In this episode of This Is Wealth, host Liz Crawford sits down with entrepreneur and creative thinker Jason Turner to explore what success really looks like—beyond the job titles, the income, and the checklist life.

Jason shares the unexpected journey from being a burned-out, high-achieving executive to finding clarity, meaning, and purpose through reinvention. From therapy and sabbaticals to building new ventures and learning how to be present with his kids, Jason talks openly about identity, fear, ambition, and the courage it takes to stop chasing and start living.

Whether you're reassessing your own version of success or just craving something more authentic, this episode offers a thoughtful reminder that life isn't a straight line—and that's where the real growth happens.

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• Website: IOP San Antonio - Intensive Outpatient Program in San Antonio - Emotion Wellness
• YouTube: e-motion wellness - YouTube
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In this episode of This Is Wealth, Liz Crawford sits down with mental health entrepreneur Amanda Koplin to explore what families really need to raise healthy, resilient children—especially when addiction, entitlement, anxiety, or emotional struggles begin to surface.

Amanda breaks down why traditional therapy models often fall short and how her concierge mental health approach—sometimes living directly with families—helps untangle complex family dynamics in real life, not just in an office.

From parenting through shame and trauma, to preparing children to be self-reliant adults, this episode offers real, raw, and practical insight for any parent, grandparent, or anyone navigating family relationships.

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In this episode of This Is Wealth: Living Life Richly, host Liz Crawford talks with Staci Almager, former CEO of Hill Country Family Services, about the strength it takes to keep going when life doesn’t go as planned—even when everything looks perfect on the outside.

Staci opens up about the loss of her daughter, and how that experience reshaped her perspective on grief, connection, and showing up authentically. In a conversation that is both heartbreaking and uplifting, she shares what it’s like to carry deep personal pain while leading with purpose, and how her journey has become a source of empathy, healing, and service for others.

This is not just a story about loss—it’s a conversation about resilience, the people who show up when it matters most, and how we find meaning after everything changes.

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In this episode of This is Wealth: Living Life Richly, host Liz Crawford sits down with Terry Kyle—Chief Executive Officer and Chief Development Officer of CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System Foundations—to discuss what it means to take the fear out of fundraising. Terry currently directs the fundraising teams for both The Children’s Hospital of San Antonio Foundation and the Friends of CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Foundation and has spent his career in the nonprofit world raising millions of dollars to support meaningful, impactful missions for several organizations. For many, the idea of asking for money feels intimidating, but Terry is here to change that.

In this insightful conversation, Terry shares why fundraising is essential for nonprofits, how board members can confidently support fundraising efforts, and practical tips to remove the fear and stigma around “the big ask. ”Let’s demystify fundraising together—whether you're a nonprofit leader or serving on a board, this episode is here to help you fundraise with purpose and confidence, and without fear.

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In this episode of This Is Wealth: Living Life Richly, we sit down with the remarkable Suhail Arastu—a San Antonio native whose path has spanned continents, causes, and cultures. From studying neurobiology at Berkeley to deep-sea fishing in a remote Japanese village and circumnavigating the globe with the UN, Suhail’s journey is anything but ordinary.

Now rooted in his hometown, Suhail shares how those global experiences inspired his mission with Musical Bridges Around the World—a nonprofit redefining access to the arts through cultural diplomacy, education, and community engagement.

Discover how music and creativity are breaking down barriers, building connections, and reimagining what it truly means to live richly.

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📰 Read more about Suhail in San Antonio Woman: https://sawoman.com/2025/05/guy-to-know-suhail-arastu/

In this episode of This Is Wealth: Living Life Richly, host Liz Crawford welcomes Mike Bacon—Vice President for Alumni Relations and Development at Trinity University and a trusted advisor to some of Texas’s most transformative philanthropic efforts.

With a career rooted in both business and service, Mike shares how he’s helped shape the fundraising strategies behind major institutions like UTSA and the University of the Incarnate Word. But his real focus? Relationships. From boardrooms to living rooms, Mike’s approach blends humility, clarity, and purpose to help clients build lasting legacies.

Whether you're navigating nonprofit leadership, planning your family’s impact, or just trying to figure out how to give meaningfully—this episode offers rich insights on aligning wealth with what truly matters.

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In this episode of This Is Wealth: Living Life Richly, host Liz Crawford sits down with Elizabeth Fauerso — strategist, storyteller, and the visionary behind some of San Antonio’s most beloved spaces, including the iconic Pearl Brewery.

From a liberal arts education to a career that’s spanned global consulting, cultural branding, and place-making, Elizabeth shares how creativity, curiosity, and empathy have guided her every step. With insights drawn from international experience and deep community engagement, she reminds us that true wealth isn’t just built — it’s designed with intention and heart.

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In this episode of This is Wealth - Living Life Richly, host Liz Crawford sits down with Shannon Davis, a remarkable woman known for her relentless fight for justice. Shannon is a wife, mother, attorney, and CEO, but she’s best recognized for taking on impossible causes and making an extraordinary impact. After changing the world once, Shannon continues to seek out new opportunities to challenge injustices and push philanthropic leaders to be bold in their mission. Tune in for one of the most inspiring stories that you will ever hear.

Learn more about Shannon Davis and The Bridgeway Foundation: www.bridgewayfoundation.org/leadership/

Shannon’s Book: To Stop a Warlord: My Story of Justice, Grace, and the Fight for Peace: Sedgwick Davis, Shannon: 9780812995923: Amazon.com:Books

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