With a lack of self-confidence and a fear of being alone, Jenny settled into her first marriage, only to discover that her husband was a serial adulterer. For years, she struggled to come to terms with the pain and betrayal she felt, and it wasn't until she found the courage to leave that she began to rebuild her life. Today, Jenny shares her incredible story of transformation, from feeling trapped in an unhappy marriage to finding happiness and self-worth again.

You’ll hear:

• Going through a painful divorce can be worse than death, as it involves the death of a dream and the challenge of self-blame.
• The importance of facing the pain and allowing oneself to grieve.
• Leaving a marriage takes courage and a belief in one's self-worth, even in the face of societal judgment.
• Rebuilding after divorce requires self-reflection, counseling, and support from loved ones.
• Creating a list of desired qualities in a future partner can help individuals make informed decisions and avoid repeating past mistakes.

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Samantha was living her best life, thriving as a successful author, single mom, and business owner. She was in her prime, with a bright future ahead of her. But everything changed in 2017 when she was involved in a devastating car accident after a truck collided with her vehicle. The injuries she sustained from the accident left her with chronic pain, and further diagnosis revealed that she had Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) and cranial cervical instability (CCI). In this episode, Samantha shares how she fought for her life and used crowdfunding to raise almost £750,000 for life-saving surgery.

• Learn about Samantha's experience with crowdfunding and raising funds for life-saving surgery
• Hear about her journey with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) and cranial cervical instability (CCI)
• Discover the challenges she faced in getting a proper diagnosis and treatment
• Find out how she maintained a positive mindset during her recovery
• Get inspiration from her story of resilience and determination

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In one of the most critical and intense missions of her career, Alani Bankhead was part of a team that neutralized three females wearing suicide vests and plotting an attack. This daring operation required precision, skill, and bravery, and high-stakes espionage. But Alani's work didn't stop there. She has also dedicated herself to fighting human trafficking and exploitation, using her expertise to identify and disrupt trafficking networks around the world. Her work has taken her to the darkest corners of the internet, where she has tracked down and dismantled criminal organizations that prey on the vulnerable.

But what's striking about Alani's story is her admission to struggling with imposter syndrome throughout her career. Despite her impressive accomplishments, she often felt like she didn't truly belong in the male-dominated field of military intelligence. She shares with us how she learned to overcome these doubts and find her confidence, and how she became one of the most respected agents in the business.

• Alani's experience as the daughter of a foreign affairs officer in South America where she witnessed the impact of narco-trafficking.
• The challenges and rewards of working in the field, including the difficulty of developing trust with sources.
• Learn how Alani Bankhead uses her expertise to track down and dismantle criminal organizations that prey on the vulnerable.
• Listen to how you can help possible victims of trafficking by observing and acting.
• Alani's experience with imposter syndrome will resonate with anyone who's ever felt like they don't belong in their own skin.

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What would you do if you woke up one day unable to move? That’s the reality Matthew Lemke faced on January 5th, 2016, when a life-changing surgery left him a quadriplegic at just 23 years old. Diagnosed with Arnold Chiari malformation, syringomyelia, and an arachnoid cyst in 2015, Matthew made the difficult decision to undergo brain decompression surgery. The procedure, intended to alleviate his condition, instead brought an unimaginable challenge—he had to relearn everything from scratch.

But Matthew is no stranger to perseverance — he refused to give up, turning his greatest challenge into a story of resilience and faith.

• The intense daily struggles that people with Arnold Chiari malformation often face, including significant physical pain and emotional adjustments.
• The toughest challenge of living with paralysis and having to relearn everything from the ground up.
• The impact of Matthew's medical journey on his relationships.
• Matthew highlights the significance of faith and trusting in God during tough times.
• How his resilience is captured in his book, Faith Over Fear, which he successfully placed in Walmart and even caught the attention of actor Chris Pratt.

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When Diane Sorensen's 17-year-old daughter began self-harming, Diane confronted their generational trauma. Growing up constantly scrutinized, Diane sought approval through performance, a pattern she carried into adulthood. Now a certified transformational life coach, she emphasizes self-love and acceptance. Founder of the Beautiful Behavior Coaching Programs and host of the Beautiful Behavior Podcast, Diane helps others break free from destructive patterns and embrace authenticity. Tune in to hear her inspiring story of transformation.

You’ll hear:

• Find out how to break free from inherited behaviors and cycles that have shaped your life.
• See how understanding your actions as a parent can help you build a stronger bond with your children.
• How her lowest point became her catalyst for real change.
• Discover what inspired Diane to start the Beautiful Behavior Coaching Programs.
• Get tips on how to embrace and love yourself unapologetically.

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A DUI accident led Adam Hill to Alcoholics Anonymous, where he began his transformation from addiction to Ironman triathlete. Struggling with anxiety and alcoholism, Adam found strength in community and therapy. He shares insights on overcoming fear, the pressures of leading a multi-generational family business, and the importance of clear communication and structure. Discover how Adam turned his life around, embracing fear to achieve personal and professional success.

You’ll hear:

• How his casual drinking turned into severe alcoholism and took a toll on every part of life.
• Why facing fear and pushing through discomfort is essential for growth.
• How he navigated the pressure of upholding a successful family legacy.
• His secret on how he leads his 100 year old company through economic change, cultural change, and leadership change on the path from 8 to 9 figures.
• How he started his podcast– The Flow Over Fear Podcast.

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Colonel Richard “Bucky” Mendelow opens up about the profound impact of losing his best friend and roommate, George, and how this tragedy taught him about resilience and the importance of relationships. Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, Colonel Mendelow recalls his family's move to the United States in 1976 and the pivotal moments that led him to join the military. He shares captivating stories from his time as a pilot, especially the intense challenges of landing on an aircraft carrier.

Richard also talks about his personal faith and how it transformed his life. Tune in as we dive into the extraordinary life of Colonel Mendelow, filled with lessons on perseverance, faith, and the power of human connections.

You’ll hear:

• The importance of adaptability and seizing opportunities in Colonel Mendelow's move to the US.
• Colonel Mendelow's dedication to service and leadership as a Marine Corps pilot.
• Reflections on resilience and the impact of relationships in overcoming adversity.
• How Colonel Mendelow's experience with grief led to personal growth and deeper understanding.
• Colonel Mendelow's journey to a personal relationship with God and how he shares his faith in his podcast “Courageous Christianity.”

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Daniel Corbett III, a former elite Navy SEAL from SEAL Teams 5, 6, and 17, has transitioned into authorship and entrepreneurship. Enlisting in 2002, Corbett served in Iraq and globally with SEAL Team 6, experiencing the intense demands and rigorous standards of the unit. Post-Navy, he faced an 18-month wrongful imprisonment in Serbia, accused of plotting to assassinate the president. His book, 'American Mercenary,' explores his journey from military service to private contracting, offering a unique insider's perspective.

Daniel shares insights on:

• Life within a SEAL team, highlighting the rigorous training process, the selection criteria, and the notorious Hell Week.
• The harrowing ordeal of his wrongful imprisonment in Belgrade, Serbia.
• The relentless pace and high standards of SEAL Team 6.
• The challenges faced by Private Military Contractors.
• How his book, 'American Mercenary,' sheds light on the transition from military life to private contracting.

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