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In this episode, Liz chats with Danielle Hendon, founder of Four Corners CFO—a financial advisory firm that helps service-based business owners make sense of their numbers and build businesses that support the lives they want. Danielle shares how she landed on her business name, her unique six-part financial framework, and busts common myths about CFO services (spoiler: they don’t do taxes or bookkeeping!).
Together, Liz and Danielle dive into practical money matters: when you might be ready for a CFO, how intuition blends with financial decisions, and why profit matters more than just revenue growth. Danielle also gives concrete examples for managing business expenses, handling feast-or-famine workflows, and how to confidently make hiring decisions.
They also share a fun, unscripted moment when they discover they work with the same CPA, and discuss the importance of having a supportive financial team.
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Kristen Nolan has built her career on a simple truth: authentic connection drives results. With over a decade in corporate sales and account management across tech and retail, she now leverages that relationship expertise as a Senior Client Account Manager at Interview Valet, where she transforms podcast interviews into strategic revenue engines.
Kristen doesn’t just book guest spots—she architects comprehensive interview marketing campaigns. She identifies target audiences, aligns messaging with host demographics, and builds conversion funnels that turn listeners into leads and customers. Her MBA from American Military University, earned while supporting her military spouse Josh through multiple relocations, taught her to execute under pressure and adapt strategies quickly.
When she’s not crafting podcast marketing strategies, you’ll find Kristen cheering her son at football games, supporting her oldest daughter at lacrosse matches and cheer competitions, or wrangling her youngest daughter around Tampa with their rescue dog, Fifi. Connection powers everything she does—professionally and personally.
In this episode, Liz welcomes Kristen Nolan from Interview Valet for a candid and insightful conversation about podcast guesting, visibility, and how to actually convert those appearances into measurable business results. Kristen shares her expertise on being intentional with your podcast strategy, why not all exposure is equal, and how aligning your message with the right audiences is key. Sprinkled throughout the episode are fun anecdotes about motherhood, Dr. Seuss, and even tips for making podcast interviews less nerve-wracking!
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Susan Leahy, MA, CSP is a dynamic and inspiring speaker, trainer, and coach with over 20 years of experience transforming leaders and boardrooms. As the founder of Robert’s Rules Made Simple, she has trained and coached more than 10,000 board members and meeting chairs across North America, giving them the skills and confidence to run healthy, effective, and engaging meetings.
Susan’s passion for this work is deeply personal. After watching her mother serve five years on a dysfunctional city government board, she saw how toxic meetings don’t just waste time—they drain health, energy, and life. While she doesn’t believe that experience caused her mother’s cancer, she knows it didn’t help. That realization fuels her mission: using Robert’s Rules not just as a productivity tool, but as a pathway to healthier, more respectful, and more human meeting dynamics.
A Certified Speaking Professional and founding member of the Association of Transformational Leaders, Susan brings humor, heart, and practical strategies to every stage. Her message is simple yet profound: Time is life, and your life matters—stop wasting it in poorly run meetings.
Effective meetings (and relationships!) thrive on clear structure, intention, and respect for everyone’s time—because “time equals life.” By learning even the basics of Robert’s Rules and bringing purposeful energy into your gatherings, you can create healthier, happier environments at work and at home.
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Dina Rezvanipour, Founder and President of 3d Public Relations & Marketing, is a graduate from the University of Southern California with a B.A. in Communications. Dina got her start at Fox Studios in the diversity development department, where she helped establish the writers program and organized talent showcases. Dina was at Fox for 6 years before she landed a position at the premiere public relations firm, Distinctive Assets. As the Vice President of Distinctive Assets, she handled all aspects of PR for the company, and was their talent wrangler for the official backstage gift lounges for shows such as; the GRAMMY Awards, Country Music Awards, Latin GRAMMY Awards, Andre Agassi Grand Slam Charity Event, American Music Awards and Teen Choice Awards. Dina moved to New York City in 2011, to further her career in PR and Marketing and launched 3d Public Relations in January 2012. Dina also started her own charity in 2010 called Generation Philanthropy. Generation Philanthropy is a non-profit 501c3 dedicated to raising awareness and funds for charitable programs both locally and internationally in need of support
Liz welcomes Dina Rezvanipour, the founder of 3D PR Marketing, for a candid conversation about PR, branding, authenticity, and running a modern agency that aligns with your personal passions. The pair dive into what makes 3D PR different, the importance of authentic visibility, and how to know when you're really ready for publicity.
