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Steve Preston is the CEO of Goodwill Industries. Though Goodwill is known for big stores where people can donate clothes and buy them secondhand, those stores are just the first level of what Goodwill Industries are about. Those stores fund an international organization that provides job training, employment placement services and other community-based programs for people who face barriers in their employment. Steve joins Jay to discuss the ways Goodwill Industries support veterans and individuals who lack job experience, an education, or face employment challenges, such as those people who are formerly incarcerated. Today's episode was produced by Tani Levitt and Mijon Zulu. To check out more episodes or to learn more about the show, you can visit our website Allaboutchangepodcast.com. If you like our show, spread the word, tell a friend or family member, or leave us a review on your favorite podcasting app. We really appreciate it. All About Change is produced by the Ruderman Family Foundation. Episode Chapters 0:00 intro 1:02 The Goodwill you don’t know 4:33 The troubling reality of work reintegration for formerly incarcerated folks 10:00 How Steve brings his public-sector experience to Goodwill 11:17 Goodwill’s employment centers 15:51 The interplay between Goodwill’s national and local arms 24:07 The case for minimizing recidivism becoming a cross-party cause 27:05 Goodbye For video episodes, watch on www.youtube.com/@therudermanfamilyfoundation Stay in touch: X: @JayRuderman | @RudermanFdn LinkedIn: Jay Ruderman | Ruderman Family Foundation Instagram: All About Change Podcast | Ruderman Family Foundation To learn more about the podcast, visit https://allaboutchangepodcast.com/ Looking for more insights into the world of activism? Be sure to check out Jay’s brand new book, Find Your Fight , in which Jay teaches the next generation of activists and advocates how to step up and bring about lasting change. You can find Find Your Fight wherever you buy your books, and you can learn more about it at ⁠⁠⁠www.jayruderman.com⁠⁠⁠ .…

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A podcast that explores what it means to work with purpose by interviewing people who are working for more than just a paycheck. Are you in corporate America grinding away the weeks as you watch the years fly by? Do you have that voice in your head that’s asking for something more? But you shouldn’t complain, right? You’ve got a good job, good pay, good benefits. There’s people out there that would kill for a job like that. But that little voice just won’t go away. I’m your host Gino. And as an ex 9-5er I know that feeling all too well. I worked in corporate for 6 years before I finally decided to walk away, choosing to live my life a little differently. And since then, I’ve met some pretty amazing people who do work that positively impacts the people around them, their communities, and the world. This podcast exists to share their stories, and to help inspire you to do the same. Leave that job that you hate and to start working towards your purpose.

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Working Towards Our Purpose

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E37 Empowering Through Songwriting with Adam Christoferson 53:44

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"I want to use music and the arts to really bring people out of the shadow, celebrate diversity, and bring them into community. To be able to give back, and recognize that everybody has value." -Adam I had the pleasure of speaking with Adam Christoferson, the founder of Musical Intervention in this episode of Working Towards Our Purpose. Adam shares his powerful vision of creating opportunities for individuals who have been marginalized by society to be celebrated through their creative expressions. We delve deep into the transformative impact music and creative activities have on mental health, community building, and empowerment. Adam shares his personal experiences, challenges, and triumphs in establishing a space where he uses music as a tool for healing and purpose for those who struggle. Bio: Adam Christoferson's passion for music started at a young age when his uncle had a big hit on the radio the year he was born. After attending some of his concerts at a young age and experiencing the power of music, his father bought him a drum set at the age of 8 and he fell in love with playing. Music became a safe place for him to communicate and connect with others, spending hours jamming with friends during his adolescents. After writing and playing his own songs, he became an advocate for using music as a tool for healing and connection. He got a degree in recreational therapy from Southern Connecticut University and then started working with elderly in the hospitals and the homeless at shelters to write songs together and hold open mic nights. Adam took him ability to create music with others to the community giving people a space to feel like they have purpose no matter their history or situation. Topics in this episode: The impact of music on mental health Community songwriting Music as a safe place for expression Recreational therapy Empowering the disenfranchised by not defining by their diagnosis Creatives not fitting into the existing social system The importance of giving people their identity back with music Impact of purpose on neglected communities The transformative power of music Collaboration with Yale University to show the impact music has on individuals with auditory hallucinations Solidifying identity and providing a sense of being valued, seen, and heard Connect with Adam: Musical Intervention Website Musical Intervention IG Watch the FB Live open mic Visit Musical Intervention Connect with me: Buy some WTOP SWAG Workingtowardsourpurpose.com If you would like to start your own podcast you can find some help at pleasantpodcasts.com…

