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In this conversation, Keelin shares her journey in law enforcement, discussing the challenges and experiences she has faced. She reflects on her growth, the importance of mentorship, and the dynamics within a SWAT team. She emphasizes the significance of humor in policing and offers valuable advice for aspiring officers. The conversation highlights the need for strong support systems and the impact of personal experiences on professional development.

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In this conversation, Cindy Adams shares her journey from law enforcement to motherhood, discussing the challenges she faced in both her career and personal life. She reflects on her experiences as a state trooper, the camaraderie within law enforcement, and the emotional struggles of infertility. Cindy emphasizes the importance of building relationships in her career and coping mechanisms that helped her navigate the emotional weight of her journey. Cindy shares her deeply personal journey through infertility, discussing the emotional and financial challenges she faced while trying to conceive. She emphasizes the importance of resilience, coping mechanisms, and having a solid plan throughout the process. Cindy also highlights the significance of seeking professional help early, exploring alternative fertility options, and using social media as a platform for support and awareness. The discussion touches on the realities of facing infertility, the financial strain of treatments, and the need for a strong support system. Ultimately, Cindy's story is one of hope, perseverance, and the importance of community in navigating the complexities of infertility.

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This conversation explores the journey of Ildiko Szekely. She began swimming at the age of three in the midst of a communist regime in Hungary. She was lucky enough to make it to the States when she turned seventeen due to her swimming talents. Now, the road to the US was unimaginable for those that have experienced the normal club swimming temperament. But, her journey did not end there. She has continued to thrive and challenge herself in ways we should all aspire to do. Currently, she is better known as "swimplify" on social media where she draws passion and interest to the sport of swimming. I am continually intrigued by her point of view after extreme hardships, and how she turned a sport that should have broken her, into a sport that keeps her thriving.

If you are even the slightest interest in swimming be it just starting or pro, I would highly suggest following her Instagram page "Swimplify." She details workouts, drills, and just shares the pure enjoyment of the sport to motivate you to get in the water. Her book (link below) explores her inspiring journey more in depth and I highly recommend it to anyone needing a little motivation, to keep freaking going!

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