I’m really having a blast cranking out these extra episodes right now and I have to say that I’m getting just a little selfish about it all - I’m meeting the most amazing people and hearing some fantastic stories about life, love, passion, and purpose.  With all of this Covid-19 noise going around out there, it’s SO NICE to hear happy stories from people who have worked really hard to make amazing things happen!

 

And with that - I would like to introduce Portia Scott!  I met up with this fellow podcaster at Podcast Movement Evolutions in LA.  Portia’s session was the first I attended and it really set the bar high for the other presentations.  We talk about what it means to Wake Up and Show Up and trust yourself in your most authentic life. And talking with Portia holds a special place in my heart, as she is a US Army Veteran, having served five years including two tours overseas in Kuwait and Iraq.

 

Portia is the host of the Wake Up and Show Up podcast and CEO of Portia scott Media out of her passion to inspire and empower people to take their lives off autopilot,  realize the power of their uniqueness and execute in every area of their lives.

 

Portia is a veteran of the United States Army, where she served two tours in Iraq.  She is a multifaceted business professional, entrepreneur and speaker who intentionally tries to seamlessly align family and career.  Portia has had a successful career in the field of Project Management but left the comfort of her 9-5 to pursue her passion of storytelling in her own way to help individuals and organizations live and operate intentionally.  She also creates goal execution strategies for individuals and organizations.  

 

Portia’s most valuable asset is her family.  She is a wife and mother to three beautiful children.  You can usually find her in the carpool lane, spending Monday’s around Atlanta with the love of her life or hanging out in the living room with a good book and her family.

 

NOW:  are you catching a theme to these episodes thus far?  I hope so, because I AM trying to make a point.

Working from home is HARD and it can be a lonely situation.  Right now, more than ever, we need to feel the community around us and we need to feel as though our work matters.  Working from home is kind of like figuring out college after four years in high school - no one is going to tell you to go to class, wake up on time, or brush your teeth before bed.  You gots to figure that out all by yourself.

Until now.  CLICK HERE to grab my new FREE resource, “Five Secrets For Working From Home.”  

And then - go to krismcpeak.com/coping to get your paws on even MORE resources to help you cope during this tricky time!!