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Stroke It Guide Podcast
Hosted by Jenny Alday Townsend · EN
"Stroke It! Your Guide to Enhance every relationship, Especially You"
The podcast offers personal and professional growth advice from CEO's, CHO's and others rockin 'at life. It is for those wanting more peace, clarity, direction, passion, purpose, and happiness.
If this is you, let this podcast be your guide. This podcast will teach you how to care for yourself first then others. It will boost your confidence, self esteem and worth. You will become happy and fulfilled. So much so that you will have the power to give to others honestly and effectively.
Each episode offers positive self chatter featuring methods, tools, and coaching from Jenny herself towards creating positive mental health benefits first for yourself and then for the others around you as you lead from within your empire. Whether you use the STROKE IT guide on your spouse, your family members, your friends, or your executive, and management teams, applying what learned in these episodes will enrich how you DO LIFE with all those around you.
About the host:
Jenny Alday Townsend is a successful entrepreneur who has made it her mission to help others navigate the challenges of marriage, business ownership, and balancing both. After facing her own struggles in marriage and successfully overcoming them, she has developed a deep understanding of the complexities of relationships and the importance of effective communication. Jenny has since created The Stroke It Guide, which provides practical tools and strategies for individuals looking to improve their relationships. With a compassionate and empathetic approach, Jenny empowers her network to take control of their lives and relationships, and create a fulfilling and happy future for themselves.
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Ep 220 Therapy, Healing & Learning to Choose Yourself
1w ago00:42:23Tap to summarizeWelcome back to another episode of The Stroke It Podcast with host Jenny Townsend.In this heartfelt and deeply honest conversation, Jenny sits down with therapist, entrepreneur, and founder of Roots Family Counseling, Allison Henley, to talk about healing, self-discovery, intentional relationships, parenting, mental health, and what it really takes to choose yourself during difficult seasons of life.After navigating divorce, single motherhood, entrepreneurship, and rebuilding her life from the ground up, Allison shares how she learned to stop abandoning herself and start creating a life that actually felt aligned, authentic, and fulfilling.Together, Jenny and Allison dive into the emotional realities so many women silently carry, including self-doubt, people pleasing, unhealthy relationships, burnout, anxiety, parenting pressure, and the fear that often comes with major life changes.In this powerful and practical conversation, they discuss:• How to rebuild your confidence after major life transitions• Why choosing yourself can feel so uncomfortable• The importance of movement, dance, and somatic healing• Meditation, journaling, and nervous system regulation• How to quiet negative self-talk and cognitive distortions• Active listening and healthier communication in relationships• Parenting without shame, criticism, or constant correction• Why therapy benefits everyone, not just people in crisis• The role community and supportive friendships play in healing• How intentional relationships affect your emotional well-beingAllison also shares several simple but powerful therapeutic tools listeners can begin using immediately, including thought reframing exercises, breathwork, grounding techniques, somatic hugs, meditation practices, and strategies for becoming more intentional with both yourself and the people around you.One of the biggest takeaways from this episode:“When our children have their needs met… just being present is enough. You’re doing enough.”Whether you are navigating divorce, parenting challenges, entrepreneurship, anxiety, emotional healing, relationship struggles, or simply trying to reconnect with yourself again, this episode offers encouragement, practical tools, and a reminder that growth often starts with learning how to truly listen to yourself.Listen now and start creating a life that feels more aligned, intentional, peaceful, and authentically yours.To connect with Allison Henley or learn more about Roots Family Counseling:Allison HenleyRoots Family Counselinghttps://www.rootsfamilycounseling.com941.587.9594info@rootsfamilycounseling.comOrder Stroke It now at jennyaldaytownsend.com/book. Your order includes a signed copy, shipping and handling, and great Bonus items!Follow the Stroke It Guide on socials to stay connected and to get tips on how you too can get your STROKE on'!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennyaldaytownsend/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestrokeitguideCheck out more about Jenny Alday Townsend by visiting http://www.jennyaldaytownsend.comDid you know there are free downloads available on my website? Go to All Products | Jenny Alday Townsend and snag the 4 Ground Rules to Elevate your life. Planning your future? Develop your 1-3-5 and change your life path!
