• Episode 10: CHICKS...

  • Jun 27 2024
  • Length: 55 mins
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Episode 10: CHICKS...

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    This is the 10th episode of What Would You Tell Her? Podcast. The journey of this podcast from conception to the completion of a first season has been something that I have dreamed about for a while, and never knew that I could actually make happen. This is my bold attempt at telling you that if there is something that you want, but you are terrified … do it scared, do it because you believe in yourself. Make peace with the notion that you may fail miserably and then you’ll pick yourself up and try it again. To all of my wonderful friends and listeners, thank you for believing in this vision with me.

    On our season finale, my two incredible daughters sit down and pod with me. I get to have a conversation with my Big and Little answering listener submitted questions and a few of their own questions. This was an honest dialog between the women of the Reed household. We discuss how we built our relationships and the individuals we are today.

    On a personal note, this podcast is woman focused, but I would be remiss to not include a very important man. Gregory Reed, your belief in me gave me the courage to pursue this. Your encouragement of my skills buoyed me through times when I was utterly unsure of myself. Your commitment to helping me handle the editing load shows you care about the product I hand the world. Thank you for being my Boyfriend.
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