Colin Wilford has been a clinical psychologist for 25+ years. Originally from South Africa, Colin now lives in Utah and works as an executive and personal coach to help leaders, individuals, and teams find success and develop emotional resilience. In this episode we talk about:Emotional IntelligenceEmotional ResilienceAwareness and Managing EmotionsGet in touch with Colin at: [email protected]

Over 20 years ago, Lois Wagner faced with a series of events including a brutal attack and rape at her office and the loss of a business, which was followed by a cascade of struggles, fear, and pain. She faced this adversity with bravery and courage, and found the strength to forgive those involved and herself. Her journey led her to a mission of helping others who have faced challenges to learn to forgive and step into a more full and authentic life. She does this through coaching, speaking internationally to audiences, and more.In this episode we talk about:Individual Support and Structural ChangeThe BRAVE ConceptHealing Through WritingFind on Facebook: @WalkingwithoutskinBook: Walking Without SkinWebsite: http://walkingwithoutskin.com/Content Warning: Sexual Assault

John Lee Cronin is a co-founder of the father-son venture, John’s Crazy Socks. As John, a young man with Down syndrome, searched for something to do after finishing high school, he sparked the idea for John’s Crazy Socks as an entrepreneur with a love for fun and crazy socks. John’s dad, Mark,  was also at a crossroads in his life and he decided to take the plunge with his son and see what might happen if they pursued this idea. Years later, John’s Crazy Socks, is considerably successful with over 3000 choices of socks, and staying true to their original mission of donating 5 percent of their income to the Special Olympics. In this episode we talk about:Making dreams into realityFocusing on StrengthsStability and Support in StruggleDiscover all the socks: www.johnscrazysocks.com

Sharon Hughes had achieved success in things such as being on the cover of a magazine as a model and creating an international home decor product line. With this success, however, was something that lurked beneath the surface. Sharon discovered it was a self worth issue that held her back from achieving more of what she wanted. Sharing her story of experiencing abuse and then healing later in life, Sharon pivoted to speaking and coaching on healing from brokenness and the lies we believe that hold us back.In this episode we talk about:Options for Handling TraumaThe importance of relationships, people, and everyday interactionsBecoming ANTI-Fragile"The Girl in the Garage" Link: https://sharonhughes.net/thegirlinthegarage/

Jodi Orgill Brown’s life was turned upside down by a brainstem tumor that was at first diagnosed as inoperable. After three craniotomies, facial paralysis, and multiple reconstructive surgeries, Jodi has found a new path in sharing her story and giving back to others. Jodi is a writer, speaker, and coach who is determined to help others in their personal and professional growth.In this episode we talk about:Options for Handling TraumaThe importance of relationships, people, and everyday interactionsBecoming ANTI-Fragile

Rich "Trigger" Bontrager has cheated death at least three times. He has defied the odds medically at birth, survived a severe fire accident at age 10, and more recently received a life-saving liver transplant. "Trigger" overcame a horrible stutter and has enjoyed a 30-year career as a sports broadcaster, talk-show host, and keynote speaker. Rich is an expert on virtual stage presentations and coaches top professionals on broadcast and stage skills.In this episode we talk about:Overcoming medical strugglesCareer shifts and changes because of health and pandemicRocking the Virtual Stage

Karl Mecklenburg rose from a college walk-on and 12th round NFL draft pick to a career with the Denver Broncos that included 6 Pro-Bowl and 3 Super-Bowl appearances. He applies the same effort, intelligence, and versatility that made him an All-Pro football player to his speaking engagements.  He now focuses his energy into tailored presentations that have impacted business organizations and inspired people to find their success by overcoming obstacles on the way to their dream.In this episode we talk about:Success is overcoming obstaclesCornerstonesAlignment and the courage to try new things

Cherlyn Decker is a best-selling author, speaker, and coach. For the past 15 years, her signature process has helped hundreds hear, experience, and lead from the Voice of clarity, so they can fulfill their purpose with bold confidence. Cherlyn is the author of the acclaimed book Roar Back: Transforming Struggle Into Strength. In this book Cherlyn tells the story of her layoff and from her experience teaches us how to not just survive our trials, but use them, learn from them so we can be empowered and help others.In this episode we talk about:Transforming Struggle Into StrengthCelebrating, Giving Praise, and AffirmationROAR (Respond, Overcome, Applying lessons from past seasons, Revealing our story to others)Links: https://www.cherlyndecker.com/mocrazy 

Bella Paige is the proud owner of Post Concussion Inc a website and podcast to help brain injury survivors and their families. After sustaining over 10 concussions and experiencing post-concussion syndrome for nearly 8 years, she realized that she could help others. Though Bella still struggles with symptoms, she is now living happily with PCS and believes you can too.In this episode we talk about:Coping with mental healthRetiring from a sportHow struggling affects those around youLinks: https://www.postconcussioninc.com/

When her son was arrested, Jolyn Armstrong discovered that even an idyllic life can be turned upside down in an instant by crisis. That’s why she launched Grapevine Mindware, a coaching program designed to help women in crisis to overcome the trauma, end the pain, find peace, and get their lives back. Jolyn’s mission is to empower women impacted by COVID to live their best lives now regardless of outside circumstances.