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Cheryle Freedman and Kari Bozic, authors within the book- High Vibrational Wellness join us on today's episode to talk with us about their personal journeys that will offer you encouragement, inspiration, and motivation. Whether you are looking to change the dynamic of your physical health, mental health, or relationships, this episode can offer you some insight to help you along your own personal journey. grab the High Vibration Wellness book on Amazon here: High Vibrational Wellness: Intuitive Healing Therapies to Nourish Your Body Temple: Wulkan, Lainie Sevante: 9781961493339: Amazon.com: Books Keep in touch! Connect With Kari Bozic: Website: Intuitive Oracle Card Readings | Kari Konnects Facebook Page: Facebook Instagram: Kari Konnects (@karikonnects) • Instagram photos and videos Connect with Cheryle Freeman: Website: spiritualstargates.com Facebook Group: Facebook Email: Cheryle@spiritualstargates.com

In our latest episode of the Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture podcast series, we speak to Cheryle Warkentine, Co-Owner of Aletta Holsteins.Warkentine has been a driving force in modernizing and expanding her family's farm, which includes dairy cattle, hogs, and laying hens. Her innovative approach and dedication to sustainable farming practices have significantly enhanced the efficiency and productivity of the operation.Beyond the farm, Warkentine is a pillar of her community. She manages sports teams, serves on her church's leadership team, and initiates various volunteer programs, demonstrating her commitment to giving back.In this episode of AgAnnex Talks, Warkentine, one of the 2024 Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture, speaks with Canadian Poultry editor Brett Ruffell about her journey in agriculture, the challenges and rewards of running a diversified farm, the importance of innovation, and her extensive community involvement.

There are not enough words to describe the journey of bringing to life When Magic Happens. In our series finale of When Magic Happens, we reflect on the moments, the people, and the magic of the show. Week after week, we have brought stories that made us think, laugh, and cry, and we are so grateful for our When Magic Happens family for rocking with us. To our magical guests, we thank you. To our producers and contributors, we appreciate you, and to the “Destiny's Child” of podcasts, Cheryle, Jennifer, and Taylor, we did that, and we won a Regional Murrow Award! See you all somewhere on the internet, and don't forget to stay magical.

Mothers are like superheroes, they don't always wear capes, but they seem like they always know how to save the day. When they take off their proverbial capes, who are they as people? What is their secret to being our mothers, why did they instill certain values and while they've helped our dreams come true, what are theirs? This week, in honor of Mother's Day, Taylor, Jennifer, and Cheryle sit down with their moms to ask questions they've never asked before, and the answers might have you shed a tear. Grab your tissues and let's celebrate the mamas!

How might visual literacy foster everyday creativity and curiosity in students?   In this episode of the Fueling Creativity in Education Podcast, Drs. Matthew Worwood and Cyndi Burnett are joined by Dr. Cheryle Yin Lo, an expert in arts education and creativity, who shares her insights on the interconnectedness of art and science. Cheryl emphasizes the importance of visual literacy and the emotional connections that foster creativity, urging educators to incorporate these elements into their teaching. She discusses her involvement with the Global Changemakers Program at the United Nations Association of Australia, which aims to engage students in creative projects that address the UN's sustainable development goals. Highlighting successful projects such as a knowledge center for flood relief and a song about sustainability, Cheryl underscores the need for creative approaches to solve global issues. Cheryl challenges traditional educational norms by discussing non-western art theories and the integration of sustainability in various subjects. Through a spirited discussion with the hosts, the episode highlights how merging different disciplines can enhance students' understanding and capabilities, preparing them to navigate an increasingly uncertain and interconnected world. About Dr. Cheryle Yin Lo Dr. Cheryl Yin Lo challenges traditional educational norms by discussing non-western art theories and the integration of sustainability in various subjects. Through a spirited discussion with the hosts, the episode highlights how merging different disciplines can enhance students' understanding and capabilities, preparing them to navigate an increasingly uncertain and interconnected world. Eager to bring more creativity into your school district? Check out our sponsor Curiosity2Create.org and CreativeThinkingNetwork.com What to learn more about Design Thinking in Education?  Do you want to build a sustained culture of innovation and creativity at your school? Visit WorwoodClassroom.com to understand how Design Thinking can promote teacher creativity and support professional growth in the classroom.  Subscribe to our monthly newsletter!

