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Dr. Munira Zahabi Saturday, November 7, 2026

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On Ask Win today (Saturday, November 7, 2026), Best-Selling Author, Win C welcomes Dr. Munira Zahabi. Dr. Zahabi is the Founder and CEO of Kismet Ventures Inc., creator of Give Your Business a Voice™ and the IMPACT Journey™, and host of Munira’s Musings. Known as The Niche Navigator™, she helps entrepreneurs, authors, coaches, and experts clarify their message, communicate with confidence, build credibility, and become more visible. Through more than 600 interviews, speaking, coaching, and strategic communication work, Munira helps people turn conversations into opportunities and authority. She is also a Certified DISC Behavioral Analysis Trainer, Cialdini Certified Coach, author, and international speaker. To learn more about Dr. Zahabi visit https://thenichenavigator.com/

casual chat about weather turns into something much bigger: what happens when you stop delaying the life you actually want. We’re joined by Manira Zahabi, an author, coach, strategist, mother, and grandmother calling in from Chicagoland, sharing her path from being born and raised in Kenya to building a career in the US. Along the way, we talk about the real grit of starting over, learning new systems, and the kind of guidance many immigrants wish they had on day one.

We also get personal about joy and priorities. Manira explains why her grandkids are her greatest joy, but only after health, because health is the foundation that lets you enjoy family, work, and everything else. From there we explore creativity and the things we keep putting off, like painting and getting hands in clay, plus the simple details that make life feel rich, including a strong vote for sushi as a favorite meal.

Then the conversation shifts into the hard truth: time is not guaranteed. A sudden loss in Manira’s orbit sparks a deeper question about how careful we can be and whether we’re living to the fullest. We also share a direct health update, including MRI results and the possibility of a total knee replacement, and why making peace with medical decisions can be an act of self-respect. If you care about life coaching, career transitions, health mindset, resilience, and building a legacy, this one will stay with you.

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Michael Bovarnick Friday, November 6, 2026

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On Ask Win today (Friday, November 6, 2026), Best-Selling Author, Win C welcomes Michael Bovarnick. Michael is an 83-year-old prostate cancer survivor, patient advocate, speaker, and founder of The Prostate Education Project, a free resource for men and families navigating prostate cancer. Diagnosed more than 23 years ago, Michael has experienced surgery, recurrence, radiation, androgen deprivation therapy, and the life changes that can follow treatment. He is also a survivor of triple coronary bypass surgery. Drawing on decades of lived experience, Michael speaks about patient education, caregiving, intimacy, resilience, aging, and purpose. His message is simple: serious illness can change your circumstances without taking away your voice, dignity, participation, or ability to help others.To learn more about Michael visit Theprostateeducationproject.org

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Water is dripping into the closet again, the dehumidifier keeps kicking on, and we’re trying to hold it together while the house and the body both demand attention. We share a real-time update on what it’s like when an ADA accessible bathroom with a roll-in shower fails where it matters most: the floor seal. When the “fix” is basically a patch job, you don’t just get noise and inconvenience, you get repeat water damage, contractors, mitigation equipment, estimates, and that sinking feeling of doing this all over again.

At the same time, the knee situation is coming to a head. An upcoming MRI could point to a ligament tear or push us toward a total knee replacement, and we talk honestly about what we’ve been told about recovery, pain, and how knee replacements can be tougher than a total hip. If you live with chronic pain, cerebral palsy, or navigate life as a wheelchair user, you’ll recognize the mental math: what choice gives you the best shot at stability, function, and fewer daily battles?

We also say the quiet part out loud about caregiver support. When your body gets stiffer after days in bed and your home environment is literally leaking, the workload lands on everyone around you. We’re exhausted, frustrated, still showing up, and still making the calls that keep life moving forward.

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