Latest Episodes
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32: Embracing The Changes Of The Season – Julie Deem
Listen nowIn this inspiring podcast episode, we hear from Julie Dean, founder of Business Podcast Editor and co-host of the United State of Women podcast. Julie’s journey towards entrepreneurship began with a passion for podcasting and a desire to help women get their voices out there on a global level. She shares her story of resilience and determination, as she navigated the challenges of the pandemic and found a way to pursue her passion while helping other women do the same.
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31: Time Is Limited, But Anything Is Possible – Noah Scott
Listen nowDiscover the incredible journey of Noah Scott, Founder and CEO of The Big Possible, on Why I Left. Dive into his inspiring story of exploration, risk-taking, and building meaningful connections that transcend limitations. Join us as we explore the transformative power of self-discovery and determination, and learn how to embrace risk and create a vision that propels you toward success. Tune in now for an episode that will leave you motivated, empowered, and ready to chase your dreams. Don’t miss this captivating conversation with Noah Scott and host Brian Aquart.
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30: An Angel Finds Her Wings – Katie Dunn
Listen nowIn this episode, we speak with Katie Dunn, an angel investor and partner of Power to Pitch. Katie has financed over $10 billion in commercial real estate, but she recognized that her job was no longer serving her. So, she found her passion for helping startup companies through angel investing.
Now she’s a partner at Power To Pitch, along with Kat Weaver, where they’re on a mission to provide the support and resources that get founders funded faster.
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29: Guiding Your Health Journey – Melissa Deally
Listen nowToday, we talk to Melissa Deally, a health coach and integrative mind/body health practitioner. Melissa shares her journey of becoming a health coach and how she came to focus on personalized wellness packages that help rebalance the physical, mental, and emotional body by tapping into the power of the unconscious mind.
Her work has been impactful in the wellness industry, and she shares her insights and knowledge throughout our discussion. Melissa also hosts the podcast “Don’t Wait for Your Wakeup Call!” where she delves deeper into the world of integrative health and wellness. -
28: Regulating The Nervous System During A Trauma Response – Sophie Mallari
Listen nowOur guest today is Sophie Mallari, a Therapist at Citron Hennessey trained to counsel through a multicultural and holistic perspective that encompasses ones biological, psychological, sociological, and spiritual needs.
Her areas of specialization include grief & loss, depression, anxiety, interpersonal relationships, and conflict resolution. Sophie also discusses the nuances of being a 2nd-generation Asian American.
In this episode, Sophie shares her insights and experiences about mental health and the impact of the pandemic, provides tips for selecting a therapist and discusses how employers can support their employees’ mental health.
You will also learn about five coping skills for people who experience loss. And, for people who may be searching for a therapist, Sophie shares the top four things to look for when making a selection.
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27: Navigating Early Intervention For Kids With Special Needs – Kristan Weisdack
Listen nowBrian talks with Kristan Weisdack, the founder and CEO of BehaviorWorx of Southwestern Pa, who has worked for over 17 years in the mental health field, specializing in autism and behavior intervention. Her company focuses on providing a holistic approach to behavior intervention, shifting the practice of mental health professionals, teachers, and parents to address the root cause of a client’s behavior.
We discuss the effects of the pandemic on her practice and the mental health industry, her holistic approach to behavior intervention, and her advice for individuals caring for loved ones with autism or ADHD. Kristan also has a great approach to behavior intervention and the training her team provides to help reduce “meltdowns” in those with autism.