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EPISODE · Nov 28, 2025 · 32 MIN

Resilient Leadership: Transforming Life’s Wounds Into Wisdom- Episode #24

from "Trust After Trauma" Podcast · host Janet Grace, Spiritual Life Coach, Philathropist, Ambassador of Love

Trust After Trauma- Episode #24- Stefanie Dumont"Resilient Leadership: Transforming Life’s Wounds Into Wisdom” We will explore the profound journey of turning personal challenges into powerful insights that guide effective leadership. This concept emphasizes the harmonious alignment of the heart and brain, recognizing the importance of emotional intelligence and cognitive understanding in decision-making and personal growth. By staying true to one's values and maintaining a balance between emotional empathy and rational thought, leaders can navigate life's complexities with grace and strength. This practice not only enhances personal resilience but also inspires and empowers others, fostering a culture of growth and positivity in both personal and professional spheres.Bio :Stefanie Dumont is an Executive & Coherence Coach, best-selling author, and founder of Coherence Leadership Coaching, helping leaders, executives, and conscious parents shift from pressure to presence. With over two decades of experience coaching Olympic athletes, CEOs, creatives, and mission-driven entrepreneurs, Stefanie blends neuroscience, emotional intelligence, and embodiment practices to guide clients from overwhelm to empowerment. Her heart-centered approach fosters clarity, resilience, and sustainable leadership, enabling individuals to navigate uncertainty with confidence. As the #1 Amazon Best-Selling author of Yes First: Taking Action in Uncertain Times, Stefanie empowers leaders to turn life’s challenges into opportunities for courageous and aligned decision-making. Stay connected with Stefanie:Free 2 Minute Heart Coherence meditation: http://masterclass.coherenceleadershipcoaching.comSupport the showThe host of the "Trust After Trauma" podcast is Janet Grace, a passionate leader who founded Grace’s Place Foundation in 2020. As a Domestic Violence advocate & teacher, she saw a deep need for long-lasting empowerment programs to help them feel a strong sense of themselves, so they never go back. She has been a servant for God since childhood, feeding the homeless in Chicago, then in Los Angeles. She has served as a team leader on numerous Mission trips around the world, including Mexico, Africa,Nepal & South America.Janet Grace is a Spiritual Mentor, Teacher, TEDx Speaker & Author, Sacred Retreat Leader & Philanthropist as an Ambassador of Love for humanity.More at: www.GracesPlaceFoundation.org &  www.JanetGrace.Love

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