Terri M. Kozlowski is a proud Native American warrior: Athabascan; Tlinglet Tribe - Raven Clan. She journeyed through the pain of child sexual abuse and utter fear of life after her mother abandoned her (age 11) and her sister (age 10), on the streets of Albuquerque. She is rediscovering her true path in life, one of joy and love. She learned to transcend the fear that the egoic mind keeps bringing to the forefront of our lives. She is now on a mission to help others overcome their fear and limiting beliefs and become their authentic selves.

You may find Terri here:

Website: www.TerriKozlowski.com

Podcast: www.SoulSolutionsPodcast.com

Pre-order book: www.RavenTranscendingFear.com

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Today we talk with Jacqueline Elizabeth who had a lot of struggles so far, and yet the biggest struggle was the time she battled depression and suicidal thoughts. She had been living with undiagnosed endometriosis for about 4 years at that point, living in chronic daily pain. Two really big lessons were going on and only one of them she realized at the time, the other she recognized later on. 

1. Learning that no one can be a better advocate for me than me. 

2. Learning how to navigate my emotions. 

Oddly enough #1 was the one that she recognized right away. Her failed suicide attempt was the fire within her that made me stand up for herself and seek a second opinion for her chronic pain. #2 She knew was a big reason why she was in the dark hole she was in, but didn't learn to navigate them until much later in life.

Find Jacqueline here:

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/jacqueline-elizabeth

Website: www.holisticacademics.com

Today we are talking to Sophia Norley who escaped her bohemian childhood and wrote Escaping Bohemia. She experienced dysfunction, neglect and abuse. She is now sharing with the world that there is hope and it does get better.

She jumped out of her comfort zone by sharing her story #escapingbohemia, which went on to hit no 2. Since this she has started to help others write their own business content, bios and blogs.

Sophia also helps others share their own story within her other passion, photography. Offering personal branding and life style shoots. Where her clients are able to go from shy and uncomfortable to amazingly confident in front of the camera.

From a child that had no belief in herself, she has developed true grit in the ability to overcome darkness and adversity, then use it to her advantage. She has used this knowledge to give talks in schools on the important topic of resilience.

Find her here:

www.instagram.com/shutterhut

www.facebook.com/shutterhut

www.twitter.com/shutter_hut

www.linkedin.com/in/sophianorley

www.shutterhutphotography.co.uk

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08HBKJKXB

Today we are talking to Tony Lynch today who started Memories of Us a non-profit helping others who have also experienced loss. At a young age people around him died and he felt alone. He ended up in gangs, jail, homeless and an alcoholic. We learn how he managed to find his way through the pain and despair to share that hope with others.

Today we are talking to Jennifer Kwan, daughter, mother, sister, wife, grandmother, friend, step parent, cousin, mother-in-law and much more. She had four young children under the age of eight, survived what Highway Patrol thought was an un-survivable crash to question her marriage and the direction of her life. 

Sean Swarner has broken through defined human limitation in order to redefine the way the world views success.

Sean was diagnosed with two different and unrelated forms of cancer, once at the age of thirteen and again at the age of sixteen. Despite a prognosis of just fourteen days to live and having been read his last rights, Sean astounded the medical community when he survived both these brutal diseases. Sean realized that after defeating cancer twice, no challenge would ever be too great, no peak too high.

Sean proved his theory when he crested the peak of the highest point in the world (Mount Everest) with only partial use of his lungs. As the first cancer survivor to do so, Sean decided to continue climbing and has since topped the highest peaks in Africa, Europe, South America, Australia, Antarctica, and North America, thus completing the “7 summits”.

After having completed the 2008 Ford Ironman World Championship in October, Sean has his sites set on summiting the “peaks” at the top and bottom of the world. This will designate Sean as the first person to ever complete what will be known as the “Ultimate Adventure Challenge”.

This week we are talking with author of Healing Life with Cancer Kristie Huggins. She was devastated by her husbands terminal cancer diagnosis 10 days after their marriage. She had 2 children already and was pregnant with the 3rd. She has dedicated her life to helping find support for families of those diagnosed with cancer. Her journey is full of twists and turns, isn't any heroes?

Look for Kristie Huggins on Facebook.

Scott Spears is a former global consultant, traveling the world for the past 15 years, living in 52 countries, acquiring many lessons in life, death, love and the importance of balancing physical and mental wellness in our lives.

Being a past victim of burnout and death, his journey to recovery in his personal, professional and love lives helped him develop a personalized growth roadmap entitled TIME | LIFE | SELF which is derived from his practical knowledge, failures and successes.

Additionally, Scott offers Business Transformation services helping organizations to maximize their efficiencies while reducing stress and burnout while improving overall performance.

Nicole Yeates adjusted to a traumatic brain injury at the age of 16 after a motorcycle accident that literally killed her. Her mother believed in her capacity to heal and refused to let doctors turn off the machines. After many years of rehabilitation she is a rehabilitation counselor, accredited mediator, best selling author of Holding Onto Hope.

You may find her at:

Website: www.holdingontohope.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/3507196699363504

Instagram: @nicoleyeatesforbrainhealth

Cammie Winston: As the great granddaughter of German immigrants, I was raised on the South Dakota farm they started from raw prairie land in the mid-1880’s. Through their hard work and sacrifices they were able to build a farm that has sustained four generations and that we still own today. Farm life taught me plenty and because of it, I developed the skills and work ethic that shaped my entire life.  I have so much gratitude for being able to build a successful broadcasting career and to be an entrepreneur in the voiceover industry.

Today my husband Jeff and I are flirting with the idea of retirement, traveling the world and doting on our amazing grandchildren.