When the Universe whispers lessons of love and loss, are we ready to listen? Our latest conversation with Cheryle Maracle, a proud Mohawk woman, embraces just that – an odyssey through grief's shadows and the resilience it takes to emerge into the light. As Cheryl recounts the poignant chapters of her life, from the death of a sibling she never met to a family tragedy that echoes across generations, her spirit and wisdom wrap us in a blanket of empathy and understanding.Together, Cheryl and I unravel the significance of Mohawk funeral customs, the creation of personal memorials, and the shared humanity that binds us in moments of profound sorrow. The episode is framed by the nurturing roles of death and birth doulas, drawing symmetry in the eternal cycle of life. It's a reassurance that in the midst of our most vulnerable times, there is a community, a heritage, and a Universe affirming that we are safe and loved. To learn more about Cheryle's coaching and workshops please email her at cherbuck69@gmail.com,  and for her leather products, visit HERE. 

Cheryle and I met through a Heal Your Life® Training Retreat that I was facilitating based on the philosophies of Louise Hay. So many of our conversations turned to the subject of grief. This discussion helps us to heal our hearts and honour our feelings. Cheryle's story of resilience is inspiring and healing. I hope you enjoy it and are moved to look within to resolve your own feelings around grief. When the Universe whispers lessons of love and loss, are we ready to listen? Our latest conversation with Cheryle Maracle, a proud Mohawk woman, embraces just that – an odyssey through grief's shadows and the resilience it takes to emerge into the light. As Cheryl recounts the poignant chapters of her life, from the death of a sibling she never met to a family tragedy that echoes across generations, her spirit and wisdom wrap us in a blanket of empathy and understanding.Together, Cheryl and I unravel the significance of Mohawk funeral customs, the creation of personal memorials, and the shared humanity that binds us in moments of profound sorrow.The episode is framed by the nurturing roles of death and birth doulas, drawing symmetry in the eternal cycle of life. It's a reassurance that in the midst of our most vulnerable times, there is a community, a heritage, and a Universe affirming that we are safe and loved.To learn more about Cheryle's coaching and workshops please email her at cherbuck69@gmail.com,  and for her leather products, visit HERE.  To learn more about Heal Your Life® Training Retreats please visit www.thetraining.ca HERE.

Coming in at #4 on our top-five countdown, we delve into the life of Cheryle, whose childhood took an unexpected turn when her parents divorced. As she navigated the complexities of life, she found herself entangled in a series of disappointing romantic relationships. However, none compare to the tumultuous saga that became a thorn in her side for 7 years..Cheryle shares her stressful experience with a partner she describes as a parasitic presence – a man who entered her life and seemed to have no intention of leaving. With precision, she recounts the moments when attempts to distance herself only fueled his persistence. He became an unwelcome shadow, treating her with unkindness that intensified over their seven-year "situationship."Discussions in this episode:Meet CheryleHer childhoodParent's messy divorceThe Parasite “Xanax Chad”The struggle for autonomyA hopeful futureTune in to "The Parasite of Anywhereville” as Cheryle opens up about the emotional toll, the struggle for autonomy, and the difficult decisions she faced in extricating herself from this toxic connection. Her resilience and determination ultimately lead to a breaking point, marking the end of a painful chapter in her life.This episode is a testament to the strength it takes to break free from unhealthy relationships and the empowerment that comes with reclaiming one's life. Cheryle's story is a poignant reminder that, even in the darkest moments, there is hope for a brighter tomorrow. Tune in for a riveting narrative of self-discovery.Content Warning: This episode discusses various forms of toxic abuse, narcissistic abuse, child abuse, and any topics that may disturb some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.We are not doctors or therapists; you should not take our opinions as medical advice.Have a story you would like to share? Please fill out our form.Hosts: Behk & LAHFollow us on Instagram + Facebook @ngcompodProduction & Design: LAHardenMusic: No Reason Why by Anchor Help us keep the show going on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SPECIAL GUEST: Cheryle Freedman joins us to take us on a deep dive into the fascinating world of past lives! Check out the Spiritual AF Academy so you can join us for Cheryle's exclusive talk in the academy: https://therealheatherdanielle.com/spiritual-af-academy/ Keep in touch with Cheryle: Website: spiritualstargates.com Facebook Page: (8) Facebook Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spiritual_af_heatherdanielle/ Email: cheryle@spiritualstargates.com

It's Cheryle's birthday, she's 50-fine, and she's ready to talk about aging with us and the WMH family. What's the big deal about getting older, and why are we so obsessed with youth? Plus, we have two guest hosts in the building, a crowd favorite, Erin Allen of WBEZ's The Rundown, and our magical producer Briana Garrett.

