Walk With Me Podcast

Andy is a Debt to Wealth Specialist . Also, Andy is the Founder of Empowered Wealth Solutions.

In this inspiring episode of the Walk With Me Podcast, Dr. Gigi Sabbat sits down with Brigid Walters, a poet, woman of faith, and contributor to the upcoming collaborative poetry book, The Unfolding, which is being co-authored with Dr. Gigi Sabbat and fellow writers from Palm Coast, Florida, and around the world. The collection is scheduled for release in 2027. Brigid also participates in the monthly Women's Bible Study held at Good Vibes Nutrition in Palm Coast, Florida. During this conversation, she shares her journey of faith, sobriety, humility, and surrender, reflecting on how her relationship with God and the support of a Christ-centered community have shaped her life. Join us for an encouraging discussion about healing, hope, sisterhood in Christ, and discovering that God's timing is always perfect.

Debra Laudat is an Actress & Lifestyle Model.

Leanna Homen is a former Police Officer who has dedicated her life to serving others. After her career in law enforcement, she transitioned into wellness and fitness as a certified Pilates Instructor in Palm Coast, Florida, helping others strengthen their bodies, minds, and spirits. Leanna also leads the Women’s Bible Study at Good Vibes Nutrition in Palm Coast, where she creates a supportive community centered on faith, encouragement, and personal growth. In this inspiring episode of the Walk With Me Podcast, Dr. Gigi Sabbat sits down with Leanna Homen the host of the Women's Bible Study, to discuss the power of faith, fellowship, and community through the Women’s Bible Study held monthly at Good Vibes Nutrition in Palm Coast, Florida.

Ms. Brunswig hails from Scottsdale, Arizona for the past three years.  In 2020, Ms. Brunswig was presented with the Marquis Who's Who, the world's premier publisher of biographical profiles, with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award. An accomplished listee, Ms. Brunswig celebrates many years' experience in her professional network, and has been noted for achievements, leadership qualities, and the credentials and successes she has accrued in her field. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.

Now retired, Ms. Brunswig worked for the Washington State Governor's Office in Olympia for five years as an executive assistant before retiring in 1998. Her extensive career in state government included similar roles with the Governor's Office of Health Policy, The Legislative Office of the Department of Labor & Industries, Washington State Department of Health and the State Board of Health. Additionally, Ms. Brunswig served as a Legal Assistant 3 for the Thurston County Prosecutor's Office in Olympia as the Family Support Office Manager and was liaison to the State Office of Support Enforcement. During later years, while living in Mexico, she worked as a manager for a law firm after helping set up the newly formed office with the attorney and his family. Ms. Brunswig notably learned to speak fluent Spanish while living and working in the country. She later served a brief stint as Operations Manager for SeaBreeze Vacation Rentals. To support her government, Ms. Brunswig has been involved in a plethora of positions with various organizations as well. Most notably, she served as a councilwoman, mayor pro-tem  and Mayor of the City of Centralia, Washington. Ms. Brunswig was also active as a staff member of the Governor's Task Force on Higher Education, a member of the Cascadia Mayors Council and, among other roles, a committee member of the campaign to elect Representatives Gary Alexander for the 20th District and Rep. J. Vander Stoep, Washington State House of Representatives. For two years, Ms. Brunswig served as a Governor's Friendship Force Ambassador to South Korea.

Other civic activities to Ms. Brunswig's credit have included serving as treasurer of the Lewis County Children with Special Needs and as a speaker on behalf of the Centralia College Citizenship Class. With her late husband, she was a Guarantor and Board Member of the Lewis County Pope's Kids' Club in Centralia, Washington, a respite center providing individualized care for children and young adults with exceptional medical needs. She was a commissioner for the Fountain Hills Planning and Zoning Commission in Fountain Hills, Arizona. Likewise, Ms. Brunswig is also a Diamond life master member of the American Contract Bridge League.

After returning to the United States from Mexico, Ms. Brunswig edited three children's books written and published by Attorney Laura G. Bueno. She is currently providing editing services for Attorney Bueno as her book, "Selkirk" is now being made into a movie. Her payment for these services were donated to two of her informally adopted Mexican children for their college fund. She has also edited several books on the topic of bridge, which were authored by Professor Allan DeSerpa, PhD of Tempe, AZ and consulting author in The Samoans chapter of Liz Moulder's book, "Tropical Tales," and W.T. O'Brien's book ""The Arboretum After Midnight." In support of her professional endeavors, Ms. Brunswig was a member and former nominating committee member of the Association of Washington Cities. She was also former president's advisory board member of the National Chamber of Congress and served nationally on the Bylaws Committee of the National Legal Professionals Association.

