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Gratitude and Purpose in the Journey
Meet Albert Duarte!
Jim welcomes Albert to the podcast for an emotional and powerful conversation. Albert is an Ontological Life Coach and Meditation Trainer & on the path to becoming a Transformational Trainer as well. He also has a 20-year background in the financial services industry as a life insurance agent. Through coaching and meditation, Albert helps people find their place of peace and life purpose.
"The good and bad angels", as Albert puts it, always remained on his shoulders. The push and pull to and from addiction, led him down more than a few bad roads but thankfully Albert received his wake up call in 2015. By experiencing his own transformation, just 5 years ago. and overcame kidney cancer, a 13-year drug and alcohol addiction all at the same time without rehab, A.A or N.A. By the grace of God, Albert survived it all, and learned YOU create the life you want. The journey, for all of its twists and turns, has left Albert in gratitude for the experiences and led him to his purpose, helping others on their path to recovery as well.
Jim and Albert only recently connected prior to this conversation. The vulnerability and openness they both lean into, serves as a reminder to always be willing to share your journey in recovery as it brings understanding, comfort and hope to those in recovery and those seeking to get on the path to sobriety as well.
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Meet Albert Duarte!
Jim welcomes Albert to the podcast for an emotional and powerful conversation. Albert is an Ontological Life Coach and Meditation Trainer & on the path to becoming a Transformational Trainer as well. He also has a 20-year background in the financial services industry as a life insurance agent. Through coaching and meditation, Albert helps people find their place of peace and life purpose.
"The good and bad angels", as Albert puts it, always remained on his shoulders. The push and pull to and from addiction, led him down more than a few bad roads but thankfully Albert received his wake up call in 2015. By experiencing his own transformation, just 5 years ago. and overcame kidney cancer, a 13-year drug and alcohol addiction all at the same time without rehab, A.A or N.A. By the grace of God, Albert survived it all, and learned YOU create the life you want. The journey, for all of its twists and turns, has left Albert in gratitude for the experiences and led him to his purpose, helping others on their path to recovery as well.
Jim and Albert only recently connected prior to this conversation. The vulnerability and openness they both lean into, serves as a reminder to always be willing to share your journey in recovery as it brings understanding, comfort and hope to those in recovery and those seeking to get on the path to sobriety as well.