Episode #90 Dennice and Robert Breeschoten Around The World 80 Cats

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What if a magical balloon, two adventurous cats, and one young girl could take you around the world and inspire you to dream bigger? 🎈🐈🌍 In this episode of Inspired to Soar with Hannah, Hannah welcomes local Bittern authors Dennice and Robert Breeschoten, creators of the self-published book Around the World in 80 Cats. Together, they explore: • The inspiration behind the book • Their creative writing journey • The challenges and rewards of self-publishing • How storytelling can support mental wellbeing • Why imagination matters more than ever This heartfelt conversation reminds us that creativity can become a powerful outlet for connection, healing, and purpose. Whether you love books, adventure, storytelling, or simply hearing real people share real journeys, this episode is filled with warmth, imagination, and inspiration. 🎧 Listen now and discover the story behind the story.

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