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What happens when you decide your story doesn’t have to repeat itself?
In this chapter of Sam Golubic’s series of mini-monomyths, we explore how she chose a different path from the one she grew up with. Raised in a home shaped by her mother’s mental illness and her father’s distance, Sam could have easily carried those patterns forward. Instead, she made a conscious decision to live differently.
Through independence, adaptability, and a “can-do” attitude, Sam transformed what she learned from hardship into strength. Her leap of faith — moving from Pennsylvania to Texas — opened the door to a life filled with possibility.
What does it take to rewrite the narrative — and how do early lessons become the foundation for change?
Join us as we explore how Sam turned life’s early challenges into the foundation for her strength and independence.
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✅ Think back to a moment when you chose to do life differently — what sparked that decision? Share your reflections with us.
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Sam Golubic is an entrepreneur and a seasoned massage therapist with over 34 years of experience helping others heal through mind, body, and spirit. She is also professional travel planner and passionate travel enthusiast who helps her partners and travel insiders fulfill their travel dreams— all while staying within budget.
📞 (281) 772-3971
📧 samhands@sbcglobal.net
⚠️ Content Advisory: This episode may contain sensitive topics and may not be suitable for minors. Topics may include honest conversations about family conflict, abortions, trauma and mental health challenges, addictions, alcoholism, suicide, sexual assault and violence, etc. Some parts may feel heavy or triggering. Listener discretion is advised.
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