Ms. Brunswig was born in Leone, a village on the southwest coast of Tutuila Island, American Samoa. She came to the U.S. in 1949 and later graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences from Washington State University, studied paralegal studies at Centralia College and general studies at Lower Columbia College, all in Washington, also receiving a diploma from Centralia Police Department's Citizens' Academy in 1996. She has volunteered her services as a counselor to individuals, pro bono for over 20 years. Ms. Brunswig was selected as an Outstanding Young Women in America in 1973 and was named Pledge of the Year from Beta Sigma Pi sorority, and Girl of the Year by Beta Sigma Phi International in 1978. For her work, she was named as Officer of the Year for Washington Association of Legal Secretaries, and the Washington State Legal Secretary of the Year by the Washington State Legal Professionals' Association in 1990. She lists being a Life Member of the Washington State University's Alumni Association and a lifetime Honorary Member of the United States Army Air Forces Ground Observers Corps, a Civil Defense program formed to protect U.S. territory against air attack. She is a lifetime member of Washington State University Alumni Association and an Honorary member of the United States Airforce (USAF) Air Defense Team.

Douglas J. Wood is an award-winning author of both fiction and non-fiction, recognized for blending deep real-world insight with gripping, plausible storytelling. Before transitioning to a full-time writing career, he spent decades as a partner in a global law firm, managing a practice that spanned the globe.                                                                                               

His eighth novel, Deadly Bytes, explores the dark intersection of technology and human nature. Douglas lives in North Carolina with Carol Ann, his wife of 53 years. They have three grown children, a daughter-in-law, a son-in-law, and five cherished grandchildren.

Jesús Tobías was born in Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico. He graduated with a degree in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering from Tecnológico de Monterrey in 1989.

Since his student days, he has invented various products, most notably the “non-jamming socket wrench,” for which he won the National Youth Award for Science and Technology in 1990. He presented his invention at the World Inventors Exhibition in New York in 1991 and later exported it to several countries.

He has founded several companies in both Mexico and the United States. He has also had the opportunity to work and give lectures in countries such as Colombia, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Switzerland, and Germany, among others.

Since 1988, he has delivered countless lectures in various countries to governments, companies, and international organizations such as General Motors, General Electric, Rotary International, and the Red Cross.

In January 2015, he became the co-founder and president of the first Society for Transcendence in the world.

He is the author of several books and, more recently, has been presenting his international lecture The 7 Codes of Happiness in numerous venues. He intends to take this lecture around the world to help foster a kinder and happier humanity.

Many people have described this lecture as the most important they have ever attended.

Jesús Tobías maintains that “our lives are so short that we should do only what we love.”

https://www.jesustobias.com/english

(Spanish Version) 

Jesús Tobías was born in Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico. He graduated with a degree in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering from Tecnológico de Monterrey in 1989.

Since his student days, he has invented various products, most notably the “non-jamming socket wrench,” for which he won the National Youth Award for Science and Technology in 1990. He presented his invention at the World Inventors Exhibition in New York in 1991 and later exported it to several countries.

He has founded several companies in both Mexico and the United States. He has also had the opportunity to work and give lectures in countries such as Colombia, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Switzerland, and Germany, among others.

Since 1988, he has delivered countless lectures in various countries to governments, companies, and international organizations such as General Motors, General Electric, Rotary International, and the Red Cross.

In January 2015, he became the co-founder and president of the first Society for Transcendence in the world.

He is the author of several books and, more recently, has been presenting his international lecture The 7 Codes of Happiness in numerous venues. He intends to take this lecture around the world to help foster a kinder and happier humanity.

Many people have described this lecture as the most important they have ever attended.

Jesús Tobías maintains that “our lives are so short that we should do only what we love.”

https://www.jesustobias.com/english

(English Version) 

Reginald Sabbat was born in Jacmel, Haiti, and is fluent in English, Haitian Creole, and French. A devoted son, husband, father, grandfather, businessman, and manager of a band in Haiti, Reginald is known for his commitment to family, faith, and community. After undergoing multiple surgeries, he began a fitness journey on January 12, 2026. On July 13, 2026, he celebrated an inspiring 20-week milestone, continuing to take recovery one day at a time with faith as small as a mustard seed.

His fitness mantra is: “God strengthens me daily. I honor my body, stay consistent, and walk in health and strength.”