Susan Fries's guest appearances

Susan Fries

An Empowered Woman

The Change Book Radio Show

Women Awakening with Cynthia James

David Campbell

Esther Gokhale

Lola Wright

Cherilyn Lee

Kim Coles

Cynthia James

Arielle Ford

John Lee Dumas

Grace Lee

Tracy Brown

Geneen Roth

Sandra Joseph

Sarah McLean

Gina DeVee

Asha Mankowska

OwlTail

Susan is originally from Texas, where she was born, raised, went to school, and earned a bachelor’s and a nursing degree. Susan has worked in a variety of nursing specialties: women’s health, reproductive endocrinology, renal transplant and research. Although serving the community as a Registered Nurse was rewarding, it was also exhausting for Susan, who felt her bucket was constantly being emptied and never replenished. In 2008, she moved with her husband to Tucson. She left her career in nursing and started looking for what might sustain her.Susan’s inquiry led her to a small nonprofit where she began to experience life a little differently. The freshness of being in a new town, with a new job, learning and working in new ways was exciting for Susan. She was feeling better about life, but as the novelty wore off, old destructive thought patterns returned. Martyrdom, resentment, judgement, anger, and shame began to creep back in to Susan’s mind and heart.On January 8, 2011, U.S. Representative Gabby Giffords and 18 others were shot during a constituent meeting held at a Safeway less than 5 miles from Susan’s house. Her husband, Randy, was the attending trauma surgeon at the hospital who received and cared for the victims.The collective grief that overtook Tucson was immense. Susan says, “The negative feelings that had returned were compounded by my anger and tremendous sadness. At work one day, a colleague asked me how I was doing. “Not good,” I replied. She suggested that I talk to her friend. Not a therapist exactly, but someone who might be able to help. An “empowerment coach,” she said. What did I have to lose?”After 10 years of working with her coach, what Susan has learned is simple yet profound: when you honor and love yourself, you fill your own bucket. And by doing that, amazing people and events flow into your life. Susan says, “My belief systems, my values, my self-worth, my relationship with myself, my intuition, and my Divinity are all subjects to be explored, treasures to be unearthed. I used to want to change the world as a distraction from changing myself. Now I understand the former is impossible without the later.”Susan is currently the Director of Community Engagement at Literacy Connects in Tucson, a nonprofit connecting people of all ages to a world of opportunities through literacy and creative expression. She is also working towards her Master’s degree at the University of Vermont in Leadership for Sustainability, a program grounded in the belief that the changes we create in the world are reflective of the changes and conditions we cultivate in ourselves

Susan is originally from Texas, where she was born, raised, went to school, and earned a bachelor’s and a nursing degree. Susan has worked in a variety of nursing specialties: women’s health, reproductive endocrinology, renal transplant and research. Although serving the community as a Registered Nurse was rewarding, it was also exhausting for Susan, who felt her bucket was constantly being emptied and never replenished. In 2008, she moved with her husband to Tucson. She left her career in nursing and started looking for what might sustain her. Susan’s inquiry led her to a small nonprofit where she began to experience life a little differently. The freshness of being in a new town, with a new job, learning and working in new ways was exciting for Susan. She was feeling better about life, but as the novelty wore off, old destructive thought patterns returned. Martyrdom, resentment, judgement, anger, and shame began to creep back in to Susan’s mind and heart. On January 8, 2011, U.S. Representative Gabby Giffords and 18 others were shot during a constituent meeting held at a Safeway less than 5 miles from Susan’s house. Her husband, Randy, was the attending trauma surgeon at the hospital who received and cared for the victims. The collective grief that overtook Tucson was immense. Susan says, “The negative feelings that had returned were compounded by my anger and tremendous sadness. At work one day, a colleague asked me how I was doing. “Not good,” I replied. She suggested that I talk to her friend. Not a therapist exactly, but someone who might be able to help. An “empowerment coach,” she said. What did I have to lose?” After 10 years of working with her coach, what Susan has learned is simple yet profound: when you honor and love yourself, you fill your own bucket. And by doing that, amazing people and events flow into your life. Susan says, “My belief systems, my values, my self-worth, my relationship with myself, my intuition, and my Divinity are all subjects to be explored, treasures to be unearthed. I used to want to change the world as a distraction from changing myself. Now I understand the former is impossible without the later.” Susan is currently the Director of Community Engagement at Literacy Connects in Tucson, a nonprofit connecting people of all ages to a world of opportunities through literacy and creative expression. She is also working towards her Master’s degree at the University of Vermont in Leadership for Sustainability, a program grounded in the belief that the changes we create in the world are reflective of the changes and conditions we cultivate in ourselves

