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Join me as I recap season 1 of MTV's 2003 show featuring Ally Hilfiger & Jaime Gleicher, Rich Girls!Link to the episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@LetsGoBack-ytFollow me on social media, Patreon and more here!Thanks to HelloFresh for sponsoring this episode! For FREE breakfast for life go to hellofresh.com/FREEKARA. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I moderated a panel discussion at ReelAbilities Film Festival on The Quiet Epidemic, an eye-opening film about Lyme disease that highlights the emotional toll of patients' journeys with the illness and the scientific facts of the disease.  During the panel I spoke with the film's Emmy-winning producer Chris Hegedus, who helped the directors bring this topic to light, 19-year-old Julia Bruzzese, a patient with Lyme disease featured in the film who bravely shared her story because she knew it could help other patients, and Julia's dad, Enrico Bruzzese, who has been her caregiver and biggest supporter. This episode also includes my recent conversation with past guest and the film's executive producer, Ally Hilfiger, who talks about her own Lyme story and how important it was for the film to include both real, digestible science and a patient's story for viewers to connect with. The Quiet Epidemic reminds us how important it is to educate about a devastating tick-borne disease like Lyme, which is growing more and more common, yet still so difficult to test for and treat. For more information about The Quiet Epidemic and ReelAbilities, visit our website at madevisiblestories.com/podcast Please note: This podcast is intended to provide information and education and is not intended to provide you with a diagnosis or treatment advice. You should consult with a licensed or registered healthcare professional about your individual condition and circumstance. This podcast aims to change the conversation around invisible illnesses and we need your help! Support our mission by sharing this episode and leaving a review! Join the conversation and connect with us online! Website: madevisiblestories.com Facebook: madevisiblestories Instagram: @madevisiblestories LinkedIn: madevisible

Join Ally Hilfiger and host, Harper Spero for a special IG Live event on January 25th at ***2pm EST!*** (Rescheduled from 12:30pm EST) Follow @madevisiblestories on Instagram to tune in. Ally Hilfiger was bitten by a tick at age seven and battled severe physical and neurological symptoms throughout her childhood, but she wasn't diagnosed with Lyme until after a hospitalization at age 18. On today's episode, Ally and I talk about why she wrote a book chronicling her experience, the shift that occurred when she chose homeopathic treatments and lifestyle changes over antibiotics, and how harnessing the power of changing her subconscious perspective has helped her heal.   This episode previously aired on March 5th, 2019.  For more information about Ally and her journey with Lyme Disease, visit our website at madevisiblestories.com/podcast   This podcast aims to change the conversation around invisible illnesses and we need your help! Your feedback is invaluable when it comes to bringing awareness to invisible illnesses and helping those who experience them - feel seen and heard. Help support our mission by completing this quick survey and sharing this episode!  Join the conversation and connect with us online! Website: madvisiblestories.com Facebook: madevisiblepodcastInstagram: @madevisiblestories LinkedIn: madevisible   Support for this episode comes from Find Your/self Boxes. Find Your/self Boxes is a queer-owned, mental health focused, self-care box company, created to promote good mental health, because mental health is something we ALL have. Find Your/self Boxes serves as an easy way for people to send love and care to those in their life who may be struggling or who need a little pick me up, by offering customizable and curated self-care boxes, filled with research backed wellness products that promote healing. Use code findyourselfcare for 10% off your order at www.findyourselfboxes.com. – Podcast Editor & Strategist: @episodeready

