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Ep. 25 | I'm Who I’m Meant To Be with Serial Entrepreneur Nancy Corcoran and Sister Jayne Nagy - Co-founder and Author behind We Love Joy Inc.
Ep. 25 | I am who I’m Meant to Be with Serial Entrepreneur Nancy Corcoran and Sister Jayne Nagy - Co-founder and Author behind We Love Joy Inc.
Summary:
“...About three years ago, our lives changed drastically…” When Nancy’s granddaughter Ayla suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury during her birth, the course of her family's lives changed forever. Today, Nancy joins us to share her story and the story of so many others whose families are impacted by children living with special needs.
Alongside Nancy, her sister Jayne joins us in the conversation, sharing her personal story of grief and their shared mission to “use their grief for good.” Their stories embody the definition of what goes around comes around, and I am honored to share their journeys with all of you.
I hope you enjoy this episode!
This week on Courageously Authentic:
- The evolution of Whispering Springs Wilderness Retreat
- How Camp Moonlight was born
- How to use your grief for good
- The difference between doing something you're good at versus doing something you love!
- The story behind We Love Joy Inc. Publishing
- How to process grief using creative outlets that naturally appeal to you
- How Jayne uses writing to transmute her grief into messages that serve those around her in a simple, yet impactful way
- Using your God given gifts in service with significance.But first, how do you know what your God given gifts are?
- Why it's important to be your greatest advocate
- The power of great networking
- What can happen when you put yourself out there and share your story with others?
- Self publishing: The pros, cons and what to expect?
- Planting the seeds and allowing others to carry your message
- How do you know when something is right for you?
Quotes:
- “Go forward in love … Everyone’s living a life that no one knows about, and if you can just make a difference in a small way, that could change their life…” - Nancy
- “Whatever you do, do with excellence. Big or small, people will notice”- Jayne
Connect:
- Website: We Love Joy Inc.
- Instagram: We Love Joy Inc.
- Website: Camp Moonlight
- Website: Whispering Springs
- Instagram: Whispering Springs
Connect with Alana:
- Website
Camp Moonlight! How can you get involved? To apply or make a donation, click here!
Interested in purchasing a book!? Click here! Remember, $2.00 from every book purchased goes directly to the Jennifer Ashley Children's Charity OR Noah's Book Club
Personal Shout Out:
Norm Clements, founder of the Jennifer Ashley Childrens Charity, has raised more than $80 million to date to support sick kids and their families in Ontario. Driven by the loss of two grandchildren diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder, Norm is on a mission to help and support others impacted by children with special needs. Nancy and Jayne express immense gratitude for his mentorship, as they continue to set fire to their own mission and in serving their greater community.
I love feedback – Don't forget to share and rate the podcast!
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By Alana CapeskyEp. 25 | I am who I’m Meant to Be with Serial Entrepreneur Nancy Corcoran and Sister Jayne Nagy - Co-founder and Author behind We Love Joy Inc.
Summary:
“...About three years ago, our lives changed drastically…” When Nancy’s granddaughter Ayla suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury during her birth, the course of her family's lives changed forever. Today, Nancy joins us to share her story and the story of so many others whose families are impacted by children living with special needs.
Alongside Nancy, her sister Jayne joins us in the conversation, sharing her personal story of grief and their shared mission to “use their grief for good.” Their stories embody the definition of what goes around comes around, and I am honored to share their journeys with all of you.
I hope you enjoy this episode!
This week on Courageously Authentic:
- The evolution of Whispering Springs Wilderness Retreat
- How Camp Moonlight was born
- How to use your grief for good
- The difference between doing something you're good at versus doing something you love!
- The story behind We Love Joy Inc. Publishing
- How to process grief using creative outlets that naturally appeal to you
- How Jayne uses writing to transmute her grief into messages that serve those around her in a simple, yet impactful way
- Using your God given gifts in service with significance.But first, how do you know what your God given gifts are?
- Why it's important to be your greatest advocate
- The power of great networking
- What can happen when you put yourself out there and share your story with others?
- Self publishing: The pros, cons and what to expect?
- Planting the seeds and allowing others to carry your message
- How do you know when something is right for you?
Quotes:
- “Go forward in love … Everyone’s living a life that no one knows about, and if you can just make a difference in a small way, that could change their life…” - Nancy
- “Whatever you do, do with excellence. Big or small, people will notice”- Jayne
Connect:
- Website: We Love Joy Inc.
- Instagram: We Love Joy Inc.
- Website: Camp Moonlight
- Website: Whispering Springs
- Instagram: Whispering Springs
Connect with Alana:
- Website
Camp Moonlight! How can you get involved? To apply or make a donation, click here!
Interested in purchasing a book!? Click here! Remember, $2.00 from every book purchased goes directly to the Jennifer Ashley Children's Charity OR Noah's Book Club
Personal Shout Out:
Norm Clements, founder of the Jennifer Ashley Childrens Charity, has raised more than $80 million to date to support sick kids and their families in Ontario. Driven by the loss of two grandchildren diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder, Norm is on a mission to help and support others impacted by children with special needs. Nancy and Jayne express immense gratitude for his mentorship, as they continue to set fire to their own mission and in serving their greater community.
I love feedback – Don't forget to share and rate the podcast!