Thanks for coming back! Here are some of the topics Cora-Lynn and I talk about as we finish up our interview:

-How sparking connection creates longevity in our business

-I ask Cora lynn what she would tell her younger business owner self that would have saved her a lot of heartache and a lot of time had she known this sooner

-we chat about how assuming people in society were just overnight successes can hold so many people back from following their dreams

-and our most interesting topic that I enjoyed chatting about is society’s obsession with hitting a higher following number on our social media accounts and how it’s distorting our view of humanity

In part one of this episode, Cora-Lynn and I dive into topics like the journey to being present and grateful while running a business and how when we focus on the impact and the change we create in people’s lives then the money takes care of itself.  We chat about how no one wants to be looked at like a sleazy sales person and at the same time how not offering our gifts and services to the world loudly and consistently could be holding others back along with yourself.  And y’all we talk about a lot more and this was just part one.  I hope you enjoy this interview I did with Cora-Lynn.  I hope it inspires you and shifts your perspective around your business like it did mine.  If there is something in this episode you feel may help someone else please pass this episode along to them. 

Thank you for tuning in today.

I heard this quote while doing a workout yesterday and I wanted to relay it to y'all and get your thoughts.

Who has the power over your happiness, your peace, and most of all... your actions?

And how to tweak them to be more productive and proactive.

So I won't lie to you.  I'm not an expert in dealing with stress and overwhelm.  I'm not really sure who is.  This is just how I deal with mine on a day to day and a weekly basis. 

So yesterday was the end of my mini series.  I just felt like I really wanted to share some hard moments in my life so I could paint a better picture of how I got to where I am today.

Also, I want to keep sharing my stories.  Instead of sharing them all at once, I will tell a new story every Saturday.  They will be from my travels, from times in Yellowstone, from childhood, etc. I'm excited about this idea. It will be easier for me to do than to just share every day back to back.

When I was 27, I was raped at a casino. This is a little bit about that story.

Today, I talk about why I feel I haven't been sharing my story and it's because of the pain report card or what my coach likes to call the pain olympics.  Ever heard of it?

Continuation of my mini series