When Lily Scalf wanted to go from fashion illustration to clothing design, she taught herself to sew, created a
collection and was invited to Paris Fashion Week. Now she shares her design skills and love for sustainable fabrics with students of all ages, creating conscious consumers along the way.
You might think an Army veteran who has always worked in the service of others, is a single mom of 3 and is getting her MBA might not have time to open a business. But then you haven't met Renee Waller--owner of Selfie Space--a place to stop for a moment and celebrate... life.
Finding homes for families--especially single moms-- is more than a career for Marie Morris. It's her opportunity to be a counselor, a confidant and someone who gives them courage as they start the next season of their life...and make it their best one yet.
When Dominique Wash says "Let's Get Loaded" she's not talking about alcohol. She's talking about potatoes--loaded baked potatoes that is. As the mom of an autistic son, a counselor and chef, Dominique opened Loaded Potatoes To Go to feed an underserved community and advocate for autism awareness.
When Samm Hutchison couldn't find a pet food that met her dog's allergy needs, she figured she wasn't alone and created a line of hormone free, steroid free, organic dog food and treats. Her favorite taste tester? You guessed it. Bear.
When Leeann Courson talks about addiction and recovery she speaks from experience and shares how she turned her pain into her purpose. This busy mother of four helps people who suffer from addiction find the care they need to lead a healthy life and get the support they need to sustain recovery.
Where do pickle ball, fundraising and breast cancer all come together? For Katie Cox, that's a typical day working with Susan G. Komen. Diagnosed with breast cancer at 30, Katie shifted careers from fashion to Komen where she leads national campaigns and connects survivors to the support they need.
As the Director of Gift of Hope, Michelle Reef describes her mission in five simple words, "we turn tragedy into triumph." She and her team connect families who have lost a loved one to families in need of a life saving gift that is both a treasure and a legacy.
If you think starting a new business in a foreign country, just after college graduation, in the middle of a pandemic might be daunting, you haven't met Andrea Larson. Join us as she shares her joy, her passion and her purpose of "changing families' lives through food."
Although she began her career as a locksmith and worked her way up to designing corporate security systems in Dallas, Amber Green was ready for a change. Her move to the Midwest opened a new door for her as she founded Dreamer Boards and unlocked her purpose.
If you've been thinking about starting your own business, listen as Kayla shares her entrepreneurial journey that started at age 11, making and selling jewelry at a roller rink. Her message? No matter your age, follow your passion, live your purpose and choose your own life path. Period.
Francie Hinrichsen started Founding Females to help women entrepreneurs come together to affirm the dream on their heart, sharpen one another's skills and change their trajectory by building a business around their life... instead of building a life around their business.
If you've ever wondered what it's like to work in the world of venture capitalists and start ups, tune into our discussion with Nate Domenighini to learn how he connects founders with funders and helps entrepreneurs get the support they need to bring their innovation to life.
Why is it so hard to make your self care a priority? Listen as Kathryn Spitznagle talks about what may be stopping you and how to take small steps toward building trust with yourself by keeping your promises and holding yourself accountable for daily renewal...even if it's only one minute at a time.
When you think about your own self care, do you know what revitalizes you? Do you know why something specific is rejuvenating for you? Listen as Kathryn Spitznagle explains how the answers to both of these questions are equally important and why prioritizing self care is just plain good leadership.
When you think of self care, you may think of exercise, nutrition or relaxation. Do you also consider the dialog in your mind? Is it positive? Productive? Take a listen as Kathryn Spitznagle shares how to use self talk to cherish the person you are today and encourage the one you're becoming.
As a clinical pharmacist of South Asian descent, Bhavana Jain felt she had a calling for healthcare but a passion for fashion. She went to design school to enable her dual career and when she launched her first line of women's clothing who were her biggest fans? Her pharmaceutical co-workers.
She's known as the Baby Whisperer and the Concierge Chiropractor but to all of her patients big and small Dr. Airn Houlahan's healing hands are a gift. Listen as she shares her journey of taking Abundant Life Chiropractic from a side hustle to a franchise, empowering young women along the way.
She's known as the Chicago Pattern Maker, but Xochil Herrera Scheer does more than product development in the apparel industry. She turns a fashion designer's vision into reality and then helps them take it to market. What's her secret to making all of this happen for so many designers? Listening.
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