Walking with You: In Life Faith and Business

In today’s episode, I am talking with Michele Nedelec an expert in Entrepreneurialism, International bestselling author, and the co-founder of AwarenessStrartegies.com. Listen in as we uncover the power of resilience in entrepreneurship with Michelle as she shares her personal journey of overcoming obstacles, embracing change, and achieving remarkable growth in her business. Grab your headphones, your favorite drink and cozy up somewhere comfy while you listen to his story. 

Michele Nedelec has run her own series of companies for over 28 years and for over 20 years has been helping Sales reps, Entrepreneurs, and Executives to continually double their profits and revenues. She not only has what it takes to help her clients build a million-dollar business, but she does it time and time again. Michelle particularly loves to talk about Marketing Automation, Systems Integration, and support both on and off the stage. She teaches the key components of scaling a business: Strategy, Systems, Support, and State of Mind so you know how to continually elevate all four components to build a healthy thriving business. For the past 8 years, she’s been focusing on helping entrepreneurs bring their businesses online from conceptualization to Done For You Marketing Automation. They specialize in Infusionsoft (Keap Max Classic). She also happens to have a great sense of humor and a love for stilettos.

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In today’s episode, we are talking with Joseph Varghese, the Growth and Play Strategist.   

Join us for an enlightening conversation on shifting from a victim mindset to a cause-driven life. Joseph shares his inspiring journey of overcoming adversity, embracing feedback, and the profound transformation that comes from choosing to be a cause in your own life. Joseph has personally cured himself of a degenerative heart condition that his mother had a heart transplant for.  

Career wise, I was doing very well but what was missing was a sense of fulfillment. I felt that my unique skills weren’t being used to their fullest and that my passions weren’t unleashed. I also realized that I was a neurodivergent extrovert.

My journey into social networking began in 2001 after September 11th where I realized the value of connection seeing how community-aware people could become after a tragedy.  I had gone from building capital in my finances to building social capital with my relationships. I became a man on a mission with a hunger to make a difference in the world.

Since 2003, I’ve immersed myself in all aspects of Internet Marketing and lead generation, after founding an event planning company called Metrofly with the purpose of creating unique “fun-raisers” for various charities in New York as well as connecting people together for philanthropic causes.

Grab your headphones, your favorite drink and cozy up somewhere comfy while you listen to his story. 

**Trigger Warning– this episode may have some triggering moments related to mental health, eating disorders, and others that some may find triggering that we didn’t.  Please be aware of this and make sure to seek help if you ever are struggling.  It’s never too soon or too late to reach out.  Find a mental health office in your area to begin the conversation**

In today’s episode, we are talking with Christa Greenland, founder of The Minted Green Company.  Explore the power of sharing your story, embracing forgiveness, and navigating the challenges of life, faith, and business in this thought-provoking episode.

Hey! I’m Christa and like you, I have a business that I run online. I don’t have just one business but two. Plus 2 young kids. Life at many times can feel overwhelming but social media doesn’t have to.

Like many people, I have also struggled with keeping up with all the things when it comes to social media. What to post, when to post, how often to post. Honestly, it becomes very overwhelming, very fast. That is when I decided to break down all the steps of what I truly need to do to be able to impact my community.

What I realized is that many people overcomplicate social media and I want to show you that it doesn’t need to cause you the stress and overwhelm that you have been experiencing.

I have taken the time to go through those free courses and I have spent hours reading blogs and watching YouTube videos so that I could create step-by-step tools for you, to give you the confidence to move forward with your social media for your business.

Grab your headphones, your favorite drink and cozy up somewhere comfy while you listen to his story. 

In today’s episode, we are talking with Michael Whitehouse. Join us for a candid discussion on dealing with adversity as an entrepreneur. Michael shares his strategies for maintaining a positive and resilient mindset in the face of setbacks.  Grab your headphones, your favorite drink and cozy up somewhere comfy while you listen to his story. 

 Michael Whitehouse, The Guy Who Knows a Guy.  In 2014, he came to Groton, Connecticut knowing no one at all. A year later, after diving into networking with both feet, he was a major connector in the local community. In 2020, he went global and began connecting entrepreneurs, investors, speakers, and others around the world to people they need to know. He offers his services as a networking concierge, making connections and building strategic alliances around the world. He is the host of the daily Morning Motivation Podcast and the Guy Who Knows a Guy interview podcast

In today’s episode we are talking with Ashley Holmes the CEO & Founder of Holistic Fertility Coach Inc. Ashley shares her journey of conceiving using a medical fertility path and then being able to conceive using natural means.  It is a powerful and moving story showing us our how powerful we are and what our minds and bodies are capable of.  

Ashley helps women struggling with infertility using holistic practices to conceive with ease. She customizes 1:1 programs for women to bring mind, body and spirit back into balance and alignment. Women feel supported on their fertility journey and nourish themselves from the inside out.

