Uncle Marv kicks off the episode by introducing Dr. Carrie Johansson, a key speaker at the upcoming Business Reinvention Summit. The summit, organized by Therese Skelly, is scheduled for October 21-26 and features ten accomplished women sharing their experiences and strategies for business reinvention. 

Dr. Johansson, with over 20 years of experience in private practice specializing in anxiety, trauma, and PTSD treatment, will be presenting on psychological flexibility, emotional resilience, and boundary setting. She explains that psychological flexibility is about working with your current reality, accepting it (not necessarily approving of it), and determining the best next move. 

The summit aims to help business owners, particularly women, who feel stuck and need guidance on moving forward. It offers a blend of business transformation and personal growth strategies. Dr. Johansson emphasizes the summit's focus on providing actionable, effective information that can be implemented in a reasonable amount of time. 

Each presenter will offer a free gift to attendees, with Dr. Johansson providing a mid-year habits workbook designed to help maximize Q4 both personally and professionally. The summit is free to attend, with daily Zoom sessions and the option to access recorded interviews afterward. 

While the summit primarily targets female business owners, Dr. Johansson encourages men to participate as well, noting that much of the content is universally applicable. The event promises to be an excellent opportunity for self-assessment and growth, helping attendees tap into their current situation and choose their next steps wisely.

Websites and Links:

• Business Reinvention Summit: https://tinyurl.com/5476u4yk
• Dr. Carrie: https://www.coloradotherapycare.com/
• Self Help on the Go Book: https://amzn.to/489PqhG

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