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Comfort To Courage

Comfort To Courage

著者： Jen Josey
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Comfort to Courage Because courage is contagious. Hosted by Jen Josey, the Bestower of Badassery™, Comfort to Courage is a weekly podcast featuring inspiring conversations with people whose bold decisions changed the course of their lives. Every episode proves one simple truth: when one person chooses courage over comfort, it gives someone else permission to do the same. Maybe you're standing at the edge of a decision you've been avoiding: a career change, a business launch, a difficult conversation, a health challenge, or simply the next chapter of your life. Whatever your crossroads, this isn't another motivational podcast built on hustle culture or empty inspiration. It's a collection of honest stories that remind you that stepping into the unknown is not only survivable, it can also be life-changing. Each episode begins with Jen's Badassery Bestowment, a practical mindset lesson designed to help you grow your courage muscle before diving into an authentic conversation with someone who made the leap. Together, you'll uncover the turning point that changed everything, the obstacles they faced, and what they discovered on the other side. Every episode ends with a Courage Challenge: one small, actionable step you can take to move from comfort to courage in your own life. Whether you're navigating entrepreneurship, career transitions, personal growth, recovery, relationships, reinvention, resilience, or simply trying to become the person you know you're capable of being, you'll leave every episode with practical wisdom, renewed confidence, and the motivation to take your next bold step. New episodes every week. Because courage is contagious... and your story could be the one that inspires someone else. Subscribe to Comfort to Courage and start building the life waiting for you on the other side of your comfort zone.REI Growth Network LLC マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • 317 - Robin Reed-Hicks Didn't Wait for Cancer. She Chose a Double Mastectomy and Became a Previvor.

    317 - Robin Reed-Hicks Didn't Wait for Cancer. She Chose a Double Mastectomy and Became a Previvor.
    2026/08/31
    After 25 years of biopsies, scans, and being told to just "keep monitoring it," Robin Reed-Hicks finally asked the question most women are too afraid to ask their doctors: why am I waiting for cancer to show up before I'm allowed to do something about it? In this episode, Robin shares the decision that turned her into a previvor: someone who takes proactive action before a diagnosis ever arrives, not after. Robin walks through the entire arc of her 25 year medical journey, from her first surgical breast biopsy in her early twenties to the moment a doctor told her that a benign diagnosis still carried a 43 percent chance of developing into breast cancer within a decade. She unpacks what it actually took to push past a system that kept telling her to wait and watch, how she advocated for the surgery she wanted instead of the one she was offered, and what nobody tells you about drains, tissue expanders, and rebuilding your body from the inside out. Her story is a masterclass in self-advocacy inside a medical system that isn't always built to move as fast as your instincts. This episode is for anyone who has ever been told to "just keep an eye on it," anyone managing a health scare that keeps circling back, and anyone who has ever doubted their own read on their own body. If you have ever felt dismissed by a doctor or unsure whether your concern was "enough" to push for answers, Robin's story is proof that trusting yourself is not overreacting. It's survival. 5 Powerful Takeaways Why "benign" doesn't always mean safe, and how a specific diagnosis can still carry a double-digit cancer riskHow to push back when a provider offers you a smaller solution than the one your situation actually calls forWhat a preventative double mastectomy really involves, from tissue expanders to nerve-sparing reconstructionHow to turn 25 years of medical anxiety into an advocacy platform instead of letting it stay privateWhy becoming a "previvor" is its own category of courage, separate from a cancer diagnosis or survivorship 00:00 Courage Is Contagious 01:25 Badassery Bestowment 02:21 Five Confidence Moves 05:20 Meet Robin Reed Hicks 07:39 Friends And Flashbacks 09:58 Robin Life And Career 13:23 Gluten Free And Hashimotos 15:31 Lets Talk Boobies 16:53 25 Years Of Surveillance 22:01 The Turning Point Biopsy 26:15 Oncologist And Previvor 28:36 Fighting For Approval 30:03 Surgeon Options Decision 30:48 Mastectomy Types Explained 32:08 Nipple Sparing Risks 34:00 MRI Changes Surgery Plan 35:00 Stage One Lumpectomy Lift 36:51 Double Mastectomy Expanders 37:31 Drains Sensation Recovery 39:32 Exchange Surgery Complications 40:42 Relief Life After Surgery 41:38 Portraits Of Hope Advocacy 45:13 Advice Self Advocacy 47:42 Badass Rapid Fire 55:07 Success Contentment Closing About the Guest Robin Reed-Hicks is a communicator, executive and life coach, real estate professional, voice actor, actress, spokesperson, MC, and content creator who has spent more than 25 years helping people move forward with confidence, clarity, and purpose. She is an ICF associate certified coach who works with executives and individuals through her coaching practice, and she is coming up on 25 years as a working real estate professional. She also hosts the YouTube channel Cook With Me Gluten Free, built around accessible, joyful gluten-free living. After more than two decades of breast biopsies, surgeries, and scans, Robin chose a preventative double mastectomy and reconstruction, becoming a previvor, and was selected as one of only 12 Portraits of Hope ambassadors through the American Cancer Society. Resources & Websites Mentioned https://bookcoachrobin.comYouTube channel: Cook With Me Gluten Freehttps://knowyourlemons.com Connect With Jen Josey To learn more about Jen Josey, visit https://www.therealjenjosey.com/ If you enjoy Jen's Witty Shirts, shop the whole collection at https://www.shopwittygoods.com/ New episodes drop every Monday Morning at 6am EST. See you next time.
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    59 分
  • 316 - From Burnout to Betting on Herself: Kim Kelly on Leading Under Pressure