One of the pioneers of reality television, Jaime Gleicher, steps Behind The Rope. Before there was Kathy & Kyle, Melissa & Tre, Erika & Rinna, there was Ally (Hilfiger - yes daughter of Tommy) & Jaime, stars of the MTV reality mega hit, Rich Girls, which followed the lives of two wealthy New York City girls as they completed their final semester of high school before entering college and adulthood. Jaime, who is currently writing a book on her life, reflects upon her time on the show and what being thrust into the spotlight at a young age entailed. Jaime discusses the other reality juggernauts at the time Rich Girls began - The Osbournes, Newlyweds and Queer Eye. On a more serious note, Jaime is forthcoming about her real life struggles with an eating disorder and depression, which she hid from production during the filming of Rich Girls. These two dive into how Rich Girls came about, filming, editing, production and the promotion of the show. Jaime, now 35 and a Psychotherapist (a Barnard graduate, smarty pants), discusses the potential pitfalls of fame at an early age and how she "came out the other side". Until her book is published (300 pages and counting), listen here for an all access exclusive. @jaimegleicher @behindvelvetrope @davidyontef BONUS & AD FREE EPISODES Available at - www.patreon.com/behindthevelvetrope BROUGHT TO YOU BY: RAKUTEN - rakuten.com (Or Get The Rakuten App to Start Earning Cash Back Today When You Shop Over 3,500 Stores!) TALKSPACE - talkspace.com/velvet ($100 Off Your First Month) ADVERTISING INQUIRIES - Please contact David@advertising-execs.com MERCH Available at - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/behind-the-velvet-rope?ref_id=13198 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Imagine a tick bite steeling your childhood, making you crazy, and almost killing you. This is how our first guest, Ally Hilfiger, the daughter of designer Tommy Hilfiger describes her painful experience with Lyme Disease. About 10-20% of patients develop the chronic form of the disease called, Post Lyme Disease Syndrome (PLDS). We'll first hear […]

Imagine a tick bite stealing your childhood, making you crazy, and almost killing you. This is how our first guest, Ally Hilfiger, the daughter of designer Tommy Hilfiger describes her painful experience with Lyme Disease. About 10-20% of patients develop the chronic form of the disease called, Post Lyme Disease Syndrome (PLDS). We'll first hear […]

Imagine a tick bite stealing your childhood, making you crazy, and almost killing you. This is how our first guest, Ally Hilfiger, the daughter of designer Tommy Hilfiger describes her painful experience with Lyme Disease. About 10-20% of patients develop the chronic form of the disease called, Post Lyme Disease Syndrome (PLDS). Ally continues to […]

Imagine a tick bite stealing your childhood, making you crazy, and almost killing you. This is how our first guest, Ally Hilfiger, the daughter of designer Tommy Hilfiger describes her painful experience with Lyme Disease. About 10-20% of patients develop the chronic form of the disease called, Post Lyme Disease Syndrome (PLDS). We'll first hear […]

Imagine a tick bite stealing your childhood, making you crazy, and almost killing you. This is how our first guest, Ally Hilfiger, the daughter of designer Tommy Hilfiger describes her painful experience with Lyme Disease. About 10-20% of patients develop the chronic form of the disease called, Post Lyme Disease Syndrome (PLDS). Ally continues to […]

Imagine a tick bite steeling your childhood, making you crazy, and almost killing you. This is how our first guest, Ally Hilfiger, the daughter of designer Tommy Hilfiger describes her painful experience with Lyme Disease. About 10-20% of patients develop the chronic form of the disease called, Post Lyme Disease Syndrome (PLDS). We'll first hear […]

Ally Hilfiger, film producer, fashion designer, businesswoman, reality TV star, daughter of fashion mogul Tommy Hilfiger, and author of the book “Bite Me” shares her personal experience with tick-borne diseases and her path to healing.

If you're anything like me, the TV reunion shows are the cherry on top of an emotionally stunted, slightly scripted sundae that is realty television. So this week I bring you the second of two “where are they now” episodes featuring the life and times of Ally Hilfiger. What happened after Rich Girls wrapped, what is her life like now and what do you need to know about her Lyme disease memoir? I share some insights about her marriage, her brides.com wedding and of course some little known information about Rich Girls. This is the final episode of Summer Fridays: Rich Girls. I mean, just like high school frienships, wedge flip flops and reality shows- nothing good lasts forever. For questions, comments or episode ideas:

Ally Hilfiger is a multi-dimensional artist residing with her husband and daughter in Los Angeles, California. Ms. Hilfiger's Lyme disease journey began when she was bitten by a tick at the age of 7. Undiagnosed Lyme disease presented various physical and emotional challenges during her childhood, but it could not contain Ms. Hilfiger's artistic genius. She began a professional stage acting career at 13, produced an acclaimed film at 16, and created and starred in MTV's first reality tv program at 17. Her illness did force her to pause her career at 19 when psychiatric symptoms required an involuntary institutionalization. During her hospital stay, an enlightened doctor recognized her symptoms and diagnosed her with Lyme. After her diagnosis and early treatment, Ms. Hilfiger pursued artisan painting and built a successful fashion design company. Recently, she answered a call to dedicate her life and talents to help others heal from Lyme disease. The healing mission manifested in the publication of a widely read Lyme testimonial book. Today, she is one of the most active and thoughtful figures serving the Lyme disease community. If you would like to learn more about how Ally Hilfiger is dedicating her multi-dimensional artistic talents to helping end the suffering caused by Lyme disease, then tune in now!

