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It was my pleasure to interview Sam Allen, Esq. Attorney at Law Mom, LLC out of Duxbury, Massachusetts.
The sincerity came through loud and clear about how she really wants to help people with integrity, and it exuded from her core.
I was astounded to discover the percentage of people that still don’t have a plan in place and it was equally refreshing to hear Sam talk about the importance of leaving a legacy behind.
Sam describes her ideal client is the parent who wants to decide or have a say of what happens to their children if they are not here. And I loved Sam’s explanation of why it’s so important to take it beyond docu-only to be certain that all the proper paperwork is in place, so no child is ever hung up in the system.
We also talked in-depth about how our lives can change so much and so quickly—which is why she is so adamant about including a complimentary review every few years to be sure her client’s original intention is still relevant.
What Sam wished she had mentioned was that she is expanding into elder law soon, but regardless, I honestly believe her podcast idea is greatly needed and will be well received especially her special needs trust planning.
LawMom.com
Rob and Lisa interview Nicole about her debut book "I Am on A Love Diet" on The South Shore Morning News show on 95.9 WATD-FM June 17th, 2020.
It was a very-much needed second interview with good friend Regina Podesta, Pure Haven Consultant. The pleasure was all mine to be able to continue the discussion on how she helps her clients create a home environment that supports the health and wellbeing of themselves and generations to come.
Regina explains how her progression from the fitness industry to becoming environmentally aware is very similar to what we all go through in the world today. We talked about how as a culture, our awareness has been heightened beyond the importance of regular exercise and how vital it is to achieve overall good health. Regina and I talk about how we have both realized that not all foods are created equal, to the fact that many labels on our foods and products are not telling the whole truth. Ultimately the conversation led us to the discussion of how it’s affecting us long and short term with things like skin issues, allergic reactions, cancer, infertility, and behavioral disabilities.
I was so blessed and considered myself honored to hear Regina express the importance of this new state of awareness about diving deeper into ingredients by actually talking with our wallets’ is how and when real change will actually begin to happen.
You can learn more about Regina Podesta’s mission at www.youandmetoxicfree.com, and join the community at https://www.facebook.com/groups/youandmetoxicfree.
Fran Lambert with Lambert and Lambert Coaching was such an inspirational guest! And Fran kicked off the show by sharing her very personal story of how painful it was to grow up always being the biggest kid. Fran talked about how kids “can’t process different” and how her childhood experience helped begin to shape her young adult life.
Meeting people where they’re at is a huge part of Fran’s mission and we talked about how important sustainable weight loss is, but also how finding the ideal weight is such a different journey for each person. I loved how Fran said that if she had to pick one word that is the most important during any transformational process that her word would be “believe” and it was so funny to hear that she has a “movement menu!” I loved that!
Fran was very open about sharing some details about the traumatic brain injury she received from a car accident over four years ago and how extremely grateful she was to be able to join her daughter in her Arbonne business so that she could transition back to work and embrace a new normal. Throughout the interview we were both on the same page of the importance of self-care and that exercising is just a part of her 30 days to healthy living program—which is in complete alignment with the Arbonne message.
I was so impressed with Fran and we both agreed that it’s the small changes that we each make along our journey and being open-minded enough to identify and make those small changes one at a time is key. When Fran said that she asks all of her clients if they could wave a magic wand…. I loved her answer!!!
To contact Fran directly and start your 30-day kickoff go to www.LambertandLambertCoaching.com today.
When the idea came to me to start this journey, I had no idea where it would take me. All I knew was that I needed to change what I was doing. Period. I was not healthy. And I wasn’t loving myself nearly as much as I could have.
So, why did I continue to write and stay on this journaling path, even when many times I wasn’t placing myself in a good light? Because I was sick. And in order to save my own soul I knew I had to strip away what I had consciously learned over the years as well as what I had subconsciously absorbed through my environment. I knew there was no other choice but to start over.
Albeit there were a few health concerns within my body when my journey began, I was still not feeding myself nearly enough love. Somehow deep in my core I knew by sharing my story, and putting my thoughts into the written word, would indeed be one of the greatest lessons in my life. But more importantly, it would be the greatest gift I would ever give to myself.
PowerfulWomenRevealed.com
When the idea came to me to start this journey, I had no idea where it would take me. All I knew was that I needed to change what I was doing. Period. I was not healthy. And I wasn’t loving myself nearly as much as I could have.
So, why did I continue to write and stay on this journaling path, even when many times I wasn’t placing myself in a good light? Because I was sick. And in order to save my own soul I knew I had to strip away what I had consciously learned over the years as well as what I had subconsciously absorbed through my environment. I knew there was no other choice but to start over.
Albeit there were a few health concerns within my body when my journey began, I was still not feeding myself nearly enough love. Somehow deep in my core I knew by sharing my story, and putting my thoughts into the written word, would indeed be one of the greatest lessons in my life. But more importantly, it would be the greatest gift I would ever give to myself.
PowerfulWomenRevealed.com
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