If you’re thinking about PR, Dina recommends making sure you’re genuinely ready to grow and that your online presence is rock solid. If you want to brainstorm or get a sense of how PR can work for your brand, don’t hesitate to reach out to Dina!
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In this heartfelt and insightful conversation, Liz sits down with Hannah Corbett, founder of Presence and Co., an innovative well-being-focused social club in Reading, MA. The pair discuss the importance of authentic, in-person human connection in an increasingly digital—and often lonely—world.
Hannah shares the inspiration behind Presence and Co., her journey through burnout and health policy, and how her own experience at a silent retreat fueled her passion to create a space for genuine community without the distraction of phones or alcohol. The episode touches on everything from “phone jail,” adult loneliness, intergenerational connection, the science of social wellness, and the power of curiosity.
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Kristen Reed, RN, BSN, HWNC-BC is a nationally board-certified holistic nurse and award-winning health and wellness coach dedicated to helping ambitious women achieve vibrant, sustainable health. As the founder of Nursing Your Way to Wellness, Kristen combines her background in neuroscience nursing at Brigham & Women’s Hospital with her expertise in holistic nutrition, movement, mindset, and stress management to create her signature 4M Framework—Mindset, Meals, Movement, and Me Time.
Voted “Best Health Coach” by Boston Business Women in 2024 and 2025, Kristen is widely recognized as a leader in women’s wellness. She has been featured in national outlets including NBC, CBS, Thrive Global, Glamour, Mind Body Green, Women’s Health, Eating Well, Boston Magazine, The Boston Globe, and Boston Common Magazine. Known as “The Wellness Woman” by The Daily Item, Kristen brings heart-driven empathy and evidence-based strategies to every client interaction.
Her career has blended both bedside nursing and innovative wellness leadership—developing research on Reiki therapy for stress reduction, leading hospital-wide “Wellness Days,” and educating patients and staff on the power of holistic practices. Today, Kristen coaches women through personalized programs, empowering them to let go of “style shoulds” in wellness and instead embrace confidence, resilience, and joy in their health journeys.
Whether working one-on-one, leading workshops, or speaking at events, Kristen’s mission is simple: to empower women to prioritize themselves, reclaim their energy, and create a life of optimal wellness and vitality.
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Ellie Steinbrink is a personal branding expert and stylist for female entrepreneurs. Drawing on psychology and branding, Ellie helps women define and embody a magnetic personal style that encourages them to take bold action – or, as she likes to say – color outside of the lines.
The daughter of a farmer and an artist, Ellie blends a two-decade long career in marketing for Fortune 500 giants and small businesses with her passion for curating wardrobes that break style rules and reject trends. When she isn't shopping, you can find her lifting at a CrossFit class, playing trumpet, trying out a new recipe, or spending time with her husband and two kids in Omaha, NE.
Learn more about Ellie and her styling services, or read her insights on style, at EllieSteinbrink.com.
Liz welcomes Ellie Steinbrink, a personal stylist who helps women leaders move from blending in to truly standing out by aligning style with brand and personal presence. Ellie emphasizes the importance of authenticity—on the inside and out—and shares why she pivoted from a 20+ year marketing career to follow her passion for styling and empowering women.
The conversation dives deep into how personal style transforms as women evolve in leadership roles, how to dress authentically (even when there's pressure to conform), and why self-leadership and self-trust are central to both style and business.
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Barrie Cohen is the Founder and CEO of Barrie Cohen Public Relations (BCPR), a boutique PR firm dedicated to transforming brands through personalized, strategic communication. With almost a decade of experience in public relations, Barrie has built a reputation for her hands-on, relationship-driven approach, ensuring that each client receives customized strategies designed to elevate their visibility and impact.
Since launching BCPR in 2017, Barrie has worked with clients across a range of industries, including healthcare, nonprofit, finance, and more. She has helped brands secure high-profile media placements in top-tier publications, television segments, and digital platforms. Barrie’s expertise in media relations, brand positioning, and storytelling has positioned her clients as thought leaders, driving brand awareness, growth, and business success.
