Sandra Tadros Guirguis, a seasoned clinical pharmacist with a profound commitment to wellness, shares her journey through both professionally and personally. Reflecting on her journey of self-renewal after experiencing loss, Sandra offers insights into the intersection of faith, family, and overcoming adversity.

Advocating passionately for the practice of regular emotional check-ins, She emphasized the importance of reaching out to those who may be feeling isolated, shining a light on the profound impact of such gestures. Take 30 seconds right now to send a text to someone you know going through a difficult time. You never know when someone needs it!

Looking forward, Sandra outlined her vision for revolutionizing wellness through the establishment of inclusive wellness centers and resorts. These spaces, tailored to various budgets and preferences, would offer comprehensive wellness experiences designed to nurture both body and spirit.

Her story serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration, encouraging us all to prioritize our well-being and find strength in adversity.

In this episode of #TheBasemHannaPodcast, lifestyle business coach Oliver Manalese takes us through the essential steps to eradicate spiritual bankruptcy by gaining awareness and overcoming obstacles. Having decided early on traditional employment wasn't for him, Oliver started his own coaching business and now focuses on helping individuals identify and address what impedes their happiness and tranquility. He emphasizes the transformative power of removing or redefining these barriers to personal growth and fulfillment.

Oliver underscores the role of a life coach as a vital support for high achievers, offering valuable external guidance and perspective to help them surpass limitations and blind spots. Many of his clients initially face burnout, but through his coaching, they experience profound transformations in both life and business. Oliver's approach enables clients to reduce work hours, improve their quality of life, and restructure their businesses to better align with personal and family needs.

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In this episode of #TheBasemHannaPodcast, Sarah shares her unique career journey, from working for the Ontario government to becoming a "motelier" and running the June Motel brand with her business partner April. Sarah discusses her transition from an office job to entrepreneurship, inspired by watching Dragon's Den and her Turkish Towel side hustle among others. From the initial concept of an adult wine camp to the purchase and renovation of a motel in Prince Edward County, Sarah takes us through her start into hospitality and entrepreneurship. She discusses the challenges they faced in the early stages and how they managed to turn the motel into a successful business. She also touches on the impact of the pandemic on the rental process and the unique opportunities it presents for continuing work during a challenging time. Sarah provides insights into the expansion of their property business, detailing the process of acquiring new properties and business models. Their second property being picked up by Netflix. They also discuss the launch of the cookbook, a joint venture with restaurant partners to establish a restaurant at their motel property.