RESILIENT PEOPLE22 Sep 2022

Nankind President Audrey Guth on switching careers in midlife

In this episode of the RESILIENT PEOPLE podcast, Janet Fanaki introduces listeners to Audrey Guth, a Toronto entrepreneur and founder of the non-profit organization Nankind.

Audrey is a mother, grandmother, two-time cancer survivor and creator of multiple businesses. Her point-of-view to inspire women to make a pivot in midlife is very inspiring.

Janet and Audrey spoke about:

the moment when it seemed right to leave her business and start a not-for-profit agency
advice that she shares to help midlife women who are seeking a change
the importance of having an external focus in your life - a purpose that takes attention away from yourself and helps others
what she credits her resilience to

To learn more about Nanny Angel Network, please visit www.nankind.com

If you are a midlife woman with an inspiring story to tell, or know someone who does, please send me a note on the contact page of the RESILIENT PEOPLE website at www.resilientpeople.ca

On the website you can also find:

archived episodes from the podcast
background information about Janet Fanaki including media and speaking engagements
order a RESILIENT t-shirt as well as other merchandise
get more information on The Adam Fanaki Brain Fund

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Looking forward to having you along and sharing these stories of resilience.

Sincerely,

Janet Fanaki

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