Show Notes
When I first started the podcast, it was with the intention to have honest, vulnerable, below the surface conversations with people who inspire me. Evonne is one of those women. She was born and raised in Hawaii so naturally we have a lot in common. She is also a mom. She had her son at a pretty young age and was thrown into the world of motherhood without so many of the tools and luxuries a lot of us have today. She didn’t let that stop her though. She used motherhood as the fuel to create and build a better life for herself and her son. She is such a beautiful example of what it looks like when you chase your dreams and never give up. I really hope you enjoy this episode with Evonne Amantiad-Williams.
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