Adam Markel

What are the pillars that make resilience?What is long-term resilience?How can you improve your flexibility and adaptability?Tune in, as Oleg and Adam, dive deep into strategies for developing resilience, things resilient people do, whether resilience is inherited or learned, qualities to develop as a leader to become resilient, and other related topics.

What are the pillars that make resilience? What is long-term resilience? How can you improve your flexibility and adaptability? Tune in, as Oleg and Adam, dive deep into strategies for developing resilience, things resilient people do, whether resilience is inherited or learned, qualities to develop as a leader to become resilient, and other related topics.

Building Long - Term Resilience | Adam Markel

Les Brown

How can you get all that you want in life?What do you do when life gets tough?Tune in, as Oleg and Les, discuss the importance of going all in, challenging old beliefs, understanding which stories are no longer serving you, and other related topics.

How can you get all that you want in life? What do you do when life gets tough? Tune in, as Oleg and Les, discuss the importance of going all in, challenging old beliefs, understanding which stories are no longer serving you, and other related topics.

How To Go All In, In Life And Business | Les Brown

Kim Campbell

What can one learn about life from a fighter pilot?What inspires people to become fighter pilots?What is a fighter pilot mindset?Tune in, as Oleg and Kim, dive deep into the most important thing to be a fighter pilot, hardest part of being a fighter pilot, the importance of keeping calm and carrying on, and other related topics.

What can one learn about life from a fighter pilot? What inspires people to become fighter pilots? What is a fighter pilot mindset? Tune in, as Oleg and Kim, dive deep into the most important thing to be a fighter pilot, hardest part of being a fighter pilot, the importance of keeping calm and carrying on, and other related topics.

Life Lessons From The Cockpit | Kim Campbell

Mark Divine

It is the beginning to a brand new year.The perfect time to start making changes in your life.Some view such time filled with optimism and hope.Others view it filled with fear.What is the difference? Why do some see it one way and others see it differently?How can one find a new path when feel lost or uncertain? Tune in, as Mark and Oleg, dive deep into the importance of trying new things, asking for feedback from those closest to you, journaling, setting intentional goals, and other related topics.

It is the beginning to a brand new year. The perfect time to start making changes in your life. Some view such time filled with optimism and hope. Others view it filled with fear. What is the difference? Why do some see it one way and others see it differently? How can one find a new path when feel lost or uncertain? Tune in, as Mark and Oleg, dive deep into the importance of trying new things, asking for feedback from those closest to you, journaling, setting intentional goals, and other related topics.

How To Find Your Path In Life | Mark Divine

Majeed Mogharreban

How do you make a story captivating?What makes a story attractive or captivating?What are the characteristics of a memorable story?Tune in, as Oleg and Majeed Mogharreban dive deep into ways to develop a clear central message, tools for embracing conflict, frameworks for storytelling, importance of mining your personal experiences and other related topics.

How do you make a story captivating? What makes a story attractive or captivating? What are the characteristics of a memorable story? Tune in, as Oleg and Majeed Mogharreban dive deep into ways to develop a clear central message, tools for embracing conflict, frameworks for storytelling, importance of mining your personal experiences and other related topics.

How To Tell A Captivating Story | Majeed Mogharreban

Colin Wright

Why is it important to evaluate your own thoughts?Do we control our thoughts?How do you catch your thoughts?Tune in, as Oleg and Colin Wright explore ways to stop listening to your thoughts, tools for controlling negative or unnecessary thoughts thoughts, techniques for mastering your mind and other related topics.

Why is it important to evaluate your own thoughts? Do we control our thoughts? How do you catch your thoughts? Tune in, as Oleg and Colin Wright explore ways to stop listening to your thoughts, tools for controlling negative or unnecessary thoughts thoughts, techniques for mastering your mind and other related topics.

How To Evaluate Your Thoughts | Colin Wright

What does it mean to be "satisfied" with your life?Is satisfaction the same as fulfilment or happiness?What daily habits contribute toward achieve such state of being?Tune in, as Oleg and Matthew Lesser, explore ways to increase satisfaction in life, importance of exercise, sleep, nutrition, gratitude, tools for recognizing dissatisfaction, and other related topics.

What does it mean to be "satisfied" with your life? Is satisfaction the same as fulfilment or happiness? What daily habits contribute toward achieve such state of being? Tune in, as Oleg and Matthew Lesser, explore ways to increase satisfaction in life, importance of exercise, sleep, nutrition, gratitude, tools for recognizing dissatisfaction, and other related topics.

How To Be More Satisfied With Your Life | Matthew Lesser

Harry Cohen

Are you aware of your attitude toward things?Many have argued that to be successful in any area in life you need to have the right attitude to approach any task or job.But, how does one develop it? Where does it start?Tune in, as Oleg and Harry Cohen, dive deep into ways your attitude determines your direction in life, how to change your behavior, tools for changing your environment or friends at work or your goals, and other related topics.

Are you aware of your attitude toward things? Many have argued that to be successful in any area in life you need to have the right attitude to approach any task or job. But, how does one develop it? Where does it start? Tune in, as Oleg and Harry Cohen, dive deep into ways your attitude determines your direction in life, how to change your behavior, tools for changing your environment or friends at work or your goals, and other related topics.

