You don't want to miss this episode! Matt Shanlian from PRMI shares with us his entrepreneurial journey within the family business, the 3 core rules for their team that never change (from The Pumpkin Plan), some amazing guidance on building relationships that lead to business growth, and his favorite 2 sayings that drive so much of what he does. This episode is packed with inspiration and wisdom.

We LOVE this episode! We're talking with Jen Fonseca about the 5 specific attributes that you must consider when discovering your purpose, finding your calling, or considering a career change. We also dive into the 3 things that will help you cultivating hope. Jen shares her personal story of discovering her purpose that has led to helping so many others discover theirs. 

As promised, here's the link to What Color is Your Parachute?, The Zookeeper's Secret, and the Clifton Strengths Finder assessment. 

To reach out to Jen personally - email her here. 

For more on this work - take our self paced anytime, anywhere ecourse - The Breakthrough Map. 

Tune in as Kim and I talk about her life as an entrepreneur with her husband. Being a visionary, creator and then executing on projects is something Kim has a lot of experience doing - and she's at it again! She's talking about the new framework that she's written to help women everywhere get clarity on their mental, physical, emotional and Spiritual health. So much wisdom shared in this episode!  

Learn more about the Four Square Mentoring Framework and the Four Square Mentoring Workbook! 

Learn more about StoryWork. 

Listen in as we chat with leadership expert and author Kadi Cole - there is SO much wisdom packed into this podcast. Kadi's unexpected story of becoming an entrepreneur, and so many top tips on how to maintain a clear life plan made this so valuable and fun to record and I'm thrilled to share it with you. With 25 years+ working with leaders, 3 books and counting, organizational + leadership consulting/training, and life plan development, Kadi is a wealth of knowledge.

For more on Kadi - visit her here and as mentioned in this episode, get the resources here.

We're thrilled to have founder of CHOMPS Pete Maldonado on the latest episode of the podcast! We're personal fans of the brand and absolutely loved hearing the story of how they've gotten to where they are today. Learning from failures, finding the right market at the right time, and the overnight wild growth as part of their journey make this episode a must listen.  

For more on CHOMPS - get them out at www.chomps.com.  

For more on Storywork - visit www.storywork.co.

In this episode, we're highlighting a StoryWork blog post with Jean Roberts, Founder of J Roberts Consulting - as she unpacks what it means to develop a thank you strategy around your clients and your teams. She breaks it down by month (super tangible) and we talk about ways to apply it. 

Grab a journal and use this as a working session to develop your own thank you strategy - and share it with us, we'd love to see it!

For more podcasts, blogs and all things for founders - head to www.storywork.co.

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Thrilled to welcome my friend Jes Royston to the podcast! Anyone that knows Jes, knows that she's a true treasure. She's genuine, so kind and represents faithfulness in every sense of the word. She has worked consistently to write her newest book over the past year, and I'm excited to announce it's now OUT! We talk about what it looks like to build a business from a place of turning a struggle into purposeful career, scaling her business model over the years, how and why she wrote a book, and the first thing you can do to start truly getting well. 

Listen in and please - go pre-order Jes's book now!

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"This unfamiliar blend of slow, distant, quiet and disconnected, has at times revealed powerful thought-provoking clarity."

In this episode, we're going back to Kim Gomez's blog post to recall some of the good parts of 2020 - some of the things we want to remember to take with us. We're sharing some really thought provoking questions that you can use to reflect, as well as tangible tips on how to minimize technology to continue to get clarity on next steps in your life, business or non-profit. 

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Listen in as we share a key mindset shift in the way leaders can think about building teams. Our guest blog post with Alex Judd inspired this episode - and the takeaways here are empower leaders to let us be human! It's so inspiring, refreshing and important - don't miss it.

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It's true - all of us have them (blind spots). And they can impact carrying out everything from our vision to our initiatives - in this episode, I'm recapping a StoryWork blog post with Julie Wilson, President of Women Doing Well, on how to combat blind spots.

She gives us an amazing, tangible framework to give feedback and receive feedback in a healthy way. Listen in as we share these tools with you.

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