Interviews with extraordinary people doing ordinary things to support their families.
To become a successful life coach, Heidi Benjaminsen got serious about her certification and her business—the latter being the most important. Learn how she plans to make a six-figure salary in less than three years.
If you struggle with “aspirational shame” or simply want to better align your career and family goals, then listen to this interview with a woman who knows how you feel.
After taking care of everyone else, this stay-at-home mom finally got the go-ahead to start a business of her own, but it was not at all the business she expected.
From getting up in the middle of the night to living apart from her family for two years, this former stay-at-home mom made many sacrifices to earn two master’s degrees and a doctorate in record time.
After going back to school to get the tools she needed to better-parent her own children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, Michele Portlock wanted to share what she learned with other desperate parents.
When my business failed financially, I had to choose between going back to a former career or finding a new way to support my family.
Think you can’t have a career in STEM and raise a family? Dawnika Blatter, PhD, research geologist, worked hard (and feels blessed) to have both the family and the career she always wanted…but it wasn’t easy.
Forget everything you know about network marketing and listen to this interview with Megan Hunter, a doTERRA Wellness Advocate, who has been building a thriving business for nearly a decade.
When she lost her business, her savings, and all hope of a quick financial recovery, Jaylene Groeniger returned to her roots and dug into real estate. Now she is one of the most successful realtors in the Treasure Valley.
Jennifer Anderson, recruiter and career coach of 22 years, shares how to use a recruiter to find your next opportunity to bless the world.
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