When her mother’s friend died in a plane crash in 2001 having no plan for his family or his business upon his death, Janise Graham saw the devastating effects a lack of financial planning can have. She knew then that business insurance and succession planning were her callings.
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Racial History and Sundown Towns Ep. 142 – James Loewen’s gripping retelling of American racial history as it should, and could, be taught, Lies My Teacher Told Me, has sold more than 1,500,000 copies and continues to inspire K-16 teachers to get students to challenge, rather than memorize, their textbooks. Top Takeaways: Fighting for the
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Do you know that 98% of the websites in the world are not accessible? Plus there are over 4000 lawsuits filed in the last year over digital accessibility. If you are an employer, do you know what you should do to ensure workplace accessibility? All these questions and more are answered by Sheri Byrne-Haber, a disability expert consultant and blogger. Find out where your own liabilities are!
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After feeling unfilled in several jobs, a friend asked Rae Meadows what she would really like to do and she answered, out of the blue, “Be a writer.” That statement turned out to be utterly life changing.
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Worldwide Event Planner Ep. 74 – Alison Gross weaves a fascinating story of excelling as a worldwide event planner of global events such as in Monte Carlo to coordinating the Maccabi games and a world sailing race in the U.S. She’s all about thought leadership and models it through her blogs. She started a business
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Lisa Preston: Learn the importance of teaching children at an early age not to keep secrets as a way to protect them from abuse. You will also learn the power of working on yourself with love and boundaries so you can exhibit the same for others.
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Surviving a divorce, home schooling, and parenting and then getting remarried, Jennifer Fink has experience in and thoughts about many areas, including counseling, anxiety, and today’s issues our children are facing.
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Julie Toronczak demonstrates that trailblazers are ageless. Her mission is to share the lessons she has learned in Self-Love through growing up with her twin brother Michael who has downs syndrome. Her story is heart-rending while being educational. She doesn’t downplay how hard it can be to communicate, but gives insight to understanding and communicating with a close family member with Downs Syndrome. She is an example for all of us.
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How to Make Remote Work! Clare Price Ep. 121 – Many of us were floundering in March 2019 when we had to work from home. COVID was raging outside our door – we had to stay in to work unless we were classified as an essential worker. Clare Price, CEO of Octain Growth, wrote and
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Just Do It! Write Your Story! Karen Kendra Ep. 117 – How are you planning to re-fire after your retirement? Perhaps, find a new second career that you’re passionate about and will help you continue building your legacy and impacting others? Karen Kendra loves writing and says “Write Your Memoirs!” Karen Kendra is a former
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