In addition to her client work, Barrie is passionate about mentorship and education. She frequently speaks at universities and industry events in the US, Canada, and the UK, sharing valuable insights on media strategy, personal branding, and the evolving PR landscape. She enjoys inspiring the next generation of PR professionals, offering advice on navigating the ever-changing world of public relations.
A proud Denver local, Barrie fully embraces the Colorado lifestyle. Whether she’s conquering hiking trails, soaking up the great outdoors with her husband, or simply relaxing with her beloved cat.
In this episode, Liz Theresa sits down with PR expert Barrie Cohen to dive into the changing landscape of public relations in an age of AI-generated pitches. They candidly discuss the importance of human connection, the challenges of standing out in a crowded inbox, and why a personal, authentic approach still trumps automation.
Barrie's agency works with clients across the US, Canada, and internationally, offering personalized PR strategies that get results.
Real PR isn’t just about getting seen—it’s about being understood, making meaningful connections, and sharing genuine stories that move the needle for your business. AI might help with efficiency, but heart and authenticity are still what set the best PR pros apart.
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Jenn Gulbrand is a multi-passionate guide, creator, and catalyst for transformation. As the Founder of WeBreathe Wellness and Soul Alignment Studios, she has spent over a decade holding sacred space for women to heal, rise, and remember who they truly are.
Through her retreats, books, workshops, and one-on-one healing sessions, Jenn helps people move from burnout, self-doubt, and disconnection into deep self-trust, alignment, and joy. Her approach blends somatic therapy, energy medicine, and spiritual mentoring with the power of storytelling — creating an alchemy that releases old wounds, restores nervous system balance, and awakens authentic self-expression.
A two-time published author and host of the SheBreathes Soul Stories podcast, Jenn believes in the ripple effect of vulnerability, compassion, and conscious community. Her mission is simple yet profound: to help women transform pain into power, embody their essence, and create a life that feels as good on the inside as it looks on the outside.
Meet Jenn Gulbrand
Jenn’s Ideal Clients
On Boundaries, Spirituality & Business
Empowering and Supporting Women
Storytelling for Healing
Retreats & What’s Next
Raw, Real, and Relatable
Want more inspiration?Tune in to SheBreathes Soul Stories or reach out to Jenn for coaching, holistic healing, or to join her next life-changing retreat!
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Alyse Bacine is a pioneering force in trauma healing and transformational breathwork. With 25 years of expertise and a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology, she bridges the worlds of clinical mental health and somatic healing through her revolutionary methodology, The Metamorphosis Method.
After a decade serving as a school counselor and implementing groundbreaking meditation programs, Alyse developed a unique approach combining cutting-edge trauma tools with advanced breathwork and energy healing. This methodology creates predictable, permanent transformation by addressing mind, body, and energy field simultaneously – something missing from both traditional therapy and somatic practices.
Featured in Oprah Magazine, Well and Good, and Nylon, her work has generated over seven figures in revenue and transformed hundreds of women's lives. The Metamorphosis Method stands apart as the only system effectively closing the gap between clinical expertise and somatic healing.
With certifications in Social Emotional Learning and Mindfulness Practices, plus extensive experience in both therapeutic and somatic modalities, Alyse has created a comprehensive approach that revolutionizes how women heal and grow.
In this enlightening episode, Liz sits down with Alyse Bacine, a breathwork facilitator and trauma expert who’s been at the forefront of the breathwork movement since 2001—long before it hit the mainstream. Alyse shares her journey from discovering breathwork as a teenager to developing her own trauma healing methodology, which combines her background as a school counselor with her expertise as a healer.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in inner child healing, personal growth, or understanding the deeper roots of self-sabotage—especially for women and entrepreneurs wanting to break through their old patterns.
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Episode Overview:In this lively and insightful episode, Liz sits down with Heather Wiese, the visionary founder behind luxury design brand Bell’INVITO. Celebrating 20 years in business, Heather shares the ups, downs, and unexpected twists that led to the creation of her company specializing in exquisite letterpress invitations and etiquette coaching. The conversation ranges from artisan printing to the evolving role of etiquette in our digital and professional lives—shattering stereotypes about what etiquette is (and isn’t) along the way.
