In today’s show, Linda chats with Kevin Marcus Miller, who is a twelve-time Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survivor from Seattle. You read that right. Kevin explains how he forged his way to success despite living with constant fear.

Today’s episode is taken from my Motivational Steps Conversations series. We hear from Personal Growth Retreat Leader, Keynote Speaker, Author & Life Coach Robert Pardi. New-York born and now living in Italy, Robert talks about some of the impactful moments in his life.

Linda Ockwell-Jenner shares some of her thoughts on using LinkedIn in an impactful way. What does your headline say about you? Are you using LinkedIn to the best of your ability? Use your time effectively when you’re using social media platforms.

As many of you know, I’m passionate about networking… but why? It’s a the perfect way to promote my brand, and for people to connect with who I am, and how I can help them.

Our very special guest, Melissa Day, returns to discuss more of her fight against incurable metastatic breast cancer. This chronic disease may be terrible, but it hasn’t dented Melissa’s determination to not let it stop her from living her life.

Linda’s Daughter, Melissa, returns to share her personal journey with Stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer and her experiences so far with the treatments she’s having. Melissa shares facts about this terrible disease and the path she’s taking to battle it along with her tremendous support system.

Linda is once again joined by her Daughter, Melissa, who is living with Stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer. In today’s episode, Melissa bravely shares more of her story, including hearing those horrible words “you have Breast Cancer”.

Please note: some listeners may find portions of today’s episode upsetting.

Today’s episode is very special. We welcome Melissa Day, an amazingly strong and wonderful human being to talk about living with Stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer. I should share, Melissa is also my Daughter.

Linda talks about one of the challenges that life has thrown her way this year. But as always, we hear how Linda’s outlook helps her through the challenges presented by her son’s amputation.

Linda looks back and encourages us to think about our regrets. They are not something to make us feel bad, more opportunities to re-evaluate how we approach challenges in the future.