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Self-Love: The Key to Aging Gracefully
Welcome back to the next episode of the Life in Transition podcast. In this episode, we have a heartfelt conversation with Anisa, the founder of Anisa International Inc and a leading figure in the beauty tool industry. Anisa shares her journey of growth and self-discovery, particularly focusing on the impactful transition she experienced at the age of 40.
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Anisa discusses significant life transitions, including Anisa's spiritual awakening after turning 40 and getting divorced.Anisa emphasizes the importance of allowing oneself to feel and express emotions in order to find freedom.Anisa shared her struggle with expressing emotions due to shame and fear, but sought healing through prayer and education.She learned to prioritize self-care and self-awareness, and worked with a therapist to integrate different parts of herself.Let's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Uncovering the Entrepreneur Within: A Journey of Self-Discovery
In this episode of the Life in Transition Podcast, we have a candid conversation with Chris Guay, the founder and CEO of Vitality Living. Chris shares his personal journey of transition, from making tough career decisions to finding balance in his personal and professional life.
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Chris discusses leaving a company after a merger and starting his own business driven by ego and fearChris’s transition had a negative impact on his family and he emphasizes the importance of transparency and self-awarenessHe shares his journey of prioritizing personal happiness and well-being, and the positive impact it had on his relationshipsChris encourages embracing risk and making career moves, emphasizing constant growth and self-awarenessHe highlights the importance of navigating life transitions and using the "drama triangle" as a tool for self-reflection is discussedLet's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Navigating Career Transitions: A Conversation with Jennifer Fondrevay
In today's episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Jennifer Fondrevay, the founder and chief humanity officer of Day1 Ready. Jennifer shares her insights and experiences about navigating career transitions and finding success in unexpected places.
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Jennifer Fondrevay, founder of Day1 Ready, transitioned from a corporate career to entrepreneurship.The decision was influenced by market need for better M&A practices and personal desire to leave a meaningful legacy.Jennifer's transition required tapping into new skills and the support of a partner.Jennifer wrote a book after corporate acquisitions persisted and was supported by their partner.Jennifer's transition led to a loss of track of retirement savings due to over-focused on her job.She learned the importance of seeking support and being open to learning from others.Jennifer redefined success as the impact she had on others, not just financial success.She emphasize the importance of finding purpose and impact in the second half of life.Jennifer acknowledges the impact of her decision on health and family.She highlights the importance of embracing uncertainty and having a positive attitude.Jennifer's book "Now What? A Survivor's Guide to Thriving Through Mergers and Acquisitions" and her TED talk "Create Opportunity in an Uncertain World" are available on her website and other platforms.Let's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Choosing Authenticity and Resilience: A Survivor's Journey
In this episode of the Life in Transition podcast, we have the privilege of hearing from Howard Brown, a remarkable individual who has triumphed over unimaginable challenges. Howard's story is one of resilience, hope, and the transformative power of the human spirit. Join us as we delve into Howard's journey of overcoming two life-threatening illnesses and emerging stronger than ever.
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Howard Brown, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur and two-time cancer survivor, shares his experiences of being diagnosed with cancer at 23 and again at 50He underwent intense treatments, including chemotherapy, and had a successful stem cell transplant from his twin sisterAfter facing challenges with fertility and workaholism, he found positivity and resilience in midlife transitionHoward emphasizes the importance of kindness, giving, and self-care, and advocates for cancer awareness and early detectionHe has written a book about his experiences and can be found on ShiningBrightly.com for speaking, podcast, and advocacy workLet's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Transitioning from a Professional Service Firm to Coaching and Philanthropy
Welcome back to Life in Transition podcast! Today, we have Gavin Flook with us, a 30-year professional service firm partner who set up an internal university and has transitioned to coaching and philanthropic activities. Gavin's journey is an inspiring one, and we're excited to dive into his experiences and insights.