Be the Sun, Not the Salt | Harry Cohen

How do you create a sense of safety for yourself?How do you honor and appreciate your authentic self?What does it mean to create a safe space?Tune in, as Oleg and Deborah explore ways to create internal safety, recognize behavioral patterns, ways to create a safe space for vulnerability, and other related topics.

How do you create a sense of safety for yourself? How do you honor and appreciate your authentic self? What does it mean to create a safe space? Tune in, as Oleg and Deborah explore ways to create internal safety, recognize behavioral patterns, ways to create a safe space for vulnerability, and other related topics.

Creating Internal Safety | Deborah

Kelly Swanson

What is the root cause of jealousy? Why is it important to understand jealousy? How do you cure jealousy? Tune in, as Kelly and Oleg, dive deep into exploring the different levels of jealousy, ways to let go of jealousy and insecurity, how to fix jealousy in a relationship, and other related topics.

Understanding And Overcoming Jealousy | Kelly Swanson

Welcome to the Overcoming Odds podcast, where you get a glimpse into the stories of individuals who have overcome adversity, suffering, and struggle to achieve their personal success.

I found this podcast on LinkedIn and it is worth the listen!

Amazing people!

Such a powerful force that&#39;s needed in the adoption world! Keep it up, Oleg!!

Powerful!

The Overcoming Odds Podcast

Karin McHugh

Five percent. That was her chance of survival. A hard thought for most, if not for all of us, to swallow. What would you do if you were told you had a five percent chance at life? Would you be satisfied with the person you have become, the lessons you’ve passed on to others, and the amount of time you’ve spent with those you love? But, Karin McHugh is different compared to others. She developed a mindset that she wishes to pass on to others; to never give up, no matter how difficult the circumstances may be.This mindset helped her overcome a difficult illness that prevented her from witnessing the birth of her son.An illness that taught her a tough, but an important lesson: to not reason, but rather accept things for what they are. And most importantly, to choose to fight on.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Adoption: Don’t tell your children they’re “different”On Recovery: Take time to process your feelingsOn Acceptance: Don’t try to find a reason, but rather accept things for what they areOn Experience: Yours may be different, but it is no less valid than anyone’sOn Finding Courage: Find your safe space***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations. For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on:Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=enFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/

Five percent. That was her chance of survival. A hard thought for most, if not for all of us, to swallow. What would you do if you were told you had a five percent chance at life? Would you be satisfied with the person you have become, the lessons you’ve passed on to others, and the amount of time you’ve spent with those you love? But, Karin McHugh is different compared to others. She developed a mindset that she wishes to pass on to others; to never give up, no matter how difficult the circumstances may be. This mindset helped her overcome a difficult illness that prevented her from witnessing the birth of her son. An illness that taught her a tough, but an important lesson: to not reason, but rather accept things for what they are. And most importantly, to choose to fight on. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Adoption: Don’t tell your children they’re “different” On Recovery: Take time to process your feelings On Acceptance: Don’t try to find a reason, but rather accept things for what they are On Experience: Yours may be different, but it is no less valid than anyone’s On Finding Courage: Find your safe space *** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations.  For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on: Twitter: <a href="https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en</a> Facebook: <a href="https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/</a>

Battles of Life | Karin McHugh

Nancy John

We often go about our lives trying to follow the “C” word: our compass. However, it may not always be clear which direction we are meant to pursue.   In this episode, Nancy John, founder of Seed Leadership, discusses the values that help her operate and undergo the process of digging down deep to find her purpose, and in that hopes that others can find help following their compass as well.Faith plays a large part in giving her guidance through life, in that the idea of service and figuring out how she can uniquely position herself to serve others is one aspect she likes to base her actions on. Through focusing on the present rather than the possibilities of the future, she encourages us to see how their unique gifts fit into their big picture, and in that way we can figure out where we’re going in a way that still allows room for experience and enables us to follow our own compass.***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations. For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on:Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=enFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/

We often go about our lives trying to follow the “C” word: our compass. However, it may not always be clear which direction we are meant to pursue. In this episode, Nancy John, founder of Seed Leadership, discusses the values that help her operate and undergo the process of digging down deep to find her purpose, and in that hopes that others can find help following their compass as well. Faith plays a large part in giving her guidance through life, in that the idea of service and figuring out how she can uniquely position herself to serve others is one aspect she likes to base her actions on. Through focusing on the present rather than the possibilities of the future, she encourages us to see how their unique gifts fit into their big picture, and in that way we can figure out where we’re going in a way that still allows room for experience and enables us to follow our own compass. *** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations.  For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on: Twitter: <a href="https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en</a> Facebook: <a href="https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/</a>

