Piece of Work with Danielle Tantone: Recent Episodes
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We’ve all looked at someone, shaking our heads in annoyance, disgust, or disbelief and muttering under our breath…“Boy, she’s a real piece of work!” But every time I hear myself feeling that way toward another person, a little voice inside me says, “Oh yeah, well who are you to judge? You’re the biggest piece of work around!” As I worked to write my memoir over so many years, trying to make sense of a story where I was way too often the bad guy instead of the hero, I came to understand that we are all a piece of work. But we’re also a work in progress. And even in our messiness, we are a work of art, too. All at the very same time. Life and work are beautiful and messy. This podcast will explore the stories and struggles that make us human, and all the ways we work to make sense of it all. Welcome to Piece of Work, the podcast.
Have you ever stood at the crossroads of change, your identity shimmering like a mirage on the horizon? Ashleigh Renard joins us in this heartfelt journey through the ebbs and flows of personal evolution. Together, we peel back the layers of our lives, sharing stories of love and faith, the transformative power of self-reflection, and the bravery it takes to be true to oneself. We delve into Ashleigh's memoirist journey—how she hung up her ice skates, graced the writer's desk, and saw her life leap from page to screen.
If you've ever felt tangled in the expectations of gender roles or puzzled over the dynamics of monogamous relationships, this conversation is for you. We unravel the misconceptions about women's desires, the impact of patriarchy on sexual relationships, and the importance of assertiveness in intimacy. Our dialogue dances through the nuances of modern dating, from sifting through dating apps to the effects of surviving breast cancer on personal connections. We explore how success and vulnerability intertwine, shaping our relationships and leading us to discover what truly resonates in partnerships.
As we wrap up this tapestry of personal anecdotes and shared experiences, we reflect on the spirit of triumph and the power of setting intentions for a joyous year ahead. We discuss the beauty in acknowledging past growth, embracing 'new mistakes only,' and even the fulfillment that can come from intimacy. Join us as we celebrate our personal triumphs, from nurturing parenting to transforming our living spaces, and set the stage for a year of celebration, connectivity, and continued self-discovery.
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You are in for a treat with this week's episode. Katrina Dorow's attitude and energy in then face of continuing struggles with breast cancer are breathtaking and inspiring. Sometimes life's biggest trials bear the greatest gifts. Katrina is a breast cancer survivor and spiritual practitioner whose story of diagnosis and spiritual growth will touch your heart. Her work with equine gestalt therapy has been a beacon of light in her journey, and her resilience, strength, and transformation will empower you to face your own struggles with light and love.
Undergoing cancer treatment can be an uphill battle, even more so in the face of the global pandemic. As Katrina and I banter about our respective experiences, we are reminded of the significance of authenticity and compassion, even in the face of life's toughest challenges.
We talk about navigating negativity, faith, family, genetic testing, breast reconstruction choices, and more, leaving you inspired, moved, and hopeful.
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I think you'll enjoy this one. I get pretty vulnerable about what's going on in my life and ask for your feedback on how you'd like to see this podcast evolve and grow.
We talk about navigating life transitions, dealing with love addiction, and exploring self-image issues after breast cancer reconstruction - all while juggling a demanding job and trying to be an author/entrepreneur.
In the midst of my third divorce, a recent move, Medicare open enrollment and financial challenges, I'm learning to understand and embrace the hurdles that life throws.
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Ready to unravel the complexities of Medicare? I'm Danielle Tantone, and in this episode, I'll be your trusty guide through the labyrinth of insurance options available to you as you approach and surpass the age of 65. A seasoned independent agent, I've cultivated an abundance of knowledge about how the whole thing works. Together, we'll fend off the overwhelming influx of information, sidestep deceptive tactics and dodge fraudulent calls.
I like to say that Medicare is the silver lining, the hidden gem of getting older. And my goal is to unpack it in a way that is simple, understandable, peaceful, and even fun.
