Leadership through mentorship is the heartbeat of this inspiring conversation.

Ben Dias shares how a job he took after high school to support his family—born out of necessity—grew into a fulfilling 30-year career, thanks to the guidance of remarkable mentors.

What brings Ben to the podcast, however, is a single act of kindness: a stranger repairing his broken trailer in twenty minutes, refusing payment beyond the cost of parts. That moment shifted Ben’s entire perspective on generosity, sparking a ripple effect of paying it forward that continues to shape his leadership style.

A powerful theme emerges: the evolution of emotional intelligence in leadership. Ben contrasts the days when yelling and intimidation were mistaken for strength with today’s recognition that “nothing turns somebody away quicker than continuous emotional outbursts.” True leadership, he reminds us, is defined by calm, empathy, and resilience.

His journey is both humble and profound: from modest beginnings to building a successful career, Ben’s openness to mentorship has allowed him to empower others. Perhaps most moving is hearing how his adult children now challenge and mentor him in return—a testament to the generational power of guidance.

This episode is a reminder that leadership isn’t about authority; it’s about impact, connection, and the legacy of how we make others feel.

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How Random Acts of Kindness Transform Leadership - Ben Dias : 167

What if your deepest pain could become your greatest source of resilience? Tricia’s journey shows that it’s possible through what she calls “emotional agility,” the ability to sit with, navigate, and learn from life’s most challenging moments.

Tricia Parido [https://www.triciaparido.com/] is a visionary speaker and emotional strategist, creator of Total Emotional Performance—a system that helps high-achievers align their inner game with their outer success. Known for her raw delivery and fierce compassion, she brings real-world psychology that cuts through the fluff of typical self-help advice.

From surviving childhood sexual assault and domestic violence to overcoming autoimmune disease, anxiety, and addiction, Tricia transformed her suffering into strength by listening deeply to her body and creating her own healing blueprint. Today, she helps others do the same, offering tools to navigate challenges with clarity and courage.

Her upcoming book, I’m Not Okay and I’m Not Giving Up, [https://www.triciaparido.com/] is a decade’s worth of wisdom for anyone seeking peace and purpose. In this episode, discover how emotional agility can turn even life’s most painful chapters into powerful growth.

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Emotional Agility - How To Transformed Pain into Purpose - Tricia Parido : 166

Ryan Woodruff shares his journey from a rootless childhood to finding purpose as CEO of Clear Path for Veterans, an organization dedicated to helping veterans transition from military to civilian life.

• Moving frequently as a child created a desire for community and led to military enlistment at 17
• Deployed to Iraq twice during Operation Iraqi Freedom, facing combat and losing fellow Marines
• Military culture discouraged discussing mental health issues, leading to suppression and unhealthy coping
• Struggled with alcoholism, isolation, and finding purpose after leaving the service
• Found healing through community, spirituality, and Clear Path's service dog program [https://www.clearpath4vets.com/programs/canine-program]
• Service dogs provide unique support for veterans with PTSD by responding to anxiety signals
• Dogs act as social facilitators, helping veterans connect with the community
• Clear Path offers holistic support, including peer mentoring, career services, and nationally available programs
• Now, as CEO, he focuses on creating stability for his children while expanding Clear Path's [https://www.clearpath4vets.com/]impact

If you're a veteran struggling with transition or know someone who is, reach out to Clear Path for Veterans. [https://www.clearpath4vets.com/programs/career/services] They offer programs nationally and are working to expand their digital presence to reach more veterans and their families in the USA.

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From Combat To Community - Clear Path's Mission To Help Veterans Rebuild Their Lives - Ryan Woodruff : 165

