On this week's episode of A3Life, we have Heather Love. Heather grew up in a small city in Pennsylvania. One that has been named the poorest in the nation. Between the ages of 3-14 she was molested by family and 2 others. At the age of 14, she left home to live with her grandparents, caring for her sick grandmother. A few short months into that, her grandpa got cancer and passed away. Heather went through a string of violent relationships, and got pregnant at 18.

Heather went on trial for attempted murder and between prison and Colombia I spent most of that time, avoiding abuse living in a women shelter with my baby. On her 25th birthday she went on a trip to Colombia and wound up in prison for 3 years. National Geographic did an episode of her on Locked Up Abroad (Season 10: Episode 8 - Colombian Double Cross).

When she comes home, she finds out she has stage 4 endometriosis and she'd never to have kids again. But like Heather says, all these things made her stronger. She gets her act together and buys her own house as a single Mom. She's now married with 3 kids of her own in a blended family with 8 total amazing children.

Five years ago she found a profession that didn’t ask her for her background, has never judged her for who she was, nor did they ask her for any proof if she is enough. She's found the courage to help others fight for their dreams as she continues to do so for herself.

We're so happy to have Heather Love on this week to give women hope that when there's a will, there's a way. If your past or maybe your present isn't ideal, if you can find the courage to fight, anything can happen!

Shay has a passion for inspiring others to find confidence and self-love. This is an issue so many of us women struggle with and she strives to help change that. She's been a fitness and wellness coach for a little over 8 years, ISSA certified personal trainer and nutritionist. Shay loves healing people through education of food, exercise and supplements. 

While like most, she went to college for one thing, Business Management, but ended up pursuing other ventures. She continues educating herself in her industry through courses on sleep, the effects of technology on mental health, Ayurvedic medicine, high level nutrition and supplementation, and herbal medicine. 

Along with further educating herself to help her clients, she also owns a small exercise equipment line and is the first and only female trainer at Redcon1 Gym. She continues to compete in the Wellness Division of the National Physique Committee. When she's not working, you can usually find her baking in the kitchen. 

We're so excited to have this fellow Boss Babe on our show and share with you some great tips for healthy living, healthy weight loss, and the importance of mental health. So grab a drink, find a quiet place and enjoy the show!

On this week's episode of A3Life, Sarah Tobias shares some of layers to her life story including: her learning disability, anxiety, her alcoholic father, and chronic autoimmune disease. Her life is very different now than it was fifteen years ago, ten years ago, or even five years ago. Now, she strives to live a healthy, happy lifestyle both physically and emotionally.

She grew up in a Christian household in a tiny town in Indiana. The tiny town of Clay City blessed her with the opportunity to go to high school with the same people she went to preschool with, including our very own Alli. After graduating high school in 2010, she received a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education (non-licensure) and a minor in Art Education. During my career, developing a toddler’s social/emotional skills and communication skills is one of her biggest passions.

Sarah believes her own childhood is the reason working with children is her passion and her chronic medical conditions have led her to strive to live a healthy, happy lifestyle.She strives to share with others how to reduce their body burden and strive to live more toxin-free. We're so excited to share her story during our May mini series on emotional health.

This week's episode we dive into the topic that isn't getting talked about enough, emotional abuse. Here at A3Life, we strive to talk about the real, the raw, the uncomfortable. We received a message from someone struggling with emotional abuse which prompted this talk where we realize how little this is talked about. We're looking to shed light and hope in May with interviews from 4 brave women who are sharing their stories on emotional abuse, and their triumphs over it. Here's the prequel to our May schedule in hopes that you'll share it with your girlfriends and help us bring this conversation to light. It's time we talked more about it so that we can be empowered to say "NO, I don't deserve to be treated that way, and I no longer will!" So grab a drink, a blanket and maybe a box of tissues and enjoy the show!    

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On this week's episode of A³Life, we interview Sherman Merrick, a local Floridian entrepreneur. Sherman owns a local CrossFit gym that Alyssa attends, as well as coaches businesses how to scale their businesses online. He's recently started sharing his true passion, Finance, online where he encourages people to open up about finances and take charge of eliminating consumer debt to create generational wealth. This is a longer, but value packed episode for those interested in creating side hustles, and learning the importance of getting in control of your finances, especially during times of uncertainty.

On this weeks episode of A³Life, we have The Fearless Networker, Todd Falcone, in the hot seat. With over 30 years in the industry, he has the experience to give insight and tips you can do to make it through these tough times. If you're new to the industry, or maybe you've been in the game for a few years, come join us with your favorite beverage, we'll understand if you're sippin' on a cocktail, get cozy, and learn how to and not to react during this time. Enjoy the show!

On this weeks episode of A3 Life we talk about how to leverage local events to grow your Network Marketing business. With about 20 years combined experience in the industry between us, this is by far the best way to build a solid organization, especially when just starting out. So grab a drink, put in your headphones and let's have some laughs and learn some things.