How can you transform the darkest parts of your life story into a magnificent, awe-inspiring story? 

In this episode, Giselle Valentina walks us through an emotionally intense story of her life, beginning with her complicated conception: She was conceived because of sexual violence against her mother. In this raw, vulnerable telling of magnificent triumph over tragedy, Giselle shares the heroic hope that her mother cultivated to bring her into this world. She artfully walks us through the development of her many passions and her continual striving to provide healing and prosperity to so many people in need. 

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What lessons can we learn from the creation of intentionally integrated communities and a happily adopted man who set out on a journey to reconnect with his biological parents?

In this episode, Damon so artfully shares with us the transformative story of an man who embraced an often overwhelming journey to find and ultimately rekindle a relationship with his biological parents. He also shares with us his experience of growing-up as a young black man in an intentionally integrated community—a community that was designed to promote the successful integration of people many different life characteristics, including ethnicity, social economic status, and more. I can tell you that this story allowed me to think, for the first time, very deeply about the many people who navigate an adoption story, as well as the many people who have very nuanced experiences related to their ethnicity and their progressive understanding of the world.

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