The Comeback Chronicles Podcast
Welcome to The Comeback Chronicles, where raw truth meets unwavering resilience. Hosted by Terry L. Fossum, this podcast reveals the untold stories of remarkable individuals who’ve faced crushing defeats—only to rise stronger, wiser, and more determined.
Through candid interviews, you’ll hear about moments of failure, heartbreak, and doubt, as well as the transformational steps that led to victory. This isn’t just about inspiration—it’s about equipping you with actionable strategies, like Terry’s signature ‘Oxcart Technique,’ to overcome challenges and ignite your own comeback story.
If you’re ready to break free from fear, shame, or self-doubt and move boldly into your conquer zone, The Comeback Chronicles will empower you with the tools, mindset, and motivation to rise above and achieve your next great success.
Get ready to turn your setbacks into stepping stones and reclaim the life you’re destined to lead.
The Comeback Chronicles Podcast
Escaping Domestic Violence: One Woman's Journey to Freedom with Gemma Serenity Gorokhoff
Gemma Serenity Gorokhoff shares her powerful journey from surviving 15 years of domestic violence to becoming a multi-award winning entrepreneur helping others rebuild their lives after abuse. She reveals how imagination, a spiritual awakening, and the revolutionary idea that happiness is a duty led to her escape and transformation.
• Trapped in abusive relationships by believing "outside was hell" and fearing the unknown
• Using imagination to envision healthy relationships when reality offered none
• Finding freedom through the revolutionary concept that happiness is a duty, not just a right
• Fleeing in the middle of the night after a divine intervention prevented suicide
• Learning that beliefs shape intentions, which create our reality
• Taking the first step toward freedom even without knowing the next steps
• Rebuilding life from zero to becoming an award-winning entrepreneur and author
• Using imagination as the one tool no one can take away from you
Join Gemma on TikTok every day from 5-7am Pacific time (8-10am Eastern) at Gemma Serenity to connect, heal, and rise together.
If you've been stuck in fear, self-doubt, your past failures and you're ready to break through your comfort zones to finally reach the pinnacle of success in every area of your life, then this podcast is for you. Here's your host, Terry L Fossum.
Speaker 2:Hey, terry L Fossum here and welcome once again to the Comeback Chronicles podcast. You are going to love my guest today. I know I do Back again, I'm happy to say I have to tell on myself I forgot to hit record, so she was gracious enough to come back and share her wisdom with us. Great interview. I'm so, so happy to have her back. Let me tell you about Gemma.
Speaker 2:Gemma Serenity Gorkoff is a powerful voice of transformation, emotional healing and personal rebirth. Victorious over 15 years of domestic violence across two marriages, gemma fled in the middle of the night without anything or anybody and rebuilt her life from rock bottom, guided by a spiritual awakening and an unshakable decision to live. Today she's a multi-award winning entrepreneur and leader, the founder and host of Real Talk, real Women, breaking the Silence Around Abuse, a globally streamed podcast with over 2.6 million downloads. She's also the creator of Love Again with Confidence, a transformational community and healing platform that helps people reclaim their self-worth and build healthy, soul-aligned love relationships. In addition, she's the lead author of the powerful anthology Rising After Abuse, featuring stories of courage, healing and triumph. She now lives in Arizona with her husband, sasha a great guy, her real-life comeback love story and is leading her community, rooted in peace, power and purpose. Gemma, thank you so much for joining me on the show again.
Speaker 3:It is such an honor, Terry. Thank you, Thank you so, so much for inviting me again to record. That's better right.
Speaker 2:I think it will be absolutely so. You've got so much, so much to share with everybody. What I'd like to do? Because, again, this is the Comeback Chronicles podcast and there are people right now that are going through challenges. Some of them may be marriage challenges, abuse challenges, such as you went through but we all have challenges and they all have certain things in common as we're going through them how we view our situation that we're in. When you were in those challenges, how did you view that? We'll talk about the comeback but you were stuck in there for two marriages for a lot of years. How did you view yourself, your situation and everything at the time to help our listeners?
Speaker 3:Yes, absolutely. Thank you for asking that. I did see myself as separate from everybody else. So no law of divine oneness at all. I did see myself as isolated. I did believe that, well, that's the life I chose, I just did it. I believed that outside of home it was hell, even though I was walking outside to go to work and meeting people every day. But still, I believed somehow that if I would consider breaking these relationships and moving on to something else, I would be lost and I would be in hell.
