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Ep. 56 – Meredith Garritsen
The podcast is back and Meredith Garritsen from the Hervana Coworking Collective is back to help me start back up in style! In this episode, Meredith shares how she's navigated recent life changes, how she finds joy in the new and a special New York moment.
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Pandemic Travel: My Stay at the Fairmont Vancouver Airport Hotel
Do you have a bucket list? I do and I recently got to check something lovely off: I treated myself to a stay at the Fairmont Vancouver Airport Hotel (a.k.a. the Fairmont YVR). It's where I spent my last 48 hours in Canada before making the big move to England. Read on for my review of this luxe experience and why it's 100% value for money — especially in COVID times.
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Ep. 55 – Lindsay Dent
Lindsay Dent from Have You Met Her Yet? podcast is back for another round of girl talk. In this episode we decompress the last year of pandemic living, and chat entrepreneurship, passions and expectation vs. reality.
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Ep. 50 – Harmik Cacace
et's talk about pandemic pregnancy, saying "no", entrepreneurial finances and twitchy travel feet with Harmik Cacace from Blue Skies Accounting.
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Ep. 49 – Tracy Castro & Jayda Khan
Let's talk about skincare, hand sanitizer, mother-daughter entrepreneurship, and standing up for yourself with business duo Tracy Castro and Jayda Khan from Ativo Skincare.
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The Perks of a City Staycation
In the spirit of supporting local and the need to stay close to home, we recently packed our bags for a city staycation at the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre. It was so nice to get out of the house and go “on vacation”. Read on for our experience and the perks of a hotel staycation. *This city staycation blog post first appeared on Destination Vancouver’s Inside Vancouver blog as part of a marketing tactic and contest. Thank…
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Ep. 45 – Michelle Owens
Let's talk about all things tea, shift work and pandemic weddings, nursing and home purchases with Michelle Owens from the One More Steep tea blog.
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Ep. 37 – Danielle Wiebe
In this episode, my guest is Business Babes Collective founder Danielle Wiebe. We dig deep into values and faith, the power of community, and Danielle shares the experience of shifting her business to a digital platform during the pandemic.
