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What Should We Eat In Order To Avoid Diseases? Brian Clement, PhD, L.N. • https://hippocratesinst.org/• Book - Killer Fish Gabriel Cousens, MD, MD(H), DD • http://treeoflifecenterus.com/• Book - There Is a Cure for Diabetes, Revised Edition Dr. Nick Delgado • NickDelgado.com • Book – Blood Doesn't Lie Udo Erasmus • https://www. Udo Erasmus.com • Book - The Book on Total Sexy Health Dr. Joshua Helman, M.D.• https://www.healthpromoting.com/clinic-services/staff/joshua-helman-md  #Prevent #Diabetes, #Cancer #InfectiousDisease Brian Clement has spearheaded the international progressive health movement for more than three and one-half decades. Brian Clement has written over 20 plus books focused on health, spirituality, and natural healing. He is the Director of the renowned Hippocrates Health Institute, West Palm Beach, Florida (U.S.A.); the world's foremost lifestyle residential health center. Brian Clement is a devoted husband and a caring father of four, who along with his wife, Dr. Anna Maria Clement co-directs the Hippocrates Health Institute. In addition to his research studies, Clement conducts conferences worldwide on attaining health and creating longevity, giving humanity a roadmap for redirecting, enriching, and extending their lives. To Contact Dr BrianClement Go to hippocratesinst.org Dr. Gabriel Cousens is the author of internationally acclaimed books and the founder of the Tree of Life Foundation (WEBSITE: TreeOfLifeFoundation.org). His vision is to create sustainable healthy living for individuals and the planet. Providing people with a direct experience to live a quality of life that is healing both to themselves and to the planet on every single level from agricultural interests of our society to personal health, emotional health, and spiritual health.  Dr Cousens is Known worldwide as a spiritual teacher and the leading expert in live, plant-source nutrition, Dr. Cousens functions as a holistic physician, psychiatrist, family therapist, and cutting-edge researcher on healing diabetes naturally.To Contact Dr Cousens go to DrCousens.com Dr. Nick Delgado is an American doctor, public speaker, biochemist and endocrine researcher. He specializes in the physiology of aging. His expertise is in theextension of the human lifespan using medical rejuvenation. His has published many Books most recently Blood Doesn't Lie, is about the most effective way to protect ourselves from infectious diseases or chronic degenerative diseases is to understand the concepts of proactive intervention, preventative medicine, and lifestyle support. Dr. Nick Delgado Offers Personal Health coaching and can be contacted at his websiteNickDelgado.com Dr. Joshua Helman is a Harvard-trained physician licensed in fourteen states. He is Board Certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine and the American Board of Lifestyle Medicine. His medical degree (M.D.) is from Harvard Medical School and MIT.  He has worked on the front lines in Emergency Rooms throughout this country over the past 20 years, where he has been shocked by the death and pain resulting from the increased incidence of chronic diseases. To Contact Dr. Joshua Helman, M.D.healthpromoting.com/clinic-services/staff/joshua-helman-md Udo Erasmus, Ph.D.,  writer and the creator of Udo's Choice® is an international authority on fats, oils, cholesterol and human health. His best-selling book, “Fats that Heal – Fats That Kill” has been a major influence on the world's understanding of how important Essential Fatty Acids are for human health. Udo is passionate about helping people to understand the importance of good nutrition as well as how to obtain optimal nutrition from quality ingredients and continues to develop health solutions for modern health concerns today.To Contact Udo Erasmus go to: Udo Erasmus.com Disclaimer:Medical and Health information changes constantly. Therefore, the information provided in this podcast should not be considered current, complete, or exhaustive. Reliance on any information provided in this podcast is solely at your own risk. The Real Truth About Health does not recommend or endorse any specific tests, products, procedures, or opinions referenced in the following podcasts, nor does it exercise any authority or editorial control over that material. The Real Truth About Health provides a forum for discussion of public health issues. The views and opinions of our panelists do not necessarily reflect those of The Real Truth About Health and are provided by those panelists in their individual capacities. The Real Truth About Health has not reviewed or evaluated those statements or claims.  

The Number 3 Killer In The Developed World Happens To Be Modern Medicine Brian Clement, PhD, L.N. • https://hippocratesinst.org/• Book - Killer Fish: How Eating Aquatic Life Endangers Your Health#BrianClement #RawFood  #PlantBased #Nutrition Dr. Brian Clement has spearheaded the international progressive health movement for more than three and one-half decades. Brian Clement has written over 20 plus books focused on health, spirituality, and natural healing. Among them are:EmoSpirit, (which spotlights how emotions reflect spiritual depth.)Living Foods for Optimum HealthLongevityLifeforce Supplements Exposed, (reveals the pharmaceutical fraud rampant in the sales, production, and distribution of worthless and harmful vitamin pills. )Additionally, he has authored three volumes for the scientific community Food is Medicine. One of his most popular books is his 7 Keys to Lifelong Sexual Vitality” being touted as an important guide to the biology of love. He is the Director of the renowned Hippocrates Health Institute, West Palm Beach, Florida (U.S.A.); the world's foremost lifestyle residential health center. Over the last half century, he and his team have pioneered clinical research and training in disease prevention using hundreds of thousands of participants who provided volumes of data, giving Clement a privileged insight into the lifestyle required to prevent disease, enhance longevity, and maintain vitality. Brian Clement is a devoted husband and a caring father of four, who along with his wife, Dr. Anna Maria Clement co-directs the Hippocrates Health Institute. In addition to his research studies, Clement conducts conferences worldwide on attaining health and creating longevity, giving humanity a roadmap for redirecting, enriching, and extending their lives.A licensed nutritionist, Brian Clement is a graduate of the University of Science, Arts, and Technology where he earned his Ph.D.To Contact Dr BrianClement Go to hippocratesinst.org Disclaimer:Medical and Health information changes constantly. Therefore, the information provided in this podcast should not be considered current, complete, or exhaustive. Reliance on any information provided in this podcast is solely at your own risk. The Real Truth About Health does not recommend or endorse any specific tests, products, procedures, or opinions referenced in the following podcasts, nor does it exercise any authority or editorial control over that material. The Real Truth About Health provides a forum for discussion of public health issues. The views and opinions of our panelists do not necessarily reflect those of The Real Truth About Health and are provided by those panelists in their individual capacities. The Real Truth About Health has not reviewed or evaluated those statements or claims. 

West Palm Beach is one of the three county seats of Palm Beach County and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Florida, well known for its rich culture, history, food scene and vibrant nightlife. In today's podcast, I'm going to be talking about things to do and places to visit  in West Palm Beach. Key PointsThings to doWaterfrontRestaurantsTips and RecommendationsAbout Marina 'Travel Experta'I am an Experience Collector, World Traveler, Expat Mama and WifeI have been an expat for over 20 years, raising 2 trilingual sonsMy family and I have traveled to over 40 countries and counting …I'm here to inspire you to travel, move internationally, have fun with your family and so much more! Did you enjoy the podcast?Leave a review on Apple Podcast! They are one of THE most important factors for podcasts, and it's super easy to do: Click on “View in iTunes” on the left-hand side under the picture. Leave an honest review.Thanks, you're super!

For me, West Palm Beach felt like the Beverly Hills of the East Coast. The destination is characterized by manicured palm trees, gorgeous sunset and ocean views, and refined architecture. There are plenty of fun things to do in West Palm Beach - it's home to the rich and famous after all!Blog Post / Transcript:https://www.jetsettingblonde.com/blog/fun-things-to-do-in-west-palm-beachTo Connect with Brittany:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejetsetblonde/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thejetsetblondeWebsite: https://www.jetsettingblonde.com/Custom Travel Planning with Brittany:https://www.jetsettingblonde.com/custom-travel-planningFREE Resource - 50 Best Destinations for Childfree Vacations:https://www.jetsettingblonde.com/start-hereSupport the show

In 2017, 22 year old Randy Herman Jr. stabbed his best friend Brook Preston to death in West Palm Beach, Florida. The twist? Randy may have been completely unconscious during the act. In this episode we try and determine whether Randy's act was the cause of malicious intent or a terrible case of Parasomnia. We've all heard about Florida Man, but what about Florida Woman? Join us weekly as we explore the humid landscape, absurd crimes, bizarre history, and beautiful fucking maniacs that make up our country's weirdest state.You can follow us on Instagram at:@FloridaWoman.PodEmail us at FloridaWoman.Pod@Gmail.comHelp the show by becoming a patron today! patreon.com/floridawomanpodFlorida Woman theme song is My Heart Is Open by So Sensitive Band from their debut album Bedroom Drama. You can find them on Spotify, BandCamp, Apple Music, or wherever you listen! Follow them on Instagram at @sosensitiveband

In this week's episode, host and NewDEAL CEO Debbie Cox Bultan talks with State Attorney Dave Aronberg from West Palm Beach, FL. In a wide-ranging interview about major policy challenges, Florida politics, and the future of the Democratic and Republican parties, Aronberg discusses his work to address the opioid crisis and some of the high-profile cases that have crossed his desk, his prediction for whether or not Donald Trump will be indicted, and much more. You'll hear his candid assessment of what happened in Florida during the 2022 midterms, and whether we can still consider Florida a swing state. Aronberg emphasizes the power of meeting voters where they are and addressing their specific concerns. He also shares his thoughts on the upcoming battle between two major Florida-based politicos -- Trump and Governor Ron DeSantis -- and what he believes Trump's final hope may be. Listen for more from Dave Aronberg, including which TV show will tell you all about what it's like to be a state's attorney. 

The Riddle House that was relocated from its original land to the Yesteryear Village in West Palm Beach is probably one of the scariest houses I've researched. Not only for its ghosts but also for the violence that seems to go on in that house. And I believe that since it is at Yesteryear with lots of other homes dating back to the 1800's there are spirits galore hanging around. Head to Florida with me to experience a one of a kind story! You can find me on all social media and if you'd like to support the show I have a Patreon and a Buy me a coffee. Sources: https://www.wpbmagazine.com/south-florida-fairs-yesteryear-village/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riddle_House https://the-line-up.com/riddle-house http://www.theoccultmuseum.com/riddle-house-mystery-floridas-strangest-haunted-home/ https://www.reddit.com/r/harrypotter/comments/5bqol7/til_that_there_is_actually_a_historic_home_called/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_West_Palm_Beach,_Florida https://www.wpb.org/our-city/history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Florida https://www.history.com/topics/us-states/florida --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Are you living in freedom? Financial freedom, time freedom, location freedom, and mental freedom are goals that we should be striving for, but what does that look like? Tony broke each of these down in his speech at the Cash Profit Live event hosted by Tyler McBroom in West Palm Beach, FL on November 9, 2022. Financial freedom isn't just about how much money you make, but more about the ability to control what comes in and knowing how to acquire more if that is what you desire. It is not relying on a job in which we have no control over how much we make but instead creating an income for ourselves that is limitless. While it is true that money won't buy happiness or fulfillment, it can give you more of your time. Time is valuable. We are only given one life and we get to decide how we spend it. We can't manage time, but we can learn to manage our tasks. Tony shares his tips to guard your time without being overwhelmed with a bunch of to-do lists. Learn to prioritize the tasks that will move the needle forward not only in your work but also in your personal life. Making time for what is important to you outside of your work, is also key. Location freedom means being able to travel and work when and where suits your life best. Maybe you are tired of commuting and spending a large amount of your time in an office and not having the time to take vacations when you want. Entrepreneurship can allow the freedom to take time away when you want, and choose your work location.  Mental freedom comes after realizing that we are not put on this Earth to please everyone. Tony shares his near-death experience and the new perspective on life that he was able to walk away with. Mental freedom is about not requiring anyone else's approval, knowing your life's purpose, and going after it despite any fears. Fear and confidence are both imaginary, and you decide which one you want to live with. Key highlights: Put passion and purpose before profit and provide value to as many people as possible Do the right thing not the easy thing ABC: Action, belief, consistency - in that order Tony‘s advice to guard time for things that are important without getting overwhelmed with everything  What it means to be a thought leader Tony's near-death experience and what he learned from it Put your purpose above your fears because our time is too valuable to waste For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode277

Vivian Wang is an American sculptor of Chinese descent, who is inspired by the art of ancient China and Japan. With Asian features and formal poses, her figures are always elaborately clothed in garments replete with Asian patterns and motifs. The style and color of the clothing has been greatly influenced by her previous career as a fashion designer. The “textile-like” surfaces of her work are purposely distressed or antiqued. Wang uses glass components for the hands, feet and heads of her figures, which imbues them with an intangible quality. Together, these elements give the sculptures a haunting look, mirroring the paintings and sculptures of ancient China and Japan. All of Wang's pieces are now extravagantly embellished with semi-precious stones and crystals. This reflects the opulence and pageantry of court life in ancient Asia. Even the Samurai warrior wears the most resplendent armor covered with an overwhelming number of garnets and moonstones. The use of these semi-precious stones is a new direction in her art, one which she intends to develop further. Wang states: “It is difficult to place my art, sometimes referred to as Asian Figurative Sculpture, neatly into the spectrum of the art world as it is both old and new. Ancient in its origins, subjects and some of its materials, my work is also contemporary in its use of cast glass as a significant element of its design. In ancient times, figurative sculpture was made in ceramics, stone and wood, and I have followed that tradition by using clay for my bodies. In old China, glass was used only for religious artifacts and decorative ornaments; its purpose to mimic jade. In contrast, I employ glass as glass to create my heads, hands and feet, a contemporary use of materials.” A former New York fashion designer, Wang was inspired to become a sculptor after seeing work by Akio Takemori. One lucky day, sometime around the turn of the new millennium, she walked into Garth Clark's Gallery on West 57th Street in New York City to see Takemori's sculptures. She knew then that viewing that exhibition would change her life. “Perhaps my interest in ceramics is what took me to Akio Takemori's exhibition that day,” says Wang. “From the moment I saw Akio's pieces, I was hooked. I was literally transfixed by his work. The exhibition consisted of a dozen ceramic figures, about two or three feet in height, of the people he remembered from the Japanese village he had lived in as a child. I had never seen anything like them. My embrace of Akio's work made me want to do what he did, to become a sculptor, to create my own figurative pieces.”   At the time, Wang was living in New York and working as a fashion designer for Jones, New York – a large, corporate, not “very creative”, clothing manufacturer. Several years earlier, Wang had sold her own design firm because small fashion companies could no longer compete against the large corporations. To satisfy her creative needs, she began experimenting with ceramics, casting plates, bowls and cups, and painting intricate Chinese scenes and people on them. For several years, she continued her career as a designer, but with some encouragement from her husband, she took a giant leap and quit her job to become a sculptor. For a while, Wang stayed in New York, taking live model sculpture classes. But in 2007, she and her husband moved to West Palm Beach, Florida, where she became an artist. Early works included first American children, called Ragamuffins. Then she moved on to Chinese and Japanese courtiers and children. By 2009, Wang had produced enough work to have her first exhibition at Stewart Fine Art Gallery in Boca Raton, Florida. Her sculpture sold well there, and three years later she was invited to join Habatat Galleries. “Since then, I have been creating sculptures as quickly as humanly possible – and having a wonderful life doing so,” Wang says.  Wang's sculpture can be found in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian Renwick Gallery, Washington, D.C.; Imagine Museum, St. Petersburg, Florida; Barry Art Museum, Norfolk, Virginia; Fort Wayne Museum, Fort Wayne, Indiana; and Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, Florida. She has been honored with the “Artist of the Future Award” by Imagine Museum, St. Petersburg, Florida, 2019; Fort Wayne Museum of Art Award, 45th International Glass Invitational Award Exhibition, 2017; Art Palm Beach Award for Excellence in Creativity, 2017; Fort Wayne Museum of Art Award, 2015; the 43rd International Glass Invitational Award Exhibition, Habatat Galleries, Royal Oak, Michigan; and Outstanding Glass Artist of 2013, Florida Glass Art Alliance, Miami, Florida.  

