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I am just so excited to share this chat with my Pass Around the Smile community. I know you’re going to love it! Briony Benjamin is an extremely inspiring storyteller, content creator and speaker who has lived her fair share of ups and downs.

While Briony was living her best and most busy life as the executive producer for Video at Mammamia, her time was rudely interrupted by the dreaded C word, cancer. Throughout her journey fighting cancer, she documented and created a short video called You Only Get One Life, which quickly went viral and led to a publishing deal. Her book, Life is Tough But So Are You, is absolutely INCREDIBLE. It was created to help people who have had a massive setback. This book is also extremely insightful in being able to support those around you who are going through a hard time.

In this chat, we discuss A LOT! Briony openly shares how she dealt with the shock and overwhelm that came with her cancer diagnosis, the process and mindset she tried her best to maintain during chemotherapy and the long road to healing afterward. For me, Briony’s story really helped me put things into perspective and her analogies, quotes and positive attitude that helped her through a hard time, is not only inspiring, but SO helpful to anyone - regardless of what you are going through.

Briony has put so much love and energy into her healing process and has found spiritual and self development miracles along the way through journaling, the power of positivity, self love and self care. She even shares the most beautiful, serendipitous love story, which I know my community will LOVE! A reminder that when we trust the process, incredible things can unfold. Briony is a shining light, so get ready to feel INSPIRED!

Briony's Links Below

Briony's Website
Briony's Instagram
Watch You've Only Got One Life
The Lightning Process (Course Briony was chatting about!)

Pass Around the Smile Links Below

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This episode is sponsored by The Poor Person's Almanack.

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