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E36 Progress Over Perfection: The Journey of Self-Compassion in Pursuit of Your Purpose 18:02

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In this solo episode of Working Towards Our Purpose, I reflect on the challenges of starting new ventures and the frustrations that come with a lack of immediate progress. This showed up for me when building my new website and learning Wordpress, and also starting a new job. I discuss the internal struggle of being hard on yourself for not grasping things quickly. As I navigate through self-criticism and the need for patience and grace, I arrive at the importance of perseverance and self-compassion when embarking on unfamiliar journeys. Impostor syndrome and self doubt are part of the process, but I think it's helpful to talk about it and not just keep it to yourself because we all struggle with it. Topics in this episode: Feeling frustrated when not seeing immediate progress Self-Criticism and Imposter Syndrome Being hard on oneself for not learning quickly Reflecting on limitations imposed on oneself Recognizing the need for patience and kindness towards oneself Emphasizing the importance of persistence and self-forgiveness in learning new skill Overcoming Limitations and Self-Imposed Boundaries Breaking free from limiting beliefs Encouraging patience in achieving tasks and goals Discussing the possibility to learn and improve at any stage in life Connect with me: Buy some WTOP merch Workingtowardsourpurpose.com If you would like to start your own podcast you can find some help at pleasantpodcasts.com…

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E35 From Plumbing to Real Estate Investment with Phil Restivo 1:15:57

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Phil went from not being able to get a job, to owning his own plumbing business, flipping houses, and owning 7 rental properties. In this episode I sat down with my friend Phil Restivo. A resilient and motivated person who doesn't take no for an answer. He is a plumber by trade but as you will find out in this episode, he is truly someone with a deep thirst for learning. Not knowing how to do something has never stopped him, and propelled him to owning his own business and multiple properties which he uses to rent out. Phil shares how he overcame personal and professional hurdles, from battling severe sleep apnea to navigating life with ADD. Phil's story is filled with invaluable insights and inspiration from someone who is determined to get what he wants. Join us as we uncover the transformative moments and pivotal decisions that have shaped Phil's unique path towards fulfillment and purpose. Bio: Phil Restivo is a hands-on kind of guy who found his passion for craftsmanship at a young age. He decided to attend a technical school that offered hands-on training for half the year and academics for the other half. Although he initially saw it as a way to "get out of work free," he found that the school provided him with valuable trade skills. He graduated with a focus in plumbing, but struggled with the idea of not going to college. After not being able to find a plumbing job because of a bad driving record, he started working on cars for money. He worked at various body shops for a few years before returning to plumbing. After getting his license, and inspired by believing he could run a company better than the people he worked for, he opened up his own plumbing business. As someone who gets board easily, he then moved his interest into real estate and began to research it obsessively, while at the same time picking up work in home remodeling. Years later he finally had a down payment for his first home that he flipped in a few months. He was hooked after that and today Phil has 7 rental properties while still running his plumbing business. Topics in this episode: Going to a trade high school Not being able to get a job Becoming a licensed plumber Learning renovation work Becoming fed up with not getting paid well Learning about real estate with Google Taking some time off to travel Starting a plumbing business Finding a good mentor Not taking no for an answer Finding your own motivation Find and use your own strengths Buying and flipping a house Owning 7 rental properties Connect with Phil Restivo: PR Mechanical Systems Connect with me: Buy some WTOP SWAG Workingtowardsourpurpose.com If you would like to start your own podcast you can find some help at pleasantpodcasts.com…

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E34 Breaking Free from Societal Expectations with Chelsea Risling 42:17

