Journeys Of Healing

Interview with Dan Perrenoud. (Aka Buddy Dan) I asked Dan months ago if he would be interested in doing and interview with me, and he has always said yes. We are just now finding a time that is good for both of us, but finally here we are! In this episode you will find lots of good advice. Dan is one of the most kind and considerate people I’ve met. Life hasn’t always been kind back. Dan can find the good in any situation and i hope this episode helps others do the same.

Interview with Emmanuel Thomas. Emmanuel is my cousin, he lives in Texas and we don't get to see him very often. I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to hear his journey and just be able to catch up with each other. Emmanuel talks about the struggles he went through, being in his early twenties. He found out, his high school sweet heart was expecting their child. it was a long bumpy road. As soon as Isabella arrived into the world, he knew that it was all worth it. Stay tuned for some of the best advice from Emmanuel. 

Thank you for the chat, Cuzzo. 

In this interview, Amanda and I talk about the struggles parents and families go through when their loved ones are diagnosed with cancer. In this case, Travis and Amanda had a little girl, Amelia. Amelia was diagnosed with a rare cancer that caused her to be paralyzed from the waist down. We talk about their life in the hospital and life for their two older children. Today Amelia is strong and healthy, although she is in a wheel chair, she can do anything other kids can do. The best part is that she is cancer free and with her family. She is going to change the world. 

Interview with Jace Kirgan. Jace talks about a traumatic event that happened to him as a child. This event would shape him into the person he is today. Jace learned some valuable life lessons in dealing with trauma, financial stress and having depression. Although he didn't think he would be able to make it through, his wife was there to help him along the way. Jace gives us all the amazing advice of remembering to look for the light at the end of the tunnel. 

Interview with Celeste Cunningham. I had the opportunity to meet Celeste a few months ago, during that time I asked her about being a guest on my podcast. I'm glad to say that a few months later she reached out to me and she said she was ready! In this episode we talk about her journey through the military in which she served for 13 years. Celeste is a single mom and is learning more about who she is as a person, and gives some amazing advice. Its never too late to want to improve. All I can say is she is one amazing lady!

Interview with Sean Castleberry. In this episode Sean and I talk about his addiction, that would effect his whole life. Sean talks about how his addiction began with something as small as a pain pill. Little did he know it would effect him for over the next ten years in a negative way. Sean then tells about his recovery and helps us understand what it's like to be a recovered addict. Sean is the Vice President of Addicts Fighting Back. Over the past few years he has been able to help others in their journey of getting back on the right track. Whatever it takes. 

Interview with Sean Castleberry. In this episode Sean and I talk about his addiction, that would effect his whole life. Sean talks about how his addiction began with something as small as a pain pill. Little did he know it would effect him for over the next ten years in a negative way. Sean then tells about his recovery and helps us understand what it's like to be a recovered addict. Sean is the Vice President of Addicts Fighting Back. Over the past few years he has been able to help others in their journey of getting back on the right track. Whatever it takes. 

Fantastic interview with Shelley Meche'tte! Shelley is a Life Purpose Coach and Author as well as a motivational speaker for women. This was such a fun interview to do. Shelley gave some very helpful tips on how to figure out who you are, how to set some good goals to accomplish the little things in life that will eventually lead to bigger things. "You don't have to walk in perfection in order to hold another women's hand to help her get to where she'd like to be." - Shelley Meche'tte

Interview with Ruby Steed. Ruby grew up with a unique childhood that effected her early adult years. Although things had been tough for her and her family, she made light of it, and has since followed her passion. We can do hard things. Ruby sets a perfect example of that. 

Event + Reaction = Outcome

Remember, you are in control of your thoughts, your feelings, your actions and that will determine your results. Take a step back. You can do this. Hoping this will help you stay positive in everything life throws at you.