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Anne Grady, a resilience and adaptability expert, bestselling author, speaker, and entrepreneur, shares how to grow forward when life goes sideways. Known for blending neuroscience, humor, and practical wisdom, Anne teaches individuals and organizations how to navigate change with clarity and confidence. Her approach to resilience is deeply personal, shaped by her son’s early diagnosis of severe mental health challenges and her own major health crisis. Anne’s latest book, EvolvAbility: Growing Forward When Life Goes Sideways, offers a science-backed roadmap for using adversity as a catalyst for meaningful growth.

Darren Litt, a serial entrepreneur, joins the conversation to discuss scaling mission-driven businesses. As the founder of Hiya, a children’s wellness brand, and co-founder of MarketerHire, Darren has built companies that combine purpose and impact, leading Hiya from launch to a $260 million acquisition in just five years. With a track record of high-growth ventures and strategic partnerships with brands like Disney and Mattel, Darren shares insights on entrepreneurship, business growth, and creating meaningful impact in both technology and consumer wellness.

Dr. Amareen Dhaliwal, a pioneering psychiatrist, entrepreneur, and educator, rounds out the discussion by exploring mental health, innovation, and education. Immigrating to the U.S. at age five, she excelled academically and entered medical school by 18. Today, she practices as an integrative psychiatrist specializing in mood and anxiety disorders while leading global education ventures. As founder of The Advanced Education Group (AEG) and the Certified Clinical Research Professionals Society (CCRPS), Dr. Dhaliwal expands access to education and healthcare, disrupting traditional models with scalable, mission-driven solutions.

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