Alex Gilbert is an advocate and consultant for adults with learning disabilities, namely ADHD and dyslexia. For those who were diagnosed as children, schools are equipped (or should be let's be honest) to support children with their disabilities. However once out in the professional world those resources dry up. Alex wants to change that and to acknowledge how much of a super power those 'disabilities' can be.

Who doesn't have a camera roll on their phone bursting at the seems? Or a bin of photos stashed away in the attic or basement (or guest room, office, hall closet...)? Orit Lagnado is a photo organizer and imparts so much of her wisdom on how to tackle those photos once and for all and be able to enjoy them rather than just store them.

Tara Shea is a virtual assistant who was often asked how she created her virtual assisting business. It didn't take long for her to realize the potential to expand her business to training other women to start their own virtual assisting businesses. She talks about how she managed to stay on top of her client's work load as well as create this new arm of her business and brand. Go figure, organization was the key in keeping it all together!

Cam Petty Palmer chats about creating community within your industry and embracing the idea of sharing resources and knowledge rather than competition. She also talks about the inevitable the moments you want to walk away and give up on your business, the occupational hazard of wanting to spend so much time working on and in your business, and she shares her big revelation to step back and take care of herself before all else.

This week Brittany chats with Melissa Rohlfs of Free2Be Coaching about taking time to work on ourselves in order to work on our business. They talk about emotional eating, coping mechanisms, asking ourselves questions (and listening to the answers), and meal planning to fit any schedule.

This week Brittany chats with Steven Mollura of Prosperity Counseling about the clinical perspective of organization and self sabotage.

Brittany chats with Christine Anastasia about an honest look at motherhood, working full time with young kids, and taking care of yourself through it all. When the pandemic hit and the world went virtual Christine was thrilled to have the flexibility to work and be with her family. But when she was furloughed she had the time to reflect on the wild balancing act of mothering, working, and keeping it all together- sometimes to the detriment of herself. She built a coaching business, Christine Anastasia Coaching, to help other mothers prioritize their wellness so they can thrive in all the roles they play.

Heather McCreight is a owner and founder of Barre Where You Are. Her mission is to make fitness convenient and affordable to anyone interested through in person and virtual classes. As luck would have it, she had already laid the ground work for the virtual side of her business just before the world shut down. Her story, enthusiasm, and big picture thinking is infectious.

Alec Watson is a Director of Photography who has photographed and filmed some of the world's most successful brands. Throughout his career he has fine tuned what questions to ask to ensure his client's are reaching the true motivation of their potential clients. He has now turned his expertise into a codified course to teach entrepreneurs how to create their own successful visual brands that will impact their ideal clients.