Welcome to another exciting episode of The Business of Baking podcast!

A few episodes ago, I read you an article from my new, yet unnamed book, and it had a lot of positive feedback. 

Although I don’t really anticipate becoming a real-life coach, I have discovered that I can coach from my podcast by telling you how you can change your life, everyday. And it’s not always as scary as you think it might be!

My new book is written more article-style than chapter-style. I talk about a business that I owned, and how it taught me a life lesson. I like to think that all life lessons are also business lessons, and the converse is true, as well! This book is when you need a shot of inspiration, a shot of love, or even a shot of tough love. Open to a relevant section, read a couple of pages, spend some time mulling it over, and see if it can apply to you.

Your feedback has made me brave enough to share another article with you today, called “Are Ignorance and Faith the Same Thing?” I share a client’s experience, as well as one of my own.

Please let me know if this resonates with you!

Show Highlights:
A client’s amazing testimony and mindset concerning her experience with cancer
Random conversation that changed so much for me
Assuming total recovery and survival
Negativity only brought about by others
Was ignorance of the realities of breast cancer and faith in her survival so strong that it crowded out any negative thought?
Does simply “not knowing” make us stronger?
A happy woman on the road to health
Mind and body connection
Ignorance in the “details” may have forced her to have faith in her recovery 
Her attitude was not only blissful, it’s hugely motivational
Not knowing what the full options are, not only gives you faith, it gives you freedom
Sharing my personal experience on giving birth to triplets
My epiphany on asking for help
Ignorance led me to faith that all would be Ok, and it was
I didn’t know there was any option other than to make it
Sometimes you have to fall back on a little bit of faith and a little bit of ignorance



Links & Resources:

To get a copy of Michelle's first book, The Business of Baking, go to Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or any other good bookstore.

Michelle's email: michelle@thebizofbaking.com 

Welcome to another exciting episode of The Business of Baking podcast!
A few episodes ago, I read you an article from my new, yet unnamed book, and it had a lot of positive feedback.&nbsp;
Although I don&rsquo;t really anticipate becoming a real-life coach, I have discovered that I can coach from my podcast by telling you how you can change your life, everyday. And it&rsquo;s not always as scary as you think it might be!
My new book is written more article-style than chapter-style. I talk about a business that I owned, and how it taught me a life lesson. I like to think that all life lessons are also business lessons, and the converse is true, as well! This book is when you need a shot of inspiration, a shot of love, or even a shot of tough love. Open to a relevant section, read a couple of pages, spend some time mulling it over, and see if it can apply to you.
Your feedback has made me brave enough to share another article with you today, called &ldquo;Are Ignorance and Faith the Same Thing?&rdquo; I share a client&rsquo;s experience, as well as one of my own.
Please let me know if this resonates with you!
Show Highlights:
<ul>
<li>A client&rsquo;s amazing testimony and mindset concerning her experience with cancer</li>
<li>Random conversation that changed so much for me</li>
<li>Assuming total recovery and survival</li>
<li>Negativity only brought about by others</li>
<li>Was ignorance of the realities of breast cancer and faith in her survival so strong that it crowded out any negative thought?</li>
<li>Does simply &ldquo;not knowing&rdquo; make us stronger?</li>
<li>A happy woman on the road to health</li>
<li>Mind and body connection</li>
<li>Ignorance in the &ldquo;details&rdquo; may have forced her to have faith in her recovery&nbsp;</li>
<li>Her attitude was not only blissful, it&rsquo;s hugely motivational</li>
<li>Not knowing what the full options are, not only gives you faith, it gives you freedom</li>
<li>Sharing my personal experience on giving birth to triplets</li>
<li>My epiphany on asking for help</li>
<li>Ignorance led me to faith that all would be Ok, and it was</li>
<li>I didn&rsquo;t know there was any option other than to make it</li>
<li>Sometimes you have to fall back on a little bit of faith and a little bit of ignorance</li>
</ul>

Links &amp; Resources:
To get a copy of Michelle's first book, The Business of Baking, go to Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or any other good bookstore.
Michelle's email: michelle@thebizofbaking.com&nbsp;

This is the Business of Baking podcast with Michelle Green, the small business podcast that’s all about successfully running your own sweet food company without losing your mind. If you’ve ever brought dessert to a party and been told, “You can make a fortune selling those!” then you’re in the right place. This is an honest, straight talking podcast about the highs and lows of being in small business. Fuelled by late nights, crazy client stories and a permanent sugar high we’re going to listen, share and learn our way to sweet business success. Your host is writer, speaker, recovering cake decorator and incurable sweet tooth, Michelle Green.

All about cake, business, and the business of cake.

The Business of Baking Podcast

The Business of Baking podcast is the small business podcast that’s all about successfully running your own sweet food company without losing your mind. If you’ve ever brought dessert to a party and been told, “You can make a fortune selling those!” then you’re in the right place. This is an honest, straight talking podcast about the highs and lows of being in small business. Fuelled by late nights, interesting client stories and a permanent sugar high we’re going to listen and learn our way to sweet business success. The Business of Baking podcast is hosted by writer, speaker, recovering cake decorating addict and incurable sweet tooth, Michelle Green.

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