BIG NEWS TODAY! We hit our 100th episode. AH! Thank you all for supporting this group and the podcast. It's all for you, always. You motivate me and move others to change their lives. Your power is my strength! Today's episode dives deep into getting to know me, Jen Glantz. I'm here answering your most personal questions.

Owning your finances, the mistakes and the money is something that's hard to do and something we fear. Before we reach out for information we need to take inventory on what's going on with our personal financial situation. Challenge this week? Organize your finances. Write it all down in one spreadsheet. The scary stuff too: debt, loans, credit card bills.

Planning for the future can seem fuzzy and frustrating. But what if you laid out everything you want to accomplish in a fun and easy way? Vision boards. This week's guest, Kendall Covitz Nicholson decided she needed to put something powerful and positive out into the world. A company that inspires you to live your wildest dreams. She started Inspire Me Co., Vision Board Kits as a visualization tool and gain clarity, focus, and confidence in your future.

Answer this: do you have a list of 25 accomplishments? In your life, you have done thousands of things. Where's your list of the top 25? In this episode, Jen Glantz helps listeners take inventory on their life, own their past and create a plan for their future.

Public speaking alone is a bit of a nightmare for some people - and we can start off with a tool we all have that we can easily adjust to work in our favor - our voice. Guest, Casey Erin Clark is a professional actress who, after 18 months on tour with Les Miserables co-founded Vital Voice Training, a voice and speech coaching company on a mission to change the conversation about what women are “supposed” to sound like and empower everyone to own the power of their full vocal instrument and presence.

Jen Glantz is here with a solo episode challenge for you on one thing you should give up, right now, for a week that's holding you back. She shares what she did for her "give up challenge" - Instagram - and how it helped change three major things in her life. Plus, Jen shares the top ten skills that companies are looking for when they hire - spoiler alert - it's not knowing excel...phew.

Hey, you! Welcome to 2020. I know you're overwhelmed with a gnarly to-do list and lots of people barking things at you. I have nothing new for you to do but I do have advice on how you can rummage through your old "stuff" and mine gold that'll help you start the year strong.

We've made it to the end of 2019. But before you toast to a new year and a long list of goals, host Jen Glantz has three final challenges for you. Up for it? If so, you'll end the year feeling like you can take a deep long breath.

The holiday season is stressful for so many reasons. You're around a lot of people, you have a long to-do list and you're haunted by the fear of what's to come in a brand new year ahead. This week, we have yogi and breathwork expert, Antonia Balazs on the show to share tips on how to stay calm in the holiday season.

Fight holiday stress with a quick meditation, guided by Jen Glantz, that you can play in a bathroom stall - when hiding during a chaotic afternoon at work - or when you go for a walk to get away from the nagging questions or heated discussions with family or friends.