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Gavin discusses his transition from early retirement to coaching and philanthropic activities.He discusses the decompression and grieving process of his previous career.Emphasizes the importance of self-care and self-reflection in professional life.Advises others to prioritize effectively in their careers and emphasize impactful contributions.Advises focusing on fewer things that have more impact rather than trying to do too much.The importance of knowing oneself and getting feedback over time.A significant career transition during COVID, prioritizing spending more time with family and pursuing charitable activities.Their work in charity and the emotional impact it has on them.Emphasizes the importance of creating space for meaningful experiences and relationships.The importance of being aware of others' perspectives and needs, and the importance of serving others rather than proving oneself.Suggests having special discussions with trusted individuals to shift focus from proving to serving.Here are some information about Gavin and how you can reach him:
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Embracing Humanity: A Journey of Connection and Unity
Welcome back to the latest episode of Life in Transition. Today, we have a special guest, Eric Sirotkin, author of the book "Witness: A lawyers journey from Litigation to liberation" and founder of the Ubuntuworks Project. Eric shares his fascinating journey of working with the Republic of South Africa during the ending of apartheid and the impact it had on his life and work.
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Eric Sarotkin, founder of the Ubuntuworks Project, shares his experiences during the end of apartheid in South Africa.He was invited to assist in the development of a proposed bill of rights in South Africa, leading to a shift in his approach to conflict resolution and law practice.His experiences in South Africa and Namibia led him to adopt a more collaborative and empathetic approach to conflict resolution and client representation.Eric discusses the impact of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa, which had three components: human rights commission, amnesty component, and reparations.Eric talks about the concept of Ubuntu, meaning "we are human through our relations with others," was discussed as a way to shift perspective and recognize interconnectedness.He emphasizes the importance of learning the language of feeling and practicing empathy in everyday interactions.Let's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Finding Meaning Through Faith and Community
In a world that often feels like a whirlwind of chaos and noise, the search for meaning can seem like an elusive quest. However, Greg Hewitt's remarkable journey serves as a beacon of hope, illuminating the transformative power of faith and community in navigating life's complexities. At the crossroads of doubt and introspection, Greg made a bold decision at just 20 years old to embrace his faith wholeheartedly, setting in motion a profound shift towards self-discovery and purposeful living.
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Greg Hewitt reflects on significant life transitions such as dedicating his life to Christ, marriage, and focusing on his relationship with God.Greg emphasizes deepening faith over time, its impact on career choices, and providing peace and guidance.Greg highlights the benefits of a strong faith foundation during times of uncertainty and anxiety.He discusses how community, connection, and intergenerational relationships are deemed essential throughout the dialogue.Greg stresses the significance of daily Bible study and spending time with God for wisdom and peace.Greg and Art emphasize the benefits of being in a Bible-based community for personal growth and learning.Let's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Welcome back to Life in Transition! In this episode, we have a special guest, Steve Kiefer, the retired president of GM International and now chairman of the Kiefer Foundation. Steve is on a mission to bring an end to distracted driving, and in this podcast, he shares his personal journey and the important work of the foundation.
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Steve Kiefer foundation’s mission is to bring an end to distracted driving and associated crashes and fatalities through legislative work and raising awareness.Steve highlights the impact of distracted driving and the personal tragedy that led to the foundation's mission.He advocates for making distracted driving socially unacceptable and discusses the use of technology to prevent distracted driving.Steve emphasizes the need for legislative support to address the issue of distracted driving and the use of technology to reduce fatalities from impaired, distracted, and speeding-related crashesSteve reflects on his transition to purpose after retirement and the loss of his son, emphasizing the importance of personal accountability in safe drivingHe encourages advocacy, support for safe driving programs, and legislation to prevent tragedies, especially in FloridaLet's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Navigating Grief and Finding Joy
Welcome to the podcast where we dive deep into personal stories of resilience and growth. Today, we have the honor of hearing from Marquita Joshua, a speaker, author, mother, stepmother, and leader of a widows group. Join us as she shares her journey of navigating tough transitions and finding purpose in the midst of adversity.
