FIND YOUR PURPOSE NOW

In this episode we speak to Hope Sheree about how kindness is contagious in changing one person after the next. To hear more from Hope, check out www. ADoseofHope.org.

In this episode, we speak to Christine Hammond, LMHC, NCC, author of Abuse Exposed, about the 4 steps to healing from abuse. To reach out to Christine, go to growwithChristine.com.

In this episode, foster care alumni, Chris Chmielewski and Rhonda Sciortino, talk about how they created successful lives because of what they’ve been through. YOU can do it too because your experiences qualify you as an expert in what you’ve been through!! For more information on Chris, go to www.fosterfocusmag.com. If you care about foster care from any angle, check it out. For more on Rhonda an...

In this episode, successful survivor of childhood abuse, Diana Moshier, shares her four “F Words” and 5 tips for successfully getting through everything you’ll ever have to face. For more on Diana, go to www.iamdianamoshier.com.

In this episode of Empowering Resilience we hear from Tony Pollard, the author of Driven By The Heart: A Guide To Passionate Living. Tony wasn’t always living passionately, but a demotion on the job helped him hit the reset button and begin to do things he had never done before. You can reach Tony at tonypollardspeaks.com.

In this episode we speak to Charles Collins, author of Making A Masterpiece of Your Life: Practicing Life As A Craft. Have you ever thought about the fact that every trade in almost every culture is learned in a system of craftsmanship? Think about it—there is the first stage, the apprentice. Then the journey, then the master, and finally, the mentor. What if we lived our lives like that?!

Rick Ornelas turned a bad situation into a positive turning point in his life. Listen in for a great way to turn tough times into opportunities. For more, go to www. Isparkchange.com.

Torrian Scott is a coach, a mentor, an entrepreneur, the author of Running After Destiny, and he’s the pastor of Harvest International Church. Today Torrian talks about managing in the middle—the middle of the mess, the middle of your run towards your destiny. For more or to connect with Torrian, go to www. TorrianScott.com.

In this episode Rhonda shares her personal feelings while going through a hard time (in real time), and what she does to dig deep and find her resilience. To reach out to Rhonda, send her a personal message at www.rhonda.org/subscribe.

Debbie’s experience as a social worker, foster mom, probation officer, prosecutor of crimes against children, and defender of child caring professionals helped her succeed in creating a blended family. Debbie shares her wisdom and strategies in her book, Raising Other People’s Children. If you’re parenting children who you didn’t bring into the world, this book will help you empower resilience! ww...

Nobody gets through this life without going through some tough times. It’s just a fact of life that Leah Forney knows well—not just because she’s a therapist and a life coach, but because she’s experienced grief in her own life. In this episode, Leah shares 5 tips for empowering resilience from her new book, Power of Reconciliation: Healing From The Inside Out. Hear more from Leah at leahmforney.c...

Jacqueline Maddison is the CEO and Editor-In-Chief of Beverly Hills Magazine, but she wasn’t always successful. In this episode, Jacqueline shares how she came back stronger than before after hitting the bottom.

Dr. Holly is the author of the book, The Golden Thread: Where To Find Purpose In The Stages Of Your Life. Holly has some great suggestions for empowering resilience. Act on her suggestions, and you’ll get through anything. You can find Dr. Holly Woods at www.emergenceinstitute.net.

Terry has some great ideas for following your heart and making your dreams come true. Her suggestions for resilience can be life changing. You can reach Terry at www.terrybmcgougall.com or on her podcast at www.marketingmambo.net.

In this episode former Police Chief, Jesus Eddie Campa, talks about leading ourselves, especially in the tough times, and the worst moments, of our lives. For more from Jesus, including his new book, Leading Through adversity, go to www.leadingthroughadversity.com

In this episode, we’re going to talk about what is one of the top two most powerful strategies of all. It’s not an exaggeration to say that this one thing can turn your weeping into laughter!

Eric Protein Moseley lived homeless for many years. He overcame substance abuse disorder and homelessness, and is now serving the homeless as only one with lived experience can. That’s resilience!

Luke Jensen of The Victory Mindset joins Rhonda today to talk about creating purpose and community through resilience. You can reach Luke at www.thevictorymindset.com

Mary Jenkins is an example of resilience on steroids! Listen to what Mary did in the midst of treatment for cancer. Let her story inspire you. Mary can be reached at www.thecoccares.org. For information on Rhonda, go to www.rhonda.org.

In this episode we talk about the importance of giving ourselves a break for everything we’ve ever done wrong (or for what we should have done, but failed to do). This is life-changing. Don’t skip this step!

In this episode we look at how to avoid the traps that try to pull us back into old patterns.

Henry Ford said, “The secret of a successful life is to find out what is one’s destiny to do, and then do it.” The two questions in this episode will help you find and fulfill your unique destiny. HURRY, LISTEN! What are you waiting for??

This is where it starts to get good. In this episode we’re talking about disabling the labels that have been put on you and replacing them with the good labels that accurately reflect the good in you—who you really are.

How you see yourself as a result of what’s happened to you and how others have see you can inform the way you see yourself today. Those influences can be holding you back, and you may not even be aware of it. Today we’re going to pull it out in the light of day. DON’T STOP HERE! Strategy #4 is where you will flip these things to pull you up rather than drag you down.

How did your experiences change you? In this episode we’re going to talk about who we are as a consequence of what we’ve been through. We’re tougher than the average person. We know how to survive. Let’s give ourselves credit for that. We’ll always know how to make it through!