Episode 14: The Extraordinary Inspiring Journey of Terry Yoffe

Episode 14: The Extraordinary Inspiring Journey of Terry Yoffe

Today we welcome Terry Yoffe to the show! Terry's journey is one of transformation and empowerment. After years in the corporate world, she broke those golden handcuffs and seamlessly transitioned into a role as an executive business coach. For the...
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Today we welcome Terry Yoffe to the show! Terry's journey is one
of transformation and empowerment. After years in the corporate
world, she broke those golden handcuffs and seamlessly
transitioned into a role as an executive business coach. For the
past 2 decades, Terry has been guiding her clients towards
realizing their full potential.


But Terry's impact doesn't stop there! As host of her own
podcast, Extraordinary Work: Conversations about Creating Change,
she shines a spotlight on those individuals who are making waves
in their own spheres, driving positive change and innovation.


Come listen to how Terry has constantly reinvented herself,
taking herself to the next level each time, and be inspired
knowing you have the ability to do the same thing!


As this episode was recorded on May 5 - National Missing or
Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day, this episode is
dedicated to:


Hanna Harris


Hanna Harris was born on May 5, 1992, a citizen of the Northern
Cheyenne Tribe.


She was only 21 on July 4, 2013 when she left the Northern
Cheyenne Indian Reservation to go into nearby Lame Deer, Montana,
to watch the Independence Day fireworks. She never returned home.
When her family reported her missing, local law enforcement
downplayed her disappearance. Four days later, a volunteer search
team found her body.


It was determined that she was brutally raped and murdered.


In some tribal communities, Native American Women face murder
rates that are more than 10 times the national average; homicide
is the 4th leading cause of death for Native women and girls
between the ages of 1 and 19, and the 5th leading cause of death
for ages 20 to 24.


Almost half of all Native American women have experienced
physical violence, and one of three will, at some point in their
life, experience the violence and trauma of rape according to the
Department of Justice.


Help support Rising Hearts to bring awareness and fight against
these injustices.


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Terry Yoffe can be reached at the following places:


https://trycoaching.com/


Instagram: @TerryYoffe


LinkedIn


Facebook


email: terry@trycoaching.com


You can also listen ter her podcast, Extraordinary Work:
Conversations about Creating Change on 


Apple


iHeartRadio


Spotify


 


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Kerri can be found on


Instagram: @running_with_the_rockstar


Facebook: Every Run Has a Story


 


You can find Paul - The Rhode Runner in the following places:


Twitter: @TheRhodeRunner


Instagram: @TheRhodeRunner


Facebook


 


Inspiring Journeys can be found on:


InspiringJourneys.net


Instagram: @InspiringJourneysPod


Facebook


 


You can also download and subscribe to the Inspiring Journeys
Podcast at:


Apple Podcasts


iHeartRadio


Spotify

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