In today's episode, I'm talking with Steve Phillip, founder of The Jordan Legacy Foundation. Not long ago, I came across Steve's profile on LinkedIn and felt instantly connected to him and his son's story. Unfortunately, mental health and suicide affects millions globally, and to provide some context, one person takes their life every 40 seconds.

This story is one of a loving father and family who have made it their life's mission to reduce the frequency of completed suicides by improving mental well-being in society and business.

Jordan's story gives us perspective on what needs to change and provides guidance on how we can help change the outcome. I believe we can all individually make a difference if we educate ourselves, and it starts by talking about it and sharing stories like this.

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Host: Tracey Hill
Guest: Steve Philip
Charity: The Jordan Legacy

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In today's episode, I interview Linda Easto, the founder of Hopeless to Happy. Her organization helps families recover from the trauma they go through when a loved one becomes addicted to drugs or alcohol.

Many shy away from talking about addiction, and I'm grateful that Linda has shared her and her sons story; it gives hope that there may be light at the end of what can seem like a very long and dark tunnel.

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I had the pleasure of speaking with World-Renowned Sculptor and holocaust survivor Maurice Blik. We talk about his time at Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, but then we get into his remarkable life journey that followed through to today, including how art has played an integral role throughout all stages of his life.

His words and experiences are lessons of someone with fearless determination. What is very clear is that his time, loss, and experience in Bergen-Belsen has not defined him. He is a true survivor and continues to educate and create sculpture with purpose, which you can see in his work or when you read his book (Art of Survival). His sculpture shows strength and courage, and quite clearly, so does the maker.

Maurice Blik's sculptures are not only a celebration of life but also an everlasting legacy that will carry his and his family's story for future generations to come.

Art of Survival Book
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