Meet Hollis Peirce, a Canadian writer, disability advocate, and the inspiring voice behind the 21st Century Disability podcast. After surviving a life-threatening respiratory crisis in 2021, Hollis now lives in a long-term care hospital—yet continues to create, advocate, and thrive. In this episode, we explore how he finds purpose through writing, why representation matters in disability spaces, and what others often get wrong when talking about accessibility. Hollis is a testament to the pow...
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Meet Hollis Peirce, a Canadian writer, disability advocate, and the inspiring voice behind the 21st Century Disability podcast. After surviving a life-threatening respiratory crisis in 2021, Hollis now lives in a long-term care hospital—yet continues to create, advocate, and thrive. In this episode, we explore how he finds purpose through writing, why representation matters in disability spaces, and what others often get wrong when talking about accessibility. Hollis is a testament to the pow...
From Global Executive to Art-for-Sanity Advocate: Susan Hensley on Living Resiliently
Persistence U with Lizbeth
25 minutes
4 months ago
From Global Executive to Art-for-Sanity Advocate: Susan Hensley on Living Resiliently
What if 10 minutes a day could help you process tough emotions, release perfectionism, and rediscover joy? Today’s Persistence U guest, Susan Hensley, shares her surprising journey from news anchor to corporate executive to resilience coach—and how a brown, messy painting at a friend's house opened the door to a powerful new life practice: art journaling. Susan takes us through: How a simple, playful activity helped her heal from burnout and perfectionism.Why tapping into childlike creativity...
Persistence U with Lizbeth
Meet Hollis Peirce, a Canadian writer, disability advocate, and the inspiring voice behind the 21st Century Disability podcast. After surviving a life-threatening respiratory crisis in 2021, Hollis now lives in a long-term care hospital—yet continues to create, advocate, and thrive. In this episode, we explore how he finds purpose through writing, why representation matters in disability spaces, and what others often get wrong when talking about accessibility. Hollis is a testament to the pow...