Creating A Vision for Your Life | Nancy John

Sarah McVanel

This week's episode features, Sarah McVanel.Recognition expert, Sarah McVanel is passionate about guiding each of us to re-discover our own greatness, and recognize the greatness in others.  She personifies Greatness Magnified!Allow Sarah to unleash the power of F.R.O.G. Forever Recognize Others' Greatness™.An experienced and dynamic speaker and coach, Sarah McVanel provides experiences customized to every organization. She offers the business evidence to back up how recognizing greatness in ourselves and others is key to sustained business success through improved morale, increased top talent retention, and generating a positive corporate culture.   Once we rediscover that understanding of our own greatness, we can use it to recognize that greatness all around us and improve ourselves, our workplace and the organization’s bottom line!Sarah has put her psychology undergrad and MSc in family therapy/dynamics to good use and has excelled the field of Organizational Development, Training and Communications for over 15 years.  She is a lifelong learner and continues to educate herself so she can better serve her clients.Sarah offers individuals, teams and organizations insights and practical strategies to move:from dysfunctional to cooperative,from divided to united,from inefficient to productive, andfrom disengaged to contributorHer book "Forever Recognize Others Greatness: Solution Focused Strategies to Satisfied Staff, High Performing Teams and Healthy Bottom Lines" and other practical tools leave audiences with the process and insights needed to take action and make a positive difference. When we find our potential again, our enthusiasm for what we do, we can begin to implement effective growth strategies for ourselves, our employees, and our workplace.Sarah McVanel has inspired, challenged, and focused her audiences, leaving them with a powerful new understanding of their work, their colleagues and their lives! Join them and invite Sarah to help you and your employees discover your greatness and how to use that knowledge to benefit yourselves and your organization!***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations. For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on:Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=enFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/

This week's episode features, Sarah McVanel. Recognition expert, Sarah McVanel is passionate about guiding each of us to re-discover our own greatness, and recognize the greatness in others.  She personifies Greatness Magnified! Allow Sarah to unleash the power of F.R.O.G. Forever Recognize Others' Greatness™. An experienced and dynamic speaker and coach, Sarah McVanel provides experiences customized to every organization. She offers the business evidence to back up how recognizing greatness in ourselves and others is key to sustained business success through improved morale, increased top talent retention, and generating a positive corporate culture.   Once we rediscover that understanding of our own greatness, we can use it to recognize that greatness all around us and improve ourselves, our workplace and the organization’s bottom line! Sarah has put her psychology undergrad and MSc in family therapy/dynamics to good use and has excelled the field of Organizational Development, Training and Communications for over 15 years.  She is a lifelong learner and continues to educate herself so she can better serve her clients. Sarah offers individuals, teams and organizations insights and practical strategies to move: from dysfunctional to cooperative, from divided to united, from inefficient to productive, and from disengaged to contributor Her book "Forever Recognize Others Greatness: Solution Focused Strategies to Satisfied Staff, High Performing Teams and Healthy Bottom Lines" and other practical tools leave audiences with the process and insights needed to take action and make a positive difference. When we find our potential again, our enthusiasm for what we do, we can begin to implement effective growth strategies for ourselves, our employees, and our workplace. Sarah McVanel has inspired, challenged, and focused her audiences, leaving them with a powerful new understanding of their work, their colleagues and their lives! Join them and invite Sarah to help you and your employees discover your greatness and how to use that knowledge to benefit yourselves and your organization! *** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations.  For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on: Twitter: <a href="https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en</a> Facebook: <a href="https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/</a>

Embracing the Uncertainties | Sarah McVanel

Roman Roberts

This week’s episode features Roman Roberts who grew up in foster care until the age of 9 when he was adopted, and moved into a family that was less than ideal. It was during that time he had experienced physical, mental, and emotional abuse.Roman then joined the US Army where he became an interrogator and deployed multiple times to Iraq and Afghanistan, and travels the world.After this time he had a challenging transition, but eventually got his BA and MBA from American Military University in Business Administration, and obtained various certification.He now works helping businesses grow and prosper by placing a focus on leadership, process management, and quality.He is husband to his amazing wife Michelle who is a teacher, and is just as passionate about foster care as him, and father to a 2-year-old son Jonah who loves dinosaurs. They live in San Antonio and as a family live by the mantras of “do great things” and “how can we help”.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Self: “I am who I am, but I am constantly growing …”On Choices: Your decisions shape who you becomeOn Being: “Who Am I? What Am I?”On Identity: “I will forever be …”***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations. For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on:Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=enFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/

This week’s episode features Roman Roberts who grew up in foster care until the age of 9 when he was adopted, and moved into a family that was less than ideal. It was during that time he had experienced physical, mental, and emotional abuse. Roman then joined the US Army where he became an interrogator and deployed multiple times to Iraq and Afghanistan, and travels the world. After this time he had a challenging transition, but eventually got his BA and MBA from American Military University in Business Administration, and obtained various certification. He now works helping businesses grow and prosper by placing a focus on leadership, process management, and quality. He is husband to his amazing wife Michelle who is a teacher, and is just as passionate about foster care as him, and father to a 2-year-old son Jonah who loves dinosaurs. They live in San Antonio and as a family live by the mantras of “do great things” and “how can we help”. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Self: “I am who I am, but I am constantly growing …” On Choices: Your decisions shape who you become On Being: “Who Am I? What Am I?” On Identity: “I will forever be …” *** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations.  For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on: Twitter: <a href="https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en</a> Facebook: <a href="https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/</a>

"Who Am I? What Am I?" | Roman Roberts

Brooke O'Neill

Voiceless. She said, “I grew up in an environment where I wasn’t necessarily allowed to be myself or wasn’t able to grow into who I truly was.” Many, if not most of us have times like these in our lives. She said, “I finally found the courage to tell my story a few years ago. I was at a family funeral. My adopted dad came up to me and was trying to confront me why our relationship wasn’t great… It was just not an appropriate time. But, growing up I would have sat there, been silent and just kind of taken the words in… Don’t speak my mind… But, this time there was something different.” This was a moment that made Brooke O’Neill take ownership of her story. A moment that allowed her to go from victim to victor of her past. A moment that helped shape her purpose, to Step Into Bravery, a process of acceptance, growth, and embracing bravery. Step into your own bravery and take ownership of your story. If you can stop comparing yourself to others and believe in who you are, and say “I am who I am. This is my name, this is who I am,” and you own that, then you can do amazing things. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Identity: Embrace who you areOn Growth Mindset: Stay curiousOn Courage: “Know that you’re not alone”On Self-Narrative: Own your story

