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  • #212: You Think You Have More Time. This Brain Surgeon Sees What Happens When You Don't | Andrew Brunswick, MD

    #212: You Think You Have More Time. This Brain Surgeon Sees What Happens When You Don't | Andrew Brunswick, MD
    2026/09/02
    You Think You Have More Time. This Brain Surgeon Sees What Happens When You Don't. ↳ Connect with the host, Tara LaFon Gooch on all platforms In this episode, I sit down with neurosurgeon Andrew Brunswick, the honest and reflective voice behind itsbrainsurgery on Instagram, where he shares raw, unfiltered mindset reflections often recorded right from his car after a long day. Andrew has spent years in the operating room, sitting with patients and families in the moments where life and death hang in the balance, and it has shaped the way he sees everything, from an ordinary Tuesday to the people sitting right next to him. We talk about what it really means to live present instead of on autopilot, and why it so often takes losing something to finally appreciate it. Andrew opens up about a guitarist who lost feeling in his hand and what it taught him about gratitude for the body most of us take for granted. He shares the story of a patient whose entire identity was shaped by a single hormone, and the haunting question she asked him before surgery: "Will I still be me after this?" We also talk candidly about phone addiction, the way social media hijacks our attention, and how much of our lives can slip by on routine while we assume tomorrow is guaranteed. Andrew shares some powerful reflections from his years in practice, including: "I watch people run out of time for a living." "How much of who I am is just cortisol, a title, and a full OR schedule?" "We don't only lose the time when we're on the device, we lose the time around it too." If you have ever caught yourself sleepwalking through your own life, distracted from the people who matter most, or waiting for someday to finally live with intention, this conversation is your wake up call. It's a beautiful reminder that gratitude isn't something we wait to feel. It's something we choose, today, before time runs out. Connect with Andrew: Instagram: @itsbrainsurgery Podcast: It's Brain Surgery Newsletter: The Mind Gym 🎧 Loved this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and share your biggest takeaway, it means the world! What does GRASP stand for? Gratitude. Responsibility. Action. Sight. Purpose. These five pillars are the foundation of authentic, confident leadership and every episode is designed to help you embody them more fully in your life, business, and calling. 🎙️ Not subscribed yet? Join thousands of high-performing leaders who tune in weekly for powerful conversations with world-class guests; real stories, mindset shifts, and actionable insights you can use immediately. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If today's episode moved you, a quick review helps us reach more leaders like you. Thank you! 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon/Audible | iHeartRadio Follow Tara: LinkedIn | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook 🚀 Ready to elevate your brand? Tara's agency, Best Branding Solutions, helps leaders and businesses build a brand presence that's as powerful as their vision. Let's grow together. 💛 Share the love — send this episode to someone who needs it, or post it on your favorite platform. We rise by lifting others.
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    29 分
  • #211: From Rock Bottom to TEDx, a Book Deal & a Promotion: Nia Luckey's 2-Year Transformation Working With Me as Her Coach and Mentor

    #211: From Rock Bottom to TEDx, a Book Deal & a Promotion: Nia Luckey's 2-Year Transformation Working With Me as Her Coach and Mentor
    2026/08/31
    20,000+ Views, a Book Deal, and a New Job: Inside Nia Luckey's Breakthrough Year ↳ Connect with the host, Tara LaFon Gooch on all platforms This episode is a big one for me. Nia Luckey is back for her third time on the show, and honestly, every time she comes on I get a little emotional, because I've watched this woman go from rock bottom — burnt out, finishing her second degree, not even sure what was next — to giving a TEDx talk that hit over 20,000 views, landing a book deal with a major publisher, getting promoted, and now she's stepping into a TV appearance too. We sat down and just talked through the whole two-year journey. Not the highlight reel version — the real one. The four to six months she and her husband spent vetting coaches before they found me. The moment she said yes to "the scariest option possible" even though there was no guarantee it would work. The anxiety before rehearsals. The start-stop-start of writing a book while also starting a brand new job. What got me the most in this conversation was when Nia said working together gave her "borrowed confidence" — that she could lean on someone who believed in the goal until she believed in it herself. That's exactly what this work is supposed to do. It's never about me having all the answers. It's about walking a path with someone until they can see it clearly enough to walk it on their own. She also said something I haven't stopped thinking about — that there's a "trust recession" happening in the coaching industry right now. Too many people taking on clients they were never equipped to actually help. So she shares the three questions she now tells everyone to ask before they hire a coach, and honestly, I think every person considering coaching needs to hear that part. This isn't just a success story. It's a real look at what it costs, what it takes, and what's possible when you find the right person in your corner. If you're sitting on a goal you haven't said out loud yet, this episode is for you. In this episode, you'll learn: How a TEDx talk on trust in technology outperformed niche-topic averages by 10xThe behind-the-scenes journey from TEDx talk to landing a publishing dealWhy "you can't want something for someone more than they want it for themselves"A three-question framework for vetting any coach or mentorWhat it means to regain your sense of self while chasing a big career goal If you're ready to become the next version of yourself; in your career, your confidence, or your calling you know where to find me. 