Are you struggling with your New Year's Resolution, or any other goals that you have for 2023? &nbsp;The end of January can get a bit depressing as we struggle to work on the things that we want to do, especially if you have had some failure along the way. On this episode we will discuss why it is OK to fail and fail again. &nbsp; Failure is part of the change process. &nbsp;Now you need to start over! You can start over every day to build motivation and learn from your past mistakes. &nbsp;You need to work on yourself and your thoughts about yourself to get to the life that you desire. &nbsp;Start over now! Contact me for help. Have a beautiful week! &nbsp;

Episode #211 - Starting Over

Nicky Billou is a number one International Best Selling Author of "Finish Line Thinking: How to Think and Win Like a Champion". &nbsp; He is a business coach and popular speaker to corporate audiences, and is advisor to some of the most successful and dynamic entrepreneurs in Canada. Nicky is the co-founder of  where he runs a yearlong Mastermind and educational program with coaches, consultants, clinic owners, realtors, and other service-based entrepreneurs. &nbsp; He is the host of the number one podcast in the world on Thought Leadership, .&nbsp;

Episode #212 - An Interview with Nicky Billou

Do you ever feel like you are stalled? &nbsp;You have a goal in mind and a plan to get to it, but you stop working or distract yourself with unimportant things? That stalled feeling is something that your brain wants. &nbsp;Your brain feels more comfortable and safe when it is not striving and working on changes that are challenging. &nbsp;If you are working to change a bad habit, or want to create something new, you have to expect to stall a bit, then learn how to overcome the stalled feeling and get back to work.&nbsp;

Episode #213 - So You Are Stalled?  Now What?

Katie Brooks LVT, CVPM is the CEO of CVCA Cardiac Care for Pets and co-founder and CEO of Partner Veterinary - Emergency and Speciality Center. Katie has a mission to heal pets and support people. &nbsp;Katie has a passion for creating exeptional work environments where employees have the opportunity for personal development. &nbsp;Katie is a writer, speaker, and consultant who assists the leadership of organizations to exceed their goals in leadreship, teambulding, business development, and strategic planning. Find Katie at&nbsp;

Episode #214 - An Interview with Katie Brooks

Dr. Samantha Morisi is the Head of Veterinary Services at Koala Health, an online pet pharmacy start-up working to improve the healthcare experience for veterinarians, clients, and pets alike. &nbsp;Dr. Morici is a fearless industry disrupter and devout veterinary representative, who has held leadership roles within the AVMA, International Veterinary Students' Association, World Small Animal Veterinary Association, and the World Veterinary Association. She has represented the profession far and wide, including at the United Nations General Assembly. &nbsp;She is truly a global veterinarian with first hand experience practicing vetrinary medicine in two different languages and on six different continents. &nbsp;In her spare time, Dr. Morici enjoys swapping in the scientific literature for a good book, traveling, hiking, and exploring new parks and cafe's with her Labrador Retriever, Luca.&nbsp;

Episode #215 - An Interview with Dr. Samantha Morisi

Dr. Aaron Massecar is the Executive Director of the Veterinary Innovation Council. He has a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Guelph and is a wonderful speaker and author of one book and co-author of another, seven journal articles, and eight book reviews. &nbsp;He has presented at seventeen international conferences and nine public and professional conferences. &nbsp;On this episode of the podcast Dr. Massecar talks about habits - why we develope habits and how we can break bad habits and replace them with better, healthier habits. &nbsp;

Episode #216 - Understanding Habits - with Dr. Aaron Massecar

Most of us struggle with organizing because we have so many thoughts in our heads and so many ideas of what we need to do. &nbsp;There are people that depend on us to get things done at work and at home. &nbsp;This can be overwhelming and when we feel overwhelmed, we do nothing. We need to learn to sort our thoughts into, "true and useful" or "untrue and distracting". &nbsp;Once we start to organize our mind, it frees us up to start taking action towards the things that we want to do and the goals that we have for ourselves and our lives. &nbsp;Join me to get more organized and send me an email to let me know what you accomplished. .&nbsp;

Episode #217 - Working To Get More Organized

Dr. Susan Sayles is the owner and CEO of Brooklyn Road Veterinary Clinic. &nbsp;She is also past president of the Michigan Veterinary Medical Association and a wonderful leader and veterinarian. &nbsp;Sue leads with strength and kindness and has grown her one doctor practice into a thriving practice, in a new facility, with over 25 team members. &nbsp;Today Sue and Julie talk about how to set and maintain healthy boundaries for work and home. &nbsp;

Episode #218 - Boundaries with Dr. Susan Sayles

Dr. Jessica Moore-Jones is a veterinarian, MBA, and the director of Unleashed Coaching and Consulting. &nbsp;Jessica has a unique perspective on veterinary careers and is a coach and mentor for those struggling in veterinary medicine. &nbsp;On today's podcast we discuss career paths, wellness, and how to shift our thinking to avoid taking on client emotions. &nbsp;Find out more about Jessica at .&nbsp;

Episode #219 - Veterinary Wellness with Dr. Jessica Moore-Jones

Paige Allen is the Assistant Director of Academic Advising and Recruitment Veterinary Nursing Program, Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine. &nbsp;She holds an AAS in Veterinary Technology from National College, a BSBA from Indiana Wesleyan University, and an MS in Educational Technology at Purdue University. &nbsp;Paige is an active member of the NAVTA and is the Past President of the NAVC. Find

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