Think Unbroken Podcast

In this episode, I read a chapter of my book Think Unbroken Understanding and Overcoming Childhood Trauma and share with you about “Move Forward.” Sometimes, things won't work out, but I hope we are willing to keep moving forward. It is not only important during tough times, it’s just as important in many other aspects of life as well. We must get up! Why is moving forward important? You have to identify the WHY of your actions. Find out and listen to this episode!   Learn more about at: Learn more about Coaching Program: Learn more about NW Recovery at:

In this episode, it's another dive into my book Think Unbroken Understanding and Overcoming Childhood Trauma. I will give you a chapter of the book that was super meaningful that will create massive value in your life on your healing journey. I share with you the “Freedom. Giving yourself the freedom to be uncomfortable is the sister of self-love. So, you get to look at this entire experience from understanding that now you have a choice to make, and it has within those thoughts and those actions that you will step through the vortex and into freedom. What is truly holding you back from becoming the person that you want to be? Are you ready to unlock freedom from the vortex? Learn more about at: Learn more about Coaching Program: Learn more about NW Recovery at:

In this episode, we have a guest speaker, Frank Forencich. We talked about the relationship between man and nature and the importance of managing and mitigating stress, depression, anxiety, and the historical timeline from where we started to where we are now.  What are the signs and symptoms to know stress is starting to get to you right now? Frank Forencich is a movement teacher and author of several books about health and the human predicament. He graduated from Stanford University in 1979 with a Bachelor's degree in human biology, leading to a passionate interest in human history, including several trips to Africa. Frank holds black belt rank in both karate and aikido and has presented at numerous venues, including Google, the Ancestral Health Symposium, the Dr. Robert Conn Heart Conference, and the Stanford University Institute of Design. Let’s come and join us! As we dive into this episode and Frank will give you a tremendous amount of value today! Learn more about Frank works at: Learn more about

In this episode, I read the chapter of my book Think Unbroken Understanding and Overcoming Childhood Trauma. And I read one of the chapters about Hard work, Time, and Patience.  There are bits and pieces that you can compile from the world around you to create your protocol, but at the end of the day, you have to be patient with yourself, and you have to give yourself time to heal even if it takes the rest of your life. When I decided to take the first step, I realized that the hard work ahead could not be measured against metrics or timelines. No one can determine what that thing is except for you. Are you ready to take the first step and create a massive change in your lives? Join us as I share this episode! Be Unbroken. Learn more about at: Learn more about, just go to: Learn more about NW Recovery at:  

In this episode, I want to share that the hardest aspect of being a trauma survivor is learning what you should have been taught. Did you know that you are worthy of love without an exchange of value? I didn't understand that reality at all until this weekend. I literally became a different person. Today I am a different person. I can't explain it in the text, but if you have ever struggled with love, I think you should watch this. Every aspect of my life feels different today. I'm still trying to understand this, but I believe in teaching what I learn. So here goes. Learn more about at Learn more about NW Recovery at:  

In this episode, we have guest speaker Nick Nanton. We talked about the power of storytelling to create hope in your life. There are certain times where you come across people in your life, and you get the opportunity to have a conversation with them, and it matters in a profoundly impactful way, and that's how I felt about this conversation. I came across Nick a couple of years ago after watching his documentary film dreamer, and I was moved by the fact that someone would be willing to tell stories about people that we would never hear otherwise. Then, I watched a documentary he did with Tim Ballard of Operation Underground Railroad. Nick Nanton has created over 60 films and one sold-out Broadway Show. He directed and produced documentaries on people like Rudy Ruettiger of Notre Dame, Peter Diamandis founder of the X Prize, and the first private space flight and organizations, like operation Underground Railroad, folds of Honor, canines for warriors, and more. Nick has over twenty-two Emmy Awards impact 100

In this episode, I talk about turning your pain into your purpose and power with guest speaker Michael Bethune. You will hear so much about choices and the decisions we make in the conversation that I am about to have with Michael Bethune that I will share those choices and decisions that will allow you to turn your pain into purpose and power. This is honestly one of the most compelling conversations that I've had on Think Unbroken Podcast. I was so moved, I got emotional, I got goosebumps listening to this man's journey, his story, and mission. I want to honor him for coming on and sharing a tremendous amount of vulnerability in this episode. Michael Bethune is a grateful grace recipient who returns the favor daily by helping to change the lives of others. He is the owner of Michael Bethune Enterprises, a Life-Transformation Company. He is a military veteran who overcame homelessness, depression, addiction & suicidal ideation. During the process, he discovered his life’s purpose and meaning. He holds three

