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Author Champions Hope

August 26, 2021 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Anita Wladichuk talks about her books and how they provide hope through adversity.

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: abuse, Adversity, Anastasia and The Ghostly Owl The Choice Was Hers!, Anastasia and The Ghostly Owl The Sequel, Anita Wladichuk, author, book, healing, health, internet radio, on-demand radio, online radio, pat lynch, podcast, radio for women, speak up, strength, The Ghostly Owl, trauma, women's radio network, Womens Radio, WomensRadio

Overcome Life’s Changes

March 22, 2021 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Sylvia Beckerman shares how she works with women to help them overcome all of life’s changes.

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: Career Change, Changing Events, death, divorce, Female Leaders, Inner Strength, internet radio, Life Après, life changes, motivation, on-demand radio, online radio, pat lynch, Personal power, podcast, positivity, radio for women, speak up, strength, Sylvia and Me, Sylvia Beckerman, Values, women, women in radio, Women Leaders, women's radio network, Womens Radio, WomensRadio

What to Know Before Starting Your Own Business

December 26, 2018 by Susan Michel

Young entrepreneurs and friends Kelsey and Mallory discuss the process of creating their own business while both under the age of 30.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Brand, business, career, confidence, creativity, Differences, entrepreneur, family, Flexibility, friends, Glen Eagle, goals, journey, Obstacles, relationships, strength, Susan Michel, The Middle Way, women

Kelli Tanghe and Team Ari: Pushing for Inclusion, One Race at a Time

November 14, 2018 by Susan Michel

Kelli sprang into action when her daughter Arianna voiced her desire to participate in sports like her siblings and classmates did.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Assisted Athletes, business, career, Cerebral Palsy, Childhood, children, Children with Disabilities, confidence, daughter, disability, Disabled Children, family, Flexibility, Glen Eagle, handicap, Handicapped Children, Inspiring, journey, life, lifestyle, Marathon, mom, mother, Mother and Daughter, motherhood, motivation, Obstacles, parenting, Physical Handicap, Physical Therapy, Physically Challenged, race, running, strength, Susan Michel, Team Arianna, The Middle Way, triathlon, Wheelchair Race, woman, women

The Oldest Woman to Swim the English Channel on Retirement Adventuring

October 31, 2018 by Susan Michel

The oldest woman to ever swim the English Channel reflects on her journey from a mom cheering in the stands to a grandma breaking records.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: adventure, challenges, Determination, english channel, Glen Eagle, goals, Grandmother, inspiration, mom, mother, Old Age, open water swimming, passion, record breaking, retirement, strength, Susan Michel, swim, swimmer, swimming, The Middle Way, travel, working mom, working mother, world record

Sara Schaer on Kango: An App for Working Moms, Created by One

August 22, 2018 by Susan Michel

Sara was a working mom struggling to get her kids from school to practice to wherever they needed to be, until she made an app for that.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: App, Babysitting, business, career, Carpooling, confidence, entrepreneur, family, Flexibility, Glen Eagle, growth, journey, Kango, marketing, Mistakes, mother, Obstacles, parenting, Ride Sharing, Silicon Valley, single mother, strength, Susan Michel, The Middle Way, Uber, women, women in business, working mother

A Balancing Act: Starting a Business with your Best Friend

August 8, 2018 by Susan Michel

Susan sits down with Meghan Patke and Lisa Strangis to discuss how they decided to take a leap and take their friendship to a new level.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: business, Business Partners, career, Collaboration, communication, Compromise, Differences, Flexibility, friends, Glen Eagle, journey, Obstacles, relationships, strength, Susan Michel, The Middle Way, women

Turning Obstacles into Opportunities with Briana Williams

July 25, 2018 by Susan Michel

Tune in as Briana candidly shares her journey of raising her daughter as a single mom at only 23 while a student at Harvard Law.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Briana Williams, business, career, confidence, Differences, family, Flexibility, Glen Eagle, Graduate School, Harvard, Harvard Law, journey, lawyer, mother, Obstacles, parenting, single mother, strength, Student Mother, Susan Michel, The Middle Way, women, working mother

Try CrossFit to Feel, Look, and Perform Better

June 1, 2012 by Kymberly Williams-Evans and Alexandra Williams

Fun and Fit Interview Certified CrossFit Trainer, Justin Kier to help you Feel, Look, and Perform Better.

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: Alexandra Williams, CrossFit, exercise, FitFluential, fitness, fun and fit, functional fitness, high impact, high intensity, Justine Kier, Kymberly Williams-Evans, metabolic training, strength, trainer, training, Warrior Pride Fitness