Voiceless. She said, “I grew up in an environment where I wasn’t necessarily allowed to be myself or wasn’t able to grow into who I truly was.” Many, if not most of us have times like these in our lives. She said, “I finally found the courage to tell my story a few years ago. I was at a family funeral. My adopted dad came up to me and was trying to confront me why our relationship wasn’t great… It was just not an appropriate time. But, growing up I would have sat there, been silent and just kind of taken the words in… Don’t speak my mind… But, this time there was something different.” This was a moment that made Brooke O’Neill take ownership of her story. A moment that allowed her to go from victim to victor of her past. A moment that helped shape her purpose, to Step Into Bravery, a process of acceptance, growth, and embracing bravery. Step into your own bravery and take ownership of your story. If you can stop comparing yourself to others and believe in who you are, and say “I am who I am. This is my name, this is who I am,” and you own that, then you can do amazing things. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Identity: Embrace who you are On Growth Mindset: Stay curious On Courage: “Know that you’re not alone” On Self-Narrative: Own your story

Step Into Bravery | Brooke O'Neill

Ereka Howard

Are you aware of the triggers that cause your stress or anxiety?She said, “… It was in my Master’s program that I became aware of my triggers … You have to be aware of what causes your stress, your pressure, and your anxiety …”Self-awareness or self-reflection, a process that is easier said than done.A process that allows us to take a step back and reflect on our life, behavior and beliefs.What do you to do to practice daily self-refection?EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Identity: Fall in love with yourselfOn Stress: Become aware of what triggers your stressOn Anxiety: Take the time to reflectOn Environment: Be able to say, “No” to people who aren’t helping you grow

Are you aware of the triggers that cause your stress or anxiety? She said, “… It was in my Master’s program that I became aware of my triggers … You have to be aware of what causes your stress, your pressure, and your anxiety …” Self-awareness or self-reflection, a process that is easier said than done. A process that allows us to take a step back and reflect on our life, behavior and beliefs. What do you to do to practice daily self-refection? EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Identity: Fall in love with yourself On Stress: Become aware of what triggers your stress On Anxiety: Take the time to reflect On Environment: Be able to say, “No” to people who aren’t helping you grow

Dealing with Stress and Anxiety | Ereka Howard

Pamela Campbell

This week’s episode features Pamela Campbell, life coach, motivational speaker and author.Her mission in life is to support individuals who feel stuck in their current life situation and who are eager to make a change. She helps them define where they are looking to go and helps them create a new narrative for their lives so they can step into new possibilities.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Abuse: “Emotional abuse is more hurtful than the physical”On Foster Care: “Foster care saved my life”On Change: Focus on one step at a timeOn Past:: Don’t let your past define you

This week’s episode features Pamela Campbell, life coach, motivational speaker and author. Her mission in life is to support individuals who feel stuck in their current life situation and who are eager to make a change. She helps them define where they are looking to go and helps them create a new narrative for their lives so they can step into new possibilities. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Abuse: “Emotional abuse is more hurtful than the physical” On Foster Care: “Foster care saved my life” On Change: Focus on one step at a time On Past:: Don’t let your past define you

“I Am Not A Victim” | Pamela Campbell

Shelley Brown

Picture this. (It’s not hard to do.)You’re stressed out at work. You can’t elude it. So much so, you take it home.Sometimes it affects your outside life to the point that you don't seem to have one!It can get so bad you don’t sleep.Every morning it begins again...and don’t get me started about Sunday nights!You’re stressed out. It sucks. The worst part? There seems to be no way out…Suspend your disbelief.This is Shelley Brown. She did it. She got out.She spent 25 years in the hospitality industry, climbing the ladder and making great money, all while stress slowly consumed her.Then, after a particularly difficult time, she decided it was enough. So she learned how to address her stress. Then, she became better at her job AND her life.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Thoughts: "We are much more than our thoughts"On Blame: Stop blaming othersOn Pain: There are many layers to painOn Present: Live in the moment

Picture this. (It’s not hard to do.) You’re stressed out at work. You can’t elude it. So much so, you take it home. Sometimes it affects your outside life to the point that you don't seem to have one! It can get so bad you don’t sleep. Every morning it begins again...and don’t get me started about Sunday nights! You’re stressed out. It sucks. The worst part? There seems to be no way out… Suspend your disbelief. This is Shelley Brown. She did it. She got out. She spent 25 years in the hospitality industry, climbing the ladder and making great money, all while stress slowly consumed her. Then, after a particularly difficult time, she decided it was enough. So she learned how to address her stress. Then, she became better at her job AND her life. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Thoughts: "We are much more than our thoughts" On Blame: Stop blaming others On Pain: There are many layers to pain On Present: Live in the moment

