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Keys to Change with Shelly L. Henderson is your roadmap to a fulfilling second act in the world of real estate. Forget age or background – this show is for anyone in their 30s, 40s, and 50s ready to break free and reinvent themselves professionally. Shelly, a former teacher turned real estate rockstar, shares her inspiring story alongside actionable strategies and insider tips. Each episode features real-life success stories from women who made the leap to real estate. Discover how they overcame challenges and leveraged their life experiences to thrive in this dynamic field. Shelly’s ...

Loc'd In" is more than a podcast; it's an inspiring space that celebrates the strength found within the beauty of unexpected connections. Get ready to be moved, enlightened, and swept away by the remarkable journey of embracing one's true self.

Tired of empty love advice, superficial dating apps, and feeling totally lost in the game of love? Get the playbook to winning the game of love and finally find lasting happiness. As a seasoned Love Investigator, Shelly LaVigne offers not just insights but a navigational compass through the complexities of romance in Love Is Not Blind—You Are. With the groundbreaking 4Cross Love Framework and Love Checklist, you’ll learn how to unlock the secrets to lasting love, transforming your understanding of relationships from guesswork to clarity.

Mission Possible highlights our members and how their businesses have changed over the years by delivering a cleaner, greener fuel. We also talk about federal and state electrification efforts, the good work our members do for their communities, and how they care about their customers. CEMA stands for Connecticut Energy Marketers Association. We represent 600 family-owned heating fuel companies throughout the state and region.The show is hosted by Shelly Sindland, Communications Director for CEMA.

Did you know that pet mice only live for about three years, but those living out in the countryside are lucky if they can live just half as long? You see, there are a lot of predators who eat mice, such as owls, foxes, weasels, cats, hawks and even snakes. And wild mice are unwelcome in people’s houses, because if they get into your kitchen, they will feed on whatever they can find and will even nibble shoes!