DEIRDRE J. MILLER, our Webmaster, has enjoyed a
successful career spanning three decades, crossing a variety of
fields, including currently running her own Reiki Studio. She is a Reiki Master/Teacher and offers spiritual and career counseling. Before joining Life Without Limits, she held the position of executive assistant to the vice president for development and alumni relations at a private, four-year liberal arts college.
Prior to this period, Deirdre was the program administrator for the
National Theater Institute.
Deirdre is responsible for the design of our web site and assists with all marketing aspects of Life Without Limits, as well as the management of office systems. She provides editorial support to John and conducts all of his publishing research.
JOHN A. ADAMS is founder of Life Without Limits, a business development and design change company, and Adams and Adams Building Services, Inc., a commercial janitorial services company based in Enfield, Connecticut. A self-taught businessman, he started at the bottom and in slightly more than a decade rose to receive the Hartford Chamber's "Small Business Leader of the Year" Award. He also was named to the Springfield, MA Chamber's "Fabulous 50" list of leading privately held companies two years in a row.
During a 15-year career as an Air Traffic Controller with the Federal Aviation Administration, John often dreamed of starting his own business. In August of 1981, President Reagan fired the air traffic controllers who had gone on strike that summer including John Adams. That is when John launched Adams and Adams Building Services which grew to over $3.5 million when he sold it in 1996, to follow his passion of helping others discover Miracles at Work through his 10 Principles of Upside-Down Thinking and 10 Practices to Business Success.
He has now completed the process of publishing his book: Miracles at Work: Building Your Business from the Soul up. A world traveler, John sails his 36-foot sloop Miracles and loves to share his stories about sailing single-handedly to far-away places such as Cuba and the Bahamas.