🎧 Loved this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and share your biggest takeaway, it means the world! What does GRASP stand for? Gratitude. Responsibility. Action. Sight. Purpose. These five pillars are the foundation of authentic, confident leadership and every episode is designed to help you embody them more fully in your life, business, and calling. 🎙️ Not subscribed yet? Join thousands of high-performing leaders who tune in weekly for powerful conversations with world-class guests; real stories, mindset shifts, and actionable insights you can use immediately. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If today's episode moved you, a quick review helps us reach more leaders like you. Thank you! 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon/Audible | iHeartRadio Follow Tara: LinkedIn | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook 🚀 Ready to elevate your brand? Tara's agency, Best Branding Solutions, helps leaders and businesses build a brand presence that's as powerful as their vision. Let's grow together. 💛 Share the love — send this episode to someone who needs it, or post it on your favorite platform. We rise by lifting others.
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    49 分
  • #210: Iron Sharpens Iron: A Conversation on Faith, Business, and Building Remarkable Lives | Ashish Bhatnagar

    #210: Iron Sharpens Iron: A Conversation on Faith, Business, and Building Remarkable Lives | Ashish Bhatnagar
    2026/08/21
    Don't Be a Guru, Be a Disciple ↳ Connect with the host, Tara LaFon Gooch on all platforms He's driven over $2.8 billion in enterprise value advising Fortune 500 C-suites on AI strategy and digital transformation. But behind the boardroom results is a man who refuses to leave his faith at the door. In this episode, Ashish Bhatnagar; enterprise transformation leader, published author, and founder of The Sound Mind — shares the 1987 dream that shaped his life's mission to "build remarkable lives through teaching, equipping, and mobilizing." We dig into why 70% of AI projects never make it to production, the difference between economies of scale and economies of growth, and why Ashish believes mindset must come before skill set and skill set before tool set. Then the conversation shifts: Ashish tells the story of leading a senior VP to Christ through a three-and-a-half-hour whiteboard conversation, and unpacks why he refuses to separate his faith from his work, even in rooms full of Fortune 500 executives. If you've ever felt like your success and your faith live in separate rooms — or you're leading a business and wondering how AI, strategy, and purpose actually fit together; this episode will challenge you to rebuild on a stronger foundation. Listen now, and learn more about Ashish's work at ashishbhatnagar.com and thesoundmind.org. Ashish Bhatnagar is an enterprise transformation leader, trusted C-suite advisor, and published author who has driven over $2.8B in enterprise value across 150+ transformation projects. With 20+ years of experience spanning roles at TCS, Kyndryl, Amazon Web Services, IBM, and Accenture, he helps organizations navigate digital transformation, AI strategy, and operational excellence at scale — work that has generated results like $522M in strategic partnership ARR at AWS and $180M in synergies from a $2.1B healthcare integration. Ashish holds an M.Sc. in Technology Management and Corporate Finance from Columbia University and a B.Sc. in Computer Science from Maharaja Sayaji Rao University, India. He is the author of four business books, including Beyond Tomorrow: Customer Obsession in Strategic Partnerships, The DNA of Customer Obsession in the Age of AI, and The Great Recalibration: The Guide for the Indispensable Human. Beyond the boardroom, Ashish writes and speaks from a faith-driven foundation, with a mission to build remarkable lives through teaching, equipping, and mobilizing lives that have a positive impact. He is the author of three Christian books — Awakened for Purpose, Don't Waste the Wait, and The Sound Mind — and hosts the YouTube ministry channel @bridgebuildersministries. Learn more at ashishbhatnagar.com and thesoundmind.org. 🎧 Loved this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and share your biggest takeaway, it means the world! What does GRASP stand for? Gratitude. Responsibility. Action. Sight. Purpose. These five pillars are the foundation of authentic, confident leadership and every episode is designed to help you embody them more fully in your life, business, and calling. 🎙️ Not subscribed yet? Join thousands of high-performing leaders who tune in weekly for powerful conversations with world-class guests; real stories, mindset shifts, and actionable insights you can use immediately. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If today's episode moved you, a quick review helps us reach more leaders like you. Thank you! 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon/Audible | iHeartRadio Follow Tara: LinkedIn | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook 🚀 Ready to elevate your brand? Tara's agency, Best Branding Solutions, helps leaders and businesses build a brand presence that's as powerful as their vision. Let's grow together. 💛 Share the love — send this episode to someone who needs it, or post it on your favorite platform. We rise by lifting others.
