Ever feel like you’re just going through the motions? Let me share my wake-up call moment that changed everything.

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After 15 years in corporate, I found myself at a breaking point. A routine doctor's visit revealed high blood pressure and weight gain I hadn’t noticed.

But that day, I made a choice. Instead of letting fear take over, I decided to embrace my journey. I started small—walking a mile a day, adjusting my diet, and finding a community that supported me.

As I lost weight, I also shed toxic relationships and discovered my passion for fitness. It wasn’t just about the physical change; it was about reclaiming my life and sharing my story to inspire others.

Remember, you don’t have to do it alone. Surround yourself with the right people and watch how your life transforms.

Let’s rise together!

From heartbreak to hope.

Charlene Crowley, a volunteer board member of 2Unstoppable, will share with us her story on how she turned her pain into power, inspiring cancer patients a 2Unstoppable through physical activity and community.

I have been told I need to hide my vulnerability to seem strong – but what if true strength is showing your real self?

When I faced a diagnosis that threatened my life, I realized hiding my fears only made things worse. So, I chose to face it head-on, sharing my story honestly – because real strength isabout vulnerability, not perfection.

It is okay to be scared, to ask for help, to admit you’re not okay. Our society often teaches men to keep it allin, but that only fuels shame. Opening up isn’t a sign of weakness – it’s the first step to healing and connection.

Our guest, Dervin Fedalizo, Founder of Artizo LLC, Men’s Pelvic Health Physical Therapis in Northern Virginia, is a board-certified orthopedic physical therapist specializing in men’s pelvic health, performance and full body recovery.

Would you agree that showing your true self empowers others?