
One moment changes everything. The diagnosis. The loss. The phone call that rewired your life. Advocacy at Work is where those moments become movements, because the wound becomes the wisdom, and the wisdom becomes the work.
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Every week I sit down to write this and I think about the same thing: advocacy is not a job title. It is a posture. It is how you show up, who you make room for, and whether you are willing to do the slow, unglamorous work of building trust...
The first symptom was acidity in his stomach.
Yann Bizien was living a standard life in Paris in 2017. Software industry. Account manager. Selling solutions to enterprise. A four-year-old daughter. Pretty much standard health. He wasn’t th...
There’s a version of advocacy that looks polished from the outside — the keynote, the press release, the perfectly lit headshot. That’s not what I’m here to celebrate. What I pay attention to is the messy, honest, keep-going-anyway kind. Th...
I met Dr. Haley Parker a few weeks ago at the Cancer Nation Leadership Academy in Washington, DC. Within about five minutes of talking to her, I knew I wanted her on the podcast.
She’s an acupuncturist and runs clinical operations at the V...
Every week I look for people who are doing the work — not for the spotlight, not for the applause, but because they can’t imagine not doing it. This week’s three advocates are exactly that kind of people. One of them just watched a decade a...
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Stage IV colorectal cancer survivor. Liver transplant recipient. Patient advocate, author, speaker, and podcaster. I write and talk about turning survivorship into purpose — and helping others do the same.
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