One of the pioneers of reality television, Jaime Gleicher, joins us Behind The Rope. Before there was Jax & Brit, Stassi & Beau, there was Ally (Hilfiger - yes daughter of Tommy) & Jaime, stars of the MTV reality Mega Hit, Rich Girls, which followed the lives of two wealthy New York City girls as they completed their final semester of high school before entering college and adulthood. Jaime, who is currently writing a book on her life, reflects upon her time on the show and what being thrust into the spotlight at a young age entailed. Jaime humors David in discussing the other reality juggernauts at the time Rich Girls began - The Osbournes, Newlyweds and Queer Eye. On a more serious note, Jaime is forthcoming about her real life struggles with an eating disorder and depression, which she hid from production during the filming of Rich Girls. These two dive into how Rich Girls came about, filming, editing, production and the promotion of the show. Jaime, now 35 and a Psychotherapist (a Barnard graduate, smarty pants), discusses the potential pitfalls of fame at an early age and how she "came out the other side". Until her book is published (300 pages and counting), listen here for an all access exclusive.https://www.patreon.com/behindthevelvetrope See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Imagine a tick bite steeling your childhood, making you crazy, and almost killing you. This is how our first guest, Ally Hilfiger, the daughter of designer Tommy Hilfiger describes her painful experience with Lyme Disease. About 10-20% of patients develop the chronic form of the disease called, Post Lyme Disease Syndrome (PLDS). Ally continues to … The post Lyme Disease and Post Lyme Disease Syndrome featuring Ally Hilfiger, Part II appeared first on Dr. Paul Christo MD.

Imagine a tick bite steeling your childhood, making you crazy, and almost killing you. This is how our first guest, Ally Hilfiger, the daughter of designer Tommy Hilfiger describes her painful experience with Lyme Disease. About 10-20% of patients develop the chronic form of the disease called, Post Lyme Disease Syndrome (PLDS). We’ll first hear … The post Lyme Disease and Post Lyme Disease Syndrome featuring Ally Hilfiger, Part I appeared first on Dr. Paul Christo MD.

Ally Hilfiger was bitten by a tick at age seven and battled severe physical and neurological symptoms throughout her childhood, but she wasn’t diagnosed with Lyme until after a hospitalization at age 18. On today’s episode, Ally and I talk about why she wrote a book chronicling her experience, the shift that occurred when she chose homeopathic treatments and lifestyle changes over antibiotics, and how harnessing the power of changing her subconscious perspective has helped her heal. Learn more about Ally and check out the show notes here. Follow Made Visible on Instagram and Facebook.  Provide us with feedback on the podcast here. 

