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For years, I believed I wasn't smart enough because I never graduated from college. That insecurity quietly shaped how I saw myself, even though I built a successful career, led teams, negotiated thousands of healthcare contracts, and achieved more than I ever thought possible.

Everything changed when my coach, Taavo Godfredson, challenged me to tell myself a different story.

In this episode of the See the Unseen Podcast, I share the deeply personal journey of overcoming one of my biggest insecurities, the advice that changed my perspective, and how changing the stories we believe about ourselves can transform our confidence, relationships, and purpose.

You'll also hear the advice Bob Gouy gave me years ago that helped me stop chasing someone else's definition of success and start embracing the life God had already called me to live.

If you've ever felt overlooked, undervalued, not good enough, or like your past disqualifies you from your future, this episode is for you.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• How limiting beliefs quietly shape your life
• Why your identity isn't defined by a degree, title, or past mistakes
• The power of changing your internal narrative
• Practical ways to build lasting confidence
• How faith helps you see yourself the way God sees you

Your story isn't over. Sometimes your biggest breakthrough begins when you choose to tell yourself a different story.

If this episode encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs this message today.

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We all think we know the story of Dirty John… but what if we don’t?

On this episode of See the Unseen, I had the opportunity to sit down with Debra Newell, and I’ll tell you—this conversation is very different than what you’ve heard before. This isn’t about the headlines or the drama. This is about a woman. Her experience. Her strength. And what it really looks like to move forward after something incredibly difficult. Debra shares openly about what she went through, what she’s learned, and how she’s chosen to keep going. And honestly, there’s so much in this conversation that so many of us can relate to—especially if you’ve ever felt unseen, judged, or misunderstood.

That’s why I do this podcast. To bring forward the real stories. The human side. The parts people don’t always see. I’d love for you to watch this one. 🤍

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In this fun and heartfelt episode of See the Unseen, I sit down with Debbie Siebers, creator of Slim in 6 and fan-favorite from The Golden Bachelor. Debbie shares how she launched her fitness career, what it was really like stepping into the spotlight on The Golden Bachelor, and why she’s still open and hopeful about finding love. It’s an honest, light-hearted conversation full of laughs, inspiration, and a little sparkle… and who knows, she just might end up as the next Golden Bachelorette! See her shared links below: Shakeology: https://click-myl.ink/5x6482rb Collagen: https://click-myl.ink/y8y78hs6 Belle Vitale Vitamins: https://click-myl.ink/329jxv2a Digestive enzymes and probiotics: https://click-myl.ink/2p8dhxv7 Discount Code: DEBRAS1BODI My Bodi Link: https://click-myl.ink/2p9ypwch Fitness platform

Welcome to the podcast! I'm joined by Dave Hardwick & Mark Allison from Sleep in Heavenly Peace, an amazing nonprofit organization that ensures no child sleeps on the floor. Their mission is simple but powerful: building and delivering beds for kids in need. Let’s dive into their story and how you can help make a difference.

Today, I’m joined by Philip from MakeGood, an inspiring nonprofit using design and 3D printing to create free assistive devices for people with disabilities around the world. We’ll explore how creativity, compassion, and community come together to make a real difference—one design at a time. Welcome to the podcast!

I'm diving into a question that lives quietly in all of us: How do we want to be remembered?

What legacy do we want to leave behind? In a world moving faster every day, it’s easy to lose sight of what really matters. But when the noise fades and the dust settles, what remains is the impact we’ve made—the stories we've written with our choices, our relationships, and the way we showed up in the lives of others. I hope you enjoy this podcast, and more importantly,

I hope it helps you figure out how you want to show up in the world and be remembered…

Have you ever felt intimidated by the thought of picking up the Bible? If you’ve been eager to explore God’s word but found it overwhelming, this episode is for you! Join me in this podcast where I’ll share five EASY steps to help you read the Bible with confidence.

Join me in this podcast where I reveal the top five ways to boost your career confidence! I'm passionate about helping people build confidence, get unstuck, and create a life they love!

What happens when we die? Join me in this podcast as Bill Tortorella shares his near-death experience.

Bill Tortorella won an international art contest with over 250,000 contestants for WNBC's Broadway musical "Jesus Christ Superstar" by Andrew Lloyd Webber. This achievement had a significant impact on his life.

In 1994, while attending a trade show in Tucson, Arizona, a virus outbreak occurred that caused many attendees, including Bill, to become seriously ill. During this time, Bill experienced a near-death event.

This experience profoundly influenced his life, motivating him to write about the insights he gained in hopes of inspiring positive change in the world.

Want to learn more about Bill?

Website: www.BillTortorella.com

Email: BillTortorella‪@gmail.com‬

Facebook: / william.tortorella

This is a story of how with God all things are possible! Meet Andy Raines. Andy was a children's pastor for 25 years. Fifteen years ago, he felt God whispering to him that he was meant to paint, despite having never picked up a paintbrush or taken an art class before.

Join me as we hear Andy's story of overcoming drug addiction and how God transformed his life. Andy also works as an electrician at Ranken Tech.

At the end of this podcast, Andy picks up the paint brush and paints a picture of Jesus to the music of "My Desire".

This is one of the most inspiring podcasts I've ever produced. It's a testament to how, with God, all things are possible!

Do you want to have a closer relationship with God? Join me on my podcast where I explain, in detail, the top 5 things I do to have a closer relationship with God. 1) Pray 2) Send bible verses to friends, colleagues, and family 3) Read the bible 4) Church on Sunday morning 5) Church group/GO Group

Charlie Brown is a Nashville Singer/Songwriter, but he’s also a high school teacher, husband, and father!

