Do you ever worry that maybe you’re casting your net too wide? Are you afraid of narrowing down your scope too much, to the point where it will affect your income? Today, Claire is here to share her experience on the subject. Before going on maternity leave, she was trying to appeal to everyone who had a need, but it was what she learned after returning to work that really changed her life, and her world.

In 2018, it is a lot easier for LGBT individuals to come out than it was 50 years ago, and even less than that, but it doesn’t mean it’s easy. Do you ever wonder contemplate coming out to a loved one or family member, but aren’t sure how? Or maybe you have come out already, but you’re not sure how to navigate those relationships now?

Katie Hunt decided she needed to slow things down when she was expecting her fourth child. She was traveling all the time, speaking at different conferences, as well as juggling teaching and managing her own business. Join in and learn how slowing down did not, by any means, mean stopping for Katie, and how as she transitioned from one season of life to the next, was just the timing she needed to pursue another dream of hers.

On today’s episode, learn how a driven Type A Lawyer, Shunta Grant, traded making legal briefs for making bows for her daughter. What, at first, started out as a hobby for her little girl, turned into her own entrepreneurial business where she’s able to make more money, spend more time with family, and live her life pursuing her passion.

Do you consider yourself a competitive person? In business, we are conditioned to scope out our competition and always stay guarded so that we don’t give away too much that could be used to their advantage. Today’s guest has a different take on competition. It’s a refreshing conversation that takes your mind out of competition mode and into community building mode!

Are you willing to “go against the flow” with your business model? It takes guts and pure resolve to make a leap into something new, especially with the common fear that it might not work like you anticipate. Today’s show introduces you to someone who has proven that trying something new might be just the thing your business needs.

How do you respond when “the worst thing” happens? You know what it is--that thing you’ve feared the most, but soon learned it was destined to be your “worst.” Today’s show is about making the choice to move forward with good and a flat-out refusal to let that worst moment define you, even though it forever changes you.

Wouldn’t it be nice if we had a blueprint for achieving our dreams? Today, you are going to find out just how to get one!

How do boundaries unlock creativity? How do you know the difference between something that is right on paper, but isn’t right for you?

It’s time to do a little deep thinking about workplace environment. For many individuals, a bustling, crowded, workplace is invigorating. For others, it is crippling. Today, I am talking with a dear friend of mine, Sarah Peck. Sarah realized that her workplace environment wasn’t just uncomfortable, it was unsustainable. She described leaving work feeling like a soggy piece of bread! If that sounds like you, Sarah’s story has so much to offer.