Stacey and Angie are joined in the studio this week by former Notre Dame Women’s Basketball player Melissa Lechlitner and her fiancé Sam Lewis. The ladies chat about setting goals and then crushing them…and maybe writing them down in a notebook starting in middle school. Melissa also talks about playing for Muffet McGraw and the three traits of great leaders. Melissa and Sam talk about not living a life defined by the expectations of others or society, and having the courage and confidence to be yourself.

Stacey and Angie sit down in the studio with Patricia Muellen, owner of P. Muellen and Associates, to chat about taking chances and seizing opportunities when they come your way. Patricia talks about setting boundaries and expectations when you own your own business and are expected to be “on” 24/7. The ladies also talk about leading with authenticity and the emotional toll that can come with being a public person. The conversation gets deep…and the end result is providing permission to be your own self.

When you identify your priorities and work comes in a distant fourth place, it’s easy to be a leader who values people over profits. This week, Stacey and Angie sit down with Scott McFarland, the forward-thinking CEO of Forbes Ranked #1 Credit Union in Michigan, to chat about his views on leadership and his “rules” to live by. Scott also talks about the role his faith plays in his life as a leader both in business and in community.

Travel is a mindset, and Jessica Springer is an expert in travel and creating itineraries. A successful blogger and IG personality, Jessica is the creator of Well Planned Adventures and in this episode she provides a wealth of information on how to make meaningful connections by building an engaged community. Listen in as Jess talks about her strategy for working with affiliates, collaborating with brands, and creating a brand media kit. If you’re interested in travel and inspired by stories of side hustles, this is the episode for you. Follow Jessica on all platforms @wellplannedadventures

Call it a confidence rant – but Stacey’s solo in the studio this week to talk about how to combat self-doubt and channel it into something more productive. Stacey provides six strategies on flipping the script on negative inner chatter and quieting the “can’t” voice. With a focus on value and worth, and changing the lens in which you view yourself, Stacey shares personal stories and lessons that she’s learned to acquire genuine self-confidence in a judgmental world.

Stacey and Angie sit down in the studio with Aaron Perri, Executive Director of “The Fun Stuff” in South Bend, Indiana to talk about commitment to community and selling the benefits of downtown life. Aaron also delves into the topic of failure and how to choose a mindset that views failure as an opportunity. Aaron and the HIH ladies chat about the growth of downtown South Bend and the concept of regionalism and punching above your weight. And with a boss like Mayor Pete Buttigieg, it’s hard not to be excited about South Bend!

Stacey and Angie welcome a local superstar into the studio this week, Mr. Pat Moody of “Moody on the Market” and longtime WSJM Morning Drive Time Air Personality. Moody talks about his 46 years of broadcast experience and his commitment to community and the growth of Michigan’s Great Southwest. As a Servant Leader, Moody encourages listeners to be persistent in their pursuit of their passions.

Stacey and Angie are back in the studio after a couple weeks off…and talking about relationships! The gals chat about expectations for successful relationships, including communication consistency, and even dabble into the Five Love Languages. 

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Stacey kicks off Season 2 with a chat about reinvention in all stages of life. From personal to professional, Stacey, Angie, and Jena discuss the topic of “finding yourself” after major life events and how to discover who you are and who you want to be.

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