”Inspire Us” with J. Paul Nadeau
156 episodes - English - Latest episode: 2 months ago -As the host of the ”Inspire Us” podcast, my goal is clear: to curate engaging and transformative conversations that leave listeners feeling empowered and uplifted. Through intimate dialogues with individuals who have triumphed over adversity, setbacks, and disappointment, we uncover the secrets to their resilience and resilience.
But that’s not all - as a podcaster, I’m committed to exploring various avenues to keep the flame of inspiration burning bright. That means not only delving into the personal stories of our remarkable guests but also tapping into the expertise of professionals in fields like mental health, wellness, relationships, conflict resolution, and effective communication. By sharing their insights and practical advice, we aim to provide our audience with valuable tools to navigate life’s challenges with grace and strength.
Our guests represent a diverse tapestry of backgrounds and experiences, showcasing that resilience knows no bounds. Whether they’re renowned experts or everyday heroes, their stories serve as a beacon of hope for anyone facing adversity. Through our collective journey of growth and self-discovery, we aspire to inspire not only ourselves but also individuals worldwide to break free from the chains of limitation and embrace the lives they truly deserve.
In these uncertain times, it’s more important than ever to band together and support one another. Through the ”Inspire Us” podcast, we embark on a shared mission to conquer life’s obstacles and emerge stronger, wiser, and more inspired than ever before. Together, let’s infuse each day with a renewed sense of purpose and possibility.
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Episode 83: Cesar Quintana - Bring Alexander home
July 05, 2022 22:51 - 29 minutes - 54.3 MBOne of a parents' many duties to their children is to keep them safe. One of their worst nightmares is having their child abducted, and that's what has happened to today's guest, Cesar Quintana. Cesars son, Alexander, was abducted at the age of 2 by his mother who fled to her native country, the Ukraine, right before the war. Since then, Cesar has tried everything to get his son back, for which he was granted full custody of by an Orange County, California court Judge. The International Abdu...
Episode 80: Cesar Quintana - Bring Alexander home
July 05, 2022 22:51 - 29 minutes - 54.3 MBOne of a parents' many duties to their children is to keep them safe. One of their worst nightmares is having their child abducted, and that's what has happened to today's guest, Cesar Quintana. Cesars son, Alexander, was abducted at the age of 2 by his mother who fled to her native country, the Ukraine, right before the war. Since then, Cesar has tried everything to get his son back, for which he was granted full custody of by an Orange County, California court Judge. The International Abdu...
Episode 79: 2 hours of motivation from some of the greatest speakers out there.
June 29, 2022 04:00 - 2 hours - 224 MBhis episode is a compilation of some of the greatest motivational speakers out there, including Matthew McConaughey, Eric Thomas, Wayne Gretsky, Richard Branson, David Goggins, Grant Cardone via London Real, Kobe Bryant, Robert Kiyosaki, Dan Pena, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jordan Peterson, Dr. Myles Munroe, Ray Lewis, Walter Bond, Joe Rogan, Zig Ziglar, Elon Musk and T.D. Jakes via Tom Bilyeu. This compilation was put together by the Motivation Hub on YouTube. To them and these amazing speake...
Episode 78: A Clubhouse Room on Negotiating Your Way Out of Self-Sabotage - recorded 28 May 2022
June 22, 2022 04:00 - 2 hours - 258 MBIn this episode, J. Paul Nadeau and other moderators host a Clubhouse room on Negotiating Your Way Out Of Self-Sabotage. Tune in to listen to great motivational and helpful conversation on a number of important topics dealing with stress, anxiety and self-sabotage.
Episode 77: Michael Mattuci - Street Angels - Our invisible homeless
June 15, 2022 04:00 - 28 minutes - 53.1 MBNo one wants to end up homeless. In this episode, Michael Mattuci returns to talk about the homeless and what we can do to help improve their lives.
Episode 76: A 2 hr. + Clubhouse Room on Negotiating your way out of Self-Sabotage, recorded 09 April 2022
June 08, 2022 04:00 - 2 hours - 262 MBIn this episode, J. Paul Nadeau and a number of other moderators host a Saturday room on negotiating your way out of self-sabotage. Tune in to listen to the great guidance and advice given to audience members who ask their questions on how to negotiate their way out of self-sabotage. This is the first of a few of these podcasts for which you can gain so much excellent knowledge from the wonderful moderators who pour love into everyone on stage. If you've ever wondered what Clubhouse is all ...
Episode 75: Jo Berry Bridges can be built - Disarming a terrorist who killed your father using empathy and forgiveness
June 01, 2022 04:00 - 29 minutes - 53.2 MBThere are terrible acts of injustice and violence happening across the globe every day. In today's episode, we visit one such case that occurred in 1984 in the IRA conflict. Five people were killed and several more injured during a terrorist bombing. Our guest lost her father during that bombing. But instead of blaming and hating, she decided to meet the man accused of killing her father to see if there was some humanity left in him. This episode talks about how we should all treat one anot...
Episode 75: Jo Berry Bridges can be built - Disarming a terrorist who killed your father with empathy
June 01, 2022 04:00 - 29 minutes - 53.2 MBThere are terrible acts of injustice and violence happening across the globe every day. In today's episode, we visit one such case that occurred in 1984 in the IRA conflict. Five people were killed and several more injured during a terrorist bombing. Our guest lost her father during that bombing. But instead of blaming and hating, she decided to meet the man accused of killing her father to see if there was some humanity left in him. This episode talks about how we should all treat one anot...
Episode 74: Ashley Michelle - Overcoming PTSD - An ongoing journey of hope and recovery
May 25, 2022 04:00 - 23 minutes - 43.5 MBPost-traumatic stress is a mental health condition that affects so many people. Some are unaware that they are suffering from it and just can't explain why they're feeling the way that they are. Traumatic experiences from our past can stay with us if we don't do something to deal with them. It's important to get the help that you need in order to deal with those past traumas. In this episode, our guest shares her traumatic experience of having been summoned to a home following a homicide to...
Episode 73: Grant Lottering - When God hasn’t finished with you yet - second chances
May 18, 2022 04:00 - 26 minutes - 49.2 MBTime is guaranteed to no person. It's sad how many of us take our health or relationships for granted, without considering the cold harsh truth: we could die at any time. In this episode, Grant Lottering was given a second chance, and with that second chance, he's made the best of it. About Grant: Since the age of 12, Grant Lottering had a passion for cycling and would eventually start racing as a professional at 21. On July 21, 2013, as Grant prepared for the World Championship in Trento...
Episode 72: Nina Ouilk - There is No honor in honor killings - a story of survival and activism
May 10, 2022 17:40 - 27 minutes - 28.6 MBIn this episode, J. Paul Nadeau speaks with Nina Ouilk on the horrors of honor killings. Nina has an incredibly sad story that she has now shared in a TEDx talk involving her family and the injustices committed to her. She is now an activist against honor killings and human trafficking. There is a warning: the content of this podcast is graphic and deals with human trafficking, rape, and honor killings. Do not listen if this kind of content is upsetting to you. To check out her TEDx Talk fo...
Episode 72: There is No honor in honor killings - Nina Ouilk’s story of survival and activism
May 10, 2022 17:40 - 27 minutes - 28.6 MBIn this episode, J. Paul Nadeau speaks with Nina Ouilk on the horrors of honor killings. Nina has an incredibly sad story that she has now shared in a TEDx talk involving her family and the injustices committed to her. She is now an activist against honor killings and human trafficking. There is a warning: the content of this podcast is graphic and deals with human trafficking, rape, and honor killings. Do not listen if this kind of content is upsetting to you. To check out her TEDx Talk fo...
Episode 71: A 2 hr. + Clubhouse Room on Negotiating your way out of Self-Sabotage, recorded 02 May 2022
May 10, 2022 00:55 - 2 hours - 244 MBIn this episode, J. Paul Nadeau and a number of other moderators host yet another Saturday Clubhouse room on negotiating your way out of self-sabotage. Tune in to listen to the great guidance and advice given to audience members who ask their questions on how to negotiate their way out of self-sabotage. This is the first of a few of these podcasts for which you can gain so much excellent knowledge from the wonderful moderators who pour love into everyone on stage. If you've wondered what Cl...
