Stubborn Hope with Renée Holliman
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We all have a story and because the world likes bright and shiny, many stellar stories get lost in the shadows.
And some of these stellar stories are just too hard to share until the timing seems right.
This episode brings to light a story of Renée—a fine piano teacher in Atlanta who is making a difference in the lives of her students, raising a family with her husband James and holding down two careers despite a devastating accident.
As you listen to Renée recount the astonishing details of her trauma, you’ll understand why there’s no better name for her hope than stubborn!
Are you inspired by Renée’s story?
What words of encouragement do you have for Renée?
Do you have a story to share?
Do you have a story that you’ve never shared and like Renée, need to find the right time before you do?
Please leave your thoughts and supportive words in the comment section.
Renée has been teaching piano for over 30 years. Born and raised in Canada, she was classically trained through the Royal Conservatory of Music.
She studied piano at the School of Music at VCC in Vancouver and pedagogy at Everett Community College in Washington State. She received her National Certified Teacher of Music with the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA) in 2012.
In the past few years Renée has gained experience and is enjoying teaching children with special needs. Actively involved in MTNA local chapters, she has been president of Snohomish County Music Teachers Association in Washington state North Fulton Music Teachers Assoc. in the Alpharetta, Georgia.
In addition to maintaining a private piano studio, Renée is a voice actor and works for clients worldwide. She voices many different genres and currently is one of the voices on the Whispers from God app.
Fun facts...she LOVES to exercise, cook and a good cup of hot tea and best of all, hanging out with her husband and when they’re in town, her son and daughter.
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