Jordan chats with Ally Hilfiger, the author of Bite Me: How Lyme Disease Stole My Childhood, Made Me Crazy, and Almost Killed Me and a huge advocate for all of the warriors out there struggling with Chronic Lyme, late stage neurological Lyme disease, and chronic illness in general. As someone who lived through the pain and the struggle firsthand for MANY years, Ally has a much-appreciated perspective on Lyme – and Jordan has a lot of questions! But don’t worry: this episode isn’t a downer at all!! It’s a very positive, lighthearted, and uplifting look at how we CAN heal from chronic illness, as Ally has. The ladies discuss Ally’s descent into chronic Lyme disease and the many years she went undiagnosed, being misdiagnosed with everything under the sun. Eventually, Ally had to be institutionalized because no one could understand what was plaguing her, and it was there that she was finally diagnosed with late stage Lyme disease. Her journey is fascinating, inspiring, and a true reality for many who live with Lyme on a daily basis. Ally + Jordan also get into Ally’s time on one of the very first reality TV shows (MTV’s Rich Girls), growing up in the Hilfiger fashion dynasty, meeting her now husband and having her beautiful daughter Harley, and the new clothing line that Ally is working on right now! We’d like to thank our sponsor, HUM Nutrition! Jordan has been talking about them on the blog for YEARS because they help her feel amazing, and she wants you to know about them, too! HUM is an all-natural line of supplements, and their goal is to use science-based and clinical-backed nutrition as a tool for helping people feel amazing. After being diagnosed with Lyme, Jordan has been all about HUM’s different detoxification supplements like the Daily Cleanse. When you go to HUMNutrition.com, don’t forget to use the discount code SOUL at checkout to get 20% off your first order! Did you know that 75% of people don’t get enough Omega-3s in their diet? It’s crazy! Omega-3s can help optimize mental performance, boost heart health, and reduce inflammation in your muscles and joints – So if you aren’t getting enough in your diet, especially if you are eating a plant-based diet like Jordan, a supplement is really important!! And our sponsor, Omax3, is the purest option on the market. Luckily, you can go to TryOmax.com/blonde to get a FREE box of the incredible Omax3 Ultra-Pure supplements + 3 free gifts when you buy your first box! Jordan wants to tell you about a coffee alternative that she is absolutely loving right now: (http://rasakoffee.com) for 15% off your first order! For more info, visit: (http://www.thebalancedblonde.com/podcast) Join the tribe(s) on Facebook! HIGH VIBE CHRONIC LYME + CHRONIC ILLNESS TRIBE Soul On Fire Podcast TRIBE Resources: Learn more at (http://www.allyhilfiger.com/) Connect with Ally on IG: @allyhilfiger Bite Me: How Lyme Disease Stole My Childhood, Made Me Crazy, and Almost Killed Me by Ally Hilfiger Listen to Ally’s podcast: sit-inpodcast.com Check out (https://globallymealliance.org/) The Balanced Blonde is produced by Podcast Masters

Tierney Gearon is a photographer and close friend of Ally and Steve’s. The three chat about what it means to be an artist and why Tierney doesn’t like the label. Tierney talks about her process in creating one of her books: "TIERNEY GEARON: the Alphabet Book" and how tricky yet inspiring it is to work with her kids.

Chris Hess and Adam Winn of the Los Angeles-based band SWIMM stop by Steve and Ally's studio in DTLA to chat about the fears of buying used air conditioners, drinking after strangers, dating apps and their upcoming debut full length album 'Sentimental Porno'.

Ally and Steve chat with actor / musician / photographer Adam Goldberg in his brand new LA homestead about life, love, creativity, Febreze, babies, neuroticism, and Adam's upcoming album - Home, A Nice Place to Visit.

Visiting Alex Prager, American photographer and filmmaker in her studio in Los Angeles was eye opening, inspiring and FUN. Alex’s work is based on set scenes which she creates drawing from an array of references to provoke strong personal emotion. Ally and Steve got to sit in the costume archive surrounded by wigs during the interview. While learning more about how Alex works, we also learn about how one must overcome fear and boldly move forward.

Maya Stewart is a handbag and accessories designer based out of LA. Born and raised in Oklahoma, a Native American of Chickasaw, Creek and Choctaw descent. Ally and Steve sat with Maya to learn more about her family’s history, stories about how determination and a dream were the fuel to bringing her work to fruition and onto the runway. Maya’s work is all hand crafted in Los Angeles, made from Italian leather, and inspired by her Native American heritage.

Ally and Steve chat with their neighbors Katie White and Jules De Martino of The Ting Tings about the evolution of the band, their songwriting process and their upcoming album.

Sofia Sanchez De Betak aka "CHUFY" and her husband Alex De Betak invite Ally and Steve into their newly renovated SOHO loft to talk about Chufy's new book and clothing line.

Ally and Steve sit down with their friend and artist, Brandon Lomax, in his Los Angeles studio. Brandon's work explores chaos and order in nature and how it's connected to his own life experiences. Suggestion: Listen to this episode while blind folded.

Sit-In goes Live from SXSW! MaryEllis Bunn, the founder of Museum of Ice Cream, and Xavier Schipani, local Austin artist, join the stage with Ally and Steve discussing everything from Gender equality, to how to expand the imagination and creating experiential environments.

Ally and Steve chat with Tali Lennox - daughter of Annie Lennox - in her Los Angeles home about her transition from modeling to the world of fine art.

