Many of us carry dark memories—moments so painful and profound that we tuck them away in the deepest corners of our minds. We convince ourselves they're forgotten, but are they? What if you possessed the key to unlock them?

Would you shine a light to illuminate your past, hoping that by doing so, you might finally understand who you are, why your life unfolded the way it did, and what you can change? Or would you keep them hidden in the shadows?

This week, I'm pleased to welcome Melissa Osorio, author of Hidden Memories, to Chatter that Matters. Hidden Memories is a powerful story about overcoming one's past to conquer one's future.

As a young girl, Melissa lost her older brother to cancer. At 16, her father was murdered. She left Venezuela for the United States but never escaped her pain until she made a life-altering decision to confront her past and face the memories she had long suppressed and how she found light amid darkness.

Georgia Balinsky from RBC joins me to discuss the power of ideas—and how RBC's latest campaign inspires people to bring their ideas to life.

To purchase Melissa's Book, Hidden Memories: https://www.amazon.ca/Hidden-Memories-Discover-Whats-Blocking-ebook/dp/B0CLK1B4PS

To watch RBC's Ideas Happen Here Campaign:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cxmd0w9Y1xY&feature=youtu.be