Growing up with a learning disability can be exceptionally challenging. However, more challenging is the mindset it can develop within you. "I'm not smart enough" or even "I'm dumb" can be debilitating and limiting beliefs. What does it take to break those beliefs and heal a mindset problem while still dealing with a learning disability? Listen to Cameron Armstrong and see how he was able to do this very thing.

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It's your first pregnancy and you are excited as you attend the first ultrasound to see the precious life you have created. How do you respond when the ultrasound technician says, "There's something wrong with your baby?" How do you cope with the knowledge that your baby won't live long after birth, if they make it that far in the first place? Listen to my guests, Tim and Jaelyn Allen, talk about how they rose above and healed from that very thing.

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For young men, there can be a lot of shame around being sexually abused. It is especially bad when you are accused of it by your abuser. When no one believes you, the internal beliefs can spiral into a life of self-doubt, addiction, and other self-destructive behaviors. Listen as my guest, Adam Rudolph, talks about his process of turning things around in his life and finding peace and self-confidence.