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There are many options when it comes to home audio these days, and much of it depends on what format you'd like to listen. We talk about setting up your space with the right audio systems and speakers. We also talk about technology and productivity, including the ways it has made your life easier (or not!).

On this week's episode, Chatrice and Luis invite Courting Cutie Rachel to discuss Pride Month, relationship fuzzies, and the term ‘baby gay'. Our hosts discuss Philadelphia travel (including their highs/lows), the travel bug that bit Chatrice again, Luis rants on the current state of the service industry. With Rachel, the discussion revolves around male gaze in relationships, first queer relationship, exploring dating outside of cishet men, and demisexuality. If you would like to see Rachel's section of this week's episode, you can watch it on Youtube! Visit https://youtu.be/TPRNawOfQpY. The video has closed captions as well! Time Stamps:0:00 - Intro0:19 - Hello and Welcome0:39 - Catch Up: Recapping Philadelphia Travel3:58 - Travel bug biting Chatrice again8:09 - Pay people a liveable wage; frustration at restaurants/service industry9:05 - Chatrice visits Ishkabibble's! It'a real place refernced in “Living Single”11:13 - One ‘me' moment for our hosts 13:05 - What is our COVID body, accepting our COVID body as it is 14:04 - Shout Out for the Culture: Sha'Carri Richardson18:11 - Guest Cutie: Rachel18:55: Rachel Introduction's 21:09 - Describing the dating scene of where Rachel lives23:57 - Guest describes current dating/relationship status25:58 - Discussion of the term ‘baby gay'26:39 - Who do you date, who do you find attractive, and who did you date in the past?28:02 - Luis' discusses how they define demisexuality for them29:02 - How do you identify across sexuality spectrum31:28 - Exploring dating outside of cishet men, talking to all gender idenities on Tinder32:44 - “Yes, I'm straight but I haven't necessarily tried anything else so I don't know” Chatrice recalls Rachel saying something akin to this33:32 - Urban dictionary definition of ‘baby gay'34:30 - Does Rachel identify as a baby gay?36:38 - Cultural immersion of ‘baby gay'37:06 - “You can be queer and not really be in the culture” was something said during a recent conversation Luis and Chatrice were a part of 39:30 - Love Story recollection46:36 - Lessons learned in this relationships - lesson learned about the relationships, lessons learned about self48:11 - Relationship benefit: doubling the wardrobe 53:04 - Rachel's coming out story56:08 - Attending pride festivals57:25 - Queer Bucket List for 202258:14 - Queer representation, visibility; would it have been helpful for queer youths to see queer adults?58:49 - Feeling a responsibility to be queer and visible1:01:30 - To Luis: Advice to baby gays, those new to their queer identities 1:03:00 - Advice: attend a Pride1:03:36 - New Merch Ideas?1:03:46 - Advice: Find queer mentors1:05:08 - The Old Gays - Youtube Channel: https://www.instagram.com/theoldgays/1:05:40 - ‘Old Gays' and ‘Baby Gays' we are using as an endering terms1:06:55 - Gay fairytale: not meeting someone on the app1:07:45 - To Rachel: Advice to someone new to their queer identity: (1) dive head first; (2) if someone isn't into you, they aren't; (3) dating is dating, talking to someone, hanging out; (4) don't feel the need to define yourself, if you don't want to1:09:08 - Rachel's sexual orientation is…bad ass!1:11:01 - Queer or not, dating woes are universal, don't pile on the pressure, you are getting that from elsewhere1:12:59 - End of show Website: courtingincolor.com / Email: CourtNColor@gmail.com / Instagram: @CourtNColor Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!

