The Story Behind Her Success
Candy O’Terry is an award-winning interviewer who has spent her career featuring the stories of nearly 1000 women from every walk. There have been many lessons along the way. The biggest one? Successful women think differently. They believe that roadblocks are opportunities and that our lives unfold in chapters. These are women who listen to their intuition with a focus on mindset. As they mature, successful women share a need to leave their mark by making a difference in the world. As the creator and host of The Story Behind Her Success, Candy provides a weekly platform for these inspiring women to be heard around the world. No matter where you are in your life, the wisdom and advice these women share will help you get to where you want to go. What’s your story?
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 23 minutes
- Episodes
- 310
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2025
Jessica Pearce Rotondi -122
My mother’s loss became my loss. The letters I found were like a roadmap through a grief she never meant to leave me. -Jessica Pearce Rotondi
In the mood for a story you just can’t stop listening to…
In the mood for a story you just can’t stop listening to…
00:23:30 |
Mon 22 Jun 2020
Whitney Savignano -121
Don't be afraid to embarrass yourself or try something new, and fail because the good part of it is: the experience. -Whitney Savignano
This is a story that starts with an early loss and then, moves…
This is a story that starts with an early loss and then, moves…
00:20:04 |
Mon 15 Jun 2020
Jennifer McCollum -120
The strength and the passion I have aligns with my purpose. I want to help individuals, teams and organizations fulfill their potential. That’s my measure of success. -Jennifer McCollum
No one is bo…
No one is bo…
00:23:30 |
Mon 08 Jun 2020
Mikey Hoag -119
The sand is in the hourglass and I am in the greatest race of my life. -Mikey Hoag, Founder of Part the Cloud
The woman you are about to meet knows what it’s like to lose both of her parents to Alzh…
The woman you are about to meet knows what it’s like to lose both of her parents to Alzh…
00:23:30 |
Mon 01 Jun 2020
Greta Bajrami -118
I want people to remember Greta Bajrami: the girl who was an immigrant, a teenage parent, the woman who made it in an industry that not many women are welcomed into. That’s what fuels me every day. -…
00:24:19 |
Mon 25 May 2020
Ann Ehrhart -117
Imagine being in commercial real estate during a pandemic. Retail stores, restaurants, bars and businesses are closed. Pretty scary, don’t you think? Meet Ann Ehrhart. Her colleagues call her the “ma…
00:27:50 |
Tue 19 May 2020
Joyce Kulhawik pt2 -116
The lesson to me is always: GET UP. Don’t be afraid to get back up on your feet and keep going. -Joyce Kulhawik
Welcome back to part two of the story of a woman who has done so much with her life, w…
Welcome back to part two of the story of a woman who has done so much with her life, w…
00:27:47 |
Mon 11 May 2020
Joyce Kulhawik pt1 -115
I come from a long line of working women. It wasn’t a matter of learning to have confidence, it was a matter of learning to work hard to get what one wanted and I knew that I would work hard to get w…
00:23:02 |
Mon 04 May 2020
Annie Montgomery Clausen -114
I was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer and I had a little baby inside of me. I had to be strong. You do what you’ve gotta do to get through the hard things. -Annie Montgomery Clausen
Just imagine…
Just imagine…
00:22:13 |
Mon 27 Apr 2020
Laurel Schnitman -113
My decision to pursue this career is because I feel that I learn from kids every single day. Sick children are amazing. They don’t act like they are sick. -Laurel Schnitman
Meet Laurel Schnitman: wi…
Meet Laurel Schnitman: wi…
00:26:20 |
Tue 21 Apr 2020
Debra Briss Wolfe -112
The one thing that isn’t being talked about in the corona virus pandemic is that people are dying alone. And that’s not all: Covid-19 has changed the entire funeral service. -Debra Briss Wolfe
The w…
The w…
00:21:50 |
Mon 13 Apr 2020
Sima Aleahmad -111
If you walk on the sidewalk outside our school you might see blood. -Sima Aleahmad
Frightening words from Ms. Sima, an elementary school teacher in South Central, Los Angeles, one of the most violen…
Frightening words from Ms. Sima, an elementary school teacher in South Central, Los Angeles, one of the most violen…
00:25:20 |
Tue 07 Apr 2020
Cassy Arsenault -110
I learned that if you want to be in broadcasting, you’ve gotta be able to take tough criticism and not let it get you down. You’ve just got to take it, soak it up, cry at home and get to work and do …
00:31:03 |
Tue 31 Mar 2020
Nancy Quill -109
I’ve learned that you have to be persistent. You have to keep at it. You can’t let yourself down. You can’t let anybody else down, either. You just have to keep going no matter what. -Nancy Quill
Wo…
Wo…
00:30:11 |
Mon 23 Mar 2020
Natalie Martinez -108
I had a lot of hopes and dreams, but I really didn’t have a voice growing up. I was shy. I was in the background. I had to figure out what I wanted to do in this world. -Natalie Martinez
The Executi…
The Executi…
00:24:31 |
Mon 16 Mar 2020
Hannah Finn -107
I’ve learned that you have to be grateful for everything you have in life and that some people have so much less. You have to help people whenever and wherever you can. -Hannah Finn
She may only …
She may only …
00:15:03 |
Mon 09 Mar 2020
Suzanne Iovanna -106
Taking care of three dealerships was hard enough for someone who didn’t know anything about the car business! -Suzanne Iovanna
October 19, 2014 is a day Suzanne Iovanna will never forget because it …
October 19, 2014 is a day Suzanne Iovanna will never forget because it …
00:22:58 |
Mon 02 Mar 2020
Jill Fopiano -105
I had a trader pour tequila on my head because I wouldn’t kiss him in the middle of the trading floor. To react to that would have been career suicide on Wall Street in the 1990’s, so I laughed it of…
00:22:27 |
Mon 24 Feb 2020
Meredith Atwood -104
I never listened to my intuition. I did what I was expected to do. I made other people proud. That was how I lived my life. -Meredith Atwood
Meredith Atwood remembers working very hard to get into l…
Meredith Atwood remembers working very hard to get into l…
00:23:03 |
Tue 18 Feb 2020
Marilyn Abrams -103
Nobody in the dressing room at Shear Madness knew that I was the co-producer. I just wanted to be a part of the cast and the camaraderie! -Marilyn Abrams
This is the story of a woman who has not onl…
This is the story of a woman who has not onl…
00:21:38 |
Tue 11 Feb 2020
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