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Welcome to the 3rd episode of the Viter Life Podcast by Viter Mints!   Today we speak with our good friend, Sarah Adler.  Sarah is the founder of Simply Real Health, A Fresh & Simplified Approach to Healthy Eating.  She is a health coach and advisor, a blogger, and a full time entrepreneur at http://www.simplyrealhealth.com.   Sarah graduated college and was unsatisfied with her options and opportunities.  So she decided to make a change and followed her heart into the wellness industry.  An unlikely entrepreneur, she then boldly struck out on her own.   Sarah speaks with us about the challenges and difficulties she faced as an entrepreneur.  How did she start?  How did she get her first customers?  What's her advice to people who also want to take their destiny into their own hands?  All this and more on this episode of Spark A Thought!   Get ready for some great advice and actionable information!   Refreshingly yours, The Viter Lifers info@goviter.com

Welcome to the 2nd episode of the Viter Life Podcast by Viter Mints!   Today we speak with our good friend, Nina Garkavi.  A couple years ago, Nina was 22 and living in New York. She had just graduated from college and was on her first job in the exicting world of advertising.   Then she took a trip to Florida and had terrible headaches.  She went to the hospital and was diagnosed with brain cancer.   She was perfectly healthy and her diagnosis came out of nowhere.  We speak with Nina about how getting brain cancer changed everything for her.  Learn how she dealt with it and how she survived through all the challenges and difficulties.   Her story is absolutely inspiring.   Refreshingly yours, The Viter Lifers info@goviter.com

Welcome to the first ever show on the Viter Life Podcast by Viter Mints!   Today we speak with Ken Soloway, a former Marine who served in Iraq.   Ken was a normal high school guy when 9/11/2001 happened.  Growing up in Brooklyn, he was used to seeing the twin towers in the skyline every day.  After 9/11, everything changed and Ken felt compelled to serve his country.  Because he joined the Marines at 17, he needed his parents to sign off on his enlistment.  Ken then finished high school and went to boot camp.   We speak with Ken about why he decided to join the Marines after 9/11 and how he dealt with going into combat while all his other friends went to college.  Did his friends and family think he was a patriot or just crazy?   Ken's story is inspiring and his dedication to service is remarkable.  Join us as we speak with a real American hero!   Refreshingly yours, The Viter Lifers info@goviter.com