Sharayah and Journee are deep thinkers, thoughtful connectors, and are sisters who have been through thick and thin together.
They are two of the most intriguing and inspiring people I know ... and just happen to be my daughters.
If you have been following my journey as I have built my business over the last 14 years, it’s almost guaranteed that you have seen snaps of my girls or heard my overwhelming gratitude that I get to be their Mom.
I was so thankful when Sharayah (26) and Journee (22) agreed to sit down with me to have the conversation about connection as they have been my constant companions and courage-building companions through thick and thin too.
For as long as I can remember the three of us have enjoyed mapping out a road trip, preparing the seats in the mini-van with big comfy blankets, packing up the dogs, cranking up the tunes and heading on the open road to enjoy time by a lake, in the mountains, or cruising over the Coquihalla Summit to visit my parents on the West Coast of Canada.
These road trips have been – and continue to be – times to shut out the world and connect but also to coil into deep conversation about current events and concepts we are curious about.
The miles we’ve travelled together have been a gift and the winding roads became a treasured thread through some very tough times.
Thank you for choosing to join us on today’s “road trip” as we chat about what connection means to them, what strategies they used to manage making friends through almost a dozen moves in their younger years, and what it’s like to navigate connection as bi-racial young adults.
If you’re snuggled in … let’s dive in!
Meaningful connections matter now more than ever!
Your community, clients, or customers are ready to connect. Are you ready to be their connector? Events can grow your business, create an impact in your community, or motivate a group around your ideas. The Connection Architect Course and Community is for the everyday event planner that is ready to create connections that matter.
Sound like you? Start building at www.TheConnectionArchitect.ca
The Connector Next Door is produced by www.CandyConsulting.ca
Are you planning or promoting events for your business, organization, or group? Reach out and book a 30-Minute Hello with podcast host, Candy Event Consulting Founder, and Connection Strategy Coach Lisa Gareau to share how you are creating connections through events!
Sharayah and Journee are deep thinkers, thoughtful connectors, and are sisters who have been through thick and thin together.
They are two of the most intriguing and inspiring people I know ... and just happen to be my daughters.
If you have been following my journey as I have built my business over the last 14 years, it’s almost guaranteed that you have seen snaps of my girls or heard my overwhelming gratitude that I get to be their Mom.
I was so thankful when Sharayah (26) and Journee (22) agreed to sit down with me to have the conversation about connection as they have been my constant companions and courage-building companions through thick and thin too.
For as long as I can remember the three of us have enjoyed mapping out a road trip, preparing the seats in the mini-van with big comfy blankets, packing up the dogs, cranking up the tunes and heading on the open road to enjoy time by a lake, in the mountains, or cruising over the Coquihalla Summit to visit my parents on the West Coast of Canada.
These road trips have been – and continue to be – times to shut out the world and connect but also to coil into deep conversation about current events and concepts we are curious about.
The miles we’ve travelled together have been a gift and the winding roads became a treasured thread through some very tough times.
Thank you for choosing to join us on today’s “road trip” as we chat about what connection means to them, what strategies they used to manage making friends through almost a dozen moves in their younger years, and what it’s like to navigate connection as bi-racial young adults.
If you’re snuggled in … let’s dive in!
Meaningful connections matter now more than ever!
Your community, clients, or customers are ready to connect. Are you ready to be their connector? Events can grow your business, create an impact in your community, or motivate a group around your ideas. The Connection Architect Course and Community is for the everyday event planner that is ready to create connections that matter.
Sound like you? Start building at www.TheConnectionArchitect.ca
The Connector Next Door is produced by www.CandyConsulting.ca
Are you planning or promoting events for your business, organization, or group? Reach out and book a 30-Minute Hello with podcast host, Candy Event Consulting Founder, and Connection Strategy Coach Lisa Gareau to share how you are creating connections through events!