Might you be struggling with your confident excellence when you look in the mirror during the holidays?

Want to meet an accountability expert driven to empower you with the success factors needed on both sides of the life / work balance, including your health and wellness?

We take time our time examining success in side hustles in Episode 13 of the #OpenToWork Journeys podcast, “Goodbye Job…Hello Hustle!”

Also this week! WE

greet entrepreneur and founder of Hello Coaching Debi Kinney (https://hellocoaching.info/), and learn what it took to walk away from a successful career in the hospitality industry to pursue a lifelong passion

help make the seasons brighter (and better smelling) in “Hallerday Hacks”

reflect on global events and how they shape us in “The Good Ole Days”

create direction for your side hustle and where it can go in “What’s Working”

remind ourselves what we need to start on the best path to wellness and empowerment

Episode Highlights:

0:00 - #OpenToWork Update, Hallerday Hacks

7:03 – Debi’s Journey, The Good Ole Days?

29:08 – Crafting Legacy and Fulfillment

48:07 – What Debi Can Do For You + Plus Recommendations

Comment below ⬇️ with your side hustle experiences. While you’re at it, check out the links to the episode!

I remain #OpenToWork as I choose to passionately podcast and pursue better presence and energy. Message me if you are looking for a leader who puts intention into action with a passion to succeed and elevate others.

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Haller if you hear me!

Robert Haller

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https://hellocoaching.info/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/debikinney/

Music Credit:

Spirited Cast, “Do a Little Good”

Imagine Dragons, “Whatever It Takes”

Aloe Blacc, “Make Way”

Anderson .Paak and Justin Timberlake, “Don’t Slack”