Have you got a dream you want to pursue, but feel everyone else does it better? Ever wanted to be a speaker, to know what it's REALLY like, and how to get there? Do not miss my  FANTASTIC interview with Clint Pulver, "The Millenial Speaker," chock full of incredible insights, information, and real-deal experiences. 

Life isn't what things happen to us, but instead what things we make happen. Leta Greene, aka The Hotness, is a mom, wife, speaker, best selling author, make-up artist, and sexual abuse survivor.

She says while that last piece is good to talk about, her goal is to change the focus of those effected from triggering their trauma or even minimizing their trauma when they compare it to other's stories to recovering and becoming confident.

Even after more than 12 years of abuse. Leta is happy, she is vibrant. She is an example of what the redeeming power of God can do for each and every person. She is a product of giving herself over to God. Because she is flawed and imperfect, in crying out for help and for love, she has received and become further than she ever thought she would.

Leta explains that the type of holes that are left after trauma or life-changing events can't just be filled with validation from others, but instead each person needs to make the choice that they are worthy of fighting for their own healing and that all that we need is the redeeming quality of God, of the Higher Power in our lives.

One of Jen's passions is helping women find their personal purpose and live their legacy now. 

Jen shares thoughts on how women work through the constant need for the balance of all or nothing and avoiding the "Mom Guilt". She expresses the need for first having women who love themselves as they love and give to others so that they can rise higher and expand their horizon and talents.

She talks about the space of acceptance of what works best as a wife and as a mom in your family. If you are struggling even a little bit, this podcast is for you.

As a transplant from Indianapolis, Keichun gives back to her community and through her Non-Profit after realizing the impact she could have in serving others even when she didn't think she was in a position to do so.

Having grown up with the blessing of exploring different faiths, Keichun's curiosity enabled her to have a foundation of faith which she would be able to come back to during her college years after she found herself on a path of destructive behavior.

After a series of events, she decided that through faith, she would define who she was and what she wanted. As she worked to become brave through her faith, opportunities presented themselves which showed her that although she was in a place of scarcity, in serving others, God's abundance is always present.

Wanting to stay focused on what matters most? Not sure how to make it happen as a Mom and ____(family, work, church, community, and more)? Get these great real-life tips from speaker, author, and marketing genius Michelle Mccullough

Tapping into her heart work, Jodi's career went from journalism and writing hard stories to connecting and writing the stories of everyday people. Jodi has recognized that our stories are the same, but they are different.

Jodi helps people to validate and love their life stories while at the same time learning to do the same for her own life.

There are times in life that it seems unbearable. That there is no way out and happiness and joy seem like a fading memory. What do you do? How do you heal? 

Elsebeth Green has lived this story. She found ways to rise above it and is now the owner of the Green House Center for Growth and learning and teaches over 550 people per week how to do this as well. 

Are you ready to learn how to find happiness again? 

Actions are louder than words, or so the saying goes right? After many years of being an educator, wife, and mother, Michelle knows that there will be moments when you encounter anger, confrontation, and even malice.

Working with a diverse population her faith helps her get up and live each day with compassion and temperance. She has learned how to lead in remembrance of her divine identity as a child of God.

Join Amanda as she introduces Michelle Love-Day, one of our Breakout Speakers for the upcoming conference.

How did one pot of chili change one woman's life and help define her purpose?

In this episode, get real with YGT! Board Member Toni Ragsdale and learn, laugh, and love the reality of your life, and what you can do to make a difference today.