Margy Feldhuhn is a multi seven-figure CEO, a certified neuro-somatic coach, and the Forbes-featured podcast host of “We Get It, Your Dad Died.”
Do you ever feel like you are missing your opportunity or that you should be further along?
Margy tells us the story of her meteoric rise from a $15/hour contractor position to CEO at Interview Connections that came after years of struggles and multiple rock bottom GFR moments she’d experienced before taking that first position.
Margy vulnerably shares her journey from being medicated for anxiety and depression at age 11, through a tumultuous adolescence and early adulthood of abusing alcohol and drugs. She also opens up about when she was 26 and working a fulfilling job in Taiwan, she suffered the ultimate crash of losing her dad to suicide.
Hear how taking 5 months to clean out her parents’ hoarded house after her dad’s death gave her perspective on his life, and learn about the healing she found in offering her mother, and herself, a new way of living.
Listen in to learn how Margy’s lessons from her traumatic past—and the massive amount of work she did to heal from it—turned out to be blessings that empowered her to stand “rock solid” in the face of any challenge that came her way.
Resources
- To learn more about Margy visit https://margy.com/
- Margy’s Podcast - We Get It, Your Dad Died
- Follow Margy on TikTok at HeyMargy
- The 12 GFR Commandments - download your own copy now
- Join the GFR Squad - get started for just 20 Bucks! Plus get access to the Squad exclusive video “Nervous System Regulation to Maximize Rest & Rejuvenation” with Margy Feldhuhn
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