Be Your Own Answer

Kimber Hill is a powerhouse CEO of a remote workforce of over 30,000 virtual workers, including thousands of military spouses. Her company, Virtforce, fills in the gap of purposeful employment to the thousands of spouses and families who serve right alongside their spouses deployed for the US military across the world. She reveals the linchpin in her faith journey that brought her (at first tentatively) into the work that has changed so many lives for the better.

Links: jobs.virtforce.us

linkedin.com/in/kareergal calendly.com/virtforce

https://virtforce.us/vf-podcast/

Elsie Escobar is co-founder of She Podcasts, a self-described professional listener and a mentor to the best voices in podcasting. Her podcast, The Feed, has keep thousands of audio hosts in the business. She talks about longevity in the field of audio leadership, and demystifies the goals of high-level sponsors looking for voices like yours.

Kristina Wong, multiple award-winning performance artist, talks about her pivot to providing masks to essential workers in the pandemic. We find out her uncommon approach to racism in sewing (who knew?), how to become a sweatshop overlord, and how she's moving forward in performance during a crisis.

Featured in this episode: Kristina Wong: http://kristinawong.com/about/

Her collaborative theater group: https://www.centertheatregroup.org/programs/artists/special-opportunities/ctg-creative-collective/

The Auntie Sewing Squad: http://auntiesewingsquad.com/ Kristina

on Good Morning America: https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/news/video/comedian-turns-laughs-masks-72032623

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Shelah Marie, dope meditation enthusiast and classically trained actress, shares insights on authentic influence through her online platform. She reveals how she organically grew her following to over 400K RAVING fans, and how her beautiful relationships just enhance the career she's built.

Her new initiative, Black Lives Meditate, is an unapologetic call to the inner revolutionary practice that she's found life-empowering.

Follow her at instagram.com/theshelahmarie http://Patreon.com/shelahmarie Her site: http://shelahmarie.com

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Nerissa Street never wanted to be on stage. As an "affectionate introvert", she was much more comfortable behind the scenes, helping her community flourish. But when she saw some crucial issues were being handled with the same failing tactics, she spoke up and got things changed. Find out the reason behind 10,000 Women, 10,000 Stages in this episode, and how it will help you make the changes important to you.