Marcia Earheart's life was forever changed by unimaginable loss - and who chose to transform her deep grief into purpose. This episode is for anyone who has experienced loss, supports those who are grieving, or believes that even in life’s most devastating moments, transformation is still possible.

After losing two sons, Marcia found herself navigating the darkest path a parent can walk. Rather than allowing grief to silence her, she answered a profound calling to serve others who are walking through trauma, loss, and heartbreak.

She is the cofounder of The Sterling Rose Sanctuary, a nonprofit providing boots-on-the-ground support for individuals experiencing grief and trauma, and has devoted her life to creating safe, compassionate spaces for healing.

A trained educator, certified Life, Grief, Trauma, Brain, and Mental Health Coach, mediator, Heartsync minister, and author of Gripping Grace in the Garden of Grief: A Place for the Heart, Marcia brings both professional depth and lived wisdom to her work. Her approach blends evidence-informed practices with profound empathy, offering hope without bypassing pain.

Marcia and I explore what it means to survive profound loss, how grief can become a catalyst for meaningful action, and how healing does not mean forgetting - but learning how to breathe again, move again, and live again.

Join me in this solo episode as I share with you some nostalgic memories of my beloved grandmother, one of my favorite business inspirations and the 5 things I am focusing on in 2026. From mindset to mentorship, I share with you some practical tips of how my 5 'M's can help you can build the life you want for yourself this year - one thought and one belief at a time.

In this episode, I sit down with Drew Sullivan - Senior Vice President at American Program Bureau. Drew’s work centers on elevating voices that challenge norms, spark progress, and inspire meaningful conversation on campuses and communities around the world.

We dive into Drew’s personal journey, including his recovery during the COVID-19 pandemic and how getting sober ignited a renewed sense of purpose rooted in service, storytelling, and responsibility. Drew shares how his commitment to authenticity and representation shapes the way he champions changemakers, recruits emerging voices, and helps build platforms for stories that matter.

This conversation is honest, hopeful, and full of wisdom about resilience, legacy, and what’s possible when we take one small step toward a better version of ourselves and live live from the inside out.

Jenna Kedy is a 21 year old healthcare advocate, storyteller and international speaker. Living with anxiety, depression, arthritis, fibromyalgia and the lasting effects of septic shock, Jenna uses her journey to advocate for more inclusive, compassionate care.

Join me in this episode as I sit heart to heart with Jenna Kedy and talk about navigating life with a chronic illness, the impact that physical health has on our mental health and how we can be our best health advocates.

How often do we say no to joy in our lives because we're too busy or too overwhelmed - or just don't have the capacity for one more thing?

In this episode, I share a little story about how the spark of an idea that my 7 year old had, and a little synchronicity of the universe, turned into a summer of fun for the whole family.

If this episode touched your heart, please share it with others and consider leaving a review of the podcast - it means the world to help spread hope, healing and happiness!

Dr. Rebecca Heiss studies stress for a living and confronts fear in her daily life! With a PhD in stress physiology, she's taken her research out of the lab and into the real world to solve practical problems with her FEAR(less) stress formula.

Her research has been designated as transformative by the National Science Foundation and is waking up audiences all over the world.

Join us in this episode where Dr. Heiss unpacks what really causes stress, and how you can manage your stress to work for you, not against you!

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DeDe Halfhill is a retired U.S. Air Force Colonel, Keynote Speaker, and Advisor helping leaders Master the Unseen™: the messy, human side of leadership most people avoid, but everyone feels.

She has spent 25 years leading teams through incredibly tough situations - advising the Commanding General in Iraq during intense combat operations, guiding the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs through some of the most turbulent moments of our time, and taking a front-row seat to countless high-stakes leadership decisions.

But the most important lessons she learned didn’t come from the high-stakes, dramatic moments. They came from the ordinary days, when she had to get real with herself, her teams, and what was quietly getting in their way.

Join me in one of the deepest conversations I've had about what it means to be courageous in our everyday lives and master the unseen.

As a mother, Tara deeply understands the challenges parents face today when it comes to the decision about when to give your child a smartphone.

As she witnessed her children struggle to manage their digital habits, excessive screen time, and the troubling impact it had on their mental and social well-being an idea was was born out of that frustration and a desire for change.

Passionate about empowering parents and safeguarding families by creating technology that doesn’t addict, surveil, mislead, or demand, her first product, BE.connect, is a healthy smartphone alternative and the start of a line of tools designed to support humanity, not exploit it.

In this episode, Tara challenges us to rethink how we spend our time, how we communicate, and what it means to raise kids in a tech-driven world.

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