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Opening a boutique supply store at the age of 24 after graduating college with a degree in philosophy. Chelsea Risling is the founder of Meraki Supply Co. a boutique storefront featuring products from other small businesses. In this episode we talked about her experience of graduating college and then going in a completely different direction and opening a small business. We talked about the the challenges and triumphs of pursuing passions, the evolution of purpose amidst societal expectations, and the importance of community in guiding one's journey. We also talked a lot about not fearing change and trying something new, like moving to Connecticut and working for Yale's Hockey team. We can all draw insights and motivation from Chelsea's experiences and outlook on life. Bio: Chelsea Risling is a Saskatchewan native who after high school, moved to Calgary to pursue a degree in philosophy at the University of Calgary. After getting out of college and doing some traveling, she decided going to law school wasn't for her and opened up a boutique retail store at the age of 24 with no business experience. After running it successfully for 6 years, she decided to close the doors in 2019 to pursue something new. Closing her store just before the pandemic allowed her to move into a consulting role to help other businesses struggling at the time. She then took an opportunity to move to New Haven and work for the Yale Hockey team, and is now at another pivotal point in her life as she moves back to Canada to redefine herself and move onto her next venture. Topics in this episode: Pursuing a college degree from enjoyment not practicality Embracing a diverse path not a traditional one Opening a retail store at 24 years old with no experience Being true to oneself Significance of support and community Fostering in-person connections Adapting purpose to changing circumstances Using what you learned to help others Uncertain future plans and exploring new opportunities Connect with Chelsea: Follow Meraki Supply on IG Follow Chelsea on IG Connect with me: Buy some WTOP SWAG Workingtowardsourpurpose.com Subscribe to my Substack If you would like to start your own podcast you can find some help at pleasantpodcasts.com…

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E33 Harmonizing Music and Film with Joe George 51:31

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Joe George has figured out how to make music for a living. In this episode of Working Towards Our Purpose I had the pleasure of talking to Joe George, a songwriter, producer, and Emmy nominated film composer with an unwavering love for creating. Joe shares his experiences in first falling in love with music, figuring out how to make money gigging at an early age, and finding his way into the film industry . We'll delve into his upcoming album "folk cinema" and the inspiration behind its unique concept, alongside insights into his personal creative process. We discuss the creation of his studio, Gentle Bear Studios, and how he's curated a place for stillness, thinking, and creating. Find out how Joe's dedication to his craft continues to influence and inspire those around him, as well as his unique perspectives on purpose and self-discovery. Bio: Joe George's love for music started at a young age when his brother and him listened to a few Beatles records. After asking for a guitar he received one from Santa Claus. In his early teens he started performing at cafes and coffee shops around town, showcasing both cover songs and his own original music. With a passion for writing his own songs and playing guitar, Joe George has established himself as a musician and performer at an early age. He then went on to college to study music and moved to Chicago to pursue music. He played tons of gigs for money, and also played in his own original music bands before getting into film scoring. Now he runs Gentle Bear studios in Chicago where he prides it on a place to create and think and express ideas under little pressure. He also plays guitar in the band Into It Over It. Topics in this episode: Growing up with music in the household Moving to Chicago and playing gigs every night Early 20s energy Getting into film scoring Working for free to get your foot in the door Overcoming failures Gentle Bear Studios Not contending Joining an existing band Being driven by the creative moments Combating self criticism and self doubt Connect with Joe George: Watch "Stones Throw" music video Joe George IG and TikTok Into It Over It Connect with me: Buy some WTOP SWAG Workingtowardsourpurpose.com Subscribe to my Substack If you would like to start your own podcast you can find some help at pleasantpodcasts.com…

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E32 Sharing Lessons from A Trip To Nepal with Michael Cordone 1:02:48

