In today’s episode, Danny Bader joins the show. Danny is a bestselling author and inspirational coach who’s life was transformed by a near-death experience 20 years ago. Now he helps others better understand themselves by following their visions for their futures.
After the accident, Danny went through a dark phase of loss and recovery.
At age 29, Danny and a friend were working construction when they lowered a metal ladder into an electric line and were hit with about 8,000-10,000 volts. Danny died for about 8 minutes before coming back to life, but tragically his friend lost his life. After the accident, Danny went through a dark phase of loss and recovery.
His book, Back to Life, is about a character named Jake’s journey of figuring out how to come back to life– not just physically, but emotionally. Danny was raised in faith and is a believer in souls, so he does not regret his experience. He does wish his friend didn’t pass, but he does consider the growth he experienced after the accident a gift.
Being in stillness and taking the time to go on retreat are both integral parts of reconnecting with yourself.
When people see others who have gone through a similar struggle or difficult time, it can help see them through it. Danny believes his story can help others struggling through the motions. Being in stillness and taking the time to go on retreat are both integral parts of reconnecting with yourself. After his accident, Danny went to the Outer Banks in NC during the off season when it was closed up and very quiet. He attributes that stillness to being able to hear something deep inside himself that set him on the path he is on now.
Things you’ll learn
More about Danny’s journey to healing after an accident that stopped his heart and killed his friend. Danny shares how his experience renewed his faith and set him on the path to becoming a bestselling author and inspirational coach.
Connect with Danny:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dannybaderauthor
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_dannybader/
Website: www.dannybader.com