Transcribe →Ep 219 The Hard Truth About Why People Stop Taking You Seriously
3w ago00:06:41Tap to summarizeWelcome back to another Quickie episode of The Stroke It Podcast with host Jenny Townsend.This episode is all about one thing most people say they want… but very few actually practice: commitment.Not the pretty, motivational version of commitment. The real version. The kind that shows up in your calendar, your habits, your relationships, and your follow-through.Jenny breaks down why wanting something is not the same as committing to it, and how constantly canceling, procrastinating, overpromising, and waiting for motivation can quietly destroy your goals, relationships, confidence, and self-trust.In this honest and empowering conversation, Jenny shares:Why people stop inviting unreliable peopleThe difference between motivation and commitmentHow self-trust is built through consistencyWhy integrity matters more than perfectionThe hidden sacrifices behind a “dream life”What distractions may be keeping you from your goalsHow commitment impacts relationships, business, health, and personal growthJenny also opens up about the sacrifices she made to build the life and business she has today, and challenges listeners to ask themselves one powerful question:What are you willing to give up to create the life you truly want?If you’ve been feeling stuck, inconsistent, resentful, or disconnected from your goals, this episode is the wake-up call you may need.Listen now and start committing to the life you say you want.Order Stroke It now at jennyaldaytownsend.com/book. Your order includes a signed copy, shipping and handling, and great Bonus items!Follow the Stroke It Guide on socials to stay connected and to get tips on how you too can get your STROKE on'!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennyaldaytownsend/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestrokeitguideCheck out more about Jenny Alday Townsend by visiting http://www.jennyaldaytownsend.comDid you know there are free downloads available on my website? Go to All Products | Jenny Alday Townsend and snag the 4 Ground Rules to Elevate your life. Planning your future? Develop your 1-3-5 and change your life path!
Transcribe →Ep 218 Are You Actually Showing Up for the People Who Matter Most?
Apr 2800:11:34Tap to summarizeRelationships don’t fall apart overnight. More often, they fade quietly through missed calls, ignored messages, and the moments we chose not to show up.In this quick but powerful episode of The Stroke It Podcast, host Jenny Townsend delivers a direct and honest message about connection, accountability, and what it really takes to build meaningful relationships. She challenges a tough idea right from the start: if your relationships feel one-sided or nonexistent, it might be time to look inward.This episode is a reminder that connection doesn’t require perfection. It requires effort. A simple text. A returned call. A commitment to be present when it matters. Jenny shares real-life examples, personal reflections, and practical ways to rebuild connection in your life without overcomplicating it.From friendships to family to your partner and even yourself, how you show up determines everything.If you’ve been waiting for someone else to reach out first, this is your sign to stop waiting.In This Episode• Why lack of connection is often a reflection of our own actions • The simple habits that strengthen relationships over time • How avoidance, resentment, and past experiences hold you back • Why small gestures matter more than big ones • The importance of responding, acknowledging, and being present • How to create space in your schedule for meaningful connection • Showing up for yourself as the foundation for showing up for others • How to navigate guilt, missed opportunities, and reconnecting • Why energy and intention shape every interaction • The one action you can take today to strengthen any relationshipThis episode is your reminder that the people who matter most are worth your time, your energy, and your effort. And it starts with showing up.If this message resonates, share it with someone who might need it.Order Stroke It now at jennyaldaytownsend.com/book. Your order includes a signed copy, shipping and handling, and great Bonus items!Follow the Stroke It Guide on socials to stay connected and to get tips on how you too can get your STROKE on'!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennyaldaytownsend/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestrokeitguideCheck out more about Jenny Alday Townsend by visiting http://www.jennyaldaytownsend.comDid you know there are free downloads available on my website? Go to All Products | Jenny Alday Townsend and snag the 4 Ground Rules to Elevate your life. Planning your future? Develop your 1-3-5 and change your life path!
