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In this episode of the She Lift Project podcast, host Cynthia Kirkpatrick sits down with Kelley Lamm, a dynamic magazine publisher, author, and community advocate who has dedicated her life to spreading joy and positivity. Kelley shares her deeply personal journey of overcoming adversity, including the challenges that once left her feeling lost and defeated. Through candid storytelling, she reveals how she transformed her life by embracing gratitude, cutting out negativity, and building a life filled with purpose and happiness.
Kelley also discusses her latest venture, the Oh Olive children’s book series, which is designed to inspire courage and positivity in young readers. She offers practical advice on how to maintain a positive mindset, even in the face of life’s toughest challenges, and highlights the importance of community and supportive relationships. This episode is an uplifting and empowering conversation that will resonate with anyone seeking to break free from negativity and create the life they’ve always dreamed of.
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“I think that what I’m able to do in the program is to create the brave space that women need to be vulnerable, to do the internal work that has to happen, to have great and deep, thoughtful, reflective conversations, to bring in a lot of other great women. But at the end of it, that she’s breaking out of that chrysalis and she’s got her wings.”
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