Episode 148-- Pamela Laviolette and Whitney Williams-- My Powerful Presence Draws in Powerful Women

This episode features two business women who are coming in contact with women everyday who are looking to improve how they feel and how they look each day. If you visit their business website, the tagline slogan is  “We Relax Your Soul, Refresh your Mind & Renew Your Sparkle.” Meet Pamela Laviolette and Whitney Williams who both work with AMS Studios, the River Region’s premier MedSpa —the place to go to experience a quiet, true spa atmosphere. These two ladies are spectacular in their careers and in so many other areas of life. You’ll hear their passion in advice like this life insight and advice from Pamela, “I would say don't feel bad about what you choose to prioritize, and what's important to you, no matter what it is, if it's something personal, if it's family, if it's work, if it's what you feel like your calling is, or is, you know, your ultimate, don't apologize for it. Find balance, you know, and everything. But ultimately, what calls you is, is what calls you it. It is you.” Whitney follows with this wisdom, “I would say slow down, take a look around, take a minute to savor the moment that you're in right now. Appreciate it, even though sometimes it seems stressful and crazy and chaotic, because it won't come again, and you will miss it. You will miss it very much one day. So just take it all in.”Pamela and Whitney introduce themselves and talk about their character traits. 0:00Pamela talks about the importance of self-love and self-worth. 3:58The 30s are hard for many women. 9:31The importance of relationships in the business world. 14:14What are the medical aspects of what they offer? 19:25How social media is changing the skincare industry. 24:53How do you create boundaries?28:49Pamela’s goal is to have her kids not feel like they’re on their own. 33:26How to get back to your boundaries in your life. 38:45Pamela’s advice to those in her age group and others 42:32Tune In!!Music "STOMP" used by permission of artist Donica Knight Holdman and Jim Huff