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Host Amelia Phillips goes behind the scenes with Pleasant State co founder Ami Bateman and Meditation teacher Jacqui Lewis, giving an insight into each episode, what went well, what didn't and helps us get to know the guests a little better.  About the guest: Jacqui Lewis is a highly respected, well known, meditation teacher, writer, educator, speaker and co founder of The Broad Place, a platform for Modern Meditation and Mental Clarity. She leads individual, group and corporate workshops around Australia and globally both online and in person. She has written multiple books and has just published her latest creation: the 14 day mind cleanse. The 14 Day Mind Cleanse, book: https://www.booktopia.com.au/the-14-day-mind-cleanse-jacqui-lewis/book/9781922616104.html  Jacqui's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebroadplace/  Tv Show Jacqui Loves: Ozark https://www.netflix.com/au/title/80117552  Euphoria https://binge.com.au/shows/show-euphoria!1694   Books Jacqui Loves: Debra Levi - The cost of living https://www.booktopia.com.au/the-cost-of-living-deborah-levy/book/9780241977569.html  Jill Soloway - She wants it https://www.booktopia.com.au/she-wants-it-jill-soloway/book/9781785032851.html  Amanda Palmer - The Art of Asking https://www.booktopia.com.au/the-art-of-asking-amanda-palmer/book/9780349408095.html  Song: A calling home by Ann Mc Donald (Powerful, spooky, beautiful) https://open.spotify.com/track/1Oaji2iM9idHFW9M0ZM4RN?si=54b6e5ea75644e7f  Ami Bateman is the co-founder of Pleasant State, which are non-toxic, zero waste dissolvable cleaning bars. Ami won the 2021 Sunshine Coast Sustainable Business Woman of the Year award, with Pleasant State winning the Sunshine Coast Small Business of the Year and Silver in the Clean and Conscious Awards. Pleasant State was also one of five successful SheEO ventures.  Pleasant State Cleaning Products - https://www.pleasantstate.com/ Pleasant State Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/pleasantstate/  Tv Shows Ami Loves: Glow Up: https://www.netflix.com/au/title/81075536  Book: The Little Prince: https://www.booktopia.com.au/the-little-prince-antoine-saint-exupery/book/9781853261589.html  song on repeat: Star Boy - The Weekend: https://open.spotify.com/track/7HtPBwBoCBDy1tpstag7HL?si=3840f15286c2464d  About the host: Amelia Phillips is an exercise, nutrition, parenting and business expert with a career spanning 26 years in health. She's a registered exercise scientist, nutritionist and researcher (with a masters of human nutrition). She is the co-founder of health tech company 12WBT which grew from start-up to 56 staff. After a successful exit, she now consults to health companies, presents and appears in the media. Amelia had four kids in five years and is dedicated to empowering women to build a life after kids on the foundation of health (mental and physical), love and purpose.  If you have a question for Amelia, reach out via Insta @_amelia_phillips, email ap@ameliaphillips.com.au  Find out more at www.ameliaphillips.com.au CREDITSHost: Amelia Phillips                                                                                                        Guest: Ami Bateman and Jacqui LewisAudio Producer: Darren RothMusic: Matt Nicholich                                                                                                      Production Partner: Nova Entertainment Pty Ltd Healthy Her acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Night Bites. A project of the Vampire Court of HoustonI am your host and producer, the lovable, huggable, Vampire King of Houston, Michael VachmielNight Bites is about you! It’s about me! It’s about me eating you … Sorry. Bad Humor! Night bites is a fun and informative podcast on the Vampire, Gothic, and various subcultures from around the world. About todays Episode! Al Extremohttps://www.facebook.com/alextremotv/Thorn and Moon Fundraiser for Wilde Collectionhttps://www.facebook.com/events/715019992326996/Kaibushttps://twitter.com/iamkaibusMerticus Stevenshttps://www.facebook.com/MerticusXTop 5 Books All Goths Must Own!1. Dracula 2. The Gothic Bible by Nancy Kilpatrick3. Goth – Vamps and Dandies by Gavin Baddeley 4. The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls by Emilie Autumn 5. Amanda Palmer – The Art of Asking Unleash your flying monkeys, owls, bats, and carrier pigeons my way at http://vampirecourtofhouston.com/ You can support us by Becoming a Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/vampirevachmiel Visiting our Etsy at https://www.etsy.com/shop/VampireCourtHouston Like, Subscribe, and Share Please! Happy Hunting Darklings!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/vampirevachmiel)

Two friends talk about death. We’re almost a real podcast like the big wigs on iTunes / A very niche market of one / is napping a real use of studio time ? / Studio as a tithe or sacrifice to Art Gods / Travel the world, or tortino’s pizza rolls / Studio won’t starve without you / Infiltrating the Mr. Legs Pageant / Costumes are beyond extra / Just legs walking / Art will force you to participate / The House of Leg / Participation Ribbons / So Many Venues Begging to be taken / Is every moment a venue ? / Disability Feels / Selling out by making trashy things / Vampire Flip Flops crossed the line / Teen Suicide TV Program Plans to Showcase My robot / She’s Gotta Have It / Vaccines are controversial / Other People Have Exciting Lives and I am a House Plant / Digital Work v. Real Work / Sad Goodbye / "Out To Lunch" / Death Guru / Post Mortem Photography / The Eye Gallery / Be Blunt and Ask Questions / International Cat Day / Get Me Some of That Cat Money / There is a lid for every jar / Lions Gate Portal Opening / Never Ending Story / Western Attitudes Towards Death / Keeping the Body / Ritual as speed bump / Death Doula / “You are a little soul carrying about a corpse” Marcus Aurelius / Quitting Jobs / Maybe Think on it for like an Hour / You should quit even if it is a terrible idea / Art And-Or Politics / Culture is always complicit / Self Indulgence in Art ? how far is too far ? / Self Expression versus Expression / What is so fearful about indulgence / There is only so much variation / Amanda Palmer - The Art of Asking / Making art for an audience of one / Who or when is the audience / The audience is PART of the piece / Everyone waters themselves down - artists are agents of self determination / Is it asking too much of my loved ones to throw me in bonfire to save money on caskets / People seldom argue with a dead person / Mushroom Bags / Hannibal tv show seemed super gay , in a good way

Leah Torres is a physician specializing in obstetrics and gynecology and she has the unique honor and humble responsibility of addressing some of the most sensitive and intimate of topics in people’s lives. Not only does she takes this aspect of her profession very seriously, but she has also made it a central focus of her practice. She quotes: “The society in which we live is so immensely Victorian even now that to speak of topics such as sex and sexuality is crippling for most people.” Check her out at: https://leahtorres.com/ I came accros Leah during her conversation with Amanda Palmer about abortion, and since I had a recorded conversation with my own grand-mother, in which she convined in me her life story and told me she had to perform herself about 17 misscarriage. I did not know what to say at the point and was thinking of pausing the recording on my phone, but I noticed a tear come down her face, and I realise how much she must have gone through, the secrecy and the pain she had to carry all these years. I can pretend to even come close to understand fully what this must do to a woman's body, physically and physiology, but I want to try to do what I can to help this problem I see today. By that I mean, what is happening in the States with the current proposal for the law to be changed and made illegal unless the woman's life is at risk, but not in the case of a rap. After spending some time researching this topic on the internet, