Art of Heart with Marissa Campbell

In this episode of Art of Heart, Marissa sits down with Danny Krueger for a conversation about what happens when you stop performing “fine” and start telling the truth about how you’re really doing. What began as a simple work connection became a meaningful friendship and a safe place for honesty, reflection, and emotional growth.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

In this episode of Art of Heart, Marissa Campbell sits down with Dianne Rosenberg to unpack the hidden cost of chasing corporate success. After years climbing the ladder, Diane found herself overwhelmed by daily panic attacks, identity loss, and emotional collapse. What followed was a radical decision to walk away, rebuild her life, and redefine what fulfillment really means.Dianne Rosenberg is the founder of Verdiant LLC and the creator of The F-Gap, a platform designed to help people close the fulfillment gap in their career and life journey. With over two decades of experience in transformation leadership and workforce development, she brings a deeply human lens to building the future of work. And after 20 years of trying to fix broken systems and breaking herself in the process, she decided to tackle one of the biggest ones of all—how we think about work, success, and fulfillment.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

In this episode of Art of Heart, Marissa Campbell sits down with Chris White for a deeply honest conversation about success, burnout, and the hidden cost of being good at the wrong job. Chris shares her journey from pioneering early technology and clean tech industries to realizing she had been promoted out of her zone of genius — and how that realization changed everything.Chris White is a seasoned leader in clean technology who thrives at the intersection of innovation, policy, and human behavior. She’s spent decades helping organizations turn emerging technology into real-world impact, particularly by connecting people, strategy, and infrastructure to advance electric transportation.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

What happens when you find faith in the darkest moment of your life… only to wake up decades later feeling completely disconnected from the God who saved you? In this powerful Art of Heart episode, Marissa sits down with Amy Fox, a sales leader, mom, nana, and survivor of a brutally hard childhood, to unpack her winding journey through belief, survival mode, and burnout.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

What happens when you wake up one day and realize you don’t recognize yourself anymore?In this raw and deeply relatable conversation, Shannon Riley shares how she slowly disappeared inside her marriage. Not from one big moment, but from years of keeping the peace, shrinking herself, and putting everyone else first. After more than two decades together, she finally paused long enough to look inward and discovered she had no idea who she was outside of being a wife and mom.Shannon opens up about the event that snapped her awake, the grief and relief of choosing divorce, and the painful work of rebuilding an identity she didn’t know she’d lost. From crying on a yoga studio floor to forming new friendships, reconnecting with her voice, and learning to take up space again, this episode shines a light on a silent experience so many women carry alone.If you’ve ever felt small in your own life or wondered where you went along the way, this conversation will feel like exhale.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

In this episode of Art of Heart, Marissa Campbell sits down with Molly Campbell (MC Speaks Up), a domestic abuse survivor and workplace awareness speaker, to share the real story of what it looked like to leave an abusive marriage during the early days of COVID.If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, you are not alone and there is help available. In the U.S., you can contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or text START to 88788.Mollie Campbell combines more than 30 years of experience as a human resources professional with her lived experience as a survivor of domestic abuse to educate, advocate, and empower others. Through her work, Mollie brings the topic of domestic abuse out of the shadows, breaking down stereotypes and stigma while fostering safe, informed, and compassionate workplace cultures.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

In this powerful episode of Art of Heart, Marissa sits down with Zoe Asher, a friendship educator and “loneliness destroyer,” to talk about something most of us experience but rarely know how to navigate: what to do when the places and memories that once brought us joy become tangled with pain.Zoe Asher is a Friendship and Connection Coach who’s on a mission to help people build the kind of friendships that make life richer. She’s the host of Accidentally Intentional, a top-ranked friendship podcast, and her insights have been featured in Newsweek, Success, and Bloomberg.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

On this week’s episode of Art of Heart, Marissa sits down with Niove Rodriguez to unpack one of the most powerful and painful transformations of her life — the years she spent losing herself inside her own marriage, the day everything finally broke open, and the journey of rebuilding her heart from the ground up.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

Thanksgiving carries layers. Joy, nostalgia, tradition, pressure, grief, excitement, and sometimes a deep ache we don’t talk about. In this special solo episode of Art of Heart, Marissa Campbell opens her heart and invites you to pause, breathe, and honor the full spectrum of what you might be feeling today.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

