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Everyone seems to be trying to get healthy these days. It might be because of a medical diagnosis. You might want to get into a favorite outfit, gain control of your life, play with your kids or grandkids. Whatever the reason, it is never too late. But what IS healthy? Do you have to be a vegan? What is the difference between being a vegan and being a vegetarian? What do you do if you are a ‘meatatarian’? Here’s the million dollar question - what exactly is a healthy lifestyle?
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Minister Eveleaner Grant is like many of us. She is a wife, mother and also a domestic violence advocate. She shares her journey to a healthy lifestyle that many of us seek. It was not always easy, and Minister Grant doesn’t hold back as she shares challenges and tips. Listen as she can help you or other family members obtain that seemingly unobtainable healthy lifestyle.
You can start anytime. This episode is for men and women, the young and the old.
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Veterans. We all know someone who has served in the military. We likely also know someone who suffers from depression, survivor’s guild, self-blame, impaired thinking caused by substance abuse, or some kind of post-traumatic stress. The number of veterans suffering and committing suicide is staggering.
Shortly after the pandemic hit the US in March 2020, the Washington Times reported that per the Veterans Administration as many as 20 American veterans per day commit suicide.
Some veterans eventually find and outlet. Some create their own like Román Baca.
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Román Baca is a classically trained ballet dancer and choreographer. In 2001, recognizing his desire to defend the defenseless, he took a hiatus from dance and enlisted in the United States Marine Corps, serving as a machine-gunner and fire-team leader in Fallujah, Iraq during the Iraq War. After the war, Mr. Baca returned to dance and co-founded Exit 12 Dance Company, which tells veterans’ stories choreographically, to increase cross-cultural understanding and heal divisions.
As Román was putting these important stories on stage, veterans were struggling with reintegration and dying by suicide. In response, so he launched a revolutionary program, Movement 2 Contact, to inspire those impacted by war by choreographing their stories.
These two elements are at the crux of his expertise, which is supported by a knowledge he has gained along the way in nonprofit administration, strategy, marketing, fundraising, research, dance, and choreography – which I love sharing with students through lectures, guest teaching opportunities, mentorships, and lecturing.
Román is also working and volunteering in the following roles: a data analyst for a current research project for the Department of Defense, marketing for Soldiers’ Arts Academy in the UK, and is applying for a PhD in Performance Studies or Health Humanities.
While happy in his position, Román does have interests in connecting with other professionals in social impact arts, veterans, peacebuilding, dance and choreography, and academia. He is looking to increase Exit12’s international reach and scale Exit12’s programs that connect veterans and civilians through movement.
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Do you have a money mindset? What's shaped your mindset about money? What are some lies you tell yourself about money? What fears do you have about money? Join Valerie Edwards as she answers these questions and many more.
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We have all been there. But how did we get there? What do we do once we are there? How could we have prevented it? On this episode, Michael shares his personal journey, how he got the title of Chief, Burnout Officer as well as how you can prevent burnout.
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