There are stories that change the way you see life forever.

My conversation with Dr. Edith Eger is one of them.

Edith is a Holocaust survivor, renowned psychologist and bestselling author who has turned unimaginable horror into a living example of freedom, compassion and hope. In this deeply moving episode, she shares how she chose not to remain a victim, why forgiveness is really about setting yourself free, and how we can all learn to live from love instead of hate — even when life feels unbearably hard.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• Why Edith refuses to call herself a “victim”
• What forgiveness really means (and what it doesn’t)
• How to change your inner dialogue from “yes, but…” to “yes, and…”
• How to keep hope alive in a world that keeps breaking your heart

With love,

Laura