 Air Date: Monday April 25, 2016
One year ago today I took our baby to the emergency room, where she was admitted to the PICU for several days and she was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at the age of only one year old. It's been a very stressful journey with many ups and downs, but I am so proud of my daughter for how strong she has been throughout this whole experience. Regardless of how much harder this disease has made our life, it has also formed a stronger bond between me and my daughter. I refuse to let her diabetes define her. She will continue to live beyond and kick diabetes in the ass every single day. And I will continue to stand by her side as the proudest and most supporting mommy alive. I would go to the end of the earth for my daughter!
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 Air Date: Monday April 18, 2016
Today on Choices 4 Women, Nancy Mueller interviews Postpartum Doula, Sandy Lindblom. When anyone mentions the term “postpartum” we usually conjure up images in our minds of women in depression but the term “postpartum” actually refers to a period of time rather than a diagnosis. What is considered the postpartum period? A postpartum period is the period beginning immediately after the birth of a child and extending for about six weeks. Choices 4 Women wants every woman, regardless of her geographical location, to know that there are others who understand her obstacles or challenges and this is Sandy is certainly proof of why this is so important and why she believes that one of the important aspects of being a successful woman is learning to ask for help. CLICK HERE to connect with Sandy on Facebook!  Air Date: Monday April 11, 2016 Today on Choices 4 Women, Nancy Mueller interviews Laura Pittman who is going to share her journey from overcoming divorce in May and losing her job in October to coming out on top and how she did it! Choices 4 Women wants every woman, regardless of her geographical location, to know that there are others who understand her obstacles or challenges and Laura is certainly proof of why this is so important and why she believes that one of the important aspects of being a successful woman is learning to ask for help.  Air Date: Monday April 4, 2016 On this Choices 4 Women podcast Nancy Mueller interviews Gordana Biernat from Sweden. Gordana is known as the person who has a “Quick Fix For The Soul!” Listen to this interview as Gordana shares why you have to be responsible for your own happiness, why life is not about becoming average and putting the truth out there so you truly know who you are. |
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SENSEI: (sen - say) teacher; Sen means "before" and Sei means "born." The literal meaning of the Japanese word is "one who is born before"; thus, the one who is born before you is your teacher. This refers less to chronological age (some of my teachers have been young enough to be my children) than to the teacher's wisdom: In spiritual terms he or she is my elder, and thus my teacher.
MY MISSION: To increase and enhance the lives of women globally while living my life unapologetically!
MY VISION & INTENTION: To use everything I've learned about true inner Strength and share it with others to enhance and increase the quality of life for women around the world!
MY WHY: I know the power of getting out from under the belief that being victimized made me a victim. When we live our lives in victim and vengeance mode, our mind is never truly free. When our minds are not free, we continually tell ourselves "we aren’t good enough, smart enough, or talented enough" (aka The Impostor Syndrome) because what we’re actually doing is enforcing a belief that what happened, happened because we were too weak to prevent it; this makes us feel powerless. I'm here to remind you that you are anything but powerless!
MY VISION & INTENTION: To use everything I've learned about true inner Strength and share it with others to enhance and increase the quality of life for women around the world!
MY WHY: I know the power of getting out from under the belief that being victimized made me a victim. When we live our lives in victim and vengeance mode, our mind is never truly free. When our minds are not free, we continually tell ourselves "we aren’t good enough, smart enough, or talented enough" (aka The Impostor Syndrome) because what we’re actually doing is enforcing a belief that what happened, happened because we were too weak to prevent it; this makes us feel powerless. I'm here to remind you that you are anything but powerless!