Finding Joy in the Hard
Finding Joy in the Hard is a testament to how incredibly powerful we are.
In this daily podcast, I offer two-ten minute episodes: words of inspiration, thought provoking questions to shift from rigid thought patterns and actionable healing tips.
Once or twice a month, I'll offer interviews with people who have found joy in the hard of life. Those who found their way to light, no matter their circumstances.
I'm your host, Suzanne Andora Barron. I've been teaching yoga, meditation, and mindfulness and mindset for fourteen years. As a Jin Shin Jyutsu practitioner, I teach students how to use the placement of their hands and breath to ease pain and discomfort in their body, support themselves emotionally and balance mind, body and spirit.
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Finding Joy in the Hard
#0112 "Blessings From My Father's Death," with Melissa Colbeck
Today my guest is Melissa Colbeck. Melissa lost her father suddenly eleven years ago on the day we recorded this episode (December 21st). Melissa has always believed there is a reason for everything and while it took her several years, she found multiple blessings following his death.
It's a heartfelt, powerful conversation where we talk about a wide range of topics including how Melisa decided when she would end her grief and asked her father for a sign to help her do so.
Melissa Colbeck is a mom of two young kids who found the world of life coaching after her own experience with "hard". After her father passed and feeling the loss, she decided to use what he taught her about finances to create his legacy by becoming a financial coach. It was years later when she realized that he had been a coach to so many people all around him. She wasn't creating his legacy but following in his footsteps.
You can reach out to Melissa at her website: www.melissacolbeck.com
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The information presented on this podcast is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or prescribe for any medical or psychological condition, nor to prevent, treat, mitigate or cure any such conditions.