"It's a meandering path to get there, and I would love to learn more from you." Wisdom for Wannabes is a new podcast series that hosts 1:1 interviews with inspiring people to discover wise words on business, beauty, betterment, and beyond. Inspired by her own personal journey to grow in creativity, education, and spirituality, host Jackie Morreale talks to unique individuals about their own journeys and passions, in the pursuit of wisdom and growth.
Wisdom for Wannabes
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"It's a meandering path to get there, and I would love to learn more from you." Wisdom for Wannabes is a new podcast series that hosts 1:1 interviews with inspiring people to discover wise words on business, beauty, betterment, and beyond. Inspired by her own personal journey to grow in creativity, education, and spirituality, host Jackie Morreale talks to unique individuals about their own journeys and passions, in the pursuit of wisdom and growth.
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July 6, 2026
Interview 37: Erica Kyle, Artist | Corporate to Canvas, Turning the 'Ugly Middle' to Beautiful Art
<p>What if the "ugly middle" of your life is actually leading you somewhere beautiful?</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of Wisdom for Wannabes, I sit down with South Florida artist Erica Kyle, who left a successful 25-year career in banking to pursue her lifelong calling as a professional artist.</p><p><br></p><p>Erica shares the emotional stories behind her paintings, why birds symbolize peace, how creativity became her language, and the life-changing decision to trust herself and finally go all in.</p><p><br></p><p>In this conversation, we discuss:</p><p><br></p><p>📈 Leaving corporate life to follow your passion</p><p>🕊️ Why birds symbolize peace and hope</p><p>🌿 Finding calm through creativity and nature</p><p>💡 The meaning of "the ugly middle"</p><p>📈 Why artists need business skills</p><p>❤️ Creating art that changes people's perspective</p><p>🎨 Inspiration from Italy, Claude Monet, and French Impressionism</p><p><br></p><p>If you've ever wondered whether it's too late to pursue your dream, Erica's story is proof that your calling may be waiting patiently for you.</p><p><br></p><p>🌐 Guest: Erica Kyle, https://www.ericakylecreations.com</p><p><br></p><p>📍 Studio Two at The Peach Art Collective, West Palm Beach, Florida</p><p><br></p><p>⏱ Chapters:</p><p>What if the "ugly middle" of your life is actually leading you somewhere beautiful?In this episode of Wisdom for Wannabes, I sit down with South Florida artist Erica Kyle, who left a successful 25-year career in banking to pursue her lifelong calling as a professional artist.Erica shares the emotional stories behind her paintings, why birds symbolize peace, how creativity became her language, and the life-changing decision to trust herself and finally go all in.In this conversation we discuss:📈 Leaving corporate life to follow your passion🕊️ Why birds symbolize peace and hope🌿 Finding calm through creativity and nature💡 The meaning of "the ugly middle"📈 Why artists need business skills❤️ Creating art that changes people's perspective🎨 Inspiration from Italy, Claude Monet, and French ImpressionismIf you've ever wondered whether it's too late to pursue your dream, Erica's story is proof that your calling may be waiting patiently for you.🌐 Guest: Erica Kylehttps://www.ericakylecreations.com📍 Studio Two at The Peach Art CollectiveWest Palm Beach, Florida⏱ Chapters:</p><p>00:00 Introduction</p><p>01:22 Meet artist Erica Kyle</p><p>02:01 Creating art that brings people peace</p><p>03:44 Leaving a 25-year banking career</p><p>05:27 Quick-fire questions</p><p>06:25 Why Claude Monet inspires her</p><p>08:26 The business side of being an artist</p><p>09:42 One word she wants people to feel: Calm</p><p>10:45 The "Ugly Middle" explained</p><p>12:40 Writing for Chicken Soup for the Soul</p><p>13:56 How art changes perspective</p><p>15:54 Finding something good every day</p><p>17:41 Is art your emotional language?</p><p>19:48 Falling in love with Impressionism</p><p>20:30 The moment she became a professional artist</p><p>24:09 The story behind her bird paintings</p><p>25:33 Why nature and birds inspire her</p><p>28:09 South Florida's growing art community</p><p>29:52 A breakthrough exhibition that changed everything</p><p>32:14 Advice for aspiring artists</p><p>33:01 Shout-outs and mentors</p><p>36:07 What's next for Erica Kyle?</p><p>37:20 Final thoughts</p><p><br></p><p>Subscribe for more inspiring conversations with entrepreneurs, artists, authors, athletes, and leaders sharing wise words in business, beauty, and betterment.</p><p><br></p><p>#WisdomForWannabes #EricaKyle #ArtistInterview #CareerChange #Creativity #FineArt #WomenInBusiness #Purpose #PersonalGrowth #Entrepreneur #SouthFlorida #PalmBeach #Artists #CreativeJourney #Inspiration</p>
June 27, 2026
Interview 36: Angela Page, Award Winning Novelist, Screenwriter - Why Stories Are Worth Telling
<p>How do you reinvent yourself after decades in corporate leadership?</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of Wisdom for Wannabes, Jackie Morreale sits down with award-winning author, screenwriter, producer, and former Microsoft and Honeywell executive Angela Page Conti to explore the power of storytelling, creativity, resilience, and second (or third!) acts.</p><p><br></p><p>Angela shares how family history inspired her novels, why social justice became the focus of many of her films, what corporate life taught her about creativity, and why it's never too late to pursue the dream that's been quietly waiting inside you.</p><p><br></p><p>You'll also hear practical writing advice, funny behind-the-scenes stories, and why one sentence overheard at a swimming pool can become an entire novel.</p><p><br></p><p>If you've ever wondered whether it's too late to reinvent yourself, this conversation is for you.