The Resilient Minds Podcast

What if we could rewrite the story of extinction, not just to bring species back, but to remind humanity of its sacred responsibility to the Earth?In this episode, Eric Balance sits down with Ben Lamm, the visionary behind Colossal, a company on a mission to restore biodiversity through groundbreaking technologies like de-extinction. But this is more than a story of science, it's a calling to shift the way we live, lead, and serve.Ben opens up about the moment of awakening that led him to this mission, a conversation with geneticist George Church that ignited a deeper purpose. Rather than just chasing technological advancement, Ben chose to channel innovation into something more meaningful: healing the planet through collective action.What unfolds is a raw and inspiring look into the inner work of leadership, where listening to critics becomes a superpower, and connection with indigenous wisdom becomes a guiding light. Ben doesn’t just talk about changing the world, he shares how he’s embodying it, one conscious decision at a time.From traveling to sacred lands in Australia to honor indigenous connections to the Tasmanian Tiger, to navigating the moral complexity of AI and energy transitions, Ben reveals what it means to lead with integrity, empathy, and unwavering vision.This isn’t about being the hero, it’s about building a movement where everyone’s genius matters. It’s about staying awake, even when the world wants you to fall asleep. And it’s about remembering that true innovation always serves life.Awaken to your greater mission beyond business and successEmbrace feedback as fuel for evolutionReclaim the power of community and collaborationLead with empathy in the face of resistanceRethink innovation as a tool for regeneration, not just disruptionBen’s journey is a mirror, a reminder that our boldest ideas are often the most misunderstood, and that walking the edge of what’s possible requires a deep relationship with purpose.If you’re building something that feels ahead of its time…If you’re questioning how to bring spirit into strategy…If you’re ready to ignite your leadership from the inside out…This conversation is for you.🌀 This Episode Invites You To BeFor the Conscious Creator Ready to Make an Impact:Connect with Ben Lamm 🌐 colossal.com 📱 Socials: @BenLamm @itiscolossal

​In the latest episode of The Resilient Minds Podcast, host Eric Balance engages in a profound conversation with Michael Warszawski, the founder and CEO of Confidence Wealth Management Partners, and the Chair of the exclusive Tiger 21 community in New York City. Michael's journey from a focus on intellectual prowess to embracing the power of emotional intelligence offers listeners a unique perspective on leadership and personal growth.​Their discussion delves into the art of listening, drawing parallels between musical harmony and effective leadership. Michael reflects on his experiences with the Young Presidents Organization (YPO), highlighting how structured listening practices and vulnerability have shaped his leadership approach. He emphasizes that true leadership requires introspection and a willingness to learn from others.​Transitioning to the financial sector, Michael sheds light on fiduciary responsibility, critiquing current industry practices that often lack enforcement. He advocates for transparency and honesty, stressing the importance of aligning advisors' actions with their clients' best interests. This segment challenges listeners to reconsider the ethical standards within financial services.​Introducing the Family Voice Framework, Michael outlines its five pillars: Vision, Organization, Investments, Controls, and Education. He shares how this framework aids families in managing wealth while staying true to their core values and vision. It's a testament to his belief that wealth management should be both strategic and deeply personal.​Concluding the episode, Michael discusses his commitment to enhancing financial literacy, particularly among youth. As a board member of the WISE organization, he highlights initiatives aimed at educating high school students and victims of domestic abuse, ensuring they are equipped with essential financial knowledge for a secure future.​Connect with Michael WarzawskiExplore Fiduciary Best Practices: Delve into the Institute for the Fiduciary Standard's guidelines to understand the ethical benchmarks in financial advisory services.​CWM Partners, LLCLearn About CWM Partners: Discover how Michael and his team assist families in navigating wealth management with integrity and personalized strategies at www.cwm-partners.com.​Support Financial Literacy Initiatives: Consider attending the upcoming gala dinner in New York on October 9th, dedicated to promoting financial education and empowerment.​For a deeper understanding of these topics, listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/mwarszawski/Hit me up on social media and say hi!Youtube:⁠ https://bit.ly/35nJ0uV⁠Podcast:⁠ http://www.ericbalance.com/podcast/⁠Instagram:⁠ https://www.instagram.com/ericbalance/⁠LinkedIn - ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericbalance/⁠Facebook - ⁠https://www.facebook.com/eric.lajczak⁠Conscious Entrepreneurship Masterclass⁠https://consciousentrepreneurship.online⁠Scale your Business with a Summit⁠https://balancemedia.ventures/summit-masterclass-get-access⁠

