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You may recognize shows like Blue's Clues, Super Why, and Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood from your kids or even your own childhood, but the lessons they contain are for people of all ages.
Janice is joined by Emmy Award Winning Children's Show Creator Angela Santomero for a conversation about her new book, Life Clues: Unlocking the Lessons to an Exceptional Life. Angela discusses what she learned while working on these iconic shows and emphasizes the importance of exercising imagination, saying goodbye, and taking time for yourself as an adult.
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