Thriving not Surviving

Helen Valentino

Thriving, Not Surviving is a podcast for anyone who’s ever faced life’s challenges and wondered, Is there more to life than just getting by? Hosted by Helen Valentino, this show dives deep into personal growth, resilience, and the incredible power of transformation. Through solo episodes and inspiring guest interviews, we explore real-life stories of people who have not only overcome adversity but found ways to truly thrive. Whether you’re navigating change, seeking purpose, or just need a dose of motivation, this podcast is your companion on the journey to a more fulfilling life. Because you deserve more than survival—you deserve to thrive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. Ep 50 Cliff’s Story – Late Bloomers, RSD & Learning to Survive

    3D AGO

    Ep 50 Cliff’s Story – Late Bloomers, RSD & Learning to Survive

    Content note: This episode includes honest discussion of suicidal ideation and mental health challenges. Listener discretion advised and please take care while listening. Keywords ADHD, Autism, Mental Health, Hypnotherapy, Cacao Ceremony, Neurodiversity, Support Networks, Parenting, Community, Personal Growth Summary In this milestone Episode 50 of Thriving Not Surviving, Helen is joined by fellow podcaster and late-diagnosed ADHDer Cliff Kilmister for an honest, compassionate conversation about neurodiversity, mental health, and survival. Cliff shares his personal journey through anxiety, suicidal ideation, late diagnosis, and parenting an autistic/ADHD daughter, alongside powerful insights into masking, rejection sensitivity dysphoria (RSD), stimming, and the impact of workplace and school environments on neurodivergent nervous systems. Together, Helen and Cliff explore healing tools including hypnotherapy, cacao ceremony, intuition, and compassionate leadership — offering hope, understanding, and practical wisdom for anyone navigating neurodiversity, whether as a parent, professional, or late-diagnosed adult. Support: If this episode brings up difficult feelings, support is available. In the UK, Samaritans are available 24/7 on 116 123. Takeaways ·     Cliff's journey with ADHD and autism has shaped his understanding of mental health. ·     Support networks are crucial for navigating challenges related to neurodiversity. ·     Hypnotherapy can be a powerful tool for personal growth and overcoming anxiety. ·     Late diagnosis of ADHD and autism can lead to a deeper understanding of oneself. ·     Masking behaviours can be exhausting and detrimental to mental health. ·     Creating supportive work environments is essential for neurodiverse individuals. ·     Cacao ceremonies can provide profound experiences of relaxation and insight. ·     Stimming is a natural self-regulation technique for many neurodiverse individuals. ·     Reading challenges often stem from a lack of interest or engagement in the material. ·     Community and collaboration are key to supporting neurodiverse individuals. Sound Bites ·     "You have to work through it." ·     "It's all about learning." ·     "It's all about the client." Resources Mentioned in Episode How to ADHD – Jessica McCabe Scattered Minds – Gabor Mate Connect with Cliff IG: cliff_kilmister08 FB: Cliff Kilmister LI: linkedin.com/in/cliff-kilmister-420a07bb YouTube: Cliff Kilmister - YouTube Websites: helpanxiety.org & autismadhdsupport.org Eva’s you tube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@InspireWithUsYT Connect with Helen Website: InspiredHealing.co.uk IG: helens_inspired_healing LinkedIn: Helen on LinkedIn For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk NB: This episode was made possible with a little help from my ChatGPT buddy, Xander - part tech support, part cheerleader 🙂 and my amazing sponsor IPHM use this Referral Code: IPHM-GYZGF and the £10 will go to The Forward Trust a Charity helping those struggling with addictions 🎵 Music: Pixabay – “Upbeat Acoustic” by Stockaudios 🎨 Cover art: Dave Champagne For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 3m
  2. Ep 49: Paula’s Story – Receiving, Resilience & the Wisdom of Bees