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    47 分
  • #209: Forgiveness: The One Thing Standing Between You and Everything God Promised

    #209: Forgiveness: The One Thing Standing Between You and Everything God Promised
    2026/08/17
    Forgiveness: The One Thing Standing Between You and Everything God Promised ↳ Connect with the host, Tara LaFon Gooch on all platforms You've prayed for the breakthrough. You've believed for the promise. But what if the one thing standing in the way isn't your circumstances, your timing, or even the person who hurt you — what if it's the grudge you're still carrying? In this episode, Tara LaFon Gooch takes you inside a single verse — Luke 23:34 — where Jesus, nailed to the cross, forgives the people crucifying Him before anyone repents, before anyone asks. No delay. No gap. Just release. Tara unpacks the biblical principle of space; how every moment you leave an offense unaddressed becomes occupied territory and shares the deeply personal story of writing a letter to her estranged father, only to learn he had already passed before it reached him. What followed was a moment of unexpected grace that reshaped how she understands forgiveness, gratitude, and restoration. If you've ever wondered whether holding onto something is quietly costing you what God promised, this episode will challenge you to close the space and let God fill it with gold. In this episode: Why Jesus's forgiveness from the cross had zero delay and what that models for usThe principle of space: what moves in when you leave an offense unresolvedA personal story of loss, a letter, and a rainbow that changed everythingHow gratitude turns pain into a teacher, not just a woundThe Kintsugi picture of restoration and why forgiveness comes before the gold 🎧 Loved this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and share your biggest takeaway, it means the world! What does GRASP stand for? Gratitude. Responsibility. Action. Sight. Purpose. These five pillars are the foundation of authentic, confident leadership and every episode is designed to help you embody them more fully in your life, business, and calling. 🎙️ Not subscribed yet? Join thousands of high-performing leaders who tune in weekly for powerful conversations with world-class guests; real stories, mindset shifts, and actionable insights you can use immediately. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If today's episode moved you, a quick review helps us reach more leaders like you. Thank you! 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon/Audible | iHeartRadio Follow Tara: LinkedIn | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook 🚀 Ready to elevate your brand? Tara's agency, Best Branding Solutions, helps leaders and businesses build a brand presence that's as powerful as their vision. Let's grow together. 💛 Share the love — send this episode to someone who needs it, or post it on your favorite platform. We rise by lifting others.
