Linda welcomes Mike Farwell, voice of the Kitchener Rangers and radio host on 570 News. He shares his emotional and personal story about his family’s experiences with Cystic Fibrosis. This has led Mike to the highly successful Farwell4Hire annual fundraiser.

Linda chats with local radio celebrity, Angie Hill of 99.5FM KFUN. A wildly experienced radio host, Angie has been a staple voice on the Kitchener-Waterloo airwaves for many years.

Do you take enough time for you? It’s important! Linda Ockwell-Jenner is back for our latest episode of Motivational Moments to share her thoughts on the topic.

Join Linda Ockwell-Jenner as she shares her thoughts on the importance of escaping work you don’t enjoy. Finding your passion is one of the most rewarding things in life. Transform yourself, as Linda did!

We all have dreams and sometimes we turn them into Castles in the Sky, which in essence means they never become a reality. Linda’s always had a knack for turning challenges into opportunities. This had led her to operate two successful businesses.

In this latest episode of Motivational Moments, Linda Ockwell-Jenner talk with the President of Air Canada Rouge, Duncan Bureau. With his extensive experience in the airline industry, Duncan brings some fascinating insights into the world of air travel.

Linda Ockwell-Jenner returns to read the second chapter from her first book: A Life Like Mine. This deeply personal story touches on a multitude of different challenges, and strategies for living with them.

Linda Ockwell-Jenner, Author of A Life Like Mine, reads from her highly personal and inspirational first book. In this episode we listen as Linda reads from the first chapter.

Today I thought I’d share the opening few words from my first book, A Life Like Mine. It’s been some time since I wrote this book, but people are still finding so much inspiration knowing that their challenges aren’t unique nor insurmountable.

Sales has changed. Or has it? Hasn’t sales always really been about the relationship, and establishing trust? It’s easy to overlook the basics of sales, but we shouldn’t forget what really matters.