What does it look like to show up for children and families in need?

In this episode, I sit down with Kimberly Higgins, founder of The Foster Shower, to talk about her journey, the inspiration behind her community initiative, and the importance of supporting children entering foster care.

Kimberly shares how her personal experiences shaped her understanding of family and how she turned an idea into an opportunity for others to get involved.

We discuss the importance of community, the needs of children entering foster care, and the many ways we can make a difference without necessarily becoming foster parents ourselves.

This conversation is a reminder that making an impact doesn't always require something big. Sometimes it starts with simply being willing to show up.

Follow Kimberly and The Foster Shower on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefostershower

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What happens when you stop chasing success and start building with intention?

In this episode of From the Ground Up with Esther, I sit down with Chelsea Stokes, entrepreneur and career coach, to talk about her journey from working 70-hour weeks and experiencing burnout to building a successful career coaching business that helps women advance in their careers.

Chelsea shares what she learned about navigating career changes, finding her first clients, growing a team, and shifting her focus from money alone to purpose and impact. We also talk about faith, trusting God through uncertainty, and learning to let go of the pressure to have everything figured out.

If you're building a business, considering a career change, or learning to trust the process, this conversation is a reminder that you can start where you are and take the next step.

Connect with Chelsea:
Instagram: @chelseastokes_
Website: ChelseaStokes.com

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¿Cómo se construye un negocio lejos de casa, sin tener todas las respuestas y enfrentando desafíos en el camino?

En este episodio en español, conozco más de cerca la historia de Susana “Susy” León, fundadora de Rinconcito Guaraní, un emprendimiento familiar que lleva un pedacito de Paraguay a la comunidad latina en Estados Unidos.

Hablamos de emprender con recursos limitados, aprender de las experiencias difíciles, reinventarse y confiar en Dios cuando el camino no es fácil. También conversamos sobre la nostalgia de vivir lejos de nuestras raíces y el valor de mantener viva nuestra cultura a través de los productos, las tradiciones y las conexiones con nuestra comunidad.

Una conversación sobre fe, familia, resiliencia y el valor de seguir adelante incluso cuando toca empezar de nuevo.

🎙️ From the Ground Up with Esther — historias reales de personas que están construyendo desde la raíz, con fe, propósito y perseverancia.

Busca a Rinconcito Guaraní en Instagram y Facebook para conocer más de su emprendimiento.

Si esta conversación te inspira, compártela con alguien que esté construyendo algo propio.