Speaker 1: Welcome to Winning every Living Day. I'm Orally Cormier, and
Speaker 1: together with doctor Pat, we will help you to envision
Speaker 1: the life of your dreams. This is the space where
Speaker 1: women like you are inspired to believe in yourself, believe
Speaker 1: in your dreams and your ability to create a life
Speaker 1: you truly love. Together, we'll explore health and wellness, relationships, careers,
Speaker 1: and the small but powerful baby steps that lead to
Speaker 1: lasting transformation. Because no matter where you start, life is
Speaker 1: meant for joy, happiness, and abundance, whether in vibrant health,
Speaker 1: loving connections, fulfilling work, or freedom of time and money.
Speaker 1: Here you'll learn to reflect, visualize, feel, and take action
Speaker 1: so you can manifest the life you deserve. Let's step
Speaker 1: into your power and aren't winning every living day together? Okay,
Speaker 1: welcome everyone. I'm so glad you're here. I am the host.
Speaker 1: My name is Orally Comer and today for our winning
Speaker 1: because since last year, we are in that fire horse
Speaker 1: energy and July has been quite July was quite significant
Speaker 1: with everything going on in the world. So I thought
Speaker 1: I'd start by sharing an example of an idea that
Speaker 1: we can create the life that we would love by
Speaker 1: believing in our dream and six years ago, my daughter
Speaker 1: had grown. I was a single mom. I brought her
Speaker 1: up and she was twenty two. She was on her own,
Speaker 1: exploring the world, and I was at home, you know,
Speaker 1: working on my business and thinking, geez, it just feels
Speaker 1: like something's missing. And what was missing was I wanted
Speaker 1: to spend I wanted a partner. And so I prayed
Speaker 1: to God. I said, God, I don't think you brought
Speaker 1: me to this world to spend my wisdom years alone.
Speaker 1: So can you please find me a husband and just
Speaker 1: drop them in my lap for me? And so I
Speaker 1: wrote down everything I wanted in a man. His character,
Speaker 1: you know that he was at a master's degree, he
Speaker 1: was a family man, he had children, that he was
Speaker 1: hard working, he was honest, on and on, and of
Speaker 1: course he was handsome. And three years later, after visualizing
Speaker 1: and feeling and taking the action steps for my dream,
Speaker 1: including getting myself a coach to keep me accountable to
Speaker 1: my action steps, I manifested that man and at first
Speaker 1: we connected through emails and then talking on the phone
Speaker 1: for about eight months, and he said he was going
Speaker 1: to come up and see me for my birthday a
Speaker 1: couple of days after Christmas, and Christmas and my birthday
Speaker 1: came and went and I never saw him. But I
Speaker 1: had bought him a present for Christmas, a book that
Speaker 1: I thought he would really enjoy, and I personalized it.
Speaker 1: I wrote a little message in it, and I wrapped
Speaker 1: it up with a bow and everything, and I thought, well,
Speaker 1: nobody else is going to really want this book. It's
Speaker 1: meant for Bob. I wrote this personal message in it,
Speaker 1: so I mailed it to him, and then he got
Speaker 1: in touch with me, and he said that, you know,
Speaker 1: he would come up and see me. So that first
Speaker 1: weekend when we met each other, and he came up
Speaker 1: to spend you know, three days with me. I can
Speaker 1: remember him being in my house and we were talking
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, I blurted out of my mouth, Bob,
Speaker 1: I've waited my entire life for you. And then all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, I thought to myself, what did I
Speaker 1: just say. I didn't mean to say that. It wasn't
Speaker 1: you know something I was, but it just came blurting
Speaker 1: out of my mouth. And then I stepped back and
Speaker 1: I thought, well, it is true. I've waited my whole
Speaker 1: life for this man. He reminds me so much of
Speaker 1: my dear grandfather who I loved so much and I
Speaker 1: felt he loved me unconditionally. I felt so comfortable with him,
Speaker 1: And now three years later, I feel exactly the same way.
Speaker 1: And the good news is is that a week ago
Speaker 1: he proposed to me, So we're going to be getting married,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, oh my god, I was able to
Speaker 1: manifest my dream. So there's two things I want to
Speaker 1: tell you about this is that it is never too
Speaker 1: late to manifest your dream. And you can have what
Speaker 1: you would love in this of time. And so I
Speaker 1: know if I can do it, you can do it too.
