Be Your Own G.
Welcome to Be Your Own G, the podcast where Georgette Pascale, also known as "The Connector," interviews a diverse array of industry leaders, communicators and those who inspire her— celebrating all who lead and don’t follow. With over 25 years of experience in PR, marketing, communications, and entrepreneurship, Georgette brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to each episode.
Join us as Georgette hosts conversations with guests who are shaping the future of their industries, and sharing their experiences, opinions, expertise, and valuable insights. From discussing the power of authentic communication to success in business while doing things YOUR way, Be Your Own G. is your go-to podcast for actionable advice and inspiration.
Georgette's direct, authentic, and realistic style mixed with humor shines through as she uncovers the stories behind her guests' accomplishments. With a focus on "action over ideas" and a dedication to creating bespoke business solutions, Georgette isn't afraid to be a bold disruptor and transformer.
From her experiences as a single mom and boxer to her ventures in speaking, community building, and even a food trailer, Georgette's journey is nothing short of diverse and inspiring.
Join us as we learn, grow, and empower ourselves through digestible conversation to be our own "G" alongside Georgette Pascale. Follow us on social media @beyourownG for updates and behind-the-scenes content.
Be Your Own G.
The Power of Advocacy: Melissa Gagne's Perspective
This week on 'Be Your Own G,' we’re chatting with Melissa Gagne, who's not just a lawyer but also an advocate, wife, mom, and friend. Melissa opens up about her journey, starting with her son Ryan's autism diagnosis, and how it pushed her from teaching into special education law. She talks about why community, collaboration, and knowing your legal rights are crucial for families with special needs. We also dive into how important accessible resources are, the power of advocacy, and how her law firm works together to make a difference. Melissa's story is all about the ups and downs of navigating the world of disabilities and offers some great advice for both parents and professionals.