When you put two determined Mom’s together like Suzanne Boydand Kristine Fears, Founders of Thanks Mom, Co. a lot can happen! This visit isall about creativity, motherhood, and turning a practical need into apurpose-driven business inspired. These incredible women are moms,entrepreneurs, and problem-solvers—who saw a common household frustration of getting stains out of laundry and created a simple and effective laundry stain stick called Mary’s Stain Remover. In this visit, we’re talking about the real behind-the-scenes of launching a product as busy moms—how they juggle family life with entrepreneurship, what inspired the creation of their stain stick, and yes, their very best laundry tips.
Check out their interview in Tulsa Kids Magazine: https://www.tulsakids.com/an-interview-with-the-creators-of-thanks-mom-co/
This season is all about living with energy, intention, and purpose. I’m diving into conversations around:
And how feeling good helps you perform at your best—at work, at home, and in life.
I’m also thrilled to share that podcast interviews now include video! You can watch our conversations and see the passion behind the stories. Plus, if there’s someone you want me to interview this season, I’d love to hear your ideas!
✨ Exciting News! ✨
I have two live events coming this fall—September and November—centered around our theme: Fueled by Passion. Driven by Purpose. These gatherings are designed to inspire, energize, and connect you with like-minded women ready to step into their next chapter.
#PassionAndPurpose #PodcastSeason11 #WomenWhoInspire #HealthAndWellness
Welcome back to the final podcast in the Investing in Your Passion Summer Mini Series. This episode is short and sweet—but it’s one I think will speak to your heart, especially if you’ve been building something on your ownand wondering, “Do I really need a community around me?” Spoiler alert:Yes, you do.
In this episode I'm share my top 3 reasons to build community—whetheryou're an entrepreneur, creative, or just someone trying to live with more intention.
Also, if you’re in the Tulsa Community and would like to learnmore about the community of women who are interested in connecting, learning and growing, then check out my Live Podcast events. You can visit my Instagrampage to learn more: @SharingPassionandPurpose or @nancymoore.co.
I'm so excited about this episode because it's the key to passion and purpose.
Why Women Should Know and Understand Their Values—and HowThat Leads to Passion and Purpose
When women take the time to uncover and understand theircore values, they unlock one of the most powerful tools for living withintention and authenticity. There are three things that I'll share to help you understand the importance of prioritizing values work. Passion isn’t something you find by accident—it’s often revealed throughalignment.
When your daily actions, relationships, and work reflect yourvalues, you begin to feel more alive, engaged, and excited.
That spark? That’s passion.
Your purpose can often be found in what you care deeply about and how you want to serve others.
Your values are the key to understanding what you . They help guide you in decisions and help reveal your passion and purpose.
The resource that I share to help you in values work is: https://brenebrown.com/resources/dare-to-lead-list-of-values/
I hope you enjoy this episode! I'd love to know your top values.
In this episode of the Sharing Passion and Purpose Podcast, we’re exploring what it really means to protect your energy—because let’s face it, you can’t pour from an empty cup.
I'll break down the three types of energy that influence your daily life—physical, mental, and emotional—and how small shifts in your boundaries and habits can lead to big results in how you show up in the world. If you’ve been feeling stretched thin, emotionally drained, or stuck in “go mode,” this episode is for you.
You’ll hear:
This episode is your reminder that your energy is renewable—but only if you protect it with intention.
Listen and take the first step toward building a more energized, purpose-driven life.
And be encouraged! Your energy isn’t endless—but it is renewable.
Special thanks to my sponsor, Five Star Painting of Tulsa. You can connect with them on Instagram: @fsptulsa or call (918)500-5788.
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to stay stuck in hustle mode—checking boxes, chasing deadlines, and barely looking up to ask: Am I heading in the direction I truly want to go?
In this episode, I’m encouraging you to do something powerful and often overlooked: pause. Step away from the noise, and give yourself the space to dream, plan, and intentionally design what’s next.
You’ll walk away with three practical, impactful tips to help you:
Schedule time for creative clarity
Spark new vision by changing your environment
Anchor your dreams with small, courageous action
If you’ve been feeling stuck in go-mode and craving a reset—this is your invitation to slow down and dream forward.
Welcome to the second episode of this special summer series about investing in your passion and purpose.
In this episode, I’m diving into a side of business we don’t talk about enough—what it really takes to stay physically, mentally, and emotionally well while building your dream. Hustle can be exciting and purpose-filled… but if it’s not healthy, it’s not sustainable.
I’m also sharing a simple self-audit to help you check in on your energy, your mindset, and your heart—plus practical ways to realign your routine with what truly matters.
