Connecting Your Heart Through Prayer and Meditation with Shai Tubali
Shai Tubali is a believer in making deliberate drastic changes in life every now and then in order to keep the mind young - and to live several lifetimes in
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Medical Gaslighting: It’s Not Just In Your Head with Preslee Marshall
Preslee Marshall is twenty-five years old with a story to tell. She had minor health issues prior to 2020, but from the start of the pandemic until now, she has
How to Communicate with More Courage with Michelle Gladieux
Michelle Gladieux (Glad-ee-oh) is author of Communicate with Courage: Taking Risks to Overcome the Four Hidden Challenges. She is also President of Gladieux Consulting, a Midwest-based team known for top-notch
How to Heal From Trauma and Live a Thriving Life with Dr. Randall Bell
Trauma impacts everyone, so it is important to be able to have honest conversations about it in order to heal. Randall Bell, PhD, is a sociologist and economist who specializes in
You Are Not Your Worst Mistake with Toby Dorr
Toby Dorr joins SecondWind for the second time to share more inspiration from her life lessons after aiding in a prison escape and landing in prison herself. Having never had so
What to Expect When Expecting a Cancer Diagnosis with Bill C. Potts
Bill C. Potts is a five-time cancer survivor currently living with incurable cancer. He has written a book similar to What to Expect When You're Expecting - but for cancer.
Transform Your Life with Purpose with Christina Foxwell
Christina E. Foxwell survived domestic violence, unfaithful behavior, intense rejection, andjudgment. She is now the founder of Ignite Purpose where, over the past decade, she has supported leaders in their navigation
The Toxic Superfoods That Could be Harming Your Health with Sally K. Norton
Sally K. Norton should have been the picture of health. She exercised regularly; did yoga; and ate a well-researched diet chock full of wholesome, nutritious foods. She even had an
Lessons From a Prison Guard in Baghdad with Gene Bennett
Gene Bennett is a twice-deployed Iraqi Freedom veteran who shares the gut-wrenching story of his time as a prison guard at a transitional internment facility, in his book, We Did