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Most of us carry trauma, loss, and regrets that seem impossible to overcome—until someone shows us that starting over is not only possible, but a divine gift. Mihaela Galfrey’s extraordinary story of surviving communist Romania, addiction, and heartbreaking loss reveals the raw power of faith, forgiveness, and resilience to transform suffering into purpose.Raised under oppressive regimes and facing her father’s secret moonshine distillery, Mihaela’s journey of healing spans decades and continents—culminating in her becoming a life coach and author of Very Netplogging, a memoir of survival and starting again. Her intimate, unfiltered storytelling takes you inside moments of betrayal, grief, and redemption—proving that even in our darkest hours, grace is at work.You'll discover how Mia navigated childhood trauma, the importance of community and professional help in breaking addictive cycles, and the pivotal role faith played in her most profound breakthroughs. We break down:

• How to rewrite your story with intention and purpose

• Practical steps for asking for help and vulnerability as acts of strength

• The transformative power of forgiving ourselves and others

• The importance of community, therapy, and faith in healing from trauma and loss

• The upcoming framework and courses Mia is developing to help others step into their true identity

This episode is essential listening for anyone feeling buried under life’s hardships—those who need a reminder that their story isn’t finished yet. Mihaela’s unwavering hope, fuelled by her faith and resilience, promises that purpose is always within reach. And her insights on starting over—time and time again—will inspire you to rewrite your own chapter with courage.Whether you’re facing grief, addiction, or the need for a new beginning, Mihaela’s journey shows that hope is a choice—and a divine calling. Tune in to feel empowered, uplifted, and reminded that even brokenness can be turned into beautiful, purposeful living.Mihaela Galfrey is a transformational life coach, speaker, and author known for her compelling story of survival and renewal. Her work helps others rediscover their purpose, break free from past regrets, and step boldly into the life they’re meant to live.If you’ve ever wondered whether your past can be a foundation for your future, this episode is your starting point. Step into hope. Reclaim your story. Ignite your next chapter.

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When your results start slipping, do you hustle harder or question who you are? Jake Giffin joins us to discuss that the real issue usually isn’t tactics, it’s identity, and identity is tied to proximity. Jake is the founder and CEO of Halo Home Services, a leadership and sales coach, and the creator of the D6 coaching model, a framework designed to help men reverse engineer their outcomes and get back into alignment with God. If you’ve ever felt confident when you’re winning and crushed when you’re not, this conversation puts language on why.

We dig into what it means to “rewire” or “reprogram” the mind as a Christian without turning faith into a self-help project. Jake connects modern psychology with biblical psychology, measuring tools like transactional analysis and NLP against Scripture, then grounding the process in Romans 12:2, taking thoughts captive, and the put off and put on pattern. We also use Galatians 5 as a practical diagnostic: if the fruit of the Spirit isn’t showing up, what are you actually walking in, and what belief system is feeding it?

We go straight at the common reasons Christian men feel passive, numb, or stuck even when they believe in God: shame, distance, and the subtle lie of “I’m basically fine.” Jake explains how a man’s identity drives beliefs, beliefs drive conduct, and conduct creates the conditions he lives in, for better or worse. He also shares his upcoming book, Made Man, plus a free assessment at mademan.net/assessment for anyone who wants to get honest about their current results.

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Some trauma is fueled by fear. Some trauma is fueled by guilt, shame, and the quiet sentence, “I can’t be forgiven.” That’s where the idea of moral injury changes the entire conversation about PTSD, spiritual health, and what real healing requires.

We talk with Navy chaplain Larry Blant, who brings 25 years of pastoral ministry, years of police and fire chaplaincy, and combat experience with Marines in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Larry explains PTSD as fear-based trauma and moral injury as the deeper wound that forms when you do something, are ordered to do something, or fail to prevent something that violates your core moral and spiritual beliefs. If you’ve ever heard someone say, “My soul feels shattered,” Larry helps us name what’s happening and why a quick fix rarely works.

We also get practical: how to find a safe place to tell the story, why many people pull away from family and church, and how programs like Building Spiritual Strength bring pastoral counseling and mental health care together for veterans and active duty service members. Along the way, Larry shares what he learned as an ICU chaplain during COVID, what effective VA support can look like, and how grace can rebuild a person’s faith, relationships, and sense of self even when the memories don’t disappear.

If you care about veterans, first responders, trauma recovery, spiritual care, or church leadership, this conversation offers language, warning signs, and a hopeful path forward. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs it, and leave a review so more people can find these resources.

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