On this show, Heather Satterley and Joe Woodard discuss courageous journeys within the accounting profession.

Caleb Jenkins: Starting his career in accounting at just 13, Caleb Jenkins began attending conferences early and excelled from a young age. His work expanded into mission trips where he provided accounting aid to organizations in Haiti.
Monica Davis: After a demanding corporate accounting job and personal health crisis, Monica courageously shifted to a bookkeeping role, eventually starting her own firm. Despite initial setbacks including job loss due to COVID-19 layoffs, she utilized continuous learning and networking opportunities to successfully build her business.
Michelle Mitchell: Michelle shared her journey of returning to the workforce and starting her own firm while managing multiple sclerosis. She chose to keep her condition private while building her practice, demonstrating strength and resilience.

Joe and Heather also discussed their regular show segments.

TV and Movie Segment: Joe recently watched Dark Matter on Apple TV+. It's a deep sci-fi show for those who are fans. Heather has gone back into the catalog and really enjoyed re-watching The Fellowship of the Ring.
Book Segment: Joe discussed "David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants" by Malcolm Gladwell
Social Media Segment: Both Joe and Heather talked about ALL of the amazing posts from Scaling New Heights and how many of them are focused on community and contain words of encouragement.
Woodard Report Article Recommendation: Heather recommended the "Top 50 Accounting Services Practices"

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Episode 93 - Courageous Journeys in Accounting - The Woodard Report Podcast