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Misty Lynch, CFP® is a personal finance expert and the Owner and CEO of Sound View Financial Advisors, LLC. Misty hosts the unscripted reality show HEARTBROKE and the Demystifying Money podcast. She is also the author of the DEMYSTIFYING MONEY book and a personal finance expert and resource for media outlets including The New York Times, Cosmopolitan, CNBC, CNN, Investopedia, Real Simple, Student Loan Hero, and many others.
Investopedia named her one of the Top 100 Financial Advisors in 2021 and US News and World Report called her one of the 9 Women in Finance to Follow “because sometimes you need life advice, not just financial advice.”
When she isn't working, you can find her reading mysteries, skiing on the East Coast, or coaching her kids' basketball and field hockey teams.
Visit her business website at www.soundviewfinancialadvisors.com.
Episode Summary:Liz catches up with her friend and “money genius,” Misty Lynch. They get candid about money, business trends, and how changing economic climates are affecting small business owners. Misty shares her take on financial resilience, money mindset, and why women should feel empowered about their finances (and toss aside that “girl math” nonsense!).
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Where to Find Misty Lynch:Podcast: Demystifying Money – https://mistylynch.com/podcastBook & TV Show Info: https://mistylynch.com
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Angel Costanza is the Chief Operating Officer at Beck Bode, where she serves as the chief translator of the founders’ vision into the real-time, day-to-day operations of a fast-growing wealth management firm. Beck Bode has a growing footprint, with locations in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Michigan—each one reflecting the firm’s commitment to delivering personalized, values-driven financial guidance rooted in the communities we serve. With deep experience in financial services, Angel oversees every facet of the firm’s operations—from practice management and compliance to shaping a vibrant company culture through hiring, employee development, and retention. She also navigates the evolving technology and custodial landscape to ensure seamless service for clients.
In September 2024, Angel was diagnosed with breast cancer. Throughout her treatment and recovery, she continued to lead with strength and clarity, helping Beck Bode thrive during a pivotal time. Her journey has only deepened her commitment to building a resilient, people-first organization.
Angel lives in Rhode Island with her husband, Nick, where they enjoy exploring the Ocean State’s natural beauty by land and by sea.
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In this heartfelt and candid episode, Liz sits down with Angel Costanza, chief operating officer at Beck Bodhi, to talk about a topic that’s as personal as it is universal: the intersection of career, cancer, and courage.
Angel shares how a chance encounter with a rack of pink bras set off a life-changing chain of events that led to her breast cancer diagnosis. Liz opens up about her own recent battle with Hodgkin’s lymphoma, and together, they unpack what it’s like to maintain a career, lead a team, and navigate work culture while dealing with serious illness.
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Dr. Peggy DeLong, Psychologist, Coach, Speaker & Author
Dr. Peggy DeLong is a clinical and forensic psychologist, keynote speaker, and author who helps individuals cultivate resilience, navigate grief, and experience lasting joy—no matter what life brings. Known as The Gratitude Psychologist, Dr. Peggy combines evidence-based tools with the healing powers of nature, gratitude, and human connection to support emotional wellbeing.
After losing both her fiancé and father within six weeks at the age of 26, Dr. Peggy discovered the transformative power of feeling and processing emotional pain. Rather than turning away from grief, she leaned into it—and used everyday, brain-based tools to climb her way back to joy. Her lived experience now fuels her work with clients, readers, and audiences across the country.
Whether she’s guiding women through life transitions, delivering engaging talks on the science of happiness and resilience, or writing about emotional healing through nature and gratitude, Dr. Peggy empowers others to prioritize mental health and live with meaning, peace, and purpose.
She is the author of I Can See Clearly Now: A Memoir about Love, Grief, and Gratitude and FEELING GOOD: 35 Proven Ways to Happiness, Even During Tough Times. Through her work, Dr. Peggy reminds us that healing is possible—and joy is always within reach.