In this episode, it's another dive into my book Think Unbroken Understanding and Overcoming Childhood Trauma. I will give you a chapter of the book that was super meaningful that will create massive value in your life on your healing journey. I share with you that “Self-care isn’t selfish.” Self-care is profound, and I wrote this book a while ago and now reading it for the first time and thinking about all of the changes in my life and recognizing how much I've had to double down on self-care not only because of the state of the world but mental health shifts. In this episode, I share how to identify what you need to do for yourself and understand who you are. I believe you will find healthy sources of self-care that will lead you to amazing changes in your life. Just focus, listen, and be ready to learn, and I will do my best to bring massive value to your life and your trauma healing journey! Learn more about at:  Learn more about NW Recovery at:  

In this episode, I read another chapter of my book, Think Unbroken Understanding and Overcoming Childhood Trauma. And this is all about “The First Step to Healing Trauma." Taking the first step can seem impossible, but it's not. And I'm going to share how I did. I believe that each of us knows what we can and should do to create the life we want. How to identify your wants and your first step? And what is your idea that you need to take the first step? Listen as I share with you another chapter of my book today! Learn more about at:  Learn more about NW Recovery at:  

In this episode, I talked with my friend, Caleb Kidd Coy, and we talked about the power of love, how heroes build and leave their legacy impact wills. Caleb Kidd Coy – after surviving his near-death experience, he realized he had been given a second chance that he could use to serve others. He chose to spend his life challenging, inspiring, encouraging, and empowering others to rise up, confront their fears, and gain victory over their adversities. He is also a legacy consultant; He had the privilege of helping people protect their legacy by steering clear of probate, securing their estate, growing their assets, and establishing the freedom of a financial future. It’s important to him that your core values, the things most precious to you, are also passed on so you can be remembered in the way you wanna be remembered! So, let’s get into the show! Listen, because I'm telling you right now, there's a tremendous amount of value that Caleb will deliver for us today. Enjoy! -Be Unbroken. Learn more about Caleb Kid

In this episode, I talked with my friend, Caleb Kidd Coy, and we talked about the power of love, how heroes build and leave their legacy impact wills. Caleb Kidd Coy – after surviving his near-death experience, he realized he had been given a second chance that he could use to serve others. He chose to spend his life challenging, inspiring, encouraging, and empowering others to rise up, confront their fears, and gain victory over their adversities. He is also a legacy consultant; He had the privilege of helping people protect their legacy by steering clear of probate, securing their estate, growing their assets, and establishing the freedom of a financial future. It’s important to him that your core values, the things most precious to you, are also passed on so you can be remembered in the way you wanna be remembered! So, let’s get into the show! Listen, because I'm telling you right now, there's a tremendous amount of value that Caleb will deliver for us today. Enjoy! -Be Unbroken. Learn more about Caleb Kid

Today, we talk about the impact of creating neuroplasticity in our lives and the idea that the way we think today doesn't have to be the way we think tomorrow. Do you want to know what the framework is to be the leader of our own brain? How do you see the world and yourself? What does your life say about you? Take Charge of Your Brain Today! Come and join us as I speak with Dr. Philippe Douyon! In this episode, I sit with my friend Dr. Philippe Douyon. Dr. Philippe is a board-certified neurologist who focuses on improving your health and life by teaching you how to become the leader your brains need you to be to overcome the challenges you face. Not only has Dr. Douyon's philosophy helped countless patients with medical, neurological, and mental health disorders, but it's the same philosophy that he used to overcome kidney failure, covid, dialysis, and undergo a successful kidney transplant. He is the author of the book, Neuroplasticity: Your Brain's Superpower, which teaches you how to use your brain's abili

In this episode, I read another chapter of my book, Think Unbroken Understanding and Overcoming Childhood Trauma. And this is all about “The Power of Resilience in Healing Trauma." There is also another side to the conversation of trauma, resiliency, or resilience. Many of us have survived, which makes people cringe and squirm out of fear and terror. We have been in situations that horror movies are based on, and yet here we are. Today, you learned about how to increase your resilience, the power of strength in your healing journey, and how it can affect your life! As a warrior going to battle, you need a team of people behind you. There is only one way to be victorious in this battle together. Be a WARRIOR and Be UNBROKEN. Learn more about at Learn more about NW Recovery at https://nw-recovery.com/

