Author: Cheryl Ilov

Episode #352: The Three Pillars of Health and Happiness with Sylvain Mancuso

Sylvain Mancuso is an entrepreneur, osteopath, Doctor of Physical Medicine, founder, and owner of Mancuso Clinic, which offers a variety of disciplines dedicated to improving both mental and physical health by encouraging positive lifestyle changes.

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Episode #351: Functional Medicine and the Power to Heal with Leigh Brandon

Leigh Brandon is a Functional Medicine and CHEK Practitioner who has been working in the Health and Fitness industry since 1996. As a CHEK practitioner, he became proficient in integrated movement science, nutrition, and holistic lifestyle coaching.

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Episode #349: Your Prescription to a Vibrant, Healthy Life with Dr. Tamar Lawful

Dr. Tamar Lawful is a Doctor of Pharmacy, Nutrigenomics Specialist, Health and Wellness business consultant, CEO and Founder of LYFE Balance, Inc. and coach who guides healthcare practitioners to enhance patient care, reduce medication reliance, and improve life quality through nutrigenomics. She is also the host of the Pivoting Pharmacy with Nutrigenomics.

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Episode #348: Self-Introspection, Personal Growth, and Taking Charge of Your Life with Zachary Parker Harris

Zachary Parker Harris creates Masterminds for entrepreneurs who started his first business at the age of 17, Parker became a board member for multiple non-profits and was recruited by the President of the United States to speak at Leadership Conferences across the country.

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Episode #347: There’s A Fire Inside Her with Diane Schroeder

Diane Schroeder is a TEDx and Keynote Speaker, Leader, Writer, podcast host, former first responder as a 3rd generation fire fighter, CEO and Founder of The Fire Inside Her LLC, a community which helps adventurous middle-aged humans on their journey of personal growth and self-discovery to achieve a more authentic, joyful, and empowered life through self-care, community, and leadership.

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Unleash Your Inner Strength and Power

One of the many perks about having a podcast the opportunity to meet and speak with so many wonderful people who share their inspiring stories of empowerment with all of us. Their stories fill my heart with hope.

Another perk is that I get the chance to be a guest of other shows as well. Full disclosure, it’s a little bit concerting to be on the other side of the mic, but it does give me the chance to (gulp) share my own personal story with the world.

I was recently a guest on The Fire Inside Her podcast with the inspiring and spectacular host, Diane Schroeder. We had a fantastic conversation where I shared many of my ninja secrets, why I began training in the ancient Japanese martial art called Ninpo Tai Jutsu at the tender young age of 47, and how I rose up through the ranks to become my teacher’s first female black belt.

Listen to the episode here:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-inspiring-unexpected-and-healing-journey/id1664095965?i=1000663903224

Diane also called me an inspiration, courageous, and a total bada$$. I disagree. I am a simple woman, and one who found the power of healing from a traumatic event in an unconventional way. In my humble opinion, we’re all bada$$. And we all have an incredible amount of strength and power in each and every one of us.

So I leave you with one final thought. What can you do to unleash yours?

Episode #346: Resilience, Courage, and the Human Connection with Jonathan Tuteur

Jonathan Tuteur is an Executive Coach, speaker, facilitator, and author of the book titled “Seizing Today,” who had lived a relatively normal life following a rare complication at birth as one of triplets, until he had his first seizure at the age of 30.

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Episode #345: Life’s Too Short to Be Boring with Laurel McHargue

Laurel McHargue, also known as Leadville Laurel, is an author, podcaster, public speaker, graduate of West Point in the 4th class to graduate women, served as a Major in the US Army for 9 years in active duty and another 3 years in the Army Reserves.

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