Meg Price is considered a “go-all-in, thoughtful, and fearless person” when she sets her sights on a goal. That’s how it was when she graduated with a degree and desire to work with juvenile delinquents and then learned she’d have to leave her home town to find a job. So she drove 3,000 miles west to a county in Nevada of fourteen thousand square miles and only 800 people to go after her goal. She’s known and respected as a career counselor, organizational development specialist, consultant, and artist. In this interview Meg shares how she dealt with her husband’s near fatal skiing accident, handles life’s constant changes, and prepares for and goes after her own personal and professional goals.

“I don't see obstacles, I see challenges. And when I see challenges I look for opportunities. And it all shifts pretty quickly in my head, from obstacles to challenges, to opportunities.”

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Cherie Jamason has been recognized for her leadership in addressing hunger and its causes at a local, regional and national level. In this episode, she’ll share how she moved from Canada to Nevada, where she and her husband left the security of his good paying job with an internationally known company, to enter a field that was totally different. Cherie shares how she ended up a single mom raising kids on her own and running a young nonprofit, and grew the organization to the success it is today. She also touches on how she chose to reinvent herself so she could tackle the root causes of hunger. Cherie’s candor and thoughtfulness provide inspiration for women and men, as she leaves us with one of the words of wisdom she values and reflects on regularly: "Before you speak, is what you're going to say an improvement over silence?"

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This week’s episode is all about the who, what, where, why and when of the No Labels, No Limits podcast hosted by Sarah Boxx.  Instead of Sarah interviewing a guest, the tables are turned as she and Summer Zifko interview each other about why lifting labels and limiting beliefs matters for high achieving women (and men), the genesis for the podcast, and the types of guests you’ll hear from in the coming weeks and months, and how to share your ideas and stay connected.

During the course of our podcast, we will ask a number of women what they want to know from others who have succeeded, overcome obstacles, transitioned through hardships and ultimately achieved success. Follow our inspirational stories and learn how to apply perspectives from high-achieving women and men to your personal life. Listen along as we layout the introduction for you. Enjoy!

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