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Marquita Miller Joshua, founder and CEO of an accounting firm and a widow's support group, shares her journey of grief and therapy.She highlights the suddenness of her husband's passing and the impact it had on her life.Marquita found a balance between honoring her loss and accepting life.She emphasized the importance of therapy and not suppressing grief.Marquita's daughter played a significant role in helping her move forward and continue her speaking engagements.She hosted a widows event, encouraging others to give themselves permission to experience joy and love again.She emphasized the importance of doing what you love and being led by God, especially after a spouse's loss.She advocated for taking the time to heal and setting boundaries.She stressed the value of being present with those grieving and the impact of grief on relationships.Marquita's relationship with her stepdaughter changed significantly, and she reflected on her past motivations.She encouraged listeners to take something valuable from her story and provided information on where to find her online.Let's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Overcoming Bullying and Obesity: A Journey of Transformation
Welcome back to the Life in Transition podcast! In this episode, we had the privilege of speaking with James R. Elliott, a renowned speaker, author, NLP trainer, performance coach, and leadership trainer. James shared his journey of overcoming bullying, health issues, and making significant transitions in his life. In this segment, we'll delve into the powerful tools and insights James shared about authenticity, vulnerability, and the transformative power of inner work.
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James R. Elliott, a speaker, author, NLP trainer, and performance coach, shares his journey from corporate to entrepreneurship and bullying to self-discovery.He shares his journey from being overweight to finding comfort in food and being overweight.James emphasizes the importance of embracing discomfort and seeking growth.James underwent significant improvements in physical health by changing eating habits and incorporating more healthy fats.He highlights the ongoing nature of personal growth and healing.He discusses the process of losing weight and finding worthiness.James stresses the importance of setting boundaries and making time for self-care.He shares a tool called "pattern interrupt" to stop negative thoughts.James emphasizes the transformative power of self-love and purposeful living.Let's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Embracing Authenticity: A Journey of Transition with Jan Griffiths
Embark on an illuminating journey with Jan Griffiths as she opens up about her experiences growing up in Wales, navigating the challenges of the automotive industry, and ultimately charting a course towards personal fulfillment. Through this rich dialogue between two individuals, we discover the complexities of carving out one's unique path while honoring deep-rooted values. Jan's story serves as a testament to the profound impact of embracing change, pursuing meaningful endeavors, and giving back to one’s roots. Join us as we delve into Jan's remarkable odyssey—a tale that encapsulates both the trials and triumphs inherent in embracing authenticity and forging new horizons.
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Jan Griffiths reflects on her upbringing in Wales and the expectations placed on her to conform to traditional roles, highlighting her decision to break free and pursue a different path.Jan discusses the impact of her early experiences and the energy she felt to do more and be more, leading her to break the mold in various aspects of her life and career.She shares personal stories, including running away from home in her teenage years and the support she received from her mother, which provided her with a sense of safety and encouragement to pursue her aspirations.Jan emphasizes the importance of nurturing one's inner drive and energy, acknowledging the need to listen to one's feelings and impulses and to avoid suppressing them.She delves into the challenges and expectations faced by women in the automotive industry, as well as the importance of authentic leadership and creating a nurturing work environment.Jan discusses her decision to leave the corporate world and pursue a more fulfilling and purpose-driven life, highlighting the importance of embracing authenticity and making choices aligned with one's values and passions.Jan opens up about the potential risks of staying in a corporate role that does not align with one's true self, expressing gratitude for her decision to break free from that path and pursue a more fulfilling life.She reflects on the importance of setting boundaries, speaking up, and not being afraid to be who you are, emphasizing the value of authenticity and self-awareness in personal and professional growth.Let's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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The Power of Compassion: Shelley’s Path to Hope and Healing
Embark on an extraordinary odyssey with Shelley Armato as she unravels her remarkable path towards self-discovery and empowerment. From navigating childhood traumas to becoming a luminary figure known for dealing hope in abundance - this conversation elevates compassion to an art form while championing resilience as its cornerstone. Through the lens of this dialogue between Art Blanchford and Shelley Armato lies an exploration of addiction battles won, lessons in self-worth learned, and unwavering dedication to serve others with kindness at its core. Prepare to be captivated by Shelley's unwavering spirit as she fearlessly advocates for truth in power structures while radiating an infectious positivity that ignites sparks of hope within those around her.
