Business, Education, Mentoring, and Motherhood | My Interview for the Life in Motion Podcast

This morning I was excited to share my thoughts on business, education, and motherhood on the Life in Motion podcast hosted by Lynn Winter.

Find out how I transitioned from “chasing my business” to making it work for me and what it took for me to achieve a work / life balance that works for me.

Learn how my education courses and mentoring programs came to be and how I realized my passion for teaching others.

Hear what Lynn considers the best piece of advice I have ever given her.

After listening, join the conversation… tell me what was your favorite takeaway from this episode? How do you personally achieve work /life balance?

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