Some people experience debilitating trauma in their lives that works to knock them down and leaves them unable to get up again. Other people, like today’s guest, Janet Black, used that trauma to propel them forward to help others experiencing the same type of pain.

Today, Gill wants to make people stop in their tracks, be honest with themselves, and dig out those dreams and visions which have become dry and rusty. Today, she is more focused on her legacy rather than her destiny.

Steve finally understood it was up to him to make sure that he kept himself happy rather than relying on other people for affirmation and personal happiness.

When people discover their God-given purpose and how to live in it, they can look at their past with renewed vision to employ new confidence and greater ability to redeem it by creating a divine mission for their lives today.

Today, Steve is inspired to help people of all ages to get in better shape and overcome any self-limiting beliefs they may have about their own abilities.

The experience of having to contend with an addicted child opened Michelle’s eyes to early warning signs about other serious problems addicts must address before they can get treatment for the illness and begin working their way out of a hole they dug.

It took him 30 years, but Steve eventually broke out of the 9-to-5 rat race simply because he wanted more freedom.

Being a substitute teacher for squirrely middle school children can be incredibly challenging. In addition to teaching, Eric also authored several books.

When Betty retired in 2016, she kept herself busy by mentoring children and teenagers who expressed an interest in riding and caring for horses themselves. Some of her protégés became competitive riders.

A survivor of childhood sexual assault herself, Jeanette wants women to feel comfortable talking about what happened to them. It does not need to be a secret and they do not have to live with shame and guilt.