Contributors

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Host

Julie DeLucca-Collins

Julie is the Founder and CEO of Go Confidently Coaching.

She is a dreamer, traveler, visionary, adventurer, risk-taker, loving wife, daughter, best auntie ever, and doggy momma. She is a lover of books, activist, philanthropist, and, most of all, a supporter of women and their dreams. She has been a successful executive for 20 plus years. Her goal is to help others reimagine their life. She has extensive experience in leadership skills, Life Coaching, and a vast history of assisting people in finding success. Her individualized positivism approach helps identify and attain your goals. Julie holds coaching certifications as a Holistic Coach, Cognitive Behavioral Techniques Coach, Mindfulness coach, and meditation teacher certification. She is also certified as a Social Emotional Learning Facilitator and has completed her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Certification.

https://goconfidentlycoaching.com
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Co-host

Daniel S Collins

Dan is the co-host of Casa DeConfidence and Julie's husband. Some say he does all the heavy lifting (some meaning Dan). By day, Dan breaks aerospace researchy stuff for a living, at night he becomes, editor and producer of the show!

https://goconfidentlycoaching.com

Guests

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Guest

Vanessa Hill

Vanessa L. Hill is the Founder and Executive Director of Project Nana, Inc., a nonprofit focused on the engagement, training, advocacy, and empowerment of post-menopausal women and their overall health. An author, health equity advocate, and Tedx speaker, she has previously served in academia, media, and as a creative services director and producer.  She is a member of the Health Equity Collaborative of Virginia, co-Chair of the Breast and Gynecologic Health Committee for the Regional Cancer Disparities Coalition, and is a member of the National Council of Negro Women-Norfolk Section, Howard University Alumni Association.  She presents on the intersection of aging, women’s health and culture. Her ongoing research with GWU on gynecologic cancers and aging women’s health programs has been published in Older Women & Well Being: A Global Perspective.

https://www.projectnana.org/