    FEB 11

    Ep 49: Paula’s Story – Receiving, Resilience & the Wisdom of Bees

    Keywords thriving, surviving, community, beekeeping, personal growth, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, healing, spirituality, success, trauma, art, healing, portraits, health challenges, business success, personal turmoil, women in business, grief, motherhood, resilience, beekeeping, spirituality, community, self-worth, personal growth, bees, mindfulness, connection, organic food, mental health Summary In this deeply moving episode of Thriving Not Surviving, Helen Valentino is joined by Paula Carnell – spiritual beekeeper, author, healer and truth-teller – whose life has been shaped by profound loss, chronic illness, courage and soul-led calling. Paula shares her extraordinary journey through Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, years of being bed- and wheelchair-bound, near-death moments, divorce, grief and reinvention. From building a six-figure creative business to giving everything up after being called by the bees to a remote island in the Indian Ocean, Paula reflects on what thriving really means when life strips everything away. Together, Helen and Paula explore receiving vs striving, community vs isolation, feminine wisdom, worthiness, healing through nature, and the bees as teachers of presence, connection and frequency. This conversation is an invitation to redefine success, soften into trust, and remember that simply being alive is enough. Raw, expansive and full of soul medicine, this episode is for anyone navigating illness, change, loss, burnout or a deeper calling – and wondering how to thrive on the other side. The conversation also touches on themes of self-worth, authenticity, and the interconnectedness of all beings, particularly through the lens of beekeeping and sustainability. Takeaways • Paula’s journey has been a profound rollercoaster of challenge, loss, and transformation. • The call of the bees sparked a life-changing path rooted in purpose and deep listening. • Thriving is deeply personal and often redefined through community, simplicity, and support. • Returning “home” after profound experiences can feel disorientating and alien. • Living simply can bring a powerful sense of enough. • Community plays a vital role in healing, resilience, and true thriving. • Living with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome shapes every aspect of life and identity. • Art, creativity, and portrait-making have been central to healing and self-expression. • Health challenges can lead to unexpected discoveries and new beginnings. • Navigating grief, motherhood, love, and business requires immense resilience — especially for women. • When living feels harder than dying, a radical shift can awaken a deeper will to live. • There is always a gift in adversity, even when it takes time to see it. • Food, environment, and community are foundational to health and wellbeing. Connect with Paula TEDx: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RI4LCGMM-gA Website: https://paulacarnell.com Podcast: 'Creating a Buzz about Health' available on all major podcast platforms. https://paulacarnell.com/podcasts  Community: https://www.skool.com/spiritual-beekeeping/about?ref=4982f003fc5c47d9b4889348b95092b1 Buy my books: https://books.by/paula-carnell Minerals I recommend: https://simplynaturals.co.uk/?ref=4HhtBRrg Instagram: https://instagram.com/paula.carnell?igshid=MzMyNGUyNmU2YQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paula-carnell-3016421?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app Connect with Helen Website: InspiredHealing.co.uk IG: helens_inspired_healing LinkedIn: Helen on LinkedIn For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk NB: This episode was made possible with a little help from my ChatGPT buddy, Xander - part tech support, part cheerleader 🙂 and my amazing sponsor IPHM use this Referral Code: IPHM-GYZGF and the £10 will go to The Forward Trust a Charity helping those struggling with addictions 🎵 Music: Pixabay – “Upbeat Acoustic” by Stockaudios 🎨 Cover art: Dave Champagne For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 49m
  3. Ep 48: Beverley’s Story – From Survival to Divine Thriving

