Life is made up of countless facets—joy and sorrow, hope and heartbreak, clarity and confusion. Yet, in the middle of navigating life’s complexities, many people never have the space, tools, or support to truly process what they are facing in healthy ways. Instead, pain gets buried, stress accumulates, and survival replaces living.

Breathe again, Move again, and Live again can be the safe landing to enter the space and glean practical, healthy tools that foster healing and growth. Many are ill-equipped, and crisis rarely waits until we feel ready. When challenges hit in real time, people need real solutions—not platitudes, not pressure and not perfection, but guidance that meets them exactly where they are.

Like "Dear Abby," I am the one someone can call or send a message. I work with individuals who feel overwhelmed, stuck, or emotionally exhausted—those who are navigating grief, trauma, anxiety, loss, or major life transitions. Together, we slow down what feels chaotic, identify what is actually happening beneath the surface, and create space for understanding and clarity. Healing doesn’t mean erasing the past; it means learning how to move forward without being controlled by it.

What sets my approach apart is its practicality and immediacy. We don’t just talk about change—we put real-time solutions in place for real-time crises. These are tools that can be used in the middle of emotional overload, panic, decision fatigue, or moments when breathing feels difficult and hope feels distant. Having someone who can offer guidance helps encourage steps to interrupt cycles of overwhelm and create momentum toward stability and peace.

The goal is simple but profound: to help people breathe again, move again, and live again.

Breathing again means finding calm in the chaos and learning how to regulate emotions when life feels unmanageable. Moving again means regaining confidence, purpose, and the ability to take the next right step—even if that step is small. Living again means reconnecting with joy, meaning, and the truth that life still holds value and possibility beyond pain.

Everyone deserves support that is compassionate, practical, and empowering. Everyone deserves tools that don’t just help them survive a moment but equip them to face the next one with greater strength and clarity. My work is about walking alongside people, offering insight, encouragement, and tangible strategies that help them rediscover their capacity to heal and thrive.

Life may be complex, but healing doesn’t have to be out of reach. With the right support, it is possible to move from merely enduring life to engaging it fully—one breath, one step, and one moment at a time.

Marcia Earhart is a certified life, trauma, grief, brain, and mental health coach, mediator, author, and HeartSync minister. Her guidance is both professional and personal. Having navigated the deaths of two sons within the last eleven years—one tragically murdered—she stands as a testament to God's faithfulness in the deepest valleys of grief, and now leads others in healing.

Her powerful new book, "Gripping Grace in the Garden of Grief," is a raw and vulnerable chronicle of devastating loss. More than a memoir, it is a lifeline, exploring the fragile threads of love and pain that hold us together and revealing the God-given hope that can rebuild a shattered life.

Marcia’s mission extends beyond the page. As the co-founder of The Sterling Rose Sanctuary, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, she is boots-on-the-ground in the mental health crisis. She creates a safe, haven for the grieving to release their trauma and pain so they can Breathe again, Move again, and Live again. Her ministry reaches a diverse community across the United States and six other countries, standing as a powerful reminder that in deep sorrow, no one has to walk alone.

Marcia has been married to her best friend, Scott, for thirty-five years, and together they homeschooled and enjoyed raising their four boys and daughter. Marcia, Scott, and two of their adult children, who live nearby, love spending time together—whether it's making memories at the beach, traveling, playing games, having deep conversations, cooking, supporting their daughter’s comfort creature business, or listening to their son’s music on Apple and Spotify.