Grab your headphones, your favorite drink and cozy up somewhere comfy while you listen to his story. 

Get connected with Ashley by following any of her links below

In today’s episode I am talking with Nicole Majik, an accomplished leadership and empowerment strategist.  Nicoles’s story of overcoming an invisible and silent attack is something you won’t want to miss.  This is a great reminder that when we know something is wrong we have to keep fighting for ourselves.  

Grab your headphones, your favorite drink and cozy up somewhere comfy while you listen to his story. 

Nicole is also an educator with a diverse background in Biology, Chemistry, Metaphysics, and Finance.  She has overcome many adversities in life including severe mercury poisoning while being the sole provider for her family.  Nicole is a mom of 4 who founded Majik, LLC in April 2008.  She has appeared on various radio shows, local TV, as a keynote speaker for international conferences, and has even appeared on the Travel Channel. 

In today’s episode I am talking with Paul Forchione and his story of overcoming very difficult circumstances beginning from birth.  Paul shares the challenges he faced, what it took to do that, and how he now helps others rewrite their stories and take control of their lives.  

Grab your headphones, your favorite drink and cozy up somewhere comfy while you listen to his story.  

About Paul 

Paul was born with cerebral palsy and it was so severe that the doctors told his mom that he would 

never be able to walk. Thank goodness for a wonderful mom and a great mindset that wasn’t his story. He was able to overcome it and is now able to live a very active life. It wasn’t easy however to get to that point. Today as a Mindset Coach, Paul shares his story with his clients to help them rewrite their own stories to go after their true dreams and desires.

Welcome to the Walking With You Podcast, with your host, Dena Adams. This podcast is for all the entrepreneurs who are wanting to find harmony in their life and business while making sure their faith is at the foundation of it all. We talk about life, faith and business in a casual and connecting way so that there is an opportunity for connection, relatability, and implementation for our guests and listeners. Grab your earbuds, your favorite drink, and let's get into it.

Today's guest, Orly Amor says that everyone has a story to tell. If you are not getting paid to speak you are doing it wrong. So the question to ask yourself is >> Are you getting your piece of the pie?

Orly Amor shares the importance of getting paid to speak and she guarantees her clients will make $156,000 + per year in the speaking industry (this is minimum wage for speakers). If you have ever thought about getting paid to speak or you are speaking for free you won't want to miss this episode.

 In this episode, Lea shares her inspiring story of overcoming adversity and how she used her experiences to fuel her success in business.  We all face challenges in life, but it's how we respond to those challenges that set us apart. In this episode, Dena Adams talks with Lea Llanaera who shares her personal story of overcoming adversity and how she used her experiences to fuel her success in business. From setbacks and struggles to triumphs and victories, she discusses the highs and lows of her journey and offers valuable insights into how she navigated through the toughest moments. Along the way, Lea shares the powerful lessons she learned about resilience, perseverance, and the importance of having a strong support system. Whether you're an entrepreneur or simply looking for inspiration, this episode will leave you feeling motivated and empowered to overcome any obstacle.  Tune in to learn about her journey of resilience and the powerful lessons she learned along the way.

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Hey! My name is Lealyn. Currently based in Wellington, New Zealand. I am a wife to my lovely husband, who’s been very supportive, and a new mum to our daughter!

I had vast experience in Recruitment and Organizational HR. Oops! I’m talking about so many technical terms here…! Since I finished my Bachelor’s, I was exposed to different areas of Human Resources, but those close to my heart were becoming an HR Business Partner and Recruitment. Over time, I realized that I, as a person, am result-oriented and highly find satisfaction when I see direct output/results. So.. I started anew! My freelancing and virtual assistant journey began when I had a friend who introduced me to SEO. I remember upon hearing it, I was in denial. In denial as I was intimidated by what I did not know. 3 years now being a freelancer and a virtual assistant.

I have experience in SEO, Digital Presence Management, and Podcast Management. I remember the days when I learned the skills I now have but had no prior experience. I started somewhere, but I honored what I did not know and compared it to what I knew.

Share a link to your free offer, social media, and any other links so people can connect with you.

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Elle is a self-intelligence consultant who teaches people how to change their life without changing who they are. Through her own set of struggles, she learned that knowing, understanding, accepting, embracing, and being able to manage who you are authentically is critical to feeling empowered every day in your relationships with yourself and others.

Finding empowerment through adversity

You can find Elle at the link below. 

Today I'm talking with Lilian Sue. Lilian is in the storytelling and relationship building business. A PR coach and publicist, she believes in empowering the creative entrepreneurs she works with to push past their limiting beliefs and mindset blocks to build healthy coping mechanisms for a strong mindset. She teaches them how to learn to build and launch PR campaigns that achieve their goals and help their stories gain worldwide recognition.

