Cheryl Hunter shares her harrowing story of survival after being kidnapped and held against her will. She discusses the trauma she experienced and how it shaped her life, leading her to help others who have faced similar adversities. Through her healing journey she gained the knowledge and tools that allowed herself to heal her pain and in turn embrace who she has become because of it. Now she helps others turn their pain into purpose and give them the confidence to embrace their story so that they no longer remain captive to what has happened to them.

Cheryl is a TV host and media personality who has been featured worldwide by major media outlets including People Magazine, Goalcast, Dr. Phil, NBC News, Dr. Oz, CNN, Fox, PBS and more. Cheryl believes in the potential that the right message has to change the world, so in addition to writing and producing for HBO, CBS, Paramount Pictures, and NBC, Cheryl and her team of major media gatekeepers help mission driven experts leverage the power of major media to get their message, story, and business known by millions. Forbes Magazine says that Cheryl has, “something very important to teach about reaching your fullest potential on this planet.”

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“How To Reclaim Your Power, Own Your Story And Unlock Your Inner Freedom”

In this conversation, Cheryl Hunter shares her harrowing story of survival after being kidnapped and held against her will. She discusses the trauma she experienced and how it shaped her life, leading her to help others who have faced similar adversities. Cheryl emphasizes the importance of sharing one’s story as a means of healing and empowerment, and introduces the concept of wabi-sabi, which celebrates the beauty in imperfection and the acceptance of life’s transience. In this conversation, Cheryl Hunter shares her insights on embracing imperfections, the healing journey, and the power of authentic storytelling. She discusses the concept of wabi-sabi, which highlights the beauty in flaws, and how this perspective can be applied to human experiences. Cheryl emphasizes the importance of expressing one’s story authentically to foster connection and healing, and she provides practical steps for individuals to share their journeys and craft compelling narratives. The conversation culminates in a call to action for listeners to recognize the value of their own stories and the gifts that can emerge from adversity.

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