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My brother Michael just came back from a month long trip to Nepal and shares what he learned. In this episode I sat down with my twin brother Michael to discuss his recent trip to a small remote village in Nepal. Michael shares some of the lessons he learned and shares his insight into the village's way of life. While he was there he helped rebuild homes that were damaged from an earthquake. We discussed his approach to photographing the people and the warm reception from the village community. Michael talks about the village's close-knit and self-reliant community and how different their way of life is from ours. Through Michael's reflections, the conversation explores cultural differences, the power of human connection, and the rewards of stepping out of comfort zones. Bio: Michael Cordone III is a dedicated and passionate photographer who has spent the last year immersing himself in the world of photography. After quitting his corporate engineering job 1 year ago, and has since explored many different aspects of the craft and is learning as much as possible. He also just got back from a month long service trip to Nepal, helping a small village rebuild after earthquake damage. Topics in this episode: 1 year since leaving corporate Ups and downs of the first year of a full time photographer Traveling to Nepal for a service trip What it's like in the city of Katmandu Helping a small village rebuild houses after an earthquake A community of self-sufficiency in food, housing, and living The significance of meditation and spending time alone Pushing through your fears Valuing experiencing both the highs and lows in life Connect with Michael: Follow MC3 on IG Follow MC3 on Substack Buy a print from Michael Connect with me: Subscribe to my Substack Follow me on IG pleasantpodcasts.com If you would like to start your own podcast you can download my free Podcast Launch Roadmap to help you get started…

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E31 Blending Music and Working With Your Hands with Cory Reynolds 51:19

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Cory gave one of his custom built guitars to one of his favorite bands after a show. In this episode I sit down with Cory Reynolds, the founder and owner of CRC Guitars, who shares his inspiring journey of turning his passion for music and woodworking into a business. We discuss the challenges teaching yourself how to build a guitar, the impact of human connection has on his craft, and the importance of doing work that involves the things you love. From his humble beginnings, to his plans for the future, Cory's story is a testament to the power of self-belief and determination. Join us as we delve into the world of guitar building and the pursuit of purpose! Bio: Cory Reynolds spent years working in construction before finding himself in a job of a different industry he didn't enjoy very much. This pushed him to search for something more. After thinking about his two passions, music and working with his hands, he decided to teach himself how to build a guitar. After the first failed guitar, he had a friend buy the parts so he could build his second, and he's been building guitars for people ever since. Cory has blended his passion for working with his hands and his love for music with his business CRC Guitars. Topics in this episode: Being homeschooled Working with your hands Transitioning from construction to guitar building Self taught guitar builder Doing anything you out your mind to The future of CRC guitars Giving a guitar to his favorite band Connect with Cory: Follow CRC Guitars on IG Follow CRC Guitars on FB Connect with me: Subscribe to my Substack Follow me on IG pleasantpodcasts.com If you would like to start your own podcast you can download my free Podcast Launch Roadmap to help you get started…

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E30 Shaping Your Narrative: The Empowerment of Deciding What You're Known For 14:04

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A thought that I had recently inspired this episode. The concept of choosing what we are known by others. Connecting with people who have recently resonated with my journey, has brought me to the realization that we have the ability to shape our own narrative. From transitioning out of a corporate job to pursuing more meaningful work, to doing more music projects, I reflect on how my decisions and authenticity have impacted how I am perceived by those around me. It's my second solo episode, and I'm still working through the uncomfortableness of it. Thanks for listening! You get to decide what you're known for How you perceive yourself differs from how others see you Pursuing passions and defining yourself Embracing uncomfortable challenges for personal growth You can shape your own narrative Connect with me: Subscribe to my Substack Follow me on IG pleasantpodcasts.com If you would like to start your own podcast you can download my free Podcast Launch Roadmap to help you get started…

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E29 Crafting Purpose through Self-Care Products with Dimitri Cotman 44:40

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A business that was built during the pandemic to allow health care workers to have a little bit of self care. Today I sit down with Dimitri Cotman, the founder of Zenith Point Candles, as he shares his inspiring story of building a successful business from the ground up. From the challenges of starting a new business without any prior business knowledge to the importance of community support and self-care, Dimitri's journey is a testament to the power of determination and purpose. Join me as we delve into Dimitri's entrepreneurial endeavors, his passion for creating high-quality products, and the meaningful impact his business has had on his community. Get ready to be inspired by Dimitri's perseverance, personality, and insight into the world of entrepreneurship. Bio: Dimitri Cotman was raised New Haven, CT in a home where education and church were prioritized. His parents instilled in him the importance of excelling in school and attending church regularly. Dimitri also grew up with his grandfather and spent a lot of time in a homeless shelter supporting his community. From an early age he used his personality to brighten peoples days and make connections. A skill that he took with him when he started his own business Z.Nith Point Candles, where he hand crafts candles, body butters, bath balms, and room sprays. Topics in this episode: Getting a good education A business born from a pandemic hobby The difficulties first charging for your products Collab accelerator program How community can support you Community service Getting your product into stores Connect with Dimitri: Shop Z.Nith Point Candle Follow Z.Nith Point on IG Follow Z.Nith Point on FB Find Z.Nith Point locations Anna V. Salon in Wallingford, CT Avant Garde Salon in Branford, CT Gracious Gifts & Home in Branford, CT Stoney Creek Depot in Branford, CT Connect with me: Subscribe to my Substack Follow me on IG pleasantpodcasts.com If you would like to start your own podcast you can download my free Podcast Launch Roadmap to help you get started…

