The Leadership Code with Fred Gatty

Dealing with Disability, Divorce, and Death: Michaela Cox

In her powerful life story she calls 38 DDD, my guest, Micheala Cox shares her about dealing with the disability of being born blind, divorce, and the death of her husband. She also talks about how she finds the strength to deal with the associated struggles.

Getting Unstuck: With Beate Chelette

At first, she was told the only thing she could become in life was a roofer. Then she became a single mom with $135,000 in debt. Thankfully she did not believe the experts. She ended up becoming an entrepreneur who sold her business for millions to Bill Gates.
Listen to Beate as she shares her story and the lessons that helped her get unstuck. She talks about challenging the status quo, coming to a place of surrender, and daring to be courageous.
To learn about Beate and the work she does, visit www.beatechelette.com

Finding True Joy: with Erin McCullough

What is the difference between Joy and Happiness?
How do we find true contentment in life?
What is radical gratitude, and how can we make this a part of our lives?
Listen to this podcast as my guest, Eric Mac, and I discuss what it means to have true joy.
To learn about Erin and her work, visit www.eric-mac.com
 

Leaving a True Legacy: with Rob Cook

What does it mean to leave a true legacy?
What will you be remembered for, when you are no longer here?
These are a few of the questions we discuss in this episode of the TIME with Fred Podcast. My special guest is Rob Cook, Wealth Management Consultant, and host of the Contenders Wanted Podcast.

Breaking up with your past: with Sharon Hughes

In this episode of the TIME with Fred Podcast, Sharon Hughes shares her personal story of overcoming years of abuse that came to a head when at 16 years old, she was drugged at a Halloween party and woke up in a garage seven hours later. Her story is one of radical healing by a radical God that called her to a new identity and a new destiny.
To learn more about Sharon, visit: www.sharonhughes.net

Forgiveness: with Lois Wagner

Over 20 years ago – while working late one night in her small printing business – she was brutally attacked, raped, and left for dead. To top things up, she also became the victim of betrayal by her business partner. In spite of all of that Lois learned to find healing and liberation through forgiveness. Listen as she shares her powerful story in this edition of the TIME with Fred Podcast. 
To learn more about Lois Wagner, visit www.walkingwithoutskin.com
 

Getting Unstuck: with Dr. Noelle Nelson

Using examples from how she survived the tragic loss of her house through the Woolsey Fire in 2018, Dr. Noelle Nelson shares great insights about how to get unstuck in life. To learn more about Dr. Nelson, visit: www.noellenelson.com

How we see our children matters: with Lois Letchford

Her story began in 1994 when her son failed first grade. Testing revealed he could read 10 words, displayed no strengths, and had a "low IQ." She had the opportunity to homeschool him for 6 months. During this time she found that those test results were irrelevant. Her son went on to achieve his Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from Oxford University. She became a reading specialist teaching children who, like her son, were 'written" off. She is also the author of the book: Reversed: A Memoir. She shares more about her story in this episode of the TIME with Fred Podcast. To learn more about her work, visit: www.loisletchford.com

Dealing with Grief: with Jodi Clarke

"All the art of living lies in a fine mingling of letting go and holding on." - Havelock Ellis
In this episode of the TIME with Fred Podcast, my special guest and Licensed Professional Counselor, Jodi Clarke, shares some coping mechanisms on how to deal with Grief.
She discusses:
1. Why the grieving process is so complex
2. The stages of grief
3. How to use anger constructively in the grieving process
She also has a few encouraging words for anyone dealing with grief.
 
To learn more about Jodi, visit: https://www.jodiclarkecounseling.com/
 

Beating Chains: with Rusty Labuschagne

Against police evidence, without a body and on presumptions, Rusty was convicted of drowning a fish poacher during Mugabe’s rule. He served 10 years in Zimbabwe’s prisons, including the notorious Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison, where he suffered through the Zim dollar crash, with food shortages, no running water, and people dying around him daily. He speaks eloquently about being subjected to conditions most people would find unendurable, having to dig deep within himself to find solutions to an unbearable situation.
To learn more about Rusty, visit www.beatingchains.com