The Optimal Life with Nate Haber

Dr. Carole Lieberman is a Board Certified psychiatrist and expert witness who has testified in some of our nation's most high profile criminal and civil cases, including the murder of Nipsey Hussle and a domestic abuse case of Floyd Mayweather. She joined me to talk about the recent Alex Murdaugh murder trial and her observations of the case.

Learn more at https://expertwitnessforensicpsychiatrist.com

Connect with Carole on Twitter @DrCaroleMD

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Ian Williams is an educator, speaker and advisor who teaches that self-actualization can lead to personal and planetary transformation. His book, "Soil & Spirit: Seeds of Purpose, Nature's Insight & the Deep Work of Transformational Change," digs further into Ian's teachings by highlighting the four primary landscapes that can awaken your life's core purpose.

Learn more at https://ReviveUandI.com

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Gretchen Wollert is the author of, "Born to Fight: Lincoln and Trump," a book that attempts to show resemblances between Abraham Lincoln and Donald Trump.

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Frank DiMaio is the author of, "A Promise Made, A Promise Kept: A Husband's Journey through Journaling to Heal the Loss of His Spouse." He joined me to talk about losing his wife to breast cancer in 2004 and the ways in which he healed using a system of positive HABITs.

Learn more at https://fjdwriter.com

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China Darrington is a recovering heroin addict who was trafficked as a child and then into her teenage and early adult years. She is the Director of Advocacy and Public Policy at Thrive Peer Recovery Services, a company providing mental health and substance use recovery services through evidence-based peer support.

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Marla and Dave Thomas joined me to talk about the challenges of raising children with personality disorders -- specifically Borderline Personality Disorder and Schizoaffective Disorder -- and ways to best support a loved one suffering from the illness. They provided insight into their experience with their daughter, Moniece, who found noteriety on the hit show "Love and Hip Hop," and their son, DJ, who experienced a manic break in college.

Learn more about their foundation at https://lovingbeyondreason.org

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Frances Jones is the author of "Overcoming the Emotional Stigmas of Infertility," and the founder of Heart Desires Fulfillment Coaching, a consultancy for people facing infertility issues. She joined me to talk about her personal infertility journey and how infertility is affecting the Black community.

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Kurt Schneider returned to the podcast to talk about the community reaction after his first appearance where he talked publicly for the first time about the murder of his daughter, Olivia; and the emotional state he now finds himself in as he prepares to welcome a baby daughter into the world.

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Jonathan Melrod is a radical progressive, political activist, labor organizer and human rights attorney who believes that wealth should be capped for individuals and that corporations inherently take unfair advantage of their employees. Jon's book, "Fighting Times: Organizing on the Front Lines of the Class War," is a memoir of his life and seeks to help people fight what he calls "the egregious abuses of the exploitative capitalist system."

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Elizabeth Power is an adjunct instructor of psychiatry at Georgetown Medical Center and the founder of The Trauma Informed Academy, a blended learning solution that integrates trauma-informed responses with emotional intelligence. Her book, "Healer: Reducing Crises," offers everyday actions that people can use to recover from trauma and be more resilient in the face of stress.

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