If you’ve ever felt burned out, stretched too thin, or disconnected from your why—this one’s for you.
🎙️ Listen now on Sharing Passion and Purpose
#TheHealthOfYourHustle #PassionAndPurpose #WomenInBusiness #WellnessAndWork #SharingHerPassion #PodcastForWomen
Looking forward to a special summer series of investing in your passion and purpose.
In this episode, we'll explore what passion and purpose truly are—and why they matter. Passion is your inner blue flame, tied to your natural gifts, while purpose brings lasting fulfillment. You’ll hear more about Muriel Fahrion, creator of Strawberry Shortcake, and how she discovered her passion at a young age and how she defines "passion". We also touch on how burnout often comes from being disconnected from your passion.
Plus, I’ll guide you through four simple, reflective prompts to help you reconnect with what excites and fulfills you.
I'm wrapping up season 9 with a full heart and a challenge. June is approaching the midpoint of this year. It's a very exciting time if you've been working towards your goals, and if not, there is still time to finish the year strong! Also, I'll share some news about hosting a Summer Podcast Mini Series that will inspire growth along with in-person live podcast and networking events for women in the Tulsa area who are looking to connect with like-minded women who want to connect, learn and grow!
I also share some big news and offer a "Save the Date!" More to come!
I look forward to connecting with you online:
Instagram: @sharingpassionandpurpose
Facebook: SharingPassionandPurpose
LinkedIn: SharingPassionandPurpose
Raised on the courts of Tulsa, J.W. Craft grew up competing in classic childhood sports and enjoyed the camaraderie and connection. After living in some of the country’s biggest cities and building a successful career, he felt a strong pull back to his hometown—not just to work alongside his father in their family business, but to raise his kids – he has five - in a city that is near and dear to his heart. He is also very interested in investing in Tulsa’s future and has done so with brothers, Ryan and Kyle, through bold moves like acquiring FC Tulsa and Ascension St. John Sportsplex (formerly Titan Sports Complex). Through these endeavors, they are blending their passion for sports with heart for community development by creating vibrant spaces where families, fans, and future athletes can thrive. During this podcast, he discusses the missions of these organizations as well as the emotional impact FC Tulsa has made in the community that he didn't anticipate. He also shares a little about his family live and what he's doing to thrive.
Learn more at:
FCTulsahttps://fctulsa.com
Hello! I'm so happy to be sharing that I will be starting to transition to video content in the coming weeks. This will allow you the opportunity to not only hear from my guests, but see them as well!
I'm also sharing about the Summer Mini Series that I'm hosting called Sharing Her Passion. The first event on Thursday, June 5th from 7:00 - 9:00pm will feature Chef Shannon Smith—globe-trotting chef, author, philanthropist, and storyteller.
Be part of an intimate live podcast experience as Shannon shares her journey through over 50 countries, where she’s cooked alongside local chefs and home cooks, discovering the stories, flavors, and cultures that have shaped her culinary perspective. During this conversation, guests will learn about how she has build her personal brand, and how her passion for food and philanthropy have taken her around the world and back again.
Chef Shannon will also lead guests in a fun, cooking demo where she'll create easy summer appetizers and a refreshing seasonal mocktail—recipes you’ll want to recreate all summer long.
Tickets are limited! Visit SharingPassionandPurpose.com and select “Events” or directly: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/summer-series-sharing-her-passion-with-special-guest-chef-shannon-smith-tickets-1355574352379?aff=oddtdtcreator
In this episode, Nancy sits down with Danielle Hampton and Kodie Edwards (with sweet baby Eden in tow!) —the dynamic mom duo behind The Rooted Willow, a natural bodycare brand rooted in nature and fueled by passion. What began as a small venture at local Tulsa Farmers Markets has blossomed into a growing business with products on store shelves and a thriving online presence. Tune in to hear how these two moms are nurturing both their families and their entrepreneurial dreams, the lessons they've learned along the way, and their advice for women turning a passion project into a purpose-driven business.
You can find The Rooted Willow Online:
Instagram: @therootedwillowok
Tania Bledsoe’s story is grounded in grit, service, and an unwavering commitment to growth. As the daughter of hardworking parents who migrated from Mexico in search of opportunity, Tania learned early the power of perseverance. She joined the military after high school—intending to pay for college—and stayed for more than 20 years. In this powerful conversation, she shares how her military experience shaped her, how she found her calling in the insurance world, and what's next as she continues to grow her business and impact her community.
