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Christina Foxwell on Shedding Shame and the Need to Please In Order to Ignite Her Purpose

by lameredith | Sep 20, 2022 | Persistence U podcast show notes

Christina Foxwell’s early life in South Africa was with loving and strict parents. Her father was a Penecostal minister. It was during the age of apartheid, and Christina, a fair-skinned person of color, found herself longing to fit in and to be loved. Christina...

Can You Forgive a Parent That You Have a Turbulent History With? Author Laura Davis Shares How She Did It, And Why It’s Not For Everyone

by lameredith | Sep 11, 2022 | Persistence U podcast show notes

The bumpy relationship between bestselling author Laura Davis and her mom was well-documented long before her recent memoir The Burning Light Between Two Stars: A Mother-Daughter Story was published and resulted in a long period of estrangment. Yet where some of us...

Has Parenting Your Adult Kids Been a Challenge? Empowerment Life Coach Denise Drinkwalter Helps to Navigate the Relationships By Cutting the Cord, Not the Ties

by lameredith | Sep 6, 2022 | Persistence U podcast show notes

Parenting books and experts have much to say on parenting kids during the early years. Then the information seems to stop. Denise Drinkwalter is a former educator who’s helped scores of parents who are wrestling with issues of communications, expectations, and...

How Do We Navigate Differences Without Unfriending and Unfollowing? The Therapy Twins Share Their Secrets on How to Get Along

by lameredith | Aug 14, 2022 | Persistence U podcast show notes

You might think that being a twin means you’ll experience the world around you similarly. Not so, says identical twins and authors Joan and Jane, former therapists turned psychiatric entertainers. Perhaps it was their forced separation by medical staff when they...

How Cheryl Ilov Solved Her Chronic Pain Problems When Doctors Could Not and Became the Author of Forever Fit and Flexible.

by lameredith | Aug 9, 2022 | Persistence U podcast show notes

After a diagnosis of arthritis in her spine created neverending pain, Chery Ilov was told to resign herself to the fact she’d need medication for life and wouldn’t be able to dance or become a physical therapist as planned. The pain was just a part of...
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