Today’s episode is about letting it all out and showing the world your true colors. Business owners lives are a little bit of a mess behind closed doors. They’re dealing with stress, deadlines, employees and cash flow. Often times, business owners try to hide this side of themselves instead of opening up and showing the world who they really are. On the podcast today is Diana Kerr. Diana explains that once she laid it all on the table and opened up about her problems on her blog, she freed herself.

Today’s episode is about all photography, the wedding industry, wedding photography and self-development. To dive deep into these topics Cassandra enlists the help of her good friend April Yentas. After giving birth to her daughter, April began to lose a connection with herself and the creative person inside of her that was around since she was a kid. She decided to do some deep self-development work, reconnect with her inner photographer and create a wedding photography business.

Art has healing principles and Jackie Radford couldn’t verbally express the pain she was experiencing from an abusive past, she began to draw. Today, Jackie joins Cassandra on the podcast, to discuss how creating art can help heal the mind. Jackie is a North Carolina based mixed-media artist that focuses on painting, sculpting and making books, journals and paper. Her work is heavily involved with texture. In this episode you’ll Jackie’s story on how she used art as a way to heal from her trauma.

It’s important to be able to adapt and accept change in your life and in your business. In this episode Cassandra connects with friend, Andrea Claassen. The two share an interesting conversation about changing the course of your life and discovering new philosophies. Andrea is a former Type A mom and fitness trainer who was always working in overdrive. After discovering the ancient teaching of Ayruveda she was able to slow down and reconnect with her mind, body and spirit.

Lisa Witonis joins Cassandra today on the podcast. They’re talking about all things money, all things crushing your debt and all things birthing a business out of debt crushing. Liza is a full time teacher and a personal wealth coach who helps people create budgets for their family and pay off debt to live a more fulfilling and abundant life. Liza prides herself on being 100% debt free and works to help others achieve this goal.

Today’s episode is all about flow and how to move with the universe. Cassandra’s guests are Emily and Amy and they’re here to talk all about how working in a calm, easygoing state is the key to accomplishing goals. Emily and Amy are twin sisters who are recovering perfectionists that have focused their adult lives on coaching others on the topics of health and wellness. Emily and Amy are also the founders of “Glow Flow Chefs.” Glow Flow Chefs makes latte blends that are made up of super foods.

Today Cassandra sits down with Tory Dube. Tory is a transformational coach and hypnotherapist. Tory has helped hundreds of women figure out what really drives them and has guided them to new levels of wealth, and social impact. However, things weren’t always easy for Tory. Feeling lost as a child, she developed an eating disorder that started in her teens and lasted for over a decade. Overcoming her eating disorder, anxiety and quest for perfectionism is what inspired Tory to help struggling women.

On today’s episode of Labor Of Love Cassandra interviews Katie Maggio. Katie is Transformational Life, Confidence and Business Coach as well as the host of “The Level 10 Lifestyle Podcast.” She’s also an enthusiastic mother and wife. After years of working in Corporate America, Katie quit her job to pursue her own business and passions. Knowing there was much more to life then punching a clock she decided to help herself while helping others transform and level up their lives.

Today on the podcast Cassandra sits down with Chrystal Rose. The two met at an entrepreneur’s conference for women. Chrystal is the founder of Rebellia, an online fashion clothing line for athletic women or; “Chicks with Muscles”. In this inspiring episode, you’ll learn how Chrystal was businesses minded from a young age, ran away from home and dropped out of boarding school, then struggled with multiple failing businesses before succeeding with Rebellia.

In this very emotional episode of “Labor of Love” we hear from Monique Gillming founder of Chronic Hope. Monique has a rare illness called Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. Getting this diagnosis was a hurdle that put a strain on her mental health, family health and career that she loved so much. Within her pain, she created a space called Chronic Hope where others could share their stories in a safe space to get resources and support. Grab your tissues for this episode you’re going to need them.