The Wellness Puzzle Podcast

In episode 372, I speak with Anil Gupta. Anil overcame suicide in 2008, after losing his money, and has since formulated the Happiness Formula, The Happiness Test, the Relationship Score and the Relationship Ratio, spoken on Fox News, Harvard, Sky TV, Tedx, i-Heart radio, written three international bestsellers and founded The Happiness Score. He developed the Three Way Test to have immensely more success in relationships. He has spoken on many stages alongside Les Brown, Richard Branson, Marcus Lemonis, Daymond John, Sharon Lechter. Anil has spoken in 18 countries and had his work translated into 8 languages over 4 continents. He has spoken to crowds of over 10,000 people and has been invited by world leaders to meet them like the Dalai Lama, royalty, presidents and billionaires as well as general members of the public. Anil is on a mission to share his knowledge so that people can lead fuller and happier lives with methodologies that are practical, powerful and with immediate results. An essential podcast, not to be missed.

In episode 352, I speak with Malisa Hepner, a therapist, podcast host, and public speaker who helps people quiet the noise of trauma, reconnect with themselves, and embody the light. She’s the host of 'Emotionally Unavailable' and one of the hosts of Unquiet Soul, two shows that open space for deep, real, and transformative conversations. Drawing on both her professional expertise and her lived experience as a survivor of complex PTSD, she’s passionate about helping people move beyond overthinking, perfectionism, and fear of visibility to coming home to live more grounded, authentic, and joyful lives. She is passionate about living her pain and healing out loud, as an imperfect human, and showing others it's possible to survive the worst of the worst, when you believe you're enough. This is a powerful and inspiring conversation, not to be missed.

In episode 350, I speak with author, speaker, actor, singer & songwriter, filmmaker & creator, and philanthropist, Nikki Allen. Nikki starts the conversation declaring that most of her life has been difficult, until she recently decided to let go of her stress and let God be active in her life. From a traumatic upbringing, a troubled marriage and traumatic separation, and homelessness, Nikki has found her voice, her power and now her creative expression. She is empowering and helping many people and, in this podcast, is real, raw and inspiring. This is an incredible conversation, not to be missed.

In episode 348, I speak with author and fruit pot, Dawn Stephens. Dawn took a long time to discover her true identity and purpose. She searched for purpose as an educator, wife, mother, fundraising director, sales manager, business owner, and even a school principal. Her search caused her to define herself by what she held. As God continued to empty and refill her, she learned to focus instead on what He would grow through her. Each of her books teaches us about the loving relationship we can have with our Potter and with each other. This is a powerful podcast, not to be missed.