Transcribe →Ep 217 Why You Need to Invest in Yourself Before You Build Anything
Apr 1400:40:46Tap to summarizeEntrepreneurship, relationships, and personal growth all start in the same place—how you show up for yourself.In this episode of The Stroke It Podcast, host Jenny Townsend sits down with DeDee Cai, motivational speaker, sales strategist, and founder of Fit to Profit, to unpack what it really takes to build a business and a life that actually feels aligned.DeDee shares her deeply personal journey—from early entrepreneurship and burnout to a pivotal life moment that reshaped her purpose and led her to help women build confidence, use their voice, and create meaningful impact. What started as a path toward therapy evolved into a powerful mission to help others step into who they’re meant to be.The conversation dives into the reality behind entrepreneurship, the importance of aligning your business with your values, and why self-care isn’t optional if you want to operate at a high level. DeDee breaks down her “four F’s” framework—faith, fitness, family, and fulfillment—and explains how structuring your life around your values can change everything.You’ll also hear a refreshing perspective on relationships, why intentionality matters more than proximity, and how your capacity to show up for others is directly tied to how you show up for yourself.If you’ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of your next move, this episode is a reminder that clarity doesn’t come from doing more—it comes from getting honest about what matters most.In This Episode• Why entrepreneurship isn’t for everyone—and how to know if it’s for you • How DeDee turned personal adversity into a purpose-driven business • The “four F’s” framework for building balance and clarity • Why self-care directly impacts your ability to perform and lead • How to identify and live by your core values • The truth about passion, burnout, and building a business long-term • Why relationships require intentional effort and alignment • How to overcome self-doubt and trust your intuition • The role of speaking, storytelling, and visibility in business growth • The one simple action you can take today to start changing your lifeOrder Stroke It now at jennyaldaytownsend.com/book. Your order includes a signed copy, shipping and handling, and great Bonus items!Follow the Stroke It Guide on socials to stay connected and to get tips on how you too can get your STROKE on'!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennyaldaytownsend/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestrokeitguideCheck out more about Jenny Alday Townsend by visiting http://www.jennyaldaytownsend.comDid you know there are free downloads available on my website? Go to All Products | Jenny Alday Townsend and snag the 4 Ground Rules to Elevate your life. Planning your future? Develop your 1-3-5 and change your life path!
Transcribe →Ep 216 We Failed EOS for 6 Months… Then This Changed Everything (Grind Season Truth)
Mar 3100:10:59Tap to summarizeMany businesses talk about implementing systems like Traction and EOS—but far fewer actually follow through with the discipline required to make them work.In this episode of The Stroke It Podcast, Jenny Townsend shares a raw and honest look at what really happened behind the scenes during her team’s first year implementing EOS—and why simply having the framework wasn’t enough.For the first six months, the team had the language, the meetings, and the intentions… but they weren’t consistently tracking results or holding each other accountable. It wasn’t until mid-year—when they committed to uncomfortable conversations, ownership, and real follow-through—that things began to shift.Jenny introduces the concept of “Grind Season,” also known as planting season—the period where the most important work happens long before results show up. It’s the season defined by urgency, discipline, and doing the unglamorous work required to create momentum.She breaks down how compressing timelines, focusing on a critical number, and leaning into high-effort marketing strategies helped the business go from falling behind to building real traction toward their goal.You’ll learn why giving yourself too much time can actually hurt performance, how urgency sharpens focus, and what it really takes to execute on systems like EOS in the real world.If you’re a business owner, entrepreneur, or someone working toward a big goal, this episode is a reminder that success isn’t built when things feel easy—it’s built in the seasons where you choose to show up anyway.In This Episode• Why most teams fail when first implementing EOS • The difference between having a system and actually executing it • What “Grind Season” (Planting Season) really means for your business • Why Q1 can determine the success of your entire year • How urgency eliminates distractions and increases productivity • The power of setting and focusing on a critical number • Real examples of grassroots and community-based marketing strategies • Why compressing timelines can accelerate results • How accountability and uncomfortable conversations drive growth • The mindset shift required to create long-term momentumOrder Stroke It now at jennyaldaytownsend.com/book. Your order includes a signed copy, shipping and handling, and great Bonus items!Follow the Stroke It Guide on socials to stay connected and to get tips on how you too can get your STROKE on'!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennyaldaytownsend/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestrokeitguideCheck out more about Jenny Alday Townsend by visiting http://www.jennyaldaytownsend.comDid you know there are free downloads available on my website? Go to All Products | Jenny Alday Townsend and snag the 4 Ground Rules to Elevate your life. Planning your future? Develop your 1-3-5 and change your life path!