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Shelley shares her experience of childhood trauma, her journey towards self-discovery and healing, and her mission to be a "hope dealer."Shelley’s business success, her role in the construction industry, her compassionate approach to life, and her determination to bring positive change.She emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, self-compassion, and finding one's purpose as essential steps towards personal growth and fulfillment.Her bold and assertive nature, her commitment to being kind and respectful, and her ability to speak truth to power.She emphasizes the importance of having compassion for oneself and understanding that addictions or negative behaviors are often a result of past experiences.She discusses the power of forgiveness and the impact of being kind and caring in every interaction.Let's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Life in Transition: A Journey of Courage and Transformation
Welcome back to another episode of Life in Transition. In this episode, we have the privilege of hearing from Günter Westphal, a former partner at PwC in Europe who has made a courageous transition to become a facilitator, leadership coach, and gestalt therapist. Günter shares his personal journey of transformation and the important role he played in guiding others through their own transitions.
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Günter Westphal, a former partner at PwC in Europe, transitioned to a facilitator, leadership coach, and gestalt therapistGünter helped me through a difficult transition and we discuss the impact of that workWe’ll talk about the importance of courageous conversations and being curious instead of critical in relationshipsGünter describes his transition from being an unaware consultant to becoming more aware of the consequences of his actionsHe left a high-paying job at PwC to pursue a more authentic and fulfilling lifeGünter now aims to bring his self-awareness and personal growth into his work at PwCGünter’s work focuses on creating transformational spaces and fostering deep connections with othersHis journey has led him to prioritize presence and authenticity in all aspects of his life and workHe advises to trust the process and be open to tough timesGünter discusses the importance of trusting the process and not avoiding difficult emotionsGünter found a shift in his approach through crystal therapy training, which helped him become more aware of his own emotions and differentiate them from othersHe reflects on his journey of self-discovery and the importance of loving oneself and othersWe encourage listeners to be courageous and take the next step in their personal journey.Let's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Embrace Change: Transform Your Life with Action and Inspiration
In this episode of Life in Transition, we have the pleasure of diving deeper into the transformative journey of Max Lewis, a successful entrepreneur with a wealth of experiences to share. Max's insights into personal growth and spiritual development are truly inspiring, and in this conversation, he opens up about the pivotal moments that have shaped his life.
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Max Lewis, a successful entrepreneur, discusses his top 3 meaningful transitions: graduating from a Tony Robbins event, getting baptized in the Jordan River, and completing a meditation retreat with Joe DispenzaHe emphasizes the importance of energy and its connection to spiritual experiencesMax highlights the power of manifesting and taking action based on inner guidanceHe discusses the importance of dedicated thinking time for personal and professional growthMax shares his transition from a hard-charging business person to prioritizing self-care and personal growthHe emphasizes the importance of celebrating victories, finding purpose, and pursuing fulfilling activities outside of workShares tools for remembering that one's life is a result of their decisions and asking if a belief or excuse is trueLet's connect! Follow us on social media for a daily dose of inspiration, updates, and behind-the-scenes moments.
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Army Vet Turned Entrepreneur Opens Up About Divorce and Redemption
In the latest episode of our podcast, we delve into the captivating journey of Jos Willard, as he recounts his transformative journey from struggle to success, we are invited to witness a man who refused to be defined by adversity. His unwavering determination led him to offer coaching services that transformed lives while reclaiming control over his own destiny. Yet, it was a pivotal encounter with a resistant client that challenged Jos's beliefs about worth and integrity. Unafraid to confront difficult choices head-on, he demonstrates an unyielding commitment to honor not only himself but also those who seek guidance from him. Through tales of personal loss, familial resilience, and professional growth, Jos imparts invaluable wisdom on trusting one's instincts as a parent while navigating life's unpredictable terrain.
