This week, Camille speaks with Sue Donaldson, a hospitality specialist, about her journey in writing, speaking, and the importance of connection. Sue emphasized that it's not about serving others but more about creating a welcoming place to engage with those around us. Sue also highlights her new book, 'Never Alone: Stories of Invitation and Connection'.

You can find Sue on Facebook @SueMooreDonaldson or visit her website at https://welcomeheart.com/speaking

Sue is also the host of Welcome Heart: Living a Legacy Life Podcast

In this episode, Camille Lancaster talks with Ashli Eaves, author of 'Special Needs, Special Plans', a guide for families raising children with special needs. Ashli shares of journey of going from education to finance, the inspiration behind her book, and the challenges and lessons learned in navigating the special needs landscape. They discuss the importance of community support, the financial implications of raising a child with special needs, and the role of social media in increasing awareness. Ashli's story is heart-felt and unique. You are sure to be inspired!

In this conversation, Camille Lancaster speaks with Allison Mitchell, author of "It's Hard for Me to Talk", about her experiences as a mother of children with speech delays and autism. They discuss the importance of early intervention, the challenges and triumphs of parenting through special needs, and the impact of inclusive education. Allison shares her journey of writing a children's book on the topic and the feedback she has recieved from other children. The conversation also touches on Allison's new documentary project on disability inclusion and her political aspirations to advocate for improved education policies in Texas.

You can follow more of Allison's story on Instagram @allisonmitchellofficial