Episode 70: A 2 hr. Clubhouse Room on Negotiating your way out of Self-Sabotage, recorded 26 Mar 2022
May 10, 2022 00:09 - 2 hours - 279 MBIn this episode, J. Paul Nadeau and a number of other moderators host a Saturday room on negotiating your way out of self-sabotage. Tune in to listen to the great guidance and advice given to audience members who ask their questions on how to negotiate their way out of self-sabotage. This is the first of a few of these podcasts for which you can gain so much excellent knowledge from the wonderful moderators who pour love into everyone on stage. If you've ever wondered what Clubhouse is all ...
Episode 69: Michael Matucci; Children for sale - the sad truth of human trafficking
May 09, 2022 17:58 - 31 minutes - 57.2 MBAbout this episode: Hundreds of thousands of kids are being sold for sex in the US, every day in hotels, motels, houses, cars, and more. Originally met by charming predators in parks, shopping malls, and on social media, these young ones come from all walks of life. The number one crime against humanity does not know ethnic, religious, or socioeconomic boundaries. Our girls, and now many boys too, are being groomed, tricked, and enslaved, largely for the pleasure of middle and upper-class ...
Episode 67: Maury Cheskes - An artists’ journey. Turning mental illness into creativity
May 02, 2022 14:55 - 19 minutes - 34.8 MBIt's not always easy to make a living as an artist. Never has been. Add on top of that challenges with mental health, depression, and addiction and you have a recipe for disaster. Or do you? Today's guest used those challenges and turned them into creative opportunities. He replaced setbacks with set-forths. From Maury: I am a field manager for a charity fundraising company and a published author of my very own graphic novel. I have canvassed for CAMH, the Centre for Addiction and Mental ...
Episode 66: Justin Bucci - Leaving it in the past
April 04, 2022 09:25 - 28 minutes - 52.4 MBThe things we're told as children can have a profound effect on our mental development. If the narratives we're told are damaging, it can often lead to a lack of self-worth and more. Justin Bucci suffered mental abuse by his step-father and it led to some pretty hard times until one day he took control of his life. IG: @thejustinbucci Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Bucci.Justin
Episode 65: Jeremy Burright - Shooting from the heart - Pouring love and support into all who need it
February 23, 2022 05:00 - 36 minutes - 66.5 MBIn this episode, I chat with professional basketball player and all-around fantastic human, Jeremy Burright, on finding our greatness, shooting from the heart, and serving those who need love and support. Jeremy has been through hell and back, and his many discoveries of life and survival have molded him into a self-sabotage coach who's lived it all. His heart is one that was noticed immediately by thousands once he joined the audible app called Clubhouse, and he went from delivering food ...
Episode 64: Ori Spado - From accidental gangster to not-so-accidental humanitarian - A former mobsters story
February 09, 2022 05:00 - 23 minutes - 43.4 MBIn this episode, former detective and hostage negotiator J. Paul Nadeau speaks with former crime mobster Ori Spado about the power of the mind and the power of choice. No matter what path we take, we can change course. Ori turned his life around and is now helping to make the world a better place. https://theaccidentalgangster.com/
Episode 64: Ori Spado - From accidental gangster to not-so-accidental humanitarian - A former mobsters story0
February 09, 2022 05:00 - 23 minutes - 43.4 MBIn this episode, former detective and hostage negotiator J. Paul Nadeau speaks with former crime mobster Ori Spado about the power of the mind and the power of choice. No matter what path we take, we can change course. Ori turned his life around and is now helping to make the world a better place. https://theaccidentalgangster.com/
Episode 63: Mohamed Youness Sherhabil - A 12-yr-old motivational speaker on inspiring youth
February 02, 2022 05:00 - 23 minutes - 43.2 MBIn this episode, 12-year-old Mohamed talks about inspiring young people, how he got started with motivational speaking, and his small business. He's an up-and-coming powerhouse with a message to deliver. Mohamed is also a podcaster, YouTuber, and much more. I had a blast doing this show and although we experienced technical difficulties, we managed to get in a great episode! Enjoy! www.mohamedtalks.com
Episode 62 Kyle Quilausing: ”Stay Humble and Pray” - How a once Hawaii’s most wanted criminal found God in his jail cell
January 26, 2022 05:00 - 21 minutes - 39.7 MBOnce bad, always bad? No. The choice to change is a personal one. In this episode, Kyle Quilausing describes how he went from success to tragedy, and how he found his way back. Once Hawaii's most wanted criminal, Kyle was caught and convicted. In custody, he found a friend - God - and found the light he needed to turn his life around. This is a story that inspires us to believe that anyone can find their way back to the right path.
