Imagine navigating through the labyrinth of life, constantly questioning your choices and battling feelings of inadequacy. Sounds familiar? Judy Schenk, our insightful guest, primarily works with women, shedding light on the value of bravery in the face of discomfort and uncertainty. She encourages us to celebrate our achievements, however small they may seem, and confront the negative self-talk that often undermines our potential.
Judy Schenk has dedicated her life to creating beauty and grappling with life's most profound questions. From her transformative experience at the College of the Atlantic in Maine to her discovery of the B Corp community, Judy's journey is an inspiring blend of introspection and action. As the conversation evolves, Judy opens up about her passion for B Corps that prioritize people, planet, purpose, and profit. The episode concludes with a poignant recitation from her book, "Intuit: The Poems of an American Woman." Are you ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and change with Judy?
Judy Schenk Coaching
judyschenkcoaching@gmail.com
Alfred North Whitehead’s - The Aims of Education. Written in 1920.
College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor, ME- coa.edu
Antioch New England Graduate School, Keene NH- info.antioch.edu
The National Outdoor Leadership School, Lander WY- nols.edu
Ravencrest, Estes Park, CO- ravencrest.org
Judy's poetry collection: In.tu.it The Poems of an American Woman
You can purchase In.tu.it through:
Firepondpress.com. Or Email: Firepondpress@gmail.com
Also found on Amazon.
Also...Life is encountered together. Judy would like to celebrate the symphony of voices that have shaped her and thus the words and sentiments of this podcast. This podcast is most gratefully dedicated to each of you. Chris, Brittany, Charles, Everett, Cameron, Alex, Arlo, Boden, Waylon, Braelyn, Michael, Jesse, Cody, Jennifer, Jen, Laurie, Kristin, Osaru, Kit, Liz and many others...
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