Jim Littlefield-Dalmares has been using storytelling to help others for over thirty years.

As a marketing and fundraising professional, Jim helped change lives by working for his local United Way, as well as a national environmental charity. For over a decade, he advocated for children with special needs as head of marketing and fundraising for the Kids Center for Pediatric Therapies in Louisville, Kentucky. He is an avid giver, serving on boards, counseling nonprofits and mentoring through Big Brother/Big Sisters.

Today, he hosts a podcast called Seeing Ability. Each month, Jim shines the spotlight on individuals with special needs and their families. He includes a monthly charity spotlight episode that shows those doing good work for people with special needs.

Jim is the founder of the Seeing Ability Foundation, Inc., which offers a variety of support to families traveling the path of a special-needs parent.

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Lance J. LoRusso, Principal of the LoRusso Law Firm, Founder of Blue Line Law Institute, a former law enforcement officer, the FOP 2021 lawyer of the year, and the author of the critically acclaimed mystery novel Hunting of Men. Lance has firsthand experience in the law enforcement world and brings a unique perspective on the emotional and physical toll that police officers endure. Having worked in the field himself, he argues that the depiction of police officers in Hollywood as “lone wolves” or “burnt-out heroes” fails to capture the real struggles and sacrifices law enforcement professionals face every day.

LoRusso has been a frequent guest on CNN, Fox News Channel, HLN, and Court TV, discussing law enforcement issues with authority and insight. He believes that the struggles of real police officers go far beyond what’s shown on the screen, emphasizing the daily balance they strike between high-stakes work, family life, and personal well-being.

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Amy Goober is an action and accountability coach for women, helping them to put themselves on their own to do lists. She is the founder of Drive Your Life, a small group coaching program that supports women to get into the driver’s seat of their own lives using a unique 5 step process to achieve their most sought-after goals. Amy received her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Cornell University. She is a multi-preneur and creator of Better Together® Events & Community and Wandering Women Travel. She and husband, Bob, have three adult children and live outside Boston.

Gwen Borden, a former teacher, designed and served as the director of a bereavement center on Long Island, NY, the first of its kind, before working in private practice as a social worker for many years, including during the 9/11 tragedy. She holds degrees from Hofstra University, the University of Michigan, and Adelphi University. She was an adjunct associate professor at Hofstra University. Today, at 93, she still speaks at events for women, sharing her insights and life lessons. She and her husband, George, live near Boston.

In a world dominated by fleeting trends and youthful influencers, My Mother Always Says: 25 Lessons for Finding the Silver Lining offers something more enduring—a collection of life lessons from a remarkable 93-year-old woman and her daughter.

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