Speaker 1: So what we're learning during this time and how we
Speaker 1: can transform our lives during the current challenges in this
Speaker 1: world world is I'm going to share another personal example
Speaker 1: of how we can win every living day because this
Speaker 1: was my dream. But you have your own dreams, and
Speaker 1: I know that you can have what you would love too,
Speaker 1: And as I spoke above, there are action steps you
Speaker 1: can take to manifest your own dream and some of
Speaker 1: the key points to manifesting what you love is first,
Speaker 1: figure out what it is you would love in your life.
Speaker 1: Is there anything that would light you up and ignite
Speaker 1: you and make you feel passionate about what you're doing,
Speaker 1: either in your health, your relationships, your career, your time,
Speaker 1: money and abundance freedom. And then secondly, there's research that
Speaker 1: documents that what we focus on can become wired into
Speaker 1: our brain. So if we're constantly focused on distress and
Speaker 1: anxiety and depression and victimhood, we will attract more of
Speaker 1: that to ourselves. But if we can rewire our brains
Speaker 1: and focus in on what we love in our life
Speaker 1: and what makes us happy and joyful and what we
Speaker 1: have fun doing, we're going to bring more of that
Speaker 1: to ourselves as well. So focus in on what you
Speaker 1: would love in your life and write that down because
Speaker 1: that I found that incredibly helpful, just to write down
Speaker 1: what I would love and then I put that up
Speaker 1: on my wall, or you can put it in your
Speaker 1: journal and look back and reflect on that periodically. And
Speaker 1: once you decide what you would love, then believe you
Speaker 1: deserve it, because you do, and you can have what
Speaker 1: you would love. And of course it doesn't mean that
Speaker 1: you're going to get exactly what you would love in
Speaker 1: your life, because sometimes it wouldn't be good for us
Speaker 1: if we got exactly what we wanted. And it just
Speaker 1: as an example, I will tell you that I was
Speaker 1: in the nineties. In the nineteen nineties, I lived down
Speaker 1: in Connecticut. I was working at Stanford Hospital as the
Speaker 1: clinical specialist for women's health, so I was doing half
Speaker 1: breast cancer haf GYN cancer. Absolutely loved my job, and
Speaker 1: I became pregnant and I birthed my daughter, my first
Speaker 1: miracle in my life. And then I went on a
Speaker 1: four month maternity leave, which I absolutely was the best
Speaker 1: four months I ever had in my life. But during
Speaker 1: the time of my maternity leave, the hospital that I
Speaker 1: worked at had decided to buy the other hospital in
Speaker 1: town and the two merged. So when I came back
Speaker 1: from maternity leave, then they had to figure out how
Speaker 1: they were going to merge these two hospitals and stay
Speaker 1: financially solvent. And so what they ended up doing is
Speaker 1: making some cuts, and there were a group of we
Speaker 1: nurses who were cut from their system. And here I was.
Speaker 1: My daughter was ten months old at the time. I
Speaker 1: had started taking courses at Yale in their Oncology Nurse
Speaker 1: Practitioner program as well as working at the hospital, and
Speaker 1: I absolutely loved the program at Yale, and I just
Speaker 1: couldn't believe that I was, now, you know, being cut
Speaker 1: from my job, and it meant that I was going
Speaker 1: to have to sell my house and I was going
Speaker 1: to move back to Massachusetts, which was a good thing.
