Sharing Passion and Purpose

In this special live episode of Sharing Passion and Purpose podcast, Nancy Moore sits down with Whitney English, designer, artist, entrepreneur, and bestselling author for an honest conversation about creating a life that reflects who you’re becoming.Known for creating the Day Designer®, Whitney has spent years helping women bring order, beauty, and intention into their lives. But in this conversation, she shares something even deeper—the personal evolution that led her from building successful businesses to embracing creativity, artistry, and a more authentic way of living.Together, Nancy and Whitney discuss:✨ Why organization is about more than just your home✨ Letting go of perfection and embracing growth✨ Creating a life aligned with your values and season of life✨ Entrepreneurship, creativity, and personal reinvention✨ What it looks like to evolve with purposeWhitney also shares insights from her book, Organize First, Decorate Second, and how simplifying your life can create more space for clarity, creativity, and connection.This live conversation is thoughtful, encouraging, and full of practical wisdom for women navigating growth, transition, business, family, and purpose.

As a mother of three, entrepreneur, and one of Tulsa’s most influential leaders, Macy Snyder-Amatucci is building more than just beautiful spaces, she’s building a life rooted in purpose, passion, and example. Recently honored as a Tulsan of the Year, Macy serves as President of Brickhugger and Beautiful Hospitality, where she is known for transforming historic properties like the Mayo Hotel and bringing new energy to the city she loves. Yet at the heart of her work is something even more meaningful: motherhood. Inspired by her own mom, who showed her it’s never too late to pursue something meaningful, Macy leads with intention both at home and in business. She is raising her children to be confident, capable, and fully engaged in life, while also leading teams and projects that leave a lasting impact on Tulsa and beyond. For Macy, success isn’t about balance, it’s about integration, growth, and showing the next generation what it looks like to truly love what you do.Instagram - Macy Snyder-Amatucci

Today’s episode is such a fun and inspiring one.I’m joined by Dr. Neely Shenloogian, founder of Green Country Animal Chiropractic, who made an incredible and unexpected career pivot—from caring for people to helping animals heal.In this conversation, we go beyond the surface of what she does and step into the deeper story of why she does it.We talk about what it really looks like to trust a new direction, follow that inner nudge, and build a career that aligns with who you’re becoming.You’ll hear: How Neely realized animals needed chiropractic care too The surprising ways animals communicate discomfort Some of the most unexpected (and funniest!) moments from her work What pet owners often miss when it comes to their animal’s health And she sheds light into a common mythThis episode is equal parts fascinating, heartwarming, and thought-provoking.If you’ve ever felt pulled toward a different path—or wondered what it might look like to pivot into something more aligned—this conversation will meet you right where you are.You can connect with Dr. Shenloogian online: https://greencountryanimalchiropratic.com

What if the very thing you’ve been unsure about… is actually the opportunity you’ve been waiting for? Nancy recently learned that more men are embracing Artificial Intelligence (AI) - compared to 25% less of women. Let's change that.In this solo episode, Nancy Moore shares why now is the time to embrace AI—and how it can support you in building a business and life rooted in passion and purpose.If you’ve felt hesitant, overwhelmed, or even resistant to learning AI, you’re not alone. But what if AI isn’t something to fear… but something to leverage?This episode is your encouragement to stop overthinking and start exploring. You don’t need to be tech-savvy—you just need to be willing.Because the women who choose to embrace what’s available to them… are the ones who thrive.

Have you ever had someone stand in your corner—someone who saw something in you before you fully saw it in yourself?That’s the heart behind today’s conversation.I’m so excited to introduce you to Melissa Phenicie, founder of Balcony Women—a movement rooted in encouragement, connection, and the belief that we rise higher when we choose to stand in each other’s “balcony” instead of tearing each other down. And Melissa’s impact doesn’t stop with women.She is also deeply passionate about supporting the next generation—encouraging both boys and girls to understand their value, use their voice, and grow into who they were created to be. Through her work, she’s helping shape not just confident women, but confident, grounded young people who know they matter.You can find her at BalconyWomen.com.Special thanks to my sponsor, Colonial Title. Serving the Oklahoma Real Estate Industry since 2004. Colonial Title offers a variety of services including Title, Consulting, and Legal in two locations; one in Tulsa and one in Owasso. Check out Colonial Title...where the sky's the limit! You can find them online at: ColonialTitle.com or on social media - Instagram @colonialtitle.