Cultivating Radical Self-Compassion & Self-Love | Shelley Brown

Diana Moshier

On this episode of the Overcoming Odds podcast, Oleg interviews Diana Moshier about ways to: •	Overcome early memories of sexual abuse•	Develop self-confidence•	Build empathy

On this episode of the Overcoming Odds podcast, Oleg interviews Diana Moshier about ways to: •	Overcome early memories of sexual abuse •	Develop self-confidence •	Build empathy

The “Three Wins” | Diana Moshier

Aaron Parchem

He had three different names before he was three months old. He said, “The first name I ever had was Jeremy Jones… In the foster homes … I was Toby … Now my given name, Aaron Parchem…” For Aaron Parchem, silver medalist at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, adapting to new environments was not an option, but rather a necessity. It is a skill that not only helped Aaron Parchem during his early childhood years, but also during his time as a figure skater. He said, “In skating… when I tell people that I was a figure skater for the first time, you get kind of a blank look like, ‘Is this guy messing with me?’ … I’ve come to expect it and that is what it is … I don’t look like a figure skater … I didn't even when I did it … I am a straight, black male in skating… When you’re unique, you’re going to elicit unique responses…” Embracing his identity and surrounding himself with giving people were the only ways to break through some of the remarks Aaron had received along the way as a figure skater, a profession that has taught him life lessons that cannot be replaced. Look at yourself in the mirror and ask yourself, “Am I happy with who I have become?” EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Challenges: “People rise to the occasion when they’re challenged”On Empowerment: Live in the service of othersOn Support Groups: Find people who’ll support you no matter whatOn Self: Develop a good understanding of who you are on the inside (feelings, values, and tools that you can use to accomplish your goals)

He had three different names before he was three months old. He said, “The first name I ever had was Jeremy Jones… In the foster homes … I was Toby … Now my given name, Aaron Parchem…” For Aaron Parchem, silver medalist at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, adapting to new environments was not an option, but rather a necessity. It is a skill that not only helped Aaron Parchem during his early childhood years, but also during his time as a figure skater. He said, “In skating… when I tell people that I was a figure skater for the first time, you get kind of a blank look like, ‘Is this guy messing with me?’ … I’ve come to expect it and that is what it is … I don’t look like a figure skater … I didn't even when I did it … I am a straight, black male in skating… When you’re unique, you’re going to elicit unique responses…” Embracing his identity and surrounding himself with giving people were the only ways to break through some of the remarks Aaron had received along the way as a figure skater, a profession that has taught him life lessons that cannot be replaced. Look at yourself in the mirror and ask yourself, “Am I happy with who I have become?” EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Challenges: “People rise to the occasion when they’re challenged” On Empowerment: Live in the service of others On Support Groups: Find people who’ll support you no matter what On Self: Develop a good understanding of who you are on the inside (feelings, values, and tools that you can use to accomplish your goals)

Embrace Who You Are | Aaron Parchem

Holly Lysne

She felt unworthy. Shame, combined with lack of belonging, began to take over her life. A decision had to be made. It was either to find a way to overcome the obstacles in front of her or suffer for the rest of her life. As most of us can relate, it is moments like these that define who we are. Moments, filled with tragedy and pain that make us stop what we’re doing and reflect. For Holly Lysne, an adoptee from the Baby Scoop Era and avid journaler, the healing process was no different. She said, “I decided to fight back. I was not going to let that sense of shame win.” I asked, “How did you do it?” She said, “Mindfulness.” A practice through which you face your deepest and darkest emotions.A practice that will take you on a journey as you seek answers to questions such as, “What are my feelings? What are my emotions? And where do they stem from?”A practice that has helped Holly develop a different perspective on suffering and pain. A perspective, which made her realize that pain and suffering are temporary. Remember: nothing lasts forever.When life gets hard, know that a brighter day will follow!EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Adoption: Listen to your heartOn Relationships: It’s always a work in progressOn Meditation: Take a walk in nature, find quiet time, focus on a single simple taskOn Pain: It’s temporaryOn Our Judgements of Others: They often reflect our own shortcomingsOn Developing Trust: Take it one day at a time

She felt unworthy. Shame, combined with lack of belonging, began to take over her life. A decision had to be made. It was either to find a way to overcome the obstacles in front of her or suffer for the rest of her life. As most of us can relate, it is moments like these that define who we are. Moments, filled with tragedy and pain that make us stop what we’re doing and reflect. For Holly Lysne, an adoptee from the Baby Scoop Era and avid journaler, the healing process was no different. She said, “I decided to fight back. I was not going to let that sense of shame win.” I asked, “How did you do it?” She said, “Mindfulness.” A practice through which you face your deepest and darkest emotions. A practice that will take you on a journey as you seek answers to questions such as, “What are my feelings? What are my emotions? And where do they stem from?” A practice that has helped Holly develop a different perspective on suffering and pain. A perspective, which made her realize that pain and suffering are temporary. Remember: nothing lasts forever. When life gets hard, know that a brighter day will follow! EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Adoption: Listen to your heart On Relationships: It’s always a work in progress On Meditation: Take a walk in nature, find quiet time, focus on a single simple task On Pain: It’s temporary On Our Judgements of Others: They often reflect our own shortcomings On Developing Trust: Take it one day at a time