Luke shares the journey from that first bed build with his church youth group to leading an international movement powered by volunteers, local chapters, and companies eager to make a difference. More than just building beds, they are a community working together to restore dignity, comfort, and hope, one child at a time.
If you've ever wondered how a single act of kindness can create a wave of positive change for so many, Luke's conversation will beautifully demonstrate this.
Luke Mickelson [https://shpbeds.org/] transformed a simple family project into Sleep in Heavenly Peace [https://shpbeds.org/], an international organization that has provided over 300,000 beds to children who were previously sleeping on floors. What began as a bunk bed built with Boy Scouts in his Idaho garage has evolved into over 400 chapters across four countries, addressing the hidden crisis of "child bedlessness" that affects approximately 3% of children in every community.
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 * CNN Heroes [https://www.facebook.com/CNNHeroes/videos/10156107067487489/]
 * CNN Heroes All-Star Tribute [https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2018/12/12/cnnheroes-tribute-luke-mickelson.cnn?fbclid=IwAR3ZT8k8vl-0y7ZSC6YUjc3wK26bS_0TGbsz97hhH6ugHRzO5yPFS1Th8R0]
 * NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt [https://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/video/this-organization-builds-sweet-dreams-for-needy-families-1273372739535]
 * The NBC TODAY Show [https://www.today.com/video/how-mike-rowe-s-returning-the-favor-inspires-others-to-give-back-1436899907586]
 * Hallmark Home and Family Show [https://www.facebook.com/SHPbeds/videos/2272070869550745/?__tn__=kCH-R&eid=ARCcQvBG8LyOiix1AJd7GnaIMvOUZlypOzlYTXjt72mAKfGF9vCsMOCkz8bu5RmjLC9HbsBAvgcwqaP-&hc_ref=ARQggMES-NGhC89LJr2hPjDWyxMllW6cqEmOhVifSXFUiu8IGytU8T51fgohca3WPEs&fref=nf&__xts__%5b0%5d=68.ARDEzIpaY3kukFf-tcHstBxoDHRSMW7JSN7kEGCdKQjh5sbWAwTy_WidL8XTQuveYELYN_TWu6nKRuzFz7aAMM1saXJu_LaEWbQJHA5x8pifX7hFVsF9GroKo_fr4yRpcvPAP1ljsHf-O3SEuhv5A7z4WZePjnu8gre8K_iSW62OS9dsypFZXMtwxIQRQ8QuWiwMLD78alX7uDawhtjZd81bkXxThSz4OtoqWJnYr6uUtgG6B-VOliay3Qbf0EmFrsM4E1QCHpp4F2Bl8qEm0iMUYHIPjElDKnK2KCKu3APW2yGddqwVIBCJ-UbrpMuREehw4kP_YDbciRtILysN85u8Cs_5n55xuISxIF0]
 * Strahan, Sara and Keke –GMA [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOOVjkerMhA]

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Sleep in Heavenly Peace Beds for kids - Luke Michelson - 164

Apparently, learning to swim as an adult isn’t just about technique—it’s about healing your relationship with water and with yourself.

In this episode, mindful swim coach Cori Myka  [https://adultswimlesson.com/]shares her powerful journey from self-taught swimmer to transformational guide. She explains why traditional swim lessons often fail adults and how fear, judgment, and past experiences influence our ability to learn.

Cori Myka [https://adultswimlesson.com/] is the founder of Calm Within Adult Swim, with over 25 years of
experience in adult swim education. She specializes in helping adults overcome their fear of water through a unique blend of mental and physical training techniques.

Through mindfulness, emotional awareness, and compassionate, step-by-step instruction, Cori helps adults rewrite their “swim story,” build trust in themselves, and find presence in the water. Her approach—80% mental, 20% physical—is about more than swimming; it’s about change, self-compassion, and discovery.

In this episode, you'll learn:

 * How Cori began teaching swimming at age 5, even before she had formal lessons herself
 * Why traditional methods overlook the emotional barriers adults face
 * How small, manageable steps help build trust and confidence
 * The power of mindfulness in staying present and quieting self-judgment
 * Why focusing on what feels good leads to success
 * How each of us carries a unique “swim story” that shapes our learning
 * How Cori now leads warm-water retreats and is launching a new podcast: Mindfulness in Motion

If you’re ready to silence your inner saboteur, embrace kindness, and create meaningful change—one small step at a time—this conversation is for you.

Here is Cori's contact:  adultswimlesson.com [https://adultswimlesson.com/]

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The Mindful Swimmer’s Journey Beyond the Physical - Cori Myka 163

Mi invitada, María Virginia Lara Díaz, nació en Caracas el 2 de agosto de 1953. Es ingeniera civil especializada en estructuras, graduada de la Universidad Central de Venezuela en 1979. A lo largo de su carrera, vivió y trabajó en Guatemala, Panamá, Inglaterra y Chile, recorriendo Latinoamérica durante 18 años.

Desde niña sintió una profunda pasión por la música. Aprendió a tocar el cuatro a los 7 años y más adelante la guitarra. Aunque una enfermedad le impidió continuar sus estudios musicales formales, nunca abandonó ese amor. Tras jubilarse y enfrentar cinco cirugías por artritis severa en las manos, retomó el cuatro y descubrió que aún podía tocar. Ese momento transformador la impulsó a ayudar a otros adultos mayores a recuperar sueños musicales olvidados.

María Virginia creó el método "2-8-100", basado en el análisis matemático de 180 canciones folclóricas venezolanas, donde identificó patrones comunes. Con solo 2 ritmos y 8 acordes, sus estudiantes mayores pueden aprender hasta 100 canciones. Su enfoque considera las limitaciones físicas propias de la edad y promueve la confianza, el aprendizaje y el bienestar emocional.