As an entrepreneur, she’s had to push back against cultural traditions and strict family roles to live the life that she wanted, learn how to prioritize mental health (including letting go of what doesn’t serve her and her desire for control), and develop her own set of mindset mantras, to continue to pay it forward and make a positive impact with as many people as possible. She’s returned to her first love of writing, continuing her love of storytelling, working on a nonfiction PR book and her first adult contemporary romance.

Today Ann is talking about how avoiding conflict is DETRIMENTAL to relationships, her story of overcoming this in her marriage, and how she helps others do the same. 

Ann Visser - Co-Founder & CEO 4 Better 4 Ever | Life Coach | John Maxwell Certified Coach, Speaker & Trainer | Life Coaching and Training specializing in equipping individuals and organizations to communicate clearly and confidently.

My mission is to equip individuals and organizations to communicate clearly and confidently for a closer connection.

Good communication is part of the foundation for every strong personal and business relationship. Unfortunately, many people don’t learn the healthy communication skills they need to build strong relationships.

But the good news is that communication is a skill so anyone can learn it. That means you can learn it too.

As the Co-Founder and CEO of 4 Better 4 Ever, I focus on equipping individuals and organizations experiencing communication challenges

Chris Felton is a bestselling author, 7-figure entrepreneur, and the founder of Piper Financial, Inc, a leading financial services firm.

Over his 23-year career, Chris leads a team of over 170 agents and they have helped over 17,000 clients, and he’s achieved Top 1% status in a company of 50,000+ agents. Chris’ insights have been featured in major media outlets such as US News & World Report, Market Watch, Yahoo Finance, and Nasdaq to name a few.

Chris is committed to sharing his story and lessons learned from being on the brink of financial ruin and divorce to creating financial success and peace of mind.

His latest book and speaking series “Think and Grow You”, Chris is focused on helping driven entrepreneurs break through plateaus in their growth by learning how to get out of their own way and take their success, peace, and impact to the next level.

Michael Buzinski is a life-long entrepreneur, digital marketing thought

leader, and best-selling author. Dubbed a “visionary marketer” by the

American Marketing Association, Michael’s sole mission is to reduce

the prevalence of entrepreneurial poverty in the US. Buzz, as most call

him, has simplified digital marketing success with the Rule of 26 to

help business owners avoid the time drain and frustration of managing

profitable digital marketing campaigns.

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Our guest Joyce Padilla talks with us today on Stepping out of imposter Syndrome and more.  Make sure to listen and start stepping out of your own imposter syndrome moments.  You are not alone.  We all have them.  

Joyce Padilla is the founder and CEO of Assett Agency, a branding firm that has worked with some of the biggest names in the business, including WestJet Vacations. She has over 15 years of experience in brand strategy and design, and her unique perspective – having overcome many obstacles entrepreneurs face – allows her to understand what works and what doesn't in many areas. What's more, Joyce is gifted at simplifying complex subjects, making her an invaluable resource for clients looking to get ahead. Joyce firmly believes that setting your mind up for success each morning is the key to accomplishing your goals.

Mackenzie is an Executive Assistant (EA) with over 20 years of experience working with C-Suite executives, presidents, and founders in the non-profit, private and public spaces. In addition, she has over 10 years of experience hiring, training, and managing administrative assistants – both to work on her team and to support other executives.

In 2016, Mackenzie founded a virtual assistant firm that provides professional and personal assistance to owners and CEO’s that works to ensure the same level of integrity, dedication, and care given in a face-to-face environment is also given while working remotely.  She has a passion for showing both leaders and assistants that the relationship between the two is more than just a transactional, day-to-day experience but can be a true partnership.  Executive Assistants should be a partner in managing the executive office and truly be an extension of the person they support.

Mentoring and training Executive Assistants in best practices has been part of her repertoire for many years, and in 2020 she developed a formal, 8-week coaching program for EA’s to learn the core values of the EA role, develop their personal brand and elevate their role to that of a strategic partner to their leader.

When she is not hard at work, Mackenzie can be found hiking, running, camping, swimming in the ocean or having dance parties with her two sons. One of her dreams is to someday travel to every continent.

On todays episode I am talking with Tammy Rotzoll creator of Footprints of Inspiration and Grow Your Faith Community on Facebook. 

Our topic is "You should never want your story to look like anyone elses"

I just love that she's relatable, her success, her achievements. Just like anyone's are your own. And, uh, and one of the messages I really want people to hear today is your story, your journey, your process, where you get to where you're going, how long it takes or how quick it happens.  Your journey is specific to you and you should never want your story to look like anybody else's, but other people's stories and journeys should inspire you to keep working on your own business and moving forward.  