Speaker 1: I was going to be closer to my family when
Speaker 1: my daughter was young, but I would have to leave
Speaker 1: the program at Yale and I'd have to leave a
Speaker 1: job that I really loved. But it all turned out
Speaker 1: for the best. And so that's why when we think
Speaker 1: about what our dream is, saying this or something greater
Speaker 1: still is a wonderful practice because what ended up happening
Speaker 1: is I'm preparing to move back to Massachusetts and find
Speaker 1: out that the University of Massachusetts and Worcester is now
Speaker 1: going to start a cancer prevention and control nurse practitioner
Speaker 1: program because they got a federal grant to start this
Speaker 1: program and it was phenomenal and it was my passion
Speaker 1: my entire career. So I was like, oh, the universe
Speaker 1: has got my back, and the universe will have your
Speaker 1: back too. So keep that in mind when you envision
Speaker 1: what you would love and what your dream is, this
Speaker 1: or something greater still, because if you don't get exactly
Speaker 1: what you want, trust that something better is planned and
Speaker 1: is there for you, And it also means that you
Speaker 1: need to work towards your goals, as they won't just
Speaker 1: have keep believing, keep working towards your dream, keep taking
Speaker 1: the action steps that you need to take to get
Speaker 1: to your dream. And as you know, this year has
Speaker 1: thrown us so many curveballs. I mean, between the multiple
Speaker 1: conflicts going on in the world that are now merging
Speaker 1: with each other, the intense heat this summer, the fires,
Speaker 1: the droughts, the floods, the hurricanes, the tornadoes, the earthquakes
Speaker 1: that have happened and had just almost hard to believe
Speaker 1: consequences for so many people. It has been heartbreaking at times,
Speaker 1: but it also is a time where it is showing
Speaker 1: us that this is so challenging, that this is going
Speaker 1: to lead us towards transformation, because we don't want to
Speaker 1: stay in this energy. We want a new and better energy,
Speaker 1: and I think as women, we can be the ones
Speaker 1: that lead this world forward to transform into a better word.
Speaker 1: So it all starts believing that we have more control
Speaker 1: over our lives than we are meant to believe, and
Speaker 1: that we are worthy and we're deserving of a wonderful
Speaker 1: life that we would love that we can be our
Speaker 1: authentic selves, to be not only the caretakers and nurturers
Speaker 1: that society oftentimes sees us as and we have taken on,
Speaker 1: but we can also be the leaders. We can be
Speaker 1: the managers, the problem solvers, the peacekeepers. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: this world needs peacekeepers right and peacemakers, healers, CEOs, community builders, educators, entrepreneurs, creatives,
Speaker 1: and dare I say, even a president of the United States.
Speaker 1: And I do believe that in the next ten to
Speaker 1: fifteen years we will see a woman president and I
Speaker 1: think I'm going to be cheering her on. I think
Speaker 1: it's so exciting. But whatever role or position we assume,
Speaker 1: we can decide what we want to be surrounded with
Speaker 1: in a positive mindset, to focus in on an awareness
Speaker 1: of beauty and joy in our life and happiness in fun,
Speaker 1: and to feel that we are stepping into who we
Speaker 1: be and our authentic selves in this lifetime as well
Speaker 1: as men. Men are meant to step into their authentic
Speaker 1: selves too, But as women, we are oftentimes seen as
Speaker 1: having a certain role within society, within the family, and
Speaker 1: yet we are the ones that can decide what we
Speaker 1: want and what we would love and what we be
Speaker 1: in this lifetime that we have agency over our own lives.
Speaker 1: We have agencies over our bodies and our careers, and
Speaker 1: we can dream of what we would love. We want
Speaker 1: to support all women to win every living day focused
Speaker 1: on a dream of what they would love for their life.
Speaker 1: Sounds good, right, but it's true. And just as I
Speaker 1: manifested my dream and I will be marrying my man soon,
Speaker 1: I'm asking you to take a deep dive into thinking
Speaker 1: about what you would love for your life and then
Speaker 1: start creating it. The truth is you can do the
Speaker 1: same thing when you believe in your dream, when you
Speaker 1: write it down, when you visualize it, feel it, and
Speaker 1: then take the action steps towards your dream and be
Speaker 1: in a community of believing eyes. So what I have
Speaker 1: found in my life and you may have found in
Speaker 1: your own life, it's much harder to do just by yourself.
Speaker 1: It's much easier to do in a community of other
Speaker 1: women and have the support and the encouragement of other
Speaker 1: women around you to have these believing eyes for you
Speaker 1: as well as you have believing eyes for them and
Speaker 1: what they would love. What you love, no matter what
Speaker 1: challenge your face at this point in your life, it
Speaker 1: starts by first and foremost, being kind to yourself, being
Speaker 1: compassionate and patient with yourself, because it doesn't happen overnight.
Speaker 1: It takes time. Now for some people it is going
Speaker 1: to happen overnight, but for most of us it takes time.
