Dream to Rise

We dive deep into the diverse worlds of different generations and explore the threads that connect us all.

Join us as we bring together voices from Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, Gen Z, and even the upcoming Gen Alpha to foster understanding, collaboration, and shared wisdom. 

Whether you're curious about the past, navigating the present, or looking towards the future, Bridging the Gap provides insightful dialogue that challenges stereotypes and celebrates our unique perspectives. discover how we can all grow closer, despite our generational differences.

Let us welcome Asher Dahlgren, Kara Pangilinan, Michaela Spaulding and Susan Cristini.

Harsh words and cruel labels from peers and strangers alike took a toll on our self-esteem, making us retreat into a shell of insecurity. 

This story delves into the painful experiences of a childhood marred by judgment and ridicule, and the arduous journey of rebuilding confidence and self-worth. Let's talk about how those words changed the way we

Our guest, Renea Linsom, an author, ghostwriter and

She hosts a show on MexitVerse called Crazy Weird News.

Childhood trauma encompasses a range of adverse experiences that occur during a child's formative years.

These can include physical, emotional, or sexual abuse, neglect, loss of a loved one, witnessing violence, or any situation that leaves a child feeling scared, helpless, or overwhelmed.

The impacts of such trauma can be profound and long lasting, shaping an individual's emotional, psychological, and even physical health well into adulthood. Healing from childhood trauma is a journey that involves facing and understanding past experiences rather than avoiding or suppressing them.  Healing from childhood trauma is not only possible but can also be profoundly empowering.

Our special guest, Dr. Robb Kelly is currently

Dr. Kelly hosted Sober Celebs show on KLIF radio in Dallas, and currently hosts the Breaking Through

Dr. Kelly shares his personal highs and lows as he struggled and overcame crippling alcoholism in the November 2019 and published his book “Daddy, Daddy Please Stop Drinking”.  

Let us listen to Dr. Robb Kelly.

Surviving incest and abuse within a relationship is a harrowing experience that can leave deep emotional scars. However, it’s crucial to remember that healing and recovery are possible, and there is support available to help you navigate this difficult journey. 

Healing from the trauma of incest and abuse is a complex process that takes time and patience. It’s essential to be gentle with yourself and prioritize self-care. 

Surround yourself with supportive and understanding individuals who uplift and empower you. Cultivate healthy relationships with people who respect your boundaries and validate your experiences. Remember, you deserve love, respect, and safety in all your relationships. 

As you heal and rebuild your life, consider becoming an advocate for survivors of incest and abuse. Share your story if you feel comfortable doing so, and support initiatives that raise awareness and promote prevention of abuse. Your voice is powerful, and your experiences can inspire hope and change for others.

Listen to our guest, Tywanah Evette, an intuitive healer and psychic with 35 years of business experience, has

She embraces this new chapter as a soulful evolution. Guided by her mother, Lorraine, Tywanah, offers intuitive healing, psychic insight, and spiritual wisdom. Her aim is

Resentment burdens our spirits and stifles our potential for flourishing. It festers silently within, poisoning our thoughts and emotions, and anchoring us to the tumultuous seas of past grievances.

This exploration delves deep into the transformative essence of forgiveness, shedding light on how relinquishing resentment can nurture personal growth and foster a profound sense of inner peace.

Forgiveness is not a mere absolution of the wrongs inflicted upon us; rather, it is a liberation from the chains of bitterness. When we choose the path of forgiveness, we reclaim our agency and break free from the vicious cycle of hurt and retribution. It is a bold act of self-compassion, a testament to our inherent worthiness of peace and healing.

In this episode, our guest, Falak Shaikhh will share with us how she released herself from resentment and now helping others. She's a relationship coach, an intuitive energy healer, a homeopath, an author, a wife, and a mother of two beautiful kids.

As a doctor of homeopathy and an Energy Healer, she has been engaging in the healing and personal transformation

She has been helping men and women heal, grow and transform into best versions of their self and live life in abundance with a soulful loving relationship.

Let us listen to Falak Shaikhh.

Self-love is the foundation of a healthy relationship with oneself. It involves recognizing your worth, embracing your imperfections, and treating yourself with the same kindness and respect you offer others.

Effective self-care enables you to recharge, reducing stress and preventing burnout, which in turn enhances productivity and overall life satisfaction. By integrating these intelligent practices into your daily routine, you not only enhance your well-being but also empower yourself to live a more balanced, joyful, and fulfilling life.

Listen to our guest speaker, Meriam Boldewijn, a

Whether you're on the brink of separation or simply seeking to deepen your connection, love restoration is your companion on the path to rekindling love, rebuilding trust, and experiencing the joy of a revitalized marriage.

Marriage is a journey filled with peaks and valleys, and sometimes those valleys can seem insurmountable. But amidst the challenges, there exists hope, resilience, and

Embracing change and committing to personal

Let us listen to our guest speakers, Sherman and Senise Daley, who works together as a relationship coach, have gone through separation and ended up getting back together. The Lord brought them together over 10 years ago where they quickly fell in love as they were both an

God showed them what they both needed to change to have an effective relationship.

Let us welcome, Sherman and Senise Daley!

This teacup, once a prisoner of abuse, now stands as a symbol of survival. It endured the shattering force of violence yet refused to be broken.

With each crack, it absorbed the pain, transforming it into strength. With each sip, the scars fade, replaced by a newfound sense of peace. It whispers tales of resilience, of overcoming the darkest of nights to greet the dawn with unwavering resolve. It stands as a reminder that even in the depths of despair, there is hope.

So, let us raise our cups, not just in celebration of tea, but in homage to the survivors among us. May we draw strength from our courage, and may our resilience be a beacon of light in the darkest of times. For in the simple act of sipping tea, we find solace, we find healing, and above all, we find the power to persevere.

Let us listen to Miss Liz, who is an author, international speaker and founder/creator of Miss Liz Teatime and Parties, who's making a difference one cup at a time.

Overcoming the burden of trauma requires determination and unwavering support. It's about acknowledging the pain without letting it define one's identity and finding the courage to confront the shadows of the past while embracing the light of hope for the future.

Ultimately, the process of healing is not linear, but it is transformative. With time and perseverance, survivors can emerge from the darkness. It's a journey of self-discovery, self-compassion, and ultimately, self-liberation. We find our voice from others; they serve as a testament to the human spirit.

Let us listen to our guest, Marie McKenzie, who is a Sexual Assault Recovery coach, who helps women to

She is the Secretary of the Central Florida Writers & Publishers Guild, an Award-winning & #1 bestselling author, International Speaker, educator, and registered nurse with over twenty-five years of experience.

Let us welcome, Marie McKenzie!

In a world often clouded by challenges and uncertainties, there exists an invaluable currency and that is kindness.

Every act of kindness, no matter how small, has the potential to create ripples of positive change that extend far beyond the initial gesture. Like a pebble tossed into a still pond, a single act of compassion can create ripples that spread far and wide, touching the lives of those in need. Every moment of empathy has the potential to make a meaningful impact on someone else's life. We believe that everyone has the capacity to make a difference.

Let us listen to our guest, Sai Gonzalez, a mindfulness coach whose objective is to serve people seeking inner-peace and clarity to cultivate mindfulness and emotional resilience so that they can embrace life’s challenges with grace and help them discover true joy within themselves.

Much love,

Cynthia Concordia

Dream to Rise