Episodes
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#27. How to train your mind.
Evelyn Chau teaches us how to be in the present and minimize stress. As a metal training and motivating coach she has worked with athletes, business professionals and people who want to train their mindfulness muscle. For more information about her work, you can visit http://winningfocus.me/ This...
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#26. Overwhelmed by the process of divorce?
The founder of Divorce Matters, Debbie Shawn, shares three things that need to be done immediately after filing for divorce. Debbie runs a thriving organizational practice that pulls all the pieces together for lawyers and life for those struggling through this difficult life transition. Pamela...
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#25. Using a business model for dating.
Many women find themselves in a business head-space, rather than a relationship one. Honey Parker found a way to take advantage of that. The advertising expert shares her secret to applying a business model to dating. She's now married and works alongside her partner, Blaine. He also joins the...
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#24. Live for the moment vs. planning for the future
Financial planner Susan Stefura returns to the podcast to talk about finding the happy medium when it comes to financial planning and why it's worth paying for peace of mind. Pamela brings 33 years of experience to the management of investment portfolios. The Breadwomen Project is a Podcast…
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#23. Defining the relationship blind spot.
Many women find themselves ready to settle down but aren't able to find the right partner. Relationship coach and mentor, Ellen Samiec, tells us why it happens and what woman can do to attract the right man. For more information about Ellen's work, visit http://finallyfindlastinglove.com/ This...
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#22. Picking the "right" time to have kids.
Trailblazing journalist, Ann Rauhala, struggled to find the right time to have a child because of her career. She reflects on her work/family balance and offers advice for career driven women in the same situation. Pamela brings 33 years of experience to the management of investment portfolios.…
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# 21. The benefits of fee-for-service financial planning.
Financial planner, Susan Stefura tells us the importance of getting an unbiased opinion during transitional times. Specifically, she looks at job loss and how to regain a broader focus. You can visit Susan at http://www.bespokefinancial.ca/our-team/ This interview is conducted by Pamela Johnston…
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# 20. A company that thrives on recruiting people with no experience.
Penny Simmons is a breadwinner who took a risk by starting her own company. She tells the story of what it took to find the right career and how her unique business model allows for a positive working environment. You can visit Penny at http://www.pennyloafersshoeshine.com/ This interview is...
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#17. Meet our retirement expert!
Donna McCaw is the author of It's Your Time and specifically deals with people in transition. She explains common "financial holes" people fall into and how to get out of them. Buy Donna's book 'It's Your Time' here: http://donnamccaw.com/cart/index.cfm?cart=books Visit Donna's website here:...
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#19. How astrology can change your life.
Our astrology expert, Julie Simmons, has been in the business for 40 years. She explains how astrology doesn't predict the future, but rather, help people navigate what's to come. Visit her website at: http://juliesimmons.ca/ This interview is conducted by Pamela Johnston of Redefining Success.…
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#18. There's never a perfect time to take a risk
We hear the story of Kate Hilton, a lead fundraiser at the University of Toronto, who took a calculated leap to pursue her dream of being an author. Hear how she did it and how it paid off in this edition of the Breadwomen Project podcast. Buy Kate's book "The Hole In the Middle" at...
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#16. Breaking out of the work bubble.
Marilyn Foreman found herself caught in a work routine that was stressful and unhealthy. After taking a stress leave, she was able to re-prioritize and change careers. Listen to her story about how she created a life she loves. This interview is conducted by Pamela Johnston of Redefining Success....
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#15. What is the Breadwomen Project?
Founder Pamela Johnston explains what the network has to offer. This interview is conducted by Pamela Johnston of Redefining Success. She would be happy to provide a complimentary Strategic Wealth Vision Session. Contact her team at: http://www.pamelajohnston.ca/ or by email:...
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#14. Our experts weigh in on the myths of divorce.
Eva Sachs and Marion Korn of Mutual Solutions break down some of the common misconceptions about divorce. They also provide some tips, like how planning a divorce is like planning a wedding. Visit their website at: http://mutualsolutions.ca/grey-divorce/ To purchase their new book 'When Harry…
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#13. Is there a life after marriage?
Susan Hicks-Thetford shares her story about uncovering her husband's deepest, darkest secret. The 53-year-old realtor explains how it led to the end of her marriage and how she bounced back. She also gives advice about life after marriage and how to cope. This interview is conducted by Pamela...
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#12. What Happens When Mr. Right Ain't Who You Thought He Was?
Sometimes it's tough to focus on developing a career and a romantic relationship. Kelly is a 40-year-old Breadwoman who found love when she changed one thing. She shares her story in this week's podcast. Pamela brings 33 years of experience to the management of investment portfolios. The…
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#11 - Being sick and tired of being... sick and tired
Remy Mimms, 43, was constantly trying to prove herself as a single mother. Hear about her wake up call and how she learned to manage the changing landscape of life. (Part 2 of 2) This interview is conducted by Pamela Johnston of Redefining Success. She would be happy to provide a complimentary...
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# 10 - "I had no idea what I was getting myself into"
Hear Remy Mimms' story about parental guilt, breaking into the entertainment industry and the courage she exemplified along the way. (Part 1 of 2) This interview is conducted by Pamela Johnston of Redefining Success. She would be happy to provide a complimentary Strategic Wealth Vision Session....
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#4 - Having the tools to cope
Guest host Dr. Lucille Necas interviews Pamela Johnston as a follow-up to sharing the moment that changed her life forever. Pamela talks about the aftermath, coping mechanisms and how it inspired her to create the PBW Network. This interview is conducted by Pamela Johnston of Redefining Success....
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#8 - Mastering the skill of "letting it be"
When should you just accept what life has handed you? Angela Meharg is a business intelligence strategist who has figured out where to draw the line. She opens up about the success and challenges she's had with her family, career and love. This interview is conducted by Pamela Johnston of...
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#2 - Pamela Johnston: "The moment that changed my life forever"
This is a real life love story that doesn't necessarily have a fairy tale ending. Hear about the moment that inspired the launch of The Breadwomen Project. This interview is conducted by Pamela Johnston of Redefining Success. She would be happy to provide a complimentary Strategic Wealth Vision...
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#7 - Who am I without my job title?
Heidi Bertram was hospitalized because of stress. Find out how she reconnected with inner desires and started putting herself back into the equation. (Part 2 of 2) This interview is conducted by Pamela Johnston of Redefining Success. She would be happy to provide a complimentary Strategic Wealth...
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#6 - When it's time to get a divorce... from work
Heidi Bertram is a corporate fraud detection executive who was extremely successful but ended up being hospitalized by stress. Hear her story about how everything came grinding to a halt. (Part 1 of 2) This interview is conducted by Pamela Johnston of Redefining Success. She would be happy to...
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#5 - The pains of being a female primary breadwinner
Do all women innately want to be taken care of, even as a primary breadwinner? Tricia Bennett is a psychotherapist who had a moment of awakening after she dated a man who was "horrifyingly cheap." Hear about how she learned to let men come into her life, without feeling obligated to financially...
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#9 - The ups and downs of climbing the corporate ladder
Kathy Cardinal works in a male-dominated industry as an executive vice-president. As a trailblazing female primary breadwinner, she comments on the current state of the "glass ceiling," her choice not to have children and why she keeps her finances separate from her partner. This interview is...
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#3 - A new era for women with a new set of obstacles
Dr. Lucille Necas is a psychiatrist who works with female patients on interpersonal relationships, financial stress and self esteem. She talks about women in the workforce and how society is shifting. This interview is conducted by Pamela Johnston of Redefining Success. She would be happy to...