In the midst of Covid lockdown, young Fanelson Strongitharm boarded a plane and flew from Haiti to his new home in Canada. Filled with happiness and gratitude for his new home and family, he now continues to look forward to his future with peace and optimism. He believes that we can all make a difference in the world, and that we are capable of being whatever it is that we want to be.
As Judy says, hope creates miracles. By focusing on the things we can control, we can become more self aware and create a better life for ourselves. Listen in, and look forward to your future with hope and enthusiasm.
Krista is a very determined and strong-willed individual who is always looking or the positive take on any situation. Krista has three mantras in life that have helped her through almost every situation she has been in. Krista Tovell is 37 years old and has a strong passion for Travel and Family so it as only natural for Krista to …
Hope is a big motivator for me – that promise of a positive future outcome is what keeps me trying the next right thing. That’s what you’re going to hear in each and every episode of this podcast. Stories, advice and tips from people using hope to motivate action in their lives. Hello! My name is Lindsay Recknell and this …
Hope has played a large role in Andrea’s life as she has navigated mental health, discrimination, scarcity, parenthood and divorce. Andrea shares how a challenging life moment prompted her to take action in her personal development and seek out a coach to help her through the next stages of her life, in this episode, she will teach us how she …
Cherie has had such an interesting life, one that she has navigated with a combination of spiritual faith and practical hope, Cherie believes that hope should not be the entire strategy, but part of a bigger strategy, one that compliments a plan of action. Born in Salem, Oregon in 1967, Cherie Lee moved to Calgary in 2004. Cherie is a …
Every time my husband and I finish another episode on our PVR and the on-screen announcer says, “Scenes from next week’s episode…”, I cry “no scenes! no scenes!”. I mean, I get why TV producers do it – they want to give you a preview of what’s to come so you’re sure to tune in when the next episode becomes …