Donna Lynn Lito

Donna Lynn Lito

by Donna Lynn Lito
Season 12
Really Crumby Cakes- with Jillian Waldron
Donna Lynn Lito sat down with Jillian Waldron, founder of Really Crumby Cakes, to talk about her products, her inspiration, and how following her passion led to an exciting new venture. Donna Lynn celebrates women who unapologetically pursue their dreams and live authentically—much like the characters in her novel. Hearing Jillian’s story reminded her of the characters in The Mixing Bowl, and she was eager to learn how a real-life baker is chasing her dream. You can find Jillian at local farmers' markets or reach her at reallycrumbycakes@gmail.com.
Season 11
The Giving Tree? Is this story toxic?
In this episode, Donna Lynn explores how our perspectives can shift over time. She revisits The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein and reflects on how her interpretation of the story has changed dramatically since she first read it twenty years ago. What once seemed like a simple tale now carries a deeper, more complex meaning. Tune in to discover how time and experience might have changed your view, too.
Season 10
🎙️ 15 Minutes or Less – But Sometimes More Episode Title: The Art of Pivoting
🎙️ 15 Minutes or Less – But Sometimes More Episode Title: The Art of Pivoting In this thought-provoking episode, Donna Lynn dives deep into the art of pivoting—a concept often misunderstood as simply changing direction or abandoning goals. But as Donna explains, pivoting can be far more nuanced and intentional. It’s not always about changing your path entirely; sometimes, it’s about adjusting your perspective just enough to gain clarity, open up new opportunities, and stay aligned with your deeper purpose. With warmth and insight, Donna shares personal reflections and real-world examples of how pivoting can be a strategic tool for navigating life’s uncertainties without compromising who you are. She encourages listeners to consider how small shifts in mindset or approach can lead to big breakthroughs—especially when faced with tough decisions or moments of doubt. Throughout the episode, Donna challenges the belief that consistency means rigidity. Instead, she reframes pivoting as a way to stay true to your values while allowing space for growth, flexibility, and transformation. Whether you’re facing a career crossroads, a relationship dilemma, or simply feeling stuck, this episode will inspire you to see pivoting as an empowering move—not a detour. Tune in to discover how embracing the art of pivoting can help you move forward with clarity, courage, and authenticity.
Cultivate your Life
Donna Lynn Lito discusses how she decided to pursue her passions instead of playing it safe. She encourages her listeners to think about what makes them feel alive and how even just a little they could carve out time to do something that makes them feel joy.
What lense are you looking through?
"What lens are you looking through?" Sometimes, just a slight shift in perspective—turning the lens—can reveal far more than what first meets the eye. Donna Lynn Lito explores this very transformation, sharing her journey of viewing life through a new lens. She invites you to do the same: to reconsider your own perspective and discover what might be hidden in plain sight.
Book Signings and More!
Donna Lynn Lito discusses the aftermath of completing her third novel within a year. What's next? Take a listen and find out!
The journey to your dreams is most often a bumpy ride~
Donna Lynn discusses the correlation between the characters in her latest novel, The Mixing Bowl, and the parallel challenges faced by many people.
Stuff is just Stuff
Donna Lunn Lito discusses how empowering it felt to get rid of the stuff that was holding her back emtionally.
Season 8
Insecurity and how to deal with it...
Donna Lynn Lito discusses how to understand what's truly happening in your mind. Are insecurities consuming your mental space? Tune in for tips and honest talk.
What's new?
The Journey to 50 and what that means.... you don't have time to waste. Donna Lynn Lito discusses what she has been up to and how it feels to write three novels in a year!
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