S3E9: Wealth and Worth: Working in Purpose and Walking in Passion

“Wealth is the ability to fully experience life.” Henry David Thoreau In today's episode, I had the opportunity to interview another guest to conclude my Women's History Month series BECOMING: A Woman in History. I invited Arlene J. Lester to our show to discuss wealth and worth. Arlene is a Public Relations specialist and an author, just to name a few of the many hats she wears. In today's discussion Arlene walks us through how she arrived at this point in both her career and life's journey. We speak about how and when she became a woman, how "becoming" has played a role in her life, what wealth and worth means to her and how she attains it on her own terms and ultimately what's next. It was awesome to hear the humility attached to the wisdom that she possesses, without the arrogance her wealth of knowledge can easily be associated with. Listen until the end to hear her powerful CTA, as she challenges us to move from good to great. I am looking forward to reading your reviews, seeing your subscriptions come in and reading your comments on this week's episode… Tune in now for an impactful conversation. Eat Don’t Compete is available at www.JazmineDeWees.com, Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcast and wherever you listen to your podcast. Arlene J. Lester Arlene J. Lester Communications: good2greatpr@gmail.com FB - https://facebook.com/Arlene J. Lester Created in Faith Expressions: https://CreatedinFaithExpressions.com IG - https://instagram.com/CIFExpressions FB - https://facebook.com/CreatedinFaithExpressions Email- cifexpressions@gmail.com If you enjoyed this episode and would like to support, there are several ways you can do so: Subscribe so that every single time I conduct an interview, drop a product or update you with more contact you are notified; Leave a rating and review on Apple Podcast; Share this episode with a friend or family member and on social media; or If you would like to support in a monetary way CashApp $EatDontCompete Thank you for being a part of our community, from competition to community... eat don't compete.