Episode 61: Rock Thomas - The Power of Your Identity: The importance of self-examination, growth mindset, choices and so much more
January 19, 2022 05:00 - 31 minutes - 57.6 MBIn this episode, I have the pleasure of interviewing Rock Thomas, an influencer, motivator, businessman, popular #1 podcaster, Goalcast superstar, and an all-around great guy. Rock discusses the importance of self-examination, personal choices, growth, mindset, and more. Rocks Goalcast video has had more than 100 Million hits - he knows his stuff! Enjoy the show. Check out Rock at: https://www.rockthomas.com/ and his free book, as promised at: https://www.rockthomas.com/freebook
Episode 60: MacKenna Riley - Every business needs a kid - How a 10-year-old girl developed her business ideas into 6 figure businesses by the time she was 18
September 29, 2021 04:00 - 30 minutes - 55.5 MBThese are ever-changing times that challenge many of us financially. However, the fact is, there are so many new business opportunities available to people, and age doesn't play that much of a role anymore. I introduce you to Mackenna Riley, an eighteen-year-old businesswoman who started working online at the age of ten and is now running more than one 6 figure business. If you're finding it difficult to get to where you want to be, this podcast is for you. Remember that there are so many op...
Episode 60: MaKenna Riley - Every business needs a kid - How a 10-year-old girl developed her business ideas into 6 figure businesses by the time she was 18
September 29, 2021 04:00 - 30 minutes - 55.5 MBThese are ever-changing times that challenge many of us financially. However, the fact is, there are so many new business opportunities available to people, and age doesn't play that much of a role anymore. I introduce you to Makenna Riley, an eighteen-year-old businesswoman who started working online at the age of ten and is now running more than one 6 figure business. If you're finding it difficult to get to where you want to be, this podcast is for you. Remember that there are so many opp...
Episode 59: Elizabeth Molina - A story of courage, will, determination, love for a child and rising like a Phoenix after severe domestic abuse and brutality
September 22, 2021 04:00 - 38 minutes - 70 MB*Trigger warning: this episode deals with domestic violence and severe brutality. If you are triggered by violence, domestic violence, sexual abuse, and human suffering, I highly advise that you do not tune in to this episode. Having said that, this is a remarkable story of a woman who never gave up, and although she suffered severe brutality at the hands of her once-beloved husband, the love for her child kept her fighting against all odds and she was not only able to survive her circumsta...
Episode 58: Alam Ghafoor - How forgiveness can set a hostage free: The story of an Innocent Terrorist
September 15, 2021 04:00 - 46 minutes - 84.2 MB*This episode contains graphic descriptions of violence and torture and is not recommended for all audiences. Imagine being arrested by the 'secret police' in a foreign country, taken to a remote, secret location and then accused of being a terrorist bomber, tortured, degraded and held at the mercy of your torturous captors. Well, that's the true story you're about to hear. From the media: Alam Ghafoor was detained and tortured while on a business trip to Dubai following the London bombi...
Episode 57: Danny Skulls - Choosing your mindset matters & a special mindset meditation
September 08, 2021 04:00 - 31 minutes - 58.5 MBDoes mindset matter? Can positive affirmations become habit and change a negative mindset. The answer is 'YES,' and Danny Skulls explains how in this inspiring episode. Following the interview is a special mindset meditation you're sure to enjoy. About Danny: Danny Sculls is a mindset and sales mentor that works with entrepreneurs to help them scale to 6 figures. Danny brings over 18 years of Sales Leadership coaching experience having run floors in the Empire State Building and Wall S...
