Despite concern and greater awareness about domestic violence, it’s still happening, and with only 16% of women who experience violence contacting an agency such as a shelter, crisis centre or hotline, counsellor or women’s centre for help, we may never really know the how wide spread the issue is.
 
In this extraordinary episode I speak with Anita Bentata, an escapee of domestic violence. Anita’s story has been documented in her book “The Wolf in a Suit”.
 
During this episode Anita shares incredible insights from the children’s fairy tale “Little Red Riding Hood” and it’s easy to see the parallels of the fairy tale with her own journey, Anita is Little Red Riding Hood, standing at the edge of the woods, being caught by The Wolf (only  he’s wearing a suit), and finally escaping with her two little girls.
 
This episode is one of hope, courage and full of insights as Anita shares how we can all access far more than we know, and how when faced with mixed messages from a partner we end up confused, leading to inaction, possibly the reason why some women stay much longer than they should. Anita has turned her experiences into a mission to help women, she went on to study Human Behavior and became a psychotherapist and counsellor. Anita now helps women to develop their emotional muscle to speak about the unknown and the uncomfortable, she is well versed in all the unspoken myths about love, stress and relationships.
 
Reach out to Anita by:
Email: [email protected] 
Facebook: Activating Artemis and The Wolf in a Suit 
Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter “Anita Bentata”
Access Anita’s free downloads here: http://www.anitabentata.com/

Peter is a remarkable man who has been forced to overcome incredible adversity. He is by anyone’s definition a walking, talking miracle. His story of resilience and courage has inspired audiences of all ages to adopted his never give up attitude and to face the challenges of life with a new resolve and inner belief in their own abilities.

During our chat we discuss how, at a young age, Peter had to relearn EVERYTHING, from how to move, walk and talk, how to interpret sensory information and emotions, he even had to retrain his memory!

Peter shares amazing insights that we can all use to how to deal with sensory overload and overwhelm along with the positive side of deliberate self-sabotage. I invite you to explore Peters world with me… you will be so much better for it!

Connect with Peter: www.peterdempsey.com/home or on Facebook www.facebook.com/thepeterdempsey/

Fizza Kashif Khan is a Professional Migrant Coach with a long list of qualifications including Master Coach/ practitioner of  Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Hypnotherapist as well as Access Bar consciousness practitioner.

During this episode Fizza shares her journey as an immigrant arriving in Sydney from Pakistan and the challenges of learning a new language, understanding a different culture and dealing with misguided opinions. Determined not to return home a “loser” she shares of her struggles and triumphs of living in a remote Australian town.

Her story is told with joy and laughter, a true testament to the light of hope that Fizza brings to the world. It will challenge you to step into your true authentic self, to confidently declare when enough is enough and think about your own unconscious bias and question the unnecessary judgements we place on our fellow human beings.

Connect with Fizza here

After a traumatic high-school football injury, Rodney Flowers was completely paralyzed, incapacitated, and bound to the confines of a wheelchair. He was told his recovery prognosis was unfavorable.  Hear how Rodney never gave up hope and persisted for 18 long grueling years before he could finally get up and leave the wheel chair behind.

Today Rodney is making a positive impact on the world through his Bestselling Books, as a Speaker, CEO, Entrepreneur, Transformational Leader, and Resilience Trainer