Speaker 3:Wow so believing that was a very strong hold to keep me stuck in the list of violence, because it was the only thing I knew. Right Like, yeah, that's safe because I know it. However, it's not safe because sometimes I'm really really risking my life.
Speaker 2:Right, and so it sounds like it's somewhat fear of the unknown. You know, I know what I have here out there is scary. It's something different and I don't know what different is, and right now things aren't going well. Maybe it'll be even worse there Is that kind of what you're saying there.
Speaker 3:Kind of kind of. So what I discovered about the fear of the unknown is that it's false expectation appearing real, that famous fear acronym but it feels so strongly like a unsurmountable thing. And when you imagine or when you ask questions because that's what you believe to be true, you will hear stories like yeah, I left and then I had nothing, and then I just landed on the floor in that new apartment and I had nothing, and and I was just so grateful and I was there. When you listen to that, you're here like I rather stay in my very comfortable home, even if there is domestic violence going on in there. Well, I don't do that. You know there is a lot of projection of what you believe to be true in order to actually gather more evidence that what you believe is true. Yeah, ah, of course you will stay stuck with that.
Speaker 2:Right, right, but, but that's absolutely true. We we have beliefs and then, when we're looking at external factors, we really see the ones that that build up our current beliefs instead of build new beliefs, and and that will keep us in whatever situation we're in. Well, sure, things are bad here, but it could be worse somewhere else, so a lot of times, we stay stuck in what we're doing, whatever it is. Again, we've been talking about marriage, but whatever situation for the listeners that you're in right now understand that that's what's going on. You're seeing the world around you as building up your current beliefs instead of helping you build those new ones. You need to look for the external factors that build new beliefs, strong beliefs inside of you that allow you to get through this. How did you do that, gemma, when you're going through what you were going through at the time?
Speaker 3:I had one thing that I still have a vivid imagination and that I always had. And one day and also I love to write and one day was like about I don't know, 14 months before the really the end of that entire part of my life, I met someone, a colleague, a work colleague from another something, sister in the organization. And that colleague, we started to just like I missed him in the global communication. He came back and said hey, it's me, and I did not receive it. And he kept on sending me smiles and I was. That is interesting. You do that with a little emoji smile, smile, smile, smile. And I was there. Who is that person who keeps on smiling?
Speaker 3:A couple of weeks later we had like a huge global organization meeting and I say hello to everybody. I knew nearly nobody because I did just start in that new company and I meet that person who is indeed smiling. So of course we click and it's like, hey, I mean that's nice, it's really, really nice. And then we started to talk a little bit and we decided to actually vividly imagine stories together through our computers. I'm sending you a part of the story, you continue the part of sending me back and I continue and you continue and we co-create an entire storyline of something imaginary, something completely like another world, other circumstance, other people, other marriages, other connection, other love, something different. Being with that made me actually change that entire attraction, point towards something that is a healthy, beautiful love. Wow, wow, towards something that is a healthy, beautiful love.
Speaker 2:Wow, wow.
Speaker 3:So I actually stir in myself feelings of love.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 3:Because of that imagination, vivid imagination how would that go? And he seemed to be a very healthy-minded man, not a crazy one.
Speaker 2:Someone who is able to actually see a woman as a partner.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, not as someone to dominate the way I knew. Wow, not as someone to absolutely to tame the way I knew right he's like. And then I started to really like poke and ask questions and say, hey, just a question. And I was actually taking stories that I just experienced in my marriage, saying if we would be married, you and I and I would go to the grocery store and I would forget the sugar that you did ask me to bring back. What would you say?
Speaker 2:Personally, I'd say I'll jump in my truck and go get some sugar.
Speaker 3:Exactly, exactly, something like that. And he told me something like well, if I cannot go, I will ask you to go back get the sugar and voila. And I was there, that's it. Wow, yeah, and all the anger, all the temper tantrum and all the, all the anger, all the, all, the, the temper tantrum, all the names, all the belittling and all that, that storm that I just went through, and he was there, whoa, that's, that's bad. I don't know what that is.
Speaker 2:Wow.
Speaker 3:So that person actually served me as an anchor to figure out. How would that be? We were not available to become a couple. That was not in the making, that was not the topic Right right. He helped me walk and ask and imagine differently.
