In this episode of Anything is Possible I had the pleasure of interviewing my twin sister, Sarah Herzing. We discuss our life from her perspective and the struggles of having a baby as a teen. She walks us through where she started and where she is now. 

In this interview Makenzie Schultz takes us through her life of entrepreneurship, motherhood, and being a surrogate. She and her husband battled to create a life they wanted for them and their kids. 

In Episode 70 I discuss bullying and not only how it affects kids but parents as well. Leaving kids stressed, anxious, and lonely but it also leaves parents feeling helpless. 

In this episode I discuss one of the most important things you can do in life and that is being consistent. I go through chapter 6 of my book "Anything is Possible" which covers consistency. 

In this episode I discuss living your life on purpose. Control your life and use everything that has happened to you as motivation. 

In this episode I discuss the rough waters ahead. The shortage of supplies, stock market correction, and possible housing decline could lead to some rough time ahead. Be prepared and plan ahead so you don't have to panic if everything does get bad. Better to be prepared and nothing happen than something happen and not be prepared. 

Kids have problems everyday especially teenagers. In this episode I discuss an issue Savannah is having at school. I also address how the other kids and their parents appear to handling it as well. Sometimes if you read it and you think it applies to you than it might. 

In this episode I interview Amanda where she tells us how she has had to adapt and overcome many obstacles throughout her life. Maintaining a positive outlook and free thinking has allowed her to not get stopped by the many obstacles she has faced. 

We set goals and make a little progress everyday. The hard days will come but all we need to tell ourselves is one foot in front of the other. A little progress is still progress. 

In this episode I interview my husband Brent and I get to hear his thoughts on Afghanistan. Coming up on 20 years since 9/11, I think it's important to understand what our veterans experienced and what they are thinking now.