Expedition Wellness: Interview with Jess Schroeder
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In this engaging episode of the Uncommon Wealth Podcast, host Phillip Ramsey delves into the inspiring journey of Jess Schroeder, the founder of Expedition Wellness. Jess shares her uncommon path from working as a dietitian in various capacities to launching her own business. Her story is one of determination, passion, and resilience, capturing the essence of what it means to pursue one's true calling in the wellness industry.
Throughout the conversation, Jess discusses the significant phases of her career, from her initial roles in the West Des Moines school district and Mercy Hospital to her pivotal role at Cook Facial Plastic Surgery. Each experience contributed to her understanding of the importance of personalized care, leading to the establishment of Expedition Wellness. Jess emphasizes the critical need for dietitians to be visible and actively involved in the healthcare industry, and how her business model caters to the complete well-being of her clients, encompassing nutrition, fitness, mental health, and meal planning.
Key Takeaways:
- Reclaiming the Narrative in Wellness: Jess stresses the importance of dietitians being visible and active in the healthcare industry to effectively help individuals.
- Navigating Health Information Overload: She advises seeking professional guidance from dietitians to avoid the confusion caused by the plethora of health information available online.
- Comprehensive Wellness Approach: Expedition Wellness offers a holistic health approach, including nutrition, fitness, mental health coaching, and meals planning to ensure overall well-being.
- Overcoming Initial Business Challenges: Jess candidly shares her early challenges with pricing and cash flow management when starting her business, highlighting the learning process in entrepreneurship.
- Future Aspirations: Jess envisions expanding her business to offer additional services such as lab testing and personalize
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