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    11 分
  • #208: What Japanese Pottery Taught Me | A Biblical Look at Kintsugi and Restoration

    #208: What Japanese Pottery Taught Me | A Biblical Look at Kintsugi and Restoration
    2026/08/14
    What Japanese Pottery Taught Me: A Biblical Look at Kintsugi and Restoration ↳ Connect with the host, Tara LaFon Gooch on all platforms There's a 400-year-old Japanese art form where broken pottery isn't thrown away; it's repaired with gold, and the once-shattered piece becomes more valuable than it was before it ever broke. That's not just art. That's what God does with your pain. In this solo episode, Tara unpacks Kintsugi as a living picture of biblical restoration and gets personal about the season she was certain her own break disqualified her, until God showed her that the very thing she was hiding was about to become the thing that made people trust her most. About GRASP GRASP — Gratitude, Responsibility, Action, Sight, Purpose — is the framework at the center of everything Tara teaches, and it wasn't built in a strategy session. It was forged in her most broken season, while she was walking through depression and anxiety, as God met her in the pieces and taught her, step by step, how to turn the cracks into gold. Gratitude — Thanking God for what survived the break, even before you understand why it happened. Responsibility — Owning what's actually yours to carry, without picking up shame that was never yours to hold. Action — Taking one honest step toward God with your pain instead of around it. Sight — Learning to see your break the way God sees it — not as disqualification, but as the exact place the gold is about to go. Purpose — Trusting that nothing is wasted, because God takes the very thing that broke you and uses it to reach someone else who's breaking too. You'll also walk through the theology behind the metaphor (Psalm 34:18, Isaiah 61:3, 2 Corinthians 12:9, Ecclesiastes 3:11, 2 Corinthians 5:17), and why the gold in Kintsugi isn't just decoration; it reflects light, the same way we're meant to reflect God once He's repaired us. This episode is an invitation to stop hiding your break and start letting God trace it in gold because it's already finished. Tetelestai. You are not a repaired version of who you were. You are a new creation. In this episode: The theology behind Kintsugi and why God doesn't disguise your wounds; He restores them in full view Tara's personal story of depression, anxiety, and the season that became the birthplace of GRASPA full breakdown of the GRASP framework and how to apply each step to your own restorationKey scriptures on restoration, including 2 Corinthians 5:17 and the meaning of "Tetelestai"One simple action step to move from hiding your story to letting it become someone else's hope If this episode speaks to you, send it to the one person you know is convinced their break is the end of their story. It might be the exact thing they need to hear today. With Gratitude, Tara 🎧 Loved this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and share your biggest takeaway, it means the world! What does GRASP stand for? Gratitude. Responsibility. Action. Sight. Purpose. These five pillars are the foundation of authentic, confident leadership and every episode is designed to help you embody them more fully in your life, business, and calling. 🎙️ Not subscribed yet? Join thousands of high-performing leaders who tune in weekly for powerful conversations with world-class guests; real stories, mindset shifts, and actionable insights you can use immediately. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If today's episode moved you, a quick review helps us reach more leaders like you. Thank you! 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon/Audible | iHeartRadio Follow Tara: LinkedIn | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook 🚀 Ready to elevate your brand? Tara's agency, Best Branding Solutions, helps leaders and businesses build a brand presence that's as powerful as their vision. Let's grow together. 💛 Share the love — send this episode to someone who needs it, or post it on your favorite platform. We rise by lifting others.
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    14 分
  • #207: The Holy Spirit Told Him His Own Books and Ministry Weren't True (Here's What He Did Next) | Mason Ledbetter

    #207: The Holy Spirit Told Him His Own Books and Ministry Weren't True (Here's What He Did Next) | Mason Ledbetter
    2026/08/10
    The Holy Spirit Told Him His Own Books and Ministry Weren't True (Here's What He Did Next) ↳ Connect with the host, Tara LaFon Gooch on all platforms When Everything You Built Isn't What God Asked For Imagine spending five years building a ministry, writing four books, and gathering a devoted following; only to have the Holy Spirit convict you that none of it was true. That it wasn't the message He wanted you to carry. What would you do? This week on the GRASP Confidence Podcast, Tara sits down with Mason Ledbetter, who lived exactly that moment. After five years fully immersed in deliverance ministry — writing four books, teaching believers how to "cast out demons," and becoming one of the very "spiritual gurus" he now warns others about — Mason received a revelation that turned his entire theology upside down. He spent two months begging God to confirm it, again and again, before he could bring himself to take his books offline, dismantle his ministry, and walk away from the community, the platform, and the identity he'd spent years building. What This Episode Covers What deliverance ministry actually is and why its "layers of an onion" approach to freedom kept people dependent instead of freeThe moment the Holy Spirit revealed that Jesus's