Episode 56: Sandra Elia - Dealing with food addiction: A journey of recovery and of hope to all who are addicted
September 01, 2021 04:00 - 22 minutes - 41.6 MBSandra Elia is a Certified Food Addiction Counselor and a pioneer in the field of addictive eating. Her expertise has brought about partnerships with Canada's top obesity and addiction doctors. Her Food Addiction Recovery Program has yielded tremendous success. Patients report improved health, improved sense of well being, most importantly, changing their relationship with food. Sandra runs Ontario's outpatient Food Addiction Recovery Program (originally covered by the Ontario Health Insur...
Episode 55: Arjan Erkel - Held Hostage - remaining hopeful and focused, even in the most difficult of times
August 25, 2021 04:00 - 37 minutes - 68.5 MBFor almost two years Arjan Erkel was held captive by masked Islamic rebels in Dagestan, Russia after being kidnapped for ransom. He was an anthropologist working for “Doctors without borders.” His unique story about survival, his quest for freedom, and his powerful recovery is inspiring. It reminds us that no matter what we are faced with, we can handle it. And we thought lockdown was tough. Since then, Arjan has been speaking about his experience worldwide, giving workshops, and coachi...
Episode 54: Chris Bolger - Getting back to your mental strength zone and how Bugs Bunny influenced a career choice
August 18, 2021 04:00 - 37 minutes - 68.5 MBChris Bolger is a two-time Guinness Book of World Records holder, life coach and hypnotist among many other accomplishments he's reached. In this conversation, we discuss the importance of journaling, pure focus for wellness, and more. Check Chris out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChrisTheHypnotist More about Chris: Chris Bolger is an author, speaker, hypnotist and psychoneurologist for 15 years helping people individuals get into a state of thriving. He created a psychological ...
Episode 53: Dallas Graham - The Red Fred Project: Giving children with rare diseases and life threatening illnesses a way to be seen and remembered differently
August 11, 2021 04:00 - 30 minutes - 56.1 MBIn this episode, Dallas Graham shares his inspiring story of how a friend's young son, Nathan, who died from a rare disease ignited a fire in him to make a difference in the lives of children like Nathan and their communities. The Red Fred Project was born out of Nathan's connection to Dallas, and many children like Nathan are now being seen as authors of their own stories! About Dallas: Dallas Graham is a fortysomething, Salt Lake City creative interested in books, birds, stories, kindne...
Episode 52: Namelokai Sein Kina - A survivor of severe abuse, Female Genital Mutilation and sexual assault speaks of finding her Lioness' voice and overcoming her circumstances to help others
August 04, 2021 04:00 - 27 minutes - 50.2 MBNamelokai Sein Kina has a sad and extraordinary story. As a survivor of FGM (Female Genital Mutilation), sexual abuse, bullying, and more, she chose to become a lioness despite her past and help others by bringing awareness and hope to all people who have suffered. *Be aware that this episode may trigger some, and it is NOT for everyone. About Namelokai: Namelokai Sein Kina Founder of Keep Girls Safe Foundation and an alum of Wichita State University, Namelokai Sein Kina holds Bachelors ...
Episode 51: Gisele Nguyen - Massive action! Can sheer willpower be enough to expedite massive healing?
July 28, 2021 04:00 - 25 minutes - 47.1 MBCan wanting something bad enough be enough? Not without action, obviously. But does this also apply to healing our bodies after a severe accident? Tune in to find out how Gisele Nguyen said 'no' to a doctor's long-haul recovery projection and was back at work three months after her neck was broken and NOt the three years doctors told her it would take. About Gisele: Gisele Nguyen enjoys connecting with professionals and students around the world through her speaking, non-profits and coachi...
Episode 50: Dr. Mark Goulston - Surgical Empathy *Suicide prevention techniques and making sure to ask the right questions
July 21, 2021 04:00 - 34 minutes - 63.2 MBIn this episode, Dr. Mark Goulston talks about how to spot potentially suicidal people and how to ask the right questions to help prevent suicide. About Mark: Dr. Mark Goulston is an international speaker, executive coach, consultant, advisor and confidant to founders, entrepreneurs and leaders. He has been a UCLA professor of psychiatry for twenty plus years and is a Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. He is a former FBI and police hostage negotiation trainer and the inventor ...
