Women With Vision

Sarah is the owner of Rhea Lana's in Cobb County, a children's boutique consignment event. They sell upscale used children's clothes, shoes, toys, baby equipment, baby furniture, and more and our consignors are all Moms/Grandma's and Dad's in our community that are reselling their children's outgrown items. She worked in Corporate America, particularly in sales/marketing at IBM Corporation for 22 years.

In this episode, Sarah talks about the results achieved are what keeps her motivated. Knowing that she is able to help her community with events. She helps consignors make money out of outgrown kid's items. In the process, she is also supporting the Mom that buys these used items for a fraction of the cost that they would have paid for a new one.

As a mother, wife, behavioral therapist, graduate student, author, and entrepreneur, Victoria Grace has always had a passion for lending a helping hand and providing that help on a deeper level.

In this episode, Victoria shares an obstacle she faced in her journey to achieving time management and separating business from family time. She also enlightens women that they can have everything they want—success, happiness, love, and still be a follower of Christ. That they neither have to lower themselves nor their standards to get ahold of everything that God has which includes career, business, and financial success.

Angela is an attorney who started her career in Boston's Financial District handling probate and investment-related disputes. She now combines her years of experience to coach clients through difficult lawsuits, showing them how to focus on what they can (and cannot) control, make clear, clean decisions, and thrive, not just survive, throughout the experience. In her New Hampshire-based law practice, she now works to help people prevent conflicts, rather than fight through them.

In this episode, Angela shares how some of her clients and friends of past clients still call her for coaching and counsel when it comes to lawsuits. She applied the things she learned for herself as she went through a lengthy, high conflict, and expensive divorce.

Ashly is a former science teacher on a mission to help students and families make informed decisions about college choice and major selection. She has helped students all over the country get into top universities like MIT. She is passionate about finding the best fit for each individual student.

In this episode, Ashly shared insights on how she helps families avoid massive debt when it comes to higher education. She shares the importance of educating families on all of their options when it comes to education for their children.

Ashley teaches entrepreneurs how to grow their business through their marketing efforts (and seriously taking down the overwhelm). Through her online courses, done.for.you posting plans, workshops, masterminds, and one-on-one sessions, she simplifies the basics, leaves "analysis paralysis" behind, and focuses on the things that are scientifically backed to make the biggest difference in a business.

In this episode, Ashley shares how being successful is for her and how it can be a 90% mindset and 10% getting the tools, resources, and skills in line. She also reveals her biggest hurdle in life that touches on the issue of mindset and really learning that working online was a viable option.

Charrel is the CEO and founder of Bountiful Grace Co. She is a wife and a mother of one amazing son. Aside from that, she also has a degree in Business Management. Charrel has been a business owner for 7 years. She is a very creative person. Her business is geared towards small business owners. She provides services and products that help business owners grow or establish their business.

In this episode, Charrel talks about the troubles with her business and how she looked all over the internet for solutions to the problems that she had. She also shares what really desired was a circle of friends that we business owners that she could network with, support, ask questions and, just relate to. With that, she created Bountiful Grace Co. to be for the business owner or career woman that needed a circle that she could trust and relied on. 

Nomadic mindset trainer and fashion consultant, and an empathic creator of beautiful art and jewelry. Francelene Aprahamian was a sensitive child who grew up to find that her way of thinking would be her savior after all. The feeling of so many emotions and unrevealed truths burst forth unbidden at times, and she is a lover of words and author in her own right.

In this episode, Francelene talks about how our gifts are limitless and that we can create a business by seeding our desires. She also reiterates that claiming the biggest and best and watching it flow into your life, remains a great mindset in the process of reaching great heights. 

Cyrene Krey is living in northern Illinois with her furry and scaly babies: two big dogs, five crazy cats of her own, one crazy nephew cat, one crazy niece cat, one little lizard, and one stubborn snake. Each and every one of them a rescue! It can definitely be a challenge to her with a house full of rescue critters, but it’s certainly never boring. She have a master's in biology and a passion for helping others. Whether that's by using her photography to raise awareness about conservation, environmental issues, and social justice issues or by coaching struggling women to find their purpose and reclaim their inner badass as a "personal trainer for their mental health."

After years of professional success, Heather Roddy knew there was more calling her soul. She had overcome so much in her life and after embarking on her spiritual journey and truly healing from all the shit, she discovered her purpose. Everything that happened in her life was FOR her so that she would be a leader for others to heal and thrive after trauma in their own life.

Having worked with hundreds of clients, and with her continued training and research, Karen has a realistic grasp on why people can’t always move  forward in their home and life. She knows that the act of organizing her client's spaces and their lives is not all that is entailed in her business, but rather it's about building trust, establishing a positive rapport while gently coaching the client, along with celebrating their successes, and providing them with the tools necessary to maintain simple systems. 

Originally from the northwest suburbs of Chicago, Karen moved to San Antonio, Texas, in 1991, and raised her family there. Karen’s background is in elementary education, and she has extensive experience in event planning, training, operations, and business management. Living and working in a well-organized, beautifully designed, and aesthetically pleasing space is realistic, no matter the budget. Karen has long gravitated towards anything that has to do with a home.

From overseeing extensive renovations, to staging homes and managing complex residential moves, along with her love for interior design, Karen loves it all. Karen knows when a client decides they are ready to revamp their home and the life that the fun has just begun.