Well-Yes!

What we discuss:

- Overcoming perfectionism and negative self-talk

- Stepping fully into self-love and her purpose

- Creating self awareness for personal growth and 1% better everyday

- What self-love means to her and how she will use her journey to help others

- Letting go of the pressure of what wasn't meant for her and it's never too late to change your path

- Creating a support system of good people and people you want to be like

- Run towards your fears and not away from them

- Celebrating the little wins

- What helps her through anxiety

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In this episode, our guest Shelly Williams who owns iCRYO in Canton, shares her career journey.  Shelly received her master's from Walsh University and worked in Health Care Administration for many years.  She said that she was feeling burned out, losing her purpose and wanted a change, especially after working with elderly patients in long term care facilities during Covid. She said that this field wore her out mentally and emotionally and she felt frustrated when her elderly patients couldn't see their family members at their end of life. She began to think of how to change her career and went to Google to research options.  She wanted a career that would relate to healthcare but would be more proactive, uplifting and preventative. This was a huge change, but she didn't let fear hold her back.  She found information on iCRYO and decided to take the leap of faith.  She signed the contract to open an iCRYO in Canton in 2020 and then opened in 2021. Listen and learn how to grow and evolve no matter what age you are.  

On this episode, our friend Rae, shares the importance of being a lifelong learner.  Rae says that she began this interest in learning as a child when her mother, who was a teacher, promoted learning.  Rae shares that her mother would enroll her in courses at the Art Museum, YWCA, Natural Museum of History and anything else she could find that would give Rae a chance to learn and grow.   One example is when her mom found duck eggs when she was golfing with Rae's dad and brought them home for Rae and her brother to care for and then raise the ducklings. Rae's first big learning experience came at age 11, when her mother convinced their cleaning lady to let Rae travel to Germany with her for a month with no knowledge of the German language.  She said that her thirst for learning starts with curiosity, and she embraces the fact that no one is too old to learn. Both she and her husband feel that they can learn something new every day.  Over the past few years to continue learning, Rae has taken courses in Economics, Art Therapy, Bob Dylan music, Rain Garden classes, and Growing Hoyas. She has been involved in many nonprofit organizations and has been on many boards.  She recently agreed to take a position on the board of Another Act of Kindness as treasurer which is the only position she didn't hold in the past and was the only position she felt uncomfortable taking.  She said that she loves to learn, and she admits that sometimes when she is learning something new, it pushes her outside of her comfort zone.  However, she never allows fear to hold her back.  Listen and learn how to grow every day by having curiosity and an open mind like our friend Rae!

In this episode you will learn and understand how feminine and masculine energy can affect and benefit your business and relationships with our guest, Charlett Albert.  You can find Charlett on IG at www.Instagram.com/charlettalbert .  Or join her free FB community which is full of Sales & Feminine Leadership trainings and resources. https://www.facebook.com/groups/556061455966683

In this episode Bridgitte, owner/founder of Gut Personal, shares how she started out in private practice as a functional medicine dietitian.  Being an entrepreneur has always been a part of who she is.  She wanted to make more money, to feel appreciated and to be home more with her fiancé and dog.  She eventually took the leap into creating her own online business supporting women one on one with gut health.  She questioned herself on how she could impact and help women.  She got to the point of creating her online business supporting women one on one with gut health.  Within 16 months she made a million dollars and impacted hundreds of women.  She wanted to impact millions of people to find a way to a healthier gut, so she created Gut Personal. She also shares how taking little steps helped build her confidence which led to her taking her belief in her own success and building her first business finally leading her to create her online business, Gut Personal. Listen and learn what symptoms could be problematic in areas of your life and how healing your gut can help. Take the quiz and see what personalized products are best for you. gutpersonal.com/lauren4 and get 10% off

In this episode, Judy Robinson, the owner of Cherry Road Winery, shares how she has evolved and reinvented herself in her work life moving from a career in banking to working in education and currently to owning a winery.   Judy gives us insight about why she is open to new opportunities, not being afraid to try new things.  Her father was an entrepreneur who led the way for the family in starting new businesses and going for new opportunities with a gusto.  She shares how she and her husband, Fred, work as a team creating this venture at this stage of their lives.  He is the winemaker, and he owns the buildings while she is the winery owner. Her husband is also a musician who often plays at their beautiful venue.  She lives by the idea that to own a winery, the wine must be good, the place has to have a good feel and there needs to be music and fun.  Cherry Road Winery really hits the mark on all of these.  You will not be disappointed in this beautiful space with a cool vibe and good wine.  Stop in and see Judy.  You may even get to hear her husband play some music.

On this Mimosa Monday episode, we explore how surrounding ourselves with other women who want to see us win helps up grow in a network of inspiration and success.  We also understand that when we support others, we gain a sense of connection which helps us feel good about ourselves.  We look at the difference between a scarcity mentality and an abundance mentality and how abundance opens us up to growth. It is healthy to be open and supportive of others.  Do you want to grow in abundance?