In this intimate solo episode of A Common Thread, Amy takes us into her closet—both literally and figuratively—as she shares the pivotal moments that led her to leave the corporate world behind and pursue her passion for fashion styling full-time. Through her personal story, she opens up about the fear, excitement, and challenges that come with walking away from a stable career to follow a dream.

Amy also dives into the steps she took to become a successful fashion stylist, offering valuable wisdom and practical advice for anyone looking to make a similar career leap. From cultivating authenticity and confidence in your craft to building a brand based on connection and soul-level styling, Amy shares how she turned her passion into a fulfilling career that empowers others to express their truest selves through fashion.

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On this lively episode of A Common Thread, Amy is joined by her mom, Brenda—better known as Mimi—for a conversation that's equal parts embarrassing and enlightening. Together, they recount their most cringeworthy public pant-peeing moments, leaving no detail spared and plenty of laughs in their wake. But it’s not all giggles. As they reminisce about the family's move from Indiana to Minnesota, Amy gets personal, reflecting on the strength and grace her mother embodied as a wife and mother. Grab a tissue—and maybe a spare pair of pants—for a ride that's as heartwarming as it is hilarious!

Connect with Amy:

• Instagram: @amyseeman
• Email: amy@amyseeman.com

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In this episode, I sit down with Dawn Johnson, a dedicated teacher at Wayzata High School, for a heartfelt conversation about today's kids—who might just be doing better than we think. We dive into the challenges our children face and how we, as parents and a community, can truly show up for them during those tough moments. Dawn, who is now navigating the empty-nester phase with two college-aged kids, shares her reflections on raising them with no regrets and the beauty of transitioning into a phase where you're not just a parent but also their friend.

Whether you're a parent, teacher, or simply someone invested in the well-being of today's youth, this episode offers powerful insights on connection, support, and embracing the evolving relationships with our children.

Tune in to this inspiring conversation!