The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari motivates listeners to have compassion and be open to helping others in times of need. Every action, no matter how small, has an effect on the world around us. You may not truly understand what someone is going through, but the simple act of being there for them is powerful.

Our first caller, Dean, is searching for a way to stay positive while his wife is going through cancer treatments. Hear Nancy remind Dean to look forward to their bright future when she beats cancer and that there are days where she may need his support by wrapping his arms around her and telling her he loves her.

The second caller, Irma, is trying to find a way to separate her job working for her husband and being a loving partner. Listen as Nancy encourages Irma to set boundaries with her husband to separate home and work life and to make “I” statements that express her desire to be seen as her husband’s spouse, not employee.

Today’s inspirational guest, Joe Dittmar, who survived the terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001. Tune in as Joe recalls that tragic day that started off like any other, but instead turned into him making decisions that lead him to walk down 105 flights of stairs in the South Tower to the safety of his home.

The last caller, Sophy, is struggling to find a way to help her son cope with the absence of his father. Find out how Sophy is reminded to not speak negative to her son about his father but to connect with his dad over the phone to show her son that both parents are invested in him.

Not only does providing assistance to others benefit the receiver but it also can provide you a better sense of well-being and happiness. Being charitable has a profound rippling effect on yourself and the world around you. Others can and will be inspired by your generosity. Kindness is contagious and with each act of compassion you will be that much closer to living your life full out.