Suzanne is joined by Dr. Paul Winner, the Senior Director of the Premiere Research Institute and Attending Neurologist at Palm Beach Neurology in West Palm Beach, Florida. Dr. Winner says, “We've been through research for a very long time. Most of our patients and research are actually the patients from our practice. We've been doing the best we can to try to help them. It has been hard. It has not been easy for many years. But things have changed. About three years ago, we started to get a much better understanding of this illness. We had some of the right medicines, the monoclonal antibodies to remove amyloid. We just didn't have the right dose, and we were studying them for too short a period of time, because we didn't understand the disease and what was happening. That has changed. We now understand to use the higher doses. We have a better handle on determining what side effects will occur in what patients. So we have bio markers that let us know: this is an Alzheimer's patient, this is a patient who has this genetic profile, this is the right study for them, this is the right monoclonal for them, because we already know the paradigms. We didn't know that many years ago, but we do know that now, and now we're seeing that we need a little more time. Patients have to give us a little more time. The medicines are working, but many of them take a year, two years, to really show that clinical response that we want to see. So that's very important, and that's part of learning and educating. But probably the most important thing to take away is that it's not just one or two medicines anymore. We are going to use multiple medicines depending on the situation. “But the very first thing you have to do is get diagnosed correctly. So if there's any history in your family of dementia, even if it wasn't diagnosed as Alzheimer's, you need to be evaluated, if you're 50 or older, because that's where most of our studies start, we may even go younger than that. Definitely by 60 you need to start to be evaluated to see if you have those risk factors in your family. If you're not, and your family's lived to 105 and no one's ever had dementia, you may not be at risk. Still not a bad idea, though, at least by 60 or 65, to start getting an occasional neuro-behavioral assessment. Get a baseline of where your cognitive function is. Get a baseline of how your brain is working. We have something called an EVOX. It's a very easy machine. It's a much more sophisticated machine than an EEG. They're a little expensive and hard to do right now, because we don't have enough machines in the country. But eventually they shouldn't be as expensive, and they can be used as a screen. No amyloid, you don't have Alzheimer's. Present, doesn't mean you have Alzheimer's yet, doesn't mean it's gonna be bad yet, but you do have to follow up. You can't just forget about that, because we can take it out and get you better if it is something significant.” “Right now, the most advanced evaluations and the most advanced treatments are inside the research. We are still recruiting for this new targeted Athira 1017, the FOSCO, we still have some recruitment going on. We're also recruiting for many of the other studies as well. Right now, all these bio market tests, different ones are done for different reasons. Many of them, you get a PET scan or a tau scan, some of you get both, some of you get the whole thing, some, you just get segments that are needed, to prove whether the medicine is working or not working. All of them have neuro-behavioral testing done serially throughout, to see how you're clinically doing. But what's more important than anything: how you're doing, and we can monitor that. How are you doing with your family, how is the caregiver doing? You can't just use medicine alone as well. You still have to do exercise, you still have to do diet, you still have to control the blood pressure, it's like any chronic illness. This is a neuro-degenerative disease, a chronic illness that has to be fought at every single level, and you have to support the caregiver, the family, and you have to obviously keep the patient number one.” Learn more about the Athira Pharma Alzheimer's LIFT-AD research study, Interested in learning more? Contact Premiere Research Institute at (561) 296-3838, contact Dr Winner at (561) 851-9400 or learn more about him here. This podcast is courtesy of Athira Pharma.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Suzanne is joined by Dr. Paul Winner, the Senior Director of the Premiere Research Institute and Attending Neurologist at Palm Beach Neurology in West Palm Beach, Florida. When family members see that mom may be fine, but maybe Dad starts to have some memory issues. How do you start the process of having the conversation to get them tested? Dr. Winner says, “I think you want to let people know that we have very good diagnostic methods today. We can actually determine what it is. It could be something simple. So you need to go to a center, essentially a memory disorder center. If you really have a problem, something that's essentially now affecting the family, that's no longer, “I'm worried if I have a little bit of an issue with my memory,” then you have to go to a memory disorder center. They need to get to a place that can do 1) a very, very good history and 2) a very good physical exam, and they're looking at domains of how the brain works. A good history can determine how long it's been that there's been memory issues. What was the initial problem? Was it a short term memory issue, was it an immediate memory issue, was it a behavior issue? Was it a movement problem? What is it? Because there's all different kinds of dementias, or maybe it's something else. A medication got changed a year ago and that's when this all started. So there are some simpler problems. There's thyroid conditions in the family and their medicine got changed. There's a lot of different variables. So a very good history, a very good physical exam. You need to do laboratory studies, basic laboratory studies, to make sure there is not a problem with thyroid. There isn't a B12 deficiency. There isn't an autoimmune or infectious process. This is not expensive and not hard to do. What happens next? Dr. Winner explains, “Next is a nerve behavioral test. You need proper testing on what is going on with the brain. Is the aspect that's wrong? Is it memory? Is an executive function? Is it processing speed? All the different aspects, attention problems, is there a non-functional area or multiple areas? This gives you a clue right away of what you're dealing with. Then you need a picture of the brain. You need to make sure there's not another explanation, or maybe there's a mix, there could be two dementias. Sometimes a brain tumor caused this. Sometimes it's a meningioma with edema, and we can treat that, and they're all better pretty quickly. “Then let's say we go through that and it's suggestive of Alzheimer's dementia. Well, you can make a clinical diagnosis, but you're not going to be right a lot of the time. You need to go to the next level. The next level is bio markers. We have serum bio markers, but essentially the gold study we should do is to use a PET scan, an amyloid PET scan, and/or add to that a tau pet scan. Two proteins are involved in Alzheimer's, amyloid and tau, so we can tell whether they're present. If you do not have significant amyloid deposits in the brain, you do not have Alzheimer's disease, period. But that test is expensive. It's $5, $6, $7,000, and it's not covered by insurance right now. “Why is it so important to do this? We need to know the diagnosis. We must get it correct, because certain medicines are being developed for Alzheimer's. Others are being developed for general dementias, others for Parkinson's. Others may work at all of these different dementias. We need to know what the person has, so we can select the right medicine as we move forward.” Learn more about the Athira Pharma Alzheimer's LIFT-AD research study, Interested in learning more? Contact Premiere Research Institute at (561) 296-3838, contact Dr Winner at (561) 851-9400 or learn more about him here. This podcast is courtesy of Athira Pharma.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Suzanne is joined by Dr. Paul Winner, the Senior Director of the Premiere Research Institute and Attending Neurologist at Palm Beach Neurology in West Palm Beach, Florida, to talk about advances in Alzheimer's research. Dr. Winner says, “There's definitely a lot of optimism for patients with Alzheimer's. We've started to understand this disease a little better. We understand a lot more about amyloid, its toxic form, about tau, how it progresses, how there's nerve damage. These are all targets, these are all options to stop them. So our targeted research is to try to remove the toxic amyloid, to prevent its formation, to uncouple it, make it easier to be removed. There are basically plaques and tangles, amyloid and tau. Also to address the glial cell for inflammation. These are all targets — these are all options, and all of these are being tested right now, and there is definitely optimism in several of them. Some we feel we'll have some FDA approved medicines, possibly in 2023, definitely within the next two or three years. “We we try to be very positive, but we do have to be a little careful. We do not have the ability today to stop Alzheimer's dementia. Let's make that clear. We do not have a cure. That's okay, we're working to that. But we can slow the progression of the illness. And we have shown we were able to remove amyloid. It takes 15 to about 22 years for the amyloid to be deposited. During all that time, it's causing trouble, damage, inflammation, cell death, production of tau. You want to get there even before patients have clinical symptoms. How in the world could we do that? “Well, we have bio-markers now — we can tell if someone has positive amyloid, positive tau, positive nerve damage, even though it's not really affecting their life yet. So we can do that today, and those studies are ongoing, we are doing it now, I have patients under treatment. Then there's people who have mild cognitive impairment who come in voluntarily: They're starting to forget things. They've got to make lists to go to the grocery store, they're forgetting names, which they never did before. Or they need directions, they need someone else to help them in the car to drive, they need someone else to help them with the checkbook, because they're making too many mistakes. This is where we can slow down the deposition of amyloid in the brain — that's been done. In fact, there's already a medicine, aducanumab, that's FDA approved, but there are a lot of issues around it, and it's only used still in research primarily. “But two others have shown very significant promise recently in Phase 2 studies. The clinical relevance is still being determined and it doesn't happen right away. It takes about six months to a year plus to remove amyloid to about a 60 to 70+ percent, and it takes about 18 months for us to really see what I've just observed, but this is significantly positive. The medicine does what it's supposed to do. It removes the amyloid, and you had less of a decline in the group that was on this active medicine. “There're many other advances in Alzheimer's research. We're looking at anti inflammatory-type medicines, neuro-protective type medicines. Those are a little bit in their earlier studies, but we do have some promise.” Learn more about the Athira Pharma Alzheimer's LIFT-AD research study, Interested in learning more? Contact Premiere Research Institute at (561) 296-3838, contact Dr Winner at (561) 851-9400 or learn more about him here. This podcast is courtesy of Athira Pharma.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Suzanne is joined by Dr. Paul Winner, the Senior Director of the Premiere Research Institute and Attending Neurologist at Palm Beach Neurology in West Palm Beach, Florida. Dr. Winner addresses various lifestyle changes to help avoid developing dementia. He says, “There are risk actors. You want to avoid this as best you can. You don't want this to happen, even if you're predisposed genetically to develop it. There are some things you can do to help yourself now. Controlling your blood pressure and exercising are the two single best things you can do outside of getting your hearing checked: * Have your hearing checked. It's so easy to find out if you have a hearing deficit and to correct it today with hearing aids. That goes a long way. * Correct your vision. If you have visual impairments, you want the best input into your brain so it can function as best it can. If you've got metabolic syndrome, get it under control. If you have diabetes, control it as best as you can. Check your blood pressure. Studies have shown — the Sprint Mind study showed that controlling blood pressure clearly reduced the development of dementias. You want your blood pressure at 120 over 70 or less. Now obviously, if you're symptomatic with a low blood pressure, you can't do that, but most patients can, and you want to do that as soon as you possibly can. * Overweight obesity is another risk factor. Do your best to avoid certain foods. Diet is important. You don't want to wait till you have the symptoms — you want to get in front of it as best you possibly can. There are many medical and non-medical organizations that can give you some ideas about diet. Diet is complex. There are there's a Dash diet, there's a finger diet, there's the Mediterranean diet. The diet that you can handle, that you can do, is the right one for you. There are some that statistically seem a little bit better. The Mediterranean diet's pretty simple. * Alcohol consumption, basically none is the best, but if you're going to use it, it needs to be small quantities. The exact quantities are not clear. Remember, what do we use alcohol for in a clinical practice? We use it to clean off our tables, to kill viruses and bacteria. It is a caustic substance. * Head trauma — please don't do things that will ultimately result in you having a head injury, especially after the age of 40. If you're predisposed to develop that toxic amyloid genetically, and you hit your head, you're gonna accelerate that process. Do not go fix the roof if you're 40 or 50. Hire someone to do that. I can't tell you how many patients I have taken care of that have fallen off ladders when they were fixing gutters or the roof. Get someone to do that for you, if at all possible. Wear a helmet when riding a bicycle. If you've got problems with balance, use a stationary bike inside a protected area. I lost a good friend because, unfortunately, he had an injury that resulted in a subdural that clearly could have been prevented, and he's not with us anymore. It accelerated the dementia aggressively, and within a matter of years he was no longer alive.” if somebody wants to get tested how do they get tested? Dr. Winner explains, “I don't want to be too optimistic here, because we're still doing the research and this is early data, but we have medications that are clinically functioning and look very positive. We need to get the diagnosis correct, which means just getting a simple evaluation of a person's history and a physical exam is not enough anymore. You need a neuro-behavioral test, administered by people who are very good at doing this, for a basic assessment. Then you're gonna have to get into much more detail medically to actually get the diagnosis right, because, essentially, Alzheimer's is about 60 to 70 percent of the dementias. Vascular dementia could be another 20 percent. They can coexist — in fact, the majority of them are mixed, but there is a predominant version on top of that. So you need to go to a center who's familiar with that. And everything is changing very quickly. We should have FDA-approved medications very soon, we have one right now that is disease modifying.” Learn more about the Athira Pharma Alzheimer's LIFT-AD research study, Interested in learning more? Contact Premiere Research Institute at (561) 296-3838, contact Dr Winner at (561) 851-9400 or learn more about him here. This podcast is courtesy of Athira Pharma.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Suzanne is joined by Dr. Paul Winner, the Senior Director of the Premiere Research Institute and Attending Neurologist at Palm Beach Neurology in West Palm Beach, Florida. Dr. Winner emphasizes, “Memory loss is not normal in aging. That is very clear to us now as we study this. When we forget something in our 20s or 30s, we don't even think twice about it. When we get in our 50s, 60s, 70s and we forget something, we wonder: am I getting Alzheimer's? First of all, it takes a long time to get Alzheimer's. The initial pathology is the depositing of something called A beta 42, a toxic protein called an amyloid. It's 15 to 22 years from the time that metabolic problems starts till we make the clinical diagnosis using clinical signs of Alzheimer's disease. So a lot of things are happening in the brain. People are normal for a long time while this biology is happening underneath with regard to the deposition of amyloid. And then there's another thing that happens. A deposition of another protein happens. The amyloid starts to cause trouble with the synapses, the communications in the brain. That's when you're starting to see the short-term memory issues in something called the temporal lobe region. And then you get, essentially, problems with the deposition of another protein called phosphorylated tau nerve cells are starting to die, and now you're getting more prominent symptoms. All of this takes years to decades happen. Pay attention to an individual, comparing how they've been all their life, and if something there seems to be memory loss in aging, that's the time for concern. Dr. Winner explains, “An example I had recently: a couple came in and the husband noticed that when she's cooking, she's forgetting to put certain ingredients in, and she's a fantastic cook according to her husband. He's noticed over the past year or so that things aren't made right. He actually sees her shying away from cooking certain things. So we start to see people start to pull back. They know something's wrong, so so they say, let's go out to dinner more. I'm not gonna make that. I don't like making that anymore because it's complicated, or socially, they're finding it's hard to put a word in a sentence. They just can't get the right word in the sentence. And now they feel a little funny if they're going to go out socially and in a conversation, they can't keep the conversation going. They lose track and they realize something's wrong. I don't want to show this to other people, and they start essentially withdrawing, and that makes the situation worse. Human beings need to be interactive with other human beings. Dr. Winner has participated as Investigator and Principal Investigator in numerous clinical studies. Learn more about the Athira Pharma Alzheimer's LIFT-AD research study, Interested in learning more? Contact Premiere Research Institute at (561) 296-3838, contact Dr Winner at (561) 851-9400 or learn more about him here. This podcast is courtesy of Athira Pharma.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Beckett is a real estate broker, founder of Bit Realty, and is involved in the tokenization of real estate. He is based in West Palm Beach and is also working on a dissertation at Rollins College. A previous guest of the HyperFast Agents podcast, Ryan was back on this episode to discuss how EXP Realty, Side, and Radius are providing alternative ways that real estate agents can do business without being part of one of the traditional brick and mortar brands.   Join Ryan Beckett and Host Dan Lesniak as they discuss… ∙ Ryan's dissertation on the adoption of fractionalized real estate ownership tokenization ∙ Why some agents will choose staying with the brick and mortar brokerages and others will not ∙ The importance of being an expert in your local area ∙ Why Ryan believes the economic slowdown is good for the real estate market and real estate agents QUOTES TO SHARE

