Susan Sherayko
Train Your Brain, Claim Your Power
This program is about training your brain to claim your power so you can optimize your life. Why? Because everything begins with a thought and how you think determines your results. You create what you want, starting with the thoughts you have and the words you speak. You have within you the power to handle whatever life throws your way, achieve the lifestyle of your dreams, and enjoy everyday life in the process. Start by recognizing the pillars that sustain a well lived life -- our mindset, health, finances, resilience, preparedness, relationships and community involvement.
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Susan Sherayko
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Mar 29, 2025
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Episodes
Andrew Bode thrived Against All Odds 25.04.2021 32:55
Andrew Bode was born in 1945, in Australia at the end of World War II. Foreign armies came to the country to help save it from the Japanese war machine with unintentional consequences -- the birth of children to soldiers who had long since died or returned to their home nations. Andrew was one of those children. He grew up in an orphanage with little hope for a successful life. &...
What is Success for The Business Woman? 24.04.2021 22:56
Aqualite Muraglia is a feminist through and through. She's also an artist and an author. Her novel, The Business Woman, is the epitome of Aqualite's vision of success. But women in the real world still have battles to fight. There are so many oppressed people. Women can fix the world. They are more responsible, listen and support one another. They want to...
Harvey Warren is The Optimized Patient 28.03.2021 39:07
Screenwriter, producer and financial services professional Harvey Warren discovered a new calling writing about healing. As he recovered from major back surgery, he realized that there was no guide book to support healing. People want to get better, they just don't know how. He began researching, speaking with medical professionals, nutritionists, chefs, physical therapists and o...
Poetry and Classic Mythology work together in "Lives of the Virgins" by Stephen Sweigart 21.03.2021 27:07
Stephen Sweigart has loved writing since his first publication of a newspaper at 11 years old. HIs work was influenced by professors at Temple University where he discovered the stylistic technique of concrete poems. But his favorite poems evolve from his travels to Greece and study of classical mythology. He especially enjoys the Greek gods and Prometheus.
Susan Savion raises awareness of a forgotten suffragist in "Quoting Matilda" 17.03.2021 34:17
Born in Upstate New York to an abolitionist family, Matilda Joslyn Gage was one of the three most famous suffragists in America. Yet her story is all but forgotten in the annals of time because she was considered too radical. Today many of the ideas she championed are taken for granted. Women have been voting for decades and we have much more control over our finances, however, t...
Oh, What Dreams Have Come for Stephen Simon 14.03.2021 49:57
Often, when we look back across our lives, we can see them laid out like a roadmap. If we notice, we can see how to connect the dots in the past. We may not be able to see the dots ahead, but we can aim for what we'd like to see. Producer, director and distributor Stephen Simon is a great example. From his first film, he's been exploring love between earthly beings and thos...
William Pardue's Lessons in Leadership in "Wolf Creek" 02.03.2021 37:10
After graduating from university, William Pardue was a counsellor of a wilderness camp where the worst of the worst teenage boys were sent from Chicago. For 15 months he lived with them as they built everything they needed from scratch. In the process, they came to understand the value of working together as a tribe. "Wolf Creek" tells the story.
Donna Ritch's enlightened poetry provides words of encouragement in challenging times 26.02.2021 36:35
Donna Ritch has an inner source that gives her the poems contained in "Universal Secrets: A Collection of Enlightened Poetry." Their messages convey deep messages of unconditional love and guidance to prepare to take a stand for coming changes. She shares a few of the poems with us.
Gaileen Crowell helps children learn life lessons through her children's series 25.02.2021 25:43
Gaileen Crowell has always like to help people heal. When she retired from nursing, she turned that desire toward another passion, writing combined with her love of crafting. The result? The first in a series of children's books with pony characters set in the Old West of the 1860s that help children learn how to handle disappointments and caring for others.
Jeanne Schaeberle's book "Mom, Let's Talk" captures her son's cries for God's help in his poetry. 17.02.2021 31:04
Robert Mark Schaeberle was tormented by demons while he slept for most of his life. A schizophrenic, he would battle them by grabbing pen and paper to write poetry. Jeanne found them after his death and shares them in this book to open a dialogue on the topic of mental illness.
Ann Phillips shares about "Friends Are Everywhere" and more 10.02.2021 31:29
Born on a South Carolina plantation, Ann Phillips use her personal experiences in those rural settings to populate her books with romance, mystery, thrills and even something for the children. They are fun for her to write and for us to read and enjoy. Her favorite part? Developing the characters.
Doctors Elena Pezzini and Debora Ferrari discuss the art of good communication skills in "Dogs Lovers" 06.02.2021 31:57
There are three professionals who can contribute to the best relationships with your dog: the veterinarian, the trainer and your coach. Dr. Pezzini and Dr. Ferrari discuss considerations to make when choosing a breed, evaluating your environment and learning to communicate with your beloved dog. Dogs are different from humans. Ask for professionals for help. For more information, chec...