In this episode of The Resilient Minds Podcast, Chris Nelson the founder of Ashiyana Brazil takes listeners on a transformative journey of self-discovery and empowerment. With a career dedicated to discovery and authentic living, Chris shares his philosophy of investing in ourselves to develop our future self.He explores the themes of personal transformation, nature connection, and conscious entrepreneurship. Chris recounts the origins of Ashiyana Yoga in North Goa, emphasizing its role as a serene retreat center that fosters deep introspection, especially during the pandemic. Our discussion highlights the tranquil and safe environment of Alto Paraiso (High Paradise) in Brazil, where Chris asserts that disconnection from nature undermines our inner selves. Both of us advocate for reconnecting with nature through simple, authentic practices and emphasize the need for societal change during these transformative and beautiful times. During our conversation we address the challenges of modern business and the importance of integrating spiritual principles into leadership to foster collaboration rather than competition to fulfill consistency in integrating these in depth experiences in our communities and oragnizational cultures.Chris shares his philosophy on life and the significance of connecting with loved ones and nature as he has devoted himself to the path of creation and wants all to step into their Best Selves. I encourage all listeners to reflect on these insights and share the conversation to as many people as possible.Thank you for your wisdom and devotion dear Chris.Check out and connect with Chris NelsonLinked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris--nelsonInstagram https://www.instagram.com/chrisbestme/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ashiyanabrasil/Ashiyana Retreat Centres https://www.ashiyana.com/best-me-journey/Hit me up on social media and say hi!Youtube:⁠ https://bit.ly/35nJ0uV⁠Podcast:⁠ http://www.ericbalance.com/podcast/⁠Instagram:⁠ https://www.instagram.com/ericbalance/⁠LinkedIn - ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericbalance/⁠Facebook - ⁠https://www.facebook.com/eric.lajczak⁠Conscious Entrepreneurship Masterclass⁠https://consciousentrepreneurship.online⁠Scale your Business with a Summit⁠https://balancemedia.ventures/summit-masterclass-get-access⁠

Sean Clayton's life had always been driven by ambition. From his early days in marketing and political involvement in Austin, Texas, he thrived in a world of strategy and influence. Yet, deep within him, there was a pull—a whisper of something greater, something unseen. That pull led him down a path of self-discovery, one that would forever alter his understanding of life, energy, and the universe.One day, after years of navigating the external world, Sean found himself drawn to the teachings of Dr. Joe Dispenza. What began as curiosity quickly turned into a transformative journey. Attending multiple retreats, he experienced an awakening that shattered his previous understanding of reality. Through meditation, he healed physical ailments, uncovered layers of trauma, and discovered the power of true abundance. But the journey didn't stop there.Venturing deeper, Sean explored plant medicine—ayahuasca, iboga—sacred tools that unlocked realms beyond the physical. He began to see the interconnectedness of all things, the dance of masculine and feminine energy, and the role of receivership in personal evolution. Ancient wisdom from the Kabbalah and other spiritual texts resonated with him, filling in gaps where logic once dominated.As Sean’s awareness expanded, he encountered the profound concepts of the nine dimensions of creation and the seven hermetic principles. These teachings illuminated the patterns of existence, offering a blueprint for self-discovery and universal alignment. Love, he realized, was not just an emotion but a frequency—an internal harmony that aligned one’s spirit with the cosmos.Colors, once mundane, took on new significance. Sean noticed their presence in everyday life, understanding them as energy signatures that reflected emotions, growth, and balance. He studied the connection between colors and chakras, learning how they influence our perception and well-being. Every shade, every hue told a story, a guidepost for those who chose to see beyond the surface.But there was more. Diving into the depths of human DNA, Sean questioned the randomness of creation. Could it be that our genetic blueprint held hidden intelligence, a consciousness waiting to be unlocked? He saw how generational trauma imprinted itself on the body, manifesting as illness or emotional distress. Through conscious awareness and healing, he believed, these cycles could be broken, revealing untapped potential within every individual.Patterns emerged everywhere. Signs, symbols, and