This weeks guest is non other than Derrick Mccray. Derrick is the founder and owner of the world famous McCray's Backyard BBQ and seafood which has catered the Super Bowl for over a decade. Watch as Beethoven and Derrick discuss Derrick's upbringing and his life of drug abuse and how he managed to get clean and create a world famous BBQ spot in West Palm Beach. Hustler Testimony is a podcast that was created for hustlers to tell their story. Beethoven Francois, the host, delves deep into his guests pasts in order to bring to light the trials and tribulations that come before success. Watch 'Hustler Testimony' THURSDAY 12AM ET on Hustler Testimony. Stream on Apple Podcast, Google Play & Spotify. Check out our Website! https://www.hustlertestimony.com Follow Us! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hustlertestimony/ Facebook - https://m.facebook.com/hustlertestimonytv/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@hustler.testimony

My guest this week is Traci Barrett. She was one of the founding members of the national cable network, HGTV. Traci enjoyed the exciting and amazing ride of taking an idea and turning it into a billion dollar media empire. But almost two decades later, with a family and plenty of life ahead, success was no longer the beacon it once was. Traci took a risk and walked away from the comfort of corporate life to embark on a soul-searching journey – one that would answer her questions, validate her instincts, and change her life forever. 7:01 – Traci 101 Traci grew up in West Palm Beach, Fla. She moved to Chicago and knew she always wanted to work in television. She stayed in Chicago for 25 years and helped start HGTV. After 20 years with HGTV, she woke up one morning and wondered what else was out there. Traci decided to merge her decades of experience leading, strategizing, managing and mentoring by starting the business consulting firm, Navigate the Journey. 17:39 – HGTV's early mission and vision HGTV wanted to be loyal to the brand and have a common thread. It was always clear from the top down that HGTV was going to stick with the brand. It's always good to know what the competition is doing, but Traci and her coworkers didn't fear what the competition was doing. Believe in the mission, and stay true to the mission. 29:56 – Navigate the Journey Traci and her husband started a business, Navigate the Journey. She coaches people and helps them connect the dots in their lives. Her business took off, and she began hiring people to work with her. 39:26 – Helping those who struggle Women who stay home with their kids and want to re-enter the workforce often come to Traci for help. Traci helps people figure out what's holding them back and how they can lean into their purpose. 45:03 – Get to know you Something we'd never guess about Traci? She loves to sing. FEATURED QUOTES I just woke up and asked myself: What more is out there? It's always good to know what the competition is doing, but we don't fear what the competition is doing. Believe in the mission, and stay true to the mission. CONNECT: https://www.tracischubertbarrett.com/ https://www.navigatethejourney.com/ Thank you to our partners of the show! Are you looking to clean up your household cleaning products this year? MamaSuds would like to help! The best way is to simply start with one product. Every time you run out of a specific cleaning product, replace it with a non-toxic one. Another tip, purchase a product that has multiple uses. The MamaSuds Collection has many multiple use products (castile soap or the toilet bombs are just a few!). Their blog has lots of great tips and a castile soap recipe that you can print and make a lot of your own effective cleaners! Give them a try at www.mamasuds.com and don't forget to use the coupon code MOLLY for 15% off your order! I'd like to thank our other partner of the show and that's Tradlands. Tradlands is an INCREDIBLE sustainable fashion brand that believes in clothing that you can live in NOW and love forever. Clothing that not only makes you feel like your best self, but also fits in a way that flatters. Their gorgeous dresses, pants, tops, and more are designed to move with you throughout your busy days. Their Nico dress is my dress in a love language —not only does it have sleeves, but also POCKETS and you know how I feel about dresses with pockets. I love how comfortable and stylish each piece - and they come in colors like classic neutrals or vibrant hues. One of the things I love most about Tradlands is their focus on sustainability and creating small batch clothing that lasts… they never over produce what they make and focus on only the highest quality materials. And you know how much I love supporting small businesses, too. Check them out at https://tradlands.com/businesswithpurpose and use the code MOLLY20 for 20% off!

Mike Orlando has lots of people betting on his 'Bet Booth'. Bet Booth looks like an ATM machine where you can make a bet and acts like an ATM machine in that you can get immediate gratification if you win. Yes once you sign up privately, you just you use your fingerprint and voila the winning cash comes spitting out! It's revolutionary patent pending technology. Mike Orlando is a distinguished Former NYPD Police Officer. He also spent 17 years running his own ATM Network, one of the largest ATM Networks in North America. Mike sketched out the idea for ‘Bet Booth 5 years ago on the back of a napkin. (Aren't great ideas always starting out on the back of a napkin?) You may ask, with all the betting apps out there why would somebody need this or want to physically deal with cash?  Mike  says, his kiosks are for ‘casual' gamblers. Men and women who are out enjoying themselves in bars, restaurants, bowling alleys and other high traffic areas.  “Gamblers” he adds, “are very private people”. “They like to tell you when they win but not when they lose. (So true) Also regarding ‘privacy', Bet Booth winnings aren't sent  to a bank account. Some gamblers also like instant gratification. At the Bet Booth you use your finger print…and instantly get your winnings. “  Bet Booth, a really a software and technology company transforming the betting experience. The one time sign up is easy and very secure as it's based off biometrics and facial recognition.  As a software and technology company, Bet Booth is agnostic, meaning the company can partner with any interested sports book in any markets where sports wagering is legal.  Will be fun to see which sports books align with Mike and Bet Booth since all the sports books threw him out of their offices back in the beginning. Gambling laws are not the same in every state. Every state has their own gaming commission. There are 18 states where betting is legal and where there's an option to place kiosks. New York is legal and it's likely that Florida, Texas, and California will soon soon follow says Mike who adds that New York is the biggest sports gambling market in the world. Mike and Bet Booth waited a long time to hear the BIG news they got last week. An article published on Yahoo Business announced, “Bet Booth, a unique sports wagering platform and self service kiosk earned GLI- 20 and GLI-33 certification, signaling compliance with the $203 billion dollar sports betting industry standards.” Legal compliance across the board and across the states in every facet of this company, is paramount says Mike. “ I'm not the smartest man in the world so I surrounded myself with really great people. My CFO, my CTO, really good lawyers and a really great board. I'm really excited about it. There's nothing on this kiosk you can't do exactly the same as if you were wagering in Las Vegas. “ There's lots of fun frenzy when people see the Bet Booth for the first time. Now some people are going to get a chance to try it out. Bet Booth is  launching their pilot test at sea. They're partnering with a Margaritaville Cruise out of West Palm Beach, Fla. to the Bahamas and back. What's exciting about this says Mike, is it's  considered a ‘gambling cruise' so perfect for a pilot test. A few more pilot tests are planned he says, then hopefully all systems go. If you love innovators I'm betting you'll enjoy this conversation ‘live' from Las Vegas with Mike Orlando Founder of Bet Booth on The Debbie Nigro Show. If you'd like to be introduced to Mike personally to know more please let me know at debbie@debbienigro.com  

After a week break check out the live healing event we were able to attend. Listen to the stories of some amazing women and how God has moved in their lives!