Desde la isla de Margarita, donde vive actualmente, enseña de forma voluntaria en la asociación ASOMAYOR [https://asomayor.org/], y lidera la formación de un grupo musical folclórico conformado por adultos mayores.

Este episodio no solo comparte un método, sino una visión esperanzadora sobre cómo envejecer con propósito, creatividad y dignidad. María Virginia nos inspira a redescubrir pasiones, sin importar la edad.

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Nunca es Tarde - Cuatro Cuerdas, Nuevos Sueños - Maria Virginia Lara Diaz : 162

What does it mean to truly belong? When Casey lost her father at 11, her mother at 12, and her brother at 20, she began a lifelong search for family. Through this journey, she realized that what she was truly seeking was a sense of belonging, which would shape everything that followed. I find this conversation about her new memoir, "The Full Catastrophe: All I Ever Wanted, Everything I Feared," [https://caseymulliganwalsh.com/] to be deeply moving. Her story explores how grief can coexist with joy and how true belonging differs from merely fitting in.

Casey Mulligan Walsh [https://caseymulliganwalsh.com/] is an author nominated for Best of the Net. She is a founding editor of In a Flash literary magazine and serves as an ambassador for the Family Heart Foundation, which has impacted her family across generations. Casey lives in upstate New York with her husband, Kevin, and has more books than she can count.

• Losing her entire family at a young age—father at 11, mother at 12, brother at 20

• The different ways we experience grief depending on our age and circumstances

• Finding a spiritual foundation that provided peace amid profound loss

• Discovering the difference between fitting in and true belonging

• How writing clarified patterns and deeper meanings in her life experiences

• The meaning behind the book title "The Full Catastrophe" is the poignant enormity of life's experiences

• Writing as a way to feel truly seen and heard in an authentic community

Casey's memoir "The Full Catastrophe: All I Ever Wanted, Everything I Feared [https://caseymulliganwalsh.com/]" is available wherever books are sold.

Learn more at www.caseymulliganwalsh.com [http://www.caseymulliganwalsh.com/]

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The Full Catastrophe - Finding Belonging After Repeated Loss - Casey Mulligan Walsh : 161

El momento en que Luis Alejandro Ordóñez [https://www.laoficinadeluis.com/noviembre/luis-alejandro-ordonez/] llegó a Chicago marcó un giro decisivo en su vida creativa. Aunque había escrito durante sus años en Venezuela, fue este cambio geográfico el que transformó la escritura de una actividad secundaria a su identidad principal. Como politólogo que trabajaba en Venezuela y enseñaba a nivel universitario, la migración lo obligó a replantearse su identidad profesional y a adentrarse más en los círculos literarios, comenzando con un evento literario en español durante su primer mes en Chicago. “Fue aquí donde eso se convirtió en lo principal”, explica, capturando un cambio profundo que muchos inmigrantes creativos viven, pero que pocos articulan con tanta claridad.

Luis Alejandro [https://www.laoficinadeluis.com/noviembre/luis-alejandro-ordonez/] es un escritor venezolano que vive en Estados Unidos desde 2008. Es autor de las novelas Aquí no encontrarás a Weeping Sally [https://www.laoficinadeluis.com/noviembre/mis-libros/], Si me muero, abre estos archivos [https://www.laoficinadeluis.com/noviembre/mis-libros/], El último New York Times [https://www.laoficinadeluis.com/noviembre/mis-libros/]y del libro de relatos Play. También ha editado las antologías Los mecanismos del instante y Con la urgencia del instante. Entre 2021 y 2022 fue mentor en el Writers Mentorship Program de LatinX in Publishing. Estudió Estudios Políticos en la Universidad Central de Venezuela.

Lo que distingue el proceso de Lusi Alejandro es su practicidad — siempre lleva una libreta para anotar ideas, separando la inspiración de la ejecución. Sus novelas nacen de momentos inesperados: una referencia a Saramago inspiró The Last New York Times, mientras que el clima cambiante de Chicago dio origen a You Won’t Find Weeping Sally.

“Sé más intuitivo y menos lógico”, aconseja — una sabiduría que resuena tanto en los creativos como en los inmigrantes que aprenden a confiar en sus instintos en territorios desconocidos.

