Kertrina Dauway was succeeding. People were listening. Doors were opening. Her voice was carrying farther. But underneath all of that, she was still doing work nobody in the audience could see. In our conversation, Kertrina talks about the little girl who learned early what it felt like to question her own worth, the faith that gave her somewhere to place what she couldn’t always explain, the responsibility of motherhood, and the strange reality of becoming more accomplished while still trying to become more whole. Then came the House of Blues, a stage she says she somehow knew was part of her future before the opportunity ever existed. What interested me wasn’t simply that she got there. It was what she had to understand about herself once she did.
Eventually, that understanding became You Can Live Again. But this episode isn’t about a slogan. It’s about what happens when faith, pain, purpose, success, and self-understanding all begin colliding inside one life. And when I asked Kertrina how she wanted to be remembered when all of this was over, her answer wasn’t about stages, titles, applause, or accomplishments. It was simple: that she helped them. That they were helped. Watch the full conversation on THE RUSH OUTROSPECTIVE | A Mastering the Art of Living Podcast. This one goes far beyond the woman people see.
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