Achieving your dream one obstacle at a time. Interviews with Joy Womack, Chelsea Tenney, Kate Lyons, and Haylee Crowley.

The Lindsey Elmore Show

Lindsey Elmore

Health & Fitness, Nutrition, Alternative Health, Medicine

5.0 • 529 Ratings

🗓️ 13 May 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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In this week's episode of The Lindsey Elmore Show, Lindsey sits down with three women that are facing obstacles in their own day-to-day in order to achieve their dream. Joy Womack is an artist for the Boston Ballet. She formerly danced with the Bolshoi Ballet, and talks about the many obstacles she faced physically and mentally while practicing and performing her craft. Joy talks about perseverance in the pursuit of her dreams, and why she constantly thinks about writing a letter to her future self when making big decisions. Chelsea Tenney, Kate Lyons and Haylee Crowley are business owners at Put On Love Designs, Modern Makerie, and Whimsy + Wellness respectively. This girl gang talks about leaning on each other for support and how their collaboration has led each of them to excel in their own entrepreneurial journey. An important lesson they learned: in order to receive the kind of support you want, you must first give that support to others. Then Lindsey shares some tips on becoming a successful entrepreneur, including a great free tool that will help you get on your way to growing your business.

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0:00.0	Welcome to this week's edition of the Lindsay Elmore show. Today we are going to be talking about
0:06.1	overcoming obstacles in pursuit of your passions with Joy Womack, an artist for the Boston Ballet.
0:15.1	After that, we'll be talking with three small business owners about how to collaborate with
0:20.5	friends and find success.
0:22.6	We'll be talking with Chelsea Tenney from Put On Love Designs, Haley Crowley from Wimsy and Wellness,
0:27.6	and Kate Lyons from Modern Makery about how to make it all work.
0:34.1	Thanks so much for listening to the show today.
0:36.8	If you like it, please share it with your friends and send us a comment, a suggestion, or a question at Lindsayelmore.com slash podcast. Now, let's go talk to Joy.
0:49.8	Welcome to the Lindsay Elmore Show, a podcast that helps you find fulfillment amidst chaos.
0:55.2	On this show, I interview thought leaders, doctors, creatives, spiritual gurus, and game changers
1:00.8	who inspire you to pursue your dreams, overcome obstacles, and leave your mark.
1:18.7	In today's episode, we are talking all about turning creative passions into our life's work.
1:26.9	Joy Womack accomplished her childhood dream and became one of the first American women to ever graduate from the Bolshoi Ballet Academy. She became only the second
1:28.9	American woman in history to dance with the Bolshoi ballet. But not all was Rosie. In 2013, she left
1:37.4	the Bolshoi, citing extortion, cruelty, corruption, and a culture that fostered potential for
1:43.2	sexual abuse. Nevertheless, she persisted.
1:47.0	She traveled to South Korea to dance for the Universal Ballet Company, and she now dances for
1:51.9	the Boston Ballet. Joy Womack, welcome to the Lindsay Elmore Show. Hi, thank you so much for
1:59.4	having me. I'm so excited to talk to you today because I think
2:02.9	that one of the most difficult thing that women go through is when we get face to face with
2:11.0	things that we don't know and things that we didn't know we didn't know. You came face to face
2:16.2	with your own naivete and you had to very quickly and very
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