Life Gone Real Ronna DeAnn

It’s been a little over a year since I launched Life Gone Real’s first episode. I can’t believe how quickly that year went by! In this episode, I share a recap of all that’s happened in the last year and what I have learned transitioning into a new life and also share some tips that have helped me move forward into transitioning after divorce.

I hope this episode inspires and encourages all who are going through similar situations. We are all here for each other. I love you all 💕

Maria Hunt, founder of Unicorn Moms talks about why she started Unicorn Moms 6 years ago, the pressures of social media, and all the judgment that comes with it. We also talk about dating life and share some of the worst and juiciest dating stories we’ve experienced. You don’t want to miss it!

Ryan Krane is 41 years old, married to his best friend Alison and a proud father to Oliver who is 11 and Charlotte who is 8. Prior to Arbonne Ryan was a health / fitness entrepreneur where he helped people with their health, habits, mindset, and overall quality of life. Ryan had a huge vision to his use transformational story to change the world and impact others with his inspiration, motivation and empathy. From an early age Ryan was diagnosed with a life altering learning disability where he got treated differently because he was different…. He would equate himself to someone who is blind in that some skills are off the charts and some are so weak. After working on himself with a loyal team he knew it was time to use the gifts that God gave him to change the world… He never knew how, but knew it would happen for him. He stayed the course and after 15 years God brought Arbonne into his life - which is NOW his calling to make a big impact on this planet and use his voice to inspire and teach people to believe in themselves. Learn more about Ryan, his gems, and why he chose to align himself with Arbonne….

Life Gone Real - Ep.17: Real Talk with my teenage daughter
Ava, my teenage daughter shares her pandemic story, having gone through the separation of her parents and no social life during the lockdown. We talk about parent relationships with their kids and why it's hard for teens to talk to their parents and not share their true feelings. Ava opens her heart and shares her own stories along with questions and opinions from her friends.

Hannah Snoots is the associate director of special abilities at Calvary community church, founder and president of Heartstrings Foundation, a singer/songwriter, but most importantly mother to two beautiful girls with special needs. Her passion is to help as many families as she can walk the difficult journey of raising a child with a disability. Hannah shares her own personal stories about her own daughters and the journey she has gone through.

Heartstrings Foundation is a 501C-3 nonprofit dedicated to providing tailor-made relief for frontline parents of special needs children. Her goal in life is to bring as much relief and joy to these families as she can.

Listen and share her story! We want to encourage and inspire all the families who are on the journey of raising special needs children.

Life Gone Real - Ep 15: How to lose the fear of being a mom, even when you feared your own.


Amelia Mora-Mars is a mom of 10, therapist, and coach to women raised by emotionally unavailable mothers. She is the CEO of Mom Connections - She helps women heal their hearts, prioritize themselves and reclaim their lives to become happier, healthier, and more confident moms.

You will enjoy hearing Amelia and I talk as she shares her beautiful story of stepping into motherhood after her own mother was not there for her emotionally when she was a child; the burdens and fears that she carried at a very young age and how she broke free from them into the beautiful life she has today.