The Bend Like Bamboo Blog.

Welcome to The Bend Like Bamboo Resilience Show
We discover that our greatest challenges often become our greatest strengths.

Each month, I sit down with remarkable leaders who've transformed adversity into triumph, sharing their inspiring journeys of resilience and renewal. Together, we explore the mindset shifts, practical strategies, and breakthrough moments that turned their setbacks into comebacks.

What you'll discover:
Real stories of people who've learned to bend without breaking, actionable tools to transform stress into strength, and evidence that when we change our story, we change what's possible for our health, relationships, and future.

Like bamboo, we're designed to be flexible.
When we embrace this truth, we don't just survive life's storms - we use them to grow stronger, wiser, and more resilient than ever before.

Join me as we explore how flexibility builds unshakeable resilience.

 
 
Matt Rowe interviews Amanda about her journey, The Bend Like Bamboo Method and how she is helping thousands of clients globally to heal and thrive with the power of flexibility. Ep 56
Amanda Campbell Amanda Campbell

Matt Rowe interviews Amanda about her journey, The Bend Like Bamboo Method and how she is helping thousands of clients globally to heal and thrive with the power of flexibility. Ep 56

Discover Amanda Campbell's inspiring journey of healing from MS and paralysis, leading to the creation of her "Bend Like Bamboo Method." Learn how this powerful approach helps individuals and executives build resilience, transform limiting beliefs, and achieve vibrant health and sustainable success by embracing flexibility in the face of life's challenges.

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The Bend Like Bamboo Resilience Show: Kijuan Amey, Wounded Warrior & Motivational Speaker, Ep 54
Amanda Campbell Amanda Campbell

The Bend Like Bamboo Resilience Show: Kijuan Amey, Wounded Warrior & Motivational Speaker, Ep 54

From Air Force Staff Sergeant to blind motivational warrior—Kijuan Amey’s story is one of grit, grace, and ground-shaking resilience.

After a devastating motorcycle accident left him in a coma and permanently without sight, Kijuan didn’t just survive—he redefined what it means to truly live.

In this unforgettable episode, he opens up about the raw reality of hitting rock bottom, the mental battles more grueling than physical ones, and the journey to reclaim his purpose.

With honesty and heart, Kijuan dismantles the stigma around mental health, especially among veterans, and shares how vulnerability, therapy, and community became the tools that saved him.

Now a mentor, speaker, and founder of Amey Motivation LLC, Kijuan’s message is clear: "I may have lost my sight, but I did not lose my vision."

This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating life after loss, seeking strength, or learning to start over.

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The Bend Like Bamboo Resilience Show: Features Nicole Campbell Amanda’s twin, make-up artist, and tattooist Ep 33.
Amanda Campbell Amanda Campbell

The Bend Like Bamboo Resilience Show: Features Nicole Campbell Amanda’s twin, make-up artist, and tattooist Ep 33.

In this episode, Amanda and her twin sister Nicole talk about their experiences living with an autoimmune disease, from symptoms, diagnoses, treatment, and remission. This episode is an eye-opening insight into overcoming adversity, with an empowering message for everyone: Never give up on yourself.

In this podcast, Nicole opens up about her struggle with her anxiety and OCD disorder - a side effect of feeling out of control with an autoimmune disease.

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The Bend Like Bamboo Resilience Show: Featuring Donna Campisi, Author, Speaker and stroke survivor.
Amanda Campbell Amanda Campbell

The Bend Like Bamboo Resilience Show: Featuring Donna Campisi, Author, Speaker and stroke survivor.

Donna Campisi is a passionate woman, inspiring people around the world to turn their dreams into reality by hosting a podcast called Ready! Set! Goal! She is a Keynote Speaker, Author, Coach, Mentor and Adventurer.

Donna inspired many people with her stroke to marathon challenge; from only being able to run 30 tentative steps in 2012 (after a childhood stroke and diabetes) to completing her marathon goal in 2013, while encouraging many along the way that there’s no such thing as can’t… AND raising funds for the RCH Foundation.

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