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When we talk about success, we often focus on momentum, achievement, and forward motion. But much of our growth is forged in the moments where life forces us to stop.In this episode of Success Matters, I had the privilege of speaking with Laurie-Ann Murabito about resilience, loss, and the journey to finding one’s voice.Laurie-Ann shares her story of moving to Japan at thirteen and experiencing profound social isolation, and later navigating the heartbreak of becoming a young widow at thirty-six.Our conversation touches on several key themes: • How unexpected disruptions shape our capacity for resilience • The subconscious triggers that hold us back long after a crisis has passed • How taking life one day at a time creates room for healing and rebuilds confidence • Why true success is less about external status and more about presence, joy, and helping othersWhether you are navigating a transition in your career or reflecting on your personal path, Laurie-Ann’s perspective offers valuable clarity on how we process life’s speed bumps.www.speakandstandout.com