Tamara walks us through her journey from being the founder of Jimmy Choo, to now owning her name sake brand, Tamara Mellon based out of Los Angeles. We learn about the ups and downs and lessons learned when starting your own company. Tamara is a leader in women's advocacy in the fashion world and has a created a sustainable business model for her company to flourish.

Ally and Steve check out the Hilde Gallery in Los Angeles to see artist Theodore Boyer's latest show.

Ally and Steve chat with minimalist sculptor/painter Robert Moreland about his move from Louisiana to Los Angeles, the work he's done around the world, and his advice to young artists.

Ally and Steve chat with Moon Unit Zappa and Rain Joan of Arc Phoenix about their podcast, Launch Left, cultivating young artistic talent, and their creative process.

Jay visits Ally and Steve in their art studio and talks about his SNL days, his comedic process, and how make-up and push-ups kept him from making a cameo on Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.

Hello Methlab In The Sun, Bright White Underground, and the creation of fictitious psychedelic drugs: Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe take Ally and Steve into their world and their process. Freeman and Lowe create immersive environmental installation works that transport you to another world.

Ally and Steve sat with Australian photographer Polly Borland in her Los Angeles studio and talked about her experiences shooting Nick Cave, Queen Elizabeth II and much more.

Yi Zhou stopped by Ally and Steve's studio to talk about her work in 3D animation and working with major brands like Chanel.

Ally rifles through her fathers underwear drawer for a pair of his tighty whities for Josh, who wears them as a hat. The discussion goes all the way from Josh's first hand job, to why he started his wine company "White Girl Rose", and what he wants written on his gravestone.

Ally and Steve hang out with photographer Douglas Friedman in Marfa, Texas.

Clare Vivier - designer of California made luxury leather handbag and accessories brand Clare V - walks Ally around her studio in L.A. discussing her creative process, the value of having a business that focuses on making items locally, being a female run brand, and how to stay politically aware in a challenging time.

One of the largest artworks in the world was created by world renowned artist, Michele Oka Doner. Ally and Steve visit Michele's 4,000 sq foot SoHo studio/ living space in New York. The artist walks them through almost every item in her space and explains her point of view. Everything is an altar according to Oka Doner, including her kitchen.

It's a festival of light, as Elizabeth and Stephanie highlight some rosey selects to listen to and watch this holiday season. Their friends, Ally Hilfiger and Steve Hash join the show to chat about their recently debuted Sit In Podcast and turn the tables by interviewing the ladies of TSR for a change. Though the thorns may be a bit retrogradey- Roses covers what the girls will binging on for holiday 'break'. Because, #wellness.

Ally and Steve fly to London to visit artist, Marc Quinn, and take a tour of his multi-level studio. Marc walks Ally and Steve through precious works as well as pieces he is working on for the future.

Steve and Ally visit Chelsea Leyland, one of the fashion industry's top DJs, at her apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. In addition to Chelsea’s career working with everyone from Fendi, CHANEL and Valentino, they also discuss how Chelsea uses her platform to bring awareness to epilepsy and the benefits of using CBD and cannabis as an alternative treatment.

Ally and Steve travel to Milk Studios in Chelsea, Manhattan to talk with powerhouse couple Zanna Roberts Rassi (fashion correspondent for E! News / senior fashion editor of Marie Claire) and Mazdack Rassi (fashion entrepreneur / co-founder of Milk Studios) to discuss how it all started, the current state of fashion and their newest venture together; Milk Makeup.

Designer and author Ally Hilfiger and her music producer husband Steve Hash talk to Heather about the journey of their marriage, growing up with Lyme Disease, being the daughter of Tommy Hilfiger, and hosting PodcastOne’s new podcast "Sit-In with Ally Hilfiger & Steve Hash." Also, Heather announces the winner of #ChampsWithHDW!

Nicole Will, an art adviser in New York (Will Art Advisory) brings Ally and Steve to three different shows in lower Manhattan to meet artists and discuss their work. Caris Reid, walks them through her show "Sub Rosa" at the Denny Gallery. Jess Johnson shows at the Jack Hanley gallery (where Ally experiences a trippy virtual reality experience). Lastly, they visit a showing of Karl Wirsum's work at the Derek Eller gallery.

