personal triumphs

In this thought-provoking episode, Phill Nosworthy  delve into the essence of success, examining personal triumphs and milestones that shape individual journeys. Phil, a globally recognized corporate educator and mentor, shares insights into his transformative experiences across varied fields. The conversation explores the dynamic nature of success, urging listeners to break free from complacency and discover their true passion.

About Phill Nosworthy:

Phill Nosworthy is a globally recognized corporate educator and mentor, celebrated for his insights into leadership, personal mastery, and career acceleration. With a dedicated following among senior executives and high performers in Fortune-listed companies worldwide, Phill has engaged audiences in over 50 countries and 75 cities in person, and over 180 countries through digital experiences.

As the founder of Nosworthy Group, Phill has designed and delivered innovative programs for renowned organizations like Microsoft, Boston Consulting Group’s DV, GitHub, the AFL, EY, and Universal Music. Collaborating with leading thinkers such as Esther Perel, Ryan Holiday, Dr. Susan David, Jay Shetty, and Adam Grant, he has created transformative learning experiences.

Please click here to learn more about Phill Nosworthy. 

About Brad Sugars
Internationally known as one of the most influential entrepreneurs, Brad Sugars is a bestselling author, keynote speaker, and the #1 business coach in the world. Over the course of his 30-year career as an entrepreneur, Brad has become the CEO of 9+ companies and is the owner of the multimillion-dollar franchise ActionCOACH®. As a husband and father of five, Brad is equally as passionate about his family as he is about business. That’s why, Brad is a strong advocate for building a business that works without you – so you can spend more time doing what really matters to you. Over the years of starting, scaling and selling many businesses, Brad has earned his fair share of scars. Being an entrepreneur is not an easy road. But if you can learn from those who have gone before you, it becomes a lot easier than going at it alone.
Please click here to learn more about Brad Sugars: https://bradsugars.com/

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Dive into the heartwarming world of the Bridging Divides podcast, where mental health meets community stories that resonate, inspire, and connect. This episode shines the spotlight on the incredible journey of Cooper Brooks, a master barber with a flair for style and a story that cuts deep.

From the hum of his barber's chair to the roaring applause of a 50,000-strong audience, Cooper has carved a niche in the hairdressing world, winning accolades and captivating stages. Yet, his road to success was not without its challenges.

🪒 Discover Cooper's ascent: How did he go from an aspiring barber to cutting hair live in front of thousands?
🪒 Behind the scissors: Cooper’s personal struggles, triumphs, and what he’s learned from the chair.

If you've ever found solace in a salon chair or been mesmerized by the art of hairdressing, this episode with Cooper Brooks is a must-listen. Uncover the intertwining threads of community, mental health, and the sheer artistry of cutting hair. Tune in now and let us bridge the divides, one strand at a time.

Keywords: Mental Health, Cooper Brooks, Barber, Bridging Divides, Community Stories, Award-Winning, Hairdressing, Live Performances, Personal Triumphs, Hairstyling, Inspirational Journey.

In the season finale, we explore the victorious moments of the hero's journey cycle. We discuss the cost of victory, the cyclical nature of the journey, and the importance of embracing discomfort and growth.

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In this episode of Tanya Kirkpatrick's podcast, she continues her conversation with her youngest daughter Hailey Kirkpatrick. Hailey talks about her experience with EMDR therapy and how she uses skills from counseling to cope with difficult situations. She also shares the importance of accepting that it's okay to make mistakes because you're only human.

Hailey talks about her non-negotiable time at church and how her love language is time spent. She shares her special relationship with her brother, her love for watching him play baseball, and her big accomplishment of getting accepted for an apartment. Hailey also talks about her journey of owning her own hair business, learning how to handle finances, and specializing in blonding for hair while prioritizing healthy hair first. Her goal is to open her own location for hair and to seek more education. Hailey reflects on her late father and how she wishes he could see that she has succeeded in her business.

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In 2015, Alan Fraser was in the best physical condition of his life.  But then one day after training he went home and realized that something just wasn't right.  Thankfully his (now) husband Tim jumped into action and drove a couple hours to see why Alan had stopped responding when Tim kept checking on him.  Tim found Alan unconscious in his bed, helped revive him and then rushed him to the nearest ER.  They were told later that if he hadn't come in at that time, he wouldn't be with us today. 

His condition was so bad that the medical team had to put him in an induced medical coma in order to save his life.  He was "out" for two weeks.  He describes how the induced coma saved his life, but it had other severe consequences that would impact him the rest of his life.

His story is real, it's heartfelt and it has meaning and a message for all of us...

Listen as he describes the ordeal that he had to endure and he shares what he's learned from this experience.

NOTE: This is a re-issue of an earlier episode when my podcast was new.  I'm re-sharing some of the best ones as a Friday feature, since more people will now be able to hear and learn from it.

Photo: Copyright Wilkinson/2022

Opening and closing music courtesy the very talented Zakhar Valaha via Pixabay.

To contact Wilkinson- email him at BecomingWilkinson@gmail.com

In 2015, Alan Fraser was in the best physical condition of his life.  But then one day after training he went home and realized that something just wasn't right.  Thankfully his (now) husband Tim jumped into action and drove a couple hours to see why Alan had stopped responding when Tim kept checking on him.  Tim found Alan unconscious in his bed, helped revive him and then rushed him to the nearest ER.  They were told later that if he hadn't come in at that time, he wouldn't be with us today. 

His condition was so bad that the medical team had to put him in an induced medical coma in order to save his life.  He was "out" for two weeks.  He describes how the induced coma saved his life, but it had other severe consequences that would impact him the rest of his life.

His story is real, it's heartfelt and it has meaning and a message for all of us...

Listen as he describes the ordeal that he had to endure and he shares what he's learned from this experience.


Photo: Copyright Wilkinson/2022

Opening and closing music courtesy the very talented Zakhar Valaha via Pixabay.

To contact Wilkinson- email him at BecomingWilkinson@gmail.com