Ep#203: “Happiness Is One Snip Away” (feat. Anson Roberts)

“Happiness Is One Snip Away” is not just a catchy title—it’s a turning point.In episode 203 of #dkLa! Pirate Radio, we sit down with Anson Roberts, whose life story reads like a blueprint for rebuilding from rock bottom. Anson has lived the full arc—from business success to devastating losses, from navigating crippling depression to crafting a life that finally feels aligned and purposeful.Now, as the founder of two dynamic companies—Tailored Stays, a short-term rental business, and the Self Coaching Project, a mindset coaching platform—Anson is on a mission to help others rewrite their stories and reclaim their agency.🔹 In this episode, we explore:✨ How personal loss can crack open space for transformation🏠 The entrepreneurial spirit behind real estate investing and hosting🧠 What it means to “self-coach” through the darkest seasons of life🧩 Why mindset work is the hidden engine behind meaningful success❤️‍🔥 And yes… the story behind the episode title: “One Snip Away”This is a conversation for anyone seeking truth, direction, or simply the courage to start over. Anson’s story reminds us that transformation is possible, and sometimes, happiness really is just one bold decision away.

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