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Conversation Questions - These are for reflection and used for guidance only. The conversation takes on its own energy.The first two are asked of all guests.What does wellness mean to you?What do you do to support wellness in your life, especially given your training and expertise.It’s been two years since Hurricanes Irma & Maria, what have you learned about yourself and the impacts of creativity on the recovery journey?Share with us the origins of the documentary Paradise Discovered: "The Unbreakable Virgin Islands".Loss is a part of recovery even as we move forward. I read that your father had passed shortly before the island screening of the documentary. My condolences to you and your family. What was the impacts of his death on your resolve to share the documentary?What has been the response to persons on island and Caribbean people in the states and Canada to your work?Often traumatic experiences are buried in non verbal parts of ourselves. How has the film helped people to open up to those places?“Don’t Be A Slave to Perception” I was intrigued by that statement by you. What does it mean?Creativity and story telling is part of the heritage of the islands and African culture. Talk about how others can use story telling in ways that control personal narrative that can affirm culture and bridge understanding across many divides.What are your thoughts about Island Strong and the ways this can be a blessing and challenge for men.What advice would you offer for those who want to explore a career in film and arts on a global stage?How can someone watch the documentary?What are other projects that you have coming in the future?Please share contact information.Closing thoughts or words of encouragement to the audience. What’s the take away for those who are listening?