Ally Hilfiger joins Alexi to talk her book "Bite Me: how Lyme disease stole my childhood, made me crazy and almost killed me" (available wherever books are sold), and her new podcast “Sit-In" with husband Steve Hash, where they interview creative people. For more Ally, check out her websites: allyhilfiger.com, sit-inpodcast.com, and follow her on Instagram @allyhilfiger as well as @sitinpodcast

Steve and Ally sit in with Anya Hindmarch, an acclaimed handbag and accessories designer, in her London studio to talk about how her handbags are made, how she feeds her brain, and her hero, Margaret Thatcher.

Ally and Steve sit in with musician / photographer / activist extraordinaire Bryan Adams to talk about his creative process and his upcoming musical adaptation of an early 90s classic.

Ally and Steve travel to New York where Ally sits down for a candid conversation with her dad - fashion icon Tommy Hilfiger.

Timo Weiland, acclaimed fashion designer and chosen for the CFDA incubator program, discusses everything from how much fashion week and the industry in New York has changed, and how he transitioned from being a banker on Wall Street to an acclaimed fashion designer/DJ.

Pamela Love, an award winning jewelry designer based in New York City, talks about her obsession with Greek Mythology, and trying to keep up during New York Fashion week without her sleep monster getting in the way, and her apprenticeship with artist, Francesco Clemente.

Ally Hilfiger and Steve Hash sit in with creative director, Trey Laird, and discuss Marfa, Texas, his experiences working with Gigi Hadid, Tommy Hilfiger, Lady Gaga, Tom Ford, how he started his company, and his early days with Donna Karen.Then...Ally and Steve fly to London to sit in with Gigi Hadid to talk to her about working with Tommy Hilfiger, packing and dressing for your mood, what she likes about designing the Gigi X Tommy collections, and how hands on she is every step of the way while always considering her fans!

"Sit-In with Ally Hillfiger and Steve Hash" debuts Wednesday, October 18th, 2017.

This week on Relationships 2.0 my guest is Paul J. Christo, M.D. author of Aches and Gains: A Comprehensive Guide to Overcoming Your Pain About the book: Pain is often treatable but doctors, medical professionals, and patients don’t understand the intricacies of chronic pain. Millions who suffer from pain become hopeless. With Aches and Gains, Dr. Paul Christo, a Johns Hopkins physician and leading pain specialist sheds new light on what it means to live with and overcome chronic pain. Dr. Christo shares celebrity interviews, including Naomi Judd, Lisa Swayze, Montel Williams, Ally Hilfiger, and Clay Walker, from his Sirius XM radio show Aches and Gains®, and stories from patients who have found a way to overcome the pain that once controlled their lives. Offering traditional, integrative, and innovative methods of easing pain, the book is a life-changing tool for anyone associated with pain including pain sufferers themselves, doctors, nurses, medical professionals, and caregivers. Features a foreword by renowned talk show host Montel Williams. About the author: Dr. Paul Christo is one of America’s leading pain experts and hosts Aches and Gains®, the first national radio talk show dedicated to overcoming pain, stress reduction, and healthy living. Listed as a Top Doctor and in the top 1% for Pain Management by U.S. News & World Report, Dr. Christo is widely consulted by the media for his expertise in pain diagnosis and treatment.

