Have you ever had a dream you quietly talked yourself out of?

Join filmmaker and entrepreneur Melissa Lavigne as she shows that it’s never too late to open new doors. Founder of Infinite Love Productions and the Film & TV Circle, Melissa reveals how storytelling, smart connections, and affiliate marketing can help you build income and legacy—even later in life. If you’re ready to stay relevant, amplify your voice, and turn your story into impact, this episode will show you the way!

Learn more about Melissa and her work: https://melissalavigne.com/

Melissa is an entrepreneur, filmmaker, and community builder who believes collaboration and storytelling can inspire change and help people pursue their dreams.

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What if the most painful moment of your life became the beginning of your greatest purpose?

Pastors Terrell and Brandy Scott of Terrell Scott Ministries share a powerful story of redemption, forgiveness, and faith that will stay with you long after this episode ends.

Absolutely, let’s clarify. When Brandy was held at gunpoint by those Terrell sent, it seemed like a path of destruction. But one letter sparked a transformation. Now, as a married couple leading ministries, they share how faith and forgiveness turned brokenness into purpose. In this episode, discover how even a painful past can lead to a life-changing mission—and how your story can, too.

Their journey is also captured in their book, The Power of the Broken Road, a testament to how God can use even the most broken paths for something beautiful.

🔗 Learn more about their work and ministries: https://www.terrellscottministries.org/

If you’ve ever wondered whether your story can still matter… this episode is your answer.

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Have you ever walked away from a conversation feeling… completely unheard?

In this episode of Interrupted, I sit down with author and relationship strategist Laurie Thibert to explore the ideas behind her book The CATR Theory and how it is helping people strengthen relationships both at work and at home.

Laurie introduces The CATR framework, a simple but powerful concept that compares healthy relationships to a four-legged table. When all four legs are strong, the relationship is stable. But when even one leg weakens, the entire structure can start to wobble.

We talk about:

• The meaning behind CATR and why each pillar matters • How the framework improves communication and trust • Why workplace relationships often break down • How leaders can build stronger teams and cultures • Practical ways to strengthen relationships at home and at work

Whether you lead a team, run a business, or simply want stronger personal relationships, this conversation offers practical tools for building stability, trust, and connection.

Learn more about Laurie and The CATR framework: https://www.catryourrelationships.com/

The CATR THEORY BOOK