 Air Date: Monday September 26, 2016 In this Choices 4 Women podcast, Nancy Mueller interviews Virginia Sollars. Virginia is the author of And Some Will Triumph, Stories of the Mentally Ill in a Correctional Setting and the Nurses Who Care For Them. Because of her own fight for knowledge about sadness, depression, and compulsive OCD behaviors for over 30 years, Virginia chose to work in the mental health field; with over 26 years as a psychiatric nurse in the jails. Throughout her years of caring for her patients she has experienced her own battles with mental health, fear for her life, and the daily challenges she faced being in a locked mental facility within the prison system. Virginia shares her heartfelt message on Choices 4 Women because she believes that someone has to bring awareness to what goes on once a person is behind bars. If you would like more information about the treatment of the mentally ill in the correctional facilities, the author has supplied us with a Grand Jury report.
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9/17/2016 1 Comment C4W: Nick Lynch & LinkedIn In this Choices 4 Women podcast, Nancy Mueller interviews Nick Lynch of Fill Up Your Calendar.
In this interview, Nick shares his 3-Step process to teach our listeners how to get 30 new business connections per day through a simple 3-Step process. This is valuable information for any business person who is looking for opportunities to make personal and professional business connections. Nick also shares his philosophies about being a work from home dad and how he has worked his core values into his work/life balance.  Air Date: Monday September 12, 2016
In this Choices 4 Women podcast, Nancy Mueller interviews Sheila Kennedy, publisher of Zebra Inc. Have you ever wanted to write a book but feel that it would make you too vulnerable? Sheila Kennedy, owner and publisher at Zebra Inc. discusses why it is important for you to follow your heart and get your book out of your mind and down on paper. In this interview we discuss why your book should also be in audio format, why you should write your book, how to get started and the importance of getting your message out! |
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