On this special edition of Pathways with Amber Stitt, young entrepreneurs Weston and Kay share their experience running the Legendary Lemonade Stand, selling snacks and toys in their neighborhood. Joined by their dad, Jason Hill, they talk about overcoming nerves, learning sales, and the importance of relationships—and even shout out their principal and friends. Hoot hoot!

On this special edition of Pathways with Amber Stitt, Steven Goldhar shares his journey from chasing success to discovering the power of authenticity, self-love, and emotional intelligence. Steven opens up about overcoming personal and health challenges, the importance of community, and how embracing vulnerability can lead to deeper connections and a more fulfilling life.

“Our voice matters. And it doesn't matter what your struggle is or what your business is... If you have that calling, if you feel that there's a message that other people need to hear, that I think is our soul guiding us,” shares Suzy Jeppesen. In this special Pathways Unleashed episode, Suzy and host Amber Stitt discuss the power of vulnerability, acceptance, and sharing your story to inspire others.

At 73, Anne Goldberg proves success can happen at any age. After surrendering her job search, she was inspired to launch a business teaching seniors tech skills—fueled by six unexpected calls from seniors seeking help. Anne now empowers older adults, reminding them they’re “old enough to have a past and young enough to have a future,” and shares practical tips to help them confidently navigate today’s technology.

Malvina Messler shares her journey from growing up in scarcity to co-founding a national franchise and embracing quantum entrepreneurship. She discusses aligning smarter, not grinding harder, and the importance of balancing masculine and feminine energy for true success. Through retreats and coaching, Malvina empowers women to unlock their iconic selves and embody quantum abundance in life and business.

In this episode of Pathways, Amber Stitt sits down with Monica Felton, a financial planner who has spent 15 years helping families save for college without sacrificing retirement. Monica shares why early planning is crucial, the realities of college costs, and the importance of open family conversations—highlighting that it’s never too late to start preparing for your child’s future success.

“If there’s one thing I want to say to all the marketers out there creating photos for people age 65: 65-year-olds look like they’re in their 40s! The 60s are the new midlife. We’re living to 100 and beyond—so we need to rethink health and finances. At 65, many are still working and thriving. It’s time to break the old rules and design life on our own terms.”

“We’ve all got a story to tell, and each of us has a unique storytelling voice,” shares Derrick Hatch on Pathways with Amber Stitt. From his early days in school plays to founding All Things Narrative, Derrick explains how uncovering and embracing your personal story can change how you live. His passion is helping others find clarity and meaning through the art of storytelling.

On this episode of Pathways with Amber Stitt, guest Chris Conway shares his unique journey from life insurance sales to becoming an expert in life settlements. He discusses how life insurance is an asset, not a liability, and how life settlements can provide financial flexibility. Chris emphasizes the importance of personalized planning and navigating life's challenges with the right tools and expert advice.

On this episode of Pathways, Dr. Bo Bennett shares his journey from selling a multimillion-dollar web hosting company to embracing AI in publishing. He discusses the importance of critical thinking, staying open to new opportunities, and how AI can empower anyone to publish their ideas. Dr. Bo encourages listeners to leverage technology ethically and highlights the value of sharing your story with the world.

On this episode of Pathways with Amber Stitt, personal injury attorney Joshua Brumley shares how his unconventional path led him to law, reveals why it’s crucial to call police and document everything after an accident, and explains how social media can impact your claim. He also discusses the importance of seeking expert advice and introduces his own Iron Mind podcast for deeper industry insights.

"I truly believe success is different for every single person. The reason behind my book was to help people in their journey to whatever their dream life looks like. We're all going to have those tough days and moments—how do we push through? The goal is really to share the story behind the story, to help others realize that greatness and growth come from pushing past those struggles."

Brenden Kumarasamy shares how overcoming challenges—like growing up in Montreal without knowing French and feeling self-conscious about his left arm—helped shape his journey into communications coaching. He believes anyone can become a great speaker with practice and shares practical tips like the RQV framework for improving communication.

“If you like your coffee, I say that coffee is the smell of money. When I go to the coffee shop and I'm spending $4, I'm with somebody I love, I'm building a new relationship, I'm doing a business deal. Coffee is an investment for me. If coffee makes you feel good, buy your coffee. But you need to find a way then to make $3 more per day. Don’t budget yourself to financial freedom—let’s make more money doing what you enjoy.”

“The 3rd day is what separates pros from amateurs,” Dre explains. “It’s easy to do the work when you’re getting results, but will you show up when nothing’s happening? That consistency, even when you don’t feel like it or see immediate rewards, is how you set yourself apart and lay the groundwork for long-term success.”

John C. Morley’s journey as an international press member spans over seven years, marked by a steadfast commitment to truth in media. Driven not by self-importance, but by an unwavering dedication to authenticity in storytelling, John distinguishes himself in an industry often swayed by hype. Rather than taking claims at face value, he persistently seeks real evidence behind grand statements—never satisfied with hearsay, but pushing for verified facts.

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