Former Reuter’s Journalist Pens Award-Winning,
Critically-Acclaimed, Space-Travel Sci-Fi Thrillers
 Winner Best New Sci-Fi Series BookFest Awards, 2024

 Distinguished Favorite,
Independent Press Awards,
2025
 Cygnus Award Finalist, 2025
 Pacific Book Awards, Best
Sci-fi (Galactic Empires), 2025
 IBPA Bill Fisher Award, 2025
Silver Winner

A profound and full-bodied futuristic

story of love, technology, and infinite outer space." 
—Kirkus Reviews
"Clift merges the vastness of space with the intimate, harrowing struggles of motherhood,
probing the ethical limits of science and the steep cost of survival in his gripping sci-fi tale." 
—The Prairies Book Review
"Works toward a breathless conclusion... Born in Space is a lush science fiction allegory for the
strength of a mother's love and the unbreakable bonds of family.”
—Foreword Clarion Review 
The future of space could involve multi-species colonization wars, an evolved human species
born beyond Earth, encroaching AI, disruptive use of robots and techn9ology, and families
traveling galaxies. These are just some of the elements envisioned in a new science-fiction series
set just 40-80 years into the future, written by a former journalist of 20 years, Jermey Clift.
His books – Born in Space and Space Vault -- have been praised heavily for their mesmerizing
world-building, high-impact action, deep character development, philosophical explorations, and
most of all, a realistic portrayal of what life in space could look like from the detailed eye of a
reporter who has covered war zones, natural disasters, and economic crises. Clift has lived in
China, Egypt, Great Britain, India, France, Philippines, Washington DC, and elsewhere. From his
international experiences he was able to imagine universal struggles out in deep space.
In an interview, Clift is available to discuss the following:
 What next ye3ar’s planned Moon mission could actually be leading us.
 What life could be like for the first children (artificially conceived) born in space.
 Why he foresees an endangered Earth forcing humans to expand into space in search of
new resources and habitats.

 How he portrays families living in space.
 How his experience working at Reuter’s and the International Monetary Fund inspired
and shaped his books.
 The role of AI in space exploration.
 Why space colonization is coming but ethical dilemmas will persist.
 How he writes of the power of maternal love in the face of adversity.
 Why he explores themes of sacrifice, romance, and redemption against the backdrop of
interstellar politics and corporate greed.
 Why he writes strong female characters in a genre that’s historically male-dominated.
Clift’s series inserts a sense of realism in a speculative world, making his books both exciting
and believable. He sees science-fiction as not so much predicting the future, but as away to
launch into a discussion of the future and where we, as a nation and world, are heading. Society
and technology are both competing and co-operating to forge our future.

Jeremy Clift
Biography
Jeremy Clift is a science fiction author and former journalist. His first work of fiction, “Born in
Space” is part of his Sci-Fi Galaxy
series of novels built around the
growth of orbiting space habitats
and the exploitation of asteroids.
The sequel, "Space Vault: The Seed
Eclipse" was published in 2025.
“Born in Space” examines what life
might be like for the first children
born off Earth. “How would they
feel? Would they have a terrible
craving to return “home”? Or are
they really an extraterrestrial, a
space being? Still a humanoid but
having none of the experiences of
the Earth.” The subsequent book
examines identity in an age of
genetic engineering. Who owns
Life?
A fan of Adrian Tchaikovsky, Mary
Robinette Kowal, Cixin Liu, and
Andy Weir, he is keenly interested in how space exploration will change humanity over the next
200 years. Clift says that solving how babies get born in reduced or zero gravity is one of the key
issues for humanity if we want to populate space habitats and other planets. Most people will not
want to emigrate to Mars. But maybe robots will. And by then, they will probably be far more
intelligent than humans. “Maybe what will be “born” is some sort of hybrid that mixes the
emotions of humans with the resilience and sturdiness of artificial beings.”
A former non-fiction Publisher at an international organization, he is a communications
consultant and writing coach who has also worked in magazines and as an international news
correspondent for Reuters. A graduate of the London School of Economics and George
Washington University, he has lived in a variety of capitals and cities around the world, including
Beijing, Bombay, Cairo, New Delhi, Jakarta, London, Manila, Paris, and Washington DC.
He has published profiles and interviews with several leading economists, including Nobel Prize
winners Vernon Smith and Daniel Kahneman, as well as Olivier Blanchard, Avinash Dixit, Allan
Meltzer, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Mario Monti, Lucrezia Reichlin, and Hernando de Soto. He has
also edited collections of work on Health and Development and Financial Globalization, as well
as books on VAT, Big Government, Japan, Risk and Recessions. He resides in Charlotte, NC.