Frank Gaertner and narrator Rebekah Nemethy discuss their audible book "Sally's Magical River" with Susan Sherayko 02.02.2021 49:39
"Sally's Magical River" is just being released on Audible. Author Frank Gaertner talks about the story, as well as the process involved in bringing the book out as an audible book. Narrator Rebekah Nemethy adds to the conversation and contributes a clip from the finished book to give you a feeling for the magical, "quantum field" feeling that emerges.
What is your cosmic and human love story as conveyed by Dr. Marj Britt in "Your Soul's Invisible Code" 28.01.2021 40:34
Dr. Marj Britt was senior pastor at Unity Tustin Church for 19 years, and after retiring founded and participates in the Called By Love Institute. She is a mystic and master teacher emphasizing consciousness and love. As we centered in and breathed in the energy of love, we set out on a journey that begins with our daily physical being and moves higher toward higher 5th dimensional exp...
Where do you go for inner peace when bad things happen? 07.01.2021 35:35
When we experience disasters and personal loss, we long to regain our inner peace and serenity. When we had our landslide, I began a spiritual journey that resulted in my book "Rainbows Over Ruins" and a small booklet "Your Survival Guide: 12 Tips to Gain Inner Peace." Lewis Tagliaferre suffered a painful loss that sent him on his own journey to find a basis for living in bad circumsta...
Are you ready for The 12 Steps to Joy and Happiness? 05.01.2021 43:55
Author David Peters worked as an engineer on Flight Simulators and was recently named to the Simulator Hall of Fame. It's been a tough year though. He lost his wife and brother this year. Yet he was sustained through it all because he knows the joy of finding the kingdom of God that lies within. David has always taken a diverse spiritual path, but the one that inspired his...
Sandy Elaine Black loves old barns, old churches and old one room schoolhouses 04.01.2021 39:19
Sandy Elaine Black worked for Intel Corporation for over 25 years as a public affairs officer. In that role, she was able to help a multitude of community needs. Now retired, she has been pursuing writing about historical structures that intrigue her. The buildings have stories. She travels, meets historians in old town and digs out their secrets. It's lots of f...
Rebuilding Your Life Radio host Susan Sherayko talks about the Power of Vision 23.12.2020 37:19
This is a special time of year - when we dream of what we want in the coming months, when we traditionally make resolutions. It is the perfect time for me to share my passion with you: The Power of Vision along with a proven system that enable us to do what it takes to fulfill our dreams. That's how the Train Your Brain, Claim Your Power calls came into being. That's why Rebuildi...
Rene'e Hilton Taylor helps us get "In the MIdst: Praying Through Poetry." 22.12.2020 41:40
In her childhood, Rene'e Hilton Taylor's parents were alchoholics. Today she counsels others to cope with their backgrounds. Rene'e shares how to find God in everyday life through poetry.
How do we deal with P.T.S.D.? Saundra Russell offers a solution in her book, PTSD: Putting the Story Down. 22.12.2020 27:38
Closed in? Not willing to talk about your traumas? Whether for yourself or someon in your family, Saundra Russell has created a workbook that enables a safe avenue to express the pain that traumatizes us internally.
DW Duke, author of "Not Without A Fight" on Rebuilding Your Life Radio with Susan Sherayko 15.12.2020 30:09
Cas Bieberstein stood ready to die, but not without a fight. Forced out of his home and into the Warsaw ghettos at the start of World War II, Cas Bieberstein became a resistance fighter by the age of 10. What is particularly striking is the mindset he developed in the raw world. He expected that he would die, but not without a fight. He worked building weapons and exp...
In "Why Did Jesus Have to Die?", Chris Conrad explains the greatest moral controversy of the universe. 10.12.2020 34:28
Are you concerned about the War in Heaven? And thoughts of the End Times? What did Satan do that caused all the trouble and how does it impact us? Why did Jesus have to die? Is a fiery end inevitable or can we choose a right relationship with God? These questions are all part of the conversation in the Great Controversy depicted in "Why Did Jesus Have to Die?: It Isn'...
Valerie Katz' light-hearted stories in "The News from Arkansas" capture the humor we find in everyday life experiences. 26.11.2020 26:26
Culled from hundreds of emails sent while adjusting adjusting to life in Arkansas, Californian Valerie Katz shares her insights with a sense of humor that captivates the reader. This book lefts your spirits as she describes tales of being locked in a petting zoo and getting rid of a bat in the house, among many other stories. This is a delightful read.
How do you find a good companion? 26.11.2020 28:14
Michael Lewis has been successfully married to his wife Brenda for 34 years. He was also married before that. Drawing on his personal experience and his strong personal faith, Michael shows "How to Find a Good Companion Even Among Those Who Have Been Picked Over, Culled Out, Damaged, Dumped and Left for Dead." Love in your heart is critical to finding a good companion. By God's grace,...
Get "Lost in Las Vegas" with John Smith, hero of the book series by Ian Jones 21.11.2020 28:19
If you like crime thrillers or know someone else who does, you'll want to check out the John Smith series by Ian Jones. The first book in the series "Lost in Las Vegas" starts Smith's adventures when he's asked to find a friend's missing daughter in that city. Join Smith as he flies under the crime world's radar on the strip.
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