Discovering Self-Worth | Holly Lysne

Olabanji Adeniranye

Are you aware of the stories you tell yourself?He said, “… I try to look at it from the biosocial perspective … that’s essentially, understanding where they got the narratives in the first place … So, this narrative that you currently have, is it something that you’ve always had or is it something that you’ve discovered for yourself through life experience?”When you’re faced to deal with a traumatic experience from your life, what type of story do you tell yourself?Do you look at the situation as if it happened to you or for you?EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Happiness: Identify what in your life is causing you stress On Growth: “We’re a product of our environment”On Narrative: “My narrative is constantly changing”On Journey: Reflect on your progress***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations. For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on:Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=enFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/

Are you aware of the stories you tell yourself? He said, “… I try to look at it from the biosocial perspective … that’s essentially, understanding where they got the narratives in the first place … So, this narrative that you currently have, is it something that you’ve always had or is it something that you’ve discovered for yourself through life experience?” When you’re faced to deal with a traumatic experience from your life, what type of story do you tell yourself? Do you look at the situation as if it happened to you or for you? EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Happiness: Identify what in your life is causing you stress On Growth: “We’re a product of our environment” On Narrative: “My narrative is constantly changing” On Journey: Reflect on your progress *** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations.  For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on: Twitter: <a href="https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en</a> Facebook: <a href="https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/</a>

Identifying & Working Through Traumatic Experiences | Olabanji Adeniranye

Anisa Goshi

All we have is now, and we have to appreciate that no matter the circumstance. Anisa Goshi, who has been through several transition points in life and had to find ways to overcome them, speaks on ways in which she has learned to get through dark times and come out ahead from them.In this episode, Goshi covers topics such as moving from Albania to Switzerland to London, taking chances on people after going through lonely times, and thinking through things in a resourceful manner. In persevering through difficult times, she began to find comfort in not always knowing what may come next and came to appreciate the dreams she keeps in the back of her mind, encouraging others to take the same approach and not fear going through crises.

All we have is now, and we have to appreciate that no matter the circumstance. Anisa Goshi, who has been through several transition points in life and had to find ways to overcome them, speaks on ways in which she has learned to get through dark times and come out ahead from them. In this episode, Goshi covers topics such as moving from Albania to Switzerland to London, taking chances on people after going through lonely times, and thinking through things in a resourceful manner. In persevering through difficult times, she began to find comfort in not always knowing what may come next and came to appreciate the dreams she keeps in the back of her mind, encouraging others to take the same approach and not fear going through crises.

Coming Out Of Living In Crisis Mode & Learning To Prioritize Yourself Again | Anisa Goshi

Abuse. An act he simply couldn’t escape during his early years. He said, “I grew up in a fear-filled, violent background. My father was physically abusive to me, my mom was as well… I didn’t know what a loving family looked like, but I knew from a very early age that what I was experiencing was wrong.” An environment that made him feel unsafe.An environment that made him feel as if he was constantly walking on eggshells.An environment that made him afraid to make mistakes. A set of experiences that made him go from victim to survivor to advocate.A set of experiences that led him to write his latest book, “Killing My Father Then Finding Him.” A book that started a painful, but much-needed conversation.A book that gave others a voice and helped them understand that they’re not alone. He said, “I had so many people contact me… hundreds of people contact me… some I knew, some I didn’t know… emails… I got a phone call… I got contact from people saying, ‘I grew up the same way, but I always thought I was the only one.’” Everyone has a story.Live yours. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Forgiveness: Learn to forgive because it’ll free you to tell the truthOn Judgment: Approach people wanting to know “who they are”On Discipline &amp; Punishment: “Discipline is rooted with love ... punishment is rooted with anger”On Hardships: Don’t give up

Abuse. An act he simply couldn’t escape during his early years. He said, “I grew up in a fear-filled, violent background. My father was physically abusive to me, my mom was as well… I didn’t know what a loving family looked like, but I knew from a very early age that what I was experiencing was wrong.” An environment that made him feel unsafe. An environment that made him feel as if he was constantly walking on eggshells. An environment that made him afraid to make mistakes. A set of experiences that made him go from victim to survivor to advocate. A set of experiences that led him to write his latest book, “Killing My Father Then Finding Him.” A book that started a painful, but much-needed conversation. A book that gave others a voice and helped them understand that they’re not alone. He said, “I had so many people contact me… hundreds of people contact me… some I knew, some I didn’t know… emails… I got a phone call… I got contact from people saying, ‘I grew up the same way, but I always thought I was the only one.’” Everyone has a story. Live yours. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Forgiveness: Learn to forgive because it’ll free you to tell the truth On Judgment: Approach people wanting to know “who they are” On Discipline &amp; Punishment: “Discipline is rooted with love ... punishment is rooted with anger” On Hardships: Don’t give up

Forgiveness | John Harrell

Rebekah Mallory

Born and abandoned. She said, “When I was found by the Ahmednagar police, I was severely malnourished, miasmic, and suffering from dysentery.” An event that’s difficult for most, if not all, of us to imagine. An event that first showed Rebekah Mallory what rejection and lack of belonging felt like. But, this wasn’t the only time Rebekah experienced rejection and lack of belonging. She said, “I was seven years old… I don’t remember what brought it on or what caused it, but one of my friends was making fun of me for being black… One of the first times I was aware that I was being humiliated for being different.” An instance that questioned her identity once again. But, it is an instance like this that made her stronger. An instance that made her realize how we should focus on our similarities rather that our differences. An instance that made Rebekah embrace who she was. Remember: Everyone has a story. Embrace it. Live yours. “As an adoptee, there is nothing more you need than other adoptees... who bring new perspectives to the table” EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Living Life: Look forward, not into the pastOn Rejection: Be aware that it may happenOn Community: Find people who care about youOn Connecting with Others: Don’t be afraid of abandonment and rejection***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations. For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on:Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=enFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/