synchronicities became Sean’s language with the universe. He realized that life was a constant conversation, an unfolding story that, when observed with intention, could reveal the deepest truths. This understanding deepened his connection to the collective consciousness, reinforcing the idea that we are all intricately woven into the fabric of existence.As he reflected on his journey, Sean saw the power of curiosity—the way it kept the mind open, the heart willing. He embraced imagination as a tool for creation, gratitude as a portal to the present moment. Through these practices, he found peace in the now, no longer chasing the future or regretting the past. Instead, he lived fully, embracing the mystery of existence with wonder and reverence.Sean Clayton’s story is a testament to the boundless potential of the human spirit. His journey reminds us that the answers we seek are already within, waiting to be uncovered. Website: https://innerscienceresearch.org/donor-spotlight-sean-clayton/IG: https://www.instagram.com/abundance10000/Conscious Entrepreneurship Masterclass⁠https://consciousentrepreneurship.online⁠Scale your Business with a Summit⁠https://balancemedia.ventures/summit-masterclass-get-access⁠ 

From an early age, Ghaya Al Ahbabi knew she wanted to make a difference. Growing up in the UAE, she was inspired by the wisdom and legacy of Sheikh Zayed, which instilled in her a deep sense of responsibility for the environment. At just six years old, she developed a passion for sustainability, believing that even the smallest actions could contribute to a greater impact.Her journey took a profound turn when, at the age of nine, she traveled to Tanzania. There, she helped build schools and a hospital, a mission that demonstrated the power of compassion and action. Witnessing firsthand the impact of her efforts, she became determined to create lasting change. Her commitment led her to become the youngest UNICEF youth advocate and an ambassador for COP28, where she now stands among global leaders, championing the cause of sustainability on an international stage.Beyond her activism, Ghaya’s story is one of empowerment. She speaks about the unwavering support of her family and the UAE government, which provided her with opportunities to grow, learn, and lead. She challenges perceptions, advocating for the role of youth and women in creating a better world. With boundless energy and creativity, she believes that passion fuels change, drawing inspiration from thought leaders like Tony Robbins.Her vision extends far beyond her own achievements. She dreams of traveling the world, sharing her insights, and encouraging others to take action. She sees sustainability not just as an environmental movement, but as a way to foster deeper human connections and responsibility toward future generations. With gratitude, she acknowledges the role her parents played in shaping her character, instilling values that guide her purpose-driven approach to life.Ghaya’s story is a testament to the power of belief, resilience, and action. She is living proof that age is not a barrier to making a difference. Through her advocacy, she reminds us all that real change begins with a single step, a single voice, and the courage to lead.Join the movement.Follow Ghaya Al Ahbabi, engage with her mission, and take your own steps toward a sustainable future.Publication: https://english.alarabiya.net/features/2024/01/04/Green-Ghaya-The-youngest-environmental-activist-making-waves-on-global-stageIG: https://www.instagram.com/green.ghaya/Hit me up on social media and say hi!Youtube:⁠ https://bit.ly/35nJ0uV⁠Podcast:⁠ http://www.ericbalance.com/podcast/⁠Instagram:⁠ https://www.instagram.com/ericbalance/⁠LinkedIn -⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericbalance/⁠Facebook -⁠https://www.facebook.com/eric.lajczak⁠Conscious Entrepreneurship Masterclass⁠https://consciousentrepreneurship.online⁠Scale your Business with a Summit⁠https://balancemedia.ventures/summit-masterclass-get-access⁠

In this powerful episode of Resilient Minds, we step into the world of Siri Lindley—a woman who has faced life’s most difficult storms and emerged stronger than ever. A two-time world champion triathlete, renowned coach, and keynote speaker, Siri has spent her life pushing boundaries. And her greatest test came not on the racecourse, but in a doctors office, where she was given less than a 5% chance of survival. Her story isn’t just about winning races—it’s about winning in life. Siri wasn’t always the confident, inspiring leader she is today. In her early years, she struggled with anxiety and self-doubt, questioning her worth and searching for a sense of belonging. It was through the sport of triathlon that she found herself, and even then, she had to learn the power of presence and self-acceptance. Then, in 2019, life threw her the ultimate challenge: a diagnosis of acute myeloid leukemia. The odds were terrifying. A bone marrow transplant in 2020 became her only hope. Rather than succumbing to fear, Siri chose to go all in—not just on surviving, but on living fully. Now, approaching her five-year cancer-free anniversary, she reflects on that battle as a moment of transformation. It reinforced what she had always believed: adversity isn’t meant to break you—it’s meant to build you. Siri doesn’t just talk about resilience; she lives it. Through her experiences, she developed her Five Principles of a Champion Mind, a mindset that helped her push past limits—both physical and emotional: 1️⃣ Own Your Energy – Focus on what you have, not what you lack. 2️⃣ Be Authentic – Decide who you are and live in alignment with that truth. 