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Have you ever had someone stand in your corner—someone who saw something in you before you fully saw it in yourself?
That’s the heart behind today’s conversation.
I’m so excited to introduce you to Melissa Phenicie, founder of Balcony Women—a movement rooted in encouragement, connection, and the belief that we rise higher when we choose to stand in each other’s “balcony” instead of tearing each other down. And Melissa’s impact doesn’t stop with women.
She is also deeply passionate about supporting the next generation—encouraging both boys and girls to understand their value, use their voice, and grow into who they were created to be. Through her work, she’s helping shape not just confident women, but confident, grounded young people who know they matter.
You can find her at BalconyWomen.com.
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How many dreams never get started because of one simple thought…
“I’m not ready.”
“Someone else is already doing it.”
“Maybe someday.”
In this episode, Nancy Moore sits down with Dr. Megan Weinkauf for a powerful conversation about overcoming the limiting beliefs that quietly hold so many women back.
These aren’t just thoughts—they’re the stories we tell ourselves that keep us playing small.
In this episode, we talk about how to recognize those patterns, challenge them, and take real steps toward what’s actually possible for your life, your work, and your purpose.
✨ Honest conversation
✨ Real-life examples
✨ The kind of perspective shift that stays with you
If you’ve been waiting until you feel “ready”… this episode is for you.
You might hear exactly what you need to take your next step.
In this episode of Sharing Passion and Purpose, Nancy Moore sits down with Dr. Jody Parsons, leadership expert, coach and author of The Field Guide to Leadership Coaching, to explore what it truly means to grow, not just as a leader, but as a person.
We dive into the reality that many leaders are promoted because they’re great at getting things done, but aren’t always equipped with the tools to lead people well. Dr. Parsons shares practical insights on how to shift from task-driven leadership to transformational leadership by asking better questions, developing others, and leading with intention.
They also talk about how our past experiences, especially working under ineffective leaders/managers, shape who we choose to become. Instead of repeating what didn’t work, we have the opportunity to lead differently.
This conversation is a powerful reminder that leadership isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about creating the space for growth, both in yourself and in others.
If you’re ready to expand your leadership capacity, challenge limiting beliefs, and lead with greater purpose, this episode is for you.
Also, special thanks to Sponsor, Five Star Painting of Tulsa. They provide excellent customer service and use the best, high-quality products, making them the clear choice when it comes to your next painting project. Call Trevor for a complimentary quote at (918)500-5788.
Success is rarely a solo journey. In this episode, host Nancy Moore, explores why community is one of the most powerful drivers of personal and professional growth.
When women come together to share ideas, encouragement, and honest conversations, something powerful happens—confidence grows, opportunities expand, and purpose becomes clearer.
We talk about why surrounding yourself with the right people matters, how community helps us overcome limiting beliefs, and why collaboration often opens doors that competition never could.
If you’ve ever felt like you’re navigating your career or calling alone, this episode is a reminder that the right room can change everything.
Special thanks to my podcast sponsor, Five Star Painting of Tulsa. They are the ones to call with any painting project. They work on commercial and residential properties and are meticulous with detail, trustworthy and reliable. Call Trevor for a free quote today: (918) 500-5788,
In this episode of Sharing Passion and Purpose, host Nancy Moore sits down with Jenna Worthen, founder of Mom Who Works, to explore the powerful shift in how we think about motherhood, work, and purpose.
Jenna shares the story behind the moment that sparked her movement—an ordinary run in 2016 that turned into an extraordinary idea. Overwhelmed with the weight of expectations placed on women, Jenna began questioning the label “working mom.” What started as a simple shift in language soon grew into a powerful platform and community dedicated to helping women reclaim their identity, worth, and calling.
Through Mom Who Works, Jenna encourages women to rethink the narratives they’ve been given. Instead of trying to live up to impossible standards or comparing themselves to carefully curated images online, she invites moms to define their own version of “having it all.”
In this conversation, Jenna shares:
Why the phrase “working mom” deserves to be reexamined
How moms can let go of guilt and comparison in the age of social media
Why community and support are essential for mothers navigating career and family
The importance of defining your own version of success in every season of motherhood
How pursuing purpose can positively impact both your family and your future
Jenna also opens up about integrating her work with motherhood, involving her children in her journey, and how faith, movement, and mentorship help keep her grounded as both a mom and entrepreneur.
This episode is a meaningful reminder that motherhood doesn’t limit purpose—it often clarifies it. Jenna’s message is both freeing and empowering: every woman has the right to define her own “all,” pursue her dreams, and know she is not alone in the journey.
If you’re a mom balancing work, dreams, family, and identity, this conversation will encourage you to embrace the path that is uniquely yours.
Special thanks to the Sponsor of this episode:
Five Star Painting of Tulsa
Call Trevor for a Free Quote: (918) 500 - 5788
What if the very story you’ve been hesitant to share is the one that holds the power to heal you—and others?
In this deeply moving episode of Sharing Passion and Purpose, Nancy Moore sits down with Laura Ard, a 63-year-young widow, Christian life coach, and host of the podcast Voice Unbound. Laura’s journey is one of profound loss, unwavering faith, and courageous reinvention.
After walking through grief and identity restoration, Laura discovered that her voice—once quiet and hidden—was meant to be used. Today, she helps women over 40 move from feeling silenced and unseen to healed, bold, and confident through faith-centered coaching and podcast mentorship.
