What Would You Say? | Eps. 101-110 | Reflections on Pivotal Moments

Jeremy Grater is the co-founder and co-host of The Fit Mess Podcast, where he has spent nearly a decade exploring his physical, emotional, and mental health. After a knee injury, he discovered mindfulness through cycling, leading to a 70-pound weight loss and a profound life transformation. His podcast emphasizes men's mental health, providing a supportive community for listeners.

Chris Rock is a cyber mercenary who has worked in the Middle East, the US, and Asia for the last 30 years, for both government and private organizations. He is the Chief Information Security Officer and co-founder of SIEMonster. Chris has presented three times at DEFCON, the world's largest hacking conference, on controversial vulnerabilities, and is the author of 'The Baby Harvest,' a book about criminals and terrorists using virtual babies and fake deaths for financing. He has also been invited to speak at TED Global.

Rebecca Kirk is a spiritual career coach and author of 'You're Here For A Reason,' integrating spirituality for a more fulfilling work life. After a 14-year corporate journey, a career break to Australia became a turning point that led her to life coaching in 2016. Her approach has helped hundreds worldwide navigate career crossroads, aligning their professional lives with their personal values and spiritual beliefs.

Mindy Corporon, once a thriving CEO, faced a life-altering tragedy when her father and son were murdered in a hate crime. This pivotal event redirected her life's mission toward fostering empathy and understanding. She co-founded SevenDays, a movement to spread kindness and combat hate, and founded Workplace Healing, a platform that helps leaders support employees through traumatic life events. She is also the author of 'Healing a Shattered Soul.'

Stephanie Franklin is the Founder and CEO of Fly Wines, a minority-owned wine company that introduces America to a rich selection of the world's finest wines from independent vineyards. After a career in ad tech in London and New York, the sudden loss of her mother sparked the idea for Fly Wines. Her passion for unearthing extraordinary wines and advocating for underrepresented winemakers is central to her mission of celebrating diversity and craftsmanship in winemaking.

Lauren Cobello is a national TV personality and four-time author, and a distinguished figure in public relations, having appeared on major shows like the TODAY show and GMA. As the founder and CEO of Leverage with Media PR, she has established herself as a top expert in PR, particularly for non-fiction authors. A single mother of four, she is focused on empowering women and calls Central New York home.

Allison Teicher-Fahrbach has extensive experience in trauma-informed education and empowerment. She has five published books, her most recent being Darkness to Light, and is well-versed in curriculum design, having developed and taught subjects from Creative Writing to Forensic Science. She serves as an English Language Learner Coordinator at a high school in Queens, NY, and successfully defended her dissertation on trauma-informed education through Liberty University's Educational Leadership Ph.D. program in late 2023.

Audrey White is the CEO of the Grief Coach Academy and holds a Master of Public Health from the University of Michigan. Her expertise stems from both her professional background and her personal experiences with grief; in 2020 she faced the loss of eight family members, including her mother, and in 2022 her brother was killed. At the Grief Coach Academy, she teaches individuals how to overcome loss and rebuild lives filled with meaning, purpose, and joy.

Kate Walker is an executive leadership and human resources expert, author, and single mother. With over two decades of senior-level corporate experience, she has worked with global companies like Nintendo and the United States Tennis Association. Her book, 'A Candid Conversation: Lessons in Life, Love, and Leadership,' reflects her journey through life's challenges and triumphs.

Jaclyn Lindsey is the co-founder and CEO of kindness.org, a global nonprofit that combines rigorous science with applicable solutions for kinder classrooms, communities, and companies. She believes kindness is humanity's greatest asset. Jaclyn has spent over fifteen years in the nonprofit space, where she has helped raise more than $100M for domestic and international missions. An author and keynote speaker, she sits on the board of Children in Conflict and hosts the Why Kindness? podcast.