Find My Thrive with Allison Task Allison Task

Kate McNeil became a single mother by choice to not one, but two lucky children. In this episode of Find My Thrive, she shares how she did it, from securing sperm to finding a nanny so that she could continue to work her flexible part time job. Kate is a consummate thriver, and she'll even share some surprising benefits to single motherhood, and how her companies supported her pregnancy.

Hear how singer and actor Carly Kincannon created her own vintage entertainment group, America's Sweethearts. As Carly shares, many actors have "Joe jobs" while they pursue their craft, and Carly decided to make her dream job her "Joe job": bringing joy to people, and helping people feel something they might not otherwise feel. Carly transports her audiences into time periods through American History, from the 1860s to the 1970s. Have a listen and learn how Carly found her thrive.

Are feeling a pull to a non-traditional career? Bobby McFarland yielded to the pull of the professional kitchen. Hear how his curious mind, love of eating, and parent’s kitchen rules fueled his passion. Learn how he rocketed to the top – Chef du Cuisine of @RoyaleRaleigh (best new restaurant in Research Triangle, according to @IndyWeek) doing what he loves.

Carla Greengrass shares how she grew her flexible business to 6-figures, all while performing the duties of the primary caretaker for three children. If you're interested in running your own flexible business (Stella & Dot, Isagenix, Rodan & Fields), listen here for some "dirty little secrets" about being a working mom.

At age 28, Brittany DeMaio decided to leave corporate and become the first franchisee of Little Nest Studios, a boutique photography studio that specializes in family and child photography. Those adorable squishy infant photos? Brittany's team makes it so. Learn about how she made the leap.

Joe Gandarillas is a gifted yoga teacher and coach; one interaction with Joe will make clear just how special he is. His story is anything but typical; he had a disabling genetic disease in his thirties that caused him to refocus, reprioritize, and rebuild. Through the help and encouragement of his mother-in-law, Joe reclaimed his life from a totally different perspective.