3️⃣ Be Intentional – Set clear goals and take purposeful action. 4️⃣ Be Present – Deepen connections and live fully in each moment. 5️⃣ Be Grateful – Appreciate the journey, even in the face of hardship. These principles didn’t just help her survive cancer—they shaped how she approaches every opportunity in life. Today, Siri pours her energy into empowering others. She runs Believe Ranch and Rescue, where she has saved over 320 horses from slaughter. She’s also sharing her journey through her upcoming book, Finding a Way, with a foreword by Tony Robbins, and her new documentary, Try Me, the Siri Lindley Story. Her mission? To show others that no matter how impossible the odds may seem, there is always a way forward. Siri’s story isn’t just hers—it’s an invitation for all of us to step into our own power. She encourages listeners to: ✅ Watch Try Me, the Siri Lindley Story to witness her journey firsthand. ✅ Attend a Tony Robbins event and experience her energy live. ✅ Read Finding a Way for tools and inspiration to transform challenges into triumphs. Through this episode, Siri reminds us that resilience isn’t about avoiding struggles—it’s about embracing them, learning from them, and rising because of them. Her story is proof that even in our darkest moments, we can find a way forward. Thank you for your strength, power, and courage. Connect with Siri on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sirilindley/ Website: https://sirilindley.com/ Hit me up on social media and say hi! Youtube:⁠ https://bit.ly/35nJ0uV⁠ Podcast:⁠ http://www.ericbalance.com/podcast/⁠ Instagram:⁠ https://www.instagram.com/ericbalance/⁠ LinkedIn - ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericbalance/⁠ Facebook - ⁠https://www.facebook.com/eric.lajczak⁠ Conscious Entrepreneurship Masterclass ⁠https://consciousentrepreneurship.online⁠ Scale your Business with a Summit ⁠https://balancemedia.ventures/summit-masterclass-get-access⁠

In this raw and uplifting episode, Eric sits down with Peter John Mather, an entrepreneur, professional skydiver, and survivor of a life-altering battle with addiction. Peter’s story is one of courage, resilience, and the power of transformation, taking us through his journey from personal destruction to a life of purpose and service. Peter opens up about building 14 companies, surviving a heart attack at 21 from cocaine overdose, and the emotional breakdowns that nearly cost him everything. But amidst the chaos and pain, he discovered his true calling: not just to rebuild his own life, but to help others find their own path to healing and self-improvement. In this powerful conversation, Peter shares how his darkest moments became the very catalyst for his growth. He walks us through pivotal experiences—from facing the depths of addiction and nearly losing his life to embracing recovery and finding strength in vulnerability. As Peter and Eric discuss the impact of personal reflection, the power of small acts of kindness, and the importance of serving others, they remind us all that true growth is possible, even in the face of adversity. Key Moments: The Wake-Up Call: Peter opens up about his battle with addiction, his heart attack at 21, and the emotional breaking point that forced him to face his demons. This was the moment that changed everything. (00:00 - 11:25) A Life Transformed: Peter’s turning point came during the darkest hours of his life, when a near-suicide experience and a life-saving phone call helped him realize his purpose. From this moment, he chose to transform himself—and his future. (11:25 - 20:20) Redefining Success: In this segment, Peter reflects on his journey from entrepreneur to personal development advocate. He talks about his decision to embrace self-improvement and the lessons he learned through introspection, hardship, and recovery. (20:20 - 32:03) The Power of Authenticity: Eric and Peter dive deep into how serving others and staying true to oneself can ignite real change. They explore how authenticity and positive energy can create lasting ripple effects in the world. (32:03 - 39:38) The Legacy We Leave: The conversation wraps up with an exploration of the idea that growth never ends. Peter shares how leaders like Tony Robbins have influenced his journey, and how we can all make a difference by leading through kindness and consistency. (39:38 - 50:54) Repetition as Mastery: As they close the episode, Peter reflects on the importance of consistency in personal growth. His insight into how "repetition is the mother of all skill" reminds us that success is built one