Accidentally by Design

Growing up, Lorelei's childhood was all about survival. She grew up neglected, surrounded by addiction and food insecurity. Yet, she was able to overcome her circumstances to become a successful corporate executive at the Fortune 50 company Cargill. Through the difficulties, she learned to identify and embrace the values at her core- those forged through life difficulties, including nearly losing both of her children. In this episode she shares practical advice that can guide each of us in our own journey.

Jodi comes from a family where her mother owned her own business and for 50 years she watched her mother always putting the client first. Always taking care of people and having a servant's heart was core in her family's values and in business. When her nephew was diagnosed with cancer Jodi quit her job and relocated to take care of him. And years later, the favor was returned in her own fight. In this moving episode we learn the importance of taking care of each other and the strength found through love and service.

Join Kristin Francis in conversations about authenticity with guests who accidentally stumbled into success. Together we'll laugh about the successes, in spite of mistakes, and the hall of shame collections along the way.

Kristin Brindley paid her way through college selling knives and in the process sharpened her sales and marketing skills. Her entrepreneurial journey is rooted in a drive and determination to simply 'figure things out' through the challenges and unknowns. Her grit paid off. Now she runs several marketing and advertising companies with an aim at adding value for her clients, building networks, and helping to solve problems. In the process of pursuing your own dreams, don't lose sight of your values, Kristin advises so that you can not only find success, but also feel good about yourself when you look in the mirror.