Episode 49: Ingrid Palmer - A win for one is a win for everybody - *How we improve as people when we include those with disabilities
July 14, 2021 04:00 - 28 minutes - 52.6 MBIngrid Palmer has had her challenges growing up. From a rare disease that caused her voice to sound as deep as a man's and hair to grow on her face, to visual impairment - nobody gave her a break at first. But her attitude and determination prevailed, and now she is making a huge difference in the world of inclusion for those with impairments. Be prepared to be inspired by this wonderful story of perseverance and having a positive attitude, no matter what. About Ingrid: As a visually impai...
Episode 48: Amy Stanton - Women Power - The Feminine Revolution *How femininity is a wonderful superpower
July 07, 2021 04:00 - 24 minutes - 45.7 MBEvery year is women's year! Women are taking their rightful place in business and everywhere else, and it hasn't been an easy road. In this episode, Amy Stanton talks about the superpower of femininity and how it so wonderfully applies to business and life. About Amy: Amy K Stanton Founder & CEO, Stanton & Company, LLC With a background in traditional marketing and deep experience in marketing to and building brands for women, Amy Stanton has a unique perspective on the women's landscape,...
Episode 47: Renée Deneen - "Doing Addicts" - Are you doing too much at the expense of yourself and others?
June 30, 2021 04:00 - 26 minutes - 49.4 MBThere is such a thing as doing too much, especially if it threatens your health and relationships. In the episode, Renée Deneen opens up about her addiction to "doing" and how she was able to overcome it before it resulted in severe loss. About Renée: Renée is a recovering workaholic and doing addict who left her executive-level leadership role in biotech to give herself a genuine shot at doing work that mattered most to her heart without sacrificing the rest of her life. What drives her t...
Episode 46: Blake Fleischacker - Gratitude, appreciation, accountability, and giving thanks: Are you falling short in your relationships?
June 23, 2021 04:00 - 30 minutes - 62.3 MBTime is guaranteed to no one. The relationships we have with family and friends must be nurtured in order for them to grow, just like plants. In this episode, Blake Fleischacker (AKA Blake Fly) talks about the importance of doing so and shares tips on how to do so. About Blake: Blake Fly believes that appreciation and accountability are rocket fuel to create epic business relationships and has built his career around this single idea. He is a husband, new dad, entrepreneur, and 8-t...
Episode 45: Merlyna Valentine - Daisy the extra special flower *Remaining positive despite adversity
June 16, 2021 04:00 - 20 minutes - 36.9 MBImagine getting a kidney stone that ends up misdiagnosed, only to turn into an infection that results in losing the use of your limbs and becoming a quadruple amputee? How would you respond? My inspirational guest on this episode decided she wouldn't let what happened to her define her. She's become an inspiration to thousands. This episode will inspire you and it will challenge you to think of some of the adversities you may be facing. About Merlyna: Merlyna Mathieu Valentine is an inspi...
Episode 44: James Rice -The 100 pond war - An emotional journey to body transformation
June 09, 2021 04:00 - 43 minutes - 79.8 MBImagine being 300 lbs. and not seeing yourself as overweight. You simply see yourself as a jovial person, everyone's real-life Santa Claus, and the brunt of a few insensitive jokes. James Rice was that person, until he walked into a shop to purchase a Hawaiian style shirt while on holiday and NONE would fit him. Reality check. Join us as James speaks openly on how he lost over 100 pounds in one year with the help of his coach. It can be done. Find YOUR inspiration to lose unwanted fat here...
Episode 43: Samantha Kris - A conversation with Author, Podcaster and Goal Setting Specialist Samantha Kris on topics that result in positive change
June 02, 2021 04:00 - 19 minutes - 35.3 MBIn this episode, I have the pleasure of chatting with Samantha Kris, author, podcaster, coach, and head of Goal Casts' 'People and Culture.' We talk about goal setting, authentic inaction, helping people step into their full potential, and more. Let's call this podcast "a coffee break chat with the wonderful Samantha Kris." About Sam: Samantha Kris is a best-selling author, an award-winning speaker and the head of marketing at Goalcast, the world’s leading empowering media company. She...
