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Resilience Born from Settling Your Worth with Brenda Viola
In just a few months, she lost everything that mattered to her. And, ultimately, found herself. To look at Brenda Viola's accomplishments - news anchor, reporter, public official, VP of marketing, and even QVC Show Host, you'd think she never struggled with self-worth. In this candid and heartfelt interview, you'll learn that a toxic need to prove herself fueled her ambition. "It's exhausting to keep up appearances and I finally wanted to stop pretending," she shares. A healing path to reconnect with herself came in her late 50s, but now she shares what she's learned with audiences everywhere. "If I can help one person know their value and stop settling for less - and most of all, if I can inspire them to choose love toward themselves and others, then I've accomplished my life's purpose." For anyone in a dark place wondering if they should keep going, Brenda's story will inspire. Find out more at www.brendaviola.com.
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By Terry SidfordIn just a few months, she lost everything that mattered to her. And, ultimately, found herself. To look at Brenda Viola's accomplishments - news anchor, reporter, public official, VP of marketing, and even QVC Show Host, you'd think she never struggled with self-worth. In this candid and heartfelt interview, you'll learn that a toxic need to prove herself fueled her ambition. "It's exhausting to keep up appearances and I finally wanted to stop pretending," she shares. A healing path to reconnect with herself came in her late 50s, but now she shares what she's learned with audiences everywhere. "If I can help one person know their value and stop settling for less - and most of all, if I can inspire them to choose love toward themselves and others, then I've accomplished my life's purpose." For anyone in a dark place wondering if they should keep going, Brenda's story will inspire. Find out more at www.brendaviola.com.