In this episode of Determined to Succeed, host Dawn Mullarney, also known as the Unique Connector, welcomes Deb Rosman to the show. Deb shares her inspiring journey of leaving corporate America after decades in the energy sector to reinvent herself at the age of 63. She discusses how this transition was driven by a realization that life is short and precious, and that living authentically and pursuing one's passion is crucial. Deb opens up about her experiences with live theatre, her love for connecting with compassionate people, and her mission to bring kindness and humanity into corporate cultures.

Throughout the conversation, Deb and Dawn dive deep into the importance of living with joy, gratitude, and intention. They explore how powerful connections and kindness can impact both personal and professional life. Deb also touches on her belief in the power of positive energy and the law of attraction, as well as her upcoming workshops focused on emotional well-being.

Deb closes the episode by reading her heartfelt poem, I Am Not Gone, a piece about the lasting impact of love and presence, even after a person is physically gone. The conversation serves as a reminder to listeners to trust their internal compass, seek joy, and nurture the relationships that bring positivity and support into their lives.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone contemplating a career shift or looking to infuse more passion and compassion into their personal and professional worlds.

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Deb's bio: Deb Rosman is an author, speaker, and corporate wellness advocate. She is an international best-selling co-author of It is Done! Using techniques from the Law of Attraction she teaches others to foster self-soothing during the grieving process.
Her first book, The Grieving Heart: a collection of poetry and prose about loss, hope, and living, which serves many as a silent companion during their grief journey. Deb became an entrepreneur at age sixty, making her a case study in reinventing oneself. She understands that the only constant in life is change and believes that we can always change for the better.

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