Episode 42 - Robaire Nadeau: The importance of holding yourself and others accountable
May 26, 2021 04:00 - 29 minutes - 54.8 MBIs accountability important? What does it mean to hold yourself and others accountable? Join us as Robaire Nadeau, my brother and I talk about what it means to be accountable. About Robaire: Robert (”Robaire”) Nadeau, J.D., did his undergrad in philosophy, and his postgraduate degree in law at the University of Ottawa. He was called to the Ontario Bar in April 1985 and to the Nova Scotia Bar in 2007. (He hastens to add that, lest there be any misunderstanding, his affiliation with the “...
Episode 41 - Darryl Martins: Overcoming challenges and setbacks to create your best life
May 19, 2021 04:00 - 30 minutes - 55.7 MBFrom a young age, Darryl Martins was given a ton of responsibility to help run the family business. He developed a keen understanding of how business works that has helped him grow into the successful man he is today - but it was not without its challenges and setbacks. This is a story of courage and perseverance - something we all need these days.
Episode 40 - Kellina Powell: What a young, deaf entrepreneur would like us to know to help make the deaf community more inclusive
May 12, 2021 04:00 - 21 minutes - 38.7 MBAt the age of 4 due to negligence on the part of a daycare center, Kellina lost her hearing. In this episode, this young entrepreneur and emerging author speaks on what we can do to help make the deaf community more inclusive. Her energy is captivating and I enjoyed our chat, as I'm certain you will. About Kellina: Kellina is a young entrepreneur who loves to help people with their personal growth and educate others about the deaf community. Little do people know Kellina is actually a hard...
Episode 39 - Rita Pira: How a world class, insecure, self-sabotaging people pleaser found her true self and beat the past
May 05, 2021 04:00 - 40 minutes - 77.4 MBRita Pira was brought up believing she had to please everyone, get married young, and just play nice - until she decided to toss that self-sabotaging mindset to the gutter and start living. The queen of self-sabotage turned her life around and since doing so, her life has turned right around. What Rita discovered was that life happens "for you" if you choose to see it as such and that saying yes to life is far more satisfying and rich because of a growth mindset. Be prepared to be inspired b...
Special Episode: Mark Stolow - Huddol Journeys, it's like having personal development coaches in your pocket
May 01, 2021 04:00 - 28 minutes - 21.3 MBIn this episode, I speak with Mark Stolow, the mind behind Huddol Journeys who shares his personal story and how Huddol Journeys came to life. What are Huddol Journeys? Huddol Journeys is your dedicated life mentor, coach, and spiritual guide right in the palm of your hand. It's like having a coach in your pocket, and with it, you can discover how to tap into what is great in you and be empowered with the tools to make it stick. A yearly subscription costs less than a 30-minute session wit...
Episode 38: Aubrey Noronha - Hello Hope: How will our children bounce back from the pandemic? An optimistic viewpoint we can all use.
April 28, 2021 04:00 - 32 minutes - 58.8 MBAubrey Noronha is optimistic that our children will bounce back just fine after the pandemic. He's been working with children for a long time and this interview is one that does shine a light of hope in what's been a dark period of time for so many. About Aubrey: Aubrey Noronha (NA-ROW-NA) is a recognized character education and safe schools speaker who believes in the possibility of a safer and more emotionally connected school culture. Through his Hello Hope Canada programs, Aubrey seek...
Episode 37 - Kadijatu Grace Ahene: The importance of not judging others until you've walked in their shoes
April 21, 2021 04:00 - 39 minutes - 71.5 MBMany of us still judge others by their looks, the color of their skin, their religion, their origin - or whatever. Why do we do this? What if we could walk a mile in another person's shoes or be able to tap into them to see the life they lived? Would we then be more compassionate? Kadijatu has her story of having to flee her country for her own safety only to have been attacked both on her way to America and shortly after her arrival. If you could see life through her eyes... How to connec...
Episode 36 - Coach Christopher Astacio: How a coach from the South Bronx turned a team of angry young girls into a team of Lady Tigers with heart.
April 14, 2021 04:00 - 28 minutes - 51.8 MBSome people have enough love in their hearts to share with the masses, even when they're sick. Here's a story of a real hero who made a difference in the lives of young, fatherless girls in the South Bronx. This story is sure to warm your heart and showcase the reality that one person can make a difference. About Chris: Chris Astacio is a coach with a huge heart. A coach in the South Bronx, Chris created an opportunity to help young, troubled girls come together as a family by starting a ...