Sharing Passion and Purpose

Wrapping up Season 6 and looking ahead to January when I'll host my first in-person live event called "Conversations with Passion and Purpose." I'll be hosting a Q & A with Dr. Meg Myers Morgan, author of Everything is Negotiable: The 5 Tactics to Get What You Want in Life, Love & Work. In this conversation, you'll discover how to overcome limiting beliefs and negotiate the life you desire! This event includes lunch and will be held at The Vault Restaurant on Friday, January 26th from 11:30am - 1:00p.m. Tickets are available through Eventbrite. Here's the link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/conversations-with-passion-purpose-featuring-guest-dr-meg-myers-morgan-registration-763501883687?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

This podcast episode shares my why. Why I decided to host this event and what to expect if you attend. "Conversations with Passion and Purpose" will be a great time to connect with other women. 

If you have any questions about the event, please reach out via email: [email protected]. 

Of all the things that Sharah Stevens has created, her family is her most valued creation to date. She loves being a mom to her two boys, ages two and one. Her popularity as an Influencer started on YouTube where she established community of loyal followers interested in her interior design expertise and belief that everyone can love their home no matter the size or budget. Originally from California, she and her husband, Tyler, relocated to Tulsa in 2020 and now are getting ready to move again for her husband's career  - this time to Nashville!

During this visit, she shares about her start as one of the early creators on YouTube (that has grown to almost one million followers!), her love of Motherhood, and the importance of becoming more family-focused during this season of her life. 

Find Sharrah online:

Instagram: @sharrahstevens

Facebook: Sharrah Stevens

YouTube: @sharrah.stevens

I couldn't let this episode number go by without a play on words! So although pelvic floor health isn't quite as easy as counting 1-2-3, it can be made easier by my guest this week! Christian McSoud is a Physical Therapist specializing in women’s pelvic floor health. Christian is the Co-Founder of @pelvicpathways, an online resource providing education and classes to women about pelvic floor health. During our discussion she shares what drew her into a career in physical therapy, why she chose this specialization, and what pelvic floor health is, as well as her top three tips for bladder health and so much more! I also admit something that I learned from her social media page I should not be doing – and I’ve been doing it for many years! 

You can find Pelvic Pathways online:

Facebook: Pelvic Pathways

Instagram: @pelvicpathways

I'm so thankful for my online community and love having the opportunity to put a show together on a weekly basis that visits with amazing people who are passionate about what they're doing and feel like they are living their purpose. My hope is that these conversations serve as inspiration to those who are finding and following their own passion and purpose as well! We're really all in this together!

This special episode is an announcement about something that I've been working on for awhile and I'm finally letting you in on my secret! Check out the episode to find out more! 

Also, don't forget to sign up to be in the know through my email list through my website: https://sharingpassionandpurpose.com.

Do you need guidance on pinpointing your passion or navigating your path to purpose? If so, you're going to enjoy hearing from David Leifeste, M.S., L.P.C.. During this visit, you'll learn more about David's extensive background and experience in counseling, therapy, executive & life coaching as well as his genuine heart for helping people maximize their potential and discover the life they were born to live! We'll also discuss his new book coming out in January,  "The Possibility of You: The O.A.S.I.S. Method to Unlocking A Life of Purpose and Passion" where David combines almost forty years of experience into one book giving insight into his proven strategies in a structured framework that incorporates five principals that are relevant, easy to understand and serve as an easy-to-follow workbook to overcome challenges and reach new levels of success, both personally and professionally.

Have you ever struggled with losing weight? If so, you’re not alone. According to the World Health Organization, Worldwide obesity has nearly tripled since 1975.

I’ve known my next guest, Dr. Kathy Campbell, AKA, Dr. Kathy or almost 20 years and I’d like you to get to know her as well. She personally knows what it’s like to struggle with obesity and, over the past 25-plus years, has been on a mission to assist people in maximizing health, wellness & increase vitality.

As a pharmacist & entrepreneur (she owns Medicap Pharmacy in Owasso), she is on a mission to engage, embrace, educate, empathize & empower people on their journey to better health. As you’ll learn, she may be one of the only pharmacists who wants to help her patients NOT to need pharmaceutical medication. She’s about prevention, using food as medicine, educating people on food choices & maximizing nutrition so your body runs effectively and efficiently. 

Get to know Dr. Kathy and learn a little about her new book coming out in late January!

Motherhood is a beautiful gift, but it isn’t always smooth sailing. That’s why it’s important to have a supportive community around you. Two Tulsa Mom’s decided to build their community by starting a healthy activity, walking. Learn more about the friend-duo, Hannah Smith and Tristen Swengle, why they started Mom Walk Tulsa and the benefits of being connected to a community of people who are experiencing the same season of life.

 Check out Mom Walk Tulsa: 

Instagram: Mom Walk Tulsa

Facebook: (Private Page): Mom Walk Tulsa

This episode features a conversation with a special friend and sorority sister, Barbara Byrne Allen, also known as "Bob". We met in college at Oklahoma State University at the beginning of her freshman year and my senior year. Her witty personality and contagious smile are only two of the many reasons I adore her. She is bright, beautiful, talented and an award-winning writer. She holds a spot in the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame.

During our conversation, she shares more about how she got into writing, her career trajectory, and the importance of mentorship. She also shares about being diagnosed as hard of hearing as an adult. 

You’ll also hear what prompted her and her husband to let their lease expire on their home and how they were able to be nomadic for fifteen months!  She’ll share a little about their travel adventures and working from the road, how that impacted their lives and where she is now!

So stick around for this mini-master class with Barbara Byrne Allen, aka...BOB!

Bonus Episode! One of the things I hear most often from people is that they have an idea for a book but don’t know how to get started. They also don’t know where they would find the time in their busy lives to sit down and write. There is a way to move from an idea to actually writing a book and connect with others for support and accountability along the way!

My guest this week, Aaron Bolzle, is the Founder of Next Here, (see full episode 116) and is also the President of a non-profit organization known as Writing Partners; an initiative that helps bridge the gap between ideas and action. Writing Partners cultivates creative communities where you can connect with other like-minded individuals either in-person or online and it provides an opportunity for regular participation and engagement in your creative writing endeavors. 

Check them out here: Writing Partners & then connect with others at ShutUpandWrite.org

Aaron Bolzle has learned to trust his gut when it comes to navigating through life’s big decisions. During our visit, he shares a path full of twists and turns that he couldn't have predicted. Early-on, he learned the significance hard work and of being open to opportunties which proved beneficial in eventually landing jobs at top companies including Universal and Apple. His Oklahoma roots kept him grounded on this path to purpose, always considering the importance of making a positive impact.

We also discuss Imposter Syndrome, the benetits of being a part of a team with an Abundance Mindset, and the importance of community.

Now, as the Founder of Next Here, he shares his vision for supporting businesses and communities as they innovate with top remote talent.