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The Last Business Framework You Will Ever Need
We are entering a new era and everything is changing including business!.  This is a rare opportunity for women to help create the future of business.  Are you ready?  Listen in and learn about the Lead with Your Light Business System - A Business Framework for the Future.  Learn how you can position yourself and your business for the next decade and have an impact on the creation of how things work in the future, To sign up for the training on Substack, go to https://NancyOKeefe.info
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When He Says He’ll Change: What Real Recovery From Porn Addiction Actually Looks Like
With Sathiya Sam, Founder of DeepClean™
After discovering pornography, infidelity, or other secret sexual behavior, one of the hardest questions isn't simply Why did he do it?
It's Can he actually change?
He may swear he'll never do it again. Delete apps. Install filters. Start therapy. Hand over his phone. Go weeks or months without pornography. And you desperately want to believe that this time is different.
But how can you tell the difference between someone who has stopped a behavior—for now—and someone who is actually changing?
In this episode, Lora Cheadle sits down with Sathiya Sam, founder of DeepClean™, author of The Last Relapse, and host of The Man Within podcast, for a candid conversation about pornography addiction, betrayal, relapse, and what lasting recovery really requires.
Drawing from his own 15-year struggle with pornography and his work helping men recover, Sathiya explains why pornography addiction is rarely solved by willpower, promises, shame, filters, or simply trying harder. Lasting change requires getting underneath the behavior to the emotional wounds, unmet needs, nervous-system patterns, beliefs, and identity that helped create the cycle in the first place. His current DeepClean approach likewise emphasizes addressing underlying emotional wounds, core beliefs, unmet needs, regulation, identity, and relationships rather than measuring success only by abstinence.
Lora and Sathiya also address the question so many betrayed partners struggle with: What is my role in his recovery?
Because supporting someone is not the same as recovering for them.
You cannot love him enough, monitor him enough, become a "superwife," have more sex, make his life easier, or find the perfect words that will make him change. His recovery belongs to him. Your healing belongs to you.
And perhaps most importantly, recovery doesn't have to mean returning to the relationship you had before. When someone genuinely addresses the roots of addiction, the goal isn't simply a man who no longer watches pornography. It's a man who knows himself better, regulates himself differently, communicates more honestly, takes responsibility for his needs and behavior, and begins showing up differently in his marriage and his life.
Top 3 Takeaways
Stopping the behavior is not the same as healing what created it.A promise to stop, an internet filter, accountability software, or a period of abstinence may change behavior without addressing its roots. Sathiya describes lasting recovery as developing self-awareness, healing underlying emotional wounds and unmet needs, and shifting identity—not merely becoming better at resisting pornography.
Look for trends of transformation, not just streaks of abstinence.Instead of asking only, How many days has he been "clean"?, look at what is changing in the man. Can he name his emotions and needs? Regulate himself during difficult conversations? Talk about what he's uncovering without becoming immediately defensive? Take responsibility for his recovery? Communicate honestly about both struggles and progress? As Sathiya explains, a relapse does not automatically erase every bit of growth—and a long streak does not necessarily prove the underlying problem has healed.
You can support his recovery, but you cannot do it for him.One of the most painful truths for a betrayed partner is that you cannot make someone want recovery more than they want it themselves. Your job is not to become his accountability partner or work harder for his healing than he does. Your work is getting your own support, processing your pain safely, establishing and upholding your boundaries, and paying attention to what his behavior—not merely his promises—is showing you.
Favorite Quotes
“He kind of has to want to change more than you want him to change for anything to actually change.” — Sathiya Sam
“I would rather be 100% my true self and rejected than 80% my true self and accepted.” — Sathiya Sam
“This is not about him not loving her. This is not about him not valuing the marriage or the relationship or their kids.” — Lora Cheadle
About Sathiya Sam
Sathiya Sam is the founder of DeepClean™, an author, international speaker, former university researcher and pastor, and host of The Man Within podcast. After his own long struggle with pornography, Sathiya developed a root-focused approach to helping men move beyond addictive behaviors by addressing emotional wounds, unmet needs, regulation, faith, relationships, and identity.
His book, The Last Relapse, expands on the principles discussed in this episode, including why lasting freedom requires more than willpower or surface-level behavior modification.
Learn more about Sathiya SamExplore DeepClean CoachingGet The Last Relapse
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About Lora:
Lora Cheadle, JD, CHt is a betrayal recovery coach, attorney, TEDx speaker, and author of FLAUNT! and It’s Not Burnout, It’s Betrayal.
After uncovering her husband’s 15-year affair, she turned her own pain into purpose—helping high-achieving women reclaim their identity, power, and joy.
