Episode 347 Success is measured not by how long you have lived, but HOW you live. -Yolanda Cellucci I knew this day would come, but I dreaded it. Fashionista, philanthropist and trailblazer Yolanda Cellucci has died at 91. And as it turns out, one of her last full length interviews was with me, in November 2022. So, we’ve pulled this gem out of the archives for you this week, as a way of remembering and honoring a truly great human being. Trust me when I tell you: she was

Episode 345 Women are underestimated. I sit in board rooms with capital investors and other decision makers and I know that there are women with better ideas, and still, they don’t get a chance. - Heather Roberts Welcome to the story of an entrepreneurial mother of 6 who made the discovery of her life during the most difficult time in her life. In the spotlight, Heather Roberts, Founder & CEO of Mom Bomb, MomBomb.shop, a social impact company that makes all-natural bat

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292| Ellen Thayer: Artist & Former Meteorologist, loverocksme.com I can look at a pile of rocks and instantly find that one heart rock....

289|Tracey Wheeler Noonan: Shark Tank Superstar & Author I want older women to know: if you want to do something, get out there and do...

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188 | Pam Lewis: Nashville Publicist & Entrepreneur Interview If you want to be successful, start by making your bed and getting up in...

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