Gluten Free is a relatively new concept for most of the world. Heck, in many places of the world, it's not something that is even recognized.

Have you ever wondered what it's like for someone living with a gluten intolerance? Wondered how it feels for their body when they accidently consume gluten? Or perhaps, what life was like before they learned that they had a gluten intolerance?

If those sound like questions you've wondered in your mind; today's episode is for you.

Amanda helps us understand what life was like for her growing up and how her whole world changed when she learned that all this pain she has been living with, was due to a gluten intolerance.

The best part of this whole story? Is what Amanda DID with that knowledge. Amanda didn't just learn about her intolerance, make some adjustments and move on. Amanda has a huge heart and a heart that is working hard to create a different experience for kids growing up with a gluten intolerance and to serve adults who are already living with it.

Bake Like a Betty is a specialty kitchen, designed to service only cake and cookie orders of gluten free foods. Amanda's dream with Bake Like a Betty is to make sure that every kid gets cake. That any adult living with gluten intolerance is able to order cake or cookies and never have to worry about accidental cross contamination. She wants everyone to be free to eat their cake and enjoy those special little moments in life, that previously, they had to miss out on.

Tune in to learn more!

With Love,

Melissa and Sammi

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You probably know him as Dashing Dad (honestly, that's what we call him too) but his name, is Matt Beauchamp and we can't wait to introduce you to him!

Matt has so many incredible sides of his story to tell. From living with Diabetes, and ADHD, to becoming an influencer on social media, being a stay at home Dad, single parenting, navigating divorce, the tragic loss of his father at a young age and so much more.

We didn't really know just where our conversation with Matt would take us today, but we knew it was going to take us good places - and we were not wrong.

From his history to now and what he'd like to see coming up and everything in between (including how we think finding a therapist that's right for you should be faster and easier than having to repeat your own trauma over and over again until you find the right one) we cover the list!

Thank you Matt for sharing your time and complete honesty with us and we hope this conversation gives everyone just a little more insight into who you are behind the screen!

Find more of Matt and Chaos Comfort Club at:

https://hoo.be/dashingdad?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQPOTM2NjE5NzQzMzkyNDU5AAGndrI0pwNff2v96Nmp43lX_zymqwv6ZqP4XsZGMlshkWiqzZrGL2_b8Ii8jMA_aem_ovNPPQ_q7HGtq_X4gPQI4g

With love,

Sammi and Melissa

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You've heard Bryan before and we needed to bring him to you again.

If you don't know who Bryan Saint-Louis is, what you need to know is that he had this brilliant idea that Radical Empathy is a concept that is missing in this world and we wholeheartedly agree with him.

He set himself on a mission to start spreading not just the concept of Radical Empathy in his day to day life, but he also goes around speaking it and teaching it in any way that he can. Bryan's program has gone from small gymnasiums within Alberta, to speaking globally in auditoriums and schools.

With everything going on in the world today and how isolated we can all keep ourselves from ever hearing or attempting to understand someone else's perspective, we wanted to bring Bryan back to help us spread the message about why, at all times, but especially in times like these, Radical Empathy is one of the greatest gifts that we can give back to society.

Our biggest takeaway from this conversation with Bryan, is that so many of us think that empathy creates weakness or that empathy removes consequence and we REALLY need you to hear that giving someone empathy does not remove the consequences of their actions, but it does release you from carrying a heavy burden and it shows the world that even when someone does us wrong, we can give them empathy and respect as a human and move on.

Thank you AGAIN Bryan for sharing your time and your message with us.

To learn more about Bryan or to hire him to speak at your next event, connect with him here:

https://www.bslspeaks.com/

With Love,

Sammi and Melissa

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