A trauma-aware coach, somatic therapist, and former attorney, Lora blends legal insight with emotional and spiritual healing for full-spectrum recovery.
She is the author of FLAUNT! Drop Your Cover and Reveal Your Smart, Sexy, & Spiritual Self (an International Book Awards Finalist and Tattered Cover Bestseller) and It’s Not Burnout, It’s Betrayal: 5 Tools to FUEL UP & Thrive. She also hosts the podcast FLAUNT! Create a Life You Love After Infidelity and Betrayal. Learn more at www.loracheadle.com and follow me across all social!
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Giving Peace Wings: The Power of Connection, Creativity and Change
In this episode of Friends With The World, Michelle Villegas welcomes artist, author, illustrator, sculptor, and educator Sue DiCicco-Smith.
From her early career as an animator to her work creating and illustrating children's books, sculpture, and arts programs for young people. Sue has dedicated her creative gifts to inspiring imagination and connection.
Sue is also the founder of Armed with Arts and the Peace Crane Project, a global initiative that brings people together through the simple act of folding an origami crane and sharing a personal message of peace. What began with a question—What can artists do to make a difference?—has grown into an opportunity for children and adults around the world to connect across cultures, borders, and communities.
In this inspiring conversation, Sue shares the story behind the Peace Crane Project, its connection to Sadako Sasaki and Hiroshima, and her journey to Japan to learn more about Sadako's life and legacy.
 She also reflects on the power of creativity to help children develop confidence, empathy, curiosity, and a sense of connection to the larger world.
At its heart, this conversation is a reminder that peace isn't something we simply wait for others to create. Each of us can use our own gifts, creativity, and connections to help bring about positive change.
One crane. One connection. One person can help give peace wings.
Bio:
Sue DiCicco-Smith is an artist, author, illustrator, sculptor, and educator whose creative work has inspired children and communities around the world. She began her career as an animator and has gone on to write and illustrate numerous children's books, create sculptures, and develop arts programs that encourage creativity and self-expression.
Sue is the founder of Armed with the Arts and the Peace Crane Project, a global initiative that uses origami cranes and personal messages of peace to connect children and adults across cultures and borders. Her work reflects her belief in the power of creativity, connection, and individual action to help create positive change in the world.
Learn more about Michelle here  https://dreamvisions7radio.com/friends-with-the-world/
Website: friendswiththeworld.com

Gaea Star Crystal Radio Hour #684 is an hour of visionary acoustic improv music recorded by The Gaea Star Band with Mariam Massaro on vocals, native flute, ukuelele, acoustic guitar and dulcimer, Craig Harris on congas and Native drum and Bob Sherwood on piano. Recorded on a lush August afternoon at Singing Brook Studio in Worthington, Massachusetts, today’s show begins with the dreamy, sedate “All Life Unfolds”, a drifting, lovely thing led by Mariam’s pretty stream-of-consciousness lyric and languid vocal. “So Many Veils” follows with a native flute fanfare from Mariam and evolves into a hushed, meditative piece and “Finding Our Power Deep Within” is a summer celebration led by Mariam’s chiming ukulele draped on a bluesy piano bassline from Bob. Mariam continues strumming her ukulele for “It’s Gonna Be All Right”, a simple folk song that quickly evolves in a lovely, minimalist prayer with entrance of Bob’s beautiful piano motif and Craig’s round, steady congas. Mariam picks up her dulcimer for the next two pieces, the gorgeous, detailed “Sea Of Love” and the ragaesque “We Are The Ancient Ones”. We finish today with the beautiful, melancholy “Dare To Dream In Your True Essence” featuring soaring, exotic double flute and evocative vocals from Mariam.
