Welcome to MOJO: The Meaning of Life and Business. In this episode, host Jennifer Glass is joined by the inspiring Holly Bertone, a holistic health coach, author, and podcast host, who shares her powerful story of facing adversity, including a "no conflict divorce" and a battle with breast cancer.

Holly's resilience and unique approach to overcoming challenges provide valuable insights into reclaiming one's life and finding inner strength.

Join us as Holly discusses her "Rocky framework," the impact of social media on body image and self-esteem, and the importance of internal validation.

Get ready to be inspired and discover the keys to embracing resilience and self-discovery.

About my guest: Holly Bertone is a Midlife Comeback Coach, Motivational Speaker, #1 Amazon bestselling author, and Host of the Gratitude Builds Fortitude Podcast. Holly spent 20 years in consulting and federal government service, primarily at the FBI, where she was a Chief of Staff. After struggling with breast cancer, autoimmune disease, and debilitating chronic fatigue, she created a unique methodology to heal herself. Holly combines the principles of performance and mindset to coach successful women who are stressed out and burned out, to unleash their comeback story so they can ditch exhaustion, and achieve optimal health and performance. She has been featured on over 250 virtual and physical stages as an expert on using mindset to overcome adversity and create your comeback story.

Connect with Holly on Instagram, LinkedIn, and on the web at https://podcastholly.com Keywords: overcoming challenges, rock bottom, holistic health coach, burnout recovery, no conflict divorce, personal responsibility, amicable separation, divorce, breast cancer, autoimmune disease, chronic fatigue, FBI, forced resignation, validation, self-discovery, resilience, adversity, fortitude, setbacks, support, rocky inspired framework, future self, vision, authenticity, success, social media, body image, self-esteem, holistic health, anxiety, depression, emotional eating, internal validation