Episode 1- The Way of the Phoenix-Trust The Journey

This was my first episode aired on cable TV. It is a guide for helping you overcome stress and adversity, regardless of how severe. The principles apply to all of us experiencing life and feeling disempowered -- like we don't have the control we want to have over our circumstances and emotions. You don't need to be a trauma survivor to benefit, but if you are, use it and share it. I especially want to assist Gen Z listeners, because the sooner you learn and apply the things found in my episodes the more control you have in your life and the less anxiety you will experience. This episode explains: How you can look at your worst experiences and find benefit within them. How to live by a Code of Conduct or Personal Mission Statement. How to quit caring what other people think Some of my personal tragedies, including a nearly fatal illness and the loss of many pregnancies How your difficulties actually help define your greatness How perspectives can make or break you Some "Timeless Truths" that helped me heal and triumph-- that will apply to you too. How to look at your life with the perspective that everything is actually working together for your good. You can actually "trust the journey" of your life! This is the foundation for the rest of my podcast episodes. This was my first big dream of having my own broadcasting station. It was quite a project and served as my vision for what is now my podcast-The Way Of The Phoenix. My book referenced in this episode is "Turning Trial Into Triumphs The Way of the Phoenix--A Guide to Personal Empowerment Through Coping Strategies and Life Skills (Available on Amazon) Disclaimer: Because I’m gonna tell you what to do… by listening you agree that I am not liable or responsible for any loss or damage allegedly caused, to anyone; directly or indirectly by the information on my podcast. So if you don’t agree to that don’t listen. PS: This show was filmed and edited by my good friend Ed. He was an inspiration and always encouraged me to use my talents and skills to share with as many people as I could. I miss him dearly.