239: Concentration Camp for Throwaway Teens with Cyndy Etler
Cyndy Etler was 13 years old when she chose foster care over going home. Her mother had stood in the bathroom doorway and watched her stepfather hurt her, and that was enough. She chose the ink on the fingertips at the police station over the house she had been living in.
What followed was a month …
240: Get Back on the Horse with Amanda Van Der Heiden
Amanda Van Der Heiden could trot on a horse before she could walk. Her parents strapped her legs to the stirrups as a toddler. By age two, when she fell into the sandpit they trained in, they put her right back on before she was done crying. There was no discussion. You get back up. That was the wh…
241. The Surprising Path to Happiness with Suneet Bhatt
Suneet Bhatt spent 12 years in private equity and venture-backed businesses. Big companies first — Prudential, Dun & Bradstreet — then an MBA at Duke, then private equity. Every job started the same way: energizing, new, exciting. And every job ended the same way: something felt off, and he'd go lo…
242. A Toddler Saved His Life with Jim Morris
When Jim Morris was 12 years old, a car crashed outside his family's home on a dark stretch of road in Massachusetts. His father ran outside, pulled the driver from the wreck seconds before it caught fire, and then stood on the porch while a police officer told him he shouldn't have touched the man…
Wrong Tape, Wrong Story with Henry Tolbert
Henry Tolbert was sitting at a fire pit behind a rental house, grilling hot dogs for his wife and four daughters because the insurance money for their flooded home was running out, when he finally said out loud what he had been avoiding for months: this isn't fine.
A few years earlier, Henry had be…
It's Not Your Job to Fix Everything with Lori Saitz
How many things in your life are you currently trying to fix that aren't even yours to fix? An employee who isn't performing the way you want. A team member who keeps making the same mistake. A business problem you've been solving alone for years. A family member whose choices frustrate you. Your o…
246. Toxic Optimism with John Azar
John Azar fled Syria at 16 in the middle of a civil war, arrived in Charlotte, North Carolina not speaking a word of English, and eventually built his way to an MBA in finance and a career in commercial real estate. Then came 2008. His first company collapsed with no clients, no money, and a brand …
[REPLAY] Tired Of Just Being "FINE"? How A GRATITUDE MINDSET Takes Your Midlife MENTAL HEALTH To The Next Level With Lori Saitz
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HAPPY BLACK FRIDAY!Make sure to check out the great deals from KION at www.getkion.com/midlife.There is nothing more magical than seeing our glass half full and being grateful for what we have and for what we believe is available to us. My guest today, Gratitude & Meditation Expert Lori Saitz, is a…
Tired Of Just Being "FINE"? How A GRATITUDE MINDSET Takes Your Midlife MENTAL HEALTH To The Next Level With Lori Saitz
There is nothing more magical than seeing our glass half full and being grateful for what we have and for what we believe is available to us. My guest today, Gratitude & Meditation Expert Lori Saitz, is all about it. She is here to talk to us about how being grateful and having gratitude can get us…
Stop Settling for Fine and Find Your True Purpose ft. Lori Saitz
When you stop settling for a life that is merely fine, you open the door to true transformation and alignment.
In this episode, Lori Saitz shares her journey through profound personal loss, closing an 11-year business and making the courageous decision to walk away from a 30-year marriage to purs…
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