Be a Life WellLived: Recent Episodes
Sarah Danee
I would like to invite you to listen to the stories of people. These people could easily be your neighbor, your friend or a family member but you haven't met them yet...you haven't heard their story. Come and join me on a journey as we hear from those whose influence on our world is a silent yet supportive presence. Lets join them on their journey and learn from each other as we all create our pathways to have lives that are Well Lived.
Would you like to make better decisions? Do you struggle with why you make the same type of decisions over and over again? This podcast is for you! Let's explore how your personality type can affect your individual decision making process. You will learn how to identify key decision points, build a decision making model and execute a decision making process.
Marcee was educated in computers and accounting but at the age of 27 her life took a turn as she began a past time of repurposing antique furniture. Through her antiquing connections she met artists who invested in her talent and at the age of 50 she stepped away from her business career to persue her artistic passion. Her pieces sell in high end galleries and have been awarded prizes at juried competitions throughout the United States.
In his first podcast interview, award winning Silversmith Greg Segura talks about his design inspirations and his love of art.
Horticulture expert Shannon McCabe tells of her love of gardening rare vegetables and flowers as well as her time working with Baker Creek to promote Heirloom Seeds.
Join me for an in depth look into the topics of today which include History, Culture, Engineering, Economics and the Environment!
Megan has established herself within the Operatic world as a singer, marketing specialist and program coordinator for Opera Recycles. She has learned to strive for balance in her career and home life while building a solid career with the help of mentors and friends.
Educated in Marketing and Interior Design, Sabrina found her passion in glass beads left over from a jewelry making project. Her two and three dimensional designs have won artistic aclaim and are featured at art galleries in Utah, Florida and Pennsylvania.