His song, "What I Wouldn't Give" earned him a GOLD record when it was recorded by Blake Shelton! This is Part 2 of my interview with Charlie.

We talk about how he balances a career in songwriting along with being a high school teacher.

He also shares more info on the album he is getting ready to record and his crowd-funding efforts! Charlie has been an inspiration to his students, his community, and to me.

His journey from playing in local venues to achieving nationwide recognition is amazing! I hope you enjoy this podcast as much as we did!

I had the pleasure of interviewing Congressman Dan Meuser. Dan discusses his career journey, which began in the wheelchair business and led him to become the President of Pride Mobility, the Secretary of Revenue (PA), and eventually a U.S. Representative.

He is now considering a run for Governor of Pennsylvania.

You won't want to miss this podcast!

I had the pleasure of interviewing Joan Vassos, ABC’s 1st ever Golden Bachelorette! Before being the Golden Bachelorette, she was also a contestant on ABC’s The Bachelor—Gerry’ Turner's season.

When Joan commented on the show, "As you get older, you become invisible. People don't see you anymore. You're not as significant as when you're young." I wanted to explore that statement further and discuss the feelings of loneliness and being unnoticed.

During our conversation, we discussed her life experiences, wisdom, and perspectives on love and relationships. We explored her journey, her individuality, and the qualities that make her a captivating figure.

In this podcast I talk about our PURPOSE! It might not be what you think it is!

Have you ever noticed how our thoughts transform into feelings, emotions, and eventually actions? In today's podcast, I discuss the importance of focusing on the positive and recognizing God’s blessings. Every day offers us an opportunity to give thanks. Why not choose to trust in our hopes rather than our fears? Wishing you all many blessings in 2025.

In today’s podcast, I dive into the importance of setting meaningful personal and professional goals for 2025, followed by the power of prayer in achieving them. I truly believe this episode will motivate you to take the vital step of writing down your goals for the new year! Don’t miss out on the opportunity to start strong!

Country Artist, JD Shelburne grew up on a tobacco farm in Taylorsville, KY. At age 19, he found a guitar after the death of his grandmother and began learning to play and sing on his own.

JD Shelburne has the #1 video on CMT right now with his new hit, Cars & Trucks.

One of the most humble, kind, generous, country music artists I've ever met. His fans mean the world to him and he never forgets it. He says that at every concert, he stays and signs merchandise and hugs his fans. He's got a heart of gold and an amazing voice!

If you want to know what it takes to be successful in the country music industry, you won't want to miss this podcast!

Thank you, JD. I am honored to have you on my podcast.

Are you a perfectionist? Do you feel like you have to have it all figured out before you start? If so, today's podcast is for you. What are the 1 or 2 actions you can take today to get started on your goal? What is it costing you not to take action?

Meet Jason Koger: The first bilateral upper arm amputee in the world to be fitted with two multi-articulating bionic hands.

Despite losing both arms in a horrific accident, Jason lives an extraordinary life. He is a record-setting hunter, a TV and film personality, a sought-after speaker, and the most proficient bionic hand-user in the world. How did he do it? What's his source of strength?

You won't want to miss this podcast where he shares his story and explains that with faith, all things are possible.

Gabriella Garbero is a disability attorney with Spinal Muscular Atrophy who uses a complex wheelchair to be mobile and independent. Gabriella talks about the changes in healthcare that need to be made for people with disabilities. Our country can do better for people with disabilities! You won't want to miss this episode!

"I think the most important thing that anybody can do for someone else, is to notice them and appreciate the small things that they do." --Megan Parker

Today's interview is with Megan Parker who is an Intellectual Property Lawyer from Ohio.

Megan was born with congenital muscular dystrophy and uses a ventilator and a complex wheelchair to remain mobile and independent.

If you ever had limited beliefs about yourself, you won't want to miss this podcast and hear her inspiring story!

If you've never prayed or you wonder how to speak to God, this podcast is for you. This morning, I talk about the 4 ways we can pray:

Adoration: Tell God how much you love him for who he is and how much you appreciate him.

Confess: Confess your sins/shortcomings; anything that is hindering you from getting close to him.

Thanksgiving: Take a moment to thank God for all the blessings he gives you in your life. (family, home, saving you, job, health, etc)

Supply: Ask God to supply your needs each day. (God help me with future meetings, family issues, bills, etc.) As you finish in prayer, tell God thank you and Amen.

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James Dupre was named one of Rolling Stone Magazine's, "Country Artists You Need to Know" and has a pitch-perfect baritone voice. In 2015, he was on NBC's "The Voice" with his rendition of "Let Her Cry" (Hootie and the Blowfish), landing him on Adam Levine's team. James captured the attention of Ellen DeGeneres and received an invitation to be on her show. In 2019, he was hand-picked by Mary and Randy Travis to be the vocalist for "The Music of Randy Travis" You won't want to miss this interview where I hear his incredible story!

For over 40 years, she's been a key member of The Young & the Restless. You know her as "Esther Valentine", Katherine Chancellor's housekeeper. In 2008, she received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She never quit her pre-Young & the Restless weekend job as a flight attendant for United Airlines because she said it helps "keep her grounded". In 2005, she was named the celebrity spokesperson for the ALS Association. Kate devotes her time to her work and multiple charities such as the March of Dimes, the Lupus Foundation, Los Angeles Mission, and many other charities. A huge thank you to Kate for taking the time to speak with me on the SEE THE UNSEEN Podcast in hopes that in some way it will help others.