I’m a psychologist and breathwork practitioner advocating for change in how we approach mental health treatment. My work focuses on the treatment prevalence paradox — why mental health outcomes continue to worsen despite more therapy, medication, and awareness than ever before.

For my PhD in psychology, I conducted the largest randomized controlled trial to date on Conscious Connected Breathwork (CCB), examining its effects on anxiety. I bring a research-led but accessible perspective on what’s working, what isn’t, and how embodied approaches like breathwork may offer a missing piece in modern mental health care.

Richard Blake is a psychologist, breathwork practitioner, and advocate for reform in modern mental health treatment. He began his career as a professional fitness model and gym owner, where his interest in performance, health, and the mind–body connection first took shape.

Seeking deeper clinical training, Richard entered postgraduate psychotherapy training in the UK, completing a Postgraduate Certificate in Psychotherapy. During his training, he became increasingly concerned by the limited real-world outcomes of traditional talk therapy, which led him to step away from licensure-focused pathways and pursue research instead.

Richard later moved from the UK to the United States, where he completed a PhD in Psychology and conducted the largest randomized controlled trial to date on Conscious Connected Breathwork (CCB). His work now focuses on why mental health outcomes continue to worsen despite more treatment than ever, and how embodied, evidence-based approaches may offer a missing piece.

My name is Richard Kuhns, and I would welcome the opportunity to share a story that blends personal transformation, scientific curiosity, and the creation of a skincare line that grew out of one of the most challenging chapters of my life. My work sits at the intersection of lived experience and hands‑on innovation, and I believe your audience would find both the journey and the discoveries compelling.

My background is in chemical engineering, and for many years I lived a very different life than the one I lead today. Everything changed when I began searching for answers to a set of persistent and deeply distressing skin issues that affected my quality of life in profound ways. Traditional approaches did not bring the relief I hoped for, and I found myself pushed into a position where I had to rely on my own resourcefulness, research, and willingness to experiment. That period became the catalyst for everything that followed.

During that search, I encountered a unique liquid carbon material I named, Nature’s Gift. I did not create this ingredient, but I immediately recognized its potential. Nothing I had tested behaved quite like it. Its ability to support deep cleansing and help the skin feel renewed sparked a new direction for me. I began formulating products around it, testing combinations, refining textures, and exploring how this ingredient could be incorporated into a complete skincare system. What started as a personal project gradually evolved into something much larger.

The result is my Beauty Forever skincare line, a salon grade collection built around this liquid carbon foundation. Over time, I saw how these formulations supported the skin’s ability to feel cleaner, clearer, and more balanced. Users often reported that their skin looked healthier, that stubborn issues improved in appearance, and that they felt more confident with less makeup. These observations encouraged me to continue refining the formulas and expanding the line. The products are designed to work from the surface inward, helping dissolve buildup, cleanse deeply, and support the skin’s natural clarity. After years of real world use, I have come to believe that these are some of the most effective products ever formulated.

My journey also led me to write a book titled How to Get Your Life Back from Morgellons. The book reflects my personal experience and the strategies that helped me navigate an extremely difficult period. It has received more than 260 four and five star reviews on Amazon, and many readers have shared that it offered them comfort, direction, or simply the feeling that they were not alone. While I am not a medical professional, I speak from lived experience and from the perspective of someone who had to find his own way forward when answers were hard to come by.

As a guest, I can offer your audience a conversation that is both informative and deeply human. I can discuss why modern science claims liquid carbon cannot exist, how this remarkable material does exist, and how it powers my super charged skincare line, along with the personal journey that shaped my work. I can also speak to the emotional and psychological side of facing a condition that is poorly understood, and how that experience can fuel innovation and resilience.

My goal is not only to share the story of these products, but also to offer hope to people who feel overlooked or unheard. Your platform reaches individuals who are searching for solutions, inspiration, or simply a new perspective. I would be honored to contribute to that.

If this resonates with you, I would be thrilled to connect and explore the possibility of joining you as a guest.