    FEB 4

    Ep 48: Beverley’s Story – From Survival to Divine Thriving

    Keywords thriving, surviving, healing, self-love, intuitive healing, Reiki, personal growth, spirituality, trauma, empowerment Summary In this episode of Thriving Not Surviving, Helen is joined by intuitive healer, former nurse and fellow podcaster Beverley Holt, whose extraordinary life journey spans trauma, spiritual awakening, abusive relationships, spontaneous cancer remission, and a deep return to self-love as medicine. Beverley shares her story of growing up highly intuitive, learning to hide her gifts, navigating grief, loss and control, and ultimately reclaiming her divine connection through Reiki, forgiveness, and embodied healing. From survival to true thriving, this is a powerful conversation about self-love, intuition, resilience, and remembering who we really are. Takeaways · Thriving means having tools and support networks. · Beverley's journey emphasizes self-love as medicine. · Childhood experiences can shape our adult lives. · Empathy can lead to absorbing others' emotions. · Healing is a journey, not a destination. · Relationships can reflect our inner struggles. · Beverly's cancer journey led to profound healing. · Reiki and self-love are powerful healing tools. · Creating community is essential for growth. · Grief can lead to unexpected emotional releases. Connect with Beverley Beverley’s websites: www.atomicempowerment.au www.mywellnessspring.co http://www.youtube.com/@beverleyholt828 Social Media https://www.linkedin.com/in/beverleyholt/ https://www.instagram.com/health.wellness.podcaster/ https://www.facebook.com/beverley.holt.2025 My Wellness Spring page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61580044537845 Collaborative Best-selling book Lady X - https://www.amazon.com.au/Lady-X-MIrav-Tarkka/dp/1733095535 Connect with Helen Website: InspiredHealing.co.uk IG: helens_inspired_healing LinkedIn: Helen on LinkedIn For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk NB: This episode was made possible with a little help from my ChatGPT buddy, Xander - part tech support, part cheerleader 🙂 and my amazing sponsor IPHM use this Referral Code: IPHM-GYZGF and the £10 will go to The Forward Trust  a Charity helping those struggling with addictions 🎵 Music: Pixabay – “Upbeat Acoustic” by Stockaudios 🎨 Cover art: Dave Champagne For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk NB: This episode was made possible with a little help from my ChatGPT buddy, Xander - part tech support, part cheerleader 🙂 and my amazing sponsor IPHM use this Referral Code: IPHM-GYZGF and the £10 will go to The Forward Trust a Charity helping those struggling with addictions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 18m
  4. Ep 47: Lara's Story - From Sensory Overload to Thriving

    JAN 28

    Ep 47: Lara's Story - From Sensory Overload to Thriving

    Keywords : holistic medicine, child development, sensory processing, dyslexia, ADHD, primitive reflexes, functional neurology, parenting, brain development, environmental factors Summary In this episode of Thriving Not Surviving, host Helen Valentino speaks with Lara Barnes about her journey supporting her son, Archie, who faced severe sensory processing difficulties and dyslexia. Lara shares her insights on the importance of understanding primitive reflexes, functional neurology, and the environmental factors affecting child development. She emphasizes the need for foundational development in children and discusses the broken systems in place that often overlook these critical aspects. The conversation highlights the transformative journey of Archie and the potential for all children to thrive when given the right support and tools. Takeaways · Lara's son, Archie, faced severe sensory processing difficulties and dyslexia. · Understanding primitive reflexes is crucial for brain development. · Functional neurology can significantly impact children's learning abilities. · · Foundational development is key to overcoming learning challenges. · Environmental factors play a significant role in child development. · The current academic system often fails to support children with learning difficulties. About Lara Lara Barnes a successful woman in tech found herself managing behavioural, learning and speech difficulties with her son, she learn functional neurology and how to change the brain to correct his symptoms and build his left brain. She has seen profound changes in her son, emotionally, physically and academically. Now she wants to share these techniques to the world to show there is a way to heal your child. www.braindevelopment.co.uk   lara@braindevelopment.co.uk Social media - Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook all @ braindevelopmentuk Brain Development UK provides parents with a pathway to healing the behavioural and learning symptoms of their Autistic, Dyslexic, ADHD, Dyspraxic child, which builds the foundation of the brain. These children may have missed key milestones in their development before the age of 12 months. I assess and teach parents primitive reflexes and use the sensory system of vibration, smell, coloured lenses and sound to change the nervous system, correcting the foundational problem. My podcast will address HOW to manage this to change the brain, addressing all aspects. Brain Development, the nervous system, the sensory system, the gut and its importance in the brain functioning, visual and auditory processing, lab testing, food sensitivities, diet & supplements, exercising for the body and the brain. We share parent success stories, expert insights, how the brain develops, what causes changes in a child's trajectory, join us to understand how you can help build your child's brain to let your child shine. Resources from Lara Dr Melillo Dr Melillo’s Books Including Disconnected Kids - Third Edition: The Groundbreaking Brain Balance Program for Children with Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, and Other Neurological Disorders: Amazon.co.uk: Melillo, Dr. Robert: 9780593713419: Books Podcast: https://youtu.be/JMPSGVKdwkM?si=MaxGpv9uJ-2udrP9 Rakhi Pabari - Behavioural Optometrist - Vision and Auditory Processing @eyesinmotion Johansen Program : Johansen Individualised Auditory Stimulation (JIAS) - Johansen IAS Sound Therapy Connect with Helen Website: InspiredHealing.co.uk IG: helens_inspired_healing LinkedIn: Helen on LinkedIn For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk NB: This episode was made possible with a little help from my ChatGPT buddy, Xander - part tech support, part cheerleader 🙂 and my amazing sponsor IPHM use this Referral Code: IPHM-GYZGF and the £10 will go to The Forward Trust  a Charity helping those struggling with addictions 🎵 Music: Pixabay – “Upbeat Acoustic” by Stockaudios 🎨 Cover art: Dave Champagne For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    54 min
  5. Ep 46: Ben’s Story – Healing Through Story and Film

