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Mazey was an inspiration. She was invited to run in a 50 miler that some friends were putting on and instead of doing 50 miles, she decided she was going to plan on 35 miles. It was a trail race at night and the most she had run in perparation for it at one time was 8 miles. She did the 35 miles and was hooked. She became more formal about her interest in running ultras and signed up for a race local to Texas where she lived in February. Her family decided to homeschool recently (before COVID19) and she feels this has given her more time to pursue her passions and find interest in running. She talks about her family, including her parents, brothers and sister, and extended family and friends who she felt were a huge support to her. She's a strong young woman and has loads of feminine will. Whether you are a parent or an adult, you'll find nuggets of wisdom from this wise 17 year old. Subscribe to get episodes every week. Interested in Swet Seat's brand ambassador program, click here to apply. 

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Shelby was a whole lot of fun to talk to. She is smart, strong, focused, and ready to take on whatever challenge comes her way. She began truck driving three years ago when she dropped out of her classes to start driving semi trucks. Her low key obsession with semi-trucks led a friend of hers to help her recognize that she wasn't happy on the path she was on doing school and to give truck-driving a try. She took truck driving school after geting sponsored by a company, passed all the tests with flying colors, and then hit the road. Three months ago, she started a YouTube channel and it was an immediate hit. One of her videos has garnered more than 2 million views. She's become an icon in truck driving overnight. She's educated and is looking for ways to help others who are getting into the industry to find information about truck driving. She's looking for ways to help others, and now has a website that gives people basic info on how to get started. She's open about the challenges that come with being a woman in the industry. She's open about what she does to overcome the challenges, and she shares her journey. Enjoy our conversation and be sure to subscribe to Feminine Will. You can find her by the handle @happinessbythemile on any platform.

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Shelby was a whole lot of fun to talk to. She is smart, strong, focused, and ready to take on whatever challenge comes her way. She began truck driving three years ago when she dropped out of her classes to start driving semi trucks. Her low key obsession with semi-trucks led a friend of hers to help her recognize that she wasn't happy on the path she was on doing school and to give truck-driving a try. She took truck driving school after geting sponsored by a company, passed all the tests with flying colors, and then hit the road. Three months ago, she started a YouTube channel and it was an immediate hit. One of her videos has garnered more than 2 million views. She's become an icon in truck driving overnight. She's educated and is looking for ways to help others who are getting into the industry to find information about truck driving. She's looking for ways to help others, and now has a website that gives people basic info on how to get started. She's open about the challenges that come with being a woman in the industry. She's open about what she does to overcome the challenges, and she shares her journey. Enjoy our conversation and be sure to subscribe to Feminine Will. You can find her by the handle @happinessbythemile on any platform.

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Today's show is an interview with Gina Meyer who is a podcast host of Rise Resolute, also empowering women to look at why might help them or what has helped them push past their limits, particularly in athleticism. I loved talking with her and doing this show spontaneously. We were drawn to have the conversation based on our shared love of empowering and celebrating women. Please subscribe to this podcast if you haven't yet. Go check out Gina's podcast @riseresolute and have a listen! You can find us on FB & IG @femininewillpodcast. Thank you for listening!

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Today's show is an interview with Gina Meyer who is a podcast host of Rise Resolute, also empowering women to look at why might help them or what has helped them push past their limits, particularly in athleticism. I loved talking with her and doing this show spontaneously. We were drawn to have the conversation based on our shared love of empowering and celebrating women. Please subscribe to this podcast if you haven't yet. Go check out Gina's podcast @riseresolute and have a listen! You can find us on FB & IG @femininewillpodcast. Thank you for listening!

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Lindsey Brown is doing her part to spread light. She tells an amazing story of how she performed better in a triathlon simply because she chose to smile at everybody along the way. She said it was her attitude that changed the game for her. 

She's done three half iron Man's and was about to do a full iron Man when cova 19 happened and the race was canceled. Like so many of you, she made the best of it. She's planning on an Ironman in September and is taking a break for the moment. She tells about what it's like to train for an Ironman and an injury that kept her out of training for a while. Listen to this week's episode to be totally uplifted and inspired. Subscribe were you listening to podcasts to get a dose of strong women every week. It will empower you and inspire you. Go listen now.

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Lindsey Brown is doing her part to spread light. She tells an amazing story of how she performed better in a triathlon simply because she chose to smile at everybody along the way. She said it was her attitude that changed the game for her. 

She's done three half iron Man's and was about to do a full iron Man when cova 19 happened and the race was canceled. Like so many of you, she made the best of it. She's planning on an Ironman in September and is taking a break for the moment. She tells about what it's like to train for an Ironman and an injury that kept her out of training for a while. Listen to this week's episode to be totally uplifted and inspired. Subscribe were you listening to podcasts to get a dose of strong women every week. It will empower you and inspire you. Go listen now.

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Laurie has competed in the Olympic trials for marathon running four separate times beginning in 2008. It was her determination and goal setting that sent her down the path to competing in the Olympic trials. First, she wanted to qualify for the Boston Marathon. After doing that, her goals sent her further and further down the road of getting a lower time for her marathons and with consistency and hard work, she found herself prepared to compete in the Olympic trials. She's dealt with injury along the way, learning patience to get through those tough times. She's had babies and appreciated the value of listening to her body. She has an amazing sense of humor and makes me laugh. Bonus: She shares what her and her family are doing during COVID-19, so get ready for some fun ideas. You will love our conversation, so tune in and share it with a friend. Sponsored by Swet Seat. Listen every Monday when new episodes come out. Subscribe to automatically get updates.

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Laurie has competed in the Olympic trials for marathon running four separate times beginning in 2008. It was her determination and goal setting that sent her down the path to competing in the Olympic trials. First, she wanted to qualify for the Boston Marathon. After doing that, her goals sent her further and further down the road of getting a lower time for her marathons and with consistency and hard work, she found herself prepared to compete in the Olympic trials. She's dealt with injury along the way, learning patience to get through those tough times. She's had babies and appreciated the value of listening to her body. She has an amazing sense of humor and makes me laugh. Bonus: She shares what her and her family are doing during COVID-19, so get ready for some fun ideas. You will love our conversation, so tune in and share it with a friend. Sponsored by Swet Seat. Listen every Monday when new episodes come out. Subscribe to automatically get updates.

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Amanda is an attorney turned stay-at-home mom who is adventurous all the way. If she had her way, she'd live in a tiny home on a piece of land, but in the meantime she's doing all she can to provide the experiences that her heart desires and that helps shape her kids. She and her husband sold their home and headed out on the road for a year. Brave and adventurous with zero RV experience in the past, they didn't even use YouTube to figure out how to reverse a truck with an RV. They just figured it out. With challenges along the way, they made lemonade out of lemons. They took this year to homeschool and enjoy time together. It came to an end when her husband needed to go back into the office to work. Although the hope had been to stay out for 2 to 3 years, they adapted and are back to normal life, but with a different perspective. She even tells about the costs associated with this endeavor. You'll get the whole scoop. With a kindergartner and first-grader, she sent her kids off to school this year. Now that her kids are back at home because of COVID19, she's loving it and reconsidering the idea of homeschooling. On top of that, she had been training for her first marathon and it got canceled because of COVID19. She planned her own and ran it anyway. You will love my conversation with Amanda. She's an inspiring friend and person. Subscribe to this podcast so you can get a new episode every week. Share this with a friend. Thank you for listening! 

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