About this episode
Renee Horton Ph.D., our guest this week, is a children's book author, a compelling and international inspirational speaker who brings her epic personal story, expertise, and incredible personality to each of her award-winning presentations. Dr. Renee also serves as a NASA Space Launch System (SLS) Quality Engineer at Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF) in New Orleans. She is an advocate for diversity and inclusion in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) and works diligently in the community for STEM education and STEM outreach.
She is also the founder of Unapologetically Being, Inc., a nonprofit for advocacy and mentoring in STEM. Dr. Renee is also the proud mother of three and grandmother of two.
Dr. Renee and Bob discuss:
- Being jobless and homeless at a pivotal time in her life.
- Accidentally becoming a children's book author.
- Long term benefit of investing over buying shoes.
- Jar savings strategy for self-pampering.
- Keeping it real and being authentic.
To learn more about Renee Horton Ph.D., click here, or to buy Dr. Renee's children's books Series, click on Dr. H. Explores the Universe: Mercury to Mars & Jupiter to Uranus.
@reneehortonphd, @drhexplores
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