Change is a constant part of life—whether it’s in our personal experiences, professional
landscapes, or the world around us. We can’t always control the changes that occur, but
what we can control is how we respond to them. Growth, on the other hand, is a choice. It’s
about deciding whether to learn from the challenges and opportunities change brings or to
remain stagnant. While we may not be able to stop change, we can embrace it and use it as
a catalyst for personal and professional growth, turning life’s inevitable shifts into moments
of transformation.

Join me with my guest Sheryl Adkins-Green as we discuss that change Is Inevitable, Growth Is
Optional & and how change can be seen as a challenge and an opportunity. What side of that fence are on?

Time never stands still in real life. It’s not like the movies where characters can freeze-
frame and the writer takes the viewer on some unrelated story. In real life, change happens
constantly. You can fight it or welcome it. It’s your choice. Change will occur regardless. So,
the question remains, why not embrace change? If change is going to happen anyway,
fighting it won’t do any good. It’s better to figure out an approach to deal with change that
will work for you.

Remember this, an old English proverb sums it all up, “Just when the caterpillar thought
the world was over, it became a butterfly.”

Strength in Resilience: Stories of Overcoming Challenges and Thriving

When you think of being resilient, what comes to mind? Overcoming situations that would make you freeze and not move forward? Perhaps it might be when you didn’t receive the recognition you thought you deserved and now you have to face everyone? Or maybe it was a personal loss that shook you to the core and you weren’t able to put one foot in front of the other…In this episode of Selling In A Skirt with Judy Hoberman, my guest Jessica Norsch and I talk about the strength in resilience among professional women. Join us as we explore personal stories and insights about significant challenges and emerge stronger. Jessica shares her unique experiences, discussing what resilience means to her, the role of support networks, and the impact of self-care and mental health in maintaining strength. We also examine how organizations can foster resilient environments and the importance of balancing resilience with vulnerability. Whether you're just starting your career or looking to strengthen your resilience, this episode offers valuable advice and inspiration. Tune in to hear how resilience can transform challenges into opportunities for growth and success.

In this insightful interview, we talk about the art of building credibility in a crowded market using media and social media. My guest, Kari Michaelsen, a seasoned expert in digital branding and reputation management, shares strategies and tips on how businesses and individuals can leverage various media channels to enhance their credibility, differentiate themselves from competitors, and foster trust among their audience. From content creation to engaging with followers and securing media features, we explore the critical elements that contribute to a strong and credible online presence.

Kari has been Public Speaking and Hosting Educational Seminars for over 25 years. Combining those skills with her years of experience in front of the camera seemed natural (and somewhat destined) as the next step after her Television Series “Gimme a Break” wrapped .Thus, her career in Broadcasting was born. Some of her Broadcasting credits include hosting a Morning Talk Show, a News Magazine Show, and the Weekly
Interview Show “In the Spotlight.” Kari has done interviews with countless Celebrities, and many of the greatest Leaders and Achievers in our country. Kari’s in-depth interviews highlight her guests Powerful Insights for Personal and Business success. Kari says, ”It is deeply rewarding to know that when we reach a viewer who learns a new strategy, and a new way of thinking or responding to a challenge, we have been a small part of making a difference in the success of their businesses, and their lives....”