Join us for Part II of Brandie Reader's interview. Brandie is a 22-year-old with a powerful story of a broken life, shattered into a million pieces. The incredible work God is doing to restore her with His healing love will bring unspeakable joy to your soul.      You'll hear the battle of lies Brandie has dealt with and overcome because of God's unfailing promises of Truth.  Brandie shares that this transparent  story isn't just for her but hopes to encourage others with the hope and miracle of God which He brought to her precisely when she needed it. Brandie titled this 2-part podcast: "Hope Is Colorful, Overcoming Darkness With Light"   *****   Kimberly Hobbs   Welcome to Empowering Lives With Purpose. And I'm your host, Kimberly Hobbs. I'm the founder of Women World Leaders. And ladies, we are so grateful that you've joined us today. And I'd like to welcome back for part two, our guest, Miss brandy reader, welcome, Brandie. Brandie Reader   Hey, ladies, I'm so excited to be back again, Kimberly Hobbs   We are so excited to have you. And, ladies, if you were listening in to last week, you will know that this young lady has a powerful, powerful testimony of what God has healed her from. And you are now going to hear the way that God had healed her through what she went through. And ladies, we're here and hopes that we can strengthen you, encourage you and empower you to walk in your beautiful purpose just as Brandie is. And despite all the past and trials and tribulations that a lot of us have endured through our lives. God gives us a solution and he has a plan for each of our lives. He says in Ephesians 210 that we are His masterpiece created a new in Christ Jesus to do the very good things that he planned for us long ago. And I know that he had a plan for brandies life long ago. And she is walking that out right now. And it is amazing to hear her testify and share openly and transparently of her past and now what God's doing in her future. And we pray that this can be you as well, that we all have stories. And those stories belong to God when we are believers, because it's God that brings us through those trials and tribulations in our life and allow us to live so that we can testify of the amazing things that he has done in our lives. So we are hoping today that in part two of this amazing story and testimony that you are going to see the power of God come alive in brandies life, I want to share a little bit about brandy for those of you that have missed last week and may only be tuning into part two and that's okay. We'll just fill you in on what this is about. So brandy reader is 22 years old. She is from West Palm Beach, Florida. She's active in her church, which is bound church in South Florida. And Brandi did a program through her church called 516, where she learned how to truly be a disciple of Christ and how the Lord changed her life through this. Brandi is passionate about God, healing, deliverance, and also prayer. I love to hear that especially from a young lady like yourself 22 years old and you have passions about the things of the Lord. She aspires to bring people closer to God and healing through sharing her story. And I asked brandy of what did you want to title this brandy? Like what do you think is a good title for sharing your story? And she said how about hope is colorful, overcoming darkness with light. And I said I love that. And that's what she used to wear dark clothes when she was walking in that darkness. And now she likes to wear brighter things and colorful things. She has a rainbow earrings on and she is just so happy to be able to walk in the freedom because she has battled those lies that the enemy threw at her. And now she walks in this newness of life. And just to recap a little bit and Brandy is going to tell you a little bit more but God has brought her through. She overcame rejection in her life when she was little paranoia, abuse, painful abuse from a stepdad. And now she's had to go through a lot of things to get to where she is now. But a lot of lies that the enemy fed over these years of brandies life so Brandi Do you want to recap about your life before we go into what now God is miraculously doing through you because it is powerful. Ladies get ready and just take down maybe a pen and paper and jot some of the things down but Brandy is going to share with you because it really truly as inspiring. So go ahead brandy talk about how you're you are broken in a million pieces. And how God webbed into your pain The whole Christ that needed to be found and how he wants the whole Brandie. Brandie Reader   Yeah. So during capital a little bit, you know, I grew up in abuse of all forms that you can imagine just feeling abandoned and neglected and not wanted from a young age, getting put in. My mom losing her rights, my stepdad giving us our toys, being put in a home with someone I didn't really know who didn't love me who didn't want me. And then growing up from that abusive home, to finally meeting God, and still battling hopelessness to overdosing, when I was $15, saving me from that. But still walking around with this feeling of no loss of home, like loss of family, from the Lord putting me in different homes and then battling rejection when I was moved. believing the lie, you know, God's word says he puts a lonely in families, and then being put in families in that being taken away. So they're not believing God's truth. His Word says, For I know, the plans I have you declares the LORD Plans to prosper, not to harm plan to give you hope in the future, not believing that truth. So feeling as if my life was the exact opposite of what God's word said, and how can I believe His truth when my life is saying something different. And so, battling that, but then finally going to college, getting introduced to my church and experiencing a lot of healing. And so through being introduced to my church, I began a program through my church called Project 516. And I remember, you know, I said, and I mentioned this in our other video, that I told people, I was this broken vase that had been shattered, and those pieces had been stepped on. And there was no way that anyone could put me back together. I don't know if God can even put me back together. And so it's interesting, because one of the first things the Lord said to me, when I started this program was brandy, or not remodeling your foundation. I'm demolishing it. And it's crazy. Because if anyone would have asked me, I would have said that God was my foundation, you know, but the Lord revealed that he wasn't. And so that really started to happen. With unforgiveness, I realize his word says, if, for if, For if you forgive others, their trespasses, your heavenly Father will forgive you. I wasn't forgiving others their trespasses against me, I was actually holding them in contempt, thinking that me holding on to it was getting justice. In reality, I was just putting myself in a prison. And so the Lord started to avail and forgiveness, but that unforgiveness revealed trauma and brokenness. And His Word says, He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds. And so as this unforgiveness as trauma started to come up, though, or was healing me, but I know because Thor was setting me free, the enemy was trying everything he can to take me out. And so I'm getting set free. But then this darkness is just overtaking me. And I was learning how to replace lies with truth. But in the beginning of learning that, you know, a fear would come and I'd like, His Word says that he's not giving me a sound mind. And then I still feel afraid. And so I was like, this isn't working for me. And I wasn't, I didn't really know how to contend in that space. I was just like, this doesn't work. And so the enemy was just having a playground with my mind. And as I'm an inner healing, and as I'm in counseling, and these things are getting brought up, it's kind of retriggering me and the enemy is using those things to keep me in bondage. And so I remember how I was, as I was going through the program, and I was being healed. My depression was getting worse, like, and I don't even think I would have called myself depressed, but I didn't want to get out of bed, and I didn't want to live. And I remember, one time, I stopped by the inner healing office, and I was talking to the person who does some inner healing. And I said, Katie, I don't want to live today. And she's like, I want you to renounce death and hopelessness off of your life. And I renounce it and then she tells me to renounce control. And as I go to renounce control, I feel someone choking my throat, like, I cannot get the words out of my mouth. And finally, I'm able to like say, I renounce control. And through her discernment, she's like, there's something more going on. So we go into the inner healing room, bring a second person in, and through a lot of prayer. I start I'm out of my chair on the ground, screaming I mean, there's these animal like noises coming on my mouth. And I realized I was experiencing a manifestation. And this brought so much fear, so much fear to me, and so much shame. I couldn't even rejoice that I was being set free and I was being delivered. Because I was so afraid, because I've never experienced that before. And I was, the enemy made me believe that he was more powerful than God. And he used that to, like, create just this fear. And so this fear started to overtake me. And Katie kept saying to me, Brandy, Greater is He that is the new then he that is in the world. But it was so cool because that fear led me to God. And His Word says, There is no fear in love. but perfect love casts out fear, for fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not been perfected in love. And so this year, drew me closer to the Lord and helped me learn how to fight against the enemy. And so this starts to happen, I go to another inner healing session. And I, this a manifestation starts to happen. And she Kay looks me in the eye. And she says, In the name of Jesus, you will not throw her out of that chair. And I was stuck to my chair. And it was in that moment that I realized, but graders, he that is in me than he that is in the world, because he cannot hear me. And so that was the moment that I began to walk in my authority. So fast forward, I'm still on this program and getting set free. I'm starting to walk in my authority. But the enemy comes even stronger, just with darkness with depression. And I'm like, I'm fighting like, why am Why is this still happening. And this led to one day, I locked myself in the bathroom with pills, my community had a beat on the door. And finally, get me out of there and lay on the floor till three or 4am with me while I'm crying. And I'm like, I don't want to live and I'm just I feel so defeated, because I'm fighting so hard. But the enemy is fighting so much stronger to take my life. And so about a week later, as I went through some really intense healing, the enemy came in when it became silent. And he started to whisper the lies to me that you're going to be like this forever. You know, God's word says he's able to complete what he starts, he started saying he's not going to complete what he started a new UN. So I was ready to work one day, and I heard the light, you know, you're going to be like this forever. He's never going to heal you. And I'm like, No, in the name of Jesus. God is faithful to complete what he starts. And it didn't work. And then I played worship music. And the sorrow just gripped me, because I'm like, I partnered with the enemy by saying, Yeah, you're right. And that was the most dangerous thing that I did. And that's the most dangerous thing we can do is when we partner with the enemy, and say that what he's saying is true. So I partnered with that lie, that I was going to be like this forever. And I pulled into a parking lot in a Walgreens, and I got the biggest bottle of aspirin. And I pulled into a park parking lot. And I started taking a handful of pills. And I had Christian radio playing on my car. I had scriptures all over my car. But because I had partnered with the enemy, there was no like, no receiving, because I'm like, Yeah, this is true. And when I said that was true, it's like I just allowed him into my mind. And I allowed the darkness to take over. And so I take 200 and over 250 pills. And I call a couple of people and they didn't answer. And finally my pastor's wife picks up and she's like, Brandy, I see I was to call. And I'm weeping. And I said, Colleen, I took pills. And she was like, Brandy, what did you do? And I'm like, I took pills. And she's like, You need to make yourself throw up right now. And I know that this was the award, because I think if anyone would else would have picked up the phone, they would have just called the ambulance. But she for some reason, she told me to make myself throw up and she's like, you stay on the phone while you throw up. And so I'm throwing up, you have this white powder, liquid powder, just all over me all over my car. And she runs to come her and my pastor get in the car to run, run and get me I start to feel better. But then by the time they arrive, I'm like out of it. You know, I'm like, I'm dying. And so they pick me up. And they literally have to like get me out of the car and get me to the hospital. And by the time I get to the hospital, I'm like going downhill. And I remember so distinctly when I got there and I got in the wheelchair, my pastor kiss my head and he said I love you. And I know that Ozora because that's what I needed to hear. I needed to hear that I was Love in that I was accepted. And I was in the hospital for days. And I was left alone with myself. And it was in this moment that I realized, people were fighting for me. But I had to fight for myself. Yes. And I think sometimes we want people to be able to fix us. But God is the only one who can. But God doesn't just want to fix us, he wants to heal us. And so it was in at the end of myself that I say, I found God. It was when I was laying in the hospital bed. And I was like, I have nothing. I'm I have nothing left. But God, God was the only one there. You know, of course, my community was definitely but when I'm all alone, I was left with God. And so I went to a behavioral health hospital, I got stabilized. And I came out. And I remember there was just one day, I was in the prayer room at my church. And I asked the Lord, Lord, why did you save me? And he said to me, bring it because I'm faithful to complete what I start, and I keep my promises. And that moment, changed me. It changed my life, because I realized that God saved me for a purpose. I have this vision of the Lord coming into the car and breathing life into me. And that's what he did. When I couldn't breathe for myself. God came into that car, and he breathed for me. And so, through that, you know, I remember there was this one day that I was driving past the hospital. And I felt shame, because I thought back to the overdose. And I heard in my brain, I heard the Lord say, shame is not your inheritance, it's the enemies. And I have coined that phrase, every time I've done so with shame, I'm like that, and shame, was despised on the cross in the Lord showed me. He told me like, His scripture says on Isaiah, instead of your shame, there will be double portion, instead of dishonor, they shall rejoice, and their lot, therefore in their land, they shall possess a double portion, they shall have everlasting joy. And I held on to that, I hold on to that promise. And then finally, I was faced with like, Hey, I just stopped this depression diagnosis, like, what do I do with that, like, I'm supposed to be joyful and happy, and have this depression, diagnosis, but in his word, and Philippians, and 14, it says, Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just whatever is pure, lovely, whatever is commendable. The if there's any excellence, if there's anything worthy of praise, think about these things. And I realized, sometimes, we may see something may not be gone. But I thanked God for what he had not done, because I know that it was going to be done. So I was thanking God, for freedom from depression, even though I hadn't seen it. And so I was holding on I talk about often, we have a reality in this natural world, but there's a reality in the heavenly realm. And the reality in the heavenly realm is that I don't have depression. And so I decided to partner with the reality of heaven, instead of this world to reality, and declare over myself freedom even before I had received it yet. And so it was cool, because as I slowly started to break these things down, you know, he started to heal me from rejection and abandonment, which His Word says, Can a woman forget her nursing child, that she should have no compassion on the son of her womb, even these may forget, but I may not forget you. And so as a word, and the beginning said, you know, he had to, he wasn't remodeling, he was demolishing. And all these things started to tear down, it came to the root of i like i There is $1 tree, you know, like, I have put other gods before him and those gods honestly, it was wanting a family more than I wanted him. You know, because of that rejection, abandonment, I saw a family was going to heal me. And the reality is this. It wasn't the only one who could heal me was God. And I had to realize that God was not for me, you know. And so as we dealt with the idolatry, I started to realize I had control. And I had to give up that control to trust God. And it was so cool, because as I realized this, the Lord revealed to me that the foundation that I had created was founded on me, you know, and that is an idol to. And His Word says, If anyone would come after Me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow Me. And it also says in Galatians, I have been crucified with Christ. It's no longer I who live but Christ who lives in me and the life I now live in the flesh. I live by faith in the Son of God. God, who loved me and gave himself for me. So I realized that I had in that hospital room, I thought I was dying. But there was something dying, I was dying spiritually, so Christ could live with me. And I, like I said, I had to come to the end of myself, to realize God, you know, and once I was able to rise that I was like, God, I don't want to be my foundation, I want you to be my foundation. And so, through that, God, I truly began living my life for God. You know, I love to Lord before this, but I love the Lord, way more than I ever could through this because I started to realize once that I brought these things to the Lord, he started to heal me and replace those things with the truth. You know, and I, I became big, became, I become to fall in love with the Lord and in love with his word. And as I become begin to fall in love with him in his word, he brought home to me. And His Word says that we don't we not only rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope. It's cool also, because, you know, His Word says, He gives us a sound mind, you know, he says, he's going to keep us in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on him. He gave me identity, like, I learned and knowing who God was, I learned who I was, and I am a daughter of the king. And there's purpose in my life, when I didn't believe that his word that says, I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans to prosper, not to harm plans to give you hope, in future, I believe that, because when I look back at that car, and I see him breathing life in me, I know that I'm alive today, because there's so purpose in me, you know, two times, you know, I should be dead, the amount of pills that I took, even the doctor was like, It's a miracle that she's not paralyzed, or that she doesn't have liver damage. I'm a miracle. And I'm a testament of God's faithfulness, because he had a purpose and a plan for my life, when the enemy was trying to take me out. And so what's really cool is, a couple months later, I began to walk in freedom. And I begin to walk and healing which I never thought was possible, which the enemy told me wasn't possible. And what's so crazy as on the other side of the enemy's lies, is God's true. The enemy was saying to me, he wasn't going to complete me because God was going to bring complete what he started, because God was going to complete what he started. And so few months later, I'm in my room. And I remember seeing when the depression was happening. I'm like, I just want to laugh. I just want joy. I just want to see light one day. And a few months later, I had this realization, I was laying in bed, I'm like, wow, life feels so light. And it feels like so joyful, and it's brighter. And I heard the word say, to me, hope is colorful. And I've held on to that ever since then. Because, like, Kimberly shared, you know, I was wearing dark colors and wanting to hide, and now I'm like, I wear Ray, I love the rainbow. Because it's hooked. For me, it tells me that there's purpose, and there's joy, you know, there's freedom. And I never thought that I was going to walk in freedom. And so it's just been so amazing, you know, to see the Lord what he can do when we truly surrendered to Him. And what's so cool is that, you know, I look back to, you know, the deliverance I experiencing, I know that the enemy was wanting to take me out, and he wanted to take me out, because my healing is a weapon. And it's, and the word is going to use my healing, not It's not only for me, I'm going to help other woman heal, and our healing is going to be a weapon. And I want to be end because I know our time is coming up with Isaiah 61. Because this is something that the Lord has spoken over me and it says, The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because the Lord has anointed me to bring the news to the poor. He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison door to those who are bound to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor, and the day of the minions of our God to come for all who mourn, to grant those who mourn in Zion to give them a beautiful headdress instead of ashes, the oil of badness instead of mourning, the garment of praise instead of a faint spirit, that they may be called oaks of righteousness, the painting of the Lord that He may be horrified. They shall burn up ancient ruins, they shall raise up the former devastations, they shall repair the ruin cities, the devastation of many generations. And I love this. And I know that this is what the Lord has called me to do. But because he's done it inside of me, the only way I can do it for others is because he's done it inside of me. The reality is, I haven't hit complete healing. I'm not fully healed. But I know now how to fight for it. I know how to contend in it. And my response to life is so much different than what it used to be when I thought no one wanted me, because I know who God is, I know what he can do. And I know that he loves me. And when you're so sure of that, it doesn't matter what the enemy says to you, because you know, who's who's your, and the enemy still, whispers lies to me, he still comes in. But now I don't just repeat it once. I don't just say, he's able to complete what it starts, I say it over and over and over and over and over again, until it becomes true. And so... Kimberly Hobbs   Yes... Brandie, he gave you your identity. And you know what truth is now and you walk in that you are chosen. And obviously you you walk it out in your life and he has created you and knew that verse that scripture I shared in the beginning that For we are His masterpiece created anew in Christ Jesus to do the very good things he planned for us long ago that identity in Christ has come alive. And like you said, you don't just speak at once you speak it again and again and again. Because until you believe it, okay? Those lies that just come at us, ladies, constantly, every day. There's our lies coming in coming and coming. And we have to combat those lies with truth, just as brandy shared her testimony over and over, he gave brandy authority. And she talks about this. And the scripture says, Behold, I give you authority to tread on serpents, and the power of the enemy shall not hurt you like, ladies, you realize the authority that God gives you in the name of Jesus Christ, in the name of Jesus, you have that authority to stomp on the heads of serpents. And just like brandy stomped on the heads of that serpent, you know, God showed up. God is showing up for you to ladies, and he is going to do that he has predestined us to himself, right? We belong to Him. Do you think he's going to leave you alone? No, he is going to send help for you when you need it. He gave brandy that joy, the joy of the Lord is her strength. Now, ladies, please understand that you don't walk around in a depressed state. God, you belong to the God of the galaxies. And he is going to give you strength through the joy that you carry in the name of Jesus. So brandy, one more thing I'm going to ask you to share is to look into that camera. And that hurting broken crying sobbing woman on the other end, that totally knows where you have been. All the pills. I think you said 280 pills you swallowed. Do you realize that was the power of God that showed up? It was truly a miracle that saved you. Look into the lady's eyes that need that miracle today. And just pour your heart into her for the next minute of whatever God puts on your, on your heart, even pray with her whatever you feel led to do, but talk to her right now. Brandie Reader   Yeah, what I would say is anyone listening to this, and you're like, I am there right now I'd say you have purpose. I would say that the enemy wants to take you up because you have purpose. And if you're struggling, and if you're battling and if you're in that pit, I say to you rise up, I say to your spirit rise up and I say right now in the name of Jesus, in the name of Jesus, the enemy has no place in your life. I say enemy you have to go off her mind. I say enemy you have to go off of her body. And I speak right now a sound mind over her. I speak joy. I say right now that morning comes off and that garment of praise is being put on you right now. And I say right now that you have the Lord inside of you, who is life and because of that your life you are full of life and not death. And I see too, that he knows the plans he has for you and they're good plans. And right now it may not seem like that. The His word says he works all things together for good. And I know we're in that moment that it feels hopeless. But one day, you're going to meet someone like me where I was at, and you're going to be able to say, rise up and lift your head up. Because you may, it may look like darkness right now. But the but God is with you, he's going to use your story. He is going to use your story. It is not hopeless. There is hope. And one day, you're going to see the color. It may seem dark right now, but it's going to you're going to see the color. And my last encouragement to you is to declare color in your life, even when it seems dark, to declare light, and joy, even when it seems those things I promise you that as you start to declare the opposite of what's being spoken over you right now, you're going to start to walk in it. And you're going to be like, when did this happen? And you're going to be able to look back and say I declared it over myself when I didn't believe it. And that's where the healing took place. So that will be my encouragement, you know, keep fighting. He wants to take you out. But God has a plan. And if there's anything that I've learned through my story is that the enemy wants to take me out, but it's because he has a plan. Because God has a plan for my life. Kimberly Hobbs   Yes, yes. Oh, praise God, what a word, Brandy, you are precious, you are precious in his sight. God has His anointing over you. And you are sharing your story with the world in hopes that God will use your story to bring others closer to him. And that's for you, ladies, he wants to bring you closer to him and your walk with Him. And ladies, we're here as a ministry to help you to walk beside you to encourage you we remember we talked brandy talked about community how important that is to come around those of like faith that are going to point you toward Jesus that are going to be there for you. So ladies, we encourage you to join in with us at women world leaders reach out to us reach out to me at Kimberly at women world leaders.com. And I will just talk to you, I will put you in the right direction of who to talk to or how we can help you. Also, if you want to talk with brandy, I'll be happy to give her the message. So just reach out to me again at Kimberly at women world leaders.com. And if you have anything that you identified with with brandy story, I'm sure she wants to hear from you. So please don't be afraid to reach out to us. And we will put the connections together so that she can help you if she can and encourage you important to you. But that's what we do as a ministry for women here is we just want to pour into you and love on you and let you know that there is hope in the Lord Jesus Christ, you are not alone. We will pray with you. We have a team of over 50 prayer warriors that faithfully pray for the prayer requests that come in. So please let us know. Go to our website, go to the prayer, the prayer station. Again, reach out to us through women, world leaders, there's devotions for you, there's help for you. So as we have to close out, I just want to thank you Brandy from our hearts for just sharing with us and pouring in. And prayerfully this will not be the last that we hear from our sister brandy, because I believe God has big plans for her to do great and mighty things in the name of Jesus. So please pray for her. As you see there is a beautiful anointing over her. She carries this with the Lord Jesus Christ and just goes out into the world and shares the gospel message of Jesus. Thank you, Brandie. Brandie Reader   Thank you, Kimberly Hobbs   Ladies. God bless you and as we close remember, we have our podcasts every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Please share them. Women need to hear these podcasts lives need to be changed and impacted for Jesus. People need help. They're broken. So we just asked you to just please be part of these podcasts, download them, pass them on to others in the name of Jesus. Remember all content is copyrighted and cannot be used without expressed written consent. We do want you to share, but please just remember contact us if you need further help. God bless you and have a beautiful day. Bye brandy. Thank you sweetheart.    

“The God of the Old Testament is arguably the most unpleasant character in all fiction,” wrote the atheist Richard Dawkins. He went on to describe God as “jealous and proud of it; a petty, unjust, unforgiving control-freak; a vindictive, bloodthirsty ethnic cleanser; a misogynistic, homophobic, racist, infanticidal, genocidal, filicidal, pestilential, megalomaniacal, sadomasochistic, capriciously malevolent bully.” Dawkins, who is frequently wrong but never in doubt, isn't the only person to perceive problems with God in the Old Testament. The second-century heretic Marcion was so struck by the difference between the Old Testament and New Testament that he believed they taught about different gods altogether. He went on to delete the Old Testament from the biblical canon, along with any New Testament book he perceived as being too friendly with the Old Testament. So, how do we reconcile the portrayals of God in the two testaments of Christian Scripture? That's the question I pose to Paul Copan in this episode of the Influence Podcast. I'm George P. Wood, executive editor of Influence magazine and your host. Paul Copan is the Pledger Family Chair of Philosophy and Ethics at Palm Beach Atlantic University in West Palm Beach, Florida. He is the author of numerous books dealing with questions in philosophy, ethics, and apologetics. His most recent book is, Is God a Vindictive Bully? published by Baker Academic. ----- This episode of the Influence Podcast is brought to you by My Healthy Church, distributors of Bible Engagement Project. Bible Engagement Project gives churches access to a library of kids curriculum and small group resources all in one subscription. Visit BibleEngagementProject.com to download sample lessons.

