FLATLINE - UNINTERRUPTED RESILIENCE

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Carmen Greentree is our special guest from Australia and the Author of "A dangerous pursuit of happiness" a memoir of her traumatic abduction and the power of unconditional love and healing that has grabbed headlines across the world.
Everywhere from the NY post, Dailymail UK, Mirror UK, OpIndia, 9News Australia and other sport publications to multiple podcast and radio interviews discussing her memoirs and the power of love and resilience.

Carmen was a fledgling pro-surfer in south coast of Sydney, who trained alongside 7 times world champ Stephanie Gilmore and competed all over the world on the pro-circuit in 202-2003.
After failing to make the world championship tour of 2003, Carmen opted to take a break from surfing and travel to Dharamsala in India, home of the Dalai Lama to take courses in spirituality in 2004.

Unfortunately this pursuit of happiness turned to the most traumatic journey of her life.
Carmen was abducted by unscrupulous tour agent for 2 month, where she was sexually abused and violently assaulted.

Carmen was 22 years of age.

Carmen is an Author, Teacher & Healer. Leading the world in Unconditional Love.
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What if you could transform unimaginable pain into extraordinary resilience?

Amberly Lago - Meet and listen to the women who turned tragedy into triumph.
Amberly is the author of the best selling book TRUE GRIT & GRACE. She is a resilience expert with appearances on The Dr's, Fabfit fun, Evertalk tv, Today show on NBC, Hallmark channel, The Forbes factor with Forbes Riley, the Lorna Jane inspired series.
She is a TEDx speaker, host of @truegritandgrace and recently featured on the cover of "keynote speakers" magazine.

Amberly was living the Californian dream. She was a busy model, dancer, runner, personal trainer and a mum, until her dream turned into a nightmare in 2010 as she rode her Harley down Ventura Boulevard. Amberley Largo's story is a living testament to the power of perseverance, even in the darkest times. Hit by an SUV while riding her Harley, Amberley faced 34 surgeries and an incurable disease, yet she emerged stronger, becoming a beacon of hope and inspiration for many. Her journey from depression and addiction to becoming a best-selling author and resilience expert is nothing short of miraculous.

Amberley shares the raw and real aspects of living with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), often called the suicide disease due to its debilitating nature. She recounts her relentless fight to save her leg, learning to walk again, and tackling chronic pain head-on. Her resilience was bolstered by the support of a community and the transformative power of practicing gratitude. She also dives into the struggles of overcoming addiction, finding hope through a 12-step program, and maintaining sobriety for four years.

Throughout this episode, Amberley discusses the impact of her book "True Grit and Grace" on readers and the authenticity that connects her to her audience. 

She sheds light on navigating social media's challenges and handling criticism while staying committed to her purpose. Amberley's narrative underscores the importance of hard work, determination, and community support in overcoming adversity. Listen in to be inspired and discover the secrets to building unshakable resilience.

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In this riveting episode we hear from the OLDEST INDIAN WOMEN TO CLIMB EVEREST at the age of 53 and is just about to complete the 7 summits.
Sangeeta S.Bahl is not just an icon in India and the mountaineering world. She is a TEDx speaker, motivational speaker, entrepreneur, Miss India Finalist in 1985, an NGO founder of Impact women power, founder of Impact mountaineering and Impact image consultants, author and advocate for veganism and the environment.

We hear about her supreme command of spirituality, gratitude and gratefulness. Her determination to climb one the 7 summits in a knee brace post knee surgery, that was required due to a previous summit climbing accident.
We learn about her preparation for a second summit attempt of Everest after being evacuated in 2017 after 51 days on the mountain.

If you are thinking of attempting anything beyond your ability, think again and enjoy this podcast filled with positivity and possibilities.

In this episode, you will learn:

How limits are limitless.
How positive mindset and preparation work.

Acceptance and progression.

How to train your body, mind and determination.

Power of support.
What it takes to climb Everest.
How dreams become a reality.
Age has no limits.
One day at a time and what it means in Everest.
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Wow, what a harrowing Episode.
The terms Survival, Adversity and Resilience will certainly be redefined in this Flatline episode. Coming to you from Seattle, Washington the hometown of our guest Brian Dickinson.

Brian served in the U.S Navy as Special Operations Air Rescue Swimmer and Combat Rescue. His duties were combat Search & Rescue, Anti Submarine Warfare Operator, Aerial gunner & Special warfare support.

