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I had the pleasure of interviewing Joan Vassos, ABC’s 1st ever Golden Bachelorette! Before being the Golden Bachelorette, she was also a contestant on ABC’s The Bachelor—Gerry’ Turner's season. When Joan commented on the show, "As you get older, you become invisible. People don't see you anymore. You're not as significant as when you're young." I wanted to explore that statement further and discuss the feelings of loneliness and being unnoticed. During our conversation, we discussed her life experiences, wisdom, and perspectives on love and relationships. We explored her journey, her individuality, and the qualities that make her a captivating figure.

Have you ever noticed how our thoughts transform into feelings, emotions, and eventually actions? In today's podcast, I discuss the importance of focusing on the positive and recognizing God’s blessings. Every day offers us an opportunity to give thanks. Why not choose to trust in our hopes rather than our fears? Wishing you all many blessings in 2025.

Country Artist, JD Shelburne grew up on a tobacco farm in Taylorsville, KY. At age 19, he found a guitar after the death of his grandmother and began learning to play and sing on his own. JD Shelburne has the #1 video on CMT right now with his new hit, Cars & Trucks. One of the most humble, kind, generous, country music artists I've ever met. His fans mean the world to him and he never forgets it. He says that at every concert, he stays and signs merchandise and hugs his fans. He's got a heart of gold and an amazing voice! If you want to know what it takes to be successful in the country music industry, you won't want to miss this podcast! Thank you, JD. I am honored to have you on my podcast.

Meet Jason Koger: The first bilateral upper arm amputee in the world to be fitted with two multi-articulating bionic hands. Despite losing both arms in a horrific accident, Jason lives an extraordinary life. He is a record-setting hunter, a TV and film personality, a sought-after speaker, and the most proficient bionic hand-user in the world. How did he do it? What's his source of strength? You won't want to miss this podcast where he shares his story and explains that with faith, all things are possible.

"I think the most important thing that anybody can do for someone else, is to notice them and appreciate the small things that they do." --Megan Parker Today's interview is with Megan Parker who is an Intellectual Property Lawyer from Ohio. Megan was born with congenital muscular dystrophy and uses a ventilator and a complex wheelchair to remain mobile and independent. If you ever had limited beliefs about yourself, you won't want to miss this podcast and hear her inspiring story!

Are you making a difference in someone's life?Sometimes the impact is invisible....

What a fun time I had interviewing Tony, Angelo, and Julian Pizzo from Romas Pizza in Bethalto, IL. They share the story of family, growing up in the pizza business, and their relentless work ethic! If you haven't had Romas pizza, get yourself to Bethalto because you are missing out on the world's best pizza!