Our Global Veterans Stories with Sara Troy and her guest Andrea Blakely Holloway, on air from May 23RD
“Why” do I wish to share: My why is my Father and my husband and the respect I have for their military service. I believe all service persons deserve services and benefits that they gave their life for.
Face It is Your Time, is a veteran to veteran with spouses assistance service. We help with getting them the right application forms. We also assist with understanding what needs to be replied to and how the reply needs to be stated. At the end of the day, it’s about veterans and spouses supporting one another through difficult times.
I am the child of a proud marine veteran and the wife of a proud army veteran. I’m a lifelong caregiver, who stands in the gap for my fellow caregivers who are family (children) or spouse caregivers. I am a servant of the Lord and a caregiver of his children. I continue to fight for the rights of service men and women and all the military spouses.
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We look at trauma and believe we are victims of it; maybe it was just an unpleasant experience that we need to learn from rather than let it pull us down into despair. Of course, some are genuinely traumatized by something catastrophic in their lives, but we also go through ups and downs in the life of good and bad experiences is life in itself that are here to teach us, strengthen us, and show us are courage and abilities.
How can we be authentic in who we are? How can we know who we are when we have let life dictate who we should be, going in and allowing ourselves to discover who we are, being who we are from the inside out, is where we will find that authenticity.
I have lived my life trying to fit in, trying to be what others expected me to be, only to let them down and betray myself in the process. I have after a life time stopped being what others want from me and just being my authentic self, who I am in all my flawsomeness.
I suffer from sadness; it is what I feel when I hear the pain, feel the disconnect, and feel pulled to fix something in a world that needs to take ownership of their own pain and fix it for themselves. That is the healing, the growth, the discovery of self, and becoming one’s true authentic self.
Who you are, why you are here, what your gift is, how you use it, and whom you use it for, is why we are here; to serve life with tour particular gift of who we are in all our authentic flawsomeness.
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An Authors Kiss with Sara Troy and her guest Larry Goldsmith, on air from May 9th
Forensic accountant Larry G. Goldsmith, author of the historical fiction novel BASHERT, a courtroom drama, surrounding a Jewish love story. He lives in Chicago. His professional experiences are woven into believable and authentic storylines. He applies his real life occupation of courtroom dramas and negotiating with the IRS into many of his novels.
ABOUT THE BOOK: In the late sixties, the world is experiencing a counter revolution, rebelling against the devastating war in Vietnam and cultural norms. During these days of rage, the Soviets and U.S. seek to end the nuclear arms race. As a bargaining chip, the Nixon administration promises to support a free trade agreement while ignoring Soviet human and religious abuses. In New York City, a young criminal attorney enters the fray after his shotgun wedding to the Rebbe’s daughter. His father-in-law is a world renowned clandestine leader seeking religious freedom for millions of Soviet citizens. The White House prosecutes the Rebbe as their scapegoat so the U.S. Soviet trade agreement passes Congress. The Nixon administration will use every legal tool orchestrated by an unscrupulous U.S. prosecuting attorney to imprison the Rebbe and destroy the credibility of his movement.
Millions of lives rest on the outcome of the trial. The world watches, waiting for a courtroom verdict, as two young lovers and an old Rebbe battle two world superpowers.
In the late sixties, the world experiences a counter revolution, rebelling against the devasting war in Vietnam and cultural norms. During these days of rage, the Soviets and U.S. seek to end the nuclear arms race. As a bargaining chip, the Nixon administration promises to support a free trade agreement while ignoring Soviet human and religious abuses.
In New York city, a young criminal attorney enters the fray after his shotgun wedding to the Rebbe’s daughter. His father-in-law is a world renowned clandestine leader seeking religious freedom for millions of Soviet citizens. The White House prosecutes the Rebbe as their scapegoat so the U.S. Soviet trade agreement passes Congress.
Bestselling author Larry Goldsmith has created a story of a morally strong-willed woman much like the biblical character Joseph in that she survives her fateful situation to become a heroine. Hanna is a coming-of-age college student who must face a life-threatening situation.
Devastated by the sudden death of his parents, eighteen-year-old Marc is suddenly alone in the world. To cope with his grief, he travels to Europe where he hopes to find himself. His road to self-discovery, however, is not how he envisaged it. Twists and turns throughout the next decade add dimension and character to a passage he never imagined. Initially, new friends, the nightlife of London and sudden trauma lead him to his biggest discovery; that he is happier as a she. As Marc becomes Marci, she adjusts to living as a woman while embracing all the highs and lows that life flings at her. Marc M
Larry G. Goldsmith is an author, financial sleuth (forensic CPA) and an attorney. His professional experiences are woven into believable and authentic storylines. He applies his real life occupation of courtroom dramas and negotiating with the IRS into many of his novels. Goldsmith has published two novels, Bashert and Marc Marci. He is happily married, living with his wife in Chicago. Being a baseball fan, every novel contains a baseball tidbit woven into each story. When not working or writing, he is riding his bicycle or recalling younger days when he kayaked down dangerous whitewater rivers and played volleyball. For more information on Larry, visit:
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Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from May 9th
I have been away looking after my 2-year-old Grandson while my daughter gave birth to another Grandson. Things went wrong, and during the c-section, the little one had his femur broken. On top of that, because he has Down syndrome, there was concern about his oxygen levels. He was in ICU for nine days while they had to discover how to feed him, as he has a full-bodied brace that holds his leg in a position for the femur to heal, but this means he can’t be bathed or held in a cradled position and we have to be so careful how we hold him.
So you can imagine, it has had its level of stress. I oversaw my little RORO, my 25-month-old grandson. We went to the hospital daily to see Mama, Papa, and his baby brother, who he has taken to well. Ma and Pa with baby Louie were in the hospital for nine days but are now at home and so much more relaxed; they are navigating Louie’s needs while balancing the needs of Roro and my daughter’s recovery.
I am home now for a bit while they get into a routine, but there are so many medical appointments to come for this little boy.
One thing for sure, I know he knows he is loved, by everyone, and that love is so pure, extending the love for our RoRo too. As a grandma my heart is full, and when I hold my grandchildren there is feeling of such deep love that feeds our very soul.
So there have not been shows for a week or 2, I will have some for you next week, but the balancing act right now is with family and seeing them stablized, so I am on call to go as needed, willingly.
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Building your businesswith Sara Troy and her guest Sandy Rutherford, on air from May 9th
Cut the C.R.A.P. and Step into Your Inspired Destiny, Navigating the “High C’s” to Success
Each and every one of us has it within to create inspiring destinies – big beautiful dream goals! Most stop short of it though. Why? Because our C.R.A.P. gets in the way – our Counterproductive Really Asinine Programming. We’ve all got it and it is what limits our success – not ever a lack of talent or capability. Ever!
When you learn how to Cut the C.R.A.P. then whole new worlds open up to you and you truly see what’s possible for you.
Sandy Rutherford is a world class Success Mindset Coach, Cut the C.R.A.P. Mentor, Destiny Maker and Success Accelerator, as well as International Speaker and Best Selling Author. Her versatile professional chapters include stints in Health Care, Show Business, Multinational Corporate Leadership and Entrepreneurship. Taught and mentored by Bob Proctor, Sandy uses her global coaching practice and life-changing programs to show people how to step into their inspired destinies.
You can learn about the core of Sandy’s teachings in her best selling bookNavigating the “High C’s” to Success, available on Amazon.
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