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52. What Does It Really Take to Support Survivors of Sex Trafficking? | Sara Johnson & Rita Caviness (opens the original)
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In this powerful episode of Going Rogue 2.0, host Melissa Myers sits down with Sara Johnson, Executive Director, and Rita Caviness, Director of Education and Community Engagement, from The Hope Project — a nonprofit based in Muskegon, Michigan dedicated to supporting survivors of sex trafficking in West Michigan and beyond. Sara and Rita open up about their personal journeys with the organization, the realities of human trafficking happening right here in our own communities, and the life-changi
51. The Greatest Lessons on Overcoming Failure and Embracing Authenticity | Tony Rubleski (opens the original)
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In this inspiring episode of Going Rogue 2.0, host Melissa Myers sits down with Tony Rubleski, president of Mind Capture Group and author of ten books, including his latest memoir-style release, Don't Quit. Tony opens up about his personal journey—sharing 50 powerful life lessons shaped by overcoming gambling addiction, bankruptcy, and the ups and downs of a 25-year speaking career. Discover how Tony’s experiences led him to the TEDx stage, why authenticity and faith matter, and how resilience c
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