Share Good JuJu Positivity Podcast: Mindset, Motivation & Real Conversations for Growth-minded Women

From lifelong dreamer to academic advisor and entrepreneur, Dr. Megan Waldron has built a life around helping kids thrive. In this inspiring conversation, Megan shares how her love of writing and education led her to create Smart Solutions Tutoring, where she supports children of all ages. A single mom who later blended her family while raising three boys, Megan opens up about the resilience it takes to navigate big transitions and the courage it takes to change career paths to serve others.
Tune in for a heartfelt discussion about following your passions, finding strength within, and encouraging the next generation to dream big.
 
Dr. Meghan's Bio & Contact info: 
Dreamer since birth, Meghan Waldron is excited to take her love of writing and share it with her students ages eight-eighteen. Meghan loves words, and she deeply believes all students have an innate ability to share their story. Through hands-on activities, personal reflection, and honest feedback, Meghan provides students with confidence and excitement about writing. Meghan is also a professional writer providing copy, editing, and revision to local companies and international organizations. Waldron was  fortunate to publish academic papers in 2023 as well.
When Meghan isn't creating new lessons, studying, or writing, she can be found camping or on a mountain somewhere with her sons. Meghan holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and Spanish and a Masters in the Art of Teaching. She is a certified English teacher, and earned her K12 Administrative Endorsement from James Madison University in 2022; through the program, she completed a 400 hour internship in both the elementary and secondary levels. Meghan worked for almost two decades in K12 education, and she is now in Higher Education serving in an advising capacity and teaching student success courses.
 
Dr. Waldron defended her dissertation, "Identifying Barriers: Analysis of Federal Law Enforcement Social Media and Recruitment Efforts." She received her EdD in Educational Leadership from Virginia Commonwealth University in May 2024. She is currently pursuing a Post-Doctoral Certificate in Culturally Responsive Leadership.
Smart Solutions Tutoring Website
Dr. Meghan's Positivity Tips:
What are you feeding yourself? Food is not the only thing we take in on a daily basis- what are you listening to on the radio? Who are you listening to on the phone? What stories do you tell yourself? Be intentional about what you consume.
Start early. Get up and move. Twenty minutes of intentional exercise each morning is a game changer.
Put it out in the universe. Write down five things you are thankful for every, single day– even if the only thing you are thankful for is the pen you are using to write. Starting with gratitude sets the tone for the day.
 

In our seventh conversation together, Tiffany Topel and I dive into the ideas from Ray Oldenburg's book The Great Good Place and Richard Kyte’s book Finding Your Third Place—and what it really means to discover a space beyond home and work where you feel truly alive. We explore why “third places” matter for our happiness, how to create meaningful community, and the small steps you can take to build deeper connections right where you are.
Whether your third place is a coffee shop, a hiking trail, a yoga studio, or simply the people who bring out your best self, this episode will inspire you to find (or reclaim) the spaces that feed your soul.

5 Simple Joy Hacks: Quick Ways to Boost Your Mood in Under 5 Minutes
Need a pick-me-up fast? In this episode of Share the Good Juju Positivity Podcast, Julie shares her favorite “joy hacks”—simple, practical ways to shift your mood and bring back positive energy in five minutes or less. From blasting your favorite song to stepping outside for a quick nature break, these hacks are easy to try and guaranteed to add more light to your day. Tune in and discover how little shifts can make a big difference!
 

Like a pebble dropped into water, our words, energy, and actions ripple out farther than we realize. In this uplifting episode, Julie explores how even the smallest gestures—like a smile or kind word—can shift someone’s entire day and create a chain reaction of positivity. Tune in for real-life stories, practical ways to create ripples, and a gentle reminder that your kindness may travel further than you’ll ever know.
Shipping Hip website: www.shippinghip.com
 

Our brains are naturally wired to notice what’s wrong—but that doesn’t mean we’re stuck there. In this uplifting episode of Share the Good Juju Podcast, Julie shows you how to train your brain to look for what’s working by collecting evidence for the good. Through simple practices and mindset shifts, you’ll learn how to rewire your thoughts, replace the “yeah, but…” with “yes, and…,” and begin seeing possibility everywhere. Because what you focus on truly grows.
Don't forget to share in IG or Facebook Your 7 Day Good Evidence Challenge! 

Fear has a way of taking the driver’s seat, whispering worst-case scenarios and convincing us to play small. But what if we changed the question? In this empowering episode of Share the Good Juju Podcast, Julie invites you to flip the script from “What if it all goes wrong?” to “What if it works out?”
She shares personal stories of taking leaps before feeling ready, real-life examples of how things turned out better than expected, and practical tips to sit with uncertainty while moving forward anyway. If you’ve been holding back because of fear, this is your reminder to dream bigger, take the step, and let hope have the microphone. 

In this episode of Share the Good Juju, I sit down with Synara Brown, a Red Diamond leader with Tranont and a shining example of what it means to lead with heart, hustle, and unwavering faith. Synara shares the mindset behind her success, how she learned to “wait for the no,” and why too many people give up before the magic happens. We talk about the power of patience, the importance of counting your blessings, and how to focus on fixing what you can control. Whether you’re building a business or just trying to stay positive in a challenging world, Synara’s wisdom will leave you inspired and ready to keep going.
Synara Brown lives in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin with her husband of 27 years, Patrick. Together, they’ve raised three amazing young adults—one currently in college and two recent graduates. Synara began her career in Occupational Therapy but craved more freedom and flexibility, which led her into the world of Network Marketing.
Over the past 20 years, she’s built and led three multi-million dollar businesses, managed sales organizations of tens of thousands, and become a 7-figure earner. Her success has even been featured in multiple books. Synara is passionate about empowering others, loves to travel, and cherishes quality time with her family.
You can get in touch with Synara here: Synara's website
 

Ever see 11:11 on the clock… again? Or get a weird gut feeling that turns out to be spot on? 👀✨
 
This week on the Share the Good Juju podcast, we’re getting a little mystical. I’m talking about signs, symbols, and synchronicity—those little nudges that make you wonder, “Is the universe trying to tell me something?”
 
🔮 Repeating numbers
🦋 Animal messengers
🎶 Songs that hit you in the feels
🪶 Feathers, pennies, dreams, gut feelings…
 
Whether you’re a skeptic or you secretly believe in “woo,” this episode will help you notice those curious little clues life leaves behind.
 
🎧 Listen now & send me your weird, wonderful sign stories for a future episode!
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In this heartfelt episode of Share the Good Juju Positivity Podcast, Julie opens up about what it really feels like to hit a wall—and how to rise from it. Whether you’re facing burnout, emotional exhaustion, or a personal setback, this episode offers grace, truth, and tangible steps to help you reset. With honest storytelling and soulful encouragement, Julie reminds us that we’re all allowed to begin again—as many times as we need. Tune in to feel seen, supported, and inspired to take your next baby step forward.
 
 

In this episode of Share the Good Juju, we’re talking about the not-so-glamorous part of any journey: the messy middle. That in-between space where motivation fades, progress feels invisible, and you start wondering if you’re even doing it right. Whether you’re chasing a personal goal, navigating a life transition, or just trying to make it through the week, this episode is your reminder that you’re not alone — and you’re not failing. Julie breaks down how to reframe setbacks, celebrate micro-wins, and keep showing up with grace, even when things feel hard. Perfection isn’t the goal. Progress is. And messy still counts.
xo Julie :)
 
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