Speaker 2:Well, you got to see an example of the way it should be. Yeah, and it seems to me whether it is because I love what you're saying about your imagination and how you guys would build that story. So that tells me, for everybody who's going through whatever you're going through and seeing all the bad, start by just imagining what it would be like if it was good, whether it's your job, your business, your relationship, whatever it is, your life, your illness, your body, whatever it is. Start imagining in your mind right now. What if? What if it was great? What if it wasn't this way? But it was that way, and it is an amazing thing. The mind, as you well know, is an amazing thing. You can create new realities and we always learn by example, which is what you're saying with the gentleman you were talking to. You can create that example yourself that you can learn from. If you don't have a good one, that being said, go find a good one, right?
Speaker 3:Yeah, but I did not define what a good one was for me, right? I did not know what it was.
Speaker 2:That's a great point, that's a huge point. Continue on that, please, yeah.
Speaker 3:I remember the first time I was 17 years old and I met my first crazy husband. He was just the most exceptional bad boy in the group, Ah, the most eccentric, the weirdest of all, the only smoker, the only who stays apart, the only weird one. And I was there, a weird one. Let me take a good look at it, Because I was curious. Imagination, curiosity, amazement. I just wanted to see something new and I asked him as a 17-year-old kid, asking a 19-year-old kid, yeah, we know so much from life, right Gosh.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Okay, now, teach me real life. And he told me. He told me well, I can teach you real life. And he told me. He told me, well, I can, I can teach you real life. It's not always rosy, but there is a few good moments that should have say like life will be good. No, I said, okay, show me life. And he showed me an entire spectrum of all his mental illnesses that I did not know how to name and I experienced the worst kind of abuse in terms of dangerously living at home, dangerous. So many days, so many. But I was just like, okay, and that is when I actually built that belief. And that is when I actually built that belief. Well, I chose him, I married him. Now I'm here, and I'm here until he dies, because he will die before me, guaranteed with that kind of life.
Speaker 3:So I will wait until 50 years old to actually live, and you say that at 17. Oh gosh, I did not know better. I did not know better. If I deserved better, I did allow myself to get stuck. These things are changeable. We do not have to stay locked in a belief. If that belief does not serve your highest good, shift it. And you know how it changed. For that story to end, because, thank God, it did end Before eight's birthday. Amen. After actually 5 years, it stopped. I met an older gentleman in a church gathering and he told me yeah right, everybody says that you have the right to be happy. That's true, but that will go one step further. You have the right to be happy. That's true, but that will go one step further.
Speaker 3:You have the duty to be happy.
Speaker 2:Oh, I like that.
Speaker 3:Oh, my God. Yeah so you can imagine that I'm crying every single day because it's just awful hell. This is, by the way, why I did not put any makeup on, because I was going to cry and I knew it every day.
Speaker 2:Wow, wow.
Speaker 3:Don't put any makeup, you will cry anyway. You know how it is and I heard it is your duty to be happy. It just hit me so strong I said, whoa, if it is my duty to be happy, I'm gone. It cannot be with that man. I'm gone.
Speaker 2:I love it. I love that.
Speaker 3:God shifted something in me strong enough to actually break that relationship and break all the bridge and stop it.
Speaker 2:Wow. So let's make sure everybody's tuned in here. It is your duty to be happy. It is your duty and I'll throw on from just my personal belief level, and I respect everybody's belief level you know, god made us as a person and it's our duty to give back to him as his creation of being happy. And we don't have to do anything else. We shouldn't do anything else. We're not supposed to do anything else. It's our duty to be happy. I love that, gemma. Keep going oh, beautiful.
Speaker 3:so the second situation again, I did not list, I did not do my inner healing, I did not consider that I had a problem of attraction. I knew nothing about all the universal laws. I noticed a few things. I noticed that when you put your mind to something, that something of attraction I knew nothing about all the universal laws. I noticed a few things. I noticed that when you put your mind to something, that something happens. I noticed that when you believe something, a path appears and that thing happens. That I noticed. But how true that was, I didn't know.
Speaker 3:So I just continued and about a year after that first complete breakup, I meet another person, but this time I manifest that person, but not in details. I want a pianist, a virtuoso pianist, because I'm also a violinist, I'm also a musician, I'm also a songwriter, I play the keyboard, I play all kinds of music, music is in my blood and when you play the violin you really have to be so advanced in order to play alone, without anything around you, and just really hold the space. It's much bigger and better when you have another musician going with you and now you create something together and ideally, ideally, a piano is great. So I did put the intention. Now I'm meeting a pianist, so I go into online at the beginning 2003, go online to actually meet someone.
Speaker 3:It was like you don't do that, yeah, I'm good. So I'm really someone good. Today it's like, yeah, no one, everybody does that right. Meet someone good. Today, it's like, yeah, no one, everybody does that right. And I meet that person and he just tells me in between the lines well, I'm blind and I'm here. Yeah, it doesn't. It truly does not unface me, because you are truly like communicating with me on the computer, so you're truly not handicapped.