finished work on the cross means freedom isn't something to enforce, but something to simply believeThe two revelations that hit Mason at once; the finished work of Jesus and the truth of sonship and how they collided to change his lifeHow to tell the difference between a false teacher who keeps you "thirsty" and a true one who points you back to living waterWhy pride, not lack of evidence, is often the biggest obstacle to admitting we've built our life on the wrong foundationWhat it really costs (financially, relationally, spiritually) to walk away from a community that no longer aligns with truthWhy freedom in Christ was never meant to come "in pieces" Why You Should Listen If you've ever felt the tug of the Holy Spirit asking you to let go of something you built your identity around a career, a community, a belief system; this episode will give you the courage to listen. Mason's story is proof that obedience, even when it costs everything familiar, always leads somewhere greater than what you gave up. Listen now, and if this episode speaks to you or to someone you know still caught in a cycle of striving for freedom instead of resting in it; share it with them. Follow, subscribe, and leave a review to help this message find the people who need to hear it most. Connect with Mason on all platforms here! 🎧 Loved this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and share your biggest takeaway, it means the world! What does GRASP stand for? Gratitude. Responsibility. Action. Sight. Purpose. These five pillars are the foundation of authentic, confident leadership — and every episode is designed to help you embody them more fully in your life, business, and calling. 🎙️ Not subscribed yet? Join thousands of high-performing leaders who tune in weekly for powerful conversations with world-class guests; real stories, mindset shifts, and actionable insights you can use immediately. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If today's episode moved you, a quick review helps us reach more leaders like you. Thank you! 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon/Audible | iHeartRadio Follow Tara: LinkedIn | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook 🚀 Ready to elevate your brand? Tara's agency, Best Branding Solutions, helps leaders and businesses build a brand presence that's as powerful as their vision. Let's grow together. 💛 Share the love — send this episode to someone who needs it, or post it on your favorite platform. We rise by lifting others.
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    55 分
  • #206: From Inc. 5000 Success to Rock Bottom: Carlos Hidalgo's Path Back to Christ

    #206: From Inc. 5000 Success to Rock Bottom: Carlos Hidalgo's Path Back to Christ
    2026/08/03
    What if everything you've built vanished tomorrow, would you still be okay? ↳ Connect with the host, Tara LaFon Gooch on all platforms Carlos Hidalgo had it all by the world's standards: Inc. 5000 awards, a bestselling business book, international keynote stages, and the title of "most influential person" in his industry. But behind the accolades, he was living a double life — teaching Sunday school one morning and out until 3 a.m. the next night. In 2015, it all came crashing down when his marriage nearly ended and his carefully built identity shattered. In this deeply honest conversation, Carlos shares the moment God met him "with His knee on my neck" and asked one simple question: are we still doing this? He opens up about full surrender, rebuilding his marriage, and why he now calls Jesus Christ his "operating system." This episode goes beyond motivation. It's a conversation about real, lasting freedom. Carlos gets real about: The moment backstage in Charlotte that revealed his true heart before he ever said a wordWhy he says, "I've seen how weak I am. I've seen how useless my flesh is on its own" — and why that's actually good newsThe danger of tying your identity to achievement, and what happens when it's stripped awayHow studying scripture slowly — sometimes one chapter for seven days straight — transformed his relationship with GodWhy "cease striving" might be the most important advice for anyone stuck on the hamster wheel of burnout Whether you're a high achiever quietly running on empty, or someone who's ever wondered if God could really want a relationship with you, this episode will meet you exactly where you are. Because as Carlos says, love demands a choice. And God is already waiting. Book Carlos to speak at your next event and learn more about his work: https://www.carloshidalgo.co 🎧 Loved this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and share your biggest takeaway, it means the world! What does GRASP stand for? Gratitude. Responsibility. Action. Sight. Purpose. These five pillars are the foundation of authentic, confident leadership and every episode is designed to help you embody them more fully in your life, business, and calling. 🎙️ Not subscribed yet? Join thousands of high-performing leaders who tune in weekly for powerful conversations with world-class guests; real stories, mindset shifts, and actionable insights you can use immediately. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If today's episode moved you, a quick review helps us reach more leaders like you. Thank you! 🎧 Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon/Audible | iHeartRadio Follow Tara: LinkedIn | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook 🚀 Ready to elevate your brand? Tara's agency, Best Branding Solutions, helps leaders and businesses build a brand presence that's as powerful as their vision. Let's grow together. 💛 Share the love — send this episode to someone who needs it, or post it on your favorite platform. We rise by lifting others.