Speaker 1: I know it took time for me. But be kind
Speaker 1: to yourself. You know, have a listening gear for others
Speaker 1: as well as they will have a listening gears listening
Speaker 1: here for you, so that each of us can step
Speaker 1: into our dream. And one thing that I wanted to
Speaker 1: mention I had mentioned this in the last podcast that
Speaker 1: I did a couple of weeks ago, is there is
Speaker 1: a new book out that I highly recommend called Born
Speaker 1: to Flourish. How New Science and Ancient Wisdom reveal a
Speaker 1: simple pot with driving by Richard Davidson and Portland Dal
Speaker 1: So easy to read. It just brings me so much
Speaker 1: joy and peace and excitement to read this. But basically,
Speaker 1: Richard Davidson in nineteen ninety two went with I believe
Speaker 1: he went with John Kevitsin over to Domsala, India to
Speaker 1: meet the Dali Lama. And when he did, the Dali
Speaker 1: Lama challenged him and he said, you know you psychiatrists
Speaker 1: and psychologists in the West, you love to study anxiety, depression,
Speaker 1: and schizophrenia. Well how about kindness and compassion? And Richard
Speaker 1: Davidson thought to himself, Yeah, how about kindness and compassion.
Speaker 1: So he came back to the United States. He was
Speaker 1: at the University of Wisconsin at Madison that's affiliated with
Speaker 1: the Medical School, and he started the Center for Healthy Minds.
Speaker 1: It is absolutely fantastic. They've done so much research. But
Speaker 1: they started by researching the supermeditators, the Tibetan monks who
Speaker 1: had meditated at least ten thousand hours in their life,
Speaker 1: and they did functional MRIs on their brain and what
Speaker 1: they found is that the area of the brain for
Speaker 1: stress management was thicker than other, you know, other people,
Speaker 1: the average person, an adult in life, probably because of
Speaker 1: their meditation which created resiliency for them. And through this work,
Speaker 1: now Richard Davidson has founded another organization called Human h
Speaker 1: U m I N with Portland Dall and they were
Speaker 1: the ones that wrote this book. But what they found
Speaker 1: is that when we are involved in things that are
Speaker 1: dramatic and distressful and harmful and hurtful, we will then
Speaker 1: focus in on those things and we bring more of
Speaker 1: that into our thinking right and then create more of
Speaker 1: that for ourselves. We can just go in a loop
Speaker 1: of spinning around thinking about all these negative But if,
Speaker 1: on the other hand, we focus in on what brings
Speaker 1: us happiness and joy and we have fun in our life,
Speaker 1: we can rewire our brains to experience more of that.
Speaker 1: Isn't that exciting? And even more exciting is they said
Speaker 1: that if we can do this with young children in
Speaker 1: the early years, in the pre k error, in the kindergarten,
Speaker 1: elementary school, middle school, high school, the times in a
Speaker 1: child's life when their brain is growing and developing, then
Speaker 1: we can actually build in that resilience to the stress
Speaker 1: that they're going to experience throughout their lives. Because look
Speaker 1: at what the younger generation has experienced so far in
Speaker 1: their life. For those that grew up under nine to eleven,
Speaker 1: that was dramatic for many people. Then there was the
Speaker 1: gun shooting in schools, and they what were the other
Speaker 1: things that were spread COVID and then they had to
Speaker 1: go through COVID and they couldn't be with their friends,
Speaker 1: and they had to do school virtually. That has all
Speaker 1: had an emotional impact on not only their being, but
Speaker 1: also their brains. So if we can help them to
Speaker 1: do some stress management, whether that's belly breathing, mindfulness meditation, kids, yoga,
Speaker 1: chi gong. I love chi gong. I got involved in
Speaker 1: that about fifteen years ago and it transformed into my
Speaker 1: life or tai chi or like my mom doesn't like
Speaker 1: any of those things, just prayer. She praised the Rosary
Speaker 1: every day and goes to church every day. That keeps
Speaker 1: her nervous system calm. So we can rewire our brains.
Speaker 1: But the good news is kids, when they start young,
Speaker 1: they are wired for resiliency. And so what I want
Speaker 1: you to know is that it's never too late. I
Speaker 1: will tell you that when I was in my late
Speaker 1: twenties early thirties, I developed a panic attack and PTSD
Speaker 1: and I didn't even know what it was, but I
Speaker 1: went to my doctor. He told me I was having
Speaker 1: a panic attack and ETSD and that I needed, you know,
Speaker 1: I needed to calm down. And it was not easy,
Speaker 1: but I knew about John cabots In. I started doing
Speaker 1: mindfulness meditation, and in the beginning, I would just program
Speaker 1: my phone, okay, twenty minutes I would have it scheduled.
