My guest this week is Sheryl Ramstead a woman whose story defies the odds and redefines what it means to be resilient. At 29, on her first solo flight, a fiery plane crash left her body burned and her survival chances below one percent. But from that inferno emerged not just a survivor, but a force of reinvention who became a federal prosecutor, judge, corrections commissioner, marathon runner, mountain climber, and in her sixties, a nurse.

In this episode, Sheryl shares how faith, family, purpose, and a relentless spirit carried her through unimaginable pain and propelled her into a life of service and impact.

Her memoir, Living Life Full Throttle: Surviving, Serving, and Summiting, is a testament to what’s possible when we choose to live with intention and courage.

If you’re facing adversity, rebuilding after loss, or questioning whether you have what it takes to begin again, this episode is for you. Sheryl’s journey reminds us that healing isn’t linear, that fear never truly disappears, and that the most powerful act of resilience is to keep putting one foot in front of the other. This isn’t just a story of survival; it’s a blueprint for transformation and inspiration.

To buy her book: https://www.amazon.com/Living-Life-Full-Throttle-Surviving/dp/1960876805