Women Like Me Stories & Business
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Women Like Me Stories & Business
Embracing Generational Wisdom – Stories of Resilience and Love
Have you ever wondered what it's like to receive wisdom passed down from generations of strong women?
This episode offers exactly that, featuring insights from 17 inspiring women from the Women, like Me community.
We begin with Lisa Ellis, whose tender recollections of comforting loved ones remind us of the power of presence.
Siobhan Moss encourages us to slow down and truly appreciate the moments we share with our children.
Then, there's Nancy Beaulieu, who shares invaluable advice on weathering life's inevitable storms with bravery and faith. Each story is a testament to resilience, strength, and the gentle guidance that shapes our journey.
As the episode unfolds, you’ll hear heartwarming family traditions from Brenda Cooper and Teresa Waugh, and Leanne Giavedoni's determination to break generational patterns.
Stephanie Denhollander and Sabrina Lambert reveal the resilience forged through life's challenges. Rhonda Funk closes with a stirring call to share our stories, emphasizing the profound connections we form through storytelling.
This collection doesn’t just offer lessons; it provides a comforting embrace and the hope that these shared experiences can guide and inspire future generations. Join us for a heartfelt journey through the wisdom of women who have walked before us and left us with treasures of love and resilience.
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JULIE FAIRHURST
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Hey there, lovely souls, today I've got something truly special to share with you. It's about a book that's close to my heart Graceful Guidance, treasured Advice and Love From One Generation to the Next. This book is a collection of wisdom from 17 incredible women All members of the Women, like Me community. First up, lisa Ellis shares a tender moment with us. There would be times I would get her makeup out and make her look like a princess. I comforted her and chased away her fears. Isn't that just beautiful? Siobhan Moss reminds us to savor the present. Slow down so you can enjoy the people your children are becoming, that you helped create and shape, that you will support in this ever-changing world. Such a gentle nudge to appreciate those little moments.
Speaker 1:Lisa Huppey reflects on her younger years. I wish I had asked more questions from strong women in my life. Sadly, I lacked the ability to ask more and be confident in myself when I was younger. I did not believe in myself. It's a powerful reminder to seek wisdom and believe in our own strength.
Speaker 1:Nancy Beaulieu tells us to hold on through the tough times. Sometimes life is a storm we have no control over and we must wait it out. Stay brave and have faith that things will get better. They always do Words to hold close when life gets rough. Tracy Dion values gratitude and kindness. I have learned many life lessons throughout the years that have helped me grow into my best self. The two that stand out the most to me are gratitude and kindness, simple yet profound. Catherine Chapman King touches on nostalgia. The memories are filled with love, yet there's a hint of sadness because I have this yearning for a time that can't be revisited. We all have those wistful moments, right.
Speaker 1:Teresa Waugh shares a family saying passed down through generations I love you to the moon and back. It has been used for generations in my family, from my great-grandmother, grandmother and mother to me and from myself to my children and grandchildren. Heartwarming, isn't it, brenda Cooper's poetic touch. With every story that you share, you showed me how to love and care. The guidance whispered, firm yet kind, will be forever painted within my mind. Such beautiful words, trish Schooler, reminds us to trust our journey. Remember you're growing and learning every day. Take it one step at a time and trust in your journey. One step at a time. Indeed. Tammy Trites hopes her poem is a guiding light. May this poem be a guiding light in their lives, reminding them of the strength, kindness and love they carry within. Such a lovely wish.
Speaker 1:Leanne Giavedoni talks about changing family patterns. After I became a mother, it was my mission to give you and your siblings a different life than the one I had. I wanted to break free of the generational patterns that had shaped our family for so long. Truly inspiring.
Speaker 1:Stephanie Denhollander speaks of resilience. As humans, our instincts are to fight bitterly against adversity. The most resilient among us will often find a way to fight it by embracing it. This is accepting your battle. Powerful advice.
Speaker 1:Sabrina Lambert highlights wisdom from elders. Who better for my generation and that of my daughters to look to for wisdom nuggets than a woman with a century of lived experience? So much truth in that. Lisa Kalinsky envisions a strong family tree. My greatest wish is for our family tree to have steady footing on fertile ground, growing strong, leafy olive branches that get pruned and passed around as needed to prevent the rot. Such a vivid metaphor.
Speaker 1:An anonymous author shares a poignant story. The control became too much for her. He had found a way to try to cut her off from the outside world, keep her for his own pleasure, at his whim. A stark reminder of the importance of freedom. Rhonda Funk encourages us to share our voices. We must share our stories, lessons, guidance and voices with our peers, elders and younger generations. This is how we connect, grow and learn to develop our own individual personalities. Connection is key and, lastly, I share my own hope. I don't know if the wisdom I share today will still hold meaning for those who come after me, but I leave this message in the hope that it reaches you and brings you comfort. Graceful guidance, treasured advice and love from one generation to the next is available on Amazon. We appreciate your support and we thank you. We are women like me.