Transcribe →Ep 215 Why So Many Retirees Feel Lost (And How to Reinvent Your Life After Work)
Mar 1700:52:23Tap to summarizeMany people spend decades planning financially for retirement—but very few plan for what life actually looks like after they stop working.In this episode of The Stroke It Podcast, Jenny Townsend sits down with former CFO turned retirement coach Lisa Haynes to explore the emotional and identity shifts that happen when a career ends and the next chapter begins.After more than 30 years in corporate America, Lisa Haynes realized retirement isn’t simply about leaving work—it’s about reinventing yourself, rediscovering purpose, and designing a life that still feels meaningful.They discuss why traditional retirement is changing, why more people are choosing entrepreneurship later in life, and why planning your purpose is just as important as planning your finances.You’ll learn how to prepare for the transition before retirement arrives, avoid the isolation many retirees experience, and start asking the bigger questions about legacy, fulfillment, and what you truly want your life to look like.If you’re approaching retirement, considering a career pivot, or simply wondering what your next chapter might hold, this conversation will challenge you to think bigger about what comes after your career.In This Episode• Why retirement today looks different than it did for previous generations• The emotional side of retirement most people never plan for• How identity shifts when you leave your career behind• Why many retirees end up “unretiring”• The importance of rediscovering purpose and passion• How to reinvent yourself at any stage of life• Practical strategies like pause before you pivot and stack small wins• The legacy question everyone should ask themselvesConnect with Lisa HaynesWebsite: https://retiredandkillingit.comLinkedIn: Lisa J. HaynesInstagram: @retiredandkillingitOrder Stroke It now at jennyaldaytownsend.com/book. Your order includes a signed copy, shipping and handling, and great Bonus items!Follow the Stroke It Guide on socials to stay connected and to get tips on how you too can get your STROKE on'!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennyaldaytownsend/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestrokeitguideCheck out more about Jenny Alday Townsend by visiting http://www.jennyaldaytownsend.comDid you know there are free downloads available on my website? Go to All Products | Jenny Alday Townsend and snag the 4 Ground Rules to Elevate your life. Planning your future? Develop your 1-3-5 and change your life path!
Transcribe →Ep 214 How One Layoff Sparked a Career Platform for Students
Mar 300:49:08Tap to summarizeIn this episode of The Stroke It Podcast, Jenny sits down with entrepreneur and operations leader Emily McSherry, founder and CEO of Advize—a platform helping students explore careers through short, coffee chat-style alumni interviews and AI-powered recommendations.Emily shares how a major pivot accelerated her path: after graduating from UCLA Anderson and getting laid off when her department was cut, she went all-in on Advize at the moment she had the least to lose. She opens up about the real tradeoffs of entrepreneurship—moving, saving, living lean, and choosing long-term impact over short-term comfort.This conversation goes beyond careers into confidence, relationships, and action. Emily explains why students hesitate to reach out, how shared connections (like being alumni) make networking easier, and why a clear, specific ask changes everything.Jenny and Emily also talk about health, balance, values, and boundaries—why rest matters, how burnout shows up, and how structuring your time around your values can reduce anxiety and help you work smarter.They close with practical entrepreneurship lessons: stay close to the customer, test assumptions early, and build what your customer cares about. Emily leaves listeners with a challenge: write down your dream life, step into that identity, and take one aligned action today.If you’re a student, parent, or professional craving clarity, this episode is a reminder that clarity follows movement—and opportunity can start with one conversation.Resources Mentioned:Advize (free student access): students.advizehub.comLinkedIn: Emily McSherryAdvize NewsletterChapters00:00 – Common ground + connection01:20 – Meet Emily03:00 – Layoff → going all in05:00 – How Advize works08:30 – Why students don’t reach out12:30 – Action builds confidence15:30 – Values + the “thirds” framework20:00 – Workplace relationships + networking27:00 – Make a clear ask37:30 – Entrepreneurship tradeoffs39:00 – Build for the customer46:20 – Visualize it, then actOrder Stroke It now at jennyaldaytownsend.com/book. Your order includes a signed copy, shipping and handling, and great Bonus items!Follow the Stroke It Guide on socials to stay connected and to get tips on how you too can get your STROKE on'!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennyaldaytownsend/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestrokeitguideCheck out more about Jenny Alday Townsend by visiting http://www.jennyaldaytownsend.comDid you know there are free downloads available on my website? Go to All Products | Jenny Alday Townsend and snag the 4 Ground Rules to Elevate your life. Planning your future? Develop your 1-3-5 and change your life path!
