November 1
Being stuck in bed is not my thing. I’ve been such an active person in my life. My Mom once said she tried to put me in front of Sesame Street, looking for a break, and I wouldn’t have more than a minute of it, before I ran off.
My adult life hasn’t changed much. I like to move my body everyday. Being paralyzed and stuck in bed was one of the hardest parts of Guillain-Barré Syndrome.
October 25
I’d be lying if I said Guillain-Barré Syndrome has not been emotional for me. I have, for the majority of the time, kept as positive as I can. With that said, this syndrome has brought me to tears… more than once and I don’t think it is a bad thing.
Feeling our emotions is a good thing!
For one thing, feeling anything was something I was grateful for as I had lost movement in my physical body.
October 18
Growth is a core value of mine and my company.
All of life is learning. During this time I have been forced to learn a lot. Two big areas of my life and learning that I typically let slide have been asking for help and patience.
October 11
When I got to the hospital I couldn’t move my legs or my arms and could not move any of my face muscles. This was one of my first big milestones, raising my arm. Looks simple, but for me in that moment it was a big deal.
What Guillain-Barré Syndrome does to the body essentially is the immune system attacks the nerves. More specifically it actually attacks, eats away, the Myelin.
October 4
The very beginning of August ended up with Guillain-Barré Syndrome and it’s no joke. I was paralyzed, legs, arms and face.
August 2
In this special episode, we’ll learn from Jim Blachek, owner of Dynamic Benefit Solutions, in this compelling talk about his proclivity for saving lives through access to the right healthcare.
After the tragic death of his 21-year-old son, Jim chose LIFE and did not let fear get in the way of what he knew he needed to do.
We discuss how Jim’s employees saved his business in the wake of tragedy, and how it fueled his fire to make change for good.
July 6
If you had to choose a road to represent your journey - would you pick the one of least resistance, slow, controlled, and easy?
Or the super fast, chaotic, and bumpy one?
This week, I chat with MBML team member (and new dad!) Jovanni Godina on all things creating space: for work, family, beliefs and desires in order to follow your path.
In this important conversation, we discuss how to learn from other people’s mistakes so you don’t go down the road not meant for you, questioning your beliefs on why you think you can’t have what you want, how to be content with where you are before desiring more, and the importance of mentors.
June 15
If you subject your ideas to the creative process and second guess your systems, you’ll be on your way to MORE success in LESS time.
Join my friend Pete Romano, founder of Segwik, a CRM powerhouse, as we chat all things mindset framing, down time, and how career pivots (& setbacks) actually get you further.
Take it from Pete: his business stemmed from a series of daydreams and reroutes.
From corporate advertising to music production & marketing, Pete’s been through it all - now he’s building an all-encompassing software system to help small businesses do what they do best.