Sometimes life doesn’t whisper — it stops your heart. For Eugene Moreau, a triple bypass became a defining moment. Recovery wasn’t just about healing a body stitched back together. It was about reimagining what it means to live, to love, and to lead with purpose.

In this episode, Eugene shares how he moved from being “mentally arrested” in hospital to deliberately reauthoring his life. We talk about legacy, ageism, faith, and the role of neuroplasticity in rewiring both brain and heart. We also explore how resilience grows in the ordinary moments of holding a grandchild, choosing presence, and focusing only on the three things only you can do.

If you’re navigating your own suddenly different moment, this conversation will remind you that scars can become stories and second chances can be compasses.