Strength Through The Struggle

Strength Through The Struggle

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  • Episode 39: David Beard
    David Beard grew up in a home with a single mother who was involved with alcohol, drugs, and questionable men. From a young age, David was the man of the house. He and his brothers took care of his mother. Despite her dysfunction, David's mother always reminded him "God made you special." This powerful reminder has remained with David to this day. He now reminds his own children of the same principle.    David is now a passionate educator, working with teachers to provide a positive environment for children with similar situations. David believes in the power of faith, influence, and the spoken word. He daily reminds himself that as long as we do the best we can every day in every way, we can get better and better. 
    1 hr
  • Episode 38: Justin Constantine
    Justin Constantine volunteered for deployment to Iraq in 2006, serving as a Civil Affairs Team Leader. While there, he was shot in the back of the head by a sniper. Miraculously he survived, largely due to the quick thinking and incredible skill of his comrades, who risked their lives to save his.     Justin was shot in October 2006. He was back to work June 2007. Justin has since found opportunities to help civilians and service members alike. Through his incredible experiences and recovery, Justin has built bridges to increase understanding and healing as each individual overcomes their own unique obstacles. His mantra is: "You're stronger than you think you are. You can overcome any adversity in life."
    55 min
  • Episode 37: Matt Miller
    Matt Miller is a graduate of the Air Force Academy. He was a pilot who traveled to 35 countries during 3 years of service as a transport pilot. Despite his accolades and success, and a deep love for his country, Matt knew the Air Force wasn't for him. Following the transition from the military, Matt found great financial success. Through a series of events, his world took a turn for the worse. He and his family found themselves in financial ruin, at times gathering aluminum cans to collect whatever cash they could.  Matt found success as an entrepreneur a few short years later. His company now serves schools all over the world through passive income. Inspired by the principles found in Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Matt now enjoys financial success and freedom with the support of his family. 

     

    48 min
  • Episode 36: Cari Lyons

    Carri Lyons gave birth to a stillborn son at 22 weeks. A year after such an unexpected tragedy, she learned she had endometrial cancer. As a demonstration of her personal strength, only one year after her diagnosis, Carri ran her two marathons in 4 weeks. Following an unbelievable few years, Carri and her husband decided to bike from Utah to Nebraska in an effort to raise money to adopt a child from Ethiopia.

    Carri has written about her experiences in a book called Along Came Hope. Her hope is that people remember it only takes one step to move forward.

    1 hr 18 min
  • Episode 35: Hogan Hilling

    Hogan Hilling made the decision to get divorced after discovering his wife had broken the circle of trust in many ways, including embezzlement. After staying home for 20 years to care for his disabled son, Hogan found himself unfamiliar with the job market, lacking in his marketable skills, and unsure where to turn.

    After removing the dysfunctional people from his life, Hogan found himself buying a car, buying a home, and making positive changes in his life. Despite naysayers and no college education, he has now authored and published eight books with more on the way. Hogan’s aim is to use the pain he’s gone through to help other people.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 34: Phillip Carson
    Dr. Phillip Carson spent over 10 years building a thriving natural medicine business, only to lose everything and file bankruptcy. After an affirming prayer of hope, a job opportunity came along. Seven years after filing for bankruptcy, Dr. Carson sold his portion of a new business and paid off all his debts.    Dr. Carson is now a successful pharmacist, natural medicine practitioner, coach, and businessman. He credits his success to his faith in Almighty God. His advice is to don’t quit living, don’t quit giving, and never lose your faith.
    53 min
  • Episode 33: Philip McKernon

    Philip McKernan helps people find their gifts. Listen as he discusses the difference between talents and gifts, finding a gift within you that serves others, and discovering your true, authentic story without beating yourself up. 

    1 hr 5 min
  • Episode 32: Marshall Bone

    Marshall Bone was at the peak of success, working for one of the most successful companies in the world. Despite his success, however, his efforts to keep up with the lifestyles of others came to a dramatic halt when he and his family lost their home in 2008. He, his wife, and his son were homeless for two and a half years, relying on the mercy of family members, friends, and even perfect strangers to provide a bed while they struggled to get back on their feet. Only after a pastor saw past the metaphorical brick wall Marshall had build around himself did he begin to see hope. Now Marshall and his family have a place of their own. More significant is the peace, hope, and faith that has been restored to him and his family. 

    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode 31: Cindy Teevans

    Cindy Teevens overcame the suicide of her father to pursue a goal of ending suffering. Listen as she and Mark discuss alchemy, happiness, and how “mind reads” affect our view of the world and those around us. 

    50 min
  • Episode 30: Cameron Colvin

    Cameron Colvin lost both his parents by age 15. The night before he left for college his close friend was shot and killed. In this episode, Cam discusses how he overcame losing these rocks in his life to become the man he is today. 

    1 hr 2 min

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The Strength Through the Struggle Podcast shares stories of real people and the real challenges they have had to go through.