There are many traits that can lead to success and Hope Mueller, Vice President Program and Project Management at Horizon,shares how persistence helped to open doors throughout her life.  In this interview, Hope talks about her new book- “Hopey, From Commune to Corner Office” and her journey from poverty and violence to having a successful career and being a mother of 4 girls.  Hope’s tenacity, grit and ability to stay positive amidst incredible adversity is incredibly inspiring. If you live in Chicago, you can meet Hope at our first Rock Your Trade Show power networking event happening this week! Register at using this link: tinyurl.com/RYTS2020 on January 6th when this episode debuts.  Registration closes today-don’t miss the chance to network and get advice. Hope achieved success by having a positive approach and mindset.  She shares these insights you can use today.   Core Principles: Be comfortable with change.In her book, Hope faced constant change and she learned quickly how to adapt to any situation. Be solutions focused.There is always a solution. Persistence will Open Doors. “Just keep going, because someone will come and open the gate.”-Hope Mueller.  Life Lessons: Overnight success takes 10 years.If you are clear on what you want to achieve and keep driving towards it you will arrive.  Be present in what you are doing.Hope uses this technique: “Be here now; Now be here” that she picked up from her time in the Commune.   By being fully present in the moment, you will find greater enjoyment in your life. Do what you are good at doing and lean into your strengths. Honor your time.  Set aside time and be fully present in those moments. Make time for what is important and stay focused.Hope is a successful leader, author, launched a charity, sits on a few boards, is a mother of four and just started her MBA.  She attributes her ability to balance so many demands by honoring the time she allocates to an activity. Finding a Mentor: Ask for whatever it is you want. People want to help. Most people will agree to meet with you because they want to share and make a difference. Decide on what is the value of meeting. Determine what you can learn from them. Have 3 questions prepared. Focus on listening first before speaking. Try Something New: Don’t be afraid to try new things. The good stuff happens when you are outside of the comfort zone.Lean into your strengths.  Just go for it. Use your core transferable skill set and then when you have the opportunity-Go for it. Advice: “Find ways to honor your time.  You can be amazing.   Just go do that.” Check out Hope’s new book at www.Hopey.net. Her second book is coming out in May “COUNTING HOPE: CREATING THE PATH TO CONFIDENCE”. As always, if you have any questions about today’s episode, reach out to me at Rock Your Trade Show.  Join Hope and four other senior women leaders at our face-to-face event on January 9th.  Register today at www.tinyurl.com/RYTS2020. About Hope Mueller: Hope Mueller is an author, inspirational speaker, executive, and active non-profit volunteer who is passionate about career development and community service. Marked by the experiences on a hippie commune in her early years, Hope’s unique childhood conceived her gift of creating order out of chaos. She lives with her husband in northern Illinois and actively parents her four daughters through the phases of their lives. Credits: Thanks as always to Christy Haussler at Team Podcast for editing this episode.

Have you ever wondered what men are really thinking? Outspoken’s relationship expert,  Dr X, answers your dating questions with scarily honest advice. From cheating boyfriends, to who should fart first, we tackle all the awkward questions. Stay tuned for part two of Dr X's chat tomorrow. 

Marketing is sometimes sensationalized, especially when media publications feature huge brands with huge budgets. In reality, most marketers come from small brands with small budgets. They need to be scrappy to get noticed, but with fewer resources. Today’s guest is Andie Coupland, product marketing manager at Totara Learning. She describes how small brands with small budgets can achieve colossal results by avoiding makeshift marketing.  Some of the highlights of the show include: Game Plan: Strategies for marketing goals, product fit, and brand messaging   Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) vs. Objectives and Key Results (OKRs): Different approaches for deliverables to measure results of goals and objectives Stop Fighting Fires: Stay agile to remain focused on your quarterly priorities Keep on Track: Processes in place to stay organized and meet deadlines Productivity Pressure: Marketing is getting more done with fewer resources Shift in Mindset: Always ask why you’re doing something as a leader/manager Andie’s Advice: Find the right tool(s) and learn how to use them to meet your company’s marketing needs right now Links: Andie Coupland on Twitter  Totara Learning Adweek Asana Trello Jira Google Ads Start With Why by Simon Sinek 10X Marketing Formula by Garrett Moon New CoSchedule Marketing Suite

Caregiving Advice: Find the Right Personal Care Home or Assisted Living One of the biggest challenges that caregivers of an aging parent or loved one faces is choosing the right place to move them to when living at home is no longer feasible, practical or safe. And despite any promises made and your best efforts as a caregiver, finding the right personal care home or assisted living can be a better alternative. But choosing the right one can be a challenge. Listen to todays’ episode for some great tips to make the search a bit easier. Additional online resources: www.hhs.gov/aging U.S. Dept. Of Health & Human Services www.aging.pa.gov Pennsylvania Department of Aging www.aarp.org/caregiving/basics/

“We are easy and fun to work with.  We pride ourselves on having an enjoyable workplace and also being enjoyable to work with for our clients as well.” Growth: Start with little projects and let the clients get hooked Marketing:  Sharing our story, documenting our journey, just tell people what we’re doing. Mistakes: Almost all of our business was coming from Adwords but then the CPC was just going through the roof.  That growth through PPC had too many eggs in one basket and it crashed and burned for us. Advice: Find other young people who you can bring on and train them up, sell them on the way you do business.  All the while you must tell your story and share your message. Driving Force: I actually believe that I am put on earth to help young people get from here to the next step. Stress Management: We laugh and make fun of ourselves even when it’s really bad. For More Information: https://www.ajaxunion.com/podcast/ https://www.jahnelgroup.com/team.html  

