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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2026 · 1H 19M

Turning Your Greatest Pain Into Your Greatest Power

from Apricot Oak | Trauma Recovery, Psychology, and Faith · host Rachel Votaw Ochoa

ABOUT TODAY’S EPISODE:In today’s episode, I have the privilege of interviewing Megan Babcock. She is the Founder of It’s Your Story to Tell. She is also an Award-winning coach, bestselling author, speaker, and podcast host equipping leaders and transforming lives at the intersection of faith and neuroscience—helping people rise with purpose and leave a lasting legacy.You are in for a treat as you are about to hear a story that is powerful in both how much pain Megan endured while also how she found healing, identity, and purpose for her life. She shares how your pain can actually transform you into your destiny. You do not want to miss this. Lean in and find parts of her story in yours-as all human beings experience pain and struggle. Today, you will gain insight into how one woman found life on the other side of her traumas and how you can too! Megan is a trauma informed coach, holistic nurse, and author of Unstuck- Break Free from What’s Holding You Back & Create a Life You Love.CONNECT WITH MEGAN:Founder of It’s Your Story to Tell, a podcast, an offering of coaching programs, and writing all around Getting Unstuck, Unlocking Freedom, and Unleashing Impact.https://www.itsyourstorytotell.com/https://substack.com/@meganbabcockCONNECT WITH RACHEL:You can find me and follow me on Instagram: @ApricotOakPodcastThank you for rating, reviewing, and sharing the show with friends or on social media, it means a lot to me and helps grow the show! A huge shout-out to my incredible husband, this wouldn’t be possible without you.

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