Using her transformative 180 Method, Laura guides women through the process of healing and into leadership—helping them steward their stories, launch podcasts, and build a legacy that will outlive them.
In this conversation, Laura shares:
How grief can become a gateway to purpose
The courage it takes to rediscover your identity after loss
Why your story is not something to hide—but something to steward
How podcasting becomes a powerful tool for healing and legacy
Why it’s never too late to use your voice
Laura reminds us that podcasting is not just about creating content—it’s about creating impact. Faith is the foundation. Legacy is the why.
This episode is especially meaningful for women who feel there is more inside of them—more to say, more to become, and more lives to impact.
You can connect with Laura online: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/voice_unbound
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VoiceUnboundCoaching
Website
https://voiceunboundcoaching.com
YouTube
https://youtube.com/@lauraardwellnesslifecoaching
TIKTOK
https://www.tiktok.com/@laura.ard1?_t=8nbkhor6pqd&_r=1
In this episode of Sharing Passion and Purpose, host Nancy Moore sits down with Amy Lacey, visionary founder of Califlour Foods and Living Beyond Medicine, the wellness brand behind Soursop.
Amy’s journey is a powerful example of what can happen when personal adversity becomes a catalyst for purpose. After facing serious health challenges, she made the life-changing decision to take ownership of her healing—starting in her own kitchen. What began as a simple commitment to clean, nourishing ingredients evolved into Califlour Foods, a nationally recognized brand that helped redefine how people think about food and wellness.
But Amy didn’t stop there. Her passion for helping others experience true healing led her to launch Living Beyond Medicine, where she continues her mission of empowering people to support their health naturally through powerful plant-based solutions like Soursop.
In this meaningful conversation, Amy shares:
• How her health crisis became the foundation for her purpose-driven business
• The courage it takes to trust your instincts and build something new
• What she learned scaling a nationally recognized food brand
• Why true wellness goes beyond food—and starts with listening to your body
Amy’s story is a reminder that our greatest challenges often reveal our deepest calling. Her journey will inspire anyone navigating uncertainty, prioritizing their health, or feeling called to create something meaningful from their own life experience.
This episode is especially powerful for women who are ready to trust themselves, honor their health, and build a life and business aligned with purpose.
You can learn more about Soursop online: @livingbeme
In this episode, Nancy Moore sits down with Cristina Simmons, author of Eat Your Feelings, for an honest and eye-opening conversation about food, emotions, healing, and wholeness.
Cristina’s story is one so many women will recognize, using food as comfort, control, or coping, while silently carrying stress, shame, and unprocessed emotions. Through her own journey and the work she now does with others, Cristina sheds light on how emotional eating isn’t a willpower problem; it’s an invitation to listen more closely to what our bodies and hearts are trying to tell us.
In this conversation, Cristina shares:
The deeper emotional roots behind eating patterns
How to reconnect with your body without guilt or shame
Why healing your relationship with food is about more than nutrition
Practical insights for women who are ready to feel better—physically and emotionally
This episode is especially meaningful for women who are building full lives and businesses while trying to care for their health, energy, and wellbeing. Cristina’s message is compassionate, empowering, and deeply freeing—reminding us that true wellness begins with awareness, grace, and alignment.
If you’ve ever found yourself “eating your feelings” or longing for a healthier relationship with food and self, this conversation will meet you right where you are and gently guide you forward.
Tune in for a conversation that nourishes both body and soul.
You can find Cristina on Instagram: @cristinapsimmons
New Episode Now Live on Sharing Passion and Purpose!
This week, I’m honored to welcome Brittany Greenwood, the heart behind Cookie Jar Ministry, a beautiful mission born from faith, resilience, and the power of small acts of kindness.
What started as baking cookies during a difficult season of life became a calling to “feed others’ souls” and bring comfort to men and women in recovery right here in our community.
In this episode, Brittany shares:
The moment God placed Cookie Jar Ministry on her heart
Why cookies represent comfort, connection, and hope
How simple generosity can create real impact
Her story is a powerful reminder that even the smallest steps taken with purpose can change lives.
Listen now and be inspired to use your passion to serve others.
I'd also like to thank the sponsor of this episode, Five Star Painting of Tulsa. They are the one to call in the Tulsa area! Call them directly at: (918) 500-5788.
January is a season of fresh starts — a time when many of us reflect on where we’ve been and dream about where we want to go. Yet for so many, it can also bring feelings of being stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of the next step.
In this powerful conversation, I’m joined by Life Coach, Psychotherapist, and Leadership Coach David Leifeste, author of his new book The Possibility of You: The O.A.S.I.S. Method to Living a Life of Passion and Purpose. With over four decades of experience and more than 25,000 clients helped across all stages of life, David shares a grounded and hopeful path forward for anyone seeking clarity, alignment, and renewed purpose.
We dive into his practical and effective O.A.S.I.S. Method, a simple framework designed to help you identify what’s holding you back, shift limiting beliefs, reconnect with your authentic values, and take intentional action toward the life you truly want to live.
David’s heart is to equip people with tools that lead to real breakthroughs — so they can experience greater joy, fulfillment, and confidence in bringing their unique gifts into the world.
If you’re feeling ready for change, craving clarity, or looking to step into your next season with passion and purpose, this episode is for you.
Tune in now to hear how possibility becomes reality.
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