Overcomers Overcoming

Dr. Danny Brassell chooses to enjoy life to be positive. He explains that children likely laugh 300 times daily, and older people laugh much less. Being optimistic about life is essentially a matter of our choice, and laughter releases tension and reduces stress. So, let's join in the laughter. Let's choose to be positive. It is contagious. You can access his information, a complimentary reading course, and his book at https://freereadingtraining.com/frt.

Aaron Tagert describes the reasons for and how he overcame a dalliance with pornography that had its genesis in a mental life trauma. This trauma became a dominant influence in his life until he dealt with its root cause. Through counseling and coaching, he reconciled the assortment of integrally linked factors. Aaron gained a valuable awareness of himself and those who contributed to his life trauma through this process. Aaron's wife's acceptance and understanding of his situation were significant in helping Aaron reconcile with his past. Aaron is now passing forward his life experiences.

Donna Chacko, MD, describes her transformation through faith and surrender to God. She overcame a crisis in her marriage by returning to her faith and trusting God with her family. With prayer and reflection, she eventually understood how her habit of not speaking up to avoid conflict and her drive to work all the time contributed to the stresses in her family. Through her faith in God and her transformed prayer life, she now has a more healthy self-image and knowledge of the purpose for which God created her. She remarried following the death of her first husband and now promotes abundant health in her ministry, Serenity and Health. Read more about her journey in her book, "Pilgrimage: A Doctor's Healing journey."

Susan Johnson chronicles her bi-polar journey from diagnosis through treatment. She is a product of genetic traits traced through her family, and her mother made her aware of her potential condition, a psychiatrist and sociologist later affirmed that. Through customized medication, Susan is living a balanced life. Before treatment, she was experiencing swings of depression and manic behavior. You can follow her journey at http://www.sjohnsonauthor.com, book her for speaking engagements, and read of her journey in the book "Some Dreams Are Worth Keeping: A Memoir of My Bipolar Journey."

Kelly Paiz is exploring opportunities beyond her 20 years of financial experience to gain fulfillment to advance others. She is voluntarily making this transition, having accomplished her financial planning goals. She is going through a mental transformation process to leverage her experience for new opportunities. She addresses how she would respond to the question, "What experience do you have in [whatever venture you are pursuing]." She discusses how she leverages her past experiences to search for a new chapter in her career.

Bill Humbert is recruiting coach who helps people with job and life transitions. Some job or life transitions are forced through the COVID pandemic. Transitioning to a new career can be a daunting task if we do not know how to leverage our experience. Being aware of our strengths and having the confidence to talk with four or more new people daily will bring about the desired transition. Taking action is required even when doing so might be uncomfortable. You can learn more about Bill Humbert, access his services, and get a complimentary download at https://recruiterguy.com.

Roy Osing speaks from his life and work experience to help others develop and act on their commitment, drive, determination, and hunger to succeed. This includes being a differentiator who knows he/she is the only person who can do something positive for the person with whom they are interacting. These entrepreneurs project a compelling persona that attracts others. You can learn more about Roy at https://www.bedifferentorbedead.com. You can access his blogs, learn more of his seven books, and complete a business awareness quiz.

Elaine Poland has had a very positive experience with her approximate 15 months of treatments as of this recording. She was apprehensive before the treatments, not knowing what to expect. While she entered the dialysis treatment process with apprehensions, she encourages those who need dialysis to get the treatments to improve their quality of life. Through dialysis, she has reduced her blood pressure medications. While there is no guarantee others will have similar experiences, she has had that positive result with dialysis.

Rollins Walkers returns for a fifth episode to discuss his life journey from the 'hood to rise above his past. He was raised in a poverty-stricken neighborhood around others who were living a lifestyle that did not fit his aspirations. He surrounded himself with positive thinking people while also reading positive books. He had people who believed in him more than he believed in himself. He went well beyond what he initially thought he could accomplish through that association. He is passing forward his life lessons to advance others.

Kareemah Emordi discusses relationships in and God's purpose for His creation. God created each of us to function best with fellowship through connected relationships. But, can we know if a person of intense interest is a lifetime keeper!? Inspired by Ron and Marty Cooper's work on relationships and their relationship course, Kareemah discusses applying values and "Red Flags" to discern if a connection can potentially last a lifetime. Her book, "Get Him & Keep Him: Biblically inspired wisdom for wives and wives to be!" is available through Amazon.