Former host and TV Personality Laura Schweizer decided to walk away from her role with Local on 2, WKRN News Channel 2 lifestyle show to tell stories on an even deeper level. With a heart that beats for serving others and telling meaningful stories, Laura is stepping into her new role as Executive Director of Change the Stars, a nonprofit organization that serves the needs of children in Haiti. The organization aims to rewrite the future for children lacking resources for housing, medical care, and education. How can Nashville help? The Change the Stars Gala will be held on October 1, giving local Nashvillians the opportunity to make a lasting impact on a mission that reaches far beyond our own community. Laura joins us to share why she felt called to this new chapter, the life-changing work happening in Haiti, and how one evening of generosity can help transform children's lives for years to come. She'll also share insights on how to thrive in a high-pressure, high-visibility career while protecting your mental health—a conversation that's more relevant than ever as workplaces continue to prioritize well-being alongside performance. 

<p>Former host and TV Personality Laura Schweizer decided to walk away from her role with Local on 2, WKRN News Channel 2 lifestyle show to tell stories on an even deeper level. With a heart that beats for serving others and telling meaningful stories, Laura is stepping into her new role as Executive Director of Change the Stars, a nonprofit organization that serves the needs of children in Haiti. The organization aims to rewrite the future for children lacking resources for housing, medical care, and education.&nbsp;How can Nashville help? The Change the Stars Gala will be held on October 1, giving local Nashvillians the opportunity to make a lasting impact on a mission that reaches far beyond our own community. Laura joins us to share why she felt called to this new chapter, the life-changing work happening in Haiti, and how one evening of generosity can help transform children's lives for years to come.&nbsp;She'll also share insights on how to thrive in a high-pressure, high-visibility career while protecting your mental health&mdash;a conversation that's more relevant than ever as workplaces continue to prioritize well-being alongside performance.&nbsp;</p>

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