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McDonough, Beth

 
9781972867013: Still Standing: The Reconstruction of Self - Life. After. Impact.

Synopsis

Beth McDonough spent 30 years covering disasters as an investigative journalist. Then she became one.

After two highly publicized DUIs, the loss of her career, and years spent rebuilding under public scrutiny, Beth discovered that recovery requires more than motivation. It requires reconstruction.

Today, Beth is an author, keynote speaker, recovery advocate, and creator of the STILL STANDING(TM) framework, a practical approach to rebuilding life after collapse. Drawing from her own journey through addiction, shame, resilience, and reinvention, she helps people distinguish temporary survival from lasting transformation.

Beth knows what it takes to start over while the world watches. She lived it. Now she teaches others how to rebuild stronger than before.

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À propos de l'auteur

Beth McDonough is an author, award-winning broadcast journalist, keynote speaker, recovery advocate, and life rebuild strategist. She guides people through their lowest moments to rebuild what stands next after public collapse when visibility is high, consequences are real, and the path forward is unclear.Beth is a living case study in recovery, resilience, and reconstruction. She occupies the space between catastrophe and comeback.An investigative reporter for thirty years, Beth covered disasters until she became one. Two highly publicized DUIs. Fired twice. First by the newsroom, then by society. Her work speaks to people whose mistakes live online permanently.Beth understands what it takes to recreate a life while the world watches, because she did the work on herself first. Alcohol took her down once, an invisible illness tried to again. The breakdowns became her blueprint for showing others how to reemerge structurally stronger than before, from the inside out, when willpower isn't enough. Beth shares an original message for audiences hungry for something stronger than motivation and more compassionate than discipline.Beth developed the STILL STANDING(TM) method, a five-step framework that treats recovery and resilience like reconstruction projects for life AFTER impact. The approach is evidence-based, trauma-aware, shame-informed, and pressure-tested.Before her collapse, Beth documented some of the most defining breaking news events of our time:9/11 terrorist attacksOklahoma City bombingI-35W Minneapolis bridge collapsePrince's sudden deathEscape of kidnapped teen Jayme ClossCivil unrest following George Floyd's death in police custody - Beth was wounded by gunfire while reportingHer work has appeared on CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX News along with countless podcasts, newspapers, magazines, and talk shows.She's earned multiple Emmy Awards, a national Edward R. Murrow Award, and the prestigious duPont-Columbia Journalism Award for her coverage of George Floyd's death and the racial reckoning that followed.Beth authored two memoirs, STANDBY and STILL STANDING-one book opens the wound. The second shows the rebuild. Beth has also been featured in a Lifetime documentary with survivor advocate Elizabeth Smart called Smart Justice: The Jayme Closs Case.Beyond the newsroom, Beth channeled her love for animals into owning a dog daycare before returning to journalism with renewed perspective. Today, she lives in southern Utah surrounded by red-rock mountains and five national parks. Sharing life with her rescue wiener dog, she continues to tell stories-this time her own-about resilience, redemption, reinvention, and finding peace after a career spent in the fast lane.

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