Program Description: Life is good, maybe even close to perfect. Then one day the phone rings, and everything changes. Jan Yanehiro had everything she'd dreamed of-career, family, money, and more. Suddenly it all turned upside down. Faced with the death of her husband, the loss of her ideal job, and financial ruin, she found strength and support from other women dealing with similar struggles. Together they buoyed one another through the turbulent times, and found a wealth of tips, guidelines, and resources that all of us can use to survive whatever life throws our way. With practical advice about getting on top of your finances, tips for bringing more laughter into your life, and everything in between, Ms. Yanehiro reminds us, "It's incredible the fortitude that women can have. We just need to have our friends to surround us, and tell us how much we have." Listen as she surrounds you with her own vibrancy and delight, and a loving invitation to recognize your own strength and keep your dreams alive. (Hosted by Justine Willis Toms) 1 Hour
Jan Yanehiro holds a degree in journalism, and is a familiar face on broadcast and cable television. She hosted the popular Evening Magazine on KPIX TV in San Francisco for fifteen years, and is host of Appraise It! on Home and Garden TV and of Women of Vision and The New Americans on KCSM TV in San Francisco. She also produces her own weekly television program, Pacific Fusion. Ms. Yanehiro is coauthor of This Is Not the Life I Ordered: 50 Ways to Keep Your Head Above Water When Life Keeps Dragging You Down (Conari Press 2007). To learn more go to www.thisisnotthelifeiordered.com
Topics explored in this dialogue:
How you can find resources in places you might not expect
Why you should create your support circle before you need it
What steps you can take to find your way out of seemingly insurmountable difficulties
How to spot the nay-sayers and protect yourself from them
What are the five principles that will make your dreams come true
Why asking for help is so rewarding for you-and for the person you ask
