Lyndsey Clutter DePalma, owner of the fabulous House of Steep, discusses her Zen tea shop and foot sanctuary, as well as her important service representing all of us small business owners as a member of the Arlington Economic Development Commission.

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Joan Mountain wears many hats as a swim coach, physical therapy faculty member for Rehab Essentials and Marymount University, and now as an entrepreneur. Hear how she successfully juggles it all and finds balance and fulfillment serving her pediatric niche.

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Lisa Ostroff, owner of Trade Roots Gifts & Coffee Shop, talks about fair trade and why it's important for all of us to support this growing international movement.

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Virginia Perry is an event planner who uses her training as a professional dancer and interest in feng shui to give her clients the best possible experience. Listen as Virginia explains how she grew her business from one or two events per year to over 20.

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Sue Bell is the Founder and Executive Director of Homeward Trails Animal Rescue, a non-profit that finds forever homes for shelter pets. Sue talks about the importance of no-kill shelters, what it's like to be a non-profit, and why you shouldn't always work with your friends.

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Allison Cardy is a successful career coach, helping clients move toward their passions. Allison explains how she does what she does, and discusses her book Career Grease: How to Get Unstuck and Pivot Your Career.

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Deborah Schule, of Schule Media and Marketing, discusses her extensive marketing background and her current business as a media planner and buyer, including the power of freelancing and dealing with creative personalities.

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Christine Searle, a financial panning and tax professional, shares her entrepreneurship story and gives some important tax advice.

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Ellice Halpern, founder of Little Falls Mediation, talks the importance of listening and why mediators can be crucial to problem solving. And that's mediATION and *not* mediTATION - but don't worry, you're not the first person to think that!

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Part two of our two-part interview with this former NPR correspondent, long form journalist and show host on Rebecca and her husband's new business, her move from the DC area to the Berkshires, and her successful new podcast.

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