In this episode of Sharing Passion and Purpose, Nancy Moore sits down with Dr. Jody Parsons, leadership expert, coach and author of The Field Guide to Leadership Coaching, to explore what it truly means to grow, not just as a leader, but as a person.We dive into the reality that many leaders are promoted because they’re great at getting things done, but aren’t always equipped with the tools to lead people well. Dr. Parsons shares practical insights on how to shift from task-driven leadership to transformational leadership by asking better questions, developing others, and leading with intention.They also talk about how our past experiences, especially working under ineffective leaders/managers, shape who we choose to become. Instead of repeating what didn’t work, we have the opportunity to lead differently.This conversation is a powerful reminder that leadership isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about creating the space for growth, both in yourself and in others.If you’re ready to expand your leadership capacity, challenge limiting beliefs, and lead with greater purpose, this episode is for you.Also, special thanks to Sponsor, Five Star Painting of Tulsa. They provide excellent customer service and use the best, high-quality products, making them the clear choice when it comes to your next painting project. Call Trevor for a complimentary quote at (918)500-5788.

In this episode of Sharing Passion and Purpose, host Nancy Moore sits down with Jenna Worthen, founder of Mom Who Works, to explore the powerful shift in how we think about motherhood, work, and purpose.Jenna shares the story behind the moment that sparked her movement—an ordinary run in 2016 that turned into an extraordinary idea. Overwhelmed with the weight of expectations placed on women, Jenna began questioning the label “working mom.” What started as a simple shift in language soon grew into a powerful platform and community dedicated to helping women reclaim their identity, worth, and calling.Through Mom Who Works, Jenna encourages women to rethink the narratives they’ve been given. Instead of trying to live up to impossible standards or comparing themselves to carefully curated images online, she invites moms to define their own version of “having it all.”In this conversation, Jenna shares:Why the phrase “working mom” deserves to be reexaminedHow moms can let go of guilt and comparison in the age of social mediaWhy community and support are essential for mothers navigating career and familyThe importance of defining your own version of success in every season of motherhoodHow pursuing purpose can positively impact both your family and your futureJenna also opens up about integrating her work with motherhood, involving her children in her journey, and how faith, movement, and mentorship help keep her grounded as both a mom and entrepreneur.This episode is a meaningful reminder that motherhood doesn’t limit purpose—it often clarifies it. Jenna’s message is both freeing and empowering: every woman has the right to define her own “all,” pursue her dreams, and know she is not alone in the journey.If you’re a mom balancing work, dreams, family, and identity, this conversation will encourage you to embrace the path that is uniquely yours.Special thanks to the Sponsor of this episode:Five Star Painting of TulsaCall Trevor for a Free Quote: (918) 500 - 5788

In this episode of Sharing Passion and Purpose, host Nancy Moore sits down with Amy Lacey, visionary founder of Califlour Foods and Living Beyond Medicine, the wellness brand behind Soursop.Amy’s journey is a powerful example of what can happen when personal adversity becomes a catalyst for purpose. After facing serious health challenges, she made the life-changing decision to take ownership of her healing—starting in her own kitchen. What began as a simple commitment to clean, nourishing ingredients evolved into Califlour Foods, a nationally recognized brand that helped redefine how people think about food and wellness.But Amy didn’t stop there. Her passion for helping others experience true healing led her to launch Living Beyond Medicine, where she continues her mission of empowering people to support their health naturally through powerful plant-based solutions like Soursop.In this meaningful conversation, Amy shares:• How her health crisis became the foundation for her purpose-driven business• The courage it takes to trust your instincts and build something new• What she learned scaling a nationally recognized food brand• Why true wellness goes beyond food—and starts with listening to your bodyAmy’s story is a reminder that our greatest challenges often reveal our deepest calling. Her journey will inspire anyone navigating uncertainty, prioritizing their health, or feeling called to create something meaningful from their own life experience.This episode is especially powerful for women who are ready to trust themselves, honor their health, and build a life and business aligned with purpose.You can learn more about Soursop online: @livingbeme

New Episode Now Live on Sharing Passion and Purpose!This week, I’m honored to welcome Brittany Greenwood, the heart behind Cookie Jar Ministry, a beautiful mission born from faith, resilience, and the power of small acts of kindness.What started as baking cookies during a difficult season of life became a calling to “feed others’ souls” and bring comfort to men and women in recovery right here in our community. In this episode, Brittany shares: The moment God placed Cookie Jar Ministry on her heart Why cookies represent comfort, connection, and hope How simple generosity can create real impactHer story is a powerful reminder that even the smallest steps taken with purpose can change lives. Listen now and be inspired to use your passion to serve others.I'd also like to thank the sponsor of this episode, Five Star Painting of Tulsa. They are the one to call in the Tulsa area! Call them directly at: (918) 500-5788.

