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017: Success, Not Survival

017: Success, Not Survival

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Today's episode: We return from our break in a fantastic episode with Michaela Childs. Michaela shares how her past of trauma and abuse did not stop her passion and determination for helping others. Through some incredible insights, Michaela shares her perspective on the stigma towards trauma survivors, navigating life and finding success after those experiences, and how the world of pageantry is creating a community for growing leaders to find their voice.

Michaela is the current Miss Nutmeg 2026, Former top 5 contender of Miss Connecticut, Founder of the Mariposa Project and a mental health advocate for her community and the nation.

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