In this episode, I share another chapter of my book, Think Unbroken Understanding and Overcoming Childhood Trauma. I will read about “Understanding Panic attack, Flashbacks, and Triggers as a trauma survivor.”   Today, I will share breathing practice in our daily lives with you, learn to control your breath, and understand what triggers you and why those triggers cause you to have a flashback.   Your mind is the most powerful tool you have because when you learn to work with it, you can control how you respond to everything that happens in your life. As we know and continue to learn, the breath is one of the important human functions for regulating the flow of chemicals released in the brain; learning to control our breathing can help you navigate anxiety, depression, panic, and fear.   Have you ever had a panic attack the moment that you found yourself alone, undistracted, and not shifting your attention anywhere else in particular? How do you navigate flashbacks when you can't

In this episode, I sit down with my friend Iris Mcalpin.  Iris McAlpin is a certified trauma coach and NARM® Practitioner specializing in self-sabotage, eating disorder recovery, and complex trauma. After recovering from severe bulimia, C-PTSD, and depression, she now spends her life helping people all over the world overcome similar struggles through trauma-informed education and coaching in both group and private settings. We will talk about many different subject matter today around trauma and healing, including self-sabotage and how it's connected to Childhood trauma. Our inner critic comes from doing the inner adult work and why trauma healing is a necessarily slow process. In this episode very excited to dive in to share those experiences with you that she and I both have as we've gone through this entire process of getting to where we are today and then some of those conversations when you can have a back and forth like this, it makes the experience more relatable. If you're in this place where yo

In this episode, we have a guest speaker Tom Bilyeu. Tom is someone I consider to be both a peer and a mentor who tremendously helped me in my journey – singularly, I can point to him and three other people who have led me to the place I am today. Through absorbing their content, being mentored by them, being in their communities, groups, programs, and the whole nine. He is the person in my life; I hope (A) will continue to be that person in my life, but (B) also become a person in your life outside of me, and this shows Think Unbroken that you can also look towards. Tom is a filmmaker and serial entrepreneur who chased money hard for nearly a decade and became emotionally bankrupt. He realized that the struggle is guaranteed, but the money is not, so you damn well better love. The struggle to that end, he and his partner sold their technology company and founded Quest Nutrition. A company predicated not on money but rather on creating value for people. The company's mission was to end metabolic disease, one

In this episode, I read another chapter of my book, Think Unbroken Understanding and Overcoming Childhood Trauma. This episode is all about “THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON TRAUMA.” I will share with you the impact of abuse on childhood trauma survivor brains. And how it affects your behavior, physical body that mitigated and even reversed through mindset practices, living a healthy lifestyle, understanding self, environment, and becoming real associated by re-establishing the mind-body connection. Childhood trauma becoming dissociated because escapism and disconnecting the brain from the body is a survival mechanism and a natural reaction to traumatic experiences.  I believe you have the ability to survive even the most dangerous experiences and traumatic childhood. There are so many ways to be a great warrior! Come and listen as I read and share this chapter with you! -Be Unbroken Learn more at https://www.thinkunbrokenpodcast.com/

In this episode, I'm going to have a conversation with Mike Forrester. I met Mike a couple of months ago after being on his podcast. I was so moved and impacted emotionally by his journey that I knew that I wanted him to come on and share his experience with the Unbroken Nation. So many different ways about the way we grew up through tremendous amounts of trauma, but having this massive shift in our lives put us in a position to heal, grow and change, and be of service. Mike shared with us about his journey to recovering from a tremendous amount of narcissistic abuse from being this borderline; there is a sociopath and learning this process of building resilience through vulnerability and self-love to tap into his full potential. There's a lot of power in this conversation, especially if you're a man or woman right now – struggling. Especially if anyone is struggling right now to move into what's next in your life, maybe you're sabotaging your relationship, your marriage, or hurting your kids, you're still in

In this episode, we have a guest speaker, Kate Erickson. Kate is the heartbeat at Entrepreneurs On Fire, an award-winning podcast where John Lee Dumas interviews inspiring Entrepreneurs who are indeed ON FIRE. She is also the co-author of The Podcast Journal: Idea to Launch in 50 Days.  We talk about how to create a life to be ON FIRE and create freedom in business and life through developing systems and processes that can help your business scale and grow. Are you willing to set your life ON FIRE? Come and listen as I dive into this episode and Be Unbroken! Learn more at https://www.thinkunbrokenpodcast.com/

In this episode, it's another dive into my book Think Unbroken Understanding and Overcoming Childhood Trauma. Like an episode of the podcast, I'm going to give you a chapter of the book that was super meaningful that will create massive value in your life on your healing journey. I share with you about understanding the past and finding the proper error code that came with learning more about the foundation of my trauma. I had also discovered real metrics data and examples of findings based on the impact of childhood trauma and toxic stress. Just get focused, listen, and be ready to learn, and I'm going to do my best to bring massive value to your life and your trauma healing journey. Learn more at