Infuse Compassion2 Sep 2025

Episode 31: The Impact of Authenticity: Reflections on Hope Mueller

Feedback built on relationships of trust help draw out the best in people. As we discuss insights from our conversation with Hope Mueller in the last episode, Amy share’s her personal experience of working with Hope in publishing a chapter of the anthology, “Brave Women At Work: Lessons In Letting Go.” Listen in to hear: - The power of writing in understanding ourselves. - The need today for more published positive experiences. - How motive impacts feedback to be more positive, even when it’s corrective feedback. You’ll also get an insider’s view as Amy opens her first copies of the hard-cover version of the best-selling book she published with Hope. Join us for these insights and a tender moment with Amy. Hope Mueller is a pharmaceutical executive, author, and small business owner. She is the founder of Hunter Street Press, a publishing company focused on inspirational material that positively impacts lives touched. Hope partners closely with her authors and ushers them through the transformative experience of bringing their story to life, while ensuring the work is of the highest literary quality. With multiple Amazon bestsellers and nearly fifty authors, Hunter Street Press is cultivating a community that is fueled by joy and dedicated to progress. Contact Hope: https://hopey.net/ https://www.amazon.com/Brave-Women-Work-Lessons-Letting-ebook/dp/B0F63YSLC9 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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