Tiffany Bluhm is a writer, speaker, mom, wife and founder of Sip and Savor in Seattle. Her new book Never Alone is out today! In our conversation we discuss our mutual love of food and wine, figuring out your priorities and sticking to them, and the incredible story of how she got her first book deal. We also talk about facial hair removal for women!

"Women need each other, and women need courage and women need faith."

Today I talk with winemaker Alexandra Atterbury about her passion for wine, food and community. She has opened a winery with her dad and their tasting room Omega Road Winery just opened this past May! We talk about our love of food and wine and even play a game where I tell her a meal and she has to pair a wine with it! She also shares about the incredible group of winemakers in Livermore that she gets to work alongside and learn from. "The worst day at the winery is still the best day!"

Nicole Devereaux is a leadership coach, church planter, wife and mom with a passion for perseverance and truth. In her professional work she aims to coach mission driven leaders and their teams and in her personal life she thrives on connection with others, particularly through dinner parties. She regularly hosts 15-40 people for dinner in her Brooklyn apartment! Some of her favorite cookbooks are from the Pioneer Woman and How to Cook Everything. I also recommend Smitten Kitchen.

Stephanie Langford is a homeschooling mom to 5 kids (age range 2-13 years old), wife of 13 years, entrepreneur, podcast co-host, world traveler, author and former professional blogger. She is passionate about living an unconventional life that allows her and her family to take time to enjoy life and traveling. She chooses to be very intentional with her time and prioritize relationships and self care.

Laura Vanderkam is an author, wife, mom of 4 kids, runner, podcaster and choir singer. She is the author of several time management and productivity books, including I Know How She Does It, What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast, and 168 Hours. Her work has appeared in publications including Fast Company, Fortune, USA Today, and the Wall Street Journal. we talk about being intentional with our time at home in order to make sure we can fit in the things we want to do.

Amanda Preston is a wife and mom of 8 children, social worker, founder of A Home for Every Child and blogger at My Lovely Crazy Life. She is passionate about fostering and adoption and being an advocate for children and families.

Amanda and her husband married young and were only 19 and 20 years old when they brought home their first child through foster care. Over the following years their family grew to 8 children. In the middle of all of this, Amanda earned a degree in social work.

Rhea Pechter is a children's book writer, illustrator, SAHM to 3 kids, wife, and podcaster. She is the genius behind Little Stories for Tiny People which is a children's story podcast. Her stories are adventurous and quirky, with a common theme of helping children to understand their feelings and have empathy for others.

"Stop waiting for other people to give you the go ahead. Make the leap on your own!"

Robin Donovan is a triathlete, editor in chief of a trade magazine, consultant and podcaster. She is passionate about health and communications. She melds her passion for both of these in her podcast The Bad Patient, and pursues health in her personal life by training for triathlons and meditation.

She is most proud of the woman she has become and becoming comfortable with who she is, her emotions, and her vulnerabilities.

Berry Hykin is a lawyer, horse trainer, mom, wife and scout leader with a passion for her family, horses and the law. She loves learning, curiosity and looking for possible solutions.

In today's episode we talk about the pivotal experiences that lead her to practice First Nations law, how she is trying to be authentic in who she is, and our mutual love of World War II books.

Some of the things she does not do are clean her house, some yard work, volunteer at her kids school and organizing her closets.

Today's guest is entrepreneur and founder of Van City Business Babes Danielle Wiebe. Danielle has a passion for connecting people and building relationships. For the last several years she has lived out this passion by building Van City Business Babes, a monthly networking group for female entrepreneurs, marketers, dreamers and woman who feel they would benefit from networking. She believes in the importance of taking online networking relationships offline and meeting in person too.