Tony Robbins, Entrepreneur and Best-selling Author shares how to get back in control of your life if you're currently feeling lost.

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"Two siblings can grow up in the same home, but have a very different childhood. I was a very, very sensitive child. I picked up on everything." - Jillian Turecki

Growing up as the daughter of a prominent psychiatrist who wrote "The Difficult Child" based on her own childhood, Jillian Turecki's journey through family trauma has shaped her understanding of relationships in profound ways. Despite navigating a complex relationship with her father, who struggled with severe bipolar disorder and narcissistic personality disorder, she emerged with deep insights into how our earliest relationships shape our adult connections. As a relationship coach, she brings a nuanced perspective to the intricate ways childhood experiences influence our choice of romantic partners, often leading us to unconsciously seek out relationships that mirror our earliest emotional wounds.

Her personal story of growing up in an emotionally volatile household, where hypervigilance became a survival skill, offers powerful lessons about healing and transformation. Turecki shares her professional expertise on why many people unknowingly marry someone similar to the parent with whom they struggled most, exploring the unconscious patterns that drive our relationship choices. Her approach acknowledges that while forgiveness isn't always necessary or appropriate, especially in cases of abuse, finding peace with our past is crucial for building healthy relationships.

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Eric Barker, Best-selling Author shares the science backed research around what it means to find true love.

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"They want you to be the old you because it makes them being comfortable. The new you makes people be uncomfortable." - Jeezy

In a deeply personal conversation, rap icon Jeezy opens up about a pivotal moment that changed the trajectory of his life - a $10 million bail situation with his crew that exposed hard truths about loyalty and responsibility. After getting everyone out of jail and receiving no support in return, Jeezy faced the devastating realization that despite his unwavering support for others, that same dedication wasn't reciprocated. This awakening led him to make what he describes as the hardest decision of his life: choosing to walk alone.

The conversation reveals Jeezy's remarkable journey from a place of constant fear and anxiety about impending imprisonment to a path of deliberate personal growth. At 40 years old, he began seeking wisdom from thought leaders like Robert Greene, John Maxwell, and TD Jakes, transforming not just his mindset but his entire approach to life. Through this evolution, Jeezy discovered that changing oneself often means growing apart from familiar circles, as he learned that "the new you makes people be uncomfortable."

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"When you accept yourself the way you are, the world recognizes you." - Muniba Mazari

From adopting her son Niall to becoming Pakistan's first wheelchair-bound TV host and model, Muniba Mazari's journey is a testament to the power of reframing life's challenges. When her four-year-old son asked her to kick a soccer ball, a moment that could have been devastating became a profound lesson in focusing on possibilities rather than limitations. Through her son's simple wisdom of suggesting catch ball instead, Muniba learned to see her glass as half full, embracing what she could do rather than dwelling on what she couldn't.

As Pakistan's first Goodwill Ambassador to UN Women and a globally exhibited artist, Muniba has transformed her personal journey into a platform for change. Her story extends beyond professional achievements to deep insights about overcoming the fear of abandonment and finding self-acceptance. Featured in BBC's Top 100 Women and Forbes 30 under 30, she's dedicated herself to changing narratives in mainstream media, showing that being "perfectly imperfect" is perfectly alright. Her path as a wheelchair-bound pioneer in television and modeling has created a roadmap for future generations, turning personal challenges into stepping stones for others to follow.

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Peter Diamandis, International Pioneer in the fields of innovation, incentive competitions and commercial space shares how to enroll people into believing in your dream to help you achieve your goals.

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"Strength training is Queen. It's at the top of the list." - Seneda Greca

As a sought-after celebrity trainer working with influential figures like Kim Kardashian, Seneda Greca is on a mission to revolutionize how women approach fitness and body image. In this powerful conversation, she opens up about her own journey of navigating beauty standards after moving to America as a teenager, and how she's now using her platform to champion strength training as the cornerstone of women's health and confidence. Drawing from her extensive experience, Greca shares how she's witnessed firsthand the transformative impact of strength training on both physical and mental well-being.

The discussion delves deep into the evolution of women's fitness trends, from the "skinny" obsession of the '80s and '90s to today's emerging focus on building muscle and strength. Greca provides fascinating insights into her work with high-profile clients, revealing how figures like Kim Kardashian are helping to reshape beauty standards by embracing strength training and muscle building. She emphasizes how this shift isn't just about aesthetics – it's about setting new standards for women's health, injury prevention, and long-term vitality.

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Alex Hormozi, Entrepreneur and Author shares the differences between what makes something good versus something great.

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"Nothing is inherently offensive. Something happens. Someone shares something. If something was inherently offensive, every single person would get offended. The fact that every single person is not getting offended means it's not that thing that is offensive. It's something within you that's being activated by that external event." - Dr. Rangan Chatterjee

In this profound conversation, Dr. Rangan Chatterjee delves into the psychological prison of holding grudges and constantly taking offense. Through personal stories and professional insights, he reveals how society often validates and rewards us for holding onto grievances, while rarely acknowledging the hidden costs to our physical and emotional well-being. Dr. Chatterjee shares his own journey of navigating public controversy during the George Floyd protests, using this experience to illustrate how our need to be right can trap us in cycles of stress and emotional turmoil.

The discussion expands into a deeper exploration of how our inner world directly impacts our physical health. Dr. Chatterjee challenges conventional thinking about offense-taking, explaining that in a world of eight billion people, expecting everyone to share our views is not only unrealistic but potentially harmful to our well-being. Through examples from his medical practice and personal life, including his marriage, he demonstrates how letting go of the need to be right can transform our relationships and overall health, offering a compelling case for choosing happiness over righteousness.

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Mel Robbins, Motivational Speaker and Best-selling Author shares the steps to take to turn your life around.

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"Osteoporosis is real and 50 percent of women will have an osteoporotic fracture before they die. If you fall and break your hip, your chance of death in one year is 30 percent with surgery." - Dr. Mary Claire Haver

In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Mary Claire Haver delivers crucial insights about women's health that challenge conventional thinking about fitness and aging. She reveals how the focus on being thin in our 20s and 30s could be setting women up for serious health challenges later in life, explaining that muscle mass and bone density peak around age 30. Through compelling medical evidence and personal experience, Dr. Haver emphasizes the critical importance of strength training and protein intake, particularly as women approach menopause, when the loss of muscle and bone accelerates dramatically.

Dr. Haver also explores the complex relationship between menopause and major life changes, including divorce. She shares fascinating insights about how this transitional period often becomes a catalyst for women to prioritize their own wellbeing, sometimes for the first time. Drawing from her clinical experience and conversations with divorce attorneys, she unpacks the surprising statistics about marriage satisfaction between genders and the various factors that contribute to relationship changes during menopause, including depression, cognitive changes, and sexual health concerns.

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