Born and abandoned. She said, “When I was found by the Ahmednagar police, I was severely malnourished, miasmic, and suffering from dysentery.” An event that’s difficult for most, if not all, of us to imagine. An event that first showed Rebekah Mallory what rejection and lack of belonging felt like. But, this wasn’t the only time Rebekah experienced rejection and lack of belonging. She said, “I was seven years old… I don’t remember what brought it on or what caused it, but one of my friends was making fun of me for being black… One of the first times I was aware that I was being humiliated for being different.” An instance that questioned her identity once again. But, it is an instance like this that made her stronger. An instance that made her realize how we should focus on our similarities rather that our differences. An instance that made Rebekah embrace who she was. Remember: Everyone has a story. Embrace it. Live yours. “As an adoptee, there is nothing more you need than other adoptees... who bring new perspectives to the table” EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Living Life: Look forward, not into the past On Rejection: Be aware that it may happen On Community: Find people who care about you On Connecting with Others: Don’t be afraid of abandonment and rejection *** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations.  For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on: Twitter: <a href="https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en</a> Facebook: <a href="https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/</a>

"Where Do You Belong?" | Rebekah Mallory

Brooke Erol

I asked, “Are we all capable of being leaders?”She said, “… From what I’ve experienced, I’d have to say, ‘yes and no’ … ‘Yes’ because we definitely have the potential to be good leaders, all of us, no matter where we’re born or who our families are … or our circumstances are … we have that ability … and when I say ‘leaders’ … it has nothing to do with positions (within organizations) … or our titles … or where we are in our lives … I also say, ‘no’ because not all people have this drive to be who they exactly are and using their potential … when you have so many self-limiting beliefs that make you feel, ‘not worthy, not deserving’ … that hinders you from being the type of leader you can be …”Do you consider yourself a leader? If so, why?EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Leadership: Are you aware of the role you play within your community?On Self: How well do you understand your strengths, weaknesses and gifts in this world?On Life: The answers are within youOn Environment: Surround yourself with people who will support you no matter what

I asked, “Are we all capable of being leaders?” She said, “… From what I’ve experienced, I’d have to say, ‘yes and no’ … ‘Yes’ because we definitely have the potential to be good leaders, all of us, no matter where we’re born or who our families are … or our circumstances are … we have that ability … and when I say ‘leaders’ … it has nothing to do with positions (within organizations) … or our titles … or where we are in our lives … I also say, ‘no’ because not all people have this drive to be who they exactly are and using their potential … when you have so many self-limiting beliefs that make you feel, ‘not worthy, not deserving’ … that hinders you from being the type of leader you can be …” Do you consider yourself a leader? If so, why? EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Leadership: Are you aware of the role you play within your community? On Self: How well do you understand your strengths, weaknesses and gifts in this world? On Life: The answers are within you On Environment: Surround yourself with people who will support you no matter what

What makes a great leader? | Brooke Erol

Have you ever been in a relationship that held you back from becoming who you wanted to become?He said, “I came to a point of my life, in my teenage year, where I realized that this relationship that I had with this religion was kind of holding me back as a person … and what I wanted to become …”How do you end relationships that no longer serve you?EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Acceptance: Accept others for who they areOn Family: “I found that the people I ended up calling people were people that accepted me for who I was …”  On Decision-Making: Stay true to who you areOn Definitions: Define how you view yourself***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations. For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on:Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=enFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/

Have you ever been in a relationship that held you back from becoming who you wanted to become? He said, “I came to a point of my life, in my teenage year, where I realized that this relationship that I had with this religion was kind of holding me back as a person … and what I wanted to become …” How do you end relationships that no longer serve you? EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Acceptance: Accept others for who they are On Family: “I found that the people I ended up calling people were people that accepted me for who I was …” On Decision-Making: Stay true to who you are On Definitions: Define how you view yourself *** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations.  For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on: Twitter: <a href="https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en</a> Facebook: <a href="https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/</a>

Letting Go of Things That No Longer Serve You | Elorm Ahiamadjie

Adrian Collins

She couldn’t tell anyone. For five months, she sat alone, in her college dorm room, getting sick, not wanting others to know. She said, “When I was a junior in college, I found out that I was pregnant. I was at a strict religious school and at the time … it was definitely frowned upon… I always dreamed of being a mom one day, I just knew it wasn’t the time. I had no way of providing the kind of life I thought my baby deserved. I really wrestled with this decision of what to do, how to handle the situation and while I was thinking through that, I had to hide my pregnancy…” A decision had to be made. She said, “In the end, when I realized that I couldn’t give her everything she deserved, I went ahead and made an adoption plan for her … Leaving the hospital without my newborn was probably the single most hardest thing, I have ever done in my life … The loneliness that envelopes you, the doubts, the fears, the worries of not doing the right thing or not ruining someone’s life … But, I knew at the time that I loved her so much, that I wanted more for her than I could give …” For Adrian, doing the best she could with what she knew at the time was the only option. What is the hardest decision that you have had to make in your life? EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Decisions: Know that you’ve done your best based on the information availableOn Storytelling: Use your story to encourage and bring hope to othersOn Judgment: Put yourself in the other person’s shoesOn Acceptance: Find a way to work through your fears and keep moving forward***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations. For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on:Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=enFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/

