
WOW!! Another great show with great guests:

Ginna Gilbert discussed the growth and sustainability of her upscale women’s fashion retail business, G Gilbert plus the economy-defying success of the Westside Provisions retail center. While many other retail stores and retail centers have closed, downsized operations, and scaled back plans, there are some who decided not to participate in the recession. Ginna shared some of the secrets of her business success and that of the retail center.

Elizabeth Gordon, President of Flourishing Business, an advisory firm for entrepreneurs headquartered in Atlanta, and the author of the business bestseller The Chic Entrepreneur: Put Your Business in Higher Heels, shared her experiences in creating and growing her business. Also, Elizabeth describes how her services can help launch and grow entrepreneural companies from concept through the acceleration phase.
After listening to the podcast, check out G Gilbert on http://www.taigan.com/shops/ggilbert and Flourishing Business at www.flourishingbusiness.com



stories about running and the challenges of being a barefoot runner in an area that has lots of snakes. He realized that running helps you find balance in your life and that you are only competing with yourself not the other runners. He began running in the Marine Corps and has completed 95 marathons and 15 ultramarathons – most without shoes. Matt is the author of A Barefoot Run Across North Carolina. That book talks about his 760 mile barefoot run across his home state. Learn more about Matt and his crazy runs at 


play is awesome and there is also tons of fan interaction before during and after the games. If you like all the stuff that goes on during minor league baseball games you’ll have fun here. Womens basketball is played below the rim so there are great passes and great shooting. The Atlanta dream recorded one of the most successful seasons for a rookie owner in professional sports history in 2010 as the Dream won the Eastern Conference title and advanced to the WNBA Finals. Kathy also talked about the importance of role modeling sports for girls. girls who play team sports finish college. And 80% of women executives played team sports. To learn more about the Atlanta Dream and all the cuases that kathy supports please go to 














