Suzanne Anderson discusses pivotal moments in her life, including her career choices and her husband's tragic suicide while she was writing her second book. Suzanne emphasizes the importance of embracing all emotions during times of grief and the significance of rituals as a bridge between the conscious and unconscious mind.

After being orphaned at 14, Efia Sulter desperately wanted to live a normal life but the older she got she realized normal wasn’t going to cut it… she wanted more. Efia went from battling chronic illness, anxiety + depression, to moving overseas from Scotland to Australia and manifesting her extraordinary life.

Mike's journey began as a broke, desperate, divorced, alcoholic young man who knew he needed to make a change. Through his own experiences, Mike discovered the power of manifestation and the Law of Attraction. He used these tools to transform his life, and now he's passionate about helping others do the same.

At age 16, Rayna began caring for both of her parents during their separate battles with Alzheimer’s over a thirty-year span. She chats how she had the strength to be a caregiver everyday, the importance of hiring a team for help, and the importance of faith during this time.

Dr. Loretta Billoups shares stories of her past marriage and how it was physically and emotionally abusive. Although it was a difficult and challenging relationship, she refused to let it dictate her life.

Tedra shares her set backs of homelessness, toxic relationships, and money blocks and describes how changing your mindset is the first step to changing your life.

Tessa shares her experience of two breast cancer diagnosis at age 26 and how it has given her perspective, life experience, and showed her how many ways support can look.

Melissa shares how being brave and taking her own advice led her to achieving her dream of becoming a published author. She chats about the struggles of constant rejection and the self doubt she had when embarking on a second career.

Claudia chats to us about losing her dad, feeling no sense of control, and everyday curve balls throughout her life. She also shares her wisdom on resilience, abundance, and learning to forgive.

In 2014, Stephenie experienced a sudden and traumatic loss when a recent ex-boyfriend committed suicided two weeks after they split up. It rocked her entire world and left her with pretty bad PTSD. That PTSD led her into an abusive relationship as her self-worth had tanked.

Haley shares how understanding astrology transits helped her validate all the hardships in her life and gave her positive upcoming transits to look forward to.

Rather than viewing failure as only a part of success, Jaclyn sees it as the key to success... the secret sauce that so many are searching for. Jaclyn learned this lesson firsthand, when she spent $50,000 on business ideas that never made it off the ground.

At 16 years old, Bri was pregnant and homeless. She shares how she redefined her stress and focused on what was in her control. In this episode, Bri inspires us with her persistence, resiliency, and how she continuously advocates for herself.

Anastasia shares how she recently fled Ukraine to escape the war happening. Along with worrying about her own life, Anastasia is helping her 100 girlfriends who have also fled Ukraine, with accommodations, jobs, and emotional support.

Gary Fahey was (silently) battling a major depressive disorder and gambling addiction. This addiction cost him $2 million, his career, his reputation and had him seriously considering the value of his own life.

Tina had child protective services apprehended her two week old granddaughter in 2017. Tina and her daughter fought hard to get the baby back and their story sheds light on the shocking state of the child welfare system in Canada.

At 22 years old, Amanda found herself in prison as a convicted felon and also pregnant. Amanda has experienced addiction, trafficking, homelessness, and much more.

Back in May, Bryana's dad lost his battle with mental health and alcohol addiction. Bryana shares the many bumps in the road since then, the emotional breakdowns, and her journey of processing the grief.

In 2018, sh*t hit the fan for Amanda Thomas. She was trying to end a toxic relationship, was struggling to find success in her career, and she just financially couldn’t make ends meet. This led her to living in her car for over a year.

After the lockdown caused Erin Malecki to miss her flight to Dublin, Erin was stopped in her tracks. Instead of being upset, she turned “sour grapes'' into a fruitful wine by launching a social enterprise called Sip Well Do Good.