Find Your Voice, Change Your Life Podcast

Today, I interview Laban Ditchburn who discovered that although self-deprecation worked as a defense mechanism, it was doing damage to his view of himself. It was tearing down his confidence.

Today I interview Robin Winn who was born into a large, loud family. Her parents had a powerful presence, and she never felt that her voice was as big.

Today, I interview Janine Bolon who grew up in a military and nursing household, where communication was brief and direct. She felt she didn’t know how to tell a compelling, connective story.

Today, I interview Elaine Williams who said that growing up, she felt an emptiness– that something was wrong with the world. She experienced childhood depression and anxiety, feeling as if no one was really listening to her.

Today, I interview Marti MacEwan who says that although she was a successful speaker, there was a lack of satisfaction after speaking because there was a lingering fear of those eyes on her and the opinions of her audience.

Today, I interview Caterina Rando who looks back to her childhood in a noisy, overly lively household and not having the courage to speak up in the face of it.

Today, I interview Tom Ruwitch who talks about his roots and success in the sales industry. He realized that although he “communicated” and “hustled” all day, the quantity was squelching the quality.

Today, I interview, Lorraine LaPointe who talks about the way that our mindset shapes our reactions and views of the world.

Today, I interview Steve Peck who catches our attention right away when he says “I knew where I found my voice. I just didn’t know where I’d lost it!”

Today, I interview Ted Prodromou who talks about his shy beginnings as an introverted child. He later realized that he had been carrying around years of hurt from being picked on by his siblings.