Speaker 3:Yeah, so I don't even know what blind means truly In that case, I mean, we are talking, everything is fine. I got you on the phone, everything is fine. Yeah, I'm blind and I care.
Speaker 2:I truly not care yeah.
Speaker 3:And we meet and I find someone with those white eyes that don't see. So, oh, because it was true. Oh gosh, I thought that you were joking. No, all right, but that actually created another trap for me.
Speaker 2:How so.
Speaker 3:Because I made the commitment for some reason and don't ask me why. I don't remember. Why to always be the wife of someone who has a handicap?
Speaker 2:Oh, wow.
Speaker 3:The first one mental handicap all over knee, back. I mean he even went on a wheelchair for some years, like really, really handicapped in some ways. The second one blind, but virtuoso, but elite in sports. An elite in sports. So I'm highly amazed.
Speaker 3:Again, amazing, completely blinded by the last right, but I did not check all the other things. Am I? What kind of point of attraction do I manifest right now? What are the features of the mentality of that person? How do we fit? What do I bring to a couple right now? I did not go through that kind of thought. So the next blind was the right one. Somehow, I don't know how, but it happened. But it did not work. The relationship did not work. I felt quickly, within the third week I felt dumb in his eyes. Logically, if you are in love and if you are creating a new relationship, you must feel elevated, uplifted, empowered in the eyes of your partner.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:You don't feel like the little, like smaller, like not. You don't feel no.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 3:And that is how I felt, from the get-go and having to, of course, like sightseeing him. How do you say that? Guiding him because he couldn't see?
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 3:And then learning at home some tricks that you would not even imagine if you had not kept with the blind, such as a door must be closed or open because if it is in between, someone who does not see is going to go through. Well, middle of the forehead is going to be in the face somewhere right that kind of things you learn going to shit in the face somewhere.
Speaker 3:That kind of things you learn when you are in it. You don't imagine that when you don't know it. So, again, I stick with it because of that belief. We've had a few strong beliefs that helped me strap in those relationships. All of that, I'm telling you, it's decades ago. The end of one time five years, one time, ten years ended in 2013,. 12 years ago. 12 years ago, there is a special month the month of June 2013. On June 1st, I meet Sasha. The day I meet Sasha, something shifts regarding my gentleman pen pal, because I feel such a strong bond with Sasha I don't know how to name it, but I feel a bond and I quickly drop out of that fantasy world that we were writing together with a gentleman, and I even tell him well, I think I met someone who really corresponds to the kind of things we were writing. I don't know, but I'm not available. He's not available, so there is no new story there.
Speaker 2:Right right.
Speaker 3:On June 3rd, two days after we meet, the stronghold which was the mother of Sasha commits suicide because she is completely mentally crazy in the worst way, same kind of way than my first husband.
Speaker 2:Wow.
Speaker 3:And she decided to actually get back at him one more time and to hopefully be still alive in a wheelchair or highly damaged. She did not think she would actually die by jumping from the seventh floor, but seventh floor, that's it.
Speaker 3:That's where it happened. So that happens on June 3rd and on June. So Sasha calls me back, I get with him, we go through that entire day together and then I return home. However, I made a big, big, big mistake, announcing that I was helping my newfound brother of another lifetime, meaning Sasha, deal with the suicide of his mother and because he has no family left, having told that sentence to my blind ex-husband left, having told that sentence to my blind ex-husband, that was. That was the, the oil on the fire that increased the level of abuse. Something monumental. Not physical this time, physical was before. This time it was all mental, like entering, entering into my psyche, taking over my decision-making, making me stop to think in ways that are completely crippling. Yeah, mental abuse, emotional abuse. And he makes me not sleep at night, not sleep during the day, going to work, not sleep at night again, not sleep during the day. It's impossible, that's awful. And in that level of exhaustion he makes me promise, swear, that I will never contact Sasha again.
Speaker 2:Oh, wow, wow.
Speaker 3:So I do that I will never contact Sasha again. But the word really says I will never contact Sasha again. But the word really says I will never contact Sasha again. Well, if Sasha makes her first step, that works.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh.
