The Road to Rediscovery: A Motivational Journey of Life Lessons and Personal Growth

<p>Years ago, Maria Garcia suffered a massive stroke that left her not only paralyzed from the neck down, but also mute. After 8 grueling years of recovery, learning to walk and talk again, Maria was introduced to the whole-food nutritional world of WILDFIT, and experienced a major transformation:</p><p>From hard fingernail growth to regaining the color and growth of her hair, to more energy and confidence, and more. After a total 15 years recovery, Maria is now is a Certified WILDFIT Coach; helping others realize their potential in a healthier lifestyle.</p><p>Tune in, as Maria discusses the importance of behavioral change in a WILDFIT lifestyle. She also explains the connection of unprocessed whole foods and the prevention of cancers and disease. She even had a client scheduled for Sciatica surgery when they started the program, and no longer needed the surgery!</p><p>To learn more about Maria’s great work, WILDFIT, and to book a discovery call, visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.genuinelymaria.com">www.genuinelymaria.com</a></p>

<p>Sue Kennedy is a Book Coach and Publisher who helps guide her clients through the seemingly complex process of book writing. She also teaches book writing for HEALING oneself, using her Coaching style that is both Inspirational and Empowering. </p><p>Tune in, as Sue discusses the “balance” between the process &amp; mechanics of book writing, and the emotional, wounded side of it. She also shares a common discovery people learn about themselves in the book writing and healing. </p><p>To connect with Sue, and learn more about her great work, visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.authoracademy.com.au">www.authoracademy.com.au</a> To book a complimentary session, visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://suekennedy.as.me/complimentarysession">suekennedy.as.me/complimentarysession</a></p>

<p>Suzanne Jabour is a Certified Grief Educator, Speaker, and Transformational Coach and Facilitator. She works with individuals in their personal lives, and also engages businesses and community leaders to understand how grief shows up in the workplace.</p><p>Tune in, as Suzanne shares her own struggle of losing her son in 2020; and her grieving process through that experience. She’ll also explain the different types of grief, and why we as a society do such a poor job in talking about grief to one another. Suzanne will also explain the “Brain Fog” that occurs in us when we encounter the loss of a loved one - and WHY we get that Brain Fog in the first place.</p><p>To learn more about Suzanne and her great work, or to get a list of workshops and Coaching; visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.alivedexperience.com">www.alivedexperience.com</a>.</p>

<p>Lauren Rose has forged a tough road of chronic pain, depression, and anxiety since childhood. She developed an eating disorder at 15, and suffered through physical and sexual abuse in her late teens. In light of all these struggles, she’s found the resilience to build a community to empower and support others through her blog, podcast and more.</p><p>“It Hurts to Mom” is an uplifting community where everyone supports one another to live a life of purpose in spite of chronic pain and abuse.</p><p>Tune in, as Lauren shares the behavioral expectation of her childhood, and how she teaches her daughter to express her feelings in a meaningful way. Lauren also offers insight on her strong faith and relationship with God, as a solid foundation for enduring her challenges.</p><p>To connect with Lauren, and learn more about her great work in building community, visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.ithurtstomom.com">www.ithurtstomom.com</a> . You can also follow her on Facebook (@ithurtstomom) and Instagram (@ithurtstomom)</p>

<p>Dr. Craig Thayer is a Trauma Surgeon, Best-Selling Author, and Motivational Speaker. From the start of life, Craig has encountered trauma long before becoming a Trauma Surgeon: From being put up for adoption at birth, to suffering a twisted intestine and skull fracture, to witnessing his adopted mother’s alcohol problem, to his apartment catching fire, and more.</p><p>Tune in, as Dr. Thayer shares his journey, including his reading disorder that wasn’t diagnosed until he was 55. Dr. Thayer also shares several examples of miracle-revealing events throughout his mission trips. We’ll also talk about is book, “Saved!”, and his deepest wish for anyone enduring trauma that realize there is hope in overcoming their adversities.</p><p>To learn more about Dr. Thayer, and pick up a copy of his book, visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.craigthayer.net">www.craigthayer.net</a></p><p>You can also follow Dr. Thayer on:</p><p>Instagram (@TankThayer)</p><p>Facebook (@Tank.Thayer)</p><p>LinkedIn <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-thayer-b178b472/">https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-thayer-b178b472/</a></p>