All Good Things Lynn Smith

Jim Markowsky emigrated to the U.S. as a young boy and learned when you like what you're doing and you work hard, you always accomplish and you always succeed. He is also Lynn’s dad.
IN THIS EPISODE, JIM TALKS WITH LYNN ABOUT:
The early years of uncertainty in a German occupied countryThe kindness of those who helped displaced peopleEmigrating to the United StatesEmulating the work ethic instilled by watching his parentsChoosing to go to college to pursue an education in something he enjoyedThe doors of opportunity that opened after collegeThe loss of people helping community over the last several years

Jesse Itzler is an author, entrepreneur, and keynote speaker who is constantly pushing himself to build his best life resume and inspiring others to do the same. 
IN THIS EPISODE, JESSE TALKS WITH LYNN ABOUT:
Mastering the art of saying noThe shift in family dynamicsCommitment, sacrifice, and passionUnwavering belief in the end of the storyAllowing children to experience disappointmentAlways having hope

Jennifer Quinn, known by her followers as JennyQ, is a podcaster, digital marketing expert, live-streaming pro and champion of her life story.
IN THIS EPISODE, JENNY Q TALKS WITH LYNN ABOUT:
Pervasive childhood traumaHer first “being seen” momentStrength and resiliencyBeing strategically vulnerableFinding that one safe personThe importance of self-care

Kimber Hill is the founder of VirtForce, the digital platform bridging the gap between active-duty military spouses and virtual careers.
IN THIS EPISODE, KIMBER TALKS WITH LYNN ABOUT:
Career longevity challenges for military spousesSaving her career by going remoteThe sacrifices of the military spouses at homeThe need to look at positions that are going to be able to be executed at home with the right talentWhy military spouses (male and female) make incredible employees

Dan Gingiss is an international keynote speaker who believes that a remarkable customer experience can be your best marketing. 
IN THIS EPISODE, DAN TALKS WITH LYNN ABOUT:
Getting your customers to talk positively about your brandHow to reach companies: try private channels firstThe W.I.S.E. strategy: Witty, Immersive, Shareable, ExtraordinaryThe importance of rectifying a poor customer experienceThe massive power of experience

After his father died on 9/11 in the World Trade Center, nine-year-old Matthew John Bocchi began an obsessive quest to find out exactly how he died. 
IN THIS EPISODE, MATTHEW TALKS WITH LYNN ABOUT:
The obsession to find out what happened to his dad on 9/11Being taken advantage ofDrug addiction and alcoholismFinding joy after trauma, and sobrietySharing his story of strength and resilienceRemembering his dad for the life he lived