Brian Dickinson story did not come from serving 2 tours of duty but started on May the 15th of 2011 after summiting solo to the top of Everest. As he started his descent the world turned white and Brian was Blind and he was running out of Oxygen.  Brian holds the record for the highest solo blind descent.

His story of survival, faith and resilience has been reenacted in television and with global coverage on:
CNN: Anderson Cooper
CNN: Chris Cuomo
ABC: Good morning America
FOX business
NBC NEWS: Today show
CBN-700Club
TRT World
Spartan Up Podcast
Huffpost
The Weather Channel and much more.. Brian Dickinson is an Author, Motivational Speaker, Mountain Guide and an Adventurer.

Adventures CV – Everest, Island Peak, Aconcagua, Patagonia, Denali, Kilimanjaro, Elbrus, Kosciusko, Vinson Massif, Cascades, Waddington Range (British Columbia), Alaska Range, Canadian Rockies, Smokies, Sierras, White Mountains, Appalachian, Andes, Himalaya, Caucasus Mountains (Russia), Sierra Nevada Range (Spain), and Sentinel Range (Antarctica).

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Amberly Lago - Meet and listen to the women who turned tragedy into triumph.
Amberly is the author of the best selling book TRUE GRIT & GRACE. She is a resilience expert with appearances on The Dr's, Fabfit fun, Evertalk tv, Today show on NBC, Hallmark channel, The Forbes factor with Forbes Riley, the Lorna Jane inspired series.
She is a TEDx speaker, host of @truegritandgrace and recently featured on the cover of "keynote speakers" magazine.

Amberly was living the Californian dream. She was a busy model, dancer, runner, personal trainer and a mum, until her dream turned into a nightmare in 2010 as she rode her Harley down Ventura Boulevard.

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Our guest on this Episode adapted to restrictions or what we now know as social distancing, way before the Covid-19 Pandemic.

She was a very healthy and fit person that was active and busy saving lives in ER.
On December 21 of 2018, 30 years old Dr. Alin Gragossian almost died but was born with a new heart thanks to a selfless organ donor in January of 2019.

Dr. Alin is a physician and a heart transplant recipient. Her interest is in Emergency Medicine and critical care.
She is one of the most influential young doctors in Emergency Medicine according to EMRA ( Emergency Room resident association) in the United States.

Dr. Alin is an advocate for organ donation, public health research and patient advocacy.
She is an Ambassador for safe beat, which is an organization that helps prevent the #1 killer of student athletes by providing preventative heart screening.

Her modesty and chilled approach to the lead up of her illness and recovery from a heart transplant is absolutely powerful and incredible. Dr. Alin hones her focus and energy on the now and the future and faces reality head on.

A true hero that continues to be a frontliner in our emergency rooms despite her journey. .

Listen to Dr. Alin's own podcast here

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This episode comes to you from Ecuador the home town of our guest Victor Hugo Castro Assaf.
Victor is an adaptive athlete, triathlete, entrepreneur and an inspirational figure with millions of views of his one arm training and competition videos.
Victor never chose the cards life dealt him, nor could he change the events that changed his life forever, but he did choose the life moving forward.

His favorite saying is "keep your head up & keep moving forward"

Victor Assaf is Certified Crossfit coach, owner of a fitness brand and crossfit equipment under the label VHCA, he was also placed 2nd in the strongman challenge by Kallpa crossfit same day of his tragic accident.

Victor has appeared on global TV networks and featured in 100's of publication around the world.
This is a raw episode of emotion, resilience and NO EXCUSES.

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This Episode comes to you from Dubai with our endurance and motivational guest Marcus Smith.
Marcus is an entrepreneur, motivational speaker, extreme athlete and coach.
He is the founder of InnerFight and has built his reputation through mental and physical strength and ultimately his mindset of "keeping it real" .
Marcus completed 30 marathons in 30 days, 250km unsupported in the Sahara desert and 230km through Kenya in 2019.

What makes Marcus even more inspirational is his encounter with death after being hit by a truck while training to set a world record in Ultra-cycling.
This event certainly put Marcus to the test and it was no match for his resilience.
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Listen 🎧 to this amazing interview with Caroline D Leon certainly comprehends the power of falling from heights (Literally).

Shattered & broken body, 14 surgeries, 23 blood transfusions and 2 years to recovery.
Listen to this powerful and detailed story from Caroline and the tools she implemented to go from being told that she will never walk again to have already attempted a world climbing record in 2019 in the most hostile territories in the world, to her next record climbing achievements well in 2023.

A true story of being smashed by adversity and overcoming it with Uninterrupted Resilience and becoming in Guiness World Record Holder in 2023