This quick dose of encouragement was inspired by a quote from my interview with creative entrepreneur, Whitney English. This episode is only five minutes and shares the importance of focusing on your own strengths, talents and abilities - and avoiding comparison. 

Whitney English's background in design and mind for creating organizational systems has enabled countless people to cultivate meaningful and productive lives with the help of those organizational tools. In this interview, she shares her background, business knowledge, the importance of avoiding comparison and her H.E.A.R.T. goals concept!

This quick dose of encouragement was inspired by a quote from my interview with entrepreneur, Ali Hanson, also known as the Bone Broth Lady! This episode - only four minutes long! - shares the importance of having a growth mindset in business and in life!

Ali Hanson is on a mission to inspired others to take an active role in their health and not just survive, but thrive! In this episode, she shares her unique health journey and how that led her to start a business that she is passionate about! And bonus: she provides her top three tips for getting things done as well as her favorite kitchen hack. 

This quick dose of encouragement is given in less than five minutes and features a quote from guest Muriel Fahrion, Creator of Strawberry Shortcake. Listen to find out how her quote is applicable in your own life! 

Muriel Fahrion is the artistic creator of many iconic characters, including Strawberry Shortcake and Care Bears. In this interview, she shares her lifelong passion for art and the secret to knowing if something really is your passion. 

Why would someone choose to pursue a career in teaching? My guest, Teressa Lee, knows better than most why someone would choose that career. She has been a teacher for over 30 years and shares why she believes people go into teaching. This episode will highlight her answer along with a quick dose of encouragement for those who are considering that field as a career. 

Some would argue that teachers are the backbone of society. They have a hand in molding and shaping our children into the grown-ups they will eventually become. This interview introduces listeners to Teressa Lee; a teacher who has been in special education for over 30 years. Teressa has a strong faith, loves God and her "kids" (students). During our visit, she shares why she believes people go into teaching. She also references a special teacher who made a significant impact in her life during elementary school and the full circle moment she experienced as an adult with that teacher.

This new podcast launched at the end of the year and has already had two amazing guests - Author of Ignite the Sun, Hanna C. Howard, and entrepreneur, Betsy Hendershot, Founder of Downward Dog Wine. During their interviews, these women imparted some serious knowledge and take-charge tips. This Year in Review remembers their struggles and celebrates their triumphs! Looking forward to sharing more people in 2021 who are following their passion and living their purpose!

This quick dose of encouragement was inspired by a quote from my interview with entrepreneur, Betsy Hendershot, Founder of Downward Dog Wine.