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Geeking Out Nikki is geeking out on activated charcoal, while Melissa is loving the fact that she has a basement to organize (a rarity in California).Pay AttentionThis week the ladies welcome Nick Anicich to the podcast! Nick is a meditation coach, the adoring husband of Melissa, and recently released his Meditation for the Real World Program. They talk about their own personal experiences with meditation and how it has improved their lives. While Nick dispels some common meditation myths and explains techniques in a very approachable way.Last BestMelissa, Nikki, and Nick discuss the last best novel that they read. Find...

Geeking Out Nikki, in her mid-30's gets a library card and is obsessed with free books. Melissa cannot stop eating citrus since she has a huge orange tree in her yard and she heard pregnant citrus cravings could mean she's having a girl! Pay AttentionHow community is built, why it's critical to feel part of something and how on Earth 2 introverts manage to lead and be part of communities that serve them rather than spaces that drain your energy. Melissa and Nikki reminisce on one of the first community/group they created as women in business, Growing Together and how...

This week we are interviewing our friend Jennifer Snyder about the release of her book 100 Days of Discussion. Geeking Out  Nikki is currently geeking out on linen spray from Comfort and Joy Soap Company. Melissa is totally excited about wall hooks from Loop Design Studio.  Pay Attention This week we are talking to our good friend Jennifer Snyder about her new book. Jennifer Snyder is a writer, strategist, and podcast host that focuses on creativity, adventure, and creating your own path.  Jen recently released her book 100 Days of Discussion which focuses on understanding each other one question at a...

   The most powerful thing we can do as a society is teach our children how to be compassionate, kind, and tolerant advocates for themselves, each other, and our planet. Kids can make a difference, and we know that they are always learning from us.  Encourage their critical thinking skills and help them use their voice to do more good in the world.    Here are 5 things you can do to raise smart, kind, engaged citizens:   1. Host a party that gives back and talk about why you’re doing it.  One of my favorite companies is called Artware...