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3 Simple Steps to Your Epic Life
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Maybe it's a long holiday weekend, or the fact that the end of 2020 is on the horizon that I'm thinking about goals and leveling up.
Or maybe it's because I'm sitting in the ski chalet while my kids are having the time of their life and I feel like I won the lottery!
You see, two years ago my brother took my entire family skiing. That would be 5 kids and me. Downhill skiing. No small chunk of change.
But he...
Back on the Farm🐄
Growing up on a farm was a privilege, although I didn’t think so at the time.
But now, so few people get the opportunity, and I can’t help but think they are missing out. Missing out on the nitty gritty of what it takes to really create the food we eat, the family bonding that goes along with that, and of course all the smells. Nothing like fresh cut alfalfa.
This episode we dive into foundations of starting a business strong so you can grow up big and strong. We’re going...
✨Visually Speaking✨ - with Jessica Morrison
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Consistency is huge for me. In all aspects of your life.
My guest today, Jessica Morrison, specializes in helping female service based businesses create a consistent brand that carries through all platforms. And we both kinda geek out on it. We also chat about how she stays organized with being a mama of 3 young boys, navigating life as a business owner and partner.
Always some takeaways for us to learn from. Enjoy!
OH! And she has a freebie quiz for...
⌁Breaking the Code⌁ with Dr. Sharon Jones
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So what does “To Kill a Mockingbird” have to do with today?
Can we really move our education system into a more technology versed world that is both user friendly and fun?
With so many schools and educators scrambling to make their online learning run as smooth as possible through technology (thank you COVID) Dr. Sharon Jones specializes into it. Working with educators and parents to apply life learning into computer science application...
💥Choose Your Own Epic Success💥
Can I tell you a secret?
I don't like to talk about my kids.
Why?
Because I'm not that good at being a mom. Most days I feel like I suck at it. There are too many opinions, personalities and emotional roller coasters to navigate and that's just me.
So when I meet people, I usually like to just talk biz. Because it's safe. I usually have a clue and most days I feel like I'm doing pretty darn good at it.
So when I met Melissa Corkum, a parent...