Episode 30 is with Beth Silvers - a podcaster who co-hostsPantsuit Politics and The Nuanced Life, a life coach, lawyer, wife and mom. She is passionate about people and curious about their stories and what makes them tick. I have often said that Pantsuit Politics is the most intelligent and respectful conversation on politics that I have heard in a long time and I appreciate so much the voice of moderation that both she and her co-host bring to the show.

Episode 29 is with Jacqueline Marciante - an entrepreneur, singer, social media influencer, fashionista and wife who started Marciante and Co with her husband last year. It is a luxury leather goods company without the luxury cost. Jacqueline is passionate about style, design, fashion, photography and music who loves to help encourage others to go after what they want.

"You are never going to know until you try."

Episode 28 is with Julie Fuller who is the founder of Tokyo Blossom Boutique, a christian women's gift company, a wife, mom and runner. She is passionate about helping women find joy and Jesus, no matter what the circumstances are in their life, and encouraging them. Her passion came from some difficult years at the start of her marriage with job losses and personal trials. Julie and her husband were fortunate to be surrounded by supportive friends who helped encourage them through this time.

Episode 27 is with Meagan Ayres who is the founder of Project You, a women's networking group focusing on self development. She is also a retail buyer who loves to curate collections, a partner and friend. Meagan loves to see potential within people and help them realize their potential and become the best they can be.

"I created something I needed in the hopes that someone else needed it too."

Episode 26 is with Kelly Roach, a business and leadership consultant and founder of Kelly Roach Coaching International. We talk about her start in sales at a Fortune 500 company, how she started consulting on the side, and eventually made the leap into her own business full time after her daughter was born.

Kelly is very intentional about building a business that prioritizes family, not only her own, but also for her employees. She is a big believer in outsourcing whatever she can.

Episode 25 is with Theresa - a wife, mom, para-educator, volunteer, and founder of the Whatcom County chapter of New Borns in Need. She is passionate about getting needs met and connecting those with needs to those who can help. She is self proclaimed "old school" and loves her paper calendar, and her landline phone with a long cord. "The distance between someone with less than and someone with plenty is a lot shorter than we think and can change in the blink of an eye."

Episode 24 is with Samantha who is an advocate for maternal mental health and is passionate about helping moms with post partum depression. She is on a task force with the health department, runs a support group, and works to advocate for maternal mental health resources. She is a married mom of 2, admin assistant, classroom volunteer and self declared extroverted introvert.

Barb Demorest is a wife, mom, grandma, breast cancer survivor and founder of Knitted Knockers. In 2011 she was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a mastectomy. After surgery she wanted to return to normal life as soon as possible and was very discouraged that there were no good options for breast prosthesis. From her doctor she learned about a knitted prosthesis which a friend made for her. From the moment on she had a new mission in life - to provide knitted knockers for women who needed them.

Sheliza is a science educator, university lecturer, mom, wife, sister and daughter who is passionate about science. She loves to learn about the world and particularly the intersection of nature, technology and people. She has studied in Canada and Ireland and has taught at several universities in Ontario.

One of the things Sheliza does NOT do much of is sleep. With young children at home and a growing academic career, she is in a season where she does not get much sleep.

Rachel Walla is an engineer with a passion for traveling and living in freedom. She did several shorter trips to Europe before saving up and spending 8 months backpacking around the world. She returned to the corporate world, but found that it was not her dream anymore. So she started to build up her websites A Map to Anywhere and Health and Safety Plans and several months ago made the leap to digital nomad.