Speaker 3:So that's exactly what happens If you whatever. Sometime later, sasha contacts me, and Sasha is highly, highly, highly perceptive. He perceives before you tell him things and he knew somehow that if he would tell me how are you doing, I would not even answer or just go fine. So he said why did you drop me? Why did you abandon me? I hurt so much, especially when I felt such a strong bond with him and I answered right away. Contact was reestablished and I poured my despair on him. Well, here is what is happening. Here is what is going on. I cannot continue that way. Yeah, and he told me the key answer. Well, take the first step out and then manage to get all the strings attached and manage life differently, but you have to first leave. Nobody can help you while you stay there.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Okay, and that day I did not go home, I went straight to police to report domestic violence. It was an awful experience because of all the level of emotion and recognizing and seeing those days Sure, awful experience. And then I was even accompanied by police to pick up my baby, son and my stuff.
Speaker 2:Wow.
Speaker 3:So that I could go to a women's shelter with my baby son.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Great. But even there it failed again and I found myself back home as if I never left oh wow, leaving a lot of details out there.
Speaker 2:This is not so important, and I found myself back home as if I never left.
Speaker 3:Oh wow, Leaving a lot of details out there. This is not so important. The importance is that I really tried. It did not work.
Speaker 2:Wow.
Speaker 3:So now I'm in, like I tried 50 times to leave and one more time. That seems to be the right one, still not.
Speaker 2:Wow.
Speaker 3:But I'm out of here. I am not staying in domestic violence one more day. So I make an intention so clear. Well, alive or dead, I'm gone wow okay. Oh, that, that's super easy. I'm living on the 10th floor. It just worked for the servants, it will work for the 10. So, yeah, that, yeah, that works Okay. So what do I do? Well, I open the window and I'm gone.
Speaker 2:Wow.
Speaker 3:And I did not see twice. I had already opened the window. I was almost. I was on the edge when I hear a divine voice this is what you read in my bio Divine Awakening. I hear a divine voice that makes me feel again, feelings loved, that I matter, that I'm important, and it is the most beautiful, gorgeous sound of voice I ever heard.
Speaker 2:Wow.
Speaker 3:And that voice tells me yeah, of course you can jump, yeah, it's going to work, but I'm going to give you the same life in worse. Wow, okay, meet by the door, but tell me this is the only time the door opens silent.
Speaker 3:I remind you, a blind has right good ears, extremely good perception of his surroundings. He's like no, he's not blind at all, just perceives differently. The door opens silently, letting me go, and closed silently. I can run the 10th floor through the SOS stairs I don't know how to say that and I am out. I left. And now what? And this is where I left, without nobody, without anything, without nothing that would close on my back.
Speaker 3:I mean, when you die, you don't need anything. And I was not going to take my baby with me not knowing where I was going. Not, not, if I knew where I was going, yeah, maybe.
Speaker 2:Right.
Speaker 3:Where I was going, not Not. If I knew where I was going, yeah, maybe Right when I was going and potentially to death. So no he will leave one way or another. Wow, so now I'm here talking back to that voice. That is another dimension.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Now what? What do I do? And the answer is the exact address location of Sasha. Wow, and I'm like I can walk there. It's going to take a while because I'm not going to drive, not in that state. And I don't have my car keys and I'm going to go back to get them Anyway, so I'm going to walk two hours to his home.
Speaker 3:Wow 1.30 am, middle of the night. I'm a woman. I 1.30 am, middle of the night. I'm a woman, I'm alone, I'm fleeing domestic violence and I walk to Sasha. Sasha wakes up, finds me and asks me okay, what's going on? And I say the last word. He told me I took the first step out and then manage Hi, wow, don't know the next step.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:No idea.
Speaker 2:But you took that step in faith, though you knew you had to take the step. Whatever comes afterwards, you had to take that step and you took that step. And again, for the listeners, whatever that step is for you, take that step. Take it. For one thing, it couldn't be worse. It could not be worse than what you were going through and what you were thinking about. It can only be better. Take the step, and it's funny how God will find a way for you, as he did for you, and we call him Sasha.
Speaker 3:And Sasha helped me, brought me to the emergency emergency room, got me in all the safety mental health safety facility, because I was really in india.
Speaker 2:I was in for a moment in time right.
Speaker 3:So he put me in safety and kept on calling me every single day on the phone. How are you feeling? Not how you're doing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, what you're feeling tune into how you feel and tell, not how are you doing, yeah, yeah, yeah, how are you feeling. Tune into how you feel and tell me how you feel, a real connection. And some days I told him I don't know, how is it that I'm still alive. And other days I told him I'm related, I'm so happy, grateful.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3:A real answer. And then, months and months and months and months, we fell in love. Later on we got married. Later on we moved to the United States together from Switzerland. Another year later A lot of things happened. But the beauty of it is that when you have put an intention but an intention, a path appears, Even if it seems there is no path. But your belief precedes your intention. What you believe to be true is before your intention. So when I believed to be true that outside was hell, my intention was not to go to hell.
