Hip hip hooray! I know it's Spring Break for so many, but I just wanted to share some exciting news before you rush off to the beach. I was selected for an interview by Len Saunders a couple of weeks ago and today the interview is featured on his website! This is HUGE because Len Saunders is a big name in the field of children's health and wellness. He's interviewed everybody from famous athletes and celebrities to world famous doctors and has been featured on Good Morning America and MSNBC, so you can imagine my excitement when he wanted to interview little ol' me!
Len Saunders is best known for his efforts to take on child obesity, and started the very successful Project Aces, an event in which millions of school children worldwide exercise simultaneously in May each year. The interview is a part of his web series "The Role Model in You" in which guests answer questions about their health role models and discuss their inspiration as a health leader. I am humbled and honored to have been selected and excited about His Middle Name being linked to the interview, as it's just another platform to reach more women and parents from a larger platform. I would especially like to thank Len Saunders for taking the time to get to know me and choosing me as his headliner today. If interested, you can read the interview here.
Len Saunders is best known for his efforts to take on child obesity, and started the very successful Project Aces, an event in which millions of school children worldwide exercise simultaneously in May each year. The interview is a part of his web series "The Role Model in You" in which guests answer questions about their health role models and discuss their inspiration as a health leader. I am humbled and honored to have been selected and excited about His Middle Name being linked to the interview, as it's just another platform to reach more women and parents from a larger platform. I would especially like to thank Len Saunders for taking the time to get to know me and choosing me as his headliner today. If interested, you can read the interview here.
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