Diana Flowe is on a mission to work with those working toward sobriety and/or through their addiction as a catalyst to inspire others to build an empowered life, filled with joy, purpose, and freedom. When she was young, Diana lacked self-esteem, had no direction, and hung out with the wrong crowd. At age 13, she was a heavy drug user and addict. She married when she was 15 and dropped out of high school. She made multiple suicide attempts, found herself homeless, and even lived in the woods at one point. By age 27, with a newborn baby, two young children, and a failing marriage, she was desperate for change. She promised herself to do everything in her power to get clean and sober, to change, and never return to that life! She returned to school, earned a leadership and nursing degree, and became a highly awarded Director of Nursing. Despite all the odds stacked against her, she went from high school dropout and addict to Director of Nursing, living a clean, productive, sober, and joyous life for the past 29 years. You can learn more about Diana Flowe at https://www.linkedin.com/in/floweconsulting/ and https://www.google.com/search?q=Diana+Flowe+consulting&rlz=1C1UEAD_enUS1142US1142&oq=Diana+Flowe+consulting&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIGCAEQRRg80gEINDI4N2owajSoAgCwAgE&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:95a5f6fc,vid:7ijhMk94ghY,st:0

Clay Belgie is President of the Lower Shore Autism Community, a 501 (c) (3) organization. The Lower Shore Autism Community Solicits everyone’s support in creating a new map and plan for people with Autism, one that helps Lower Shore families fund professional help and the social support they need for their whole lives. Their mission and values include dedicating themselves to and advocating for individuals on the autism spectrum and their families, connecting them with resources and information, and building a community of mutual support. The organization envisions a world where individuals with Autism are respected for who they are and are supported in their quest to live whole lives. You can learn more about Clay Belgie and the Lower Shore Autism Community at https://lowershoreautism.org/.

Nicole Richards made a life transition from being a makeup artist to becoming a life performance coach. What/who do you need to make a life transition? Nicole would respond, at least in part, to build your team. Get support when embarking on new journeys. What do you need to feel supported? Nicole works with a therapist, ADD coach, and business coach and is looking for a personal trainer. Having this team stops her from using friends as therapists. She gets unbiased advice, and her goal with a trainer is to challenge her body differently. So, how can you reinvent yourself with confidence? What hurdles have to be overcome to take life in a new direction? How do you overcome those challenges? How do you ignore the naysayers? How do you push through paralyzing fear? Nicole responds to these and other considerations in this podcast. You can learn more about Nicole at https://medium.com/authority-magazine/author-nicole-richards-second-chapters-how-i-reinvented-myself-in-the-second-chapter-of-my-life-eec551f58c77 and https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolerichardsco-life-coach-business-strategist/?originalSubdomain=ca