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In this episode of The Best Thing podcast, Antonio Neves talks to Mary Marantz. Mary is the author of "Dirt: Growing Strong Roots In What Makes The Broken Beautiful," host highly-ranked and popular podcast The Mary Marantz show, and an in-demand speaker.

In a powerful conversation, Mary talks about being a generational change breaker and how she transitioned from growing up in a trailer in West Virginia to graduating from the top law school in the country to turning down six-figure jobs to start a business with her husband.

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QUICK EPISODE SUMMARY

• Meet Mary Marantz
• The experience of meeting people who are made from the same cloth
• The "muddy" part of your story 
• The role of Empathy in Mary's journey
• Owning the successful parts of your story
• Reality check math
• The pitfalls of operating out of stress and lack 
• The legend of the J. Crew sweater.
• The best thing for Mary Marantz
• God likes to see us create our own momentum
• The courage to shut the "obvious" doors
• The journey is more important than the destination
• Advice for those who want to pivot to do something new
• We have to believe in something bigger than ourselves