Beyond original Medicare which only covers you 80% and leaves you with unlimited financial risk, the two principal options are Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement Plans. Both have their pluses and minuses, and I'll lay them out for you in an unbiased manner. There's no one-size-fits-all right choice.
Whether you're researching Medicare options for yourself or someone you care about, this episode could be your first step to help you make the most informed decisions about healthcare coverage. So, buckle up and let's get started!
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When faced with my own double mastectomy, I was fortunate enough to find skilled and empathetic support from Dr. Tim Matatov, a highly regarded plastic and reconstructive surgeon at Southwest Breast and Aesthetics. This episode is an in-depth conversation about that journey, where we unpack the marvels and challenges of reconstructive surgery, the options available to breast cancer patients, and the anatomical and biological traits that play a critical role in the process.
Navigating the difficult choices that come with a breast cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming. That's why Dr. Matatov and I get candid about the importance of shared decision-making and how information overload can lead to 'choice paralysis.' We also talk about breast implant illness and the challenges in accommodating all types of reconstruction.
We round off this enlightening conversation by exploring the options for breast reconstruction using silicone implants, autologous tissue reconstruction, and other types of flap surgeries. We highlight the risks, particularly the risk of flap loss, and share how these can be minimized. The process of nipple reconstruction and the role of medical tattoos in creating an illusion of an areola are given their due attention. This episode is a valuable listen for anyone grappling with breast cancer and considering reconstructive surgery.
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Are you worried about the intimidating process of college planning? In this episode, I sit down with Shawn Coates, the owner of Class 101 Mesa Gilbert. We hired Shawn to help our daughter choose the right school, create a stellar application, and secure the best scholarship opportunities. She demystified the process for us, and I know she can do so for you, too.
We delve into a wide array of topics, from exploring student interests in careers like medicine to the intricacies of college application deadlines and financial considerations. Shawn gives us a glimpse into unique programs and activities that high school students can pursue to make themselves competitive candidates for college applications. She also unravels the complexities of college application processes, touching on the pros and cons of early action, early decision, and regular decision. Along the way, she stresses the importance of having a backup plan and doing due diligence before making a decision.
Lastly, Shawn doesn't shy away from the often dreaded issue of college affordability. She shares her wisdom on how students and families can navigate the financial aspect, and the crucial role of scholarships in easing the burden. She also emphasizes the need to understand the true cost of a college education and to consider more affordable college options. So tune in, and let this illuminating conversation guide you and your child in the college planning process.
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Hi there. Welcome to Piece of Work, the Podcast. I’m Danielle Tantone. I’m a nurse, author, coach, and survivor.
I love inspiring people to live their best life, reach for those big dreams, and find joy even in the pain.
As I wrote my memoir over so many years, trying to make sense of a story where I was way too often the bad guy instead of the hero, I came to understand that we are all a piece of work. But we’re also a work in progress. And even in our messiness, we are a work of art, too. All at the very same time. In fact we are all beautifully unique pieces of one masterpiece, waves in the same ocean.
This podcast will explore the stories and struggles that make us human, the miracles that surround us, and all the ways we work to make sense of it all. Welcome to Piece of Work, The Podcast, with Danielle Tantone.
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Getting to know James, contemplating our conflicting religions, trying to figure out if we have a future together...
My first husband, Ian, didn’t believe in God, but we still celebrated Christmas. I even cut down my first Christmas tree with him. According to him, I was too “religious.” But the truth is I’ve always been more spiritual than religious - seeking truth, trying to understand God and people, never simply following the rules and reciting prayers and rituals by rote. In my mind, “religious” is doing things the way they’re supposed to be done, without asking why. It’s a lot of shoulds and shouldn’ts. There are religious Jews, Christians, Catholics, Mormons, Muslims, even atheists. That’s not me.
But I’ve always been interested in religion, faith, humanity, and understanding the divine power that to me is undeniable on this earth and in each of us. I guess that’s one reason my first marriage didn’t last long. How could I be with someone who doesn’t even believe there’s a God, when I see the evidence of His amazing handiwork everywhere I look - in a baby’s smile, a patch of grass, a bird’s song, the kindness of people, the tiny miracles of everyday life?