Richard Kuhns is a chemical engineer turned high‑performance wellness innovator whose career spans engineering, human behavior, authorship, and breakthrough consumer products. He began in chemical engineering before shifting into hypnosis and stress management, where he spent nearly two decades helping thousands of people stop smoking, manage weight, overcome fears, build self esteem, and reduce stress through biofeedback and mind‑body techniques.

Richard’s engineering mindset shaped his unconventional approach to emotional resilience and personal transformation. He has authored several books that challenge traditional thinking and offer practical, experience‑driven insights, including works on self esteem, weight management, anxiety, spirituality, and misunderstood health conditions. His writing reflects a rare blend of analytical thinking and real‑world problem solving.

His personal journey through complex skin challenges pushed him to explore solutions far outside conventional boundaries. This led to the development of a radical dietary protocol and, eventually, to the creation of a proprietary carbon‑based ingredient that became the foundation of his most groundbreaking work.

Richard is also known for his engaging TikTok series Zen for the Day and Relationship Killers, where he blends humor, clarity, and practical wisdom. Beyond wellness, he is the inventor and manufacturer of Waterloov, a patented gutter guard system recognized for its performance and durability.

Today, Richard is best known as the creator of the super charged Beauty Forever skin care line — a high‑energy, next‑level system designed to do everything top skin care products promise while taking a bold leap ahead of them. Built around his proprietary carbon‑based ingredient, Beauty Forever supports deep cleansing from the surface inward, helping the skin shed buildup, impurities, and debris so it can look clearer, smoother, and more refined. Users often share that their skin appears brighter, more balanced, and less dependent on makeup, with stubborn surface concerns improving in appearance over time. Beauty Forever represents Richard’s signature approach: engineering precision, fearless innovation, and a commitment to creating products that push far beyond the expected.

Richard Kuhns brings a dynamic mix of science, lived experience, and practical innovation — making him a compelling guest for conversations about transformation, resilience, breakthrough ideas, and the future of high‑performance skin care.

The world needs a unitive vision that provides hope, optimism, and encouragement to a divided humanity. 

After eleven books exploring life stories, personal myth making, mysticism, the collective story of our time, and how we can live into our own story of wholeness, I realized it was time for something more, something that opens the hearts of all people to the urgency of remembering our innate state of unity, harmony, and wholeness that connects us all and keeps us in peaceful relationship with all beings on our planetary home. This inner knowing seems to have been out of reach for eons. 

I have written The Way of Unity as an invitation to imagine a world where every person feels seen, valued, and connected, a world guided by compassion, cooperation, and partnerships. This book helps us discover something greater than ourselves – a growing, expanding organic renewal process aligned with evolutionary forces. 

This book focuses on the inherently peaceful nature of the entire universe, the unitive principles that reflect and support this wholeness, and the global community that is striving to restore the world to wholeness by applying a model of unity-in-action based on implementing unitive principles in everyday life to build strong, vibrant communities that will become the foundation for a globally scalable culture of peace. 

This is the story I want to share with the world. I want to raise a call to action for the regeneration of individuals, communities, institutions, and social structures. 

Robert Atkinson, PhD, is an award-winning author, educator, and developmental psychologist whose work bridges storytelling, transformation, and the evolution of consciousness with a unitive vision. His latest book, The Way of Unity: Essential Principles and Preconditions for Peace (2025) offers a framework and study guide for putting into action the unitive wisdom underpinning our collective evolution. He is the author of A New Story of Wholeness (2022), Our Moment of Choice (co-editor, 2020), Year of Living Deeply: A Memoir of 1969 (2019), The Story of Our Time (2017), The Gift of Stories (1995), and six other books. He is director of StoryCommons, founder of One Planet Peace Forum, and member of the Evolutionary Leaders Circle. 

The Chickahominy Boys are a dynamic music team, creating music about real things , real love, and life's Journey ! The radio is so full of cliche'  make believe , and fluff,  it is our mission to make friends and good music!

Mark Daniel , Tom Vermeern, and Gray Oliver are all  from Virginia, sons of tradition and purveyors of stories and rhyme. Oliver a published poet, Vermeern a veteran performer, Mark Daniel a singer songwriter. 