La oficina de Luis Alejandro Ordóñez: www.laoficinadeluis.com [https://www.laoficinadeluis.com/noviembre/luis-alejandro-ordonez/]

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Encontrando Voz en Tierras Extranjeras - La Transformación de un Escritor Migrante - Luis Alejandro Ordóñez : 160

El momento en que Luis Alejandro Ordóñez [https://www.laoficinadeluis.com/noviembre/luis-alejandro-ordonez/] llegó a Chicago marcó un giro decisivo en su vida creativa. Aunque había escrito durante sus años en Venezuela, fue este cambio geográfico el que transformó la escritura de una actividad secundaria a su identidad principal. Como politólogo que trabajaba en el gobierno de Venezuela y enseñaba a nivel universitario, la migración lo obligó a replantearse su identidad profesional y a adentrarse más en los círculos literarios, comenzando con un evento literario en español durante su primer mes en Chicago. “Fue aquí donde eso se convirtió en lo principal”, explica, capturando un cambio profundo que muchos inmigrantes creativos viven, pero que pocos articulan con tanta claridad.

Luis Alejandro [https://www.laoficinadeluis.com/noviembre/luis-alejandro-ordonez/] es un escritor venezolano que vive en Estados Unidos desde 2008. Es autor de las novelas Aquí no encontrarás a Weeping Sally [https://www.laoficinadeluis.com/noviembre/mis-libros/], Si me muero, abre estos archivos [https://www.laoficinadeluis.com/noviembre/mis-libros/], El último New York Times [https://www.laoficinadeluis.com/noviembre/mis-libros/]y del libro de relatos Play. También ha editado las antologías Los mecanismos del instante y Con la urgencia del instante. Entre 2021 y 2022 fue mentor en el Writers Mentorship Program de LatinX in Publishing. Estudió Estudios Políticos en la Universidad Central de Venezuela.

Lo que distingue el proceso de Lusi Alejandro es su practicidad — siempre lleva una libreta para anotar ideas, separando la inspiración de la ejecución. Sus novelas nacen de momentos inesperados: una referencia a Saramago inspiró The Last New York Times, mientras que el clima cambiante de Chicago dio origen a You Won’t Find Weeping Sally.

“Sé más intuitivo y menos lógico”, aconseja — una sabiduría que resuena tanto en los creativos como en los inmigrantes que aprenden a confiar en sus instintos en territorios desconocidos.

La oficina de Luis Alejandro Ordóñez: www.laoficinadeluis.com. [https://www.laoficinadeluis.com/noviembre/luis-alejandro-ordonez/]

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Glenn Van Peski [https://www.glenvanpeski.com/] shares his journey from free-range kid to ultralight backpacking pioneer and accidental entrepreneur. His experiences include a cross-country bicycle adventure at 17, surviving an airplane incident, and founding Gossamer Gear, a multi-million dollar company, without ever taking a salary from it.

Glen, known by his trail name "Legend," is celebrated for his significant contributions to the backpacking community. A native Californian, his backpacking journey began when he led his son's Scout troop in their backpacking program.

• Growing up as a "free-range kid" in Southern California before moving to Massachusetts after parents' divorce
• Cycling 4,200 miles across America after high school graduation in 1976
• Finding civil engineering career through chance encounter
• Learning to sew from his mother as a basic life skill
• Starting Gossamer Gear by making ultralight backpacks for himself, then reluctantly for others
• Keeping his day job as a civil engineer rather than relying on his gear company for income
• Meeting Whole Foods co-founder John Mackey, who purchased majority stake in Gossamer Gear
• Writing "Take Less, Do More" [https://www.glenvanpeski.com/]after years of encouragement from Mackey
• Being influenced by his mother's generous spirit and motto "noblesse oblige"
• Practicing contentment while maintaining curiosity about new possibilities
• Donating all profits from his book to the Pacific Crest Trail Association

To connect with Glen: https://www.glenvanpeski.com/

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From Engineer to Ultralight Pioneer - A Journey of Curiosity and Contentment - Glen Van Peski : 159

BECAUSE EVERYONE HAS A STORY / PORQUE TODOS TENEMOS UNA HISTORIA QUE CONTAR.My
podcast connects and relates through the sharing of regular peoples' stories of
courage, transformation, adventure, love, overcoming life’s challenges and
career changes. It is a platform to give ordinary people’s stories from all over
the world the chance to be shared and preserved. You will listen to stories of
captivating people, both young and elderly, that I, your host Daniela, meet on
my life journey. Communicating wisdom, knowledge and personal experience, these
stories will connect, motivate, inspire and relate to your own. Our stories
become the language of connections. Let's ENJOY, CONNECT AND RELATE. COMPARTE,
CONECTATE Y DISFRUTA. I have shared stories of people from Asia, Europe, North
America and South America. If you would like to share your story on my show
please get in touch with me, because everyone has a story.

Daniela Stockfleth-Menis

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