Tyler Butler, founder and principal of 11Eleven Consulting, talks with Cary Pena about being fearless and authentic. She helps companies like Microsoft and GoDaddy create more community connection. Butler is a trail blazer in corporate responsibility. “It is a full circle view about being a playmaker in society and doing something for the betterment of the world”. Working in non-profit for years gave Butler the opportunity to see the challenges charities face in the community. It was during that time she saw corporations “making a strategic, conscientious effort towards how they give back”. A go getter and fearless, Butler was offered a position with Microsoft, a company she believes to be one of the most philanthropic in the world. She became noticed when she he successfully helped Microsoft role out a new program, One Microsoft, designed to give the company a positive presence in the community. Butler was then recruited by GoDaddy where she reinvented the companies' philanthropic efforts. Butler focused on aligning their giving with their business. She launched programs to engage their employees with volunteerism. GoDaddy embraced the programs which offered paid time off for volunteerism, grants and donation matching, fundraising , in-kind support, as well as the support of global efforts. GoDaddy became recognized as the place to work. Community programs that are launched need to align with your business explains Butler. Successful companies find something in common between their company values and the mission of each non-profit they choose to align with. Tyler Butler studies company cultures. She knows each company is unique so each program launched should be unique to them. “Positive sentiment is an authentic part of a good corporate program,” says Butler. Look at Zappos, who recently partnered over the holidays with Animal Welfare Leagues across the country , and Toms who created a powerful business model with their One for One campaign giving a pair of shoes to a child in need for each pair of shoes they sell. Butler's mantra she says is to “live fearlessly”. Her childhood was nomadic moving every few years. She says her biggest inspiration in life is her mom. As a working mom, she always found time to be involved with her children. Even though she had a rare heart disease, she has never let her health get her down. Butler says her mom continues to be a daily inspiration for her. Butler's mom instilled in her children, “You can do anything you believe you can do”. This mantra has helped Tyler Butler live fearlessly. Butler says it is important to choose a cause that has personal meaning, where you have a personal connection. She most admires Bob and Renee Parsons. Both live a life of philanthropy. Butler looks at Bob Parsons as a hard worker, successful, driven and someone who lives life on his own terms. She says he gets involved in causes that are close to him. So what's next? Butler is now working with Frontdoors Media as a fashion and society contributor with a focus on where fashion meets philanthropy. Recently she interviewed American Television Producer, Ally Hilfiger, and Designer Zang Toi who were in town to support the Focus on Lyme Event. And… Tyler Butler will continue to be fearless saying, “I'm just very grateful. Every day is a blessing. Hard work really does pay off.” The post How To Be A Playmaker in Society and Build Community appeared first on Inspired Media 360 TV - Inform | Inspire | Engage.

Writer, Artist, Designer & Producer Ally Hilfiger (@allyhilfiger), joins Lauryn & Michael to discuss her battle against Lyme disease. From being bit by a tick at age seven to winding up in a psych ward, Ally shares her personal journey of getting well. Hilfiger details why Lyme disease is so hard to diagnose, what the process of writing her novel "Bite Me" was like and she explains how one of the very first reality tv shows "Rich Girls" inaccurately portrayed her. To connect with Ally click HERE To connect with Lauryn click HERE To connect with Michael click HERE This episode is brought to you by The Skinny Confidential Bombshell Body Guide and Meal plan.  tired of combating inflammation & bloat? Want to feel lighter and sexier? Check out lauryn’s latest 7 day meal plan. In this simple & super effective plan you’ll find: + tsc grocery list with every ingredient you need for the 7 days. + what the f*ck to do when you love carbs guide. + quick and delicious recipes: breakfast, snacks, lunch, dinner and dessert. You will also find 28 weeks worth of fat burning, muscle toning, 27 minute long, effective workouts you can do at home with no equipment. USE PROMO CODE: HIMANDHER at Checkout for 20% Off

Long before Paris or Kim K, Ally Hilfiger, daughter of designer Tommy, was the star of an MTV reality show. She seemed to have it all together, but Hilfiger was actually already falling apart. Silently and unknowing, Lyme disease had already affected her brain. She suffered from joint pain, memory loss, bizarre behavior, and brain fog all culminating in a massive nervous breakdown, forcing her father to admit her into a mental health hospital. Lyme disease had already affected her brain and went undiagnosed for more than a decade. Today, Ally bravely shares her story and how the idea of being a mother is what saved her.

I’ve seen Lyme disease pop up more and more in the news over the last few months – and wanted to learn more about it. The first thing I did was pick up Ally Hilfiger’s book (Bite Me: How Lyme Disease Stole My Childhood, Made Me Crazy, and Almost Killed Me). The subtitle of the book really […]

Imagine a tick bite steeling your childhood, making you crazy, and almost killing you. This is how our first guest, Ally Hilfiger, the daughter of designer Tommy Hilfiger describes her painful experience with Lyme Disease. About 10-20% of patients develop the chronic form of the disease called, Post Lyme Disease Syndrome (PLDS). We’ll first hear … The post Lyme Disease and Post Lyme Disease Syndrome, Part I appeared first on Dr. Paul Christo MD.

This week, Ally Hilfiger sits down with the TSR girls to discuss her fight against and ultimate victory over Lyme Disease which she delightfully chronicles in her new book, Bite Me.  Meanwhile the girls R&T over the week’s happenings including their new invention… friendship-wellness dates.

This formerly homeless designer inspired a documentary and created an amazing new line.