In 1999, Pam Warren survived the Paddington train crash — Britain's worst rail disaster of the 20th century — and became known as "The Lady in the Mask."

In this episode of Finding Better, I sit down with Pam to talk about surviving unimaginable tragedy, rebuilding her identity after trauma, and how she took on the UK government to make British rail one of the safest in Europe.

We talk about: ✅ Surviving the 1999 Paddington train crash and fireball ✅ Life as "The Woman in the Mask" — 2 years in a Perspex face mask ✅ Rebuilding identity, purpose, and confidence after tragedy ✅ Why life isn't fair — and why that's not the end of your story ✅ How an "ordinary woman" took on the government and won ✅ Finding better when life changes overnight ✅ Designing Your Life When All Goes Wrong

If you're navigating unexpected change, loss, divorce, job loss, illness, or any kind of personal tragedy, Pam's story is proof that no matter how bad things get — finding better is always an option.

🌐 Learn more about Pam: https://www.pamwarren.co.uk/

🔥 The moment you choose ownership… everything changes.

In this powerful episode of the Finding Better Podcast, John Suzuki sits down with Brian Price — executive coach, speaker, and creator of the Extraordinary Husband Framework — to explore how taking full ownership of your life can transform your relationships, identity, and purpose.

From navigating burnout and career pressure to facing his daughter’s leukemia diagnosis and nearly losing his marriage, Brian shares the raw, real experiences that forced him to redefine leadership — starting with himself.

This is a conversation about presence, responsibility, and what it truly means to fight for the people you love — not with them.

Inside this conversation, you’ll learn:

1. Why most people struggle with relationships (even when they care deeply) 2. The hidden cost of “compartmentalizing” your life 3. How disconnection is quietly damaging modern relationships 4. The difference between fighting with vs. fighting for your partner 5. How a life crisis can realign your priorities instantly 6. What true ownership actually looks like in everyday life 7. Why self-leadership is the foundation of all leadership

💡 Key Takeaways:

1. Ownership means taking full responsibility for your actions, emotions, and impact 2. You can’t lead others until you learn to lead yourself 3. Presence matters more than performance in relationships 4. Everything in your life is connected — nothing is isolated 5. Choosing ownership is the turning point for real change

Connect with Brian Price: Facebook: www.facebook.com/brian.m.price1 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/brianmprice Instagram: @brianmprice109

Is AI going to replace you? I used to hear that question every single day — and after 40 years in technology, from IBM in 1984 through the rise of the internet, e-commerce, and now artificial intelligence, I can tell you the answer is not what you think.

AI isn't replacing you. It's revealing you.

In this episode of Finding Better, I break down the 5 most powerful lessons from our recent episodes — the ones I truly believe can change your life if you let them in.

Here's what we cover:

🔹 The illusion of connection — why we've never been more connected yet more lonely, and what "pseudo connections" are doing to our mental health and relationships 🔹 AI as a mirror — how artificial intelligence is exposing what's truly valuable about you (and it's not your tasks or your data) 🔹 The success trap — why so many high achievers are succeeding at the wrong things, and how to define success on your own terms before it's too late 🔹 Your human edge — why empathy, emotional intelligence, presence, and deep human connection are becoming the most valuable skills in the age of automation 🔹 The renaissance of heart — how the AI revolution is pushing us toward a revival of our humanity, and why that's the greatest opportunity of our lifetime

I've spent decades watching technology get smarter and smarter — and in the process, I've watched a lot of people forget their heart. This episode is about coming back to it.

If you're asking "will AI take my job," "how do I find purpose in the age of AI," or "how do I stop feeling so disconnected," this conversation is for you.