Born To Inspire

In episode 11, we hear from sports broadcaster Bryce Weiler. With sheer determination, Bryce has accomplished his dream of becoming a sports commentator despite being born blind. He talks about his journey to achieving his dreams and his nonprofit, Beautiful Lives Project, an organization that helps make sporting events accessible and gives those with disabilities the opportunity to realize their dreams of participating in sports. 

In episode 10 of Born To Inspire, we hear from Amy Fewell the founder and CEO of Homesteaders of America. Through her organization, she helps people from across the nation learn to homestead. In the episode, she discusses the various levels of homesteading and the increase of people interested in homesteading since COVId-19 hit the U.S. To learn more go to https://homesteadersofamerica.com/

In episode 9 we hear from Jason Hunt, a youtube creator, who talks about his journey to youtube success and what to expect when monetizing your channel. 

In episode 8 Tanner Max--a successful young entrepreneur--revisits the show, this time in the face of COVID-19. The pandemic has put stress on small businesses across the country and Tanner shares strategies like advertising and adapting to the new world of business.

In episode 7 of Born To Inspire, I speak with Dusty Ray, a successful business owner in Colorado Springs. Dusty is a positive light in the world of business. He talks about the innovative ways small businesses can continue to thrive despite the recent pandemic and how the world of media and entertainment is now more "down to earth." Dusty's shop is called Energy Art and Goods and they sell handcrafted local art, clothing, and jewelry.  To check out this awesome shop in Old Colorado City go to energyartandgoods.com

In Episode 6 of Born To Inspire Podcast, we get to know Amber Richman and Suzanne Mariska. These two ladies are making a difference in the world of Yoga with their donation-based studio. They discuss how transformational a Yoga practice is and how they're making sure anyone can join their community no matter the financial background, body size, or religious belief. 

In episode 5 of Born To Inspire, we hear from Tanner Max, a young entrepreneur who owns several successful businesses, but what's even more impressive is his desire to give back. Tanner helps others wanting to succeed in business through his Tanner Max Facebook page where he officer advice and inspiration. In the interview Tanner touches on important topics like saving money, aligning with your purpose, and having a positive mindset. 

In episode 4 of Born To Inspire, I speak with the founder and CEO of Ansley Marie Spa and Salon in Colorado Springs. This young entrepreneur not only helps people through her work but uses her business as a philanthropic platform to give back to those in her community and others in need throughout the United States. With inspiration from her late sister, Ansley Marie changes her community through kindness.  

In episode 3 of Born To Inspire, I speak with Susan DiNapoli, the proud daughter of Sue DiNapoli, about her one of kind nonprofit, the Sue DiNapoli Ovarian Cancer Society. Susan talks about how her late mother's long battle with ovarian cancer prompted her to start the nonprofit which helps Colorado women facing a gynecological cancer diagnosis with emotional and financial support. 

In Born To Inspire's first full-length episode, I speak with Bazzel Baz. He's been a Marine Corp Captian, a Special Operations Officer for the CIA, and an actor on NBC's The Blacklist. Now, Bazzel plays an important role in saving kids from trafficking through his nonprofit, The Association for the Recovery of Children. In the interview, Bazzel discusses how he became inspired to begin this journey, what the process of recovering children looks like, and how he and his team are moving forward in making an even bigger impact in recovering kids from the evil world of human trafficking.

To find out how you can help go to recoveryofchildren.org