small action at a time. (50:54 - 58:03) Peter’s story is a powerful reminder that no matter how dark life may seem, there’s always room for transformation and hope. Tune in for a conversation filled with courage, self-reflection, and practical wisdom to inspire your own journey of resilience. Connect with Peter https://uk.linkedin.com/in/peter-john-mather-661989189 Hit me up on social media and say hi! Youtube:⁠ https://bit.ly/35nJ0uV⁠ Podcast:⁠ http://www.ericbalance.com/podcast/⁠ Instagram:⁠ https://www.instagram.com/ericbalance/⁠ LinkedIn - ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericbalance/⁠ Facebook - ⁠https://www.facebook.com/eric.lajczak⁠ Conscious Entrepreneurship Masterclass ⁠https://consciousentrepreneurship.online⁠ Scale your Business with a Summit ⁠https://balancemedia.ventures/summit-masterclass-get-access⁠

In this episode of The Resilient Minds Podcast, Brian Bradley takes listeners on a transformative journey of self-discovery and empowerment. With a career dedicated to chronic pain and healthy living, Brian shares his philosophy of investing in your future self. He compares this to making deposits in a “health bank,” emphasizing the importance of functional exercises and mindset shifts. The conversation begins with a powerful question: What if you’re not broken but simply out of alignment? Brian encourages us to reframe our struggles as opportunities for growth. He explains how showing up for yourself—and for others—can unlock the resilience needed to thrive. Brian’s insights into chronic pain management are equally compelling. He redefines the therapist-patient relationship, focusing on support rather than outcomes. Healing, he explains, is not about chasing perfection but fostering trust and progress. Drawing inspiration from Tony Robbins, Brian shares how action, not just knowledge, drives transformation. He weaves in personal anecdotes, including his admiration for the Emily Whitehead Foundation, a testament to the power of faith and determination. These stories remind us that connection and community are at the heart of resilience. The episode concludes with a poignant reflection on life’s unpredictability. Brian urges listeners to live in the present, embrace uncertainty, and stay rooted in their purpose. His words resonate as a call to action: to invest in your health, nurture your connections, and build a life of meaning. Join Myself and Brian Bradley on this inspiring episode and discover the keys to unlocking your resilience. Connect with him on social media and learn more about the Emily Whitehead Foundation for even more inspiration. Connect with Brian Bradley Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-bradley-4260116 Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/thebrianbradley/?hl=en Hit me up on social media and say hi! Youtube:⁠ https://bit.ly/35nJ0uV⁠ Podcast:⁠ http://www.ericbalance.com/podcast/⁠ Instagram:⁠ https://www.instagram.com/ericbalance/⁠ LinkedIn - ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericbalance/⁠ Facebook - ⁠https://www.facebook.com/eric.lajczak⁠ Conscious Entrepreneurship Masterclass ⁠https://consciousentrepreneurship.online⁠ Scale your Business with a Summit ⁠https://balancemedia.ventures/summit-masterclass-get-access⁠  

In this episode of the podcast, I interview Dave Dodson, the author of The Manager's Handbook, who shares his journey from rural Colorado to Stanford University, where he now teaches a popular course on tactical execution. Dave opens up about how his book evolved from a collection of practical advice into a comprehensive guide designed to make managerial wisdom accessible, especially for community college programs. His aim is to help people learn five core management skills: building a team, seeking advice, setting priorities, time management, and maintaining quality. Dave emphasizes that these skills are not innate traits but can be learned and honed through practice. He explains how the book is structured to be a quick, actionable resource for managers, with each section offering practical strategies that can be implemented right away. The goal is for readers to be able to use the book as a reference—something they can return to as they progress in their managerial careers. The conversation shifts to the importance of effective meeting management. Dave stresses how crucial it is to have clear objectives for meetings, structure them for engagement, and follow up with concrete action items afterward. He also highlights a unique approach to meetings, suggesting that reversing the usual order of seniority can help create more inclusive and dynamic discussions, where even the most junior team members are encouraged to contribute ideas. As the discussion continues, Dave reflects on his leadership philosophy, which is centered around compassionate, participatory management. He notes that while technology and work environments continue to evolve—especially with the rise of remote work—the core principles of good leadership remain constant. The human side of management, he says, is what truly makes a difference in creating a positive