In this episode, we delve into the life of Cheryle, whose childhood took an unexpected turn when her parents divorced. As she navigated the complexities of life, she found herself entangled in a series of disappointing romantic relationships. However, none compare to the tumultuous saga that became a thorn in her side for 7 years..Cheryle shares her stressful experience with a partner she describes as a parasitic presence – a man who entered her life and seemed to have no intention of leaving. With precision, she recounts the moments when attempts to distance herself only fueled his persistence. He became an unwelcome shadow, treating her with unkindness that intensified over their seven-year "situationship."Discussions in this episode:Meet CheryleHer childhoodParent's messy divorceThe Parasite “Xanax Chad”The struggle for autonomyA hopeful futureTune in to "The Parasite of Anywhereville” as Cheryle opens up about the emotional toll, the struggle for autonomy, and the difficult decisions she faced in extricating herself from this toxic connection. Her resilience and determination ultimately lead to a breaking point, marking the end of a painful chapter in her life.This episode is a testament to the strength it takes to break free from unhealthy relationships and the empowerment that comes with reclaiming one's life. Cheryle's story is a poignant reminder that, even in the darkest moments, there is hope for a brighter tomorrow. Tune in for a riveting narrative of self-discovery.Content Warning: This episode discusses various forms of toxic abuse, narcissistic abuse, child abuse, and any topics that may disturb some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.We are not doctors or therapists; you should not take our opinions as medical advice.Have a story you would like to share? Please fill out our form.Would you like to help support the show more? Donate or subscribe to our Patreon for exclusive content.Hosts: Behk & LAHFollow us on Instagram + Facebook @ngcompodProduction & Design: LAHardenMusic: No Reason Why by Anchor Help us keep the show going on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're ending the year with one of our favorite episodes from the show! Calling all nerds to the front of the line! We're talking about nerd and geek culture in this week's episode. Taylor, Cheryle and Jennifer share their nerdy hobbies and interests, and we discuss why some alternative hobbies challenge traditional notions of Blackness. Then, we are joined by author and entrepreneur Jacque Aye, who is unapologetically black, nerdy and neurodivergent.

A head nod, a pat on the back, an encouraging smile–these are some of the many ways we can communicate the phrase “I see you.” What does it mean to be seen or to see someone for who they are? It can make a world of a difference, and this week, Cheryle, Jennifer, and Taylor recount moments that made them feel seen in this world and the joy of truly seeing others as they are.

Remember mud pies and catching fireflies? Coming home before the lights came on? Remember a time before bills? Oh, to be a kid again. This week, Cheryle, Jennifer and Taylor look back at their childhoods, bringing all the nostalgic feels, the memories, and the lessons that we can apply to our adult selves.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and as we observe this important time, our hosts share what Breast Cancer Awareness means to them. We talk mammograms, the importance of knowing our bodies, and our When Magic Happens warrior, Cheryle, shares her intimate journey as a breast cancer survivor.

It's fall and while some might say our summer bodies are in hibernation, WMH is here to remind y'all that a body is a body. In this throwback episode, cozy up with us as we learn to get cozy in our skin. Slim-thick, bean pole, pear, apple – how has your body been categorized? Cheryle, Jennifer and Taylor discuss body image and their relationships to their bodies over time. Then, we hear from Michaela Duerson, a plus-size model, talent agent, photographer and former gymnast, who explains the importance of appreciating our bodies at their many stages and why everyone is wrong.

Autumn is upon us, y'all, and for some of us that means sugar cookies, pumpkin spice, and everything nice. We are gushing about our fall plans, our favorite fall activities, and Taylor and Jennifer are on a mission to make Cheryle a believer of the fall fever.

Two women, hundreds of miles apart, are connected by a decades-long search for justice. Who killed Marilyn and Cheryle?Episode transcript, media, and sources available at bitesizedcrimepod.com.Organizations providing funds and resources to cold case investigations:Cold Case FoundationSeason of JusticeProject Cold CaseHave a case you'd like me to cover? Let me know!Follow the pod for more true crime content! Instagram | TikTok | YouTube | FacebookCheck out my interviews with the I'm The Villain podcast and the Visible Voices podcast!Bite-Sized Crime is a proud member of the Boundless Audio Network.

