In this deeply moving episode, I sit down with my longtime friend, Carrie Capes, whose life embodies the power of action and the transformative impact of authentic connection. Carrie opens up about her journey as the mother of Max, a young man with multiple disabilities including being nonverbal and hearing-impaired. Facing challenges that would overwhelm many, Carrie discovered the profound healing potential of animals.She founded HorsePower Therapeutic Riding, a nonprofit that has touched countless lives—from children with disabilities to veterans and survivors of trauma. Through the intuitive bond between humans and horses, Carrie has helped individuals find confidence, community, and a renewed sense of purpose.But her mission didn't stop there. Recognizing the ongoing needs of Max after he aged out of public school, Carrie pivoted once again. She launched a doggy daycare and training business right from her home, where Max plays an integral role. This venture not only provides valuable services to pet owners but also creates a nurturing environment where Max and others can thrive.Throughout our conversation, we delve into the importance of putting values into action, the healing power of community, and the necessity of self-care—even touching on Carrie's upcoming seclusion retreat for personal renewal. Carrie's story is a testament to resilience, compassion, and the incredible impact one person can have when they choose to live authentically and serve others.Join us for an inspiring dialogue that will challenge you to reflect on your own life and consider how you, too, can make a meaningful difference.

Join Brian R. King, MSW, and Nicole Tuxbury for a heartfelt and insightful conversation about the power of books, the importance of practicing gratitude, and the journey of overcoming self-doubt. Nicole shares her personal experiences and challenges, including her neurodivergence and the five-year journey to publish her first book. They discuss how practicing gratitude can transform self-perception and boost confidence, particularly for women. Learn why it's crucial to value your unique perspective and take imperfect action toward your goals. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone looking to build confidence and embrace their unique journey.

In this heartfelt and enlightening episode, Heather Clark shares her powerful journey of breaking free from the generational curses of reactive parenting. Heather dives into her struggles with Reynaud's syndrome, the warmth she finds in summertime, and the stark contrast to her Canadian upbringing. She opens up about her determination to parent differently, highlighting her transformative journey that began in 2016. Heather and Brian explore the importance of self-awareness, repairing emotional wounds, and the surprising signs from the universe that guided her path. Join us for an inspiring conversation about overcoming past trauma, fostering open communication with children, and the profound impact of online communities in personal growth. This episode is a testament to the power of change and the courage it takes to break free from the past.