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I make sure James understands that I’ve been married and divorced already, and that even if I hadn’t, I never even considered saving sex for marriage. I tell him a little bit about Ian, and he reveals that he’s recently broken up with a girl named Janie, the first girlfriend he’d had since high school, when he decided to swear off dating in favor of mountain biking.
As soon as we start talking about past relationships, I’m struck with the absolute certainty that this handsome 26-year-old, 6’4” man is a virgin.
“Did you have sex with Janie?” I ask, already knowing the answer.
“No.”
“Have you ever had sex?”
“No.”
“Are you waiting for marriage?” I ask, knowing he is.
“Yes,” James says, breathing a sigh of relief and looking at me with a bewildered expression, his eyes asking, “How on earth could you have guessed that?”
I know because this conversation is like a déjà vu of another conversation 10 years ago with Lewis, a Christian guy I dated briefly in college. It’s because of Lewis that I even know this is still a thing people do: saving themselves for marriage in the name of Jesus.
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My friend and fellow Medicare Agent Brian McArthur talks about the ABCDs of Medicare and the Medicare Execution Process he uses with financial advisors. Then we get personal and he shares the story of a deadly accident on a California freeway that changed his life...
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My friend Rebecca Johnson happened to be in sweltering hot AZ, so we thought we'd chat on the podcast.
Just like me, she's a self-proclaimed hot mess and a work in progress. Her best friend's son was murdered, her husband died suddenly, and then she found out she had a rare form of eye cancer. That would be enough to knock the life out of anyone.
But laughter, friendship, breakdowns, work...and trips to the hot Arizona desert helped her heal.
Her advice to anyone grieving or suffering: Take Five. Take five minutes, take five hours, take five days, take five months...but don't take five years.
We talked about love and marriage, marking anniversaries. We talked about the South, front porches...and the reality beyond the glossy photos...
We laughed about dry heat versus humid heat. We talked about paddling the Salt River.
You'll love her energy, her sweet southern accent and her heart. Listen wherever you listen to podcasts and please share, subscribe and review to help others find us.
Rebecca's podcast on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/love-is-not-dead-just-my-husband-widow-your-way-with/id1634500331
Rebecca's podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1mq7NZAavYxyKwjg2ZnWTj?si=80009c8f7adf4b1b
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This week’s episode is an excerpt from my book, Piece of Work. Chapter 1 - Looking for Love...SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2003
I take a bite of the best peanut butter and jelly sandwich I’ve ever tasted, soft bread
bursting with sticky grape jelly and smooth salty peanut butter. Mmm. It’s possible
anything would taste good right now, but I’m savoring every bite of this deliciousness.
After almost eight hours on the tiny hard seat of my road bike, I’m sitting alone at
a picnic table outside the cafeteria of the only high school in Gila Bend, Arizona. I can
almost feel my blood sugar perking up, my muscles refueling on carbs, fat and protein.
Always watching my weight, I mentally calculate my calories in versus calories out.
I’ve burned maybe 2000 calories, and only eaten a few energy bars, some banana halves, a turkey sandwich at lunch, and a packet of chocolate Gu. Surely, I must have lost a few pounds in all those hours. I’ve always been short and curvy, never quite as skinny as I wanted to be.
It’s Saturday - no kids on campus today. Just a bunch of crazy adults
participating in the 2003 MS150, a two-day, 150-mile cycling event that benefits Multiple Sclerosis.
A glob of jelly plops down on my thigh and I look down in an exhausted haze at
my aching, tingling legs. They don’t look any leaner. Maybe a little tanner, though? Or
perhaps that’s just a layer of sweat and grime. Regardless, I scoop the jelly up with my
finger and lick it unabashedly. God made dirt and dirt don’t hurt.