Speaker 1: I would sit down, I would close my eyes, I
Speaker 1: would take deep breaths, broms and homes and twenty minutes later,
Speaker 1: I felt exactly the same, and I'm like, Okay, nothing's happened.
Speaker 1: But twelve weeks into it, all of a sudden, one day,
Speaker 1: I'm finishing up my meditation for the day and I
Speaker 1: can feel my energy coming up, and it's just just
Speaker 1: the most wonderful feeling of not only energy, but it's
Speaker 1: a peaceful type of energy where I just felt like
Speaker 1: I was more alive and I just felt really good
Speaker 1: inside and calm inside. And I had that aha moment, like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, now I know what they're talking about.
Speaker 1: And so that gave me motivation to keep going. And
Speaker 1: that's what I want to encourage you to do, is
Speaker 1: that it's not like having struck throat. You take an antibiotic,
Speaker 1: three days later, you're better. Your nervous system is going
Speaker 1: to take longer to heal. It's like five to seven years.
Speaker 1: Five years later I cured myself. I have never had
Speaker 1: another panic attack again. And I am most grateful for
Speaker 1: mindfulness meditation because I was able to cure myself. And
Speaker 1: you can do the same thing. So the other thing
Speaker 1: is maps in my fingures of four in your positive
Speaker 1: relationships in your life. Another practice we can do is
Speaker 1: just being grateful and thankful when we wake up in
Speaker 1: the morning, just saying, oh, I am so grateful to
Speaker 1: be alive, to be able to see, to hear, to
Speaker 1: get out of bed, to walk, because some people can't.
Speaker 1: Some people aren't even going to wake up in the morning.
Speaker 1: So it's just wonderful that we all woke up this
Speaker 1: morning and we get to enjoy one more day, or
Speaker 1: taking time for this gift called life, the ability to
Speaker 1: see and hear and talk and to have friends and
Speaker 1: to be alive, to transform the feelings of grief, worry,
Speaker 1: and victimhood into reframing them into something positive. That this
Speaker 1: is something we've learned and we can now take it
Speaker 1: forward and transform our lives and help others who are
Speaker 1: going through the same thing, and trusting that these life
Speaker 1: lessons will give us greater wisdom. Realize that there are
Speaker 1: some health challenges or emotional challenges that are going to
Speaker 1: require a professional like a counselor or social worker, a psychologist,
Speaker 1: a psychiatrists, or medication or for some you know, a
Speaker 1: support group of other people that have been through the
Speaker 1: same thing can be enormously helpful. But the other thing
Speaker 1: that I want to walk about, especially for we women,
Speaker 1: is that oftentimes when we get to our wisdom years,
Speaker 1: you know, fifty sixty, seventy eighty, or like my mother ninety,
Speaker 1: people think of us as like Grandy's we are gray haired,
Speaker 1: we're postmenopausal, we are retired. Nothing could be further from
Speaker 1: the truth. I discovered when I was sixty three years
Speaker 1: old why I came to this life in the first place.
Speaker 1: And once I did, I knew that what my sole
Speaker 1: purpose was. It ignited me. And what helped me was
Speaker 1: that program at UMass, and I had to collect all
Speaker 1: the research of how we were going to prevent cancer.
Speaker 1: And what I found is, if we're going to prevent cancer,
Speaker 1: we have to start in pregnancy, young childhood, and adolescence
Speaker 1: and protect those genes and the epigenetics so they aren't
Speaker 1: impacted by the environment or diet, whether too much or
Speaker 1: too little, or toxins or mental health challenges, those or drugs,
Speaker 1: those can all have an effect on the epigenetics. So
Speaker 1: that really pushed me into writing a paper getting it
Speaker 1: published called the Precautionary Principle Cancer prevention efforts during critical
Speaker 1: periods of growth and development. And once I wrote that paper,
Speaker 1: I knew with every cell in my body this was
Speaker 1: the whole reason I came to this earth, and it
Speaker 1: ignited in me a passion that I feel like my
Speaker 1: life is just beginning, and so I need to like
Speaker 1: really go out into the world and share this with
Speaker 1: the world to help others to live their best life
Speaker 1: and to help their children to live their best life.
