
True impact isn’t about making history—it’s about showing up to do the work. In this episode, Dr. Thelma Witherspoon, Hamilton Township Committee woman, shares the grit and grace required for local governance. Drawing from her diverse background in law enforcement, faith, and elected office, she redefines leadership as stewardship. If you’re interested in the nuances of leading or public service, join us for an honest conversation on building influence through integrity, mentoring the next generation, and turning local action into community-wide change. Tune in to discover why solving even one local problem can be the spark that changes everything.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Visit katherinebyrne.com
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