Going back to your family roots can be surprisingly rewarding. This week my guest did this quite literally. Today's episode features another interview in the Getting Real with Women in the Middle Series. I'm thrilled to welcome Andrea McFadden to the podcast. Andrea went from being a teach of special education to running a vertically integrated herb farm specializing in lavender. Basically, she reinvented her family farm. Her family had a long history of farming in the Kelowna, British Columbia area, which is called the Okanagan region. It's known for its rich history of fruit packing and growing. You may have enjoyed some delicious wine from this area of Canada. Andrea grew up on her family's apple orchard. She pursued a career in teaching, specifically, Special Education. However, after she took at 10 year break to raise her young family, she decided to make a big change. Learn More: https://suzyrosenstein.com/podcast/ep-70-reinventing-the-family-farm-for-midlife-happiness-with-andrea-mcfadden/

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