Hello, world. Welcome to discover your talent to do what you love. I'm your host, Don Hutchison. Every Monday and Wednesday, I interview someone around the world who's discovered their talents to do work they love to create a life of success, satisfaction, and freedom.

On Fridays, I interview a well-known expert from the fields of personal or business development who share experiences, tools, and insights to help our listeners along their journeys.

In honor of the four-year anniversary of our podcast, over the next several weeks,

we will be sharing with you the most popular interviews from our first 777 shows.

We hope you enjoy them, and we look forward to sharing the journeys of more fascinating guests soon.

Today, I'm delighted to bring you our featured guest, Delaney Gianna. Welcome, Delaney.

Thank you very much, Don. Delaney, are you using your talents doing work that you love?

Absolutely. All right, we want to hear the whole story. Delaney Gianna is a young entrepreneur

residing in San Miguel

Delende, Mexico. She comes from a long history of chefs, cooks, and restaurateurs. For the

last four years, she has dedicated her energy to creating Echo Can Amour, a catering and private

chef service that provides beautiful food and quality personalized service. She offers services in San Miguel

D'alinde and Soilito, Mexico. Echo Kahnemore translates to made with love. She takes

tremendous pride in her work. Every day begins with passion, gratitude, and love. Delaney, that's a summary

of your career today. Tell us what you're up to now that has you engaged.

Well, Don, I'm going into my fourth year in business. I run a company in San Miguel de Allende,

and I also outsourced to Sayulita. We do personal events and personalized dinners and catering

and things along those lines. I also do some wedding planning and booking for larger parties.

And I give cooking classes in a school for deaf children.

Yeah, which is, it's really amazing and rewarding.

So I've been picking up sign language and things along those lines.

And things have been growing pretty consistently

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