Show Notes
**TW Fertility and Baby Loss**
On today’s episode I speak with Yvonne Tchrakian and her journey through loss and fertility.
Yvonne is a corporate lawyer by day, and an entrepreneur in all other hours. She is also a Mum of 4, although pregnant with her new twins at the time of this recording. Yvonne speaks openly and honestly about her journey through grief and how she channelled that grief into creating her new business.
Her new company, Pause.Penny is a range of simplified mindfulness products that focus on Gratitude and Manifestation.
This episode is proudly brought to you in partnership with new mindfulness brand Pause.Penny
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