Hey y'all!! We're back and picking up where we left off, catching up with each other and sharing what we've been up to and what we're doing next. Cheryle, Jennifer, and Taylor share their summer highlights, Renaissance tour experience, thoughts on The Barbie movie and their plans for the fall. Come catch up with us!

This week we're talking about aliens, paranormal activity and the plain old strange. Are we alone in the universe? Is Bigfoot real? Do leprechauns exist? Taylor, Cheryle and Jennifer answer these fun questions and more!

Get out those grills, bust out that butane and get ready to BBQ! This week we're gushing about barbecue and barbecue traditions. Taylor, Cheryle and Jennifer share their essentials for the best family barbecue. Then we're joined by pitmaster, TV personality, chef and owner of Lexington Betty Smokehouse, Dominique Leach. Leach sets the record straight on what qualifies as Chicago-style BBQ, breaks down the flavor profiles between wood and charcoal, and shares her top three tips for cooking ribs.

This week, we're talking about mental wellness and healing. We're learning about the symptoms of hyper independence, and how to cope with loneliness and anxiety. Taylor, Cheryle and Jennifer share their mental health journeys, and later, we are joined by clinical psychologist, author, and host of the Therapy for Black Girls podcast Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, who shares mental wellness tips, grounding exercises and discusses her latest book Sisterhood Heals.

Today, I'm sharing an episode of When Magic Happens, a new podcast from WBEZ Chicago, where intergenerational convos of love and laughter collide. In this episode we're discussing dolla dolla bills, y'all. How exactly do you make a dollar out of 15 cents? We attempt to answer this question and more this week as we discuss all things money honey! Jennifer, Cheryle and Taylor share their stories on entrepreneurship, wealth-building and new approaches to making that coin in the age of technology. Plus, they talk with financial educator Markia Brown about getting your finances in order ASAP.Find When Magic Happens from WBEZ Chicago wherever you listen to podcasts.

Calling all logophiles! Grab a pen and dust off that dictionary, we're talking about language and vocabulary this week! Jennifer, Cheryle and Taylor share their thoughts on the power of words. Then we're joined by vocabulary queen, author and TikTok star Beverly Mahone, popularly known as Auntie Bev. Auntie Bev talks about where her love of words began and the importance of building a strong vocabulary. Plus she dishes out some of her favorite words. Want more magic? Sign up for our newsletter!

Pack your bags, baby, and take a trip with us as we explore the terrain of solo travel. We examine the fun, the luxury, and power, and the privilege of traveling internationally as Black women. Taylor, Cheryle and guest-host and host of the WBEZ podcast The Rundown Erin Allen share their travel experiences, and later we are joined by Travel vlogger, educator, and coach Karina Henry, better known as Karina Worldwide.

The Black card, do you have one? Has your card ever been revoked? Have you ever revoked someone else's? We're answering these questions and more in this week's episode all about “Blackness.” We're examining ideas around performative blackness and society's influence on our identities. Taylor, Cheryle and guest host, WBEZ reporter Adora Namigadde, share the current state of their Black cards. Plus, we're joined by Sequoia B. Holmes, host of the Black People Love Paramore podcast.

In the battle to save democracy, who is fighting for us? This week, we're highlighting the Black women who have and are currently fighting for equality and justice, pushing against the status quo and dismantling systems of power. Taylor, Cheryle and Jennifer name the political leaders that inspire them, the historical pitfalls of democracy and how they choose to engage politically. Then we are joined by author, trans activist and diversity and inclusion specialist Hope Giselle.

It's Black Music Month and we're exploring the history, sound and legacy of Black music. Taylor, Jennifer, and Cheryle share the soundtracks of their lives and reminisce over songs that sparked memories of joy, strength and intimacy. Plus, we are joined by one of the founding members of The Miracles and The First Lady of Motown Claudette Robinson, legendary Percussionist and singer Sheila E. and Chicago legend-in-the-making Asha Omega.

We're taking you to church this week y'all! Jennifer, Taylor and Cheryle examine the patriarchy and the power dynamics that are present in the Black church. They share their thoughts on the current state of the Black church and what they would like to see change. Then we're joined by Rev. Terri Hord Owens, the General Minister and President of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the United States and Canada. She talks about her experience as the first person of color and second woman to lead the denomination.