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Show Notes:In this heartfelt and fun episode of Liz on Biz, Liz Theresa chats with Jessica McDaniel—founder of Boston Baby Photos and Phone Photos with Jess. Jessica shares her 22-year journey as a renowned Boston-area baby photographer, documenting the lives of hundreds of families and watching her littlest subjects grow from newborns into high schoolers.
But Jessica’s entrepreneurial spirit didn’t stop there! She dives into her latest project, Phone Photos with Jess, and her innovative “Iconic Set”—a subscription and educational resource that empowers parents to capture meaningful moments of their children using just their phones. Jessica discusses the joys and challenges of parenting in the digital age (hello, notification overload!), and how her mission is to help families take better, more intentional photos so they can spend more time being present.
Jessica and Liz get real about parenting, the importance of moms getting in the frame, the evolution of family photography, and fun stories involving crop tops, family dogs, and unforgettable family moments. Plus, find out how you can learn Jessica’s expert editing and culling (photo selection) tips through the Iconic Editing Kit.
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Connect with Jessica:Boston Baby PhotosIconic SetInstagram: @bostonbabyphotos | @phonephotoswithjessTikTok: @phonephotoswithjess
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Don’t forget:If you’re a parent who wants better phone photos—or a fan of creative business pivots—you’ll love this episode. For more tips, ideas, and community, follow Jessica and check out her resources!
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Melissa Gilbo
Founder & CEO Women’s Business League
Founder Melissa Gilbo Consulting
Entrepreneur | Community Builder | Opportunity Connector
Melissa Gilbo is a dynamic entrepreneur, heart-centered leader, and passionate advocate for women in business. She is the Founder and CEO of the Women’s Business League (WBL), a national networking organization dedicated to fostering authentic connections and empowering female entrepreneurs. Additionally, she leads Melissa Gilbo Consulting, where she mentors business owners to build impactful brands and communities.
With over two decades of experience in the insurance industry, Melissa recognized the need for genuine networking opportunities. What began as an effort to generate clients evolved into a mission to create a supportive community for women in business. Since its inception in 2018, WBL has expanded from five local chapters to over 45 nationwide, emphasizing kindness, collaboration, and meaningful relationships.
Melissa’s dedication extends beyond entrepreneurship. She serves as a trustee with Awesome Georgetown, a global community philanthropy initiative, and is a board member of Walk by Moonlight, promoting local businesses and talents. As a PANDAS/PANS advocate, she brings awareness to pediatric autoimmune conditions affecting children.
Her inspiring journey and insights have been featured on various panels, stages, publications, organizations and podcasts, where she discusses intentional networking, leadership, and the power of authentic connections.
Through her work, Melissa continues to inspire and uplift women, demonstrating that with passion and perseverance, it’s possible to create a life of purpose and impact.
She doesn’t just build businesses, she builds movements.
Show Notes
In This Episode:Liz welcomes Melissa Gilbo, co-founder of the Women’s Business League (WBL) and the show’s flagship sponsor. They dive deep into Melissa’s journey from a 20-year insurance career to founding WBL—a women-centric networking organization designed for authentic relationship-building, not just transactional networking.
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Don’t miss your chance to connect in person—grab your ticket for the Summer Soiree! And if you’re ready to rethink networking and build your business with heart, check out Women’s Business League.
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Olivia Dreizen Howell is the Co-Founder and CEO of Fresh Starts Registry, the first and only platform designed to support individuals through major life transitions such as divorce, career changes, and personal reinvention. A certified life and success coach, clinical hypnotherapist, and neurolinguistic practitioner, Olivia is dedicated to helping others navigate fresh starts with confidence and clarity.
After her own divorce in 2019, Olivia recognized the lack of resources available for those rebuilding their lives. This realization led her to create Fresh Starts Registry alongside her sister, Genevieve “Jenny” Dreizen. The platform offers curated product bundles and connects users with a community of vetted experts—including therapists, lawyers, and coaches—to provide comprehensive support during times of change.
In addition to her work with Fresh Starts Registry, Olivia is the founder of March Lion Media, a global social media marketing firm. She also co-hosts the podcast A Fresh Story, where she shares candid conversations about bravery, significant decisions, and the complexities of the human experience. Olivia‘s work has been featured in publications such as Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, and New York Magazine.