My right calf has some chain grease on it, a rookie mark, my cycling buddies in
college would call it. I should be out of the rookie phase by now. But I think the guys I
worked with at Outdoor Adventures would be glad to see how far I’ve come on the little purple Cannondale road bike they helped me pick out 10 years ago. It was like it was waiting there for me, on sale, mounted up on a pedestal, extra small just for me. I rode it around the parking lot, and I’ve been working hard to become a real cyclist ever since.
I’m 29 now, still not fast on the bike, and hardly the ideal image of a cyclist, but I’ll give
myself credit for being one persistent little Energizer Bunny...
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This episode was a special treat. I somehow managed to convince my 17-year old daughter to come on my podcast - and she did brilliantly!
I think you'll enjoy getting a peek inside her brain and heart as she eloquently and honestly shares a few of her recent experiences. This episode will give you a taste of what it's like to come of age and navigate life as a teenager in these roaring 20s. With cell phones, social media, a charged political climate, a pandemic, and a sometimes stressful home life, it's a very different experience than I knew growing up.
Some highlights:
- What Camryn learned at Girl's State that she'll take with her the rest of her life
- How the college application process makes you feel like you have to "shatter yourself on the floor" like piggy bank or "core yourself like a peach." She's an amazing poet and shared one of her poems about college admissions...
- What it was like starting high school during COVID
- How communication, connection and dating have changed with phones and social media
- How social media has exacerbated the polarizing politics of today
- Understanding that the other side isn't your enemy...learning to listen to people who think differently than you
- Adjusting our lens to see a new perspective
- Being patient, enjoying the messy middle, sticking with things and knowing when to pivot
- LIfe can be short, but life can be long, and it's never too late to chase those dreams! Life is about "both" "and"
Camryn is perhaps not a typical teenager, but I think she offers a unique glimpse into the experience of our kids today...
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This one is sort of an informal interview, with Mike asking me the questions...then of course interjecting has own thoughts along with my answers! (When Mike and I are together on the podcast, there's always a lot of banter, but thankfully our usual bickering is held at bay by the microphones in front of our faces!)
- We lived just a few miles fro one another in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois
- Grew up in Scottsdale, AZ - when it was just a little western town (met Mike in high school. but didn't;t get together until 20+ years later!)
- Being multi-passionate in college, having many interests: musical theater, journalism, french
- Becoming a multi-passionate entrepreneur - from real estate, writing, insurance...
- Becoming a nurse
- Feeling fractured, confused, but able to focus on one thing at a time - Who am I in this moment?
- All the meanings of the word work - art work, life work, hard work...
- What it feels like to be a young vivacious soul in an aging body
- Doing young people things at an older age - going back to school. having babies older, getting married and being a newlywed
- How time goes so quickly and age is such a relative term and feeling
- How marriage can be hard - we definitely do not have a stress free marriage!
- How different people fight, handle their emotions, communicate, and regulate their emotions
- What my mom thinks about my book
- Passionate speech, raising voices, heated discussions
- How people respond to you is more about them than about you. It's really not about you at all.
- Even as we become more enlightened, make so much progress, we are all still just human, We have good days and bad, happy and sad, days we get it mostly right and days we get it mostly bad.
- Life isn’t linear
- Reacting to the world around us
- Kids, schedule, planning, forgetting things
- Reflecting on my own births and babies every single day while helping patients give birth and witnessing babies born.
- The brain as a sponge. We can only hold so many memories in it. At some point, if we want new memories, we have to wring it out and we may lose some of the old info to still bring in new.
- Juggling jobs, family, business, dreams
- Communication, listening more than we speak, fighting well, being stubborn.
- We both always have to have the last word
- Mike can Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, emotionally up and down
- The love of my kids - even though teenagers are harder than toddlers
- My greatest need has always been to be seen and understood. This is pretty tough with teenagers who just don't see you at all. Feeling invisible
- I’m a strong woman, I’ve come through a lot, and I have to be me.
If you would like to share your story on the show, please reach out….
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Listen in to this deeply honest chat with interior designer Kara San Julian about breast cancer, kicking addictions, and taking control of her own life and health.
Kara was in the middle of Living Spaces with a design client when she got the news that she had cancer. ..
