"People Who Did Not Finish Their Story."

Recovery from the absence of a father

As you navigate life—career, business, and relationships—you might overlook your childhood's impact. However, father absence doesn't fade; it evolves. It fuels feelings of inadequacy and silence in meetings, driving the urge to constantly prove your worth. Tune into this episode to explore how father absence shapes your decisions and learn steps toward healing and empowerment.

"The Road to Healing"

The road to healing looks different for everyone. “In this world, you will have trouble” John 16:33. We will all have suffering; but how we respond to suffering is a choice- Yes! In this episode, I talk with my best friend, a lawyer turned sound healer, as he talks about his journey to healing as he recognized his true self, and true gifts, from his suffering; and how he is helping others to on their journey to healing. Join us as we continue to embrace the possibilities.

"Why Your Story Matters!"

"Unknown yet fully known." There are so many "things" that happen in our lives-- existential circumstances that can cause you to feel like your story does not matter. People who come in the form of antagonists cause a great deal of harm (lots of traumas) social conditions, broken dreams, and the list is endless. This podcast begins to identify these "things" (Call them out) that have been sent and to try and seal the message that you do not matter. In this episode, we continue to allow the "first rain" to pour on these hard places so that that "latter rain" will come and cause to bear fruit--- that Your Story Matters!" Join us as we continue to embrace the possibilities.

"People Who Did Not Finish Their Story."

"When we stop re-reading the last chapter of our life, we leave room to write a new one." People who did not finish their stories can be lessons for us. Lessons about many things--but maybe lessons about faith and what the external and the impermanent things of life do to impact us finishing our story. Join us as we embrace the possibilities.

“Support for Mom’s:” Back to school is tough

The start of the school year can be a challenging one for many mothers. I can feel anxiety by the end of July, usually. Especially when other moms are saying “oh I’m done with shopping.” Listen  to a conversation I had with a mom, wife, and educator, Yolanda Dugue. We talk about  how to set yourself and your children up for success,  mothers managing their emotions, and helping their  children manage their expectations and emotions.