Taylor Costello's guest appearances

Taylor Costello

Mama, Build Your Empire

CNSG Podcasts

Our Version

Keller Williams

Abbi Perets

John McKenna

Mike Bennett

Rob Koehler

Dominique Davis

Genia Stephen

Samantha Siffring

Jennifer Elia

Meg Brunson

Sinead Quinn

Lisa Zawrotny

Eve Hoffman

Mary Tate

Eraina Ferguson

OwlTail

Brief and fun on the road podcast.Getting to know Cheyne and his fiancé Taylor Costello while they get to know each other!Taylor Costello is a successful Esthetician and entrepreneur in San Diego, CA.

Brief and fun on the road podcast. Getting to know Cheyne and his fiancé Taylor Costello while they get to know each other! Taylor Costello is a successful Esthetician and entrepreneur in San Diego, CA.

Our Version | No. 004 : Cheyne & fiancé Taylor Costello

Greg Franzen

In this episode of CNSG's ProviderSMART, National Channel Manager Matt Harty Jr. talks with Greg Franzen, VP, Master Agents, and Taylor Costello, RVP, National Strategic Partners of Vonage. In this unique episode, you get the perspectives of 2 major assets at Vonage, where they talk about the origin of the stack, contact center, and their CMR focus. Listen now to learn how to start the conversation with Vonage and strategize together to come up with the best solutions.

CNSG Provider Smart with Greg Franzen & Taylor Costello of Vonage

MEET THE GUEST:Taylor Costello is a mom to two angels in heaven (one miscarriage and one infant loss) and one baby on the way. Her daughter Lily was born on February 25th, 2018. She and her husband learned shortly after she was born that Lily would pass away before she was six months old due to a rare genetic condition. After spending 33 days in the NICU they came home to a massive amount of chaos. After some struggle, they finally found the tools they needed to get organized. This led to Taylor realizing there were other parents like them who were struggling with managing all of their children's home nursing supplies. Thus the beginning of Lily's List. Lily passed away on July 19th 2018 and Lily's List was officially born on October 1st 2018. Despite having no background in the non-profit industry, Taylor had studied psychology, and she had a deep passion to help other families like her. Six months in, the non-profit is thriving and she couldn't be more proud to share Lily's light in a world that is often very dark.  In this episode, we cover:How Taylor and her husband Joey navigated understanding the impact of Zellweger’s syndrome on their daughter’s life What it looked and felt like to transition home with a medically fragile baby after spending over a month in the NICU How Taylor rediscovered purpose and passion through starting Lily’s List after her sweet baby girl passed    “Lily gave me a good life. She really solidified that I loved being a mom, so we’re really excited to have another child, but she also gave me a whole new meaning to life and it’s just amazing and I’m very thankful for that.”  Where To Connect with Taylor Online: Website To Request a Box To Donate Box Supplies Email Taylor  InstagramConnect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook. Taylor met her husband, Joey in high school and they began their marriage and her husband entered the marine core. They had no idea how a life of constant transition would actually prepare them for their adventure with raising children. Early on, Taylor and Joey suffered a miscarriage followed by months of infertility. Their decision to go public with infertility and IVF treatments was met with a lot of encouragement and solidarity from their community.  Though the pregnancy was normal in nature, it was obvious as soon as Lily was born, that something was not right. Lily was born blind, she had low tone, and refused to eat, among other telling signs. With the help of an expert geneticist, they were able to quickly diagnose Lily with Zellwegers Syndrome, which meant that she only had months to live. After life in the NICU, they made the transition home to a small apartment where Lily’s parents became nurses around the clock with the support of a lot of in-home health care professionals. It was exhausting and overwhelming, but the nurses provided Taylor and Joey so much emotional and practical support to weather these five months with Lily.  Losing a baby and so much purpose for each day was a lot more difficult than they ever imagined. Taylor had planned to throw herself back into work but was reminded that she had the chance to help other families who would face the same storm of caring for a child at home which led to the birth of Lily’s List. Perhaps the hardest news to hear after losing Lily was learning that Taylor and Joey’s combination of genes would most likely always result in the worst form of this disease. They opted to do IVF again in order to avoid this outcome and now are expecting another baby girl. 

MEET THE GUEST: Taylor Costello is a mom to two angels in heaven (one miscarriage and one infant loss) and one baby on the way. Her daughter Lily was born on February 25th, 2018. She and her husband learned shortly after she was born that Lily would pass away before she was six months old due to a rare genetic condition. After spending 33 days in the NICU they came home to a massive amount of chaos. After some struggle, they finally found the tools they needed to get organized. This led to Taylor realizing there were other parents like them who were struggling with managing all of their children's home nursing supplies. Thus the beginning of Lily's List. Lily passed away on July 19th 2018 and Lily's List was officially born on October 1st 2018. Despite having no background in the non-profit industry, Taylor had studied psychology, and she had a deep passion to help other families like her. Six months in, the non-profit is thriving and she couldn't be more proud to share Lily's light in a world that is often very dark.   In this episode, we cover: <ul><li>How Taylor and her husband Joey navigated understanding the impact of Zellweger’s syndrome on their daughter’s life</li> <li>What it looked and felt like to transition home with a medically fragile baby after spending over a month in the NICU</li> <li>How Taylor rediscovered purpose and passion through starting Lily’s List after her sweet baby girl passed</li> </ul> “Lily gave me a good life. She really solidified that I loved being a mom, so we’re really excited to have another child, but she also gave me a whole new meaning to life and it’s just amazing and I’m very thankful for that.”  Where To Connect with Taylor Online: <ul><li><a href="http://lilyslist.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a></li> <li><a href="http://lilyslist.org/parent" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">To Request a Box</a></li> <li><a href="http://lilyslist.org/donate" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">To Donate Box Supplies</a></li> <li><a href="mailto:taylor@lilyslist.org">Email Taylor </a></li> <li><a href="http://instagram.com/lilyslist2018" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a></li></ul>Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! <ol><li>Find out how you can work with Mia at <a href="http://www.racreative.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.racreative.co</a></li> <li>Catch up with Mia on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mia_the_marketer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>.</li> <li>Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/mamabuildyourempire/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook.</a></li> </ol>Taylor met her husband, Joey in high school and they began their marriage and her husband entered the marine core. They had no idea how a life of constant transition would actually prepare them for their adventure with raising children. Early on, Taylor and Joey suffered a miscarriage followed by months of infertility. Their decision to go public with infertility and IVF treatments was met with a lot of encouragement and solidarity from their community. Though the pregnancy was normal in nature, it was obvious as soon as Lily was born, that something was not right. Lily was born blind, she had low tone, and refused to eat, among other telling signs. With the help of an expert geneticist, they were able to quickly diagnose Lily with Zellwegers Syndrome, which meant that she only had months to live. After life in the NICU, they made the transition home to a small apartment where Lily’s parents became nurses around the clock with the support of a lot of in-home health care professionals. It was exhausting and overwhelming, but the nurses provided Taylor and Joey so much emotional and practical support to weather these five months with Lily. Losing a baby and so much purpose for each day was a lot more difficult than they ever imagined. Taylor had planned to throw herself back into work but was reminded that she had the chance to help other families who would face the same storm of caring for a child at home which led to the birth of Lily’s List. Perhaps the hardest news to hear after losing Lily was learning that Taylor and Joey’s combination of genes would most likely always result in the worst form of this disease. They opted to do IVF again in order to avoid this outcome and now are expecting another baby girl.

[MBYE 32] Taylor Costello on Navigating Zellweger Syndrome, Transitioning from Hospital to Home, and Starting a Non-Profit