Where did you come from and where did you go? We're examining the locations we choose to stay as Black women, and why. We take a peek at what life is like for Black Americans living abroad. Taylor, Jennifer and Cheryle discuss where they've been and the places that feel like home. Plus we are joined by TikTok travel blogger and beauty strategist Shadai Brunjes. She shares the ups and downs of her “Black Ass Life in Singapore,” and for any budding expats, she's got tips on how to make the big move.

Raise your glasses, ladies, and toast to the good life! We're talking all about wine and wine culture in the Black community. Taylor, Jennifer and Cheryle discuss their relationship with wine and name their drinks of choice. Later, we are joined by negociant, founder and CEO of Love Cork Screw Wines Chrishon Lampley. Lampley talks about her work to make the wine community more accessible, the importance of following your dreams, she gives us great tips for selecting the right wine while we get a little tipsy.

Calling all nerds to the front of the line! We're talking about nerd and geek culture in this week's episode. Taylor, Cheryle and Jennifer share their nerdy hobbies and interests, and we discuss why some alternative hobbies challenge traditional notions of Blackness. Then, we are joined by author and entrepreneur Jacque Aye, who is unapologetically Black, nerdy and neurodivergent.

It's time to strike a pose! We're talking all about fashion and reinvention for Black women. Taylor, Cheryle and Jennifer name their fashion icons and inspirations. Plus, Cheryle talks with Frenchye Harris, a former model, fashion consultant and founder of The Black Fashion Movement, a company that promotes and partners with the creators of Black-owned fashion brands. Harris tells us about the movement and how to create and sharpen your personal style.

Get ready to sweat because this week, we are all about fitness! Jennifer, Cheryle and Taylor dish out their complex relationships with fitness and their hot takes on fitness culture. Plus, we hear from professional stuntwoman, actress and trainer April Sutton. She's got tips on how to bring your sexy back this summer and beyond, and how to make fitness more fun.

We're continuing our discussion on Black Maternal Health this week by focusing on the politics and policies that stand to threaten or protect the uterus – and their impact on the Black community. Cheryle, Taylor and Jennifer share their thoughts on the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Plus, we hear from Democratic Congresswoman Robin Kelly of Illinois, who discusses new legislation aimed at tackling the issues around Black Maternity and why we need more diversity in the healthcare pipeline.

Jennifer, Cheryle and Taylor stop by WBEZ's daily talk show Reset for a quick chat to discuss the origin of When Magic Happens, what they learn from each other and the art of oversharing.

When Magic Happens: Whip my Hair with AJ Johnson The crackle of a hot comb, the sting of creamy crack, the wash ‘n' go turned wash and fro – Black women's hair has seen it all. This week, Cheryle, Jennifer and Taylor get follicles-deep into hair malfunctions, hair journeys, and beyond-hair stories. Then, we hear from celebrity hair stylist AJ Johnson, who's styled the best of the best, and he busts all your hair myths and teaches us how to practically get wiggy with it

When Magic Happens: Dolla dolla bills, y'all  How exactly do you make a dollar out of 15 cents? We attempt to answer this question and more this week as we discuss all things money honey! Jennifer, Cheryle and Taylor share their stories on entrepreneurship, wealth-building and new approaches to making that coin in the age of technology. Plus, they talk with financial educator Markia Brown about getting your finances in order ASAP.   ******* Make sure you're following your girls on IG @blackgirlstexting, and on Twitter @blackgirlstext1.   As always, please rate, comment and subscribe to Black Girls Texting on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts, it's really important to us as we continue to grow!   And if you want to see our lovely faces and WATCH this episode, head to our Youtube run up those views, and please like, comment, subscribe! Want even more?! Go to Blackgirlstexting.com to subscribe to our newsletter and cop some merch!   AND Become a Patron at Patreon.com/blackgirlstexting for weekly bonus episodes, access to live events, exclusive merch and more of the group chat!!

