People At Your Service

“The more conversations I had, the more I just felt like I had one more step and one more piece of the puzzle, but that only comes with taking action”. Kendra Ramirez visits Grandma’s Comfy Couch to talk about her mental and professional journey. Kendra highlights steps she took to get where she is today, and her family has played a large role in her life as well.

“I first of all think faith and work are in no way incompatible”. Greg Stoughton visits Grandma’s Comfy Couch to have a conversation about faith, work, past adventures, and dealing with adversity at a young age. Greg explains some key moments that helped build his self-confidence.

“Since I really let God lead and since I’ve asked him first, and gassed up my tank with sacraments, it has been the most exciting ride ever...”. Leslie Kuhlman from Saint Margaret of York Church talks about her family, her career choices, her beliefs and faith, and what she has discovered as her calling in this week’s episode of Grandma’s Comfy Couch hosted by Steve King.

“Embrace being a little different and being a little standout-ish”. Steve goes solo for this episode on Grandmas Comfy Couch to talk about his gratitude for the mothers in his life. Steve reflects on the past and future to rightfully thank the mothers in his life.

Kent Wellington visits Grandma’s Comfy Couch to discuss with Steve King about trusting in one’s faith, even when negative things seem inevitable. Kent speaks about two foundations that are based on “faith” and “giving”.

“Marginal, incremental improvements every day, get better every day and you’ll make a big difference.” Tom talks about his experience as a leader in a variety of occupations and the importance of initiative, groundedness, and team building for ultimate success.

“I want to represent Christ in a way that if people were to talk to me or be around me they’d think to themselves, ‘Wow there is something different about her!’” The founder of Salt and Light Salon and Spa, Alicia Koch, talks about her life decisions, faith, her interests, and how she became the entrepreneur that she is today in this week’s episode of Grandma’s Comfy Couch hosted by Steve King.

“The day I die Ima hope to have one more thing I didn’t get done.” Listen to Elaine (Lani) Johnson. Hear her speak about her children, her father, the river cabin and her career. All things that have shaped her to be the women she is today, on this episode of Grandmas comfy couch.

“Not downplaying the importance of education in our life but unfortunately, we don’t learn how to learn about ourselves...” This week Steve sits down with serial entrepreneur John McCarthy.

“Our time is precious and use it all at the service of others.”Sean Reynolds talks about the many blessings in his life and career as a spiritual director and mentor for young couples and advice he has learned as a person of service.