TAOS, N.M., Dec. 15, 2025 — Award-winning author, journalist and spiritual teacher Dana Micucci traces her extraordinary evolution as a lightworker in her transcendent new memoir, The Years of Living Dangerously: Lessons from the Front Lines of a 21st-Century Lightworker.

Written during an era of profound planetary change, Micucci’s book blends ancient wisdom, modern insight and personal revelation into an inspiring call for all people to remember who they truly are. Through vivid storytelling and practical spiritual tools, including meditations and energy activations at the end of each chapter, she guides readers to awaken their own innate power and grace.

A sequel to her award-winning Sojourns of the Soul, The Years of Living Dangerously takes readers beyond the familiar boundaries of the self and into the Great Mystery. From the sacred temples of Egypt to high-frequency power spots around the world, Micucci reveals the miracles, tests and transformations that shaped her journey — and how each experience became a lesson in mastery, surrender and love.

With warmth and candor, Micucci offers her book as both a personal odyssey and a roadmap for others navigating this time of intenseplanetary transformation, inviting readers to open their hearts to the evolutionary waves of change predicted by the ancients and now
unfolding across the planet.

“You are not alone,” Micucci said. “You are resilient, unstoppable, limitless and powerful beyond measure. You have the capacity to receive and create miracles. A higher guiding force is always conspiring on your behalf, no matter what your circumstances are.”

The Years of Living Dangerously: Lessons from the Front Lines of a
21st-Century Lightworker

Publisher: New Paradigm Multimedia
Release Date: October 21, 2025
ISBN-13: ‎979-8218705220
 Available from: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FX8JN5BX

Dana Micucci is an award-winning author, spiritual teacher, speaker, and healer. Her transcendent, new memoir, The Years of Living Dangerously: Lessons from the Front Lines of a 21st-Century Lightworker, traces her extraordinary evolution as a lightworker. From the sacred temples of Egypt to high-frequency power spots around the world, Dana reveals the miracles, tests, and transformations that shaped her journey. With an inspiring blend of ancient wisdom and personal revelation, and including practical spiritual tools, The Years of Living Dangerously serves as a supportive roadmap during this time of intense planetary transformation.  

Her other books include the novel The Third Muse, a metaphysical, time-travel mystery set in the international art world that celebrates the divine feminine wisdom of the Magdalene Order and the healing power of love. Her spiritual travel memoir Sojourns of the Soul: One Woman’s Journey around the World and into Her Truth—a gold winner in the Nautilus Book Awards—was inspired by her travels to many of the world’s most sacred sites. Dana has also enjoyed a decades-long career as a widely published journalist writing about culture, travel, and spirituality for The New York Times, International Herald Tribune, Chicago Tribune, Spirituality & Health, and many other well-known publications. A dynamic speaker and teacher/practitioner of ancient mystery school wisdom, she conducts transformational talks, workshops, and sacred journeys worldwide. 

She also has a healing and mentoring practice rooted in her extensive shamanic training. Dana’s work carries a multidimensional healing vibration that ignites deep shifts in consciousness, expanded awareness, and recognition of your soul’s purpose. With grounded clarity and compassion, she assists you in accelerating a fearless journey toward wholeness, joy, and fulfillment. Based in Taos, New Mexico, after many years in New York City, she continues to travel widely in sacred service as an ambassador of the New Earth consciousness. 

As co-founder of Joyous, Sharon has helped build the largest psychedelic medicine company in history, treating over 84,000 patients with a revolutionary approach to mental health that combines cutting-edge neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and a radically reimagined business model that's disrupting the entire psychiatric industry.

While traditional antidepressants struggle to achieve 30% response rates, Joyous delivers 68% response rates for depression with effect sizes exceeding 2.0. They've achieved this while maintaining zero serious adverse events across their massive patient population, creating what may be the best risk-reward profile ever documented in mental healthcare.

