Wouldn't it be amazing if we could go anywhere in the world and be marvelous interpreters? Every day we miscommunicate, whether to ourselves or to others. Our world is filled with signals and messages. How good are we at sending and receiving them?

• Do they get lost in translation?

• Would you like communication superpowers?

Even though superheroes are fictional, humans have an inner fantasy of being a secret spy and possessing superhuman abilities. If you could be any superhero, who would you be? How many people said themselves?

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If you aren't a superhero in your mind, you won't be one in life. Tapping into the communication superpower begins with how we allow our minds to communicate to us. This drives how we see the world and how we choose to transmit messages. We can't effectively send and receive messages with others until we master our own communications system. Language contributes to our well-being and the well-being of those around us. Are your inward and outward signals the hero or the villain in your story? Blasie is a communications expert by trade and yet throughout her life, she was a horrible communicator. Through trauma, hardships, conflict, loss, breakdowns, and bounce backs, Blaise discovered the key to effectively communicating is through human connection. Our life experiences, environment, and genetics contribute to our comms systems becoming vastly disconnected. The connection within determines how our internal and external transmitters will operate. Once we re-establish healthy lines with ourselves, we can learn how to communicate like a superhero and be a universal translator.

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How do you define communication? Why do you think we have so few communication skills in a communications-obsessed culture? What does your self-talk look like? Are you constantly facing mixed messages and conflict because everyone seems to be on a different frequency? Join Blaise on this journey of exploring various areas of our lives that are suffering all because of a lack of empowering communication. There are millions of books on this subject, but Captain Communicator takes a daring approach. Each chapter focuses on a specific topic that humans encounter daily. Blaise weaves her own story of ups and downs and show how we can connect the severed lines to become the hero of our signals instead of the victim. Even though we all have unique life encounters, we all require the same communication skills to thrive not just survive.

After going through earth-shattering traumas and developing a rare autoimmune disease, Blaise was forced to make a choice. Either stay the course and die—or face the mirror, rewire, and live. These words make up her life. She invites you in to see all the good, the bad, and the ugly. Through it all, we can obtain tools to navigate through life in a brave way. A hero’s journey isn’t about the wins; it’s about how we take the losses and turn them into life-giving superpowers. Authentic communication, vulnerable honesty, unique observations, risky perspectives, and courageous self-reflection fill each page. This is her medicinal manifesto. Blaise wrote this book because she refuses to wither and die emotionally, spiritually, and physically. Disease, miscarriages, trauma, pain, and heartache don’t define her. By reconnecting the portals of communication, she starves this disease and injects healing. This book is a deliberate provacation to trigger us forward. Communication is connection. We must connect to the nemesis in our lives and let it propel us into growth. When we grow, we evolve. When we evolve, we become wise. When wisdom and maturity collide, we encounter purpose. When we build a highly sophisticated and emotionally intelligent comms system within, we construct the confidence to fight for our lives.This is for Blasie and for us. Let’s be Captain Communicators together and run this world.