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Imagine living in a crib for the first two years of your life, subsisting on calcium pills and fish oil. Imagine being shot with mud pellets from the back of the class in school because you are poor. Imagine raising four young girls with a husband unjustly imprisoned during China's cultural revolution.

Qin Sun Stubis describes this and more in her book "Once Our Lives". Qin describes four generations of women in her own family and the hardship, triumphs and wisdom they accumulated through life’s experiences.

Her personal journey, marked by overcoming extreme hardship and achieving academic and literary success, embodies this belief. In our conversation, she emphasizes how education, resilience, and storytelling are vital forces that shape strong, wise women. Qin's message is clear: despite life's adversities, there is always a path forward filled with hope and strength.

To reach Qin: qstubis@gmail.com and look for her book on any book retailer

To apply to be on the show: https://www.intuitivewisdomcoach.com/roaming-with-restless-women-podcast

If you are a senior woman leader and are contemplating making a big career or life change, discover more resources on https://www.intuitivewisdomcoach.com

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