You know the story of WHY Candace quit her business and eventually started The Quitter's Club. In this episode she's sharing what happened since her big quit and why she's ready to embrace living in the white space.

Steph Jagger was living ‘the dream’. She had a great job, mortgage, living in a great city….but something just didn’t feel quite right.

So one day on a ski hill in Whistler, she threw a crazy idea out into the universe that changed her life forever. She saw a sign that said ‘Raise Restraining Device.’ 

So that's exactly what she did. She raised the restraints.

She took a second mortgage on her house, sold everything she owned, and set off to ski around the world.

Steph shared her incredible story that she wrote about in her first book Unbound. As she describes it, it was a journey that moved her into taking radical responsibility for her life. She also shared what happened after that incredible trip, and where she is now. 

She’s got a second book coming out in the new year - Everything Left to Remember - about a beautiful story of mother and daughter, nature, and remembering. 

Whether you quit your job to ski around the world, or get the puppy you always wanted, or just cut your damn hair short already…..the hope is that this episode reminds you to quit what just no longer works for you.

To learn more about Steph you can visit her website, and follow her on Instagram.

Steph's Books:
Unbound
Everything Left to Remember

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On paper, it looked like Diana Tidswell was killing it. She was 19 years old, newly married, and running her own interior design business. Amazing right?

But at a young age Diana came to realize she didn’t define success by what looked good. She defined it by how she felt - and she was NOT feeling her life at the time.

So she quit. She shut down her business and got a job in the industry.

But the vision that she had for herself and for her business at 19, continued to stay on her mind over the years, until she just couldn't shake it anymore.

So fast forward 10 years later, and she is back in the design business - but she’s doing it in a way that feels good to her. 

This time she's not doing it by herself - she has a business partner, and a growing team.

She's not subscribing to a set way of doing things. She's doing it on her own terms by remembering why she started in the first place.

You can view some of Diana's amazing work on her website, or follow Kresswell on Instagram.

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In this episode, Meaghan Peters takes us on her journey of fundraiser to coffee shop owner. After experiencing pregnancy loss, she started working through the uncomfortable process of figuring out what didn’t work for her in her life anymore. 

What started out for her as grief counselling, turned into an amazing journey of discovering what she really wanted her life to look like. 

Rather than just go through the motions of life, doing what she was supposed to do, Meaghan started to get curious. She saw the big picture of how she wanted her life to feel, and she planned everything around that. 

She understood her purpose first. She knew she wanted to build a community and then set out to find a business idea that would serve her purpose. So......Crosby's Coffeehouse was born.

Follow along with the community at Crosby's Coffeehouse on Instagram.

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Today’s guest, Erin Davis, is an award-winning expert, inspirational speaker, and global thought leader in the field of diversity, equity and inclusion.

Erin recently made the leap from employee to entrepreneur and is sharing all about her personal journey in this episode.

She breaks down what diversity and inclusion really mean and how organizations can start to actually implement this in the workplace.

Erin says there is a shifting energy collectively occurring in our world right now that is shaping the way we work. We're going to have to quit (or unlearn) the old way of working if we want to evolve. 

Whether you work for a company, are looking to move to a new organization, or are thinking about starting your own business, this episode will have you thinking differently about the way we do work.

To learn more about Erin's work visit her website, and follow her on LinkedIn and Instagram.

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A re-occurring theme we see among guests on the podcast, is that when we have resistance to something, we typically hold that resistance in our bodies, and if we don't address the issue it can show up as disease.
In this episode, Christa Biegler - a nutritionist who focuses on inflammation - discusses the effects that stress and unaddressed issues can have on our system.

Her remedy? Food.
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We're sharing personal stories of how this stress effected our lives, and she even turned the mic on Candace and she shared a little bit about what has been going on with her own health.
In addition to working with clients, Christa hosts her own podcast called The Less Stressed Life where she talks about allergies and inflammation, and constipation…. and her guests discuss what we can do to make simple changes to live a less stressed life.
So if you don’t remember life before burnout or breakouts, this episode is for you.

To work with Christa visit her website and follow her on Instagram.

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Lucy Bloom left a 20 year career in advertising to take on a roll of CEO for a not for profit. Using her skillset from her the advertising world, she was wildly successful in raising funds for that charity. Now she is an international keynote speaker and author. 

As Lucy takes us on her wild ride, you can hear how she owns every move and decision she made in her life - and she really embodies our mantra of not giving up, but rather taking your life back.

We talk about everything from the work she did in Ethiopia and Cambodia, to events with Angelina Jolie, and we even dig into why we shouldn't make decisions based on what other people think.

If there is something you have been sitting on the fence about - maybe you want to move to the country, or you want to chop off all your hair -  we hope that this inspires you to stop overthinking it, and as Lucy would say, just give life a red hot go!

You can learn more about Lucy on her website or follow her on Instagram.

Get Lucy's Book:
Get the Girls Out

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Bianca Osbourne is the host of CombiNation Plates on CTV, the host of the podcast On Your Plate by The Brand is Female, and she is a guest expert on The Marilyn Denis Show.

No big deal.

She is living proof that when you step into who you really are, BIG things happen. And not only do they just happen, they happen very easily. 

We unpack her career path from chef to TV host, and we talk about what she needed to quit to really step into the person she is meant to be.

Bianca had me cracking me up and if you don’t already know her, you're going to love her after this episode.

You can learn more about Bianca on her website or follow her on Instagram.

Referenced in the show:
Book: In the Flo by Alisa Vitti

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