If you want to know how to use authenticity to connect with your audience and leverage your personality and strengths, there's no better teacher than Lesa Banks of The Pajama Marketer!

Previously a Fortune 500 marketer, Lesa re-examined her life and career when she became a stay-at-home mom. She realized that marketing didn't have to be hard and require the long workaholic hours she was used to, and she set out to teach women how to simplify marketing for a better work-life balance! 

If that balance is what you're after, or just to learn how to connect with your audience using yourself, you won't want to miss this powerhouse interview! 

Youtubers Christine and Kevin Skelton began Never Stop Adventuring after a six-month RV trip inspired the husband-and-wife duo to quit their jobs and take their lives (and their kids!) on the road full time.

In this inventive tale of a family that packed up into an RV and began a journey of a lifetime, you'll find out how the couple balances monetizing their content with raising their family, along with useful tips for managing a digital presence from remote places in the US. Enjoy!

*Just a note - this episode touches on topics that may be troubling to some, including drug use and addiction.*

Soap Addiction, Jennifer Turner's handcrafted goat milk business did not start out as a business venture. It was a hobby, one to escape the pain and stress of being a mother of three children caught in the throes of drug addiction.

But when Jennifer found the courage to tell her story, and place a powerful mission behind her soaps, she not only found sales - she found relationships and community.

Now Soap Addiction is a beacon of hope for loved ones to get clean, and Jennifer is a proud business owner and mentor to families all over walking in her shoes.

You won't want to miss this tale of a small business owner with a powerful mission, and how it affected a community around her.

From Jennifer, you can learn just how important the why is behind your business, hear a success story that will probably make you weep (We're not crying, you're crying!), and learn practical things along the way like letting people help, and crafting an exit plan.

Enjoy!