Empowerment, this is the through line through all of Sandra Beck’s work. Whether she is coaching a company owner to a million dollar commission goal, training a stay at home mom to perform SEO on websites or speaking to a group of women who are in recovery, her message is about what is possible and how to create the circumstances of your choosing.
In a time when technology has the ability to transcend physical limitations, Sandra Beck teaches all of her clients how to maximize their lives by using the power of the internet coupled with the drive of their passions to create the lifestyle of their dreams. Sandra Beck is the president of Motherhood Incorporated.
As an Author, Coach, Speaker, Radio Host, Entrepreneur and Philanthropist, Sandra Beck is as successful as she is busy. The single mother of two has created a virtual empire of successful companies entirely staffed, managed and implemented using a host of virtual assistants and on-line resources.
Author of Motherhood Incorporated, The Smart Woman’s Guide to Working From Home with Just a Computer and an Internet Connection and Blogphoria – How To Reach Millions of People without Spending a Dime, Sandra Beck is a powerful voice in the Social Media Arena as a popular Internet Brand Strategist.
Sandra Beck is the host of two Radio Shows: Military Mom Talk Radio and Motherhood Talk Radio. An active contributor and participant in many charities, Sandra Beck strives to make the world a better place for today’s and our future’s children. Near to her heart are Toys for Tots, World of Children and Children Uniting Nations.
Sandra Beck was born in a small town outside of Buffalo, New York. She attended Northwestern University and earned both her Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism and her Master’s Degree in Advertising. Contact Sandra at sandra@motherhoodtalkradio.com.
Christy Holly is a Native Californian born and raised in the San Fernando Valley. I’m “totally” a Valley Girl at heart. I graduated from Sylmar High School in 1988. I went to Pierce College for two years and played on the softball team. (we were NOT good!) I worked at the San Fernando Superior Courthouse for 13 years up until I had my first child.
My lifelong dream has always been to marry a wonderful man and to have lots of babies. I wanted to be a stay at home mom and raise my own children if that were at all possible, just like my mom did. My dreams came true!! We have three really great kids!!!!! Being married to a Los Angeles City Firefighter it is my duty and my honor to share him with the good people of Los Angeles. He is at work for 24 hours at a time and sometimes he will be at the fire station for 3 or 4 days straight. I am a single mom during those times and my hands are full. It’s not always easy juggling everything, but I wouldn’t trade any of it! Partly because of the economy and the “need” to find and identify myself again I started working from home. I’ve been working for Motherhood Incorporated when I can and I am involved with a network marketing company and I am also a Notary and a Loan Signing Agent.
My greatest accomplishments are of course, my children. I am proud of how they are developing in to their own persons–all strong and confident and I love to see how well they are thriving day after day!!!! I’m really proud of myself for raising money for APLA and The Leukemia lymphoma society. By raising money I was able to train and complete the Chicago Marathon and The San Francisco Treasure Island Triathlon. Contact Christy at Chirsty@motherhoodtalkradio.com.
United States Army Veteran, entrepreneur/business owner, budding author, public relations/marketing consultant, garden design consultant, college graduate, recently widowed, a recovering alcoholic and soon-to-be radio talk show host of the new show "Daily Dialogue with Doris." Doris Rivas-Brekke has been to the mountain top and has plunged to the deepest and darkest hole of alcohol addiction! She has triumphantly emerged from addiction and is now reaching out to help others with their life problems through her new show "Daily Dialogue with Doris." The show will highlight on how to deal with life's trials and tribulations through a faith-based ideology. As a rosarian and garden design consultant, Doris strongly believes in garden therapy for handling life's stress-filled situations.
Doris attributes her new found health and positive attitude to the healing powers of faith in God and to becoming a follower of the teachings of Jesus Christ, who has inspired her to dedicate the rest of her life to helping other people recover from addictions and tackling life's trials and tribulations.
Doris earned her Bachelor's degree in psychology from San Diego State University. She is currently writing her auto-biography about her life in the military, her alcohol addiction and recovery and her new found love of God and Jesus Christ. You can reach her at riosafari@aol.com.
Robin Boyd, regular co-host on Military Mom Talk Radio, is married to husband Stephen, a Vietnam veteran, celebrating their 35th anniversary this year. Together they have a wonderful son and daughter who is now married to a Marine veteran. With her need to be home to care for an elder, Robin joined the Motherhood Incorporated team in 2008. This was the perfect match for Robin to utilize her commercial art and communications background as well as other credentials such as early childhood education, small business ownership, group management, and years of administrative work in the corporate realm.
Community service is a very important part of Robin’s life, having served with the Girl Scouts of the USA for 34 years, 15 of those years in adult volunteer management. Her support of numerous community and civic groups earned recognition by her community in 2009.
Robin, a cancer survivor, resides in New Hampshire. Contact Robin at Robin@militarymomtalkradio.com
Donna Lewis is an attorney with the Department of Homeland Security. Donna litigated in the private sector for over a decade before turning her attention to legal and policy issues related to national security. Donna is not funny or interesting at all by day.
Big Table Farm is the collaborative effort of Brian Marcy and Clare Carver. 
Motherhood Talk Radio welcomes Carole St. Jean of Hooksett, New Hampshire. Carole is a three-time breast cancer survivor, and is the utmost example of hope personified. Each bout of cancer brought out a different strength in Carole; having to dig deeper into her soul and coming up with what it takes to make it through and survive. Networking with someone who was going through the same thing, Carole says, was critical in getting her through it all. Carole is married, a mother of two grown and married children with five grandchildren whom she is thankful each day to be healthy and able to baby sit for.
Also joining us on today's show will be a representative from the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Norris Cotton Cancer Center which is one of the nation's premier facilities for cancer treatment and research. It is one of only 40 National Cancer Institute designated comprehensive cancer centers in the United States. Our discussion will include managing the side effects during cancer treatment.