A proud single mother of two, Olivia resides on Long Island, New York, where she continues to inspire and empower others through her multifaceted career and personal journey.
Show Notes:In this empowering episode of Liz on Biz, Liz Theresa sits down with Olivia Howell, co-founder of the Fresh Starts Registry—the world’s first and only divorce registry and comprehensive divorce support platform. Olivia shares the heartfelt origin story behind the business, which she started with her sister after they each experienced their own unexpected fresh starts.
The Fresh Starts Registry was built to support people going through divorce—or any major life transition—by offering a way to rebuild, restock, and celebrate new beginnings. Olivia explains the platform’s mission: to provide free resources, education, and access to a curated team of experts, from divorce coaches and attorneys to realtors, therapists, healers, and more.
She also shares her personal journey balancing entrepreneurship, parenthood, and growth, and how Fresh Starts stays financially sustainable while keeping most resources free to users.
You’ll hear real, relatable stories about starting over, the importance of community, and why Olivia believes every fresh start deserves to be celebrated—whether it’s after divorce, coming out, changing careers, or any other big shift.
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If you’re looking for guidance, community, or support during a major life transition—divorce-related or otherwise—this episode is for you.
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Mary Ellen Lundy is the founder and organization pro at An Eco • Organized Approach. Having held a previous career in special education, Mary Ellen is uniquely equipped to support her clients no matter their mindset, lifestyle, or quirks. She is passionate about creating organizational solutions that are sustainable for the long-haul, give back to the local community, and reduce the waste that ends up in landfills. When she's not organizing, Mary Ellen enjoys spending time with her family in Stoughton, Massachusetts.
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In this episode, Liz Theresa welcomes Mary Ellen Lundy, the dynamic founder behind An Eco Organized Approach—a company that helps homes and businesses declutter while ensuring unwanted items find new life within the local community. Mary Ellen shares how her eco-conscious organizing service goes beyond traditional decluttering by responsibly redistributing, recycling, and repurposing items to benefit others and reduce landfill waste.
The Origin Story:Mary Ellen launched her business to solve clutter challenges in her own 1,400-square-foot home with five people. Facing the stress of excess stuff, she was inspired to develop community-based solutions to recycling and donating.
Eco-Friendly Decluttering:Unlike many organizers, Mary Ellen prioritizes giving unwanted items a second home—connecting with local schools, shelters, libraries, and art teachers to maximize reuse and support those in need. The business even recycles the unrecyclable, from textiles and shoes to license plates and art supplies.
Mental Load & Women Entrepreneurs:The conversation highlights how clutter creates decision fatigue (with Liz noting women make around 36,000 decisions a day!) and how organizing support can relieve mental stress and create space for growth.
No Judgment, Only Help:Mary Ellen assures listeners that her services are for everyone—no matter the size of the mess—and that it’s always okay to seek help. She also discusses how every home and business accumulates excess, and that decluttering leads to less anxiety and more balance.
Sustainable, Personalized Solutions:From binding love letters to recycling textiles and finding new homes for LEGO sets, Mary Ellen provides creative, personalized solutions. She underscores that everything brought into a home has a lifecycle, and her mission is to extend it meaningfully.
Impact on Community:An Eco Organized Approach not only helps individuals, but also strengthens the community by supporting underfunded programs and those in need, creating win-win scenarios for both donors and recipients.
“Change is hard, no matter what you're doing in your personal or professional business. It's OK to get help.”
“Most people want to do the right thing—they just don't have the time or resources to do it themselves.”
“Everything we create has a lifecycle, even physical things, and it’s beautiful to think about contributing to that cycle.”
Website: anecoorganizedapproach.com
Instagram & Facebook: @anecoorganizedapproach
Women's Business League:Liz is sponsoring their annual Summer Soiree (August 21st, Portsmouth, NH). Use code URAVIP for a VIP ticket discount at liztheresa.com/wbl.
Free Copywriting Training:Liz offers a free training at freecopyvideo.com.
If your stuff is weighing you down, you don’t have to tackle it alone. Whether you’re facing move-in stress, big life changes, or just need to make space for what matters, Mary Ellen encourages anyone (especially entrepreneurs who carry the weight of a thousand decisions) to embrace help with compassion and without judgment.
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