Episode 32: Shahin Safai
Healing & Personal Growth Patrick Huey Healing & Personal Growth Patrick Huey

Episode 32: Shahin Safai

Shahin Safai is the Founder and CEO of Royal Personal Training (RPT), a premier private training facility in Beverly Hills, CA. In a town like Beverly Hills where people are obsessed with looking good, being seen and crafting a perfect physical image, making it to the top of the fitness and wellness world is no small feat to achieve. You have to have a tenacity of spirit to beat the odds. His story of overcoming multiple failures, getting knocked down and almost losing his business is the American Dream writ large.

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Episode 30: McCord Henry
Healing & Personal Growth Patrick Huey Healing & Personal Growth Patrick Huey

Episode 30: McCord Henry

McCord’s unvarnished story is one of a young man filled with much promise looking for his place in the world as he comes to grips with his sexuality and wrestles with the demons of alcoholism. His story is also one of hope. Where a person once passed out drunk on the floor of his job, can now hold his head high with a fierce humility and say, “I am recovered. I am living.”

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Episode 28: Cynthia Besteman

Episode 28: Cynthia Besteman

With her work today, as the Founder and CEO of Violets Are Blue, Cynthia herself has become a flashlight for thousands of women battling for their lives. She eloquently and passionately calls for more education, more technology, more treatments and a cure so that Stage 4 women can stay alive for more than five to 10 years. As she reminds us with almost startling candor, “There is no Stage 5. Stage 4 is it.” The time for action is now.

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Episode 27: Ryland Engelhart
Healing & Personal Growth Patrick Huey Healing & Personal Growth Patrick Huey

Episode 27: Ryland Engelhart

We speak to Ryland during a time in his life when he is the process of rebuilding, reflection and reexamination. This is his season of life where there is no production, but silence, stillness and tarrying as springtime glimmers on the horizon. It’s a lesson for us all, really. As he describes it, there is a “divine timing for the inhale and the exhale.” And as with each breath, there is always a pause.

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Episode 26: Joshua Baker

Episode 26: Joshua Baker

Josh’s journey reminds us of what happens when you stop running and start facing the pain of your life. When you find the capacity within your heart to forgive yourself and those who have caused you great disappointments. In a time when religion and commitment to following any religious doctrine can be used as a tool to divide us, Josh uses his pulpit to call upon us, the Church and the world to start a love revival. To love all people. To love all people abundantly.

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Episode 19: Cassandra Worthy

Episode 19: Cassandra Worthy

Enter Cassandra Worthy. She is a global keynote speaker, author and consultant who is the CEO and optimistic mind behind Change Enthusiasm. Her three-step method of “Signal. Opportunity. Choice.” provides a blueprint for organizations in transition as they help their employees accept inevitable changes by embracing what she calls the growth mindset. What distinguishes Cassandra’s approach is that a significant part of her pedagogy is based upon the acknowledgement and leveraging of the employees’ emotions in this change process.

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Episode 13: Jane Cho
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Episode 13: Jane Cho

Jane Cho is a powerhouse. In this riveting and unafraid conversation, she calls us all to the task of stepping into the unknown spaces, the complex spaces and claiming who we are. She reminds us that the barometer for success is tied to how emotionally, spiritually, attuned and aligned we are. Thank you, Jane!

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Episode 2: Rachana Garg

Episode 2: Rachana Garg

In my wide-ranging conversation with the brilliant Rachana Garg, I was reminded that the antidote to chaos is not a staid peace, but rather a radical dose of empathy, detachment, and curiosity. Empathy is the vehicle to build community with the people in our world. All people. Not just our cohorts or political comrades. Not only those whom we go to church with on Sunday morning, or synagogue on Saturday night, or no church at all.

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