Giving H.E.D. The Podcast Sherri Vanderpool

In this episode, we're talking to Ms. Kymberli Calloway about how she left Corporate America, found her passion and made a business out of it.  Kym felt the pressure of having to choose between motherhood and working, as most women do when they are working in Corporate America.  Kym decided that she was no longer going to feel that pressure nor was she ever going to have make a choice between work and her family. 
This led Kym to finding her passion in organizing others.  She tells us about how she started her business 14 years ago and how she has worked with everyone from regular people to celebrities.  Kym thoroughly loves what she does.
Kym drops so many gems on the importance of being organized and how that makes life so much easier especially in this mature stage of our lives.
Kym is such an inspiration and so motivating to see how she took a problem and was able to solve it for others and make a business out of it.  If you are wondering how to get organized, check out what we discussed in this episode.
We touched on the following:⁣
How Kym found her passion in organizing others lives.⁣⁣ How organization can make your life easy.⁣⁣ Valuable tips which include how to organize your photos!! (This was a gem!)⁣⁣ The Difference between an organizer and a cleaner. Why Kym doesn't organize a hoarders home. ⁣⁣Definitely reach out to Kym. As you can tell from the interview she is a ball of fun, knows her shit and is so passionate about what she loves.⁣⁣
Get in Contact:
Kymberli Calloway - Insta @dallasorganizer⁣⁣⁣ | Facebook @getorganizeddfw | Twitter @getorganizeddfw | Pinterest @dallasorganizer | LinkedIn @dallasorganizer | Website www.DallasOrganizer.com 
Giving H.E.D. - Insta @givingh.e.d | Facebook @givinghed https://linktr.ee/GivingHed | Buy Me A Coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/givinghed⠀⠀⠀⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣

Ms. Shonitria Anthony is the CEO and Founder of the brand Blunt Blowin' Mama. Her platform is all about normalizing the conversations around cannabis and being a mom.  She has a podcast which is extremely informative and very entertaining.  She provides information about all areas surrounding smoking weed and being a mom.  Her belief is "moms who smoke weed are not bad moms."  If you like that whole statement she has t-shirts with that on it and you can find that @bbmclothingline . 
In this episode we discussed all things cannabis as it relates to parenthood, decriminalization, ailments, menopause, sex and much more.  Shonitria is very knowledgeable about the benefits of cannabis and the cannabis industry.  She was able to school us about the many areas that we had no clue about.  If you want to learn more about cannabis and the many benefits it has, then this is the episode for you.
Keep In Touch - givinghed@gmail.com | @givingh.e.d 
Keep in Touch - Shonitria Anthony | @bluntblowinmama | bluntblowinmama.com | @bbmclothingline
 
 

In this exclusive episode Jamel Hardtman shares with us how his collaboration mindset has made him successful.  He spoke on the different areas that collaboration has been a key to his success.  Jamel was very open about how he was instrumental in getting the law changed in Bermuda as it pertained to conscription. Jamel is also very passionate about his work in the media field.  He discusses all his ventures that are tools used to collaborate with others to make a difference. 
Insta - @jamelhardtman @thedailyhour @thefull100radio
www.jamelhardtman.com

In this episode we talk to Mr. and Mrs. Simon Justesen about how their marriage is a true blending of differences: cultures, racial and religious backgrounds, languages, parenting styles, even their physical appearances! Despite the opposites that their marriage merges, through this bond they have created and maintained a “fortress of well-being” that supports and nurtures their spiritual, emotional, intellectual, and social growth together and as individuals.  In this episode Simon and Krisia also discuss “The Questions,” a list of questions that Krisia’s parents gave them to answer before they gave their consent to the marriage. They owe a large portion of the success and smooth going in their marriage to them as they got to know and learn each other through them.

Looking for some inspiration and motivation to weather the storm in your marriage than this is the episode for you! Dwayne and Tennille get real personal about their 10 year marriage and they share their ups and downs and how they were able to get through it with their core values such as love, trust, communication, honesty and learning how they were able to remove their emotions during challenges.⁣

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Taylor were established in 1998 as husband and wife. In this episode they get personal and transparent about their marriage and the ups and downs they endured. Malcolm and Nicole share how marriage wasn't really what they expected. The episode is full of gems being dropped as this couple take you on a journey about how they have survived 22 years marriage and how they are looking forward to the next 22 years. They love each other more now and have a better understanding of each other than when they met. If you want to know how they invested in their marriage to have a return of 22 years, tune into this episode it will definitely leave you inspired.⁣