Late Bloomer or Right on Time? with Michael Johnson

An episode of the Trauma to Triumph: Walking Away from Trauma podcast, hosted by Lana, titled "Late Bloomer or Right on Time? with Michael Johnson" was published on October 28, 2021 and runs 77 minutes.

October 28, 2021 ·77m · Trauma to Triumph: Walking Away from Trauma

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I am a writer, a dreamer, a fantasizer, and a proponent/student of shadow work. I believe that life is to be lived; not struggling. My weapons of choice are depth and compassion. I tell all. I can make friends with a rock and trust me, I've done it a time or two.   I currently work in the Healthcare Technology field. I am geared toward understanding myself at a deeper level, as well as helping others come to the same understanding. I believe in God. Very recently I have started to believe in myself.  Follow me on social media: Facebook: @lana.m.hooks Twitter: @lmhooks  Instagram: @lmhooks51  Website: www.lanamhooks.com

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I am a writer, a dreamer, a fantasizer, and a proponent/student of shadow work. I believe that life is to be lived; not struggling. My weapons of choice are depth and compassion. I tell all. I can make friends with a rock and trust me, I've done it a time or two.

I currently work in the Healthcare Technology field. I am geared toward understanding myself at a deeper level, as well as helping others come to the same understanding. I believe in God. Very recently I have started to believe in myself.

Follow me on social media:

Facebook: @lana.m.hooks

Twitter: @lmhooks

Instagram: @lmhooks51

Website: www.lanamhooks.com

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