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Today I am joined by Brett Eaton, who is a motivational speaker, high performance coach, and the best selling author of “Uncomfortable Either Way: The Blueprint For Building Confidence Through Discomfort”. You might think that he doesn’t fit the typical guest profile, but Brett...

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In today’s episode, I sit down with my dear friend Julie Bloom – She’s a coach, mental health trainer, and survivor of childhood abuse, and severe workplace trauma. 

Julie shares her remarkable story of navigating PTSD, burnout, trauma, addiction, and a complete midlife unraveling… and how she rebuilt her identity through emotional regulation,...

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After interviewing more than 400 people on the journey of recovery—from everyday sober heroes to bestselling authors, neuroscientists, comedians, therapists, CEOs, spiritual teachers, and long-time sponsors—one truth has become impossible to ignore:

Recovery isn’t built on one big breakthrough. It’s built on simple habits practiced consiste...

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In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, I sit down with David Shamszad, author of I Am Someone You Know: The Fight for Recovery and Mental Health, to talk about the hidden pain behind high-functioning addiction, growing up in an alcoholic home...

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Today I am joined by Ashley Jo Janssen, the author of “Tides of Grief, Waves of Grace: A Memoir of Scandal, Sobriety, Heartbreak, and Healing.”

When I tell you Ashley Jo was brave in writing this book, I am not exaggerating. She shares the darkest experiences of addiction: cheating on her husband, getting arrested for breaking and entering...

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