organizational culture. The interview wraps up with Dave sharing the positive feedback he's received from readers, many of whom have found the book’s practical approach helpful in their own management roles. He's also working on developing additional materials—perhaps videos or supplementary content—to help readers better implement the principles he teaches. His goal is to ensure that the book's impact extends beyond just reading; he wants to help organizations create lasting, positive change. Finally, Dave offers a personal reflection on the role of family in his life and how his values have shaped his approach to leadership. He encourages listeners to share their own experiences, engage with him on LinkedIn, and use the book as a tool to improve their management skills. Thank you for your time and wisdom Dave Connect with Dave Dodson Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-dodson-author-investor Donate to Sanku https://projecthealthychildren.org/ Hit me up on social media and say hi! Youtube:⁠ https://bit.ly/35nJ0uV⁠ Podcast:⁠ http://www.ericbalance.com/podcast/⁠ Instagram:⁠ https://www.instagram.com/ericbalance/⁠ LinkedIn - ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericbalance/⁠ Facebook - ⁠https://www.facebook.com/eric.lajczak⁠ Conscious Entrepreneurship Masterclass ⁠https://consciousentrepreneurship.online⁠ Scale your Business with a Summit ⁠https://balancemedia.ventures/summit-masterclass-get-access⁠

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Felix Brooks-Church, the co-founder and CEO of Sanku, an innovative organization dedicated to combating malnutrition and fighting hidden hunger in East Africa. With a mission to make nutrition a basic human right, Sanku is working at the intersection of food security, sustainability, and social impact to transform lives across some of the world’s most underserved communities. Felix takes us through an inspiring journey of how Sanku is tackling the global challenge of malnutrition—one that persists despite the availability of sufficient food. Often, people are full but still undernourished, a phenomenon known as “hidden hunger,” which affects millions, especially children and women of reproductive age. This form of malnutrition is more than just a lack of calories—it’s a lack of vital nutrients that are essential for healthy growth and development. As Felix unpacks Sanku’s mission to fortify staple foods, like flour, maize, and rice, we learn how this simple yet groundbreaking approach is making nutritious options more accessible, affordable, and scalable in communities where the impact of malnutrition is most severe. But the road to lasting change is never without its challenges. Scaling operations in low-resource settings, navigating logistical hurdles, and shifting local behaviors are just some of the obstacles Felix and his team face daily. Yet, it is within these challenges that true resilience is forged. Sanku’s innovative solution—a portable, local flour fortification machine—is transforming small mills in remote communities, enabling the production of nutrient-rich flour for millions of people. This localized approach builds resilience by reducing reliance on external resources and empowering local communities to take charge of their own nutritional needs. Felix shares his vision for Sanku’s future as the organization plans to expand into Ethiopia, where they aim to reach 40 million people. With a focus on sustainability, Sanku is working toward a future where their impact is self-sustaining, with reduced reliance on donations and increased local involvement in the food fortification process. Throughout the conversation, Felix also emphasizes the critical role of mothers in ensuring their children receive the proper nutrition. Empowering women to take charge of their families' health is key to combating malnutrition effectively. But as Felix points out, true transformation requires more than just nutrition—it requires community engagement, trust-building, and local leadership. In this episode, you’ll learn how small, thoughtful actions—from food fortification to community engagement—can create ripple effects of change that drive sustainable, long-term impact. Felix’s call to action is clear: by supporting organizations like Sanku, we all have a role in building a more resilient, healthier world. Whether through donations, spreading awareness, or simply sharing the message, you can help foster lasting change that impacts both individuals and communities in profound ways. Connect with Felix Brooks Church Linked In https://tz.linkedin.com/in/felixbc Donate to Sankuhttps://projecthealthychildren.org/ Hit me up on social media and say hi! Youtube:⁠ https://bit.ly/35nJ0uV⁠ Podcast:⁠ http://www.ericbalance.com/podcast/⁠ Instagram:⁠ https://www.instagram.com/ericbalance/⁠ LinkedIn - ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericbalance/⁠ Facebook - ⁠https://www.facebook.com/eric.lajczak⁠ Conscious Entrepreneurship Masterclass ⁠https://consciousentrepreneurship.online⁠ Scale your Business with a Summit ⁠https://balancemedia.ventures/summit-masterclass-get-access⁠