We all need to find a way to work on finding the good in ourselves. Today’s episode deals with helping you understand how to make a better you. Being your own best friend.
Wendi McGowan-Ellis is the CEO and Co-Founder of Lifestyle Frisco. With over 20 years intra- and entrepreneurial experience, she leads a team of digital, mobile, social, and content strategists and creators.
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