In this episode, host Kelly Berry talks with Meg George, a philanthropy consultant and author. They discuss Meg's work as a philanthropy consultant, her children's book on philanthropy, and her advocacy for food allergy awareness. Meg shares her experiences and the challenges she's faced in her journey. They also touch on parenting and raising good humans.
In this conversation, Meg George discusses the importance of taking action and trusting one's instincts in various aspects of life, including parenting and philanthropy. She shares her experience of working with her husband and emphasizes the need for open communication and balance in their relationship. Meg also highlights the concept of equitable household responsibilities and recommends the book 'Fair Play' by Eve Rodsky.
She encourages everyone to engage in philanthropy and teach their children the value of generosity. Meg expresses her goals of advocating for EpiPen legislation and expanding the conversation around philanthropy through her book.
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More About Kelly Berry
Kelly is a Coach, holds an MBA and is the VP of Operations at Fitness Revolution. She has a rich background in strategic planning and business management is a devoted community volunteer and an avid adventurer. Kelly believes in living life to the fullest—whether it’s running an ultramarathon, running her businesses, or spending quality time with her husband Nick Berry and daughter Vivienne. Her life is a testament to the power of resilience and intention.
Life Intended is published in partnership with FCG.
In this episode, host Kelly Berry talks with Meg George, a philanthropy consultant and author. They discuss Meg's work as a philanthropy consultant, her children's book on philanthropy, and her advocacy for food allergy awareness. Meg shares her experiences and the challenges she's faced in her journey. They also touch on parenting and raising good humans.
In this conversation, Meg George discusses the importance of taking action and trusting one's instincts in various aspects of life, including parenting and philanthropy. She shares her experience of working with her husband and emphasizes the need for open communication and balance in their relationship. Meg also highlights the concept of equitable household responsibilities and recommends the book 'Fair Play' by Eve Rodsky.
She encourages everyone to engage in philanthropy and teach their children the value of generosity. Meg expresses her goals of advocating for EpiPen legislation and expanding the conversation around philanthropy through her book.
Resources from this Episode:
Connect with and learn more about Meg:
Ready to live a more Life Intended? Get my Life Intended Journal to start your journey to a more purposeful and intentional life.
For more inspiring stories and resources, visit Life Intended's official website. Subscribe to my weekly newsletter to get episode updates, announcements and inspiring content. You can also follow along on Instagram @lifeintendedpodcast for content, updates, and more!
More About Kelly Berry
Kelly is a Coach, holds an MBA and is the VP of Operations at Fitness Revolution. She has a rich background in strategic planning and business management is a devoted community volunteer and an avid adventurer. Kelly believes in living life to the fullest—whether it’s running an ultramarathon, running her businesses, or spending quality time with her husband Nick Berry and daughter Vivienne. Her life is a testament to the power of resilience and intention.
Life Intended is published in partnership with FCG.