Ed says "Don't Let Your Past Follow You. Make a New Start!"

Spill with Me Jenny D

Join Me Jenny D with this inspiring episode where I feature Ed Meyer, a self-made CEO of Tri-State Office Furniture who battled through personal and professional challenges, Ed shares his lessons on resilience, valuing team members, and maintaining a strong work ethic even in the face of adversity. Despite his success, Ed did not forget his roots nor his struggle.

Have you ever heard of lymphangioma, or a cyst hygroma commonly found in the neck? Ed was born with this cyst that ultimately caused him to have multiple surgeries. The doctors did not think he would survive these medical challenges.

This story extends beyond business to include his love for the community. Listen as we talk about his deep passion for providing support to vulnerable children (The Bradley Center)and rescuing animals (Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh.)

His life’s journey serves as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs demonstrating that success is not just about financial gain, but also about proactively creating change in society.

Our episode offers unique insights into the struggles associated with balancing family and work and taking care of your mental health. A reminder that it's not only okay "not to be okay," but crucial to acknowledge and address one's struggles.

A book is being released in 2025 "From Adversity to Strength"

Join us and be motivated!

Check out the link below.

https://storystudio.wtae.com/2018/03/07/pittsburgh-native-knows-the-importance-of-giving-back-to-those-in-need/

https://tristateofficefurniture.com/

Special thanks to Ed Meyer who is also one of my Spotlight Supporters for Mental Health Awareness Month.

Along with https://www.lifeforcewellness.com/

and https://mindfuladaptations.com/

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