She continued to drink heavily even while on chemo...
But eventually she found healing and sobriety on her own terms.
We chatted about:
- Benefits and hazards of Dr. Google
- Oncotype test, chemotherapy, radiation, tamoxifen,
- Doxorubicin, The Red Devil
- Drinking and breast cancer
- Alcoholism and other addictions
- Going through Chemo during the holidays
- Taxol
- Neuropathy
- Ports and caustic medicines
- Education via TikTok
- Night nurse brain and chemo brain
- Oncotypes
- Treatment options - lumpectomy versus single mastectomy versus double mastectomy
- Oncologists
- IUDs and cancer risk
- Opting out of treatments
- Finding Sobriety during chemo
- COVID alcoholics
- Drinking beer for breakfast
- Writing cold turkey
- Caretakers and support systems
- Love addiction
- And more...
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My husband, Michael and I bantered about work, words, and everything else. We chatted about jobs and work, Cabbage Patch Kids, generational differences, raising teenagers, aging parents and Medicare.
Then we discussed bestselling author Colleen Hoover, BookTok, writing, and books made into movies. We talked about the editing of my own book, Piece of Work - its many themes - redemption, breast cancer, finding yourself, relationships, running, being human, and fumbling our way through life authentically.
We are all a Piece of Work, a Work in Progress and a Work of Art.
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Loved this chat with my friend Laura Maurer. Laura is a marketing strategy consultant and business coach for women entrepreneurs, helping them to gain clarity around their goals and create a clear roadmap to bring their vision to life. She's also the host of the Calm The Hell Down Podcast, where she explores unexpected ways that we can lead calmer and more joyful lives, and takes you behind the scenes as she and her partner build a retreat center on the coast of Ecuador.
See her work at https://www.lauramaurer.com
Listen to her podcast Calm the Hell Down https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/calm-the-hell-down/id1634298658
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Fun and focused conversation with my friend Brenda Winkle, a trauma-informed breath work facilitator, Reiki Master, Theta Healing Practitioner, coach and podcaster.
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Five years ago when I was considering going back to school to become a nurse in my mid-40s, I read a book called The Shift that gave me an amazingly accurate view into a day in the life of a nurse. It was my great honor to sit down with Theresa Brown, the author of that book.
Her third book, Healing: When a Nurse Becomes a Patient came out in paperback last month. It's a wonderful read about health and caring, breast cancer, grief, and healing. We had such a fun discussion about being a new nurse, an old nurse, a cancer survivor, a writer.
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You'll love this lively discussion with my new friend, Heat (short for Heather).
A fellow cancer survivor, Heat is a writer and photographer whose path includes teaching elementary band, a bout with Hodgkin's lymphoma, health coaching, triathlon, rock climbing, and mom to one son and two dogs. She is occasionally hilarious and always curious and is currently working on helping people have better scripts for interacting with their loved ones with cancer.
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This is the first episode I've ever recorded all by myself without anyone else to banter with and bounce things off of. Of course, I didn't run out of things to say. I think I may have even shared a little bit of wisdom. Listen as I share my thoughts about:
- My trip to NY and Ivy league college tour with my daughter
- Front porches
- Why I want to call my coaching system Refresh Renew Relate
- Picking up pennies
- Signs, signs, everywhere we look
- What we can learn about my experience with the game of Golf
- Sticking with it
- There's no right amount of time it should take to get there
- What I'm reading
- Lessons in Chemistry - by Bonnie Garmus
- Curly Hair
- Embracing what's natural, going with the flow, intuitive and intentional
- Medicare business
- Nursing, clinicals, IVs and Night Shift
- Helping people birth their book, business or breakthrough
- Helping other people see their potential
- Intro to my book, Piece of Work, a Memoir
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I loved getting to sit down with author and influencer Ashleigh Renard. Her memoir, Swing has become somewhat of a manual for couples who want to keep their marriages hot.
When I met Ashleigh last year in Cathy Heller's Abundant Ever After program, I was instantly impressed by her energy and spunk, and the fact that she had recently published a memoir, which I was working on doing myself.
