Lala Jackson's guest appearances

Lala Jackson

First Class Life

Million Dollar PIVOT

Grace Lee

Tracee Gluhaich

Mary Shores

Michael Wall

Monica Tanner

Jim Henson

Vinnie Fisher

Jennifer Longmore

Mark Stern

Sean Castrina

Kiana Danial

Rachel Richards

Stacy Miller

Melissa Blair

Jeremy Slate

OwlTail

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Episode 34 - Developing Trust in Yourself and Finding Courage with Lala Jackson

Do you worry that living with a chronic illness means you will never feel well enough to reach your goals? Living with chronic illness doesn’t mean giving up who you are or what you want out of life.In “Beyond Powerful: Your Chronic Illness is Not Your Kryptonite,” Lala Jackson weaves personal anecdotes of being an overachiever living with autoimmune disease with inspiring and entertaining stories of go-getters who use the super powers gained by life with chronic illness to reach massive goals.  If you are someone who lives with chronic health issues and are searching for a way keep running toward exactly what you want to bring to the world, then Beyond Powerful has the answers you need!Lala Jackson is a chronic illness author, speaker, and advocate. She is the author of the internationally best-selling Beyond Powerful: Your Chronic Illness is Not Your Kryptonite, which delves into the superpowers gained from a life with chronic illness.At the age of 10, Lala was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease type 1 diabetes. She immediately jumped into advocacy and has met with numerous representatives and senators to speak on behalf of the rights of people living with chronic disease. She earned a B.S. in Communications from The University of Miami in Florida then went on to study federal healthcare policy and management at Georgia State University. She works with a major type 1 diabetes non-profit headquartered in New York City, is an active healthcare advocate, and a candid writer about healthcare policy, particularly as it affects those with chronic conditions.In addition to issues surrounding chronic illness, Lala writes and speaks about relationships, leadership, wellness, and many topics fellow women millennial leaders deal with in their work and personal lives.

Do you worry that living with a chronic illness means you will never feel well enough to reach your goals? Living with chronic illness doesn’t mean giving up who you are or what you want out of life. In “Beyond Powerful: Your Chronic Illness is Not Your Kryptonite,” Lala Jackson weaves personal anecdotes of being an overachiever living with autoimmune disease with inspiring and entertaining stories of go-getters who use the super powers gained by life with chronic illness to reach massive goals.   If you are someone who lives with chronic health issues and are searching for a way keep running toward exactly what you want to bring to the world, then Beyond Powerful has the answers you need! Lala Jackson is a chronic illness author, speaker, and advocate. She is the author of the internationally best-selling Beyond Powerful: Your Chronic Illness is Not Your Kryptonite, which delves into the superpowers gained from a life with chronic illness. At the age of 10, Lala was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease type 1 diabetes. She immediately jumped into advocacy and has met with numerous representatives and senators to speak on behalf of the rights of people living with chronic disease. She earned a B.S. in Communications from The University of Miami in Florida then went on to study federal healthcare policy and management at Georgia State University. She works with a major type 1 diabetes non-profit headquartered in New York City, is an active healthcare advocate, and a candid writer about healthcare policy, particularly as it affects those with chronic conditions. In addition to issues surrounding chronic illness, Lala writes and speaks about relationships, leadership, wellness, and many topics fellow women millennial leaders deal with in their work and personal lives.

Lala Jackson - Living with chronic illness doesn’t mean giving up who you are!