Losing your father and first born in a hate crime puts you in a big ball of fire and grief — you’re in pain 24/7. That is how Mindy Corporon described her life’s biggest tragedy and greatest life transition. 

The pain that fire brought was unimaginable. But sooner or later, you have to get out of that fire. What made Mindy jump out of her own fire was when she knew she was healed enough to help her other son cope up. And although uncomfortable with leaving her corporate life behind, she took another leap to transition, this time, to healing their family.

In this insightful episode of Life in Transition, Mindy Corporon, an entrepreneur and an advocate for kindness, joins us to share her journey through personal and professional transitions. She discusses navigating profound family tragedy and career changes and how her wins through these challenges allowed her to help others heal their shattered souls.

In this episode, we'll talk about:

• How hate crime changed Mindy Corporon’s life
• Mindy’s chosen transition
• Feeling alone after losing your people in a murder
• Feeling like an outsider in the family
• Helping find the healing path for her son
• How she learned she has healed enough
• How did moving to Florida healed their relationship
• What it means to sit in the fire and knowing the right time to jump out
• Tools and takeaways from her transition
• The SevenDays Foundation

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