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E28 The Power of Mushrooms: Nourishing Purpose and Well-Being with Patrick Blanchette 41:38

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From selling insurance to learning how to grow mushrooms, Patrick Blanchette has found purpose in his work. He is founder of Union City Farms, a gourmet mushroom farm. After I read an article online where Patrick was quoted in saying, ”I could literally do my entire job without thinking” I knew I had to reach out and have him on the podcast. We talked about how he found meditation which led him to leaving his career in insurance and finding purpose in growing mushrooms. Patrick emphasizes the negative impact of processed food and chemicals on our collective consciousness and shares how changing our diet can improve sustainability and well-being. He also delves into the healing properties of psilocybin mushrooms, the importance ignoring negative thoughts, and the expansion of his mushroom shop. In this episode we explore the power of purpose, holistic living, and the positive impact of following one's heart. Bio: Born as a twin, Patrick Blanchette has always been competitive, leading him to a career in sales. He started off selling Kirby vacuum cleaners, which gave him valuable experience in talking to people and learning sales. This led him to explore different sales options, eventually landing him in the insurance industry. While it was fun at first, Blanchette started asking the bigger questions in life like why are we here, and what is our purpose. That led him to believe selling insurance wasn't his reason for being here. That's when he quit and started looking for his purpose. He found it in mushroom farming and opened Union City Farms, a grower of gourmet mushrooms. Topics in this episode: Being a twin and a competitive spirt Being introduced to meditation and mindfulness Realizing when a career isn't serving you anymore Quitting a corporate job with nothing lined up Using Meditation to let go of negative thoughts Learning how to grow microgreens and mushrooms Finding a love for learning after school Benefits of eating different types of mushrooms Book recommendations Dr. Joe Dispenza - Breaking The Habit of Being Yourself: How to Lose Your Mind and Create a New One Pema Chödrön - Taking the Leap: Freeing Ourselves from Old Habits and Fears Connect with Patrick: Follow Patrick on IG Follow Patrick on FB Go to Union City Mushroom Farmhouse Connect with me: Subscribe to my Substack Follow me on IG pleasantpodcasts.com If you would like to start your own podcast you can download my free Podcast Launch Roadmap to help you get started…

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E27 Meditation, Purpose, and Positivity with Kobéy Smith 48:36

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Are you someone who think's they can't meditate? If you are, you better tune in to this episode with Kobéy Smith. As someone who used to believe the same, Kobéy might just be the guy to get you to rethink what meditation is. We talked about the stigma of what people think it is, and what it actualy can be. We also discuss his entrepreneurial journey and the power of failing and pivoting and not giving up. Lastly Kobéy is a podcaster too, and we both agreed on the importance of authenticity in the podcasting world. Bio: Kobéy Smith is a certified meditation instructor, mental health advocate, and small business support specialist with the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce. Whether it's through his expertise in mental health or business, Kobéy is dedicated to using his skills to advance the well-being of those around him. As the founder of Kobéy Enterprises, he is always evolving his business and he learns and grows. Kobéy is also a podcaster, his show Chattin' with Kobéy can be found on all streaming platforms. Topics in this episode: Having gratitude for the people who encouraged you Stigmas of mental health Living with severe anxiety How to start meditation if you think you can't Self care as an entrepreneur How to avoid burnout Creating Kobéy Enterprises Not being afraid to fail What the Chamber of Commerce does for businesses Starting a podcast Being your authentic self Connect with Kobéy: Follow Kobéy on IG Chattin' with Kobéy Podcast Connect on LinkedIn Connect with me: Subscribe to my Substack Follow me on IG pleasantpodcasts.com If you would like to start your own podcast you can download my free Podcast Launch Roadmap to help you get started…