She couldn’t tell anyone. For five months, she sat alone, in her college dorm room, getting sick, not wanting others to know. She said, “When I was a junior in college, I found out that I was pregnant. I was at a strict religious school and at the time … it was definitely frowned upon… I always dreamed of being a mom one day, I just knew it wasn’t the time. I had no way of providing the kind of life I thought my baby deserved. I really wrestled with this decision of what to do, how to handle the situation and while I was thinking through that, I had to hide my pregnancy…” A decision had to be made. She said, “In the end, when I realized that I couldn’t give her everything she deserved, I went ahead and made an adoption plan for her … Leaving the hospital without my newborn was probably the single most hardest thing, I have ever done in my life … The loneliness that envelopes you, the doubts, the fears, the worries of not doing the right thing or not ruining someone’s life … But, I knew at the time that I loved her so much, that I wanted more for her than I could give …” For Adrian, doing the best she could with what she knew at the time was the only option. What is the hardest decision that you have had to make in your life? EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Decisions: Know that you’ve done your best based on the information available On Storytelling: Use your story to encourage and bring hope to others On Judgment: Put yourself in the other person’s shoes On Acceptance: Find a way to work through your fears and keep moving forward *** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations.  For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on: Twitter: <a href="https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en</a> Facebook: <a href="https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/</a>

The Decision | Adrian Collins

Daniela Galdi

This week's conversation features Daniel Galdi.Daniela is a high-energy powerhouse. Her ambition is endless and her extensive resume is proof of that with areas of expertise in the entertainment industry, entrepreneurship, health &amp; fitness and media production. Daniela is not only a go-getter with remarkable drive, passion and discipline towards her endeavors but also offers encouragement and empathy towards others in theirs.Parallel to her optimistic attitude, you'll catch her smiling...a lot.Her career is a reflection of who she is and what she loves to do -- entertain, create, and encourage others to follow their passions.   She has a genuine enthusiasm for supporting people and sharing their stories and ideas.  Outside of her career, spending time with family &amp; friends is a priority in her busy schedule.  She loves to workout, experiment with new recipes, attend women empowerment and motivational conferences and meet 1:1 with new friends.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Success: It's a process not a destinationOn Healing: Allow yourself time to healOn Dialogue: Listen to your inner voiceOn Impact: Focus on those surrounding you

This week's conversation features Daniel Galdi. Daniela is a high-energy powerhouse. Her ambition is endless and her extensive resume is proof of that with areas of expertise in the entertainment industry, entrepreneurship, health &amp; fitness and media production. Daniela is not only a go-getter with remarkable drive, passion and discipline towards her endeavors but also offers encouragement and empathy towards others in theirs. Parallel to her optimistic attitude, you'll catch her smiling...a lot. Her career is a reflection of who she is and what she loves to do -- entertain, create, and encourage others to follow their passions. She has a genuine enthusiasm for supporting people and sharing their stories and ideas. Outside of her career, spending time with family &amp; friends is a priority in her busy schedule. She loves to workout, experiment with new recipes, attend women empowerment and motivational conferences and meet 1:1 with new friends. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Success: It's a process not a destination On Healing: Allow yourself time to heal On Dialogue: Listen to your inner voice On Impact: Focus on those surrounding you

Being A Contribution | Daniela Galdi

Adam Posner

This week’s conversation features, Adam Posner, a Power Connector, a Marketing Recruiter &amp; Host of #ThePozCast.He identifies opportunities, synergies and connects the dots. That is what he does best. He has built a strong reputation by always putting his clients and candidates first. He leads with empathy as he puts candidates in the best possible position to succeed.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:On Strengths: Double down on your strengths, not weaknessesOn Success: It is a journey, not a destinationOn Dark Days: We all have themOn Tribe: Connect with people who will support you no matter what***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations. For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/) For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on:Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=enFacebook: https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/

This week’s conversation features, Adam Posner, a Power Connector, a Marketing Recruiter &amp; Host of #ThePozCast.He identifies opportunities, synergies and connects the dots. That is what he does best. He has built a strong reputation by always putting his clients and candidates first. He leads with empathy as he puts candidates in the best possible position to succeed. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: On Strengths: Double down on your strengths, not weaknesses On Success: It is a journey, not a destination On Dark Days: We all have them On Tribe: Connect with people who will support you no matter what *** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving us a short review? It takes less than 60 seconds, and could make a huge difference in spreading the word of these inspiring/courageous conversations.  For information on how to join any of the upcoming, “Courageous Conversations”, please leave us a message via the “contact us” page on (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  Interested in sponsoring any of our upcoming events? Please contact us via email (connect@overcomingodds.today) or website (https://www.overcomingodds.today/)  For more daily inspirational content, consider following us on: Twitter: <a href="https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mobile.twitter.com/_overcomingodds?lang=en</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/overcomingodds/?hl=en</a> Facebook: <a href="https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://m.facebook.com/overcomingodds.today/</a>

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