Learn more about Mariam here: http://www.mariammassaro.com

The Ledger with National Best Selling Author Steven Manchester
Steven is the author of the soul-awakening novel The Menu as well as the 1980s nostalgia-series Bread Bags & Bullies and Lawn Darts & Lemonade. Other works include the #1 bestsellers Twelve Months, The Rockin’ Chair, Pressed Pennies, and  Gooseberry Island; the national bestsellers Ashes, The Changing Season, and Three Shoeboxes; the multi-award winning novels Dad and Goodnight Brian; and the heartwarming Christmas movie The Thursday Night Club. His work has appeared on NBC’s TODAY and CBS’s The Early Show; and in Billboard and People magazines. Three of Steven’s short stories were selected for “101 Best” for the Chicken Soup for the Soul  series. He is a multi-produced playwright as well as the winner of the 2017 Los Angeles Book Festival, 2018 New York Book Festival, 2020 New England Book Festival, and 2021 Paris Book Festival.http://www.stevenmanchester.com/
In Steve’s words: After returning home from a difficult tour of duty in Operation Desert Storm in 1991, I stepped back behind the walls of a Massachusetts penitentiary where I battled each day as a prison investigator. Needless to say, there was great negativity in my life at that time, and very little opportunity to heal from my wartime demons (or pursue my dreams of being published). I finally decided to return to college to finish my degree in Criminal Justice. During one of the classes, my professor, Barry McKee, detailed police work, but barely touched on other topics. I finally raised his hand and asked, “As the criminal justice system is so vast, what about the courts, probation, parole – corrections?” Barry smiled and told me to see him after class. I thought I’d done it! In his office, Barry explained, “Except from the slanted perspectives of inmates, there’s no real written material out there on corrections, or prisons.” Barry smiled again and then dropped the bomb that would change my life forever. “If you’re so smart,” he said, “why don’t you write it?” It was the last push I needed to get writing. Nine months later, I placed the first draft of 6-5; A Different Shade of Blue (under the pen name, Steven Herberts) on Barry’s desk. From then on, I was hooked. I was a writer.
The Ledger 
Set in a medium-security penitentiary in the mid-1990s, The Ledger is a faith-based story that pulls back the curtain on prison life, allowing the reader an eye-opening tour behind the wall. Although told from three alternating perspectives—officer, inmate, and sergeant—many of the same questions are asked: Can light be found in the deepest darkness? What about forgiveness, redemption, and grace? If the code is clear, “loyalty above all things except honor,” when should an officer cross the blue line to police one of his own?
Early readers are calling The Ledger impossible to put down, claiming that the unexpected twist at the end left them speechless…
The Ledger is the long-awaited companion novel to The Menu.
“The Ledger illuminates the dark world of Corrections, making it safe for all of us to steal a peek.” ~ Barry McKee, Professor Emeritus, Criminal Justice
“I found myself holding my breath. It felt like I was right back inside the wall.” ~ Nelson Julius, Deputy Superintendent, DOC (ret.)
“Intensely powerful and deeply moving, pick up a copy to balance your own ledger.”– Debby Guyette, Book Blogger, Single Titles
“The Ledger is a spiritual read, drawing the reader inward.”– Reverend Andy Stinson, First Congregational Church of Fall River
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Learn more about Deborah here:  www.lovebyintuition.com

Nicole Kranz: When Love Makes You Lose Yourself
In this episode of Make Mental Health Matter Show, host Kelli Melissa Reinhardt has special guest Nicole Kranz.
A little bit about Nicole’s story from her:
I lived many lives - across countries, cultures, heartbreaks, illness, and profound transformation. I’m also the author of This Is Bullsht, Not a Love Story*, a book born from my own experience of emotional abuse and my journey back to myself. I want to bring honesty, vulnerability, and hope to the audience, to remind people that even after losing yourself completely, you can reclaim your voice, your freedom, and your life. I’m not here as an expert with all the answers; I’m here as a woman who survived, healed, and chose to turn her pain into gratitude.
Short Bio:
Born Brazilian and raised in Geneva in a multicultural family, Nicole Kranz has always felt more stateless than tied to any single nationality.
She has lived in Rio, New York, Paris, and Lisbon, among other places, and remains an endless traveler.
A former coach, a self-taught writer, and the author of three books, she draws from a life shaped by movement, curiosity, and a deep fascination with human nature.
Nicole is direct, instinctive, and unapologetically honest, someone who would rather ask difficult questions than offer easy answers.
Her philosophy is simple: stay curious, embrace imperfection, and listen to life - it says it all.
Learn more about Nicole here:
https://www.nicolekranz.com
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https://www.instagram.com/nic_kranz/
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The Mystery Beneath Consciousness: A Journey into Photobiomodulation with Peter Adams Part 1
What if healing the brain could be as simple as light? In this episode of Surviving the Human Experience, Kristin Aurelia sits down with Peter Adams, VP of Vielight, to explore the fascinating and still-unfolding science of photobiomodulation — how specific wavelengths of light interact with the brain to support cognition, mood, and neurological health. We dive into the mechanisms behind this emerging therapy, what current brain research reveals, and how meditation and light-based practices may work together to unlock deeper states of awareness and healing. Whether you're a scientist, a skeptic, or simply curious about the mysteries of the human mind, this conversation offers a fresh lens on consciousness, the brain, and the human experience.
Interested in learning more about the research and information Peter Adams shared in this episode? Go to https://www.vielight.com.
