Healed and Chilled
Healed and Chilled
Podcast Description
Welcome to Healed and Chilled — a soft space for cycle breakers, confidence seekers, and conscious caregivers. Hosted by a children’s confidence coach, this podcast is about becoming your strongest, most secure self so you can lead your life — and your children — with clarity and compassion. Through real talk, growth mindset gems, and emotional healing insights, you’ll learn how to model confidence and calm, without trying to be perfect. This isn’t parenting advice — it’s personal power work that ripples across generations.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as personal empowerment, emotional intelligence, and parenting without perfection. Episodes like How to Read Anyone with Jim Marshall explore frameworks for understanding human behavior, while Reprogram Your Subconscious Mind with Dr. Alain Salas delves into the nuances of subconscious blocks. Special emphasis is placed on self-awareness and cultivating confidence both for oneself and as a model for children.

Welcome to Healed and Chilled — a soft space for cycle breakers, confidence seekers, and conscious caregivers. Hosted by a children’s confidence coach, this podcast is about becoming your strongest, most secure self so you can lead your life — and your children — with clarity and compassion. This isn’t parenting advice — it’s personal power work that ripples across generations.
Want to be a guest on Healed and Chilled? Send Coach Yana a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1748832170921233b1cd7e071
In this powerful and practical conversation, Healed and Chilled welcomes James L. Collins — veteran technology leader, former U.S. Diplomat, and Founder & CEO of Attucks IT Solutions, LLC.
With more than 35 years of service across the U.S. Government, Intelligence Community, and national security space, James brings a rare behind-the-scenes perspective on how careers are truly built — not just through skill, but through relationships, reputation, and the courage to put yourself out there.
In this interview, we dive deeply into the importance of networking, showing up in rooms before you feel “ready,” and how strategic connections can open doors you didn’t even know existed. James shares lessons from his journey — from serving as a U.S. Navy Communications Technical Officer, to leading global IT modernization efforts at the Department of State, to ultimately transitioning into entrepreneurship.
We talk about how visibility, trust, and consistency helped James navigate complex global environments, lead mission-critical programs, and successfully launch his own company after retirement from federal service. His insights are especially powerful for professionals, founders, and leaders who are ready to move beyond titles and start building lasting influence.
This episode is a reminder that networking isn’t about collecting contacts — it’s about creating meaningful connections that align with your purpose and your future.
✨ About James L. Collins:
James is a nationally respected Cyber Mission Enabler and Senior Telecommunications Manager with deep expertise in strategic planning, crisis management, IT security, and enterprise program leadership. After retiring from federal service in 2019, he continued supporting national security missions as a Department of Defense contractor before founding Attucks IT Solutions, LLC in 2022.
👩🏽💻 Hosted by Coach Yana, The Children’s Confidence Coach
🌐 https://www.thelaptoplifecoach.com
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