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VBB 349 Barbara Stone: Why Being Perfect is Overrated!
Barbara Stone spent 25 years climbing the corporate ladder, and on the brink of becoming a President in her industry, she realized that she was living someone else’s definition of success. Today, Barb is an acclaimed TEDx speaker, leadership coach, and author helping others define their own versio…
VBB 348 Dr. Xenia Barnes: Trauma Or Triumph?
Going from trauma to triumph is a choice. Rev. Dr. Xenia Barnes should know. In 2017, her nephew was murdered; in 2021, she was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis and lupus, terminal illnesses requiring a double lung transplant. Today, her life is a masterclass in resilience, radical self-acceptance…
VBB 347 Annie Izmirliyan: Love Lost, But Self Found!
Annie Izmirliyan is a financial planner, a maverick who blends concepts of emotional wellness with strategies to create a safe and supportive environment for transformative growth.
VBB 346 Walker Kimberly Brandt: A Movie Star Bares Her Soul!
Hollywood actress, author, and coach Walker Kimberly Brandt wears her heart on her sleeve in a conversation that is uncomfortable and precious.
VBB 345 Dr. Annmarie Waite: Priority, Women's Health
Annmarie Waite's method of care is warm and genuine, somewhat akin to confiding in a trusted friend, so, naturally, she incorporated that caring approach into the name of her business — “Girlfriend's Health."
VBB 344 Teresa Ford: Unlearning Emotional Chaos!
Trauma recovery coach Teresa Ford shares her experience of unlearning emotional chaos and helping women reclaim their innate wholeness.
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Recent Blog Posts
Feminine, The Weaker?
I was still a child when I noticed that powerful, "important" people like doctors, school principals, store owners, policemen, priests, heads of state, and heads of family were like me: male. In contrast, those in "less celebrated" social roles, ass…
It’s A World Gone Crazy Keeps Women In Chains!
Much of people's personal history, maybe even yours, can be mapped out in music. As an only child, I remember music because songs kept me company. Working in music stores — when music stores were a thing — took up most of my teenag…
Not Your Basic Bitches!
Once upon a long time ago, at the dawn of humanity, when sticks and stones were the only weapons of survival in a hostile kingdom with savage beasts, men became hunters of those wild beasts as women became gatherers of low-hanging fruit. Triumphant …