Professional Sports and your career after. Two things you need to prepare for. 2:15: Intro to Kevin  7:25: Being a young captain and the parallels in being a young manager in the workplace. You'll Learn: How important energy and confidence are when leading by example. 10:30: Kevin's mindset before the MLS SuperDraft. You'll Learn: What Kevin wished he did differently before being drafted into the MLS. Also, What it takes o play in the MLS.  13:45: Prepping for reaching your goals. What to do once you reach your goal. Hint (What do you do next?) 14:15: The importance in Communication and Feedback in leading a team. Relevant Article: "5 Reasons Why Feedback May be the Most Important Skill." http://www.cambridge.org/elt/blog/2014/03/17/five-reasons-feedback-may-important-skill/ 16:15: Steps he took after leaving the MLS.  -Fighting Self Doubt -Expected something more from the game than he got You'll Learn: The importance of taking a look from an outsiders perspective. Benefits of being grateful. 22:00: How Smart Network got Kevin his first job in Finance. -Put Pride & Ego Aside. -Being a Resource for helping others. Give more than you get. "Raise Your Hand and Ask For Help. You'll be Surprised at the Number of People in Your Network who are Willing to Help." 26:30: Powerful Quote: "I Quit My 9 to 5 to start something that is 24/7." 30:02: What Kevin Would Do Differently. Advice for A College Athlete. Advice: Find a Passion Beyond the Game. Hedge Your Bets Early 34:15: Find something that excites you and chase it. 38:15: Kevin reached out to us. This is EXACTLY why we are doing this website and podcast. We're creating a network and helping others. Very important. 40:15: Outro. 3 Ways You Can Help: Share this with your network - Especially Soccer Connections! Review on iTunes. Send us Feedback on how you thought it went.

In this episode I chat with Robert Moore of oneQube Technologies. His company’s Spider platform is a powerful listening tool that let’s you measure, analyze and build scalable databases of customers, prospects and influencers. His company’s tagline is “We Build Solutions for Social Business.” They also own TweetChat.com, the largest free Twitter chat platform that powers 1000’s of Twitter chats every month. In this episode Robert discusses “Link Listening.” It’s a fascinating technique that will get you thinking about audience building in a whole new way. In this episode, here’s what Robert covers: His company coined “Link Listening.” It’s a powerful technique. Content attracts a specific audience. Connect with people who share your content. You can attract and engage with interesting profiles that are completely aligned with what your social business mission is. Find 100, 500 or 1000 of the right followers: provide them great content, engagement and amplification. It’s a key audience building technique. Link listening is a fail-safe method to make sure you’re engaging with the right people. Big proponent of active audience building, especially if you’re new to Twitter. You have to get out there and shake the trees. Be an active participant. Build your audience first. Build from quality. #1 go-to strategy for their clients is link listening. They find an existing audience that cares deeply and passionately about a similar product or service. Engage with those people. Relationship build with them. Actively create audience. Deliver great content to them. Instant results. His company is a big proponent and participant in Twitter chats. They want to create a better chat experience via TweetChat.com They are passionate about Twitter chats as a way for people to connect. It’s the best way for newbies to meet new, real people on Twitter. And form life changing relationships. Your Call-To-Action: Check out Spider by oneQube. It’s a powerful way to “link listen” and more. Also I want you to participate in a live Twitter chat and use TweetChat.com. Links mentioned in this episode: Robert Moore is @MediaLabRat on Twitter. Favorite Twitter tools/apps: Tweetdeck, Crowdfire app, Tweepi, SproutSocial, Spider by oneQube (link listening) Robert’s Advice: Find a mix of tools that help you get the job done. Experiment. Try everything once. See if it works for you. How To Reach Robert: You can reach Robert on Twitter @MediaLabRat and via email: rmoore@oneqube.com. His company’s website at oneQube. They love to do product demos. Love to talk strategy. Love to trade great ideas. Looking for guest bloggers for their blog. They love to guest blog for other blogs. Reach out and geek out with Robert. He’d love to hear from you! Your Call To Action: Check out Spider by oneQube. It’s a powerful way to “link listen” and more. Also I want you to participate in a live Twitter chat and use TweetChat.com. Tweet me @MadalynSklar and let me know how this goes for you. Share The Love For This Podcast!Want an easy “one-click” way to Share The Love for this podcast? Go here: www.madalynsklar.com/love to tweet out your love. Thanks for the listen! I appreciate you listening to the podcast. I would be extremely grateful if you would take a moment to rate & review the podcast in iTunes. If you do this, it will help me in the ranking so more people can find this helpful podcast. I read every review that comes in. And know that you have my sincere thanks! And please be sure to also subscribe to this podcast. It will ensure you won’t miss an episode! I’m releasing them every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Show notes at www.madalynsklar.com/twittersmarter10