BizyBeez
On today's episode, Seth and Kevin speaks to Wade and Catherine Reed from Bizy Beez about how they transitioned from one business to a second family-owned business thru his spiritual power.
Wade and Catherine talk about finding your true north to find ways that lead you to your ideal career or ideal life. The founders of BizyBeez, Wade and Catherine Reed and their children, have made it their vision to spread peace and joy to millions of homes across the globe, because of this they know MagStix is more than just a toy. It is about connection and love, made especially for these beautiful children and their parents.
BizyBeez was born out of a 20 year vision by co-founder, Catherine Reed, to inspire children to learn through creative play. As a teenager, she worked as a nanny for a family with 3 children with Down Syndrome and Autism. She was trained in how to help children with special needs focus. She learned that when the children’s hands were busy, they behaved better, which minimized frustration and encouraged more love, peace, and joy in the home. Thus our slogan, “Busy Hands, Quiet Mouth”.
Now, Catherine, with her husband and BizyBeez co-founder, Wade, have 6 busy children of their own. Their hope is to empower parents across the globe to connect with their children through imaginative, fun, creative play.
BizyBeez is committed to giving back! 20 percentage of all profit is donated to children with special needs throughout the world.
More about Bizybeez here,
https://bizybeez.com
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