As a teacher, you want to know that the work you do makes a difference. Having students share their experience with certification helps you see the impact you have! During our latest Adobe Certified Professional Academy webinar, we were able to highlight two former Adobe Certified Professional Championship competitors.  Acquille Dunkley found his passion for the arts at 15 years old and has been creating ever since. He migrated to West Palm Beach, Florida, from Jamaica when he was 16. After high school, he moved to Atlanta, Georgia, to pursue a BFA degree at The Savannah College of Art and Design. While in college, he became more motivated to learn multiple forms of visual communication. He discovered his love for lighting through photography, worked as an art gallery assistant for a few years and taught himself 3D digital software programs. After graduating, he received an offer to work in the movie industry in Los Angeles as a motion graphic designer. Since then, he has worked on projects for Amazon Prime, ABC, Disney, Netflix, and Apple TV - just to name a few. Recently, he began a new journey as a fine artist, showcasing his artwork in galleries from Los Angeles to Jamaica.  Eliot Chang is a designer with a focus on the intersection of social, gaming, and developer experiences. Eliot has a bachelors' degree in Mathematics and Economics, a minor in Computer Science from the University of Southern California. He also graduated from the University of Southern California with a master's degree in computer science. His background in computer science and behavioral economics allows him to make intuitive, beautiful, and fun products. He currently works as a product designer for Epic Games.  During our chat, we dove headfirst into the Adobe Certified Professional Championship. We discussed Acquille and Eliot's experiences at the competition, how the competition helped prepare them for their careers, and how today's students can prepare for this amazing opportunity. Interested in learning more about the Adobe Certified Professional Championship? Get all the details at https://us.acachampionship.com/.  You can also learn about Acquille and Eliot's stories (plus many more amazing students) on our blog: https://certiport.pearsonvue.com/Blog/Student-Stories.     Podcast is edited and managed by Haili Murch LLC. If you are interested in starting a podcast or you are currently a podcaster needing help managing or relaunching your podcast, you may email Haili Murch at hello@hailimurch.com or you can click here to book a call: https://calendly.com/hailimurch/podcast-discovery-call

On this week's podcast, Keith Cottrell joins us from New York City, where he is vice president of operations at Electronic Environments New York. Keith and Jeremy have known each other since the early 2000s when Keith was working as director of operations for Jeff Hoover at Audio Advisors in West Palm Beach, FL. Keith was pivotal in the development of CEDIA University's Project Management Track and has worked on the commercial integration side of the business and for a security software company. Now he's back, working as a residential integrator again, helping industry veteran Kim Michaels grow his already-successful NYC operation. Jeremy and Keith crossed paths recently at the HTSA buying group, and Jeremy suggested that they use the podcast to fill in the missing details from Keith's career path and find out what pulled him back into the custom integration channel. Today's episode of Residential Tech Talks is brought to you by Shelly WiFi Relays by Allterco | Smart home devices designed and developed to provide solutions tailored to your needs.  Go to https://shelly.cloud and make IoT simple!

Brandie Reader is a 22-year-old with a powerful story of a broken life shattered into a million pieces. The incredible work God is doing to restore her with His healing love will bring unspeakable joy to your soul.      You'll hear the battle of lies Brandie has dealt with and overcome because of God's unfailing promises of truth. Brandie shares that this transparent story isn't just for her but hopes to encourage others with the hope and miracle of God which He brought to her precisely when she needed it. Brandie titled this 2 part podcast: "Hope Is Colorful, Overcoming Darkness With Light"   ******* Kimberly Hobbs   Welcome to Empowering Lives With Purpose. And I'm your host, Kimberly Hobbs, I'm the founder of Women World Leaders. And it's my privilege to welcome our guest today, Brandie Reader, welcome, Brandie. Brandie Reader   Hi, I'm so excited to be here with you today. Kimberly Hobbs   We're so excited to have you she is a young, delightful precious woman of God. And it's just such an honor to be able to interview you today brandy and, and just hear about this amazing story that God has given to you, ladies, we are all about sharing here and just being open together and transparent with the unbelievable God's stories that he has given to some of us. And we all have a story, right? And how we get through our lives is what we pray that you will have, which is a god story in your life. And we know that brandy has an amazing God story that he's given to her. And one of the scriptures I love to share on this podcast is they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb. And by the word of their testimony, that's revelation 1211. And they overcame him which is the enemy by sharing by sharing by the word of their testimony. So there is power in what we do through the power of the Holy Spirit as He leads and guides us to share these unbelievable stories. So it is our hope today that through listening to brandy share about her past and some of what she's had to walk through and endure, that you might be able to relate with her. And something inside of you is going to be stirred. And we pray that it's hope and inspiration as God moves and speaks to you through this most amazing story. And we are going to do it in two parts, because it's pretty intense. Brandy has a lot that she'd like to share with you today. And we just don't want to rush through anything because there's so much amazing what God has done in her life through through this testimony. So we believe that all of you ladies have a purpose. And so we hope that you will maybe find that purpose through listening through these podcasts each week. So a little bit about brandy. Brandy is 22 years old, and she's from West Palm Beach, Florida. And I love it that she's so close to me. And I got to hear her speak and I was so moved by what I heard. And I felt God just nudging me to go talk to her and I kept praying Well, God, I mean, this church was packed with people, how am I gonna ever find her? And God led us to the bathroom. We both come out of the styles together. And there she was. And I just blurted out really quick, like, Brandy, you know, like, I just felt you know that that nudge to say, Would you be willing to share with you know, women were leaders. And what's really interesting is, she said, you know, she was going to pray about it too. And I didn't hear from her didn't hear from her. And somebody gave her a tears to triumph book. And I don't know who that person was because I asked her the name. But through in the world leaders we do these amazing anthologies with women who share their stories, and somebody placed this book tears to triumph in brandies hand and to her it was a confirmation that she was supposed to do this podcast today. So we are praying that it blesses you. Brandy goes to bow down church, and that's where she was speaking and I heard her testimony. She did a program through her church called 516 where she learned how to truly be a disciple of Christ, and how the Lord changed her life. Brandi is passionate about God healing deliverance and prayer. And she aspires to bring people closer to God and healing through her story and I love that. And I had asked her what do you think would be a good title for what we're going to share about today brandy and she said she came back with hope is colorful, overcoming darkness with light and I love that because now she is wearing color and it's color that Jesus has brought into her life. And brandy learned the meaning of God breathing life into her life and she is a daughter of have the most high God. And she handed her pain to Jesus. But he had to tear down to build up. And brandy talks about this in her testimony how he had to pull up to plant. And going through it was how. But Brandi loves God more than she ever has loved him in her life. And now she's ready to share about the hell she went through to get where she is today. So brandy, can you take us back and share some of your past so we know where you came from? Brandie Reader   Yes, definitely. So my mom, I have two older sisters. And my mom got pregnant with me. She was not expecting to get pregnant with me. My biological dad, he's not in my life. But they met kind of in a club one night, and I happen. So my mum was young, I don't believe she was ready to have kids. So there was a lot of just feelings of reduction at a young age, you know, I have learned that the things you speak over yourself, even when you're pregnant, goes into that baby. And so from the time at birth, they were just rejection being spoken over me. And so my mom, she lost her rights when I was two for abandonment and neglect. And my biological dad gave him the right to a when I was two because he was not ready for children. And so I was moved my two older sisters, they shared the same dad, I DCF removed me into their home because they didn't want to be split up. And I just remember feeling as a child, so alone, because my sisters were full sisters, they were my half sisters. They had a better relationship. And my stepdad it just seemed like there was a lot of anger or Yes, not love for me. And so I grew up without a mom and then with a stepdad who really didn't want me. And so starting off, it was a lot of verbal abuse. But then as I grew up returning to physical abuse, and that could range from calling me a fat ESS to physically putting his hands on me and so a lot of insecurity at a young age about myself how I looked. But one of the memories I often share that I remember, an example of the abuse was I was eating macaroni at the dinner table one time, and I remember at the dinner table, we couldn't talk and if we talked, an ashtray would be thrown out of our head, remote, anything you could think of would just get thrown at us. But one day, I was at a dinner table eating and I did not like the macaroni and I threw it up and I was forced to eat it. And so just abuse of all kinds. And later on in life, I will find out that I was sexually abused as well. And so just growing up feeling so alone, I didn't live in a Christian household and my stepdad was actually anti God. Anything God he was against. And so I was never really exposed to face or God. But as I grew up still, you know, just dealing with rejection, abandonment and feeling like, honestly, I think I often just felt like I'd be better off dead like no one wants me. No one cares about me. No one loves me. And so I didn't even really know what love was. And as I walked through a lot of healing, I was able, I've been able to identify that Mike concept of love was actually very for sorted. And so as I grew up, I remember in middle school, there's a teacher who introduced me to a youth group. And I started going to that youth group and just remember feeling at home, and like, I don't know what it is about this place, but like I just feel at home. And I was sponsored to go to summer camp when summer and I met the Lord and it changed my life. You know, I think people sometimes share about how their relationship first becoming a Christian. It's kind of a slow process. For me. It was this quick process, I was still on fire for the Lord. But I was able to see that as I grew closer to the Lord and I met the Lord. The abuse got worse at home. And I'm able to see now that it was the Holy Spirit inside of me and me working in my stepdad. And there was just this clash, you know. And so the abuse got worse. And there's this one day where, you know, I just kind of felt like I had the Lord. But, you know, I was going to church on Sunday, I was reading my scripture, I was praying, but I just still felt like there's hopelessness. And I remember, there's this one night that it just kind of all got the best of me and this darkness really just be in the cloud me. And we had this huge bottle of aspirin at the house I was with with my stepdad. And I started taking the pills and just chewing up these white aspirin pills and laying on the floor and outs crying, and I'm begging the Lord to forgive me, like we're Forgive me, for what I just said, and my sister who was visiting at that time, open the door, and she saw me saw the empty bottle on the ground and called 911. And I was rushed to the hospital. And I actually remember while I was in the hospital, they gave me something for me to pair up, but I had already digested the pills, that none of the pills were coming up until they had to put a tube down my nose and pump my stomach to get the aspirin out. And I remember just thinking like, I'm dying, you know, and remembering like, my stepdad was so angry at me. And just thinking like, right now I need to know that I'm loved. But just there's this anger towards me and so discontinued to confirm the belief that I wasn't wanted to convert the belief that no one cared. And so coming out of the overdose, I was able to realize that, you know, I had accepted God on my heart. But I didn't know that a relationship was possible like that. He actually, I can actually talk to him. And he talks to me, like I was doing all the right things, going to church reading my Bible, but I didn't really have that relationship aspect. And so once I was able to identify that it's like, again, my relationship with the Lord just took off. But again, there are still about reductions, that abandonment. And so there was one day that things were really bad at home. And it was like, to the point where the only place I could go to a school, like I'd be locked in my bedroom, no food to eat, you know, just pure like neglect and abandonment. And I had asked to go to church and my stepdad refused to let me go to church. But I knew that I, I was such in a dark place that I needed community, like I needed people to come around me and encouraged me and give me some hope. And so he left for work that morning, and I left for church. And I laughed, because that was like, the most disobedient thing I've done in my life was leave for church when I wasn't supposed to. So I went to church that morning. And when I went to lunch with some ladies from my church afterwards, and he was calling my phone and cussing me out and told me that he's calling the cops. And I came back to the house after church, and he had called the police on me and told them that I hadn't run away. And I talked to the police. And they're like, We know you're a good girl, like, we know that. You're doing dual enrollment, like you're doing the right things, like just be a good girl. And so to their mind, I was just being a bad girl. They didn't really know what was truly going on. And so I went inside the house, and he came to my bedroom. And he said, Give me your phone. And I refuse because I know for me, my phone was my only source of protection. And he would leave the room and I pull up my devotional and I start reading because I knew like, the Lord was all that I had, you know, I just My Spirit knew that something wasn't right. You know, support my devotional, he comes back into the room, give me your phone, and refusing and he says to me, if I come into this room again, it's not going to be pretty. Here's the room, he comes into the room a third time, give me your phone, and I shake my head, I don't have my phone. He starts be like punching the wall like ripping stuff off of my wall. Come in a flip over then that says that I'm on a mattress on the floor, flips over the mattress and starts putting his weight on me and like suffocating me, and I'm terrified and finally he gets off the mattress and he does if I come in here again and you don't give me your phone. It's not going to be good. And so as soon as he left the room, my bedroom was in a place where like it was just right across From the front door, and I knew that if I did not leave that room, he was going to kill me, you know, for he was going to beat me to pulp. And so I run up my room out the front door. Next thing I know, I look behind me and he's running behind me, and he catches up to me. He's on top of me. And I'm fighting, like trying to get him off of me rolling around in the grass, like trying to wiggle my way out. And then finally he gets on top of me, and he puts his hands on my throat. And he says, This is what you wanted. You want me to go to jail, this is what you wanted. And I'm laying down in this grass. And I'm like, Lord, this is it. You know, this is the end, like, he's going to kill me, I'm gonna die today. And I know, this was only the word, he took his hands off of my throat. And he got up. And he got up and I ran to liquor store, and I called the police. And, you know, this was such a God thing, because it was the same police who had showed up earlier that day when he said I had to run away. And I was in the same outfit. And so they were able to see the before and after wear it with grass stains all over my pants and our marks on my hands and on my, on my throat. Wow. So they saw this Yes, was called. And then I was placed into another family's house, which I had kind of already had a relationship with. And, you know, when this happened, you know, I was going through a lot of PTSD from this. I was because I still lived in the same town. And a restraining order had been given but had this fear of like, is he gonna come find me and told me is he gonna see me in public, he had been arrested. But just as Pharaoh who took me but given in the midst of the fear, there's just this like excitement because I'm like, Wow, Lord, like, I've been praying for so long for family, and I finally received this family. And you know, they were going to adopt me, but DCF had to close the case, too soon. So they weren't able to adopt me. But I'm like, Yay, I finally have a family. And then I was moved to another home. And it just devastated me because, and so on. In Psalms, it says he puts the lonely in families. And I was like, how can that be true, you know, you have put me in a family. And then I was moved, you know. And so I knew at this moment is when I started to mistrust the Lord. I didn't trust that his plans were good. I didn't trust that. I didn't trust His word and that it was true. So I'm moving to the next family. And when I moved to them, I remember telling the Lord like, Lord, if I move again, I don't know if I'm going to be able to survive it, like the pain was just so much. And it just confirmed those beliefs that no one wanted me, no one cared, and then I'd be better off dead. So then when I moved to the spirit home, I think that I was just so heartbroken that even if they did love me, I couldn't have received it because I was so broken by what had happened to me that I like, my eyes were just like, all I could see was people didn't want me people didn't care. Kimberly Hobbs   And that's where you started believing the lies. And the battle of the lies came in brandy. And just like our audience, there's I know there's women out there right now that are living your story, Brandy, or they have lived your story, and they continue battling those lies. So this story isn't just your story. And so continue on because there's so much more but these battles of lies that the enemy was feeding you are horrific. And... Brandie Reader   Yeah, the reality is, is when you believe life for so long, they were my truth. Like they were my truth. No one wanted me it just to me, it just wasn't a lie. This became my truth. And so this family, they had given me their last name. And I'm like, wow, this is so amazing. Because I remember feeling like with my stuff that I had given, I had been given his last name at birth, and I just felt so much shame because I'm like, have a last name of this man who just who hates me? And then I received a new last name and then I moved into a new home I'm like, What in the world with I finally received this gift and then now I carry this name of like, another family, you know, and so just, I was there's so much time meant so many lies that I, the enemy had just made truth in my life that I honestly didn't know what love was. And so I moved into this new family's house. And, you know, that was a gift from the Lord, because they just created this space for me to heal. And I remember, I started going to counseling, and that's when I found out I had been sexually abused. And it devastated me because I'm like, How could How could this you know what I was like, Lord, anything you can think of happened to me. And now this. And I remember coming home one day after a counseling session when I had found out about this, and I was so heartbroken. I was so like, because when you have trauma, often you block out memories, and then you find out and it's almost like you're reliving the trauma for the first time. So I come home, I'm so devastated. And I'm walking in the house. And I heard the Lord say to me, there's joy to be found. And I'm like, I kind of like, okay, I know, whatever. And I take another step. And I hear, there's joy to be found in that. And then I'm like, Okay, now I don't know who he was talking to. Because I know that it's not me. And then I hear a third time, there's joy to be found in this. And I'm just so thankful because I needed to hear it three times. And the Lord has always been so kind and gracious to me. And he doesn't mind repeating himself. And I just break down on that third time that I'm like, How can there be joy found in this, and I remember, I put on some worship music and raise a hallelujah, by Bethel music. And there's this part in it where he says, Now I can't sing the song for you, you have to sing it for yourself. And I start singing in the middle of tears. I am clean, and I am whole. And I'm Clint, which in reality, and in this reality wasn't true. I had been defiled, I had felt dirty. But God was beckoning me to partner with his reality, what his reality is, I'm clean, and I am home. And I just begin to see this over me even though I didn't believe it. But I knew that I, in order to believe it, I had to start declaring his truth over me to combat the lives of what was around me. And so I got accepted to a private Christian College in West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Atlantic University was, which was a miracle, because my biggest goal growing up was to work at McDonald's, because I'm like, that's what's gonna get me out of this house. And then I get accepted. I graduate college, which I'm the first one out of my ancestry to like, do that. And then I get accepted to college. I'm like, Bob, that is terrible Lord and a Christian college at that. And so I go to college as a really good first year. And then my second year, I get a knee injury. And I just fall into a depression. And I don't think at the time, I would have called it depression, because I didn't really know too much about it. And I realize now depression was just so much of my life, that it was normal. And I get into this depression. And I'm burned out because of this belief that in order to be loved, I serve. So I served from a place of wanting love. And I would try to buy people's love. And so I'm burned out, I get invited to a local church bow down. And remember, the first day I showed up, they literally said everything that I wanted to church was said the first day and so I'm like, Okay, Lord, this is my church. And I just get wrapped up in this community. And I am invited to do this program through my church called 516. And I pray about it. And I'm like, Okay, I'm gonna do this. And so I enter 516. And I remember thinking, and Tom the words, I poured it 516 doesn't heal me. I don't know what can like, I am just so broken. And I often would tell people, I'm just broken base that has been shattered, and the chars have been stepped on into this tiny little dust. And there's no way that I can be put back together. I don't even know if God can put me back together. And so, through this program, I started doing inner healing. And I just began to be like, things that I never thought like, I needed to heal him from like forgiveness, forgiving people. I never thought that that was possible. And I started to experience healing and breakthrough as I did this program, and the Lord started telling me from the lies that I didn't even know that I believed.  