Speaker 1: Because the truth is, what we do in this life
Speaker 1: and when we're pregnant will affect three or four generations
Speaker 1: in the future, just like what our grandparents did when
Speaker 1: they were getting pregnant affects our health in our lifetime.
Speaker 1: So with that, I would really encourage you to think
Speaker 1: about you know, as an older person, we are actually
Speaker 1: the wisdom grandmothers, right, just like in the indigenous cultures,
Speaker 1: and so we have so much wisdom from our life experiences.
Speaker 1: We have so much to give the younger generations. So
Speaker 1: it's not that our life is over and we should
Speaker 1: think of ourselves just sitting in a nursing home, but
Speaker 1: we have we we can let that experience light us
Speaker 1: up to do what we're meant to do in this life.
Speaker 1: So anyway, I have two workshops that I'd like to
Speaker 1: encourage you to join me for, and one is called
Speaker 1: Envisioning the Life that You Would Love, which is one
Speaker 1: of my favorites to do and we always have fun
Speaker 1: when we do it. The next one is September eighth
Speaker 1: to ninth, from seven to eight thirty pm Eastern Time,
Speaker 1: which is four to five thirty pm Pacific time, and
Speaker 1: it's on Zoom, so it's from the comfort of your
Speaker 1: own home. You can be eating your dinner and listening,
Speaker 1: you know along, but it is free, and it's two
Speaker 1: nights September eighth, September ninth, and you can go to
Speaker 1: my website orallyformier dot com just like you see on
Speaker 1: the screen here, just you don't put the cavern in,
Speaker 1: but orallyformier dot com all together and you'll see at
Speaker 1: the top there's a workshop tab and you get the workshops.
Speaker 1: Other workshop I want to let you know about that
Speaker 1: I love and I hope that you can come also
Speaker 1: is called Legacy Reset Prevention, Survivorship and Healing, and this
Speaker 1: is a five week workshop. It's every Thursday starting September
Speaker 1: sixteenth to October fourteenth, again seven to eight thirty pm
Speaker 1: each evening Eastern time four to five thirty pm Pacific time,
Speaker 1: and I would love to have you come. It's basically
Speaker 1: for people that have a personal or family history of cancer,
Speaker 1: and especially for those that are thinking about getting pregnant.
Speaker 1: But you don't have to be, you know, getting deciding
Speaker 1: to get pregnant in order to come. If you have
Speaker 1: a personal or family history of cancer, this is perfect
Speaker 1: for you, and I would love to have you come.
Speaker 1: It is for two people, it's for a couple, so
Speaker 1: when you look at the price, it's for the couple
Speaker 1: either they're married or it's a single woman and to
Speaker 1: her best support and for the whole five weeks. So
Speaker 1: I would love to have you come. Please do And
Speaker 1: as I said, we can reframe these challenges in our
Speaker 1: life and transform the world because I think as women
Speaker 1: we are meant to not only be at home and
Speaker 1: be the nurturers, but we are meant to be the
Speaker 1: leaders in this world. And this is the perfect time
Speaker 1: for us to do that and help to transform the
Speaker 1: world and bring that light to the world that it needed.
Speaker 1: So I hope you'll join me in my workshops, and
Speaker 1: if you have any questions, you can send me an
Speaker 1: email at info at Orallycormier dot com and I'd be
Speaker 1: happy to answer your questions and I hope to see
Speaker 1: you then bye. You've been listening to the Winning Every
Speaker 1: Living Day with Me Orally Cormier with doctor Pat. I'm
Speaker 1: so glad you joined us on this journey of leaving
Speaker 1: in yourself and taking the steps toward life you truly love.
Speaker 1: Be sure or to tune in every first Tuesday at
Speaker 1: eleven thirty am Pacific time on Transformation Talk Radio for
Speaker 1: more inspiration, tools and strategies to support your health, your relationships,
Speaker 1: and your dreams. And if you're ready for deeper transformation,
Speaker 1: sign up for my masterclasses and workshops by visiting my
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Speaker 1: support and guidance that can make an enormous impact in
Speaker 1: helping you achieve the life you've been dreaming of. Until
Speaker 1: next time, remember you have what it takes to start
Speaker 1: winning every Living Day