As 2024 comes to a close and Sisters-in-Service is still on holiday - I am playing a couple of my favorites episodes. Dr LaKeischa has quickly become one of my favorite people because she is so likable and she breaks down menopause into easy to digest pieces and helps all to understand how EVERY woman will go through menopause in their lifetime.


Dive into the inspiring journey of Dr. LaKeischa Webb McMillan, a Huntsville, Alabama native with a passion for empowering women in perimenopause and menopause. From earning her Biology degree with honors to becoming certified in the DiVinci Robotic System, Dr. LaKeischa’s expertise extends far beyond the academic realm.

Join us as we explore the topics of perimenopause and menopause and some possibilities to help start the process of understanding what is happening to our bodies during this time.


As an Integrative OB-GYN, hormone specialist, and captivating speaker, Dr. LaKeischa shares valuable insights on balancing hormones, reclaiming mental sharpness, and maintaining all-day energy. Don’t miss out – tune in to learn how to become a “Hormone Hottie” and follow Dr. LaKeischa on social media @drlakeischamd.

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Update: Sisters-in-Service is on holiday however, in honor of Tyler Perry's movie, I thought it was appropriate to re-play this episode. If you haven't seen the movie, I highly recommend it. As an entrepreneur and veteran I want to give flowers to these women who were so brave in entering a military that maybe felt there wasn't a place for them. However, these women showed how remarkable they were in saving the morale of WWII.

Since the airing of this episode the 6888 has received the twice denied the Congressional Gold Medal, will be remembered with a monument in their honor.

6888th battalion: US looks to honor 855 minority women who solved war time mail crisis

An all-ethnic, all female battalion that served in Birmingham, England during WWII is on the last leg of a long journey to receive the Congressional Gold Medal.

This battalion cleared a backlog of 1-2 years worth of mail in 3 months when the military didn’t think these women could do in in 6 months to a year. These women are credited with saving the morale of our troops during the war.

Each shift handled 65K pieces of mail by working three, seven days a week for a total of 17M pieces of mail to ensure the troops stayed in contact with their family.

Documentary:
https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/zevely-zone/6888-female-black-wwii-battalion/

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Discover the inspirational journey of Molly Rose Speed, an influential figure in remote work and virtual assistance, as she shares her path to success in a conversation on Sisters in Service. Molly Rose's personal story of navigating the challenges of military life and frequent relocations illuminates the struggles faced by military spouses. Her experiences led her to develop a thriving career in virtual assistance, offering her the flexibility to maintain a balanced life while her husband was deployed. Learn how she transformed these challenges into opportunities through her Virtual Assistant Academy, designed specifically to empower military spouses.

Our discussion explores the vital role of confidence and self-worth in establishing a successful career as a virtual assistant. We talk about the importance of recognizing your value and charging accordingly, a common hurdle for many in the industry. Molly Rose provides insights into the creation of a structured training program that equips virtual assistants with the necessary skills to find the right client fit. We also share success stories, such as Tina's impressive transition from a high-stress HR role to a lucrative career, illustrating the potential growth and the importance of continuous learning in this evolving field.

As the demand for virtual assistants continues to rise, we delve into the significance of community and support in entrepreneurship, and the benefits of setting boundaries for a balanced work-life routine. With the ongoing transformation of remote work, particularly amplified by COVID-19, the need for skilled virtual assistants has never been greater. Molly Rose highlights the resources available through her Virtual Assistant Academy and Virtual Assistant Management, emphasizing the advantages for military spouses and stay-at-home moms seeking flexible career paths. Join us for an enlightening episode filled with practical strategies and inspiring stories from the world of virtual assistance.

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