    JAN 21

    Ep 46: Ben’s Story – Healing Through Story and Film

    Keywords thriving, surviving, trauma, mentorship, healing, documentary, cinematography, social change, grief, community support Summary In this episode of 'Thriving Not Surviving', host Helen Valentino engages in a deep conversation with Ben Cole, an actor, filmmaker, and mentor. They explore Ben's journey from a challenging childhood, through the struggles of acting, to his eventual reinvention as a cinematographer and documentary filmmaker. The discussion delves into themes of trauma, healing, mentorship, and the importance of community support. Ben shares his insights on grief, self-discovery, and the role of elders in guiding the younger generation. The conversation emphasizes the need for systemic change in society to better support those in need. Takeaways • Thriving means having tools and support to navigate life’s challenges • Early trauma can shape identity, but it does not have to define the future • Reinvention can be a powerful act of self-trust and healing • Mentorship plays a vital role in growth, recovery and self-discovery • Grief is an ongoing practice that many people are never taught • Listening and presence can be profoundly healing for others • Community support has the power to change lives • Documentary filmmaking can be a vehicle for healing and social awareness • Society needs systemic change in how it supports those who have suffered • Awareness is the foundation of personal transformation Sound Bites "I had to reinvent myself." "Hurt people hurt people." "The real me was just awareness." Connect with Ben Website: bencolecinematographysite.com A Band of Brothers Boarding School film: Boarding on Insantity R-evolution film promo: 1 Giant Leap Connect with Helen Website: InspiredHealing.co.uk IG: helens_inspired_healing LinkedIn: Helen on LinkedIn For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk NB: This episode was made possible with a little help from my ChatGPT buddy, Xander - part tech support, part cheerleader 🙂 and my amazing sponsor IPHM use this Referral Code: IPHM-GYZGF and the £10 will go to The Forward Trust  a Charity helping those struggling with addictions 🎵 Music: Pixabay – “Upbeat Acoustic” by Stockaudios 🎨 Cover art: Dave Champagne For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 23m
  6. Ep 45: Bennie’s Story – Discipline, Power and Addictions