In this episode of Art of Heart, Marissa sits down with leadership coach and body-language expert Lisa Arendell, for a raw, unforgettable conversation about what it means to finally let yourself be seen, after decades of hiding.Lisa Arendell is a Keynote Speaker, a John Maxwell Certified trainer, a Communication Consultant, and a certified body language coach. She lives in Shreveport, Louisiana and has 3 kids and a wonderful husband.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

In this episode of Art of Heart, Marissa sits down with strategic equity and inclusion consultant and U.S. Army veteran, Zoe Moore, to explore what happens when the armor we’ve been carrying finally cracks. Zoe shares how twelve years in the military shaped her understanding of belonging, identity, and courage – and how a pivotal moment during the repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell became the catalyst for her life’s work.Chiriga T. Moore, affectionately known as Zoe, is a Strategic Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) Consultant and founder of Moore Consulting Agency (DBA Grow with Zomo). A Certified Diversity Professional and U.S. Army veteran with 12 years of honorable service, Zoe empowers leaders to embed sustainable, measurable EDI strategies across their organizations. Leveraging her proprietary “INSIGHT to IMPLEMENTATION” framework, she specializes in supplier diversity and inclusive workplace culture. Zoe has co-chaired MPI’s Global DEI Advisory Committee and contributes to top industry publications. Based in Mableton, GA, she enjoys photography, travel, and quality time with her son, Jourden Moore of JEM Innovations. Learn more at https://growwithzomo.com/Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

On this episode of Art of Heart, we’re doing something different...the host becomes the guest. Leadership advisor and founder of Art of Heart, Marissa Campbell, is interviewed by her longtime friend Lisa Mitchell to unpack the moment that changed everything: the day someone asked her a single question that revealed her heart was exhausted, burned out, and needing something more.Her new book Lead with Heart is available now — and it’s for anyone who wants to feel more whole, more grounded, and more themselves again.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

At 29, Nicole had the “perfect” life: career, house, stability. Five weeks later she had sold everything she owned, grabbed her dog, moved to South Korea with her boyfriend, and started teaching English in a country he couldn’t even find on a map. That one decision blew up the version of life she was “supposed” to live… and gave her the one she was actually built for.Nicole Damiano is a luxury travel advisor who specializes in crafting seamless, stress-free vacations for families and groups. With a passion for meaningful experiences and lasting memories, she designs personalized trips so her clients can focus on enjoying time together while she handles every detail. Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

What happens when your biggest dream slips away by three hundredths of a second? Olympian Shannon-Ogbnai Abeda shares the raw, behind-the-scenes story of how missing the Olympics shattered his identity, and ultimately led him to rediscover his purpose, rebuild his life, and return stronger than ever.Shannon-Ogbnai Abeda is a two-time Olympian and the first Winter Olympian to represent Eritrea. Born and raised in Canada to Eritrean parents, Shannon grew up ski racing in the Canadian Rockies but chose to honor his heritage by competing for Eritrea on the world stage. A software engineer by profession and a trailblazer in sport, Shannon’s story is one of identity, perseverance, and redefining what’s possible—both on and off the mountain.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

What happens when the person who always says “yes” finally can’t anymore?In this episode of Art of Heart, Marissa Campbell sits down with MaryAnn Walker, a recovering people-pleaser who spent years taking care of everyone but herself, until the day she broke down while packing for a solo retreat. That moment became the beginning of her healing.MaryAnn Walker is a life coach for recovering people-pleasers who know what it’s like to lose yourself trying to keep everyone else happy. Having lived that struggle herself, MaryAnn now helps others heal the root causes of people-pleasing and build lives grounded in authenticity, self-trust, and inner peace both in her coaching practice as well as on her podcast, Inner Work with MaryAnn Walker. Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

Molly founded Saving Grace, a North Carolina rescue that has helped over 55,000 dogs find new homes. In this episode of Art of Heart, host Marissa Campbell explores the ripple effect of compassion—how rescuing animals ends up rescuing people too. Molly shares the emotional highs and hard realities of animal welfare, from burnout to purpose, and the countless volunteers and adopters whose lives have been changed through rescue. You’ll hear the powerful story of a widow who found healing through her adopted dog and discover why showing up for something bigger than yourself can change everything.If you’ve ever wondered how purpose is born through pain, or how saving others can heal your own heart, this story will move you.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

