The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth17 Aug 2021

Episode 51: Grace & Growth with Addie Yoder

Mom of 4. Farmer. Life Coach. Podcaster. Friends, Addie Yoder comes to the podcast today with so many real tidbits on life. After being up to her elbows in farm life and babies, Addie began to lose touch of who she wanted to be. With the help of a life coach, she was able to make simple steps and move forward to live a life of freedom, purpose, and confidence. Now, certified herself through John Maxwell, Addie teaches others to do the same! While emphasizing personal growth, Addie guides her clients to find their purpose and make their dream-life a reality! Aside from life coaching, Addie loves to talk about corn and books. With a passion for corn knowledge, she shares with others facts about how rural agriculture is related to you. I'm telling you, this is a must listen! Key Takeaways

"It's so important to have someone in your corner. Having someone to cheer you on, helps so much" After working with her life coach for three months, her life coach recommended she become a life coach herself. She never viewed herself in that lens, but her husband and friends did.
"You have do what works for you." We have so much at our disposal with books, TED talks, podcasts, etc., but we have to do what works for ourselves.
"If I don't pick up a book and learn for myself, I'm only going to get one tiny piece of the world and I'm never going to get those experiences to keep me well rounded." When Addie goes to the capital to talk agriculture she realizes the importance of connecting with people of all perspectives and realizing the big picture.

Connect with Addie Yoder! Want more of Addie? Her words of wisdom and life coach tips can be found through her weekly emails, Grace & Growth Podcast, and Instagram. Follow for More Follow Small-Minded on Instagram and Facebook Follow Molly Knuth Media on Instagram and Facebook

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