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E26 Creating a Yoga and Wellness Festival with Allie O'Kane 35:30

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This summer, the powder ridge mountain of Connecticut will be the home of the first annual Transcend yoga and wellness Festival, and today I sat down with Allie O'kane, the creator and founder of this amazing event. Allie shares her inspiring story of pursuing her passion for yoga, holistic healing, and above all helping others. She discusses the challenges of balancing a 9to5 job with her endeavors, her journey with different types of yoga, and bringing her vision for the Transcend Fest to life. Join me as we delve into Allie's transformative journey and learn how she is working towards her purpose. Bio: Allie O'kane is a certified yoga teacher with a passion for holistic healing. After completing her 200-hour training in Vinyasa and power yoga, she went on to gain certifications in reiki and crystal healing. Allie discovered Kundalini yoga and found it to be the perfect fit for her teaching style. Now certified at 500 hours, she focuses on teaching Kundalini yoga and offering astrology readings, crystal healing, and reiki. Always eager to expand her knowledge, Allie continues to seek out new certifications and opportunities for growth in her practice. 10% offer code for Transcend tickets : GETLIFTED Connect with Allie: Follow Allie on IG Learn more about Transcend Yoga and Wellness Fest Allie's Kundalini Yoga membership group Connect with me: Subscribe to my Substack Follow me on IG pleasantpodcasts.com If you would like to start your own podcast you can download my free Podcast Launch Roadmap to help you get started…

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E25 Exploring My Purpose: Reflecting and Embracing Authenticity 15:05

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Today I reflect on the one year anniversary of the podcast and the 3rd year anniversary of me deciding to leave the corporate life. I talk a little bit about my journey of entrepreneurial challenges, redefining how my business serves me, and how embracing my authenticity will lead me to my next step. In this shorter episode I take an introspective dive into my own path towards purpose. Connect with me: Subscribe to my Substack Follow me on IG pleasantpodcasts.com If you would like to start your own podcast you can download my free Podcast Launch Roadmap to help you get started…

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E24 Finding Purpose by Listening to Your Heart with Genevieve Piturro 43:55

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In this episode I spoke with author, speaker, founder of the nonprofit Pajama Program, and someone who was featured on Oprah, Genevieve Piturro. I was so inspired by her book Purpose, Passion, and Pajamas, that I had to have her on the podcast. We had such an inspiring discussion I'm really excited to share this episode. Genevieve takes us on a journey from her traditional Italian upbringing to her successful corporate career and ultimately to the moment of realization that led her to create a lasting impact through following her heart and leaving behind a successful career. We explore the power of following one's passions and uncovering one's purpose, the impact of trusting the process, and the importance of finding support from your people. Listen as Genevieve shares her wisdom and experiences, inviting us to reflect on discovering our own unique purpose and inspiring change, no matter how daunting it may seem. Genevieve Piturro was born into a loving Italian-American family, where she felt the pressure to uphold traditions. However, she had a different calling in life. After working in a successful corporate career, Genevieve had an encounter with a group of children living in a homeless shelter, which changed the trajectory of her life. She founded the non-profit organization "Pajama Program," which provides new pajamas and books to children in need. She has since dedicated her life to helping those less fortunate. Genevieve's story is a testament to following one's passion and making a difference in the world. Topics in this episode: Leaving a corporate career for something more Starting a non profit from nothing Feeling guilty for not caring about your corporate job anymore Struggling between financial stability and the desire to make a difference Making decisions with the heart and the head What being on the Oprah show was like Connect with Genevieve: Genevieve's Book: Purpose, Passion, and Pajamas Pajama Program Genevieve's website Follow Genevieve on IG Watch Genevieve on Oprah Exercise to find your purpose Connect with me: Subscribe to my Substack Follow me on IG pleasantpodcasts.com If you would like to start your own podcast you can download my free Podcast Launch Roadmap to help you get started…

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E23 Crafting Wellness: CBD, Health Cafe, and Fermented Products with Alex Angeloff 51:47

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