Cynthia with Susan Fries the  Director of Community Engagement at Literacy Connects in Tucson,

Deb Crowe

Sue Fries is an award-winning author, public speaker, and syndicated talk radio host.  She’s also a successful business owner, competitive dancer, and still finds time to be a mom. Known by many as “The Termite Lady” of Ecola Services, Inc., Sue is the former director and chair of the Pest Control Operators of California. She is also an environmental activist for disadvantaged children with asthma, Director of UAIAP (United Against Indoor Air Pollution), as well as a consultant and national spokesperson for Indoor Allergen Control Network. She has been featured on Discovery Channel, History Channel, and America Now. She has two children, Tyson and Tiana. Her website is:  www.suefries.com David Campbell is an outstanding executive coach and mentor. He has held Executive Roles in Public, Private and Not-For-Profit Organisations. David brings a wealth of leadership and management experience to the Change Series.  His website is:  http://ddkcampbell.com.au/

Sue Fries is an award-winning author, public speaker, and syndicated talk radio host.  She’s also a successful business owner, competitive dancer, and still finds time to be a mom. Known by many as “The Termite Lady” of Ecola Services, Inc., Sue is the former director and chair of the Pest Control Operators of California. She is also an environmental activist for disadvantaged children with asthma, Director of UAIAP (United Against Indoor Air Pollution), as well as a consultant and national spokesperson for Indoor Allergen Control Network. She has been featured on Discovery Channel, History Channel, and America Now. She has two children, Tyson and Tiana. Her website is:  <a href="http://www.suefries.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.suefries.com</a> David Campbell is an outstanding executive coach and mentor. He has held Executive Roles in Public, Private and Not-For-Profit Organisations. David brings a wealth of leadership and management experience to the Change Series.  His website is:  <a href="http://ddkcampbell.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://ddkcampbell.com.au/</a>

Join Deb Crowe as she interviews Susan Fries & David Campbell (Book 7)/podcast

Desiree Doubrox

Let's Talk Success, a series with women who have achieved the millionaire status as they share their stories, challenges, victories and secrets to success."Most things in life...are life lessons"Susan Fries CEO of ECOLA SERVICES, INC. consists of licensed operators with over 60 years of experience in all areas of the pest control industry. We are active members of the Local, State, and National Pest Control Associations, as well as local Better Business Bureaus. Susan shares valuable life lessons in a male dominated industry, balancing business and motherhood. Watch her interview live on Sunday Sept 8th from 12:00 -1:30pm. More info at www.AnEmpoweredWoman.com or 818-865-8563.

Let's Talk Success, a series with women who have achieved the millionaire status as they share their stories, challenges, victories and secrets to success. "Most things in life...are life lessons" Susan Fries CEO of ECOLA SERVICES, INC. consists of licensed operators with over 60 years of experience in all areas of the pest control industry. We are active members of the Local, State, and National Pest Control Associations, as well as local Better Business Bureaus. Susan shares valuable life lessons in a male dominated industry, balancing business and motherhood. Watch her interview live on Sunday Sept 8th from 12:00 -1:30pm. More info at <a href="http://www.AnEmpoweredWoman.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.AnEmpoweredWoman.com</a> or 818-865-8563.

Let's Talk Success with Susan Fries and Desiree Doubrox