Row House Publishing is making a difference in the publishing world by sharing stories of those who may not otherwise have a chance to let their voices be heard. Row House’s founder, Rebekah Borucki, joins Michelle and Myisha T. Hill, founder of Check Your Privilege, in a discussion about what it takes to make a difference in a world that is clearly unequal. Rebekah and Myisha will inspire you to donate your time and resources to support others and maybe even invest in Row House’s publishing revolution. You will also be motivated to start a discussion with your children about equality concerns that affect your everyday life.    Michelle Talks About

• Equality
• Books That Make A Difference
• Pursuit For Humanity
• Difficult Discussions

Links Mentioned   Myisha T. Hill Check Your Privilege Row House Publishing

 

One of Michelle’s goals for the year was to read 25 books. She knew this was a really high goal but aimed to meet it. What she found, though, was that there were many opportunities in her daily life to read not only one book but sometimes two at a time. If you are passionate about reading and don’t think you have time to even come close to that reading goal, you won’t want to miss this episode.

 

Michelle Talks About

• Finding Time To Read
• Reading Goals

Links Mentioned   My 2021 Read Book List

Jane Finette encourages women to talk about money and investing. Her newly published book, Unlocked: How Empowered Women Empower Women, documents extraordinary women leaders through short stories highlighting their work. Jane has also established a non-profit coaching fellowship of young women leaders supporting each other as they each change the world in their own unique way. Jane will inspire you to connect with other women to support each other for a greater impact on changing the world.    Michelle Talks About

• Social Change Leaders
• Empowering Women
• Helping Other Women Thrive
• Gender Equality

 

Links Mentioned   Jane Finette’s Website Unlocked: How Empowered Women Empower Women by Jane Finette

Money is an important topic in every relationship, but it’s especially important when you start your own business. In this episode, Michelle is not only talking about her financial journey but also about the reasons you should know how to conduct financial business even if your partner has it all under control. If you’re a business owner, you’ll be inspired to rethink your prices and invest in yourself and others. She also has advice that’s equally important for any woman and their circle of friends.    Michelle Talks About

• Money Mindset
• Business Finances
• Investing In Yourself And Others
• Focusing On Your Value And Worth

Links Mentioned    We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rodgers Unlocked: How Empowered Women Empower Women by Jane Finette

Michelle was asked for a podcast interview what it means to not live an average life. Her answer will inspire you to do more in your life than what is expected. Listen to this week’s podcast as she shares a bit of this conversation from Lori Wright’s podcast, Not Your Average Lives. Michelle also details some of the things she is thankful for this holiday week. You will find yourself thinking of all the things you are grateful for through her encouragement and inspiration.   Michelle Talks About

• Living More Than An Average Life
• Speaking Up For What Is Important
• Being Thankful
• Following Your Passion

Links Mentioned   Not Your Average Lives Podcast

 

Nisha Anand is Dream Corps’ CEO and a national leader for social and racial justice. Nisha joins Michelle as they discuss solutions for the future and the challenges Nisha faced as a young activist. You will also hear about Nisha’s turning point when she realized that discussing what people have in common can lead to working with those you disagree with to solve some of the biggest problems facing America. Nisha describes how Dream Corps is out to prove that finding common ground with those who oppose your views is the best way to make changes to improve lives and pass beneficial legislation.   Michelle Talks About

• Finding Common Ground With Those With Opposing Views
• Criminal Justice Reform
• Climate Change
• Being A Leader & Activist
• How To Be Calm When You Feel Passionately About An Issue

Links Mentioned   Dream Corps Nisha Anand Nisha Anand’s Instagram Nisha Anand’s Twitter Nisha’s Ted Talk: The radical art of choosing common ground

 

Michelle Glogovac discusses why no’s are not always the final answer and how they have turned into bigger and better things in her life. As a business owner, her experiences have proven that when one door closes, another always opens. She shares how to have this mindset not only in your business but also in your personal life. Michelle reminds you to focus on the worth of your services to help you avoid the doubt that comes when faced with no’s from potential clients. You will be encouraged to take negatives and turn them into positives.

Michelle Talks About

• When a no turns into a yes • No’s can lead to bigger and better things • Why you should not discount your services • Putting a positive spin when someone tells you “no” • Small Business Saturday

Michelle Glogovac is a publicist for clients from many fields of expertise. One of the things that Michelle ensures is that all her clients are PR ready. What exactly does this mean? Join her as she discusses her top five steps to being PR ready. As you begin to start planning your business goals for next year, make sure you have a solid PR strategy in place. This episode will help you plan a PR strategy, create realistic goals, and take steps to become more visible in your field.

Michelle Talks About

• Getting Ready for PR In Your Business
• Being Present Online
• Having A Website That Provides Valuable Information
• The Importance Of Promoting Where You’ve Been
• Your Social Media Presence

Links Mentioned

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Tanya Dalton is is a best-selling author, speaker, podcaster, mom of 2, wife and nationally recognized productivity expert. Today her new book On Purpose: The Busy Woman’s Guide to an Extraordinary Life of Meaning and Success launches into the world. She’s been featured on NBC, Fox, Entrepreneur.com, Fobes, Inc, Real Simple and a number of other places. Tanya is also the Founder and CEO of inkWELL Press Productivity Co. a multi-million dollar company providing tools that work as a catalyst in helping women do less while achieving maximum success. We all have choices in our lives and it’s up to us to live on purpose. Tanya is sharing how to define the impact you want to have in your life and break it down into actionable goals that are set with intention and purpose.    Michelle Talks About

• Choose To Disrupt Your Patterns
• Choose To See Your Future
• Building Your Cathedral & Taking Intentional Steps
• Creating & Setting Boundaries With Your Kids
• Choose To Create Time - Choosing How To Spend Your 24 Hours
• You Are Amazing - A Daily Mantra

Links Mentioned   Tanya Dalton’s Website On Purpose: The Busy Woman’s Guide to an Extraordinary Life of Meaning and Success The Joy Of Missing Out: Live More By Doing Less

 

Did you know that finding the perfect outfit will empower you more than by just looking stylish? Join me as I speak with Jill Strickland Brown who left a successful career in fashion to become an entrepreneur, author, and image transformation consultant. She empowers women not only through her work in her Pennsylvania-based clothing boutique, Frocks, but also by sharing her story with the world. Sometimes life takes you on an unexpected journey, and Jill’s new book will inspire each of you through hers. Jill’s journey took her from waitressing to empowering women one client at a time. Jill will not only make you feel stronger, but you will want her to virtually look through your closet not only for clothing recommendations but also for the confidence and nurturing that she gives every client!   Michelle Talks About

• How Life Takes Us On Different Journeys 
• How These Journeys Make Us Stronger
• How An Image Consultation Can Be Like Therapy
• How Embracing Your Past Is A Beautiful Thing

  Links Mentioned   Jill Strickland Brown’s Website Behind The Button by Jill Strickland Brown