What if the power to heal doesn’t lie in a prescription, but within you?

In this deeply inspiring episode of Business Story of the Week, we sit down with Sarah Dawkins—a former nurse turned self-healing advocate—who made the radical shift from conventional medicine to empowering others through natural healing. Sarah shares her transformational journey of battling suicidal depression, failing her master’s degree, and reprogramming her core beliefs to unlock the body’s innate healing power.

From building a successful podcast and writing books, to exploring the meaning of empathy, Sarah opens up about embracing discomfort, facing failure, and helping others rise through authenticity, energy, and deep self-awareness. If you’ve ever doubted your ability to heal or to start something meaningful, this episode is your call to jump in with both feet.

In this empowering episode of Business Story of the Week, we sit down with the legendary Marjie Hadad, a global public relations expert, author, and speaker with over 40 years of experience in media and PR. From navigating setbacks to advising leaders across the globe, Marjie shares her secrets on how to unlock your PR superpowers to solve problems, boost visibility, and achieve your biggest goals—personally and professionally.

She reveals the highs and lows of her career, including what happened when she put all her eggs in one basket, how she bounced back post-COVID, and why she’s now on a mission to give back by teaching the next generation. Whether you’re a business owner, creative, or corporate leader, this episode is packed with timeless advice on storytelling, reinvention, and legacy-building.

In this empowering episode of Business Story of the Week, Shaahin Cheyene sits down with Noleen Sliney, a video marketing strategist and visibility coach, to explore how showing up imperfectly on video can actually supercharge your impact and results.

Noleen shares how she went from hiding behind the scenes to becoming a confident voice for authenticity—helping impact-driven coaches and service providers use video without obsessing over trends, algorithms, or perfectionism. She opens up about her earliest on-camera fears, the power of failing forward, and why your real voice matters now more than ever.

If you’re stuck in perfectionism, scared to be seen, or want to leverage video to grow your business organically and powerfully—this episode is your permission slip to just start.