This week we have on DJ Matte Black! He shares his story of being one of the top gymnasts in the country! Almost getting married before he was 20 years old and his journey to becoming one of the top DJs in West Palm Beach! @djmatte_black @nightlifedrip @nickagnelli @_petecasso_ agnellienterprise.com petecasso.com

On Tuesday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, co-host Eric Johnson will be live from The Gathering of Men's Fall Outreach Breakfast at the Hilton Airport Palm Beach in West Palm Beach, beginning at 7 a.m. Men attending the breakfast will hear guest speaker, Billy Thompson, who is an NCAA Champ, 2X NBA Champ, and 2X Israel Champ. Billy is a born-again Christian and is the pastor of Jesus People Proclaim International Church. He and his wife of 30+ years, Cynthia have five children and seven grandchildren, as well as one great-grandchild. The Gathering of Men has been "Developing Men into Maturing, Reproducing Disciples Since 1989".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Again, what a weird selection I've made for this October month. This is a film that I doubt anyone has seen but a few out there. Originally titled "Dead Man's Curve", it was the second film in the same year with this weird urban legend roommate scam. I roped Mikey into watching this and pretty much pointing out what we would change or just air our general grievances. On the other hand I never need a reason to watch a Matthew Lillard film. 15:00-19:00 We talk the new American Horror Story season (spoilers)off-topic rants include: awesomely bad horror movies, Disco Era Madonna, MTV's Undressed--- Get OVER 80 BONUS episodes on 90s TV and culture (Freaks & Geeks, My So Called Life, Buffy, 90s culture documentaries, and more...) and to support the show, join the PATREON for $5 a month! www.patreon.com/fashiongrungeGIVE US A 5 STAR RATING & SUBSCRIBE!Hosts: Lauren @lauren_melanie & Mikey @agentmikey007 Music by Den-Mate @imdenmateFollow Fashion Grunge Podcast Instagram @fashiongrungepodTwitter @fgrungepodLetterboxd Fashion Grunge PodcastTikTok @fashiongrungepod

New 2022 - Animal Based Food Is Not Food - Brian Clement, PhD, LN Brian Clement, PhD, L.N. • https://hippocratesinst.org/ • Book - Killer Fish: How Eating Aquatic Life Endangers Your Health#BrianClement #RawFood#PlantBased #Nutrition Dr. Brian Clement has spearheaded the international progressive health movement for more than three and one-half decades. Brian Clement has written over 20 plus books focused on health, spirituality, and natural healing. Among them are:• EmoSpirit,  (which spotlights how emotions reflect spiritual depth.)• Living Foods for Optimum Health • Longevity • Lifeforce • Supplements Exposed,(reveals the pharmaceutical fraud rampant in the sales, production, and distribution of worthless and harmful vitamin pills. )Additionally, he has authored three volumes for the scientific community • Food is Medicine.  One of his most popular books is his • 7 Keys to Lifelong Sexual Vitality” being touted as an important guide to the biology of love.  He is the Director of the renowned Hippocrates Health Institute, West Palm Beach, Florida (U.S.A.); the world's foremost lifestyle residential health center. Over the last half century, he and his team have pioneered clinical research and training in disease prevention using hundreds of thousands of participants who provided volumes of data, giving Clement a privileged insight into the lifestyle required to prevent disease, enhance longevity, and maintain vitality. Brian Clement is a devoted husband and a caring father of four, who along with his wife, Dr. Anna Maria Clement co-directs the Hippocrates Health Institute. In addition to his research studies, Clement conducts conferences worldwide on attaining health and creating longevity, giving humanity a roadmap for redirecting, enriching, and extending their lives.A licensed nutritionist, Brian Clement is a graduate of the University of Science, Arts, and Technology where he earned his Ph.D.To Contact Dr BrianClement Go to  hippocratesinst.org CLICK HERE - To Checkout Our MEMBERSHIP CLUB: http://www.realtruthtalks.com  • Social Media ChannelsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TRTAHConferenceInstagram : https://www.instagram.com/therealtruthabouthealth/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RTAHealth Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-real-truth-about-health-conference/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheRealTruthAboutHealth    • Check out our Podcasts  Visit us on Apple Podcast and Itunes search:  The Real Truth About Health Free 17 Day Live Online Conference Podcast Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/23a037be-99dd-4099-b9e0-1cad50774b5a/real-truth-about-health-live-online-conference-podcastSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0RZbS2BafJIEzHYyThm83J Google:https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5zaW1wbGVjYXN0LmNvbS8yM0ZqRWNTMg%3D%3DStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/real-truth-about-health-live-online-conference-podcastAudacy: https://go.audacy.com/partner-podcast-listen-real-truth-about-health-live-online-conference-podcastiHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-real-truth-about-health-li-85932821/ Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/us/show/2867272 Reason: https://reason.fm/podcast/real-truth-about-health-live-online-conference-podcast • Other Video ChannelsYoutube:https://www.youtube.com/c/TheRealTruthAboutHealthVimeo:https://vimeo.com/channels/1733189Rumble:  https://rumble.com/c/c-1111513 Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TRTAHConference/videos/?ref=page_internal DailyMotion: https://www.dailymotion.com/TheRealTruthAboutHealth BitChute:  https://www.bitchute.com/channel/JQryXTPDOMih/ Disclaimer:Medical and Health information changes constantly. Therefore, the information provided in this podcast should not be considered current, complete, or exhaustive. Reliance on any information provided in this podcast is solely at your own risk. The Real Truth About Health does not recommend or endorse any specific tests, products, procedures, or opinions referenced in the following podcasts, nor does it exercise any authority or editorial control over that material. The Real Truth About Health provides a forum for discussion of public health issues. The views and opinions of our panelists do not necessarily reflect those of The Real Truth About Health and are provided by those panelists in their individual capacities. The Real Truth About Health has not reviewed or evaluated those statements or claims. 

On Episode 59 of Limb Lengthening LIVE we're doing an exclusive complications edition with the Godfather of Modern Day Limb Lengthening; Dr. Dror Paley of the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute in West Palm Beach, FL - USA. Dr. Paley is here to go over the complications associated with Limb Lengthening, after which he will review actual patient cases & x-rays giving his world-class assessment. Timestamps 0:00 - Intro 2:00 - Fat Embolism 14:40 - Pulmonary Embolism 25:35 - Muscle Contracture 39:30 - Stretching Pre-Surgery 40:40 - Delayed & Non-Union 51:30 - Premature Consolidation 1) Email: akeller@paleyinstitute.org 2) Phone: (561)-371-9403 3) Websites: a) General - LLD & Deformity: https://paleyinstitute.org/#/ b) Stature Lengthening: https://limblengthening.org/ _____________ Victor https://cyborg4life.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leglengthening/support

THIS IS PART 2 of 3 CLICK HERE FOR PART 1 of 3 On Episode 59 of Limb Lengthening LIVE we're doing an exclusive complications edition with the Godfather of Modern Day Limb Lengthening; Dr. Dror Paley of the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute in West Palm Beach, FL - USA. Dr. Paley is here to go over the complications associated with Limb Lengthening, after which he will review actual patient cases & x-rays giving his world-class assessment. Timestamps 4:30 - Nerve Compression 13:10 - Malalignment Axial Deviation 23:00 - IT Band Release 30:30 - Bone Marrow and Reaming of Canal 32:30 - Patient 1 poor bone regenerate tibias 41:00 - Patient 2 protruding screw irritation 44:30 - Patient 3 poor starting point tibia nail 52:50 - Patient 4 nail swap for healing 56:35 - Patient 5 the “Wolverine” protocol Angelique Keller via Paley Institute 1) Email: akeller@paleyinstitute.org 2) Phone: (561)-371-9403 3) Websites: a) General - LLD & Deformity: https://paleyinstitute.org/#/ b) Stature Lengthening: https://limblengthening.org/ _____________ Victor https://cyborg4life.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leglengthening/support

THIS IS PART 3 of 3 CLICK HERE FOR PART 2 of 3 On Episode 59 of Limb Lengthening LIVE we're doing an exclusive complications edition with the Godfather of Modern Day Limb Lengthening; Dr. Dror Paley of the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute in West Palm Beach, FL - USA. Dr. Paley is here to go over the complications associated with Limb Lengthening, after which he will review actual patient cases & x-rays giving his world-class assessment. Timestamps 0:00 - Altering lengthening rate 4:00 - New surgeons into stature lengthening 7:00 - Advice to patients about stature lengthening 12:00 - Weight bearing lengthening nail release date? 18:20 - Can you fix knock knee deformity while lengthening 20:00 - Can someone with tendinitis get lengthening done 21:00 - Dr. Paley on how to pick a good surgeon 40:30 - Do big muscles affect lengthening aka body type 41:10 - Does retrograde lengthening ensure perfect alignment 43:30 - Bilateral hip impingement and labral tear good LL candidate 44:20 - Is it safe to do quadrilateral lengthening (femurs & tibias) at same time 47:00 - Ilizarov and Kalnberzs external fixator frame 50:20 - New Paley Institute locations 52:50 - Are complications more likely the older the patient 56:25 - What age group heals fastest after lengthening 56:40 - Outro 58:50 - Are there long term bad effects after lengthening 1) Email: akeller@paleyinstitute.org 2) Phone: (561)-371-9403 3) Websites: a) General - LLD & Deformity: https://paleyinstitute.org/#/ b) Stature Lengthening: https://limblengthening.org/ _____________ https://cyborg4life.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leglengthening/support

Nick Hughes is joined by Edwige Gilbert, founder of New Life Directions from West Palm Beach, FL. Edwige is a transformation guide and founder of New Life Directions, reinvents lives and creates fresh starts driven by a purposeful vision and habit transformation.  As an international speaker and author of The Fresh Start Promise and Victim to Victorious, Edwige turns stress into success by clearing unwanted habits and behaviors, creating self confidence and exuberant enjoyment of life, or as she calls it in French, “Joie de Vivre.” Edwige's secrets to living, loving and aging with grace and style are the keys to recapturing vitality, embracing your sensuality and living life to the fullest, at any age. The episode starts with Nick and Edwige discussing her journey into starting her own business and entrepreneurship. Nick wonders, is there a story of how she discovered this path? She points to Mindfulness -  and how can leaders be more mindful as they lead their organizations. We know the entrepreneurial life can be stressful, so Nick and Edwige review suggestions to best deal and overcome it.  She points to how to take your stress and move it into Strength. They talk about what you focus on - expands - and how to use "I can, I create, I manifest…"  everyday to lead you to fulfilment.  Edvige ends with sharing the first steps to take if someone is ready to change and take action. Check out her books and courses at http://newlifedirections.com. This is a fun and informative conversation with an amazing person, we hope it helps you today.https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwige-gilbert-3331162/http://newlifedirections.com

Hosts: Alise & Kaitlin Topics: Let's unpack last night's debate between Congresswoman Val Demings and current Senator Marco Rubio. West Palm Beach debate focused on topics including inflation, abortion, voting rights, gun violence, immigration and foreign policy. Alexandra Hunt, a candidate running for Congress in Philadelphia, shared a chart showing that men under the age of 30 aren't having as much sex as they'd like. People mentions that Hunt doesn't explain how to accommodate men's “right to sex” in a way that doesn't require compulsion from women. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Real Build, I sat down with Ryan Poole, owner of RealTrade, out of West Palm Beach, Florida. Ryan is on a mission to change how buyers and sellers search for real estate online and is embracing the real estate community through better communication. Ryan became a real estate agent 23 years ago because he loved to help people—but things have changed. Large technology platforms have been taking over the industry, intending to automate everything in sight with data and algorithms. These same platforms tell consumers that they can sit back and let machines do all the work. But buying and selling a home is one of the most important decisions you can make in your life. We need people at the heart of this process. That's why Ryan started RealTrade - to give us a place to easily and freely do business. By making real estate social, we can innovate for the 21st century without losing sight of what's important. Less algorithms, more humans. Guest Info: Ryan Poole Website: https://realtrade.io/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-poole-0b50b9162/ Host Info: Email: Bill@rkreiman.com CONNECT WITH ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ▶︎ YOUTUBE | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxAdSxHN0dIXZPhA-6p1HYA ▶︎ INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/imbillreiman ▶︎FACEBOOK| https://www.facebook.com/billy.reiman ▶︎ LINKEDIN | https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-reim... ▶︎ TWITTER | https://twitter.com/ImBillReiman ▶︎ WEBSITE | https://www.rkreiman.com