You can connect with Tania online:
Instagram: @taniabledsoesf
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re visiting with Pam Nelson—licensed Professional Counselor, mental health therapist, trauma-informed yoga therapist, and founder of Therapeutic Yoga Services. Pam’s journey took a powerful turn while working as a child therapist, when she realized that true healing for children often begins with their parents. By helping adults confront and heal their own childhood trauma, Pam empowers them to break generational cycles and raise their children with greater awareness, compassion, and peace. In this visit, Pam shares how trauma can silently shape our lives—and how healing can transform our mental health. She also offers expert tips and practical tools for finding calm, clarity, and connection through mind-body practices.
You can find Pam online:
Instagram: Yoga.for.anxiety
Website: PamNelsonTherapy.com
In this inspiring conversation, I sit down with Leslee Holliday—wife to former MLB star Matt Holliday, and mom to four incredibly talented children, including pro baseball player Jackson Holliday.
Leslee is unwavering in her love for Jesus, and she shares how faith, family, and health are deeply intertwined in her life. We talk about raising kids in their God-given gifts, the power of living a Christ-centered life, and why spiritual, mental, and physical well-being are all essential to making a lasting impact.
Her non-negotiable questions in patterning a life after Christ:
How Can I See people clearly?
How Can I Know people deeply?
How Can I Love people well?
This episode is full of wisdom, grace, and reminders of what really matters.
Connect with Leslee on Instagram: @lesleesmithholliday
Kim Roxie, Founder of Lamik Beauty, knows what it means to step out in faith and walk boldly in her calling. A trailblazer in the clean beauty industry, Kim shares how a chance encounter with a retired chemist gave her the knowledge, guidance, and connections to launch a paraben- and talc-free beauty brand for every type of woman. In this episode, she opens up about growing up as a preacher’s kid, being labeled “at-risk,” and how she turned that label into fuel—knocking the chip off her shoulder, excelling in college, and ultimately building a brand rooted in empowerment, inclusion, and authenticity. Tune in to hear more about how her Mom’s illness fueled her passion for creating clean beauty products and what her story can teach us about purpose, beauty, and believing in yourself.
Connect with Kim online:
Instagram: @lamikbeauty
Instagram: @thekimroxie
Lindsay Morris is the creator of Tulsa Places, an Instagram account that shares her love of local places in and around the Tulsa area. Lindsay, a native Tulsan, realized while attending college at Oral Roberts University that she was passionate about sharing her insight into all the cool, fun places and spaces that Tulsa has to offer with her fellow college friends. In fact, many would seek her out for her local knowledge. So, what started as sketching out maps for her fellow classmates in her college dorm room, showcasing the must-visit places, turned into a blog and later transitioned into her current social media site called, @tulsaplaces. During this visit, you’ll learn more about Lindsay and although she has a job she enjoys, she’ll share more about this hobby, or past time, and how it’s been an instrumental source of deep joy and connection. She’ll also share some interesting places to visit around T-town!
You can connect with Lindsay on Instagram: @tulsaplaces.
With Spring in full swing, we're visiting with Kristin Switzer, Owner @2borganizedtulsa. Kristin tapped into her passion of organizing at a young age but didn't turn it into a business until later in life. During this visit Kristin will share how she tapped into her passion, what she enjoys about organizing and some easy tips and tricks that will get you ready to tackle your clutter and get organized.
You can find Kristin on Instagram: @2borganizedtulsa
Brit Albin recognized and embraced her God-given talent as an artist at a young age, but that didn't mean it was an easy path to pursue. In fact, it was quite the opposite. During this visit, you'll learn a little about her life and career journey, how she leaned into obedience and trusted her calling to pursue a career as an artist. You'll also learn why she enjoys painting, what she paints, and the meaning behind a few of her creations. And interestingly, she will share the special meaning of two items she carries in her wallet. Brit's love of the Lord and what she's doing will give you encouragement on your own path to purpose.
This is the second part of the two part episode about Dana Day, Owner of Dana Build and Design. In the first episode, Dana shared about her passion for working as a builder, what she enjoys, how it’s challenging and explains the series she was selected to appear in for HGTV.
This episode moves on to her purpose about destigmatizing talk about suicide. Dana lost her younger sister, Leslie, to suicide and it shook Dana to her core. During this conversation, she shares more about the feelings she dealt with, how she processed those and how posting on social media ended up saving three people from taking their own lives.
This is just the beginning for Dana as she is looking to fight the silence of those struggling with suicidal thoughts and let them know there is hope. She is looking to use this unimaginable tragedy for good.
If you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, help is available. Call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988, or online 988lifeline.org. It is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week. This resource is also available for those who are trying to support them. The website is an excellent resource that shares warning signs, ways to help, do’s and don’ts and more.
