My guest, Sterling Mire has over 20 years of expertise in manifestation, life coaching, and psychology. Sterling spent years attempting to achieve lasting success and happiness using techniques from renowned leaders, until she turned setbacks and challenges into breakthroughs. This journey led to the creation of her signature Art of Manifestation – The AOM System™, an all-encompassing, foolproof practice designed to help individuals master the manifestation process easily, and powerfully. Sterling’s prestigious clientele includes industry giants like Google, People Magazine, E! Entertainment, OK! Magazine, InStyle Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, A-list celebrities, Hyatt and Hilton Hotels, The Lifetime Channel, and The Beverly Wilshire Hotel. 

en·tre·pre·neur, Chief Innovation Officer at Cars.com, Host of the Not Almost There Podcast and co-founder of GO Brewing, first Non-alcoholic production w/ taproom in Illinois

Co- Host of ‘Fit After 40’ podcast with Chris & Tony.

Keyra Conlinn: Educator, Facilitator, and Mentor – based in Vancouver BC.

"Meltdowns to Magical Moments: Parenting after Toxic Breakups." 

She is the Founder of Be the Light.  Be the Light offers family harmony facilitation to support parents of young children to bring more compassion, more curiosity, and more cooperation into their daily lives and to empower both parent and child to actively engage in helpful healing practices after challenging and sometimes traumatic experiences. Our goal is to inspire hope and be a bridge for deeper connection through new ways of communication and care.

She believes that when children are finding their way through the sometimes dark or turbulent waters of life, we as parents must shine brighter for them and lead with love and awareness!
 

PDF guide: "The top 10 mistakes parents make with their children while recovering from trauma."

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Keyra hails from Atlantic Canada, but has lived across Canada and the globe, a true citizen of the world despite her small town roots. 
 

Being both a student and a teacher of language and culture, she has seen what brings families together and what tears them apart, what aspects of child development are universal and which are based on societal expectations, and what challenges people everywhere face in feeling worthy of love and remaining true to themselves. These observations, in addition to her own lived experiences, are what fuel and inform her passion and mission. 

Today, she is a Heart-Led Guide for Healing Generations — part mentor, part nurturer, and part visionary. Her soul work lives at the crossroads of emotional healing, conscious parenting, and inner child restoration. She weaves compassion with structure, offering parents and families not just strategies, but sanctuary. 

Keyra facilitates harmony, models presence, and invites transformation. From trauma-informed care to parenting as leadership, she sees family not just as a unit, but as a living, evolving ecosystem where love can become legacy.

Download the Parenting Guide here:  https://bit.ly/3G3fbq6

 

Brian C. Joondeph completed his training as a retina surgeon in 1990 and since then has worked both in private practice and full-time academic ophthalmology. He practiced in Michigan for ten years before taking his family on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to work and live in Auckland, New Zealand for several years. He has been in Denver for the past 15 years after returning from his academic retina position down under. Denver was a great fit for his family after New Zealand given the opportunity for outdoor adventure and sports.

Dr. Joondeph grew up in northern New Jersey with his entire family in medicine or allied professions, making medical school an easy choice. Ophthalmology provided a high-tech blend of medicine and surgery, with retina further exemplifying these features. There is little in medicine more satisfying than saving or restoring eyesight, arguably the most precious of our senses.

Dr. Joondeph has more than 80 academic publications and is a current and past investigator in multiple clinical trials. He enjoys clinical research as it links scientific inquiry with eventual new treatments he can offer to his patients. He is also an examiner for the American Board of Ophthalmology, helping develop the next generation of ophthalmologists. Dr. Joondeph is widowed and has three adult children.

When not working, he enjoys spending time with his family. His hobbies include golfing, skiing, fitness, and travel. When not in clinic, you will find Dr. J in the mountains or visiting a foreign country