In this special edition of Pathways Unleashed, Amber Stitt welcomes Eileen Lemelman to discuss the importance of authentic human connection, especially for women navigating midlife. They reflect on post-pandemic loneliness, the challenges of building true community, and Eileen’s inspiring work with her sister group and upcoming book “The Circle of Sisterhood Lonely No More.” Tune in for heartfelt insights and actionable ways to connect.

Suzaita Hipolito joins Amber Stitt to share her candid journey from corporate life in pharma to embracing entrepreneurship and biohacking. She opens up about overcoming Adderall addiction, the challenges of redefining her identity beyond her career, and the power of harmonizing the mind, body, and spirit. Their conversation explores spiritual awakening, taking risks, and trusting the unseen possibilities in life and business.

On this special edition of Pathways Unleashed, Amber Stitt celebrates the dynamic partnership between Wendi Blum Weiss and Patricia Wooster. Together, they share how building community, collaboration, and telling authentic stories through bestselling books and events not only empower entrepreneurs but also create lasting personal and professional relationships. Discover the impact of connection and creativity!

Kathy Binner shares her journey from working multiple jobs just to pay the bills, to finding financial freedom through entrepreneurship and passive income. She discusses her transition from the traditional workplace to owning salons, and ultimately building wealth through real estate. Kathy also touches on her health transformation through fasting, showing that reinvention is possible at any age.

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.

“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.”