Speaker 3:This is why, when I suddenly really made up my mind, I leave alive or dead. I am out, yeah, okay, so do you want it?
Speaker 1:worse. No, I want it better, okay.
Speaker 3:So how is it going to be better? Well, you have to actually stay alive and change your thought and change your life and change your circumstances. Go to Sasha. He knows he will teach you Something like that. You know.
Speaker 2:But I think it's important that everybody knows and we've got to watch the clock here. I know we've got some steps we want to talk about very quickly and then also a new book to talk about.
Speaker 1:Yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 2:But I think it's important to know that you have the power. A lot of times when you're in these situations, you don't feel like you do. You feel powerless, especially when people have been putting you down and stepping on you and telling you you're worthless and feeling you're worthless yourself. You feel you have no power. The truth is you do. You have much more power within you than you possibly believe that you have or that you could even possibly conceive that you have. You do have that power in you to change your life and a whole lot of other lives. You just got to seize that power. Is that right, Gemma?
Speaker 3:It is absolutely accurate and correct. Thank you for sharing that in such a concise way. Yes, you bet.
Speaker 2:So what would you? And we're not? We, unfortunately, and I'll have you back on a different one and let's record on that one as well. But but what would you? What advice would you have for the people who are in whatever situation they're in and don't feel like they can get out of, don't know how, don't know if they want to, don't know if they're worthy of it? What advice would you have for these people?
Speaker 3:Imagine, because imagination is the one thing nobody can get away from you. Imagine, how good can that be, how better could that possibly be? What if you could be truly happy and fulfilled? What if you could be truly happy and fulfilled? What if the person of your dreams, someone good that makes you feel amazing, is waiting for you to finally come out so that you can meet? How about that? Just allow yourself to have that seed planted in your mind and let it grow. Water reads on.
Speaker 2:I love that and that is so powerful. People don't, I think, understand the power within that, because that vision you've created can become a reality within your mind, and then you can manifest that reality, and that's not, you know, woo-woo stuff or anything like that. It's the God's honest, scientific, psychological truth. So, folks, do it. Do it. Before we close, though. You've got a new book coming out that I really want you to talk about. Tell everybody about your new book coming out.
Speaker 3:Yes, yes that I really want you to talk about. Tell everybody about your new book coming out, yes, yes. So one thing I discovered after I met Sacha and I learned so much about life, about energy and about the universal law. You all know the law of attraction. We all heard it's a secret right, but this is only one out of 12. What are the 11 other laws? What if the reason why you try to use the law of attraction and you still don't get the thing that you want is because you are using only one law and not all of them? How about that?
Speaker 3:so I sat down and wrote another version of the 12 universal, eternal laws, but I made it fun, really fun and humorous, as taught by your cats I absolutely love cats Right on and show that those universal laws apply, regardless if you know them or not, regardless if you're aware of them or not, regardless if you believe in them or not. It is the way it is. This is how things happen.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3:So that is my new book. I can't wait and do you have any idea? What is it? August?
Speaker 2:2025. Okay, fantastic. And what I want to do is is as soon as it comes out, I want to have you back on and so you can talk about that book, and, of course, I want a copy. You know that's right. Let me know where I can buy one. That's fantastic. So what's just some last minute point you'd love to make to the audience listening in today?
Speaker 3:I'm going live on TikTok every single day from 5 to 7 am Pacific time, which means 8 to 10 am Eastern time, us United States time. That is one thing, and I'm in there every single day Right now. I have started in June 2025 to do that and it's such a fun journey because I happen to connect with real people, so it expands together our ability to manifest more, to heal together, to support each other and to rise up. So if you want to join me, find me on TikTok. It's just Gemma Serenity. There is nothing, no point, no, nothing. Just Gemma Serenity on TikTok and I will be glad to meet with you.
Speaker 2:I love that. I love that. And Gemma has so much going on. You've got to look into her. Fantastic stuff, fantastic coaching, life-changing stuff. But for the listeners for today, what I want to remind you is just visualize it. Imagine, use that imagination you used to use when you were a kid. Bring it back, man. Imagine what life could be like, whatever the instance is that you're talking about, and understand that you truly do have the power within you to make it like that. You just got to take that first step, and if you'll do it, then you can write your own Comeback Chronicle.
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