Ep. 25 Collaboration over Comparison with Rachel O'Rourke and Maru Iachibela

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Have you ever met two mamas that you just knew were made for so much more and were going to have a global impact? Well, Rachel O'Rourke and Maru Iachibela are two of those mamas for me. I met them both at an event a few years ago and that event changed the trajectory of my life in so many ways. Their respective movements we discuss in the episode, but I brought them on together because they are a great example of Collaboration over Comparison!

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