What happens when you finally let go? In this conversation, Dr. Rick Diamond shares the moment he surrendered, the dream that cracked him open, and the night he saw his mother’s spirit...and heard an apology she never said in life. We talk awakening, rewriting your story, and a simple practice to start today: wake up and ask for more.Dr. Rick Diamond is a Story Healer. He helps people see what patterns and beliefs have led them to their present moment, and he helps them discover the story they want to live. Rick has baeen a college English teacher and minister. Rick has led thousands of classes in seminaries, universities, and churches. He’s created and led scores of retreats and events. He works with nonprofits, companies, and organizations to help them create strategies to realize their goals. His worldview embraces both Western and Eastern religious traditions, myth and archetypes, and Indigenous and shamanic practices. He participates in therapy, recovery, men’s work, and in energy medicine and breathwork. Rick is the author of 2 books and hundreds of articles. He created the Story Healing process by bringing together spirituality, myth, art, literary theory, systems analysis, and the joy of awakening. Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

Madison Fincher opens up about the years she spent dependent on alcohol, the night that sent her to the ER, and the long road that followed. She shares what withdrawal really felt like, why “high-functioning” nearly hid the truth, and how choosing treatment, ketamine-assisted therapy, and radical honesty helped her rebuild. If you are struggling with addiction or love someone who is, this conversation is a hand on your shoulder. You will hear the early signs she missed, the hard ultimatum that finally landed, and the hope she found on the other side of three years sober. If questions about cutting back are already in your head, this episode will help you listen to your gut, ask for help, and take the next right step.If you or someone you love is in crisis, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline in the U.S.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

What happens when the world tries to break you? Kyle’s story is proof that resilience wins. From being stripped of his name and called a “rat” during Hell Week at Virginia Military Institute, to becoming a PT King, to turning down corporate offers after a Microsoft layoff, he refused to be boxed in. In this conversation with Marissa Campbell, Kyle shares how he broke stereotypes, pushed past limits, and chose himself. If you’ve ever faced doubt, labels, or setbacks, this story will inspire you to prove them wrong.Kyle is an entrepreneur, tech product manager, fitness influencer, and bodybuilder. He's also exploring creative paths as an aspiring actor and singer. He wears many hats and believes we all have more potential than we think, if we’re brave enough to try.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

Tomeaka Trahan shares the day she got the call that her 20-year-old nephew was shot and killed, the weight of becoming the family matriarch after also losing her brother, and the complex grief that followed. She opens up about guilt, love, and protecting his legacy, then moves into the “good heart” she found again through home, community, and hosting her first Halloween party. This is an honest story of loss, resilience, and choosing to live fully.Tomeaka Trahan is a punky, big-hearted leader who loves giving back. She’s dedicated to teaching young adults the practical skills they need to handle life’s responsibilities and create a solid foundation for their future.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

In this powerful episode of Art of Heart, Jason Tuttle shares the heartbreaking story of losing his son to sepsis right before his eyes, and the grief journey that followed. From the shock of that moment to creating Letters to Zachary, Jason has turned his pain into a mission to help others process loss honestly and with hope. This conversation is raw, real, and ultimately points toward healing and legacy.Jason Tuttle spent 12 years as a stay-at-home dad raising two children with rare and complex disabilities. When his son passed away unexpectedly in 2022, Jason began Letters to Zachary, an online space where he shares his unfiltered journey through grief. His mission is to bring honesty, hope, and a father’s perspective to the grieving community.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

In this unforgettable episode of Art of Heart, Marissa Campbell sits down with her friend Anette to share a story of survival, transformation, and resilience. Anette opens up about her near-death experience with sepsis, from the moment she realized something was wrong, to the fight for her life, and the powerful lessons she carried on the other side.Anette Smith is an international bestselling author, consultant, and leadership coach who helps organizations and leaders build inclusive, high-performing cultures. After surviving sepsis in 2024, she brings a renewed focus on resilience, authenticity, and leading with heart. She combines strategy with soul, guiding leaders and teams to align purpose with impact.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

Welcome to the very first episode of Art of Heart. In this powerful conversation, host Marissa Campbell shares the story behind the podcast: why she created it, what it means to her personally, and what you can expect in the episodes to come.Marissa opens up about her own journey, the lessons she’s learned along the way, and how those experiences have shaped the vision for Art of Heart. You’ll hear the heart behind the name, the purpose of the show, and why genuine stories of resilience, healing, and human connection matter more than ever.Whether you’re here to be inspired, to find encouragement through someone else’s story, or to rediscover your own heart, this is the perfect place to start.Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram

Disclaimer: The stories shared in this episode are the personal experiences and perspectives of the guest. They do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Art of Heart or its host.***Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out, you just have to be willing to listen to your heart.Find out more at themcspeaks.com 🎥 Watch the YouTube version📲 Follow on Instagram