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Heather Whelpley joins me to talk about her love of Joni Mitchell and Brandi Carlile (solo as well as part of the supergroup The Highwomen) Heather is a speaker and author of the award-winning book An Overachievers' Guide To Breaking The Rules: How To Let Go Of Perfect and Live Your Truth. Her work galvanizes women to break the rules with purpose, reclaim their bold voice, and unleash their authentic leadership—and life. Find out more about Heather's work and books here https://www.heatherwhelpley.com/ Remember we all want a house with a crowded table where there's a place for everyone.
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