    316 - From Burnout to Betting on Herself: Kim Kelly on Leading Under Pressure
    2026/08/24
    From Burnout to Betting on Herself: Kim Kelly on Leading Under Pressure What happens when the version of you that looks the most successful on paper is actually the most unwell you've ever been? Kim Kelly spent two decades advising Fortune 500 companies, leading global teams, and making decisions with hundreds of millions of dollars riding on the outcome. From the outside, it looked like she had it all figured out. On the inside, she wasn't sleeping, wasn't eating, and was waking up at 2am in a full-blown panic, until her body forced her to stop. In this episode, Kim opens up about the medical leave that became the turning point of her life and the four-pillar Lead Under Pressure Framework she built out of it: seeing clearly, owning your state, aligning to what matters, and executing with discipline. She shares what it actually looked like to rebuild trust with herself, why she believes endurance is built alone but resilience is built with others, and the exact moment she decided to leave a stable, high-paying career to launch her own consulting practice, AVENNI, named after her two children. Jen also delivers a bonus Badassery Bestowment on making faster decisions, a skill Kim herself puts directly into practice. This episode is for the high-achiever who is quietly running on fumes and calling it dedication, the leader who has confused pushing through with actually being okay, and anyone standing at the edge of a career pivot they haven't given themselves permission to make yet. If you've ever needed someone to tell you that slowing down is not the same as falling behind, this conversation is your permission slip. 5 Powerful Takeaways Why "endurance built alone" and "resilience built with others" are two completely different things, and which one is actually sustainable long-termThe four-pillar Lead Under Pressure Framework Kim uses to help leaders make clear-headed decisions without burning outHow Kim went from a private medical leave to launching her own company in a single week, and what finally made the leap feel possibleA simple gratitude-based practice for the exact moment you wake up at 2am spiraling about everything you have to doWhy treating every decision like it's permanent is quietly draining your confidence, and how to tell which ones you can actually reverse 00:00 Courage Is Contagious Intro 01:27 Badassery Bestowment Decisions 02:32 Five Ways to Decide Faster 05:30 Meet Kim Kelly 07:54 AVENNI Mission And Name 09:41 Corporate Success Burnout 13:22 Medical Leave Turning Point 15:43 Building Resilience With Others 20:26 Leaving Corporate, Starting AVENNI 23:43 Lead Under Pressure Pillars 29:38 Advice For Running On Fumes 32:15 Badass Segment Rapid Fire 37:39 Success Definition And Wrap 40:24 Final Sendoff Courage Challenge About the Guest Kim Kelly is a leadership consultant, keynote speaker, and founder of AVENNI, a consulting practice built around her Lead Under Pressure Framework. She spent two decades building and leading global teams inside the workforce solutions industry, advising Fortune 500 organizations on decisions carrying hundreds of millions of dollars in outcomes. After a medical leave forced her to confront how unsustainable her pace had become, Kim combined her background in theater performance with two decades of boardroom experience to build a system for staying clear-headed under pressure. She now works with organizations and leaders, with a particular focus on women and up-and-coming leaders, who are ready to stop white-knuckling their way through stress and start leading through it on purpose. Resources & Websites Mentioned Website: avenniconsulting.comEmail: kim@avenniconsulting.comLinkedIn: Kim Kelly AVENNIInstagram: @AVENNI_KimKelly Connect With Jen Josey To learn more about Jen Josey, visit https://www.therealjenjosey.com/ If you enjoy Jen's Witty Shirts, shop the whole collection at https://www.shopwittygoods.com/ New episodes drop every Monday at 6am EST. See you next time!
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    41 分
  • 315 - She Was Internally Decapitated. 98% Don't Survive. Here's How Angie Breaux Rebuilt Her Real Estate Empire From a Hospital Bed

    315 - She Was Internally Decapitated. 98% Don't Survive. Here's How Angie Breaux Rebuilt Her Real Estate Empire From a Hospital Bed
    2026/08/17
    315 - She Was Internally Decapitated. 98% Don't Survive. Here's How Angie Breaux Rebuilt Her Real Estate Empire From a Hospital Bed In April 2022, real estate investor Angie Breaux was on the verge of closing a 120-home rental portfolio, sitting on a $200,000 stake in a cannabis facility, and building toward becoming the first millionaire in her family. Then a single car accident internally decapitated her, a survivable event in only two percent of cases. Most people who live through it never walk again. Angie not only walked again, but she also picked up her phone from a hospital bed, still wheelchair bound, and closed a real estate deal. This episode is the full story behind that moment. Angie walks through what it actually felt like to lose everything she had built while she was in a medically induced coma, the four-year recovery that included multiple surgeries on both arms and her eye, and the mindset shift that let her start over completely from zero. She gets specific about the financial reality no one warns you about after a catastrophic injury, what it took to trust her business partners after they closed the 120-door deal without her, and the exact moment she decided to get back into real estate investing after four years away from it. This is a conversation about identity, loss, and what it really means to rebuild. If you have ever lost something you spent years building, whether it was a business, your health, or your sense of who you are, this episode is for you. Angie's story proves that starting over is not the same as starting from nothing, and that the comeback can be even bigger than the version of success you originally planned. Anyone facing a setback that feels too big to come back from needs to hear this one. 5 Powerful Takeaways How Angie closed a real estate deal from a hospital bed while still wheelchair bound, and what that moment taught her about momentumWhy she refuses to blame her former business partners for closing their 120-unit deal without her, and the mindset behind that decisionThe financial reality of surviving a catastrophic injury that no one prepares you for, from medical costs to four years without incomeWhat actually pushed her back into real estate investing after a four-year gap, and why March 2026 became her turning pointHer simple daily gratitude practice for anyone rebuilding after a major loss, and why she still uses it even on the hardest days 00:00 Warning And Welcome 01:20 Badassery Bestowment Rejection 04:54 Meet Angie Breaux 07:06 Rebuilding Real Estate Again 09:28 Cancun Origin Story 11:23 Life Before The Crash 14:38 The April 2022 Accident 16:46 Internal Decapitation Explained 17:59 Coma Surgeries And Recovery 20:06 Losing The 120 Doors 21:06 Closing A Deal From Hospital 22:27 Dealmaker Turning Point 24:46 Goals Speaking And Support 27:29 Courage Challenge Gratitude 29:47 Badass Q And A 39:54 Redefining Success And Farewell About the Guest Angie Breaux is a real estate investor who built her business from scratch in Mississippi starting in 2019, expanding into two states and closing in on a 120-home rental portfolio with two business partners by 2022. In April of that year, a car accident left her internally decapitated, a survivable injury for only two percent of the people it happens to. She spent four to five weeks in a coma, endured multiple complex surgeries on both arms and her right eye, and was told she would never drive again. Two months before this recording, she passed her driver's test. Angie is now rebuilding her real estate investment business, pursuing flips and rentals, and working toward public speaking so she can share her story with others navigating catastrophic loss. Resources & Websites Mentioned Never Split the Difference by Chris VossMic Drop Club (women's speaking and workshop community)Dealmaker conference Connect With Jen Josey To learn more about Jen Josey, visit https://www.therealjenjosey.com/ If you enjoy Jen's Witty Shirts, shop the whole collection at https://www.shopwittygoods.com/ New episodes drop every Monday Morning at 6am EST. See you next time.
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    43 分
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