The Sisterhood of Success Rachel Lom & Jody Jedlicka

It seems like people feel more divided and disconnected than ever before. 
But how do we re-establish trust and create a positive environment where everyone’s contribution is appreciated and important?
Sisters Rachel Lom and Dr. Jody Jedlicka talk to coach and author Steve Jones about building strong teams at home, at work, and on the field by overcoming The Twin Thieves: fear of failure and fear of judgement.

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For some people, the path to parenthood doesn’t go as planned. In fact, roughly 20 percent of all pregnancies end in miscarriage.
In today’s episode, we discuss miscarriage, infertility, and mental health with author Kirsten Hopfensperger. Her book of poetry entitled "Rearranged" explores her personal journey to motherhood, including celebration, grief, isolation, depression, authentic support, and healing.

Despite this weighty and difficult subject matter, Kirsten's book -- and our conversation -- are both beautiful and inspirational. 
If you happen to be part of this sisterhood – or love and support someone else who is dealing with these issues – then we want you to know…you are not alone. We’ve got you.
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How are you spending your minutes to maximize your special moments in life? And what defines a special moment?

In this episode, we update you on the lessons we are learning based on the words/themes we chose at the beginning of the year in Episode 34, called Believe It’s Possible.

We were pretty surprised by how transformative this intentional focus has been for both of us already so early in the process.

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It seems like so many things are straining our relationships these days -- from simple online acquaintances to the ones that are most important to our happiness. In this episode, we talk with behavioral therapist and relationship counselor Charles LaTorre from Bellin Health about ways to discuss the things that matter most. He gives us tools for addressing issues and moving forward together. You won't want to miss this one.

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It feels like respectful discourse has kind of disappeared in today’s world. What would happen if we could bring it back?
We decided to explore the idea of SHOWING respect, and that when we BEHAVE with respect, it often elicits a better response!
In this episode, we discuss 10 ways our parents taught us to show respect to others and to ourselves and the surprising benefits of living respectfully.
Enjoy sage advice like "keep your fingers out of the pickle jar," and "Yabbit? What's a yabbit?" or one of our mom's favorites: "If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all."

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In order to make progress on anything, you FIRST have to believe it’s possible. That may sound simple, but in truth, many of us put subconscious limits or boundaries on what we think is possible for ourselves. 
 We create a life based on what we expect will happen…what we believe is within reach.
 In this episode, we start by sharing what we learned from the words and themes we chose last year instead of making a New Year’s Resolution, and we declare new words for the coming year. 
 But we also examine ways to recognize limiting thoughts and create a life beyond your expectations!

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