Tammy is the founder and owner of Footprints of Inspiration, podcast host at a Faithful God Podcast, author of Finding Peace in the Mess Devotional, as well as multiple Bible studies. Tammy loves empowering women to live a peace-filled, purpose-filled life, even in the hard, messy times. She lives in Virginia with her husband and two boys, and in her downtime, you can find her hanging at the beach, soaking in the ocean breezes. 

You can find Tammy at:

Getting organized can mean something different to everyone.  Today we have C. Lee Cawley, CPO.  Certified Professional Organizer, that is going to talk to us about getting our business and life in order.  She will also share her story as to how she became a CPO, and the challenges she faced in multiple careers from Julliard to Hollywood.  Grab a drink, and your earbuds, and let's get to it.

C. Lee has an amazing checklist for us to make sure we have all our things in order.  You can grab that by going to https://www.cleecawley.com/checklist

If you enjoyed our conversation as much as I did and you want to get connected with C. Lee you can do that by following any of the following links.

Sparkle Christine is a business and faith coach and spiritual advisor.  Sparkle utilizes biblical principles throughout her coaching. She works with first-time business owners to show up on purpose in purpose for themselves and for their business regardless of where their current revenue is.  She also works with first-time business owners, if they are still in the transitional point between still working with a company and becoming that full-time entrepreneur, and she helps them create an exit strategy to do so.  

Sparkle and I had an incredible conversation that included faith and business, how to bring your faith into your business when others tell you not to, having a support system, and the harsh reality of the behind-the-scenes that no one else sees.  

Grab a hot drink, settle in, and let's chat.  

Snippet from the episode:

Clients will make you wanna quit. systems will make you wanna quit. The process will make you want to quit. so what was I created to do? I'm not happy if I'm not doing what I was created to do. And it's almost like as believers, you know, we say, okay, we're gonna pick up our cross and carry a daily and that looks different for each and every one of us.

Get connected with Sparkle and get her free resource here:

In today's episode, we are discussing if we'd functioned better linearly or non-linearly as multi-passionate people, we tend to see ourselves as multitaskers and we can potentially believe that multitasking is the same as being non-linear. So today we're going to discover how we function when to delegate, and if the anxiety and stress we feel about some of these processes is because it's just natural.

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In today's episode, I'm going to be talking about the elephant in the room. It is supposed to look different. So get settled in. Here we go

Do you think you know what the most important relationship you have in this life?

In today’s episode, I’m going to share with you the most important relationship you will have in this life.  I bet you are already making a list in your head.  You probably think you got this and it is common knowledge and everyone should know this.  You might even be thinking, really, there is no point to listening to this episode.  Unless you have worked with me or watched me on social for years you may not have heard this before and I think you will want to take the time to find out if you are right.  So let’s get into it.

In today’s podcast, we are talking about being intentional through implementation.  You can have the intention to do something.  Without implementing it will never come to be.  Let’s talk about why this doesn’t happen for some and it seems to be so easy for others.  Let’s get into it.

Have you ever said something along the lines of “I do personal development I don’t need self-discovery, but I know others who do.”  Did you know that self-discovery is the first step to personal development?  If you didn’t know that then you will want to click play and stick with me for a few minutes.

Take a screenshot of this episode, share it to your stories, and tag me @denasadams

In today's episode, we are talking about putting down the plates of life. I want to help you stop the juggling act of life that we all get sucked into. And this is one of my favorite topics when it comes to self-discovery and improving your relationship with yourself. This is not about personal development.  This is about setting a solid foundation for the personal development

Grab a pen and paper and let's get to it! 

In today's episode, I’m talking about how you must make room in your schedule for 3 things in January to set yourself up for implementation throughout the year.  These 3 things are good for business and your home. You may have heard these before and maybe they didn’t work.  I’m going to share some simple ways to get these things accomplished.

In today’s episode, we are talking about 3 things about new year's resolutions and what you can do to make sure next year is different. So grab a pen and paper and let’s get to it.

In today's podcast, I'm going to be talking about feeling a calling on your heart, and you may not know where to start. So sit back relax and let's get talking. 

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Starting a new chapter can feel vulnerable.  In today's episode, Dena shares a bit about herself, what you can expect from her in this podcast and her heart for people.  

Tune in for a quick listen.

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In today's episode, I'm going to be talking about support systems.  We all need them.  We need to learn a few things about them to make sure we are utilizing them correctly. 

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On today’s episode we are on part 4 of the willing to series and we are going to be talking about how you invest in yourself, things, and others.

No instant gratification here. You must change yourself first. There is no way around it. No one can change your life but you.

Communication is 1 key to success in all areas of faith, life, and business.  I bet most people are doing it wrong.  Why? Because I did it wrong for a long time and it took our 14 yr old daughter at the time to show me how to do it right.  This is a segment you won't want to miss.