A Modeling Career After Cancer - Using Loss as a Tool of Transformation with Christine Handy | BWI #130

Episode 130 - A Modeling Career After Cancer - Using Loss as a Tool of Transformation with Christine Handy   Christine Handy shares her journey through breast cancer recovery and breast implant illness, highlighting the power of vulnerability and courage drawn from support systems, and underscores the importance of self-grace in building resilience and inner peace.   Key Takeaways:   -       Advocacy through vulnerability can empower others to embrace their imperfections.   -       Support systems can help us find courage when we feel we have none.   -       The long-term effects of cancer treatment often go unspoken, but sharing these realities fosters understanding and hope.   Resources:   Christine Handy is an international print and runway Model. Christine is the author of the book Walk Beside Me, a fictional depiction of Christine's life. Christine became a keynote speaker after her book was published in 2016. Christine is a mentor, a breast cancer advocate, a public figure, a Social Media Influencer, a Nationally recognized Humanitarian, and a Mother of two sons. Christine serves on the board of three non-profit organizations: People of Purpose, the Break Free Foundation, and the Wonder Women Initiative. Christine's first novel was made into a film called Hello Beautiful and will be released fall of 2024.   -       https://christinehandy.com/   ………………………………………………   Connect with Jeanne:   I believe that "Anything is Possible" and that people have the genius within them to find and live in their Genius Zone, their ultimate potential, and to live in abundance without burnout and without burning those who surround them.   For more information on Jeanne's coaching programs for coaches and consultants:   -       https://jeanneomlor.com/reviews/   For elite coaching for CEOs, celebrities and icons:   -       https://jeanneomlor.com/private-label-advisory/   Follow Jeanne on Instagram:   -       https://www.instagram.com/jeanneomlor/