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Growing older is a privilege denied to many people; it means we should celebrate the gift it is! In this episode, we're talking about ways to celebrate birthday milestones in your life — Christine recently wrote a gorgeous essay about what it meant for her to turn 40 not too long ago.
Then Tsh shares thoughts on her current beauty and self-care routine, specifically focused on hair and skin. Because after turning 40, it's a gift to prioritize this sort of stuff.
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Crystal shares why she loved logging a play-by-play day-in-the-life of what's otherwise a mundane day for her (except that right now, everything is different from her normal). Tsh also shares what she thinks works SO much better than big-huge annual goals, and how you can create a framework that works for you, too.
Plus, Tsh chats with a woman who turned her quirky talent into a full-on company!
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The start of a new year is a perfect time to talk about changes, and that's the topic of my chat here with Stephanie Langford. You'll hear the changes in the very format of this episode (it's what you can expect for new episodes in 2019!). Plus, a fun new segment with Haley Stewart!
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Jo Ellis started a nonprofit crafting school in her small town, where she and others in the community use their different crafting skills like sewing, quilting, felting, and painting to make an impact in her small town.
She first saw overseas how teaching something like sewing could change the attitude, perspective, and even future of young women, so when she returned home, she wanted to impart that same idea in her community.
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Continuing our series called My Good List, this time, I'm talking with a new friend named Jacqui Skemp, a California transplant living in snowy Minnesota. She's a mom to three little boys, and chatting with her is like sipping on a calming, warm drink — I just love her taste, her ideas, and her approach to life. I know you'll enjoy her.
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Maghon Taylor has a knack for hand-lettering and wanted to create a way to use her talents entrepreneurially. So, she started a company that features her unique handwriting on everything, from mailboxes and hats, journals to wine glasses.
She also teaches online classes on how to turn your own handwriting into a unique hand-lettering style. Maghon loves what she does, and her enthusiasm is infectious.
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We've got another in our series! This time, it's with my friend Stephanie Langford, who if you've listened to this podcast for a bit, you know her — she's my fellow serial traveler and a dear friend to me.
(As a reminder, in these chats I'm asking friends to break down their Good Lists in 4 areas: a thing, a habit they've adopted, a work of art, and a philosophy.)
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Sonja Overhiser worked in the business world for 13 years before stepping out to run her food media business with her husband, Alex. When they became parents through adoption, they wanted to transition to a more flexible lifestyle.
They stepped away from their day jobs and dove into this world of food media full-time — a risky but ultimately fulfilling decision, because their cookbook released on their son's first birthday! Their main business is recipe development and brand ambassadorship for major national brands, and ultimately, they love working from home together about something they love: food.
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Remember our "What's Saving My Life" series? We're still doing them — but now we're calling them "My Good List." (Same concept, clearer name.)
In this episode, I'm chatting with Christine Bailey — remember her? She's the farmer I spoke with in episode 140, where she shared her story about transitioning from city life to life on acreage raising vegetables and kids. I loved chatting with her so much, I asked her back to share with me four things, big or small, making everything better in her life.
I think you'll like this one.
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