In this episode of SolFul Connections, Kimberly Cambra, community leader, comedian and an official SolSister shares how she is overcoming tremendous loss and finding her way to a new life utilizing her insight, wisdom, humor and the stars. This SolSister discusses life and loss with a blend of pragmatism, candor, dignity, and laughter sprinkled with stardust and laced with the ability to recognize absurdity when it shows up. Listen in and gain tons of nuggets that you can apply to your own life to help you overcome when tragedy strikes as it tends to do at times for all of us.

If you are in the Bucks County area, check out Kimberly Cambra at Comedy Cabaret Comedy Club at Poco's 625 N. Main St., Doylestown - Reservations: [email protected]

In this episode of SolFul Connections, Sue Guiher shares her thoughts on what success "should" look like (the "should" is a bit of a teaser). Listen to Sue talk about what she has coined the "Success Bully," what she really thinks about what we "should" do, and so much more. Sue talks about her recent experiences with profound loss, magic and Mary Poppins. From corporate executive, speaker and author to executive coach, communications consultant and MBA instructor at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, Sue's expertise and experiences run the gamut. Sue's philosophies and insights are sometimes surprising, truly inspirational and always thought-provoking.

For more about Sue, visit: www.suespeaks.com

In this episode of SolFul Connections, Taylor O' Brien shares how her diagnosis with Ovarian Cancer at age 28 has shaped her perspective on healthcare, wellness and life. Armed with knowledge and a mission, Taylor reveals some important insights and advice that could help all of us navigate our own wellness journey. The conversation with this young, beautiful and brave woman is inspiring and thought provoking. Friendship, advocacy and who we are at our core are all topics addressed in this special discussion.

For more on Cancer - and the low grade Ovarian Cancer with which Taylor was diagnosed, visit www.cancer.org

In this episode of SolFul Connections, writer, performer, and activist LisaBeth Weber shares how she uses her writing talent and expertise to help businesses, craft music and make an impact in the world. LisaBeth discusses her journey and how the power of words can elevate, making us feel, think and, ultimately, shaping our world.

In this episode of SolFul Connections, Denise Dornisch Palmer, Director of Programs & Outreach at Divorce Recovery Center, writer, photographer, artist, artisan and seeker, shares her journey toward uncovering life's deepest and most profound mysteries. We talk about divorce, creativity, nature, grief and parenting. And, Denise shares her own lessons with clarity and honesty. Whether you are experiencing a crisis, creative stagnation, or are searching for your own path to living a more beautiful life, you will definitely want to tune in to this episode.

In this episode of SolFul Connections, William Aronson, a singer, songwriter, music producer, and overall musician and music lover shares how he has successfully incorporated music into his life. Beyond music Bill's approach to life is harmonious and peace loving. He openly talks about his journey, the highs and lows of his music career and where finds himself today. Stay tuned because this episode is only the beginning.

In this episode of SolFul Connections, Eric Stark, a community leader, shares how he is coming to terms with incomprehensible loss and what ultimately feels like a new identity. Eric openly discusses the tragedies that he has faced and talks about how he is still learning to live a new life. This episode does deal with tough topics like death, mental illness and suicide. How we heal, transform and take on tragedy is something that we all need to get comfortable discussing. This episode of SolFul Connections features a conversation about sadness and despair but also addresses hope and life's miracles.

If you need crisis support, please call 1-877-435-7709. To reach the national Suicide Prevention Lifeline, call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or visit suicidepreventionlifeline.org For people in Bucks County, visit www.mentalhealth4bucksya.com text bchope to 741-741

In this episode of SolFul Connections, Joe Montone shares how music is always present in his life but it doesn't define his life. He shares his journey as a musician and concert/experience promoter. And, he also discusses humanity, community and the fact that he is NOT an electrician. Does what you do define you? Or is a just a part of who you are? Listen to Joe's perspective on that and think about your own philosophy.

In this episode of SolFul Connections, Omar Brownson shares how the practice of gratitude serves to elevate and enhance our lives. Omar believes this so much that he has left the so-called "corporate world" behind and is dedicating himself to create a revolutionary industry - products and programs designed to bring gratitude to the masses. He has served as the founding executive director of RiverLA and has held leadership positions across finance, land use, and social impact. Listen to him on the Gratitude Blooming Podcast; check out the artful and mystical Gratitude Blooming Reflection Card Deck or simply find out ways in which you can introduce a gratitude practice into your own life. www.gratitudeblooming.com

In this episode of SolFul Connections, Amanda connects with an old high school chum, Dave Collum. Dave shares how he transforms his life at least every decade. He explains how even back as a teenager in high school, he recognized that our experiences in life can be changed and elevated through our consciousness. Today, Dave has given up his day job to devote himself to his art. You are invited to listen to Dave's story and reflect upon your own life choices. Are you living life as authentically and courageously as you desire? Listen in and reflect on your own possibilities. Check out Dave’s children’s bonsai books: https://www.amazon.com/Pop-Katies-Lonely-Little-Tree/dp/B09ZL9BTDP/ref=nodl_?dplnkId=3b0491d2-bc4d-4f54-b505-4d9815772df1