EP424: Today’s guest is Rebecca (Becky) Faye Smith Galli, an author and columnist who writes about love, loss and healing, and whose life story is one of profound tragedy transformed into a beacon of resilience and hope. 

Becky recounts her journey marked by significant loss, including the heartbreaking death of her brother and the many challenges that followed: raising children with special needs, losing a child, navigating a divorce, and confronting permanent paralysis. 

Becky shares her career shift from IBM to author, using her personal story to inspire others through her books, “Rethinking Possible” and “Morning Fuel”. Her insights throughout the episode reveal the profound power of perspective, the art of active waiting, and how embracing life’s unpredictability can lead to finding joy in the present. She discusses the deep influence of her life events on her writing and her passion for connecting with others who face similar challenges. 

We talked about:

• The tragic loss of her 17-year-old brother at a young age and its impact to her family. 

This episode is a heartfelt exploration of resilience, offering a deep dive into what it means to hold onto hope while navigating difficult realities. Listen in and let Becky’s candid reflections encourage you to appreciate life’s moments, however imperfect, and actively seek joy despite challenges.

Other ways to find and connect with Beck are:

Website: www.BeckyGalli.com or www.RebeccaFayeSmithGalli.com 

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