Toni Lontis – Start Investing in Yourself in Your 20s

BIO: International Radio and TV host, bestselling co-author, author, speaker, and visionary Toni Lontis quietly entered the entrepreneurial world in 2019, post-publication of her memoir, Resilience, about her healing and self-discovery journey from dysfunction and trauma to helping heal others through her words. STORY: Toni was born with a preauricular sinus, and she let this condition hold her back for years. She regrets waiting until she was in her 50s to start investing in herself. LEARNING: Start investing in yourself now. Overcome fear through little consistent actions.   “Embrace who you are because you are uniquely you with your own sets of dreams, values, and inspirations.”Toni Lontis  Guest profileInternational Radio and TV host, bestselling co-author, author, speaker, and visionary https://www.linkedin.com/in/toni-lontis/ (Toni Lontis) quietly entered the entrepreneurial world in 2019, post-publication of her memoir, https://amzn.to/3ujQxb6 (Resilience), about her healing and self-discovery journey from dysfunction and trauma to helping heal others through her words. A “chance” conversation led to a meeting with an American Media company, and https://www.twitch.tv/radiotoni (Radio Toni) was born. Toni now has multiple live streaming TV shows and a series of co-hosted business shows on different platforms based in the US and broadcasting to the world. 2022 sees her launching https://everydaywomensnetworktv.ottchannel.com/ (Everyday Women’s Network) (Netflix for women), a global TV network led by women, for women everywhere. Worst investment everToni was born with a preauricular sinus, a congenital facial defect, and after the three surgeries, she was left with left-sided facial palsy. So in her younger life, she couldn’t smile, eat properly, or close her mouth correctly. Toni carried the shame of this defect until much later in life. She never invested in herself, her growth, or her healing until midlife. For Toni, her worst investment was waiting until her 50s to discover who she was