This episode is brought to you by TrackableMed, the place to go to help grow your new patient base. This episode is brought to you by Heron Therapeutics. Please see full Prescribing Information, including Boxed Warning or visit www.ZYNRELEF.com. Dror Paley, MD, FRCSC, is the founder (2009) and director of the Paley Institute in West Palm Beach, Florida. Prior to that he was the founder (2001) and director of the Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics, and the director of the International Center for Limb Lengthening (ICLL) at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore from 2001-2009. He was the Chief of Pediatric Orthopedics at the University of Maryland in Baltimore 1987-2001. He is internationally recognized for his expertise in limb lengthening and reconstruction. Topics include: -We hear why he went into orthopedics and then chose the niche path for limb lengthening. Dr. Paley trained under the guidance of Professor Ilizarov of Russia (Ilizarov method) and Professor Debastiani of Italy (Orthofix method). In 1986, he introduced the Ilizarov method to the United States and Canada. Since that time, he has performed more than 20,000 limb lengthening and reconstruction-related procedures. Patients come to his Institute from more than 100 countries. -Dr. Paley reviews how limb lengthening works and breaks down this complex topic for anyone to understand, including the different types of limb lengthening to include the use of external fixators, often called cages, and remote controlled internal limb lengthening. Find out more about Dr. Dror Paley here. Also, find out more about Zynrelef here: ZYNRELEF utilizes a novel synergistic mechanism of action that combines bupivacaine with a low dose of meloxicam to overcome the challenges of the inflammatory process at the surgical site. ZYNRELEF is the first and only extended-release dual-acting local anesthetic™ (DALA™) and delivers 72 hours of postoperative pain relief via a single needle-free application. It has been clinically proven to better manage pain than standard of care bupivacaine HCl solution over 72 hours and to significantly reduce opioid utilization following surgery. -ZYNRELEF was initially approved by the FDA in May 2021 and in December 2021, the FDA approved an expansion of ZYNRELEF's indication. -Limitations of Use: Safety and efficacy have not been established in highly vascular surgeries, such as intrathoracic, large multilevel spinal, and head and neck procedures. WARNING: RISK OF SERIOUS CARDIOVASCULAR AND GASTROINTESTINAL EVENTS See full prescribing information for complete boxed warning. • Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) cause an increased risk of serious cardiovascular thrombotic events, including myocardial infarction and stroke, which can be fatal. This risk may occur early in treatment and may increase with duration of use • ZYNRELEF is contraindicated in the setting of coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery • NSAIDs cause an increased risk of serious gastrointestinal (GI) adverse events including bleeding, ulceration, and perforation of the stomach or intestines, which can be fatal. These events can occur at any time during use and without warning symptoms. Elderly patients and patients with a prior history of peptic ulcer disease and/or GI bleeding are at greater risk for serious GI events ZYNRELEF is contraindicated for: • Patients with a known hypersensitivity (e.g., anaphylactic reactions and serious skin reactions) to any local anesthetic agent of the amide-type, NSAIDs, or to any of the other components of ZYNRELEF OR history of asthma, urticaria, or other allergic-type reactions after taking aspirin or other NSAIDs. Severe, sometimes fatal, anaphylactic reactions to NSAIDs have been reported in such patients • Patients undergoing obstetrical paracervical block anesthesia OR coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS include –

Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Bonus Episode #18! In this episode, Landon Interviews AJ Diaferio - the vocalist for West Palm Beach, Florida-based metalcore act We're Wolves. The band takes a deep-rooted love for all things horror and blends it with an aggressive sound equal parts metalcore and hard rock, all of it culminating on their latest record Evil Things, which dropped last year. The record pushes boundaries with a narrative edge, inspired largely by Dante's Divine Comedy, features guest spots from Bryan Kuznitz of Fame on Fire and Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills, and takes truly spectacular form through their punishing, theatrical live show. Landon and AJ talk about growing up in Florida, getting compared to Jim Carrey, getting his start in metalcore, superhero culture, and his inspiration for developing a satirical horror band, along with some of his favorite movies - all on the latest episode of Films for the Void!TIME STAMPS00:00:16 Interview w/ AJ Diaferio00:29:33 Round Robin Movie Discussion

Her next art show is October 21, 2022. Learn all about what to expect and more from the one and only Cayla Birk.What will we discuss this week?-Time management-Vision, Creativity, Hustle-Why hard work beats talent-"24/8"-How Art and Entrepreneurship are related-What she is working on next-How to be unique, and so much more. Enjoy the show.As we are joined by an art-entrepreneur, this week's spotlight story at the halfway point will feature another an article titled “from Entrepreneur online titled, 5 Reasons Artists Make Great Entrepreneurs”, and get Cayla's take on it. Follow along here.Cayla Birk. has spent nearly a decade honing her contemporary artistic style. An intellectual by nature, Birk.'s work takes us on a journey of culture, wit, music, literature, and everything in between. A modern day muse, the artist teaches us with every new body of work in her distinct signature style. Cayla's Neo-Dadaist playful designs pervade all of her varying series - her instantly recognizable gestures and marks boast austere verbiage and shroud depictions.In her more recent exhibitions, Birk. plays with the concept of familiar objects made large, often embedded with secret cyphers. A large portion of Cayla's works merge traditional acrylic paints with other unique materials; she transcends the confines of mixed media art to create a style all her own.Cayla's original artwork is available via multiple galleries in Los Angeles, New York, Palm Beach, Miami, London, Berlin, and St. Tropez.  For inquires, or commissions please direct all of your questions to caylabirk@mail.com. Further information can be found via the contact page.A R T I S T   S T A T E M E N TMy artwork re-conceptualizes social and cultural subject matters. In my work, I allude to popular iconography, musical lyricism, and current verbal slang that pervade society. While boasting engaging, diverse subjects: secret orders, hip-hop music, and contemporary design - my work reproduces familiar visual signs, arranging them into new conceptually layered pieces. I often pay homage to historical events and characters. Each project consists of multiple works, often in a range of different media, grouped around specific themes and meanings. During research and production new areas of interest arise and lead to the next body of work.The show travels to West Palm Beach for episode #226 of That Entrepreneur Show- The podcast where founders of companies and brands from around the globe share their entrepreneurial journeys, lessons learned, tips for success, and much more each week since 2019.Guest WebsiteGuest InstagramEmail: PodcastsByLanci@Gmail.comWebsiteYouTubeHost InstagramShow InstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedInListen to A Mental Health Break Episodes hereFor Digital Editing Inquiries and Potential Podcast Guests: Email: PodcastsByLanci@Gmail.comAdventure by MusicbyAden | https://soundcloud.com/musicbyadenHappy | https://soundcloud.com/morning-kulishow/happy

In this episode of The Real Build, I sat down with a friend and member of our build team Jason Lynn who is part owner of The Decorators Unlimited out of West Palm Beach, Florida. Jason and The Decorators Unlimited are a partner of ours and have joined our team at R.K. Reiman Construction to help us design and build masterpieces for our clients. Jason and his team of designers give a full on experience to interior design and help clients from the initial planning stage all the way through the build to deliver a true turn-key experience. The Decorators Unlimited has been a critical addition to our client's overall building experience, and I am honored to have Jason on the show. Some things we discussed were: The full decorator process. Design Elements to focus on Lifestyle and design Designer with a construction background Team focus when designing a new home Guest Info: Jason Lynn Website: https://www.decoratorsunlimited.com/ Host Info: Email: Bill@rkreiman.com CONNECT WITH ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ▶︎ YOUTUBE | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxAdSxHN0dIXZPhA-6p1HYA ▶︎ INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/imbillreiman ▶︎FACEBOOK| https://www.facebook.com/billy.reiman ▶︎ LINKEDIN | https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-reim... ▶︎ TWITTER | https://twitter.com/ImBillReiman ▶︎ WEBSITE | https://www.rkreiman.com

Join Ben and Rahul for their discussion with legendary Florida trial lawyer, John Romano. John recounts his experience learning from masters of trial practice during the golden age of trial practice in Florida and about the need for trial lawyers of each age and generation to continuously reinvent themselves, innovate, and develop a new vision for the times. John shares strategies of presenting non-economic losses in a compelling way that resonates with the jury. About John RomanoA partner at Romano Law Group, John F. Romano is a civil trial advocate board-certified by the Florida Bar and the National Board of Trial Advocacy, as well as the American Board of Professional Liability Attorneys. John is also a member of the Taos Group, an association of prominent trial attorneys from around the country who work together to better serve the needs of their clients.   John regularly handles and litigates cases in the following areas: auto and truck accident litigation and trials, fall-down and premises liability cases, product liability, business litigation, pharmaceutical drug cases, pharmaceutical medical device cases, insurance litigation and criminal defense.   John has successfully litigated to a verdict nearly every type of civil and criminal case, including those involving failure to diagnose cancer, product defects, drug and vaccine defect litigation, libel and slander, vehicular collisions, personal injury, murder, armed robbery and wrongful denial of health insurance benefits. He lectures across America on trial advocacy and tort and criminal law, has authored three textbooks, and has published more than 100 articles in national publications or papers for national presentation.   John is a graduate of Cardinal Newman High School in West Palm Beach. He accepted a football scholarship from Florida State University and went on to attend law school at South Texas College of Law in Houston, receiving his Juris Doctor degree in 1973. He was admitted to practice law in the state of Florida in 1974. John also proudly served as a Captain and J.A.G. Officer with the United States Marine Corps (primarily with the Second Marine Division out of Camp LeJeune, North Carolina).   John returned to Florida to work with the personal injury and general trial attorneys at the law firm of Cone, Wagner, Nugent, Johnson & McKeown, and later formed the Palm Beach County law firm of Romano, Eriksen & Cronin. In 2007, the firm became Romano Law Group. With nearly 40 years in law practice, he has held numerous positions in national law organizations and has been recognized for his contributions to the field of law in Florida, including receiving the Jon E. Krupnick award in 2015.  He was inducted into the Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame in 2015.   John has authored thousands of legal opinions and articles, including The Right to Trial by Jury. 

In this episode, Mike chats with Faith Parksinson, Editor-in-chief at A. W .Dreyfoos School of the Arts in West Palm Beach, Florida. Their chat comes fresh off an Elite Weekend they both attended, and Mike and Faith discuss what was learned in the busy three days in Orlando. 

Today I am proud to present to you our first collective document, a compilation that honors the voices of members within our Common Ground creative community in West Palm Beach, Florida. These fine people share how they found their inspirations in poetry, filmmaking, meditation, and community building.  Introductions with Jeanette (0:00) Orator [Speaking, Poetry, Singing] with Shea (9:28) Filmmaking with Wilandy (16:33) Meditation with Eve (23:45) Hosting & Spoken Word Poetry with Jeanette (31:39) Witnessing Conversation: A Follow-Up (41:56)   Learn more about Jeanette's events and our upcoming Storyteller's night Connect with Jeanette @jeanetteandherstages Connect with Shea @sheagraves and @shades.of.shea If you've been enjoying this podcast, please consider rating and reviewing us on Apple Podcasts. All Things Narrative is a personal development company that empowers people through storytelling. Want to learn how to tell your story in ways that inspire you and others to live more meaningfully? Visit allthingsnarrative.com to book a personal development workshop for your group or get a FREE consultation for 1-on-1 coaching.  Like us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram Read my Film Diary (including reviews and rankings) on Letterboxd   Music Credit: LAKEY INSPIRED Track Name: "Blue Boi" "Watching the Clouds" ""New Day" Music By: LAKEY INSPIRED Official SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired Official YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOmy8wuTpC95lefU5d1dt2Q License for commercial use: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported "Share Alike" (CC BY-SA 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/legalcode Music promoted by: Chill Out Records @ https://goo.gl/fh3rEJ www.ChillOutMedia.com / www.LoFi-HipHop.com  

Today we meet with Kaye Ebelt-- an Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellow, pilot, and nationally known educator. She has multiple Bachelor and Masters degrees from the University of Montana, Montana State University, and Lesley College in Cambridge, Massachusetts and she currently teaches Elementary Science, Aeronautics, and Engineering at the Greene School in West Palm Beach, Fl. Kaye is also a Space Foundation Teacher Liaison, and the recipient of Montana's Gifted and Talented Teacher of the Year, and she was a finalist for the Presidential Award for Math and Science Teaching. An avid licensed airplane and glider pilot, Lieutenant Colonel Ebelt is the current STEM Curriculum Director of the Civil Air Patrol. Kaye graciously invests in the future generation of pilots serving as director of youth programs for the Treasure Coast 99s and the Treasure Coast Soaring Club. And, as always, stay tuned after for the takeaway! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shawna-christenson2/support

It was a pleasant spring morning in March of 2019. Residents of West Palm Beach were preparing for the day ahead; packing school lunches and preparing for the work day ahead. At around 9AM, a phone call came in to police. It was from a man who told them that he had just murdered somebody.SPONSORS -Best Fiends: Thank you to Best Fiends for sponsoring this episode! Engage your brain with this fun puzzle and collect cute monsters along the way. Best Fiends is a free to download app game available on the app store and Google Play.SHOW NOTES - https://morbidology.com/morbidology-the-podcast-171-brooke-prestonPATREON - https://www.patreon.com/morbidologyAudio Credit:Evening of Chaos - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Empty Reflections - ErikMMusic - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgq4SPKHlyIA Mothers Sacrifice - OurMusicBox - https://ourmusicbox.com/Dark Tranquility - Anno Domini Beats - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6mBav72Ak