Welcome to Season 12 of the Sharing Passion and Purpose Podcast!This season is dedicated to the women who are ready to stop playing small and start living aligned with who they truly are. Through real stories and meaningful conversations, you’ll be encouraged to invest in yourself, strengthen your mindset, and take bold steps toward a passion-filled, purpose-driven life.If you’ve been feeling stuck, uncertain, or in need of a fresh spark — you’re in the right place.Let me remind you:✨ You are not too old.✨ You are not behind.✨ You are not disqualified.You are being prepared.Season 12 starts now.

This episode features Corree Roofener—an accounting firm owner, podcast host, nonprofit founder, and fierce advocate for youth in foster care.A wife, mother of six, and Nana, Corree has spent more than thirteen years alongside her husband, Chad, opening their home and hearts as foster parents. Their journey revealed both the heartbreak and the hope within the foster care system—and inspired them to co-found Fostering the Summit, a nonprofit dedicated to ensuring no teen ages out of care without family, belonging, and support. 💛From navigating young motherhood to building a purpose-driven business, Corree’s story is one of resilience, faith, and courage. Through her podcast The Courage Coalition, her bookkeeping firm, and her work with Fostering the Summit, she challenges each of us to:✨ Choose courage over fear✨ Align our lives with our values✨ Believe that it’s never too late—and you’re never too old—to step into your purposeThis conversation will inspire you to lead with heart, stand boldly in your calling, and make a difference right where you are.🎧 Tune in now on your favorite podcast platform or at NancyMoore.co.#SharingPassionAndPurpose #CourageOverFear #FosteringTheSummit #WomenOnAMission #PurposeDrivenLife #PodcastEpisode #TulsaWomen #AdoptionAndFosterCare #CourageCoalition

I’m honored to share this week’s conversation with Brenda Joy Lloyd-Jones, Ph.D., lovingly known as Dr. Brenda Joy—a Human Relations professor, leader, mother, and the visionary founder behind The Mothers Group, Inc.What started 36 years ago as a small circle of moms seeking connection has blossomed into a multigenerational community rooted in belonging, education, and joy.For Tulsa area friends, please make plan to attend the Santa Community Project on Saturday, December 6 from 9:00am - 12:00pm (noon) at the OU-Tulsa Learning Center, Founder's Hall, 4502 E. 41st Street in Tulsa. In this episode, Dr. Brenda Joy shares:✨ How her move to Tulsa inspired her to create the village she longed for✨ The heart and history behind The Mothers Group, Inc.✨ What has sustained the group for over three decades✨ Stories of friendship, family milestones, and the power of showing up✨ Details about The Santa Community Project, a beloved annual tradition bringing families together with Santa, Mrs. Claus, local youth performers, and the gift of literacy✨ Her top three intentional practices for staying balanced, healthy, and joy-filled during the holidaysHer message is powerful:Community doesn’t just happen—it’s something we build together.If you’re craving connection, inspired by stories of leadership, or simply love seeing what happens when women unite with purpose, this conversation will fill your heart.🎧 Listen to the full episode on your favorite podcast platform or at NancyMoore.co.Learn more about The Mothers Group at TheMothersGroup.org.

In honor of National Adoption Month, Jackie Potter shares details about how she and her husband, Chad, built their family. As you’ll learn, their process began with heartbreak, but, ultimately, they found hope through adoption.As high school sweethearts, they dreamed of starting a family early in their marriage; however, they faced unimaginable loss before discovering that adoption wasn’t just an option—it was their calling. And interestingly, the idea of adoption was very familiar because Jackie herself was adopted at age two.Before the episode wraps up, Jackie shares about her career passion through @jpottercollective