1. The ins, outs, and benefits of slow travel with organizations like Worldwide Organization of Organic Farmers, and. Work Away

1. How the child like movement of gymnastics has been a thread throughout her life and keeps her young

1. How she values setting and pursuing goals while staying unattached to the outcome

1. The benefits of yoga beyond the physical poses

1. The power of a vision board, intuition, and the law of attraction

1. How she uses the fear of a life unlived to overcome everyday fears

1. How Covid forced Cathy to realize she had a lot of life in front of her and how the time and space brought everything into focus.

1. Why The Bloomery is bigger than her, and how she was called to do it.

1. The plight of the wild horses and how history is being made right now.

1. A helpful hint to grow tall flowers in our windy climate.

1. Why to get off the fence if you’re thinking of starting your own dream business.

Lindsey believes in persistence without pushing and letting one day unfold at a time. It’s been working for her, not to mention the community she contributes to. As the co-owner of Grant Street Grocery and Market; a 100-year-old grocery store in Casper Wyoming’s historic downtown neighborhood, the Executive Director of The Lyric; tasked with raising millions of dollars for a performing arts hall for mid-size shows, and an Airbnb owner and operator, she is a true entrepreneur. Listen in as she reveals how she’s done it all through community involvement, partnerships, and the willingness to take calculated risks. Lindsey Grant is an entrepreneur committed to enhancing the community experience in Casper Wyoming. In this episode we discuss;

• How her personal persistence has gotten her to where she is today.

• Why owning property is less of a ball and chain, and more of an chance to lay down roots that matter.

• The wonderfully surprising benefit of running a neighborhood grocery store and market.

• How her belief in ‘building a bridge when you get to it’ has helped her do hard things, and other inspiring advice for want to be entrepreneurs.

You can find Lindsey at: www.grantstgrocery.com Casperlyric.com On Instagram grantstreetgrocery The-Lyric On Facebook Grant Street Grocery and Market The Lyric

Wise beyond her years, Sam knew school wasn’t for her, so when she turned sixteen, she took life by the reins and set out on a creative and entrepreneurial journey that started with nail school, then a salon and led to a home market. Come along as Sam, of Lee Brennon Charles, demonstrates how challenging yourself, and doing the uncomfortable things is the only way to learn, grow, and evolve.

You can find her home market in the Wolcott Galleria at 136 S. Wolcott, Suite 102 Casper, WY

And be sure to follow her on Facebook and Instagram

Want to hear more stories, in-depth conversations about business, life and all the love and lessons in between from ambitious women like Sam? Subscribe, rate, and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Spotify.

Music: Upbeat Indie Folk by Marcus Way-https://prosearch.tribeofnoise.com/artists/show/71800

Show Notes:

Sam Harkins is the founder of Lee Brennon Charles Home Market in the heart of downtown Casper Wyoming.

In this episode we discuss;

1. The evolution of Lee Brennon Charles from garage to a store front in downtown Casper

1. How she chose the name Lee Brennon Charles and it’s significance

1. How dropping out of school contributed to her journey in a positive way

1. The unseen challenges of retail and the mental/financial preparedness she’s learned along the way

1. How she juggles business and family with grace, acceptance, and self-love

1. Her sage advice for anyone thinking of opening a retail store

You can find Sam at:

www.lbchomemarket.com

On Instagram @leebrennoncharles

On Facebook Lee Brennon Charles

What happens when someone says, “You can’t do that in Wyoming!”? If you’re Lauren Griffith of Lauren Griffith Interiors, you prove them wrong. With her “can do” attitude, a gift for building genuine relationships, and a willingness to ask questions, Lauren’s signature style – bold textiles, mixed media art, pops of rich color and a west meets mid-century modern flair - can be found in homes, schools, and commercial spaces across Wyoming and beyond.

You can find her brand new retail design space at 260 W. 1st St, Casper, WY

See her stunning designs on Facebook and Instagram

Want to hear more stories, in-depth conversations about business, life and all the love and lessons in between from ambitious women like Lauren? Subscribe, rate, and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Spotify.

Music: Upbeat Indie Folk by Marcus Way-https://prosearch.tribeofnoise.com/artists/show/71800

Show Notes:

Lauren Griffith is the founder of Lauren Griffith Interiors and Alma Home, both on the fringes of downtown Casper Wyoming.

In this episode we discuss;

1. How Lauren always knew she would work for herself

1. How she built her confidence by doing (and how turning 40 helped!)

1. Why the sky is the limit when designing a bathroom

1. How she found her “small but mighty” team and what teamwork is teaching her

1. How and why, Lauren chose Alma as the name of her beautiful new retail design center

1. What’s next for Lauren.

1. Be the first to hear about an exciting renovation Lauren’s working on in the Yellowstone District!

You can find Lauren at:

www.laurengriffithinteriors.com

On Instagram @laurengriffithinteriors @almahomewyo

On Facebook Lauren Griffith Interiors Alma Home

Some of Lauren’s projects can be seen at;

Racca’s Pizzaria Napolatana https://www.raccaspizzeria.com/

Rib and Chop House https://ribandchophouse.com/casper-wyoming/

Wind City Sweets and Treats https://windcitysweetstreats.net/

The Branding Iron https://www.c85group.com/

The Drinkery https://www.occasionsbycory.com/the-drinkery

Trish loved her full-time career and yet with her first baby on the way, she knew she wanted a more flexible schedule so with a great idea, an eye for creating beautiful spaces, and a willingness to learn as she went, Spruce - Casper’s most beloved beauty bar- and soon to follow the Hair Bar, were born. Listen in as Trish shares how any challenge can be overcome when you lead with kindness.Trish Henriksen is the owner of Spruce and The Hair Bar, both in the heart of Casper Wyoming. In this episode we discuss;1. How shifting careers met her need for flexibility and fun, not to mention her technicians and clients2. Why leading with kindness and the 80/20 rule works3. Why knowing it all is not a prerequisite to starting a business, and a willingness to learn andgrow isYou can find Trish at:www.spruce2.comOn Instagram @spruce2_beautybar @thehairbar2020On Facebook Spruce Beauty Bar The Hair BarLocal Artists Trish mentions can be found at: @artistjessiebell on Instagram https://burgundy-blooms.myshopify.com/Music: Upbeat Indie Folk by Marcus Way-https://prosearch.tribeofnoise.com/artists/show/71800

When others say impossible Lisa hears personal challenge. Whether it’s raising millions of dollars for community projects, running a top-rated real estate agency, or building conflict resolution into her workplace culture, Lisa is unflinching. Join us for 30-minutes of pure inspiration and practical tips to make your vision a reality.Find her at lisaburridgehomes.comFollow on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedInWant to hear more stories, in-depth conversations about business, life and all the love and lessons in between from ambitious women like Lisa? Subscribe, rate, and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Spotify.Music: Upbeat Indie Folk by Marcus Way-https://prosearch.tribeofnoise.com/artists/show/71800