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Leslie Walter Haas: The Story Only You Can Tell
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- Jul 22, 2026
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You can find Fes's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Twice-Saved-Death-Unforgettable-Redemption-ebook/dp/B0G36QJ2J8/ref=sr_1_1 What if the story you've been reluctant to tell is the one someone else needs to hear most? In this episode, I sit down with author, musician, and storyteller Leslie Walter Haas, affectionately known as "Fes," to explore how our life experiences—both joyful and painful—shape the voice we're meant to share with the world. Drawing from his memoir, Twice Saved by Death , Leslie shares an honest and inspiring journey of resilience, redemption, creativity, and self-discovery. Through storytelling and music, he's learned that our greatest struggles don't have to define us—they can become the foundation for purpose, connection, and hope. In this conversation, we explore: Why your story matters more than you think How adversity can shape your authentic voice Finding purpose through creativity and storytelling Overcoming fear, shame, and self-doubt The healing power of music and self-expression How vulnerability creates genuine connection Turning life's hardest moments into opportunities for growth Why sharing your voice can change someone else's life Whether you're an entrepreneur, leader, creative, or someone who's been holding back because of fear or uncertainty, this episode will encourage you to embrace your story and speak with greater confidence. Because your voice isn't powerful despite your experiences. It's powerful because of them.