</p><p><br></p><p>Key Topics: </p><p>• Reinvention after 50</p><p>• Storytelling from real life</p><p>• Creativity vs. corporate careers</p><p>• Family history as inspiration</p><p>• Writing novels and screenplays</p><p>• Social justice through film</p><p>• Finding your creative tribe</p><p>• Overcoming fear and writer's block</p><p><br></p><p>Great Quotes: </p><p>• "People need to look at their families first. There are stories within stories."</p><p>• "I think I was born to be a storyteller."</p><p>• "Must entertain."</p><p>• "The road will take you somewhere, no matter what."</p><p>• "Fear shouldn't be part of the equation."</p><p>• "Let it go and let it flow."</p><p>• "Don't be afraid to reach, at any age."</p><p>• "Writing is not a lonely process."</p><p>• "One line has a hundred stories."</p><p>• "Give yourself permission to write terrible first drafts."</p><p>• "Take inspiration from your own life."</p><p>• "I already had this burning thing happening."</p><p><br></p><p>Biggest Takeaways</p><p>1. Your family is your greatest source material.</p><p>2. Reinvention doesn't have an expiration date.</p><p>3. Creativity needs discipline.</p><p>4. Learn the craft.</p><p>5. Stay curious.</p><p>6. Turn pain into purpose.</p><p>7. Fear blocks creativity.</p><p>8. Find your tribe.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters:</p><p>00:00 Introduction</p><p>01:35 Angela's incredible journey around the world</p><p>06:00 Why every family has stories worth telling</p><p>08:05 Born to be a storyteller</p><p>09:00 Turning real-life tragedy into award-winning films</p><p>11:10 From corporate executive to creative career</p><p>12:40 Quickfire questions</p><p>16:40 The moment she knew creativity was her calling</p><p>19:40 Why social justice became her mission</p><p>21:20 Learning the craft of screenwriting</p><p>23:00 How corporate life prepared her for Hollywood</p><p>24:00 Finding stories in everyday conversations</p><p>25:30 Reinvention at every stage of life</p><p>27:40 Advice for aspiring writers</p><p>30:30 The people who shaped her journey</p><p>32:30 Final wisdom</p><p><br></p><p>Subscribe for weekly author interviews and creative breakdowns, and leave a comment sharing which part of the writing process you find most challenging.Full interview with Angela Page including photos and transcript at: https://www.wisdomforwannabes.com/angela-page-writing.html</p>
June 25, 2026
One Year Wisdom for Wannabes Anniversary! How Do You Measure a Year? An Entrepreneur's Guide to Returning to the Trail
<p>In this reflective voice note, Wisdom for Wannabes host Jackie Morreale celebrates the first anniversary of the podcast and YouTube channel by exploring a question inspired by the musical Rent: How do you measure a year? Through a year marked by 100,000+ subscribers on YouTube, six books, three marathons, unforgettable travels, personal growth, and the loss of her 99-year-old grandmother, Jackie reflects on the milestones that can be counted—and the ones that can't. She shares a guided imagination exercise inspired by her favorite morning running trail, inviting listeners to reconnect with a place that grounds them, inspires them, and reminds them who they are. This episode is a meditation on entrepreneurship, resilience, gratitude, and returning to yourself when life feels busy or overwhelming.</p><p><br></p><p>Topics:</p><p>• Measuring success beyond numbers</p><p>• The importance of resilience and perseverance</p><p>• The power of mental imagery and visualization</p><p>• Reflecting on personal growth and achievements</p><p>• The significance of inner strength, places, and peace</p><p><br></p><p>Takeaways</p><p>• Success is not just in numbers but in personal growth and resilience.</p><p>• Visualization can help reconnect with your inner strength during tough times.</p><p>• Achievements like books published or miles run are tangible, but inner resilience is intangible yet vital.</p><p>• Returning to mental 'places' can inspire perseverance and clarity.</p><p>• The journey shapes us more than the destination.</p><p><br></p><p>Quotes:</p><p>• "Success is measured in the places that shape us"</p><p>• "The trail isn't what made you stronger, you did"</p><p>• "The places that shaped me to be the person I became"</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters:</p><p>00:00 Introduction and Reflection on One Year of 'Wisdom for Wannabes'</p><p>00:41 Measuring Success in Entrepreneurship</p><p>01:06 Celebrating Personal Milestones and Achievements</p><p>01:49 The Unquantifiable Aspects of Growth</p><p>02:39 The Power of Visualization and Memory</p><p>03:57 Inner Strength and Resilience</p><p>04:52 Final Reflections and Closing Thoughts</p><p><br></p><p>Reflecting on my entrepreneurial journey one year after launching Wisdom for Wannabes. Learn how to balance growth with self-care.</p><p><br></p><p>Today marks one year since my first upload, and I am sharing what I have learned about building a business from scratch. Whether you are an independent creator or just starting a new project, this retrospective covers the reality of solving problems while staying grounded. I discuss why breathing and intentional movement are essential tools for anyone trying to sustain their momentum over the long haul.</p><p><br></p><p>This video is for those who feel stuck or overwhelmed by the pressure of starting something new. By looking back at my own entrepreneurial journey, I hope to offer clarity on how to keep moving forward despite the inevitable challenges. You will see clips from my own process, including school readings and running, to illustrate how I maintain focus and discipline as an independent creator.</p><p><br></p><p>Subscribe for weekly wisdom for wannabes breakdowns, and tell me in the comments what specific hurdle you are currently facing in your own journey.</p><p><br></p><p>https://www.wisdomforwannabes.com/blog/one-year-anniversary-how-do-you-measure-a-year-an-entrepreneurs-guide-to-returning-to-the-trail</p>
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