Re-set. Lifted out of the pit of despair to a new direction of life, guest author, speaker, and founder of Bold University, Latoya Rattery shares her God story as inspiration and motivation to our audience. Latoya offers some great tips with prayer on how to re-set from a past of broken pieces.   ******* Kimberly Hobbs   Welcome to Empowering Lives with Purpose. And I'm your host, Kimberly Hobbs. I'm the founder of Women World Leaders. We are so happy that you decided to join with us today. And can we all welcome our guest, Mrs. Latoya Rattery welcome, Latoya. Latoya Rattery   Thank you for having me, Kimberly. Hello, everyone who's out there watching tonight. Or in the morning. Kimberly Hobbs   I know all over the world. We don't know what they're tuning in. And Latoya, where are you from? Latoya Rattery   Yes, I was originally I was born in Jamaica. Actually. I came to the US when I was nine years old. And I moved to West Palm Beach, Florida. And after high school, I moved to Orlando. And so I've been in Orlando for almost eight or 10 years after college. And so I'm here now just really enjoying Orlando, and open to move if God said so. Yeah. Kimberly Hobbs   Well, Orlando is awesome, the home of Disney World. And I'm sure everybody that lives in Orlando is so used to people identifying Orlando with Disney. So we are so happy ladies that you joined with us today. And we are going to be talking about reset. And we are hoping that today's podcast interview is going to inspire you and encourage you and strengthen you and empower you in the Lord Jesus Christ to walk out your beautiful purpose that God has just for you. God says that they overcame him by the blood of the lamb and the word of their testimony. That's revelation 1211. And ladies, Latoya is going to share her story in just a moment. But first I want to introduce a little bit about who she is. And Latoya is a speaker. She is an ordained evangelists and our business coach. She's a transformation leader who is compassionate about seeing individuals live a life of enjoyment, growth and freedom. Latoya has worked developing programs around the world with empowering women and youth. She has experience in health, social behavior, case management, program development and education. Latoya is the founder of bold University of faith based wellness and business network that educates and empowers and engages women to advance their spiritual, personal and professional development. Latoya helps women in leadership establish wellness roadmaps to improve their standards in life and business. Latoya has her degree in psychology and is pursuing right now her master's in leadership. She's been featured in magazines, and on podcasts on TV shows and also a top five finalists in the 2020 Coca Cola pitch competition, and a member of the Christian coaches Alliance. And we're happy to welcome Latoya here today with us as our guest and she is one busy woman. Let me tell you, my goodness, this girl. So I am so happy again to be able to share this time with you Latoya and with our audience. So can you talk to us a little bit, we're going to talk about reset today and you have a lot of goodies in store for us. But you have a story, Latoya, we all have a story. And you had some brokenness, and God brought you from brokenness to reset. So can you share with us a little bit about your story before we get started? Latoya Rattery   Yes, I love, Kimberly, I love the fact that you said we all have a story. That bio, that BIOS my story, but it's just it sounds like it's confetti ease. But never the pain have been highlighted in it. And so when God brought me from brokenness to reset was everything because it started there. A couple of years ago, before I was at University of Central Florida. That's when I really met Christ. And I grew up in a family, a Christian family that had Christian values took me to church and was church but never really had a relationship with God never really had an encounter with God, but feared Heaven and Hell, in some aspect, because it was taught in some way. So when I got off to college, it was like party time. Let's go out let's have fun. I went to the club. I had funded everything that was not price like and there came a time in my turning life while I was in college, that the Lord was pulling on me, but I didn't really know. And so after that I went through a time period of disbelief about heaven and hell, and so mind you that month reminding you that I went to church when I was younger, but never really had that encounter with God. And so I really cried out to God one night after I broke up a relationship with a guy that I used to talk to. And I said to God, I, you know, after God start pulling on you, everything that you used to do, don't feel the same. And the things that you used to say doesn't, you know, be the same, because God is now ready for that always been ready for you, but he's tugging at you. And so that was my situation. And so I remember that and knocked down on my knees, and I said, God, if you are real, you're gonna have to show me that you're real. I became like, the doubting Thomas like, because I was dealing with this disbelief, if this heavenly father that I was going to church clapping for singing on the choir, is he really real because I never really had an encounter with them. And so long story short, I came into a time where I surrendered my life to God. And that's begin and openness of my brokenness where God started to open up and unlock in the hurt and the things that he was ready to deal with me with. And so that started the broken area, in in me where God started breaking those things. And so later on, I started looking at my life rejection and different things like that, that I've been through and how God wanting to use it. And so it leading into so many things have fallen my pathway based on generational stuff, some things consequences, or things or decisions that I've made. And so all of this God of wanting to take, and so I can recall and and, and I can recall a time when I was moving in college, and I remember moving, like I was moving something downstairs like the third floor. And it was, I believe it was like a glass and I remember the glass broke from the third floor. And guess what happened when glass broke, it shatters. So the glass is everywhere. And what Revelation that brought to my mind in order for God, and it is something that always embedded in from in order for God to to use you, he has to break you. And so what happened, when you look at the glass, the glasses were able to be distributed everywhere. And so that is the process of God has given me an example of Latoya, what it means to truly be broken, is that you are going to be broken. But one thing about broken glass, that you can use those as making it in beautiful, beautiful masterpieces. And that's where the reset start. Kimberly Hobbs   Oh my goodness, amen. Amen to that. And when you just said that I always love sharing this verse, but Ephesians 210, so that we are God's masterpiece, right? We're created anew in Christ Jesus to do the very good things that he planned for us long ago. And I am so thankful that he took all your broken pieces and reset them onto a new path in life. And God's Word also says that as soon as I pray, you answer me, you encourage me by giving me strength. And this is really beautiful. Because that's Psalm 138. Three, God took everything he formed you back gave you strength, and he reset. So reset was in your belief, your image and your purpose, which you were telling me about earlier, when we were able to share together, Latoya. So can you talk to us a little bit about some of these things, the belief, the image, the purpose and what you can do to reset? Latoya Rattery   Year, so reset started for me, reset has been an echo. Honestly, with the bold University, we have a reset club. And is really for women who have dealt with burnout or those individuals are high achievers and not resetting. And so reset is everywhere. But with my personal life when I really created and courageous space. For a professional working woman, I wanted the corporate woman to know that you bleed too. And you hurt too. And just because you have an education, and you have an amazing bio, there is scars on the inside of you that you probably work over, you might have went into relationship with the same scar, but you cannot unpack the old you to think that you can get your new you the Bible that is no god that in order for us to, to live again is to be born again. And the Bible also flutters in the know that God wants everything new, but he doesn't put new wine in old wine skin. And so when I remember that I understand that God is not going to patch you up with all new things. He's ready to kind of make you over. And so for me, I began to see how God was not so much of a call to ministry. But God is more concerned. He's so concerned about the man internally than even the man's ministry. Because what profits for man to gain the whole world and lose it lose our soul. So as I begin to see that God wanted to go internally, and deal with Latoya, and heal me, in order for me to be called, and continue to do the work that he has called me to do. And so that deals with my image. So for a long time, God, I knew that God has called me and we were talking about how do you reset, the first thing is your image, I want you to know that I dealt with low self esteem, I dealt with issue for those ladies who are Listen, listen, and now you are those are the things that you you might be dealing with. And those are the images of the enemies goal is to allow you to feel as if you're not beautiful, you're not confident that the scar that you have is the thing that makes you feel guilty and shameful. And I look at your image to be even your your story as well, there's some story that we're not happy about. There's some things that I wasn't happy about and even share it. And so with that, I realized that God has a way to allow us to look at him in his image and his likeness, because we were created in His image and his likeness. And so as I understand those things, I realized that I have to first get into know my imaging God. And that started helping my belief a little bit. Because when I realized that I was transforming, and the image of God and in the likeness of God, it has nothing, the best way to change my mindset, how was looking at myself the belief, what am I? How am I thinking, what am I doing with my time? How am I building my mindset? What am I doing to change my mental state, because I know that it's going to change someone else. And so as I went deeper and realize that God wanted to heal trauma and things that I didn't know, that was trauma. And so as I begin to move into those things, in my belief start changing, I realized that God is ready to talk purpose to me, because oftentimes, we move into purpose and thing, our purpose will, it will, it has a way to change your image, and it has a way to change your belief. But many women today has taken their careers as purpose. Yeah, and just because you're doing a role, and or they have even allow themselves to be confined in certain position, because that's what the image, that's the mindset, you can't go around the block. You know, that's what you're thinking, you're not passing any milestones. And so we cannot box ourselves in, when it comes to our belief. God wants us to expand our mind, and I had to get there to a place where I start saying, God, no longer I start thinking little of myself, but it's time for me to see me the way that God sees me. Kimberly Hobbs   Amen. Amen. Wow, you really touched on a lot of things there. That is amazing. And and God says that is soon as, as soon as you pray, he hears our prayers, right? That scripture I shared just before you started and and there were so many things you were trying to do in your life, that it it's useless for you. But God's word says it's useless for you to work so hard from early morning until late at night, anxiously working for food to eat, when God will give you rest he's gonna give rest to his loved ones, right? And he gave you that rest LaToya and allowed you to put the broken pieces back together and show you what he can do with your life and give you purpose is which is what he did. And ladies, that Scripture is found found in Psalms 127. To that he will give you rest, he will put those pieces back together, he's going to heal those broken pieces of your past. And then he's going to reset your life into a new purpose. And as LaToya and I were talking about a little bit about her sharing her story and the broken pieces and everything she was telling me about prayer therapy, and freedom and deliverance in prayer therapy. Can you talk about that a little bit for our audience? Latoya Rattery   Yes. This has been and this has been a journey with God when it comes to ministry and everything that prayer therapy started was that I was praying, I was praying about God, deliver God save God, renew my belief. God renewed my purpose, God in my image, and I and I was pushing towards Jesus and I was pushing towards the community, of having a church family, which I still do today and have the privilege to serve with my leaders. But God brought up something that I think we have made an option and not a requirement, a part of our DNA, to change our DNA and to be a part of our life and the Word is therapy. Many of us are shun it, some of us have shun it, some of us don't have a therapist, I'm a life coach. But I truly believe that you need a therapist as well. And so when I started looking at the way of, of looking at, you know, just really serving the Lord, and going after God, there is trauma in itself or anything with pain is on process at times. And so it's important with prayer therapy, it is really a spiritual intervention. And I'm looking so forward to doing retreats on prayer therapy, because there's a lot of things when it comes to deliverance and freedom, freedom from mental illness, freedom, from the abuse, those things that you might be going to therapy for, but there's not any prayer that's connected to it. Not all says this, do pray. And it depends on what type of therapist that you're going through your sin. But I truly believe in the power of prayer as well. And it's so important to integrate those things. And so I want to create spaces for women who have undergone trauma or mental illnesses. And we are in a society today. And when you look around it, many woman, especially in the church, don't know what wellness look like, for us. What are some things that we can do, and then it becomes this do and don'ts. But there's something that God wants us to get back to is the power of prayer, and the power of communication. And prayer don't have to always be you, Warren and prayer prayer to be you're going in therapy for prayer with God as well. And so the communication with God has to be embedded, and really teach a woman the power of prayer and the principles of prayer, but also backing it up with a clinical psychologist, or clinical personnel to be able to help facilitate that session. And so prayer therapy, I do yearly prayer therapy Summit, where I invite out cycles, therapists, and we'll have a pastoral counselor in the mix. And also social worker, we talk about the community. We also talk about what's happening in the church and what the church is doing for mental health. And we talk about what's actually going on in the offices when psychotherapist are seeing clients. And the goal is to advocate for that. And so each and every year, I get the privilege to do that. But the great thing that I'm doing in Orlando is that I call I started a walk called Walk with bold, and we are going to be having different therapists being highlighted to come on these walks with us, because the goal is to get women into a place of freedom and health. Kimberly Hobbs   Wow. Yes, I mean, it's so important, so important. But I love that you are integrating prayer and you are trying to get others to come along with you because there is so much power in prayer, right? That's where everything begins our communication with the Lord and only he is the one that he says for us to bring all our cares to Him because He cares for us and, and we do need to pray about everything. The Bible tells us to pray without ceasing. Yes, yeah, pray without ceasing. So God's Word says, I am certain that God who began the good work within you will continue his work until it is finally finished. On the day when Christ Jesus returns. That's Philippians one, six. And we believe truly that God has begun a good work and all of us he has, and he's going to complete it until the end of the age it we're a work in progress, all those broken pieces take time to come back together. But God is not going to give up on you not whatsoever, and we need to trust Him. We need to walk it out. We need to seek that help. That we need. You know, mentors, like she like Latoya was talking about therapists. But everything needs to be coupled with prayer, because that's what God tells us all the time. Throughout his word, go to the Lord in prayer. So, Latoya, I have asked Latoya, if she would pray over you are sisters, those of you that are listening that are broken like she was, and has all these broken pieces. Can you please just pray a powerful prayer over that listener that is thinking How are my pieces of my life ever gonna come back together? Latoya Rattery   Yes, and for those for that woman that's listening right now. I want you to stop everything that you're doing. And I want us I want you to reset and what that mean is to stop, reset, it really means to recalibrate, to rethink and to realize, and what prayer does it has the ability to do that. And when God in the Holy Spirit, it he wants to visit you right now and he wants to come where you Are because he's concerned about your, your scars. We can't heal without God. And many of us have tried our self healing and it's not working, because we need a savior to do that. So just close your eyes and let the Holy Spirit come in. God, I thank you for that woman that is listening, listening right now. God, I decree and declare that you are healing every scars, and that every broken places are becoming straight God, God, I thank you that you're mending. Oh, God, every stories and everything that she has left behind. God, I pray that you're resetting her today. I pray that you are given her the ability to soar among everything and above everything that will try to hinder her growth, God's decree and declare that the healing and anointing is coming now. And I pray that you will continue to use that woman and use her for your glory. I decree and declare that there isn't a trauma. Is there any abuse and anything and places and phobias and fears and any type of disorders God that they're battling with God, I decree and declare that the peace of God will become peaceful upon them now, and I decree and declare that every curses is broken. In the name of Jesus God, I pray deliverance now and I pray the power of Jesus over their lives, I pray that they will never be the same. And they will prophesy and they will call your name great. In the mighty name of Jesus, I pray I plead the blood of Jesus now, and I decree and declare that God there's a peace that is happening after this prayer. In Jesus name I pray, amen. And amen. Kimberly Hobbs   Oh, wow. Amen. Oh, my goodness. Yes. I decree and declare with you and all of us that were praying together, we just decree and declare over one another ladies that God is doing something powerful he is he is in you and, and just as Latoya was praying the scripture that says, Call on me, when you are in trouble, and I will rescue you, and you will give me glory. And just as God rescued Latoya, with all the brokenness that was in her life, she is now giving him glory. And it's so beautiful that Psalm 50 Verse five, there's so much power in God's word, ladies, it just look for the scriptures that give you promises. Now Latoya is serving him wholeheartedly. She's walking out her life, she's able to share all of these different things that were in her life as broken pieces. But behind each of those is a story, a story how God stepped in and rescued her and reset her life. And he can do that for you, ladies, you just have to trust him. You have to seek Him with all your heart. God says if you seek Him, you will find him. So I just encourage you ladies to dig deep go into his word. Ask him God, I know you're there God, you can help me pick up these broken pieces of my life. And I want to give you glory, I want to give you glory with my body with all that I am. And ladies, he'll hear that prayer and He will guide you and direct you to the Word of His scriptures. And before you know it, you're just going to start walking those out by faith every single day. And here we have a precious beautiful sister that came in to just share and pour into you she's doing and if you were moved in any way and one of reach out to Latoya to just know about her further and know about bold University know about some of the things she's doing. She has welcomed us to get in touch with her. So how can they do that? Latoya? How can they reach out to you? They want more? Latoya Rattery   Yeah, there's several ways I'm on social media at coach Latoya if you look me up on IG, or Instagram, which is Instagram IG or Facebook is Coach Latoya. Also you can find me at WWI bold University dot club. That is where our community for our corporate woman normally have different events, VIP day and wellness and we're taking woman back into getting in tune with themselves and retreats and you name it. I also have an upcoming sisterhood circle. starting very soon with a great friend of mine and I'm so excited business. It's a lot of things going on. But one of the things when I dealt with burnout that I've learned is to make sure that I'm leveraging in order to do what I'm doing today. So I'm just so grateful to be here but if you need me, you can contact me at BoldUniversity.club. Kimberly Hobbs   Amen, amen. Okay ladies, so she gave it to you how to reach out to her and she is one excited woman she is just full have the joy of the Lord. That's why she's so strong in the Lord. So I'm sure she's willing to pour into anybody that wants to reach out to her and Latoya as we close out today, I'd like to ask you if in in a minute or so can you just give that woman right now that's thinking about resetting her life, what is one word of encouragement to leave her with right now, the first thing she should do when she wants to reset her life? Latoya Rattery   First thing that you need to do is, let it go, seem so simple, but let it go. You know, I remember when I dealt with burnout, and I lost my car and my apartment, and that was hard. And I remember saying something to myself that I can't go with what left me. And that was a wake up call for me to know that whatever, left your life, let it go, and whatever needs to be all get away from your life, let that go as well, because there's time that we're holding on to things, and God wants to release something new in your life. But before he can do that, he has to allow you to let the old go so that the new can come in. And so I want to let you know, again, let the old go so that the new can go come in. And that's when your reset began with the realignment and the rethinking of how you view life and how you do your story and how you do your healing. And take your healing very seriously. Let nothing come between you and your healing. Because it's very, it's a priority. Kimberly Hobbs   Amen. Very important. Very important words. Include God in everything, and I so appreciate your good word. Latoya. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And thank you for being our guest today. Latoya Rattery   Yeah, I'm excited ladies. Thank you again. Kimberly Hobbs   Oh, we're so excited to have you guys and have a new plug in and women were a leaders it's so beautiful just to connect with women around the world. i We are just so grateful how God has just opened up this ministry and and ladies, there are so many women within this ministry that are just here. They've they've come in through connections such as these podcasts such as the books that we're writing, and voice of truth magazine that we're doing. And ladies, you all have gifts, right? And so we want to hear from you. We want to know how can you serve the Lord here in this amazing, worldwide ministry with us because we can't do it alone. We are an army of women of all shapes, sizes, colors, races, we just come together to serve our Lord together. We're going to live together forever in Heaven, right? So we just want to serve him together. If you have a gift, and you just want to connect with some women around the world, we have a new leadership, we're well it's not new. We've been doing this a couple of years. But we are going to open our leadership meeting to the whole world. So ladies, every third Monday, it's a standing meeting on Zoom, you can connect with us for more ever you are you can ask, I'm gonna put a link on this podcast where you can sign up, give us your email, let us know that you want to come to our monthly once a month leadership connect Zoom meeting, and you are welcome in and then you can hear more about the ministry more of what we're doing opportunities that you can use your gift here, because we believe that everybody has a gift. And why not use it for Jesus right? He's given you the gift to us to glorify Him. So and there's many other opportunities and ways you can serve. And ladies, we also have these podcasts available to you each Monday, Wednesday, where we have teaching podcasts walking in the world, walking in the Word. We're all walking in the word world, but lacking in the word and you can glean some amazing teaching from this podcast and we also have celebrating God's grace every Friday ladies, so there are tools for you here in this amazing ministry. So ladies, again, thank you for joining us today. Thank you Latoya Ratterree you are an amazing powerful woman of God continue walking out your purpose sister are glad to have you today. Latoya Rattery   Likewise, thank you for having me. Kimberly Hobbs   All content is copyrighted by women world leaders and cannot be used without expressed written consent. God bless you all and have a fantastic beautiful day. Latoya Rattery   Bye bye