Today on From Survivor to Thriver, we sat down with a special guest Rebecca Heidt to talk about her struggles with her mental health and how she used them to impact the lives of people who struggle the way she did.
Rebecca used her lowest moment when she thought she couldn’t go on anymore to start a new chapter helping other people who felt that way. Just like they helped her get through her worst moment, she wanted to help them get through theirs. This led to her books and art.
Rebecca Heidt has been through many different situations that a lot of people may or may not have experienced and made it out to the other side. She worked in the food industry in Management and finance as an Account Executive. However, The Arts were always her home. Her passion lies in writing, painting, anthropology, and nature. She completed her first self-published work “Acceptance: The Beginning.” Rebecca continues pushing the literary boundaries with her second book “Acceptance: The Reality.”
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We hope you enjoyed our conversation with Rebecca as much as we did. She is passionate about protecting the rights of her fellow LGBTQ+ members and it was great to dive into that topic as well as her thoughts on art, love, vulnerability, a higher power, and so much more.
If you’d love to hear more from Rebecca, we highly recommend you check out her book. Make sure to also follow her on social media to stay up to date on her upcoming releases.
Links:
Check out Rebecca’s website: https://www.rebeccaheidt.com
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Connect with Rebecca on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rebecca.heidt.1/
Get your copy of Rebecca’s book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08VRR75GC
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“Fear is what grips us, as people, to think that we can’t expand.” –Rebecca
“No one can grow or move from the beginning to the reality until you go through that period of vulnerability.” -Erik
“I don’t have to understand to have compassion.” -Marc