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    37 分
  • #205: How to Find Freedom From Addiction Through Christ | Demoris B. Hickman

    #205: How to Find Freedom From Addiction Through Christ | Demoris B. Hickman
    2026/07/27
    How to Find Freedom From Addiction Through Christ | A Christian Addiction Recovery Testimony | Episode #205 ↳ Connect with the host, Tara LaFon Gooch on all platforms From Rock Bottom to Redemption What happens when addiction, homelessness, and hopelessness collide with a God who never lets go? Demoris Hickman knows firsthand. This is not a polished, surface-level story — it's a raw, honest look at what it takes to truly come back from the darkest season of your life, and a real example of faith-based addiction recovery in action. A Childhood Shaped by Pain Demoris's story begins in childhood, watching his single mother battle both poverty and a cancer diagnosis while raising three kids on her own. As the only son, Demoris carried a weight he didn't know how to process — comparison, stress, and a growing sense that God wasn't there. That unresolved pain became the doorway to addiction, a pattern many people who grew up in survival mode will recognize in their own lives. A Story of Darkness and Deliverance In this raw and unfiltered conversation, author and non-profit founder Demoris Hickman opens up about his 10+ year battle with drug addiction — starting with marijuana, progressing to alcohol, and eventually to crack cocaine addiction. He shares what it was like losing his job, his home, and his sense of identity — sleeping on the streets of Columbia, SC, stealing to survive, and holding a sign asking strangers for help while his mother prayed for him from her knees. Demoris doesn't shy away from any of it. He walks listeners through the gloomy day he hit absolute rock bottom, sitting homeless on hotel steps, filthy and broken, and the exact moment he heard God say, "Go home." That single decision led him back to his mother, back to sobriety, and eventually to Timmonsville Community Church — the community that took him in and helped him rebuild his life one small step at a time. Overcoming Addiction Through the Power of the Holy Spirit If you've ever wondered whether transformation is really possible — whether freedom from addiction, shame, or a broken past is within reach — this episode will show you it is. Demoris and Tara dig deep into practical, faith-centered questions many listeners searching for Christian recovery resources are asking: How do you tell the difference between conviction and condemnation? How does the Holy Spirit help you resist relapse triggers? Why is rock bottom so often the place where people meet Christ for the first time? And how does discovering your God-given purpose become the antidote to addiction and self-destructive patterns? This conversation also unpacks a powerful truth: addiction isn't always drugs or alcohol — it can be anything that steals your time, your money, and your relationship with God, including phone addiction, overeating, or other coping mechanisms hiding in plain sight. From Addiction to Author: A Testimony of Purpose Today, Demoris lives out his purpose as a published author, motivational speaker, and founder of the Demoris Hickman Performing Arts Center, using his story to reach others who are still trapped in the same prison he once knew. His journey is a real-life example of what it looks like to go from addiction to purpose, and proof that no one is too far gone for God to redeem and restore. Who Should Listen to This Episode This episode is for anyone searching for hope in addiction recovery, Christians walking through sobriety, family members praying for a loved one struggling with substance abuse, or anyone who feels like they're living in a mental or emotional prison even without a substance involved. If you've searched for terms like "how to overcome addiction with faith," "Christian testimony on drug addiction," or "finding purpose after rock bottom," this conversation was made for you. Listen, Subscribe, and Share Listen now, and if this story moves you, subscribe to GRASP Confidence Podcast and leave a review to help this message reach someone still in the dark. Someone in your life may need to hear exactly this today. Connect with Demoris Hickman: 🌐 Website: https://demorishickman.com/ 📚 Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578706369 Support the Mission (Demoris Hickman Performing Arts Center is a 501(c)(3) — donations are tax-deductible) 💛 Venmo: @Demoris-Hickman-1 💙 PayPal: demorishproductions@gmail.com 💜 Zelle: 854-208-0601 💚 Cash App: $DHPerformingArts ✉️ Mail a check: Demoris Hickman Performing Arts Center, 706 W Smith St, Timmonsville, SC 29161 🎧 Loved this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts and share your biggest takeaway, it means the world! What does GRASP stand for? Gratitude. Responsibility. Action. Sight. Purpose. These five pillars are the foundation of authentic, confident leadership and every episode is designed to help you embody them more fully in your life, business, and calling. 🎙️ Not subscribed yet? Join ...
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    39 分