We’re joined by the renowned international speaker, entrepreneur, and multi-hyphenate Hayley Mulenda Record, to talk candidly about her evolution as a woman. From processing identity shifts in marriage, maintaining friendships through tough seasons, to going full throttle with ministry - you’re in for a treat in today’s episode of the To My Sisters podcast!
💌 Introducing our guest
Hayley Mulenda is a Multi-Award Winning International Speaker, Author, Consultant and Change Agent who has spoken to thousands of people across the world sharing her story on how she turned her pain to purpose. She is also the founder of the Equipped Movement.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hayleymulenda
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hayleymulenda/
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