I started following her on social media and devoured the audiobook version of her book. More than just a hilarious and sexy tale of dabbling in the swinger lifestyle, it's a raw and vulnerable story about motherhood, monogamy, and all of the complicated layers of modern married life.
Ashleigh has been called the Carrie Bradshaw for married people, building a community of couples who follow her for down to earth advice and fresh ideas for intimate communication in their marriages. She offers challenges, retreats, workshops, subscription boxes and more. She recently started a podcast of her own, Keeping it Hot with Ashleigh Renard. Listen wherever you listen to podcasts!
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Loved talking to my friend Dawn Brooks about so many things...from caring for her late husband with ALS, to finding your purpose, fitness as self care, and crushing your goals....
Dawn is a force to be reckoned with. You'll definitely want to listen to this inspiring episode.
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I loved getting to sit down in person with my new friend and fellow memoirist, Anna-Marie O'Brien. We talked about the beauty of being in the middle, how we are all more alike than we are different, writing memoir, buried treasure at the library, and so much more.
After listening to the episode, you can learn more about Anna-Marie and sign up for her memoir workshops and other goodies at AnnaMarieObrien.com
You can order her memoir, Adventures of a Metalhead Librarian here.
You can order her book about writing memoir, here.
Please listen, like, subscribe and share the show! Thank you for listening
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When you think of TikTok, you may envision mostly twerking teenagers, but perhaps you've caught wind that TikTok is for grownups too, and can even be used for marketing. My friend Shelby actually sold more than 40,000 copies of her poetry book thanks to a couple of videos that went viral on TikTok.
Shelby Leigh is a 25-year-old poet, mental health advocate, and book marketing strategist who has been writing on the internet for 7+ years, amassing a following of more than 500,000 readers. She is the author of the bestselling book, Changing with the Tides, and openly shares her mental health journey with self-doubt and anxiety. Shelby also empowers writers to show up on social media and promote their book and has helped over 1200 authors to date through courses, guides and 1:1 services.
I originally discovered her through a Facebook ad, purchased her TikTok guide for $27, and eventually hired her for some personal consulting on how to use social media to sell my own book. I still have a long way to go on that, but I have learned so much from Shelby, and I thought you'd enjoy meeting her too.
You can find her at shelbyleigh.co and on TikTok. Her newest book, Girl Made of Glass just came out in January, and is available on Amazon.
Check out my own novice attempts at TikTok here!
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For my first episode after a brief hiatus, I sat down with an old friend and colleague from the real estate industry, Jenni Vega, aka "Cutco Jenni."
We recently reconnected after she read my memoir and was impressed and inspired by my story. She said she wanted to know who my ghost writer was because she couldn't believe how well-written it was! In fact, she said she's now reading Prince Harry's memoir, Spare...and thought mine was actually better! (By the way, he did have a professional ghostwriter and I did not!)
Jenni is a vendor in the real estate industry, the #1 #1 Cutco Closing Gift representative in US since program inception in 2008. She's also the publisher of Real Producers East Valley and a real estate investor, focusing on charming and unique vacation rentals in unique locales.
We chatted about my memoir, investing in Airbnbs, working with spouses, scaling a business, and so much more. You will love Jenni's energy and exuberance.
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Just in time for Halloween! Danielle and Michael chat with Robin Coté, studio director at Dave Pratt's Star Worldwide Networks about growing up in radio, setting boundaries and creating healthy relationships, and talking to ghosts.
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Danielle chats with her book coach about the three parts of becoming a published author and how to make meaning of the stories in your heart.
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A breast cancer diagnosis can be life changing...but it's not all negative, especially if you catch it early. Three survivors chat about all the ways becoming part of the club no one ever chooses to join has changed their lives.
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In this casual debut episode, Producer Robin Cote interviews Danielle about why she wants to start a podcast, how she got into nursing after many other careers, breast cancer and more. Find out all the ways Danielle is a piece of work, a work in progress, and a work of art, all at the same time.
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