Interested in ordering the Neuro Duo 4 or Neuro Duo with Vagus Nerve Stimulator that Kristin mentioned in today's episode that she has been using to support her wellness journey? You can order yours at  https://www.vielight.com. Enter code: AURELIAK26VL when ordering to receive a 10% discount!
Connect with Kristin: 
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Instagram: kristinaurelia210
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The Hidden Human Cost of What We WearSeason 2, Episode 6 | That Part by 45 Lemons
We asked the Black women in our lives a simple question: If you could talk about anything on a podcast, what would it be?
Ngozi Okaro chose sustainable fashion as an anti-racist practice.
What unfolds is a conversation about what our clothes say about us, and the people and systems we rarely see behind them. Verta, Naa, and Ngozi trace a line from cotton and enslaved labor to today's garment industry, exploring race, gender, exploitation, overproduction, and the often invisible labor behind what we wear. 
But this isn't about becoming the perfect ethical shopper. It's also about creativity, personal style, buying what we love, keeping it longer, and making choices that better reflect our values, while recognizing that consumers alone cannot fix a systemic problem.
Because getting dressed is personal.
But the systems behind what we wear are anything but.
Video Version: https://youtu.be/GHPj3GcN7rI?si=LbjSDWk1hqWQk8ld
Learn more about Naa & Verta here:
Email: thatpart@45Lemons.com Website: www.45lemons.com/thatpartInstagram: @fortyfivelemons

We Can Do Hard Things
Scarlett Lewis and her mom, Maureen Lewis, sit at the end of a dock in beautiful Maine for a powerful conversation about ‘Doing the Hard Things’ and what it really means to face fear instead of running from it.
They explore the power of feeling fear, listening to it, and then choosing to move through it. It’s about triumphing over what holds us back, not only physically, but emotionally. Sometimes the bravest thing we can do is pause, take a brave breath, and stay in the present moment.
That message is especially important as educators begin a new school year. Every day, despite the challenges they face, they show up for their students. The Choose Love Formula and Choice Moment Model teach us how to respond to difficult moments in a positive, productive way rather than from anxiety or worry. The latest neuroscience supports what we’ve been learning all along: resilience is built by moving through hard things, not avoiding them. Scarlett also reflects on a recent presentation at the National Homeland Security Conference, where the conversation around post-traumatic growth reinforced this powerful truth: we can grow through adversity, become stronger, and discover what we’re capable of on the other side.
Learn more About Scarlett here: https://chooselovemovement.org/

Rachel Boyer, LMHC Licensed Mental Health Counselor and founder of Insightful Solutions Therapy
Join biochemist Phil George on Wellness Wave Radio for a powerful and eye‑opening conversation with Rachel Boyer, Licensed Mental Health Counselor and founder of Insightful Solutions Therapy.
With over 20 years of experience across inpatient, residential, day programs, and outpatient care, Rachel brings a rare depth of insight into how people heal, grow, and reclaim control of their mental health. She now runs her own private practice and is the author of the newly released workbook, The Mind Reboot Toolkit.
In this episode, Rachel breaks down her action‑oriented, psycho‑educational counseling style—a refreshing approach that goes far beyond traditional talk therapy. She shares how she uses CBT, DBT, concrete skills, interactive worksheets, and brain‑based education to help clients understand why they feel the way they do and how to create real change.
You’ll hear:
How CBT connects thoughts, feelings, and behaviors
Why reframing thoughts can reduce anxiety
What neuroscience reveals about creating new neural pathways
How her clients benefit from a direct, skills‑focused, results‑driven approach
What’s inside her 100‑page, full‑color workbook packed with trackers, prompts, grounding tools, and more
Whether you’re a mental health professional, someone seeking support, or simply curious about how the brain rewires itself—this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Learn more about Rachel at InsightfulSolutionsTherapy.org Explore her workbook: insightfulsolutionstherapy.org/the-mind-reboot-toolkits-cbtstress-management-workbooks
Tune in and reboot your mind with us on Wellness Wave Radio.
Please feel free to email Phil at philgeorge@charter.net with any health/nutrition/exercise questions. https://www.wellnesswave.net/
This Week’s Video: Join Biochemist Phil George and ICU nurse and holistic nutritionist Kellie Hamilton as they explore what most people misunderstand about protein —and why not all protein is created equal. How much protein do you really need? Does the source matter? And what should you know about protein quality, digestion, and muscle health? Tune in for a fascinating conversation that will help you make smarter choices about one of the most important nutrients in your diet. https://youtu.be/mPwBN3UzXmc?si=umL3O4PNTZu0gZj8