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Jos Willard, an Army vet, amateur historian, and businessman, shares his journey from divorce to a decent relationship with his ex-wife and children. Reflects on the differences in upbringing and personality between him and his ex-wife, which contributed to their relationship challenges. Despite initial difficulties and defensive behaviors during the divorce process, they now have a decent relationship for the sake of their children. He faced financial struggles and became homeless, leading to a shift in mindset and a need to take life more seriously. He took on difficult challenges and eventually saw some success in their business, involving taking risks and trying different projects. Despite financial struggles, the speaker prioritized his relationship with his partner and children, leading him to offer coaching and consulting services. He faced resistance from a client with a history of financial struggles, leading to a decision to charge for his services. Shared a personal story about his mother's battle with MS, where he learned to take responsibility without blaming himself or others. Emphasizes the importance of trusting instincts as a parent and taking action when something doesn't seem right. Shares tools for remembering that one's life is a result of their decisions and asking if a belief or excuse is true.The views and opinions expressed on the “Life In Transition” podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This podcast is an independent production of Life In Transition, and the podcast production is an original work of the author. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2024.
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Unlocking Breakthrough Principles: Marvin Peake's Journey
Today, we have the honor of hosting Marvin Peake, a best-selling author, international speaker, transformational strategist, and serial entrepreneur. Marvin's journey from homelessness to success is truly inspiring, and we are excited to delve into his story and the key transitions that have shaped his life.
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Passionate about uniting humanity, ending world poverty, and mastering success.Homelessness as a youth taught self-sufficiency and responsibility.Believes in breaking the generational trauma cycle and rejects excuses or blame.Emphasizes self-acceptance and personal path-finding.Advocates for creating and evolving without codependence.Values sacred solitude and celebrating small victories.Emphasizes embodying abundance and prosperity.Discusses deep, non-transactional relationships and three levels of friendship.Share personal experiences of unconditional love and growth.Advises learning from every person, embracing the present moment, and releasing resistance.The views and opinions expressed on the “Life In Transition” podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This podcast is an independent production of Life In Transition, and the podcast production is an original work of the author. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2024.
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Jake Cortez shares his journey of resilience and transformation, highlighting the pivotal moments that shaped his mindset and outlook on life. From his experiences in various regions of the world to his transition from a high-powered salesperson to a real estate investor, Jake's story is a testament to the power of adaptability and resourcefulness.
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Successful investor and entrepreneur, Jake Cortez, shares his transformation journey after serving time in prison.He was challenged by feelings of betrayal and resentment towards his father, leading to a self-serving lifestyle and criminal behavior.Uses his experiences to connect with others and share his story.Emphasizes the importance of mental toughness and owning up to actions.Reflects on his time in prison and the need to evolve and change habits.He recognizes the importance of providing for and protecting his family, which he neglected.Discusses the importance of personal growth, adaptability, and a clear vision for the future.Emphasizes forgiveness, letting go of resentment, and tapping into talents and gifts.Encourages listeners to create the person they were meant to be and not waste their potential.The views and opinions expressed on the “Life In Transition” podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This podcast is an independent production of Life In Transition, and the podcast production is an original work of the author. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2024.
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The Plastic Surgeon's Entrepreneurial Journey, and Life's transition with Dr. Verne Weisberg
Are you prepared for life's unexpected transitions? Dr. Verne Weisberg, a distinguished plastic surgeon and professor, offers a compelling perspective on navigating the tumultuous waters of change. In this captivating conversation, Dr. Weisberg delves into his personal experiences with various life-altering shifts, shedding light on the importance of readiness and resilience in the face of uncertainty. From parenthood to career changes, he offers invaluable insights gleaned from his journey through multiple transitions.
