Between The Before & After (The Stories that Shape Us)

Between The Before & After (The Stories that Shape Us)

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Between The Before & After (The Stories that Shape Us) episodes

  • "Let's Go Win" the story behind the story of JM Ryerson
    JM Ryerson has been fortunate enough to build 4 companies in his professional career. But, in this image-driven world, we miss the real behind-the-scenes stories of how someone has become successful. He has made a ton of mistakes, learned a lot, and enjoyed every minute of it. Let's Go Win is his "Legacy" company and truly is his purpose in life. The company exists to inspire people to live their best lives by taking care of three major areas of life and doing it in the most simple way possible.
    46 min
  • From couchbound with a brain disorder to life-changing entrepreneur!
    When Olivia was 15, she was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder called PANS, a condition that occurs suddenly after a virus gets into the brain and causes the immune system to attack the brain. Couch-bound for years, Olivia had a painful sensitivity to common sounds, lights, and touch, and she would have episodes where she would shake involuntarily, not being able to speak or think coherently until she ran out of stamina. Despite this crippling and terrifying condition, Olivia did not give up hope, and thanks to a very new, cutting edge therapy, she has been able to not only get her life back, but is now helping others to do the same!
    1 hr 6 min
  • From Awkward kid with an eating disorder to Successful family businessman
    Ryan Cote (co-tay) is the Founder of Morning Upgrade, a business dedicated to raising the awareness of personal development and morning routines. He is also co-owner in Ballantine (Bal-en-tine), his family's marketing agency and roofing company...and he's also a real estate investor. Ryan lives in New Jersey with his wife and 3 daughters.
    49 min
  • Sarah Peyton: From Intense self-hatred to deep compassion and resonant healing
    Despite having a wonderful family, Sarah Peyton still had something eating away at her inside. Emotionally unstable and laceratingly cruel to herself, Sarah began to believe she must be defective or crazy. But what she didn't know was just how much the trauma of her family's past had affected her. After finding a newspaper clipping of her grandmother's divorce trial from the 1930s, Sarah began her discovery of relational neuroscience and transgenerational trauma. This knowledge sent her on a journey to uncovering how she had taken on the patterns of her family's past and how to leave them behind.Sarah's story goes from emotional confusion to redemption, healing, and love. This is Sarah's story.
    52 min
  • From abandonment and abuse to acceptance and embracing it all: Kimmy's story
    "The Epitome of Kimmy: Accept & Embrace It All" is Kimberly's story of finding hope from a painful past.
    Kimberly's journey goes from being abandoned by her biological parents at a tender young age to enduring emotional, physical and sexual abuse, to overcoming these devastating experiences on the path to adulthood.
    Kimmy had to find self-love and acceptance within in order to heal from her trauma.
    This is Kimmy's Story.
    1 hr 28 min
  • From suicidal and on probation to trainer, bestselling author and "Hope Dealer" Joe Martin!
    Relentless positivity. That's where Joe is today, as the owner of the (very originally named) Joe Martin Fitness LLC, based out of Huntsville, Alabama. A far cry from overweight, on probation, depressed, and suicidal. At one point, Joe thought his life was worthless and the world did not need him taking up space and wasting oxygen. How did he go from that to being voted Huntsville’s Healthiest Trainer and a bestselling author? This is Joe's story.
    45 min

About Between The Before & After (The Stories that Shape Us)

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Each episode we share an inspiring guest with a moving story that shines a light on the power of the human spirit. You'll be inspired as we dive deep into their experiences and uncover the gritty and vulnerable details that make us messy and human.