Slim-thick, bean pole, pear, apple – how has your body been categorized? Cheryle, Jennifer and Taylor discuss body image and their relationships to their bodies over time. Then, we hear from Michaela Duerson, a plus-size model, talent agent, photographer and former gymnast, who explains the importance of appreciating our bodies at their many stages and why everyone is wrong.Tune in here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/when-magic-happens/id1672672616

We all want to dream big and reach the mountaintop, but how do you deal when you're stuck in the valley of it all? This week Cheryle, Jennifer and Taylor recount their struggle-bus eras and the ups and the downs in their careers. Then, we hear from Kieanji Williams, CEO and founder of NAKX, an independent film-streaming start-up, who tells us why she isn't worried about the nay-sayers and why she lets the proof tell the story.

Slim-thick, bean pole, pear, apple – how has your body been categorized? Cheryle, Jennifer and Taylor discuss body image and their relationships to their bodies over time. Then, we hear from Michaela Duerson, a plus-size model, talent agent, photographer and former gymnast, who explains the importance of appreciating our bodies at their many stages and why everyone is wrong.

How exactly do you make a dollar out of 15 cents? We attempt to answer this question and more this week as we discuss all things money honey! Jennifer, Cheryle and Taylor share their stories on entrepreneurship, wealth-building and new approaches to making that coin in the age of technology. Plus, they talk with financial educator Markia Brown about getting your finances in order ASAP.

The crackle of a hot comb, the sting of creamy crack, the wash ‘n' go turned wash and fro – Black women's hair has seen it all. This week, Cheryle, Jennifer and Taylor get follicles-deep into hair malfunctions, hair journeys, and beyond-hair stories. Then, we hear from celebrity hair stylist AJ Johnson, who's styled the best of the best, and he busts all your hair myths and teaches us how to practically get wiggy with it.

“And I am telling you, I'm not going,” a young Effie White once said. And let's be real, we've all been dream girls, tethered to relationships way past their expiration date. This week, Jennifer, Taylor and Cheryle talk about why they stayed in relationships that weren't working, why they eventually left, and new approaches to dating that shake things up. Then Jennifer talks with Tennesha Wood, matchmaker and founder of The Broom List, a matchmaking firm that serves Black, marriage-seeking professionals. She shares her personal love story, sheds light on why we stay in dysfunction, and tells us what your dating app profile reveals about you. If you've been waiting to exhale, then shoop shoop.

We've all heard the tired saying “be twice as good to get half.” This week Cheryle, Jennifer and Taylor talk about weaponized ambition and finding motivation at different phases in life. Then, Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx reflects on her political journey, the battles she's fought behind closed doors and the things that keep her rooted throughout the challenges of public-facing ambition.

When the tea is hot, where do you spill it? If your answer is the group chat, then look no further, because the group chat just added three new members. Introducing When Magic Happens, a new podcast by WBEZ Chicago, where intergenerational convos of love and laughter collide. Three Black women – Cheryle, Jennifer, and Taylor. Three generations. No filters.

How does good leadership allow us to become our best selves? Cheryle shares her insights from 25+ years of leadership, which began in a challenging situation where she was promoted over a current boss. She also details her five step framework to self leadership and her experience writing in the Amazon best-selling book, People Fusion. Check It Out! Buy PEOPLE FUSION: Best Practices to Build and Retain A Strong Team#SponsoredConnect with Cheryle:https://www.linkedin.com/in/cherylehayshttps://inpowerstrategists.comBio: Cheryle HaysCheryle Hays is set on changing the way businesses look at leadership. As a Personal Leadership Expert, executive coach and strategist, Cheryle helps leaders, teams, and companies maximize their potential. Her background reflects movement from her entry-level into business, through mid-level leadership and up through EVP level, spanning 25+ years of leading highly productive teams, and in developing, and facilitating leadership programs for Fortune 500, large and growing companies in the DFW area. Cheryle holds an EMBA from Texas Christian University, using her business acumen to mentor small and start-up businesses since 2016.   When not busy helping her clients achieve success, Cheryle enjoys her role as a conference speaker, podcast guest, and guest lecturer for local universities and colleges.  She is also an angel investor, frequent judge and mentor for Texas Christian University Values & Ventures competition, Entrepreneur's Organization Global Student Entrepreneur Awards, and mentor to start-up businesses in the Fort Worth, TX area.  Cheryle currently serves on the Board of Directors for Fort Worth Academy, where she continues to foster leadership, strategic thinking, and entrepreneurship for our next generation.Cheryle is a very proud parent of two remarkable children, enjoys coffee, wine, and good times with friends, and meeting new people!Support the show