Deborah Kobylt LIVE: Dr. Nancy Dome

Deborah Kobylt Live

“Let’s Talk About Race,” written by Dr. Nancy Dome, talks about having constructive conversations about race to build bridges and strengthen relationships. And she joins us today on #DeborahKobyltLIVE.

Dr. Dome talks about “compassionate dialogue,” what that means, and how it could be the key to bringing about a deeper understanding of one another. We discuss this in our interview, and how to get to get there with so many different points of view in our society.

Join us LIVE, on all video and audio platforms, and invite your friends, too. We look forward to sharing this important discussion with you.

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Deborah Kobylt LIVE: Judy Wilkins Smith

Deborah Kobylt Live

Judy Wilkins-Smith wrote a book that I’d call a must-read: “Decoding Your Emotional Blueprint,” a guide to transformation by detangling multi-generational patterns.

Ever repeat patterns over and over again that aren’t serving you? There’s a reason for that, and Judy’s book leads us on a journey to figure it out so we can lead our best lives moving forward. She shows us how to dig deeper into the hidden language that runs our lives, and how to take control of that.

There’s a lot to cover, and we go through the important nuggets from her book, starting with, “what is an emotional blueprint?”

Join us on all video and audio platforms of #DeborahKobyltLIVE, this is an important discussion on healing those emotions from within. We look forward to having you join us, and please invite your friends, too.
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Deborah Kobylt LIVE: Carol Ann Donahue

Deborah Kobylt Live

Please welcome to our show, Carol Ann Donahue, who works with www.soroptimistnsd.org/, a nonprofit that helps get women back on their feet through education and compassionate healing.

Carol Ann says that through the years, Soroptimist has learned that education is the key to unlocking economic empowerment in women and girls. When a person is educated, they have the opportunity, choice, and power to make healthy decisions for themselves and their families.

Women often come to Soroptimist after having faced a multitude of challenges ranging from abuse, addiction, and so much more. Their Dreams Program works to turn that around, and we discuss with Carol Ann how they do it, and some of their siccess stories.
And you won’t want to miss Carol Ann’s story, either, which inspired her to get involved.

Tune into #DeborahKobyltLIVE on all video and audio platforms, and please invite your friends, too. And thanks, Carol Ann, for joining us.

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