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Dr. Vern Weisberg, a plastic surgeon and entrepreneur, discusses his transitions in lifeLeaving academic practice at Yale to start his private practice was his biggest transitionHe struggled with fear and stress and realized he was more of a money-making machine for his businessHe learned about running a business and sold his practice in 2017After leaving his practice, he struggled with finding purpose and identityTransitioning to entrepreneurship can be daunting, but having systems in place can help make it more predictableRetirement led to a search for purpose and meaningHighlighting financial illiteracy and the need to understand moneyEmphasizing the importance of purpose and sharing talentsChallenges of transitioning careers and accepting changes Importance of unique skills and abilities in building a businessImpact of transitions on relationships, particularly during retirementEmphasis on maintaining good relationships and focusing on the art of transitioning to achieve goalsThe views and opinions expressed on the “Life In Transition” podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This podcast is an independent production of Life In Transition, and the podcast production is an original work of the author. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2024.
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Experience the Inspiring Journey of Mental Health Advocate Julie Holland as She Embraces Change and Makes a Powerful Impact(#11)
Julie Holland’s journey through various transitions is an account of personal challenges and a source of inspiration for those seeking to navigate their own periods of change. By sharing her experiences - including leaving behind a beloved career for one that is better aligned with her passions - Holland offers invaluable insights into understanding the impact of significant life changes. Join us as we explore the transformative power of transition alongside this remarkable guest, and uncover valuable lessons for embracing life's shifts with courage and grace.
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A mental health expert, Julie Holland shares her journey of transitions and their impact.Her biggest transition was when she had a baby and lived in a foreign country at 40.She decided to step down from her c-suite role in the 1990s, leading to a different level of involvement.Her journey to self-discovery involved self-discovery, therapy, and leaving her lowest space to serve a greater purpose.Julie Holland transitioned from a workaholic to a mother, navigating various transitions and challenges.She began working in a mental health center at 18 and later went to PHP for therapy.The podcast emphasizes the importance of learning from hard experiences and using them to grow and impact others.Expresses their passion for eating disorders and the potential for future programs.Julie Holland emphasizes resilience, adaptability, and learning from experiences for personal growth and fulfillment.Julie Holland’s Bio:
Julie Holland, MHA, CEDS-S, f.iaedp
Julie Holland is a nationally recognized leader in the behavioral health field as a marketing and business development executive, eating disorders clinician, and public speaker. Her unique fusion of clinical and marketing expertise has been instrumental in expanding awareness of and access to quality care for individuals and families, and in providing leading-edge professional education for professionals. Through her consulting business, Dryden-Holland Consulting, LLC, she works with several eating disorders and behavioral health companies and is VP of Business Development for Emersion Intensives.
Emersion Intensives provides a unique approach to mental health treatment blending evidence-based and alternative care modalities, outdoor excursions, and whole-person focus on providing the most transformational intensive experience possible.
Julie has worked alongside world-renowned medical and mental health practitioners in the development and implementation of cutting-edge therapeutic interventions for behavioral health. She has worked with clients in several of the country’s leading eating disorder treatment centers maintained a private practice both in the US and in Bermuda, and became a noted thought leader on the national media circuit.
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From Hoops to Community Leader: Shane Foster's Powerful Transformation Story
On this episode, We'll talk about:
Personal experiences, life transitions, addressing racism, and taking action for changeShan Foster shares childhood, child abuse, and basketball refugeTransition from basketball player to entrepreneur, activist, and leaderChallenges in admitting contribution to systemic issues like racism and inequalityIndividuals can make a difference by intentional actions and holding organizations accountableEmphasis on challenging the status quo and seeking information to align decisions with valuesEncouragement for tangible steps towards promoting diversity and inclusionTo find out more about Shan, please check out his website, https://fosteringhealthysolutions.com/ and read his book, What Hurt Didn't Hinder available everywhere and here on Amazon. https://a.co/d/8GbcWUn.
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