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In this deeply introspective episode of "In Every Season," host Jessica Winkelhausen invites special guest Doris to share her personal journey of loss, transformation, and the search for a deeper connection to our bodies and the world around us. Doris's story is a poignant reminder that what we put in our bodies goes beyond just food; it includes the conversations we have, the people we surround ourselves with, and our emotional well-being. Through conversations about grief, the impact of alcohol on our mental health, and the eye-opening truths about our food sources, Doris and Jessica delve into the complexities of modern life and the profound importance of conscious choices. They explore the role of agriculture, the effects of conventional farming practices on our health, and the search for cleaner, more nutrient-rich alternatives. With vulnerability and wisdom, Doris shares her personal struggles, leaving listeners with a powerful message of hope and empowerment. Join us for this enlightening and heartfelt episode of "In Every Season." [00:03:45] Unsafe food, banned ingredients, deficient soil, war-chemicals. [00:06:16] Degenerative disease linked to conventional agriculture; ocean minerals enhance farming potential. [00:13:28] Woman logs property for money, buys retreat. [00:18:14] Tube feeding formulas harmful to patients' nutrition. Diabetic patient's organs healthy, but brain not. Wrong bandage causes infection, hospitalization, osteomyelitis. [00:23:55] Loomis offered work and community for family. [00:25:59] Certified organic doesn't guarantee better nutritional quality. [00:35:31] Sperm tested, range fine; book explores infertility. [00:39:21] Track bracelet measures resting heart/breathing rate, ovulation. [00:43:59] Struggles with emotions after mother's death. Alcohol affects differently. Seeking spiritual guidance for transition. [00:48:46] Her death shaped my perspective, affecting everything. [00:51:53] Son taught computers, got him Apple Watch for safety. [00:58:55] Join us for monthly meetups on farming. [01:02:36] Courses at ranch: butchering, firearms, herbal. We love hearing from our listeners! Reach out to us on Instagram to let us know your thoughts on today's episode. Jessica Winkelhausen: Instagram - ⁠@fitnesswink⁠ ⁠Smithville & Co. on Instagram⁠

In this episode of "In Every Season," I am joined by my dear friend Lauren to dive deep into the importance of identity and the struggles women face in navigating their roles as wives, mothers, and individuals. We discuss how the Sisterhood collective provides a space for women to feel a difference and attribute it to the Holy Spirit working through them. Lauren shares her journey of starting her venture without any clear purpose, and how a sudden influx of followers sparked her desire to seek education and guidance in monetizing her platform. We explore the turning points that led her to realize the potential of her blog becoming a legitimate business, as well as the core role of their faith in their content. We also reflect on the power of family and the importance of loving and accepting one another despite our differences. Lauren opens up about her relationship with her sister and the lessons they have learned about respecting, supporting, and not speaking negatively about family members when they are not present. As we touch upon the collaborations and income-generating aspects of her blog, Lauren emphasizes the value of prioritizing time with family and focusing on collaborations that align with their brand and values. Join us for a heartfelt and inspiring episode as we explore the journey of identity, faith, and family in every season of life. [00:01:58] Sisters start fashion blog. [00:05:43] We charge for collaborations, value family time. [00:08:50] Importance of sisterhood in creating safe spaces. [00:11:45] Family bonds stay strong through differences. [00:15:23] Ten second reels not real; market influencers. [00:17:17] Connecting with women, sharing faith, struggles with social media, 30-day cleanse, creating a fun community. [00:20:42] Sisterhood collective: identity, faith, struggles, balance. [00:25:52] Choice between being best friends or enemies. Celebrate differences, don't condemn. Close, confident family with incredible parents. [00:30:42] Monthly meetup starting, opportunity after Sisterhood, collaboration. [00:34:03] Three years of chaos, growth, and personal change [00:37:00] Summarize: Changing world, opened up conversation, grateful. [00:40:00] Macy and I have a soulsisters blog.

Welcome back to In Every Season. In today's episode we have a very special guest joining us, the incredible Jen Grant. In this heartfelt and vulnerable conversation, we dive deep into the topics of grief, identity, and the power of reaching out to those on our hearts. Jen opens up about her own journey of healing after experiencing heartbreak and shares how she is finding strength and purpose in the midst of her pain. We also hear her inspiring story of how, despite facing unimaginable loss, she chose to persevere and continue building her company. Her resilience and determination will leave you in awe and with renewed hope in the face of adversity. Throughout this episode, we explore the complexities of grief and the struggle to redefine one's identity after the loss of a loved one. We examine the importance of community and how reaching out, even in the midst of our own pain, can be a lifeline for others. With each story shared and every connection made, we step closer to realizing that there is always something greater waiting for us on the other side of our most challenging seasons. We invite you to join us on this journey, as we learn, grow, and strive to do the impossible, one story at a time. So, sit back, grab a tissue, and get ready for an episode filled with raw emotions and profound insights. 00:02:07 Meeting, marriage, children, struggles, addiction, business success, expansion. 00:06:42 Husband's health deteriorates, seeking medical help. 00:14:59 Husband's illness: delayed diagnosis, leukemia, unfortunate outcome. 00:18:32 Slowly advocating for husband's healthcare, then sudden loss. Grief, struggle, and surviving without identity. 00:23:18 Newness in grief journey, shift in company. 00:27:29 Pressing forward despite pain, grief, and doubt. 00:32:09 Business hit, lost key employee, adapting. Strong numbers, expert team, expanding locations. 00:36:32 No rules, be organic, grieve openly. Purposeful living. 00:42:23 Encourage listeners to check on their people. 00:45:06 Excited for her new journey, overcoming challenges. Where to find Jen Grant: Instagram - @jenjen.grant We love hearing from our listeners! Reach out to us on Instagram to let us know your thoughts on today's episode. Jessica Winkelhausen: Instagram - ⁠@fitnesswink⁠ ⁠Smithville & Co. on Instagram⁠

On this episode of In Every Season, we delve into the world of real estate through the lens of faith and personal values. Our guest, Lindsay Carlile, shares her journey of finding purpose in her real estate career as a ministry. We explore the emotional aspects of buying and selling homes and the importance of walking with Jesus in this line of work. Lindsay reveals how she has experienced guidance from the Holy Spirit in helping clients find the right home and even praying with them during the process. Throughout our conversation, we discover that Jesus is a significant presence in Lindsay's business, shaping her perspective and approach. She views her work in real estate as more than just a job or business, seeing it as an opportunity to make a lasting impact on people's lives. But it's not all smooth sailing. Lindsay opens up about the challenges of balancing work and motherhood, discussing the need to sometimes prioritize work while still being present for her children. We also explore the setbacks and discouragements that can come with pursuing our callings, including the negative feedback from family and the fear of change. Lindsay shares a powerful story of someone who pursued their dream later in life, giving listeners permission to pursue their own dreams at any age. In addition to the personal aspects of our conversation, Lindsay provides us with valuable insights into the current real estate market. We discuss the impact of COVID-19 on housing prices, interest rates, and inventory. Lindsay brings her expertise as we unpack the challenges and opportunities in the industry, revealing how the market has shifted and how it affects potential homeowners. Overall, this episode of In Every Season is a heartfelt exploration of combining faith, purpose, and the ever-changing world of real estate. Join us as we navigate the often unpredictable journey of pursuing our dreams and finding balance in our personal and professional lives. 00:09:37 Risks and failures taught lessons, anxiety followed. 00:11:58 Navigating changing seasons and finding balance. 00:16:45 Hustle mentality has changed; women face pressure. 00:22:10 Husband's incredible coaching journey. Real estate industry growth. 00:25:47 Many ways to build real estate businesses. 00:30:48 Vision for growth nationwide, inspired by friend's lifestyle. 00:33:54 Behind-the-scenes struggles; time slipping away. 00:38:10 Real estate is my ministry with Jesus. 00:43:09 Timing of home buying is subjective, circumstances vary. Low interest rates pre-COVID led to excessive purchases. Lockdown prompted remote work and relocation. Transplants from Bay Area spiked home values. Interest rate increase resulted in market shock. Prices dropped by 15%. 3% interest rates limit mobility. Fewer listings, similar demand as last year. Future predicts imbalanced inventory due to past lack of construction. 00:48:56 Housing market change, Lindsay's inspiring advice. 00:51:46 Upcoming event in September with great speakers. We love hearing from our listeners! Reach out to us on Instagram to let us know your thoughts on today's episode. Jessica Winkelhausen: Instagram - ⁠@fitnesswink⁠ ⁠Smithville & Co. on Instagram⁠ Tess Deterding: Instagram - ⁠@tessdeterding⁠ ⁠Deterding Law on Facebook

In today's episode of In Every Season, I had the privilege of speaking to someone who truly embodies the spirit of entrepreneurship-  Frank F. Fagundes. From humble beginnings, he worked tirelessly to build a successful business and impart his hard-earned wisdom to others. His experiences taught him that success requires hard work, dedication, and taking calculated risks. As a host, listening to his story was both inspiring and humbling. What struck me the most was how he emphasized the importance of having a clear vision for what you want to achieve and surrounding yourself with like-minded people who share your values. Hearing him talk about the strategic partnerships they formed and the emphasis they placed on building long-term relationships with customers made me realize that success isn't just about making a profit - it's about making a positive impact on those around you. This episode was a reminder that success is achievable, regardless of where you come from or what challenges you face. All it takes is a willingness to work hard, believe in yourself, and stay true to your values. I feel honored to have had the opportunity to speak with someone like Frank who embodies these qualities and hope that his story inspires others to pursue their dreams with courage and determination. Key Moments: [00:02:05] Frank starts a sandwich shop in San Francisco. [00:06:30] Started store, built brand, franchised successfully. [00:13:12] Knowing yourself is key to success. [00:16:29] Customer experience, healthy options, changing patterns. [00:20:07] Non-techy, gifted in numbers, evolved with team. [00:24:39] CEO designated founder, wife led company growth. [00:32:13] Success comes with hard work and sacrifice. [00:34:20] Legacy building and entrepreneurship over security. [00:38:36] Failed marriage due to business involvement. [00:43:44] Entrepreneurship requires a supportive team. [00:47:23] "Prune relationships for sustainable connections and growth." [00:49:05] Enjoy small moments, they make difference. We love hearing from our listeners! Reach out to us on Instagram to let us know your thoughts on today's episode. Jessica Winkelhausen: Instagram - @fitnesswink Smithville & Co. on Instagram Tess Deterding: Instagram - @tessdeterding Deterding Law on Facebook