Transcribe →Ep 213 Say Yes and Celebrate the Journey
Feb 1700:11:00Tap to summarizeIn this episode of The Stroke It Podcast, Jenny reflects on a deeply personal milestone—10 years of building Music Compound from an idea that many people said wouldn’t work into a thriving, million-dollar community-driven music school.She shares what it felt like to say yes to a vision she couldn’t fully explain, especially as someone who wasn’t formally trained as a musician or educator. With naysayers in the background and doubt creeping in, Jenny explains how belief in the mission—and in herself—became the fuel that carried her through exhaustion, uncertainty, and seasons where quitting would have been easier.This episode is about more than business. It’s about grit. It’s about ownership. It’s about choosing to continue even when you don’t feel qualified. Jenny opens up about a time in her life when she was told she was “unemployable,” and how that painful season became the very redirection that led her to build something of her own.She introduces the Japanese concept of Ikigai—your reason for being—and challenges the idea that passion is something you simply “find.” Instead, she explains how clarity often follows movement, not the other way around. Purpose is built through action, curiosity, and the courage to take the next step before you feel ready.Jenny also shares why celebrating milestones matters, how success is truly measured in impact, and what it meant to see parents, students, and community members moved to tears at the 10-year celebration event.If you’re questioning your next chapter, feeling stuck in a season that doesn’t fit, or sitting on a dream you’re afraid to launch, this episode is your encouragement to lean in, plant the seeds, and take ownership of your story.Resources Mentioned:Jim Rohn – The Seasons of LifeChapters00:00 – Welcome + what this 10-year milestone represents01:20 – The early days: starting without credentials03:45 – Doubt, naysayers, and choosing belief06:10 – What grit really looks like behind the scenes07:45 – From “unemployable” to entrepreneur09:00 – Ikigai: building passion through action10:00 – Celebrate the milestones + take the leapOrder Stroke It now at jennyaldaytownsend.com/book. Your order includes a signed copy, shipping and handling, and great Bonus items!Follow the Stroke It Guide on socials to stay connected and to get tips on how you too can get your STROKE on'!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennyaldaytownsend/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestrokeitguideCheck out more about Jenny Alday Townsend by visiting http://www.jennyaldaytownsend.comDid you know there are free downloads available on my website? Go to All Products | Jenny Alday Townsend and snag the 4 Ground Rules to Elevate your life. Planning your future? Develop your 1-3-5 and change your life path!
Transcribe →Ep 212 DISC, Discipline & Sustainable Team Performance | Jenny Alday Townsend
Feb 300:48:27Tap to summarizeIn this episode of The Stroke It Podcast, Jenny sits down with leadership trainer and coach Mbo’a Pascal for a powerful, practical conversation about personal wiring, discipline, and building sustainable success as both a leader and a human.Mbo’a shares how growth starts with awareness, acceptance, and adjustment—and why most people stay stuck because they never examine the subconscious patterns driving how they think, work, communicate, and relate to others. You’ll hear how being “high energy” and full of ideas can actually sabotage progress without structure, and why discipline—not motivation—is what turns vision into results.Jenny brings real-life examples from running a business for ten years, managing teams with very different personalities, and navigating the constant challenge of staying focused instead of chasing every new idea. Together, they unpack how understanding your wiring can help you stop trying to do everything yourself and start building systems—and teams—that actually support growth.They also explore workplace dynamics, including how leaders can treat employees the way they want to be treated, why DISC personality awareness changes communication, and how to connect an employee’s personal dreams to the company’s mission for deeper engagement. The episode wraps with a simple but powerful action step anyone can take to begin rewiring their leadership and life.Connect with Mbo’a PascalWebsite / Free DISC Assessment / Resources: https://mpenvisions.com/Chapters00:00 – Welcome + why this conversation matters for leaders01:40 – Mbo’a’s season of life + constant adjustment04:10 – How he got into leadership wiring and human behavior07:30 – Idea energy vs. discipline: the formula for disaster10:50 – Hiring