Sharon brings a unique cognitive science perspective on why this works, having developed a theory that combines trauma processing, nervous system regulation, consciousness studies, and predictive processing. Her framework explains how daily low-dose ketamine creates a "psycholytic" state - a partial dissociation that allows patients to fully experience the nervous system sensations associated with anxiety, depression, and trauma while maintaining a phenomenological experience of spaciousness. Instead of being overwhelmed by these sensations, patients can finally feel and release them from a place of safety. The brain's predictive processing mechanisms, normally locked in loops of threat detection and negative prediction, get a chance to update their models. It's like being able to feel the storm while standing in the eye of the hurricane - present with the experience but not consumed by it. The neuroplasticity inherent to ketamine and the new synaptic pathways established promote long-lasting benefits.

The AI component amplifies this therapeutic effect. Joyous has collected over 3 million data points from patient experiences, feeding sophisticated algorithms that personalize treatment in real-time. The system doesn't just track symptoms - it predicts optimal dosing adjustments, identifies early warning signs of non-response, and recognizes patterns that human clinicians might miss. Every patient interaction teaches the system, continuously improving its ability to match individuals with their ideal treatment protocol.

From a business perspective, Sharon's journey represents a masterclass in scaling complexity. Healthcare startups usually fail because they underestimate regulatory hurdles, but Joyous navigated FDA regulations, DEA requirements, state medical boards, and insurance complexities while growing from zero to 84,000 patients. They built a vertically integrated system spanning telemedicine, pharmacy operations, patient monitoring, and clinical protocols - all while maintaining startup agility. Instead of building expensive clinics, they went directly to patients' homes, slashing costs by 93% while actually improving outcomes.

The scaling story defies Silicon Valley wisdom. Rather than "move fast and break things," Joyous had to move fast while breaking nothing - people's lives were at stake. They grew 50-fold in two years while maintaining exceptional safety records. Sharon can share how they solved the classic chicken-and-egg problem of needing data to prove efficacy but needing efficacy to get patients, ultimately building the largest real-world evidence base in psychedelic medicine.

The human impact drives everything. Behind those 84,000 patients are stories of parents who can finally engage with their children, professionals who've reclaimed their careers, and individuals who describe it as "getting their life back." The treatment costs just $129 per month - less than many people spend on coffee - democratizing access to breakthrough mental healthcare.

As an engaging conversationalist who's been there from inception, Sharon brings both scientific depth and compelling storytelling to every interview. She can discuss the challenges of convincing investors to back psychedelics, the ethical considerations of scaling consciousness-altering medicine, and the future implications as mental healthcare shifts from symptom management to actual neurological transformation.

This story sits at the intersection of neuroscience breakthroughs, AI innovation, business disruption, and social justice - offering listeners a window into how technology and compassion can combine to solve one of humanity's greatest challenges. Sharon's unique ability to weave together complex science with accessible explanations and real human stories makes her an ideal guest for exploring this paradigm shift in mental health.

Sharon Niv, Ph.D. is a cognitive psychologist exploring how contemplative and therapeutic methods can reshape mental wellness. Her work spans mindfulness, cognitive science, and the psychology of consciousness, with a special focus on how altered or expanded states of mind can promote emotional growth and resilience.

In 2022, Sharon co-founded Joyous PBC, a public benefit company dedicated to making mental health care more affordable and accessible through low-dose, or psycholytic, approaches to ketamine treatment. At Joyous, she leads clinical research, designs digital therapeutics optimized for the psycholytic state, and developed Joyous for Therapists—a free training and collaboration program helping clinicians integrate these methods safely into their practice.

Sharon is passionate about bringing new insight to the conversation on mental health: how lighter-touch, more personalized approaches to psychoactive medicine can unlock self-understanding, compassion, and long-term healing. She hopes to share with your audience how cognitive mechanisms of psycholytic and psychedelic medicine can inform a new era of personalized, evidence-based mental wellness.

Guest: Adaku Mbagwu — Founder, The Healed Hero Community | Creator of The Strategic Vulnerability Method™ | Global Voice for First-Born Daughter Leadership Psychology

Adaku Mbagwu is redefining leadership for high-achieving women. As the global authority on First-Born Daughter Leadership Psychology and creator of The Strategic Vulnerability Method™, she brings a timely, transformative lens to burnout, identity, and emotional power — especially for women who have spent a lifetime being “the strong one.”

Her story is powerful and deeply relatable. Born in Nigeria as the first daughter in a large family, Adaku became an emotional and practical caretaker long before she had a childhood. After her family lost everything and moved to the UK, that sense of responsibility intensified. She learned to survive by over-functioning — a pattern that later led to severe burnout, emotional collapse, and a failed suicide attempt early in her career.

Her turning point came through intensive spiritual and emotional healing. As she rebuilt herself from the inside out, she discovered the psychological patterns that shape first-born daughters worldwide: over-responsibility, hyper-independence, emotional suppression, and the belief that love must be earned through service. Using the tools she developed in her recovery, she went on to build a multimillion-pound business, proving that healing isn’t separate from success — it fuels it.

Yet even at the height of financial achievement, she felt spiritually misaligned. Choosing purpose over comfort, she walked away from the business she built and stepped fully into her calling: guiding first-born daughters to break generational patterns and embody a new form of leadership rooted in emotional truth, inner safety, and authentic power.

Today, Adaku leads The Healed Hero Community, a global movement supporting eldest daughter executives and entrepreneurs in transforming burnout into ease, clarity, and sustainable success. Her work blends psychology, spirituality, leadership development, and trauma-informed identity work — offering a voice the world urgently needs.

This topic is especially relevant now. Women’s burnout has reached historic levels. Eldest daughters are trending globally as millions begin recognizing shared emotional patterns. Corporations are searching for solutions that go deeper than surface-level wellbeing programs. And high-performing women are craving success that doesn’t cost them their mental and emotional health.

Adaku speaks directly to these women — and to the leaders who support them. She explains why first-born daughters rise quickly yet often feel isolated at the top, how childhood roles shape leadership styles, and why Strategic Vulnerability is becoming the next frontier of effective leadership.

Radio-friendly talking points include:

The First-Born Daughter Identity Trap

Why so many successful women feel alone at the top

The emotional burden of being “the strong one”

How childhood roles shape business and leadership patterns

Why eldest daughters burn out faster — even when thriving professionally

Strategic Vulnerability: the leadership skill women were never taught

How healing became the foundation of a multimillion-pound business

How high-achieving women can break over-functioning without guilt

Listeners will gain empowering, practical insights:

How to identify the emotional patterns behind burnout

How to shift from emotional labor to emotional power

How to create boundaries without guilt

How to receive support without feeling weak

How to build success that feels aligned, not exhausting

Adaku is a rare voice — blending lived experience, spiritual depth, and business credibility. She offers a fresh, necessary conversation for today’s climate: how high-achieving women can succeed without abandoning themselves.

She would be a powerful and resonant guest for your show.

Born in Nigeria as the first daughter in a family of seven, Adaku grew up carrying adult responsibilities long before she had a childhood. After her family’s sudden financial collapse, she became emotionally and practically responsible for her mother and siblings, learning early to perform, provide, and solve problems. These survival patterns later propelled her into a high-performance career where she built a £2.4 million recruitment company - yet they also led to burnout, emotional disconnection, and a breaking point that left her questioning who she was and what she wanted.

Her journey through meditation, spiritual practice, trauma healing, and intensive coaching became the foundation of her life’s work. Today, Adaku teaches firstborn daughters how to break cycles of overfunctioning, perfectionism, and emotional suppression while stepping into leadership grounded in peace, power, and authentic self-expression.

Through The Healed Hero Community, Adaku guides executives, entrepreneurs, and emerging leaders through her transformative Strategic Vulnerability methodology that integrates subconscious healing, emotional mastery, and conscious leadership. Her mission is to impact 100,000 firstborn daughters worldwide and disrupt the unspoken patterns that hold back some of the world’s most capable women.

Adaku currently works with clients globally through her membership, private coaching, live events, and corporate partnerships.