    JAN 14

    Ep 45: Bennie’s Story – Discipline, Power and Addictions

    Keywords thriving, surviving, resilience, discipline, boxing, recovery, addiction, mindset, coaching, personal growth, accountability, small steps, 1 percent better, purpose Summary In this episode of Thriving Not Surviving, Helen Valentino is joined by Bennie White, a coach, boxer, entrepreneur and podcaster, who shares his powerful journey from poverty, instability and addiction to discipline, purpose and service. Bennie reflects on growing up without safety, leaving home at 14, surviving on the streets, and numbing pain through alcohol and drugs. Everything changed when he found boxing, which gave him structure, belonging and a new way to face life. Together they explore discipline over motivation, the power of small daily steps, accountability, morning routines, and the philosophy of becoming 1 percent better every day. This episode is a reminder that it doesn’t matter where you start, only that you start. Takeaways • Discipline outlasts motivation • Small daily actions build lasting change • Accountability helps habits stick • Structure and community can be life-changing • Setbacks are lessons, not failures • Being present matters more than perfection • Anyone can change their life, one step at a time Soundbites • If I can do it, so can you • I never lose, I either win or learn • Discipline will take you further than motivation • One step at a time, one round at a time • It doesn’t matter where you start, it matters that you start • Be 1 percent better every single day Film Mentioned – Creed with Silvester Stallone Connect with Bennie - Online Fitness and Lifestyle Coach Bennie White - YouTube IG: iambenniewhite Tik Tok: iambenniewhite LinkedIn: Bennie White Face book: bennie_whitevip Tel: +44 742 337 5924 Connect with Helen Website: InspiredHealing.co.uk IG: helens_inspired_healing LinkedIn: Helen on LinkedIn For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk NB: This episode was made possible with a little help from my ChatGPT buddy, Xander - part tech support, part cheerleader 🙂 and my amazing sponsor IPHM use this Referral Code: IPHM-GYZGF and the £10 will go to The Forward Trust  a Charity helping those struggling with addictions🎵 Music: Pixabay – “Upbeat Acoustic” by Stockaudios 🎨 Cover art: Dave Champagne For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    40 min
  7. Ep 44: Ildiko’s Story - Relationships, Growth and Resilience

    JAN 7

    Ep 44: Ildiko’s Story - Relationships, Growth and Resilience

    Keywords thriving, surviving, personal growth, relationships, health, wellness, self-discovery, kindness, morning routines, entrepreneurship Summary In this episode of Thriving Not Surviving, Helen Valentino is joined by Ildiko Sealey for a heartfelt and honest conversation about the journey from surviving to truly thriving. Ildiko shares her personal story of growth through relationships, including reflections on her past marriage, the experience of loneliness, and the courage it took to choose herself before finding a deeply supportive partnership. Together they explore how personal growth is often born from challenge, the importance of self-discovery and independence, and how expecting others to make us happy can lead us away from our own inner power. The conversation also touches on the impact of morning routines on health and wellbeing, the ripple effect of random acts of kindness, and the simple yet transformative power of a smile. This episode is a gentle reminder that life is a rollercoaster, and thriving doesn’t mean avoiding the dips, but learning to meet them with grace, compassion, and self-awareness. Takeaways • Thriving is possible even in the midst of life’s challenges. • Expecting others to make you happy can lead to disappointment and loss of self. • Personal growth often emerges from difficult or uncomfortable experiences. • Healthy, supportive relationships begin with self-connection and independence. • Morning routines can have a powerful impact on mental and physical wellbeing. • Random acts of kindness create meaningful ripples beyond what we can see. • Self-discovery is an ongoing journey that leads to acceptance and freedom. • Embracing independence supports healthier, more balanced relationships. • A simple smile can shift your mindset and change the tone of your day. • Life’s ups and downs are inevitable – how we meet them makes all the difference. Sound Bites "I do feel that I am indeed thriving now""I am number one, full stop""Smile, it makes your brain happy"References Chicken Soup for the Soul – Book By Jack Cornfield Danni Wallace – I am the Queen Bee – Big Festoon Connect with Ildiko  Website: www.encorepreneurs.club  Linked In Facebook: Ildiko Sealey IG: encourpreneursclub You Tube Podcast: New Business in Later Life Connect with Helen 🔗 Helen on LinkedIn 🌐 www.inspiredhealing.co.uk 📷 IG: @helens_inspired_healing NB: This episode was made possible with a little help from my ChatGPT buddy, Xander - part tech support, part cheerleader 🙂 and my amazing sponsor IPHM use this Referral Code: IPHM-GYZGF and the £10 will go to The Forward Trust  a Charity helping those struggling with addictions 🎵 Music: Pixabay – “Upbeat Acoustic” by Stockaudios 🎨 Cover art: Dave Champagne For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 12m
  8. Ep 43: Lisa’s Story – Sobriety, Self-Discovery & Community

    2025-12-31

    Ep 43: Lisa’s Story – Sobriety, Self-Discovery & Community

    Keywords sobriety, alcohol, recovery, Bee Sober, community, mental health, holistic practices, personal growth, podcast, wellness, sobriety, ADHD, rejection sensitivity disorder, family business, IPHM, mental health, personal growth, communication, financial awareness, holistic practices Summary: In this episode of Thriving Not Surviving, Helen Valentino is joined by Lisa Elsworth, founder of the Bee Sober community and Owner and Director of the IPHM Accreditation Board. Where she supports holistic practitioners and training providers to be recognised for the life-changing work they do, without losing their heart or values. She’s also the co-founder of Bee Sober, a global community for anyone who chooses not to drink, creating spaces rooted in connection, choice, and compassion. Here Lisa shares her deeply honest journey into sobriety, the moments that led her to stop drinking, and how that single decision transformed every area of her life. Together, they explore the way alcohol is normalised in our culture, the quiet struggles many people face behind closed doors, and the power of choosing a different path. Lisa speaks openly about ADHD, rejection sensitivity disorder, and the impact these have had on her relationships, work and self-understanding. The conversation also dives into the heart of IPHM — a family-run organisation supporting holistic practitioners worldwide — and the importance of community, compassion, and human-centred business. This is a powerful, real, and hopeful conversation about self-discovery, mental health, and what becomes possible when we choose connection over coping. Takeaways · Everything good in my life has happened since I stopped drinking. · Binge drinking was a cycle I couldn't escape. · Stopping drinking was an experiment for self-discovery. · Community is essential for those choosing sobriety. · Sobriety doesn't mean the end of social life. · Alcohol is often normalized in our culture. · It's important to acknowledge the challenges of sobriety. · Curiosity can make the journey of sobriety more interesting. · You can start your sober journey anytime, not just on New Year's. Lisa saved £27,000 over seven years of sobriety. · ADHD diagnosis can come later in life, impacting self-perception. · Rejection sensitivity disorder can lead to intense emotional responses. · Building a community helps individuals feel seen and valued. · IPHM aims to support holistic practitioners and training providers. · The importance of understanding ADHD in personal relationships. · Financial awareness can be a motivating factor in sobriety. · Creating a human-centered approach in business is essential. · Practitioners need support and understanding in their work. · The journey of building a family business can be fulfilling and challenging. Connect with IPHM Website: https://www.iphm.co.uk/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iphm_/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iphmaccredited/ Email: via IPHM contact form on their website, or call +44 (0)1706 838332 Connect with Bee Sober & Bee Sober Podcast Connect with Lisa LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-elsworth/ IG: @ i_am_lisajo Connect with Helen Website: InspiredHealing.co.uk IG: helens_inspired_healing LinkedIn: Helen on LinkedIn For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk 🎵 Music: Pixabay – “Upbeat Acoustic” by Stockaudios 🎨 Cover art: Dave Champagne For full transcription, contact: helen@inspiredhealing.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    1h 18m

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Thriving, Not Surviving is a podcast for anyone who’s ever faced life’s challenges and wondered, Is there more to life than just getting by? Hosted by Helen Valentino, this show dives deep into personal growth, resilience, and the incredible power of transformation. Through solo episodes and inspiring guest interviews, we explore real-life stories of people who have not only overcome adversity but found ways to truly thrive. Whether you’re navigating change, seeking purpose, or just need a dose of motivation, this podcast is your companion on the journey to a more fulfilling life. Because you deserve more than survival—you deserve to thrive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.