executors vs. trying to do everything yourself14:20 – Jenny’s “step away from the business” turning point17:10 – The 4 wiring types: ideas, execution, support, systems20:45 – When to launch an idea vs. staying focused24:30 – Creating space for creativity if it doesn’t come naturally27:15 – Employees, communication, and treating people how they want31:10 – Cultural differences + leadership communication styles34:40 – Mental health, self-awareness, and hiring aligned people38:00 – Connecting employee dreams to company vision41:20 – How to help people dream bigger and believe it’s possible44:10 – Final advice: DISC, awareness, and intentional adjustment46:20 – Where to connect with Mbo’a + free assessmentOrder Stroke It now at jennyaldaytownsend.com/book. Your order includes a signed copy, shipping and handling, and great Bonus items!Follow the Stroke It Guide on socials to stay connected and to get tips on how you too can get your STROKE on'!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennyaldaytownsend/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestrokeitguideCheck out more about Jenny Alday Townsend by visiting http://www.jennyaldaytownsend.comDid you know there are free downloads available on my website? Go to All Products | Jenny Alday Townsend and snag the 4 Ground Rules to Elevate your life. Planning your future? Develop your 1-3-5 and change your life path!
Transcribe →Ep 211 Rethinking Money From the Ground Up
Jan 2000:46:52Tap to summarizeIn this episode of The Stroke It Podcast, Jenny sits down with financial coach and author Scott Yamamura for a practical, mindset-shifting conversation about financial literacy, behavior, and building real momentum with money—especially at the start of a new year.Scott shares how he went from feeling like an “imposter” with personal finance to creating a simple framework he calls the Three Financial Epiphanies—easy rules of thumb designed to make money feel less overwhelming and more actionable. You’ll hear why he believes personal finance is mostly behavior, how marketing and “normal” spending habits quietly keep people stuck, and what it looks like to take ownership of your financial future without getting buried in complexity.Jenny brings real-life examples from running a business, managing shifting cash flow, and watching common spending patterns (hello, Starbucks and daily takeout) derail otherwise capable people. Together, they talk through practical ways to audit spending, reduce debt, start investing at any level, and build confidence over time.They also cover student loans and the pressure to follow the “default path,” plus a powerful story about front-loading a 529 plan and letting compounding do the heavy lifting. The episode wraps with advice for couples—why money tension is common, how to create shared alignment, and how understanding your “multiplying power” can help spouses work as a team.Connect with Scott Website / Book / Resources: FinancialEpiphany.comChapters 00:00 – Welcome + why this conversation fits the start of the year 01:09 – Scott’s season of life + how his journey into finance began 03:20 – Feeling financially “behind” and why money is mostly behavior 06:40 – The “Three Financial Epiphanies” explained (simple rules of thumb) 11:30 – Why most people look fine financially… until they don’t 14:10 – Paycheck-to-paycheck, debt, and the “path of snares and traps” 18:45 – How to start if you’re broke, stressed, or overwhelmed 22:30 – Student loans, college pressure, and being intentional 28:10 – The 529 front-load story: saving early and letting time work 33:00 – Where to invest (401(k), brokerage firms, and starting small) 36:30 – Daily spending habits that quietly drain future freedom 39:20 – Abundance mindset + taking ownership of your financial choices 41:30 – Marriage and money: teamwork, accountability, and “budget dates” 44:10 – Final takeaway: the 3 rules Scott wants you to remember 44:50 – Where to connect with Scott + closing call-to-actionOrder Stroke It now at jennyaldaytownsend.com/book. Your order includes a signed copy, shipping and handling, and great Bonus items!Follow the Stroke It Guide on socials to stay connected and to get tips on how you too can get your STROKE on'!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennyaldaytownsend/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestrokeitguideCheck out more about Jenny Alday Townsend by visiting http://www.jennyaldaytownsend.comDid you know there are free downloads available on my website? Go to All Products | Jenny Alday Townsend and snag the 4 Ground Rules to Elevate your life. Planning your future? Develop your 1-3-5 and change your life path!
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