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"Vulnerability & Strength: Dea Irby's Story of Surviving the June From Hell"
Go grab your Bluetooth headset or headphones and listen to another powerful Troy Talks Podcast interview episode #53 "Vulnerability & Strength: Dea Irby's Story of Surviving the June From Hell"
"Be inspired by the story of how Dea Irby persevered against the odds and found her true identity and sense of belonging in the midst of the June from hell."
"Put your hands in the hands of the Man that calms the storm and be still, storm - that is how you can deal with the June from hell."
Dea Irby is a realtor from North Carolina who has lived in five southern states, served churches with her pastor/husband, and owned and operated a tea room. She is passionate about building real community and has eight children, born in 15 different homes.
She knows the value of belonging and understands people need to be CLAIMed-Chosen, Loved, Acknowledged, Invested In, and Made for Greatness.
Dea is a published author and TEDx speaker: A Connector, Communicator, and Cultivator.
She is on a mission to help leaders know how to CLAIM their people.
Dea Irby experienced a series of life-altering events when moving from Mississippi to Georgia. One night on a dark four-lane highway, Irby had a car accident that she thought had killed her mother. When she stumbled out of the van, she saw two bodies lying in the grass, having been killed by her in a tragic accident. The incident taught her to trust in something bigger, especially during times of distress and pain. She learned that life is full of unexpected events and to live her life with purpose and resilience.
In this episode, you will learn the following:
1. How did Dea Irby navigate through a difficult life situation and find solace in her faith?2. What are the five essential elements of a story-telling that make it effective?3. What is the power of belonging and how did Dea Irby find her identity in a new place?
Resources:https://www.deairby.com/free-resources
Dea's Contact info:
Website: https://www.deairby.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating.
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Go grab your Bluetooth headset or headphones and listen to another powerful Troy Talks Podcast interview episode #53 "Vulnerability & Strength: Dea Irby's Story of Surviving the June From Hell"
"Be inspired by the story of how Dea Irby persevered against the odds and found her true identity and sense of belonging in the midst of the June from hell."
"Put your hands in the hands of the Man that calms the storm and be still, storm - that is how you can deal with the June from hell."
Dea Irby is a realtor from North Carolina who has lived in five southern states, served churches with her pastor/husband, and owned and operated a tea room. She is passionate about building real community and has eight children, born in 15 different homes.
She knows the value of belonging and understands people need to be CLAIMed-Chosen, Loved, Acknowledged, Invested In, and Made for Greatness.
Dea is a published author and TEDx speaker: A Connector, Communicator, and Cultivator.
She is on a mission to help leaders know how to CLAIM their people.
Dea Irby experienced a series of life-altering events when moving from Mississippi to Georgia. One night on a dark four-lane highway, Irby had a car accident that she thought had killed her mother. When she stumbled out of the van, she saw two bodies lying in the grass, having been killed by her in a tragic accident. The incident taught her to trust in something bigger, especially during times of distress and pain. She learned that life is full of unexpected events and to live her life with purpose and resilience.
In this episode, you will learn the following:
1. How did Dea Irby navigate through a difficult life situation and find solace in her faith?2. What are the five essential elements of a story-telling that make it effective?3. What is the power of belonging and how did Dea Irby find her identity in a new place?
Resources:https://www.deairby.com/free-resources
Dea's Contact info:
Website: https://www.deairby.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating.