51: A participation medal isn’t going to teach your kids resilience by Penelope Valentine

Today, we continue the conversation with a woman who is living proof that out of the tattered ego of failure rises your dreams.  Today, she is the co-founder of Property Alchemy with her husband of 16-years where they bustle about parenting 3 kids; you’d be surprised to note that while relentlessly trying IVF almost 10yrs ago, the business her and her husband had built and grown for 5yrs, came tumbling down.  And as they say, when it rains, it pours! When their company went under, Penelope Valentine and her husband committed to paying back each and every person they owed money to and are proud to say they have now done it!  That one child that inspired them to not give up on IVF, has now swelled to three kids and life has become about teaching others that FAILURE should not be feared or avoided but rather accepted and understood.Thank you Penelope for opening up to us all today on how failure has shaped your family and how you now teach your children to embrace it. Contact Penelope:Website: propertyalchemy.com.auLinkedIn: penelopevalentineFacebook: penelope.valentine.3Go to http://www.bit.ly/thenatandsarahshow to catch this week’s livestream!The Podcast's 7th SeasonWelcome to In the Game, a podcast where we aim to touch, move and inspire you to what's possible in life. My name is Sarah Maxwell and I am a self-proclaimed relationship engineer. Ever since I was a little girl, I was curious about how people work and how they interact with one another. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball, retiring from sport into mindset and purpose coaching, I now spend my days running Chatta-box Media, where we aim to story-tell for brands through the medium of podcasting, all while raising an eight-year-old daughter with my partner of 24 years. We are now in season seven of this podcast, featuring a special series on women called who Knew that Was Work aimed at young women who want to broaden their horizon when it comes to career choosing. Go deeper into the pod and discover incredible stories of changemakers who manifest their dream lives. Gain tangible tools to apply to your own life by scrolling back to that initial season where we were more workbook focused. Have a laugh when we initially were coined the Nat and Sarah show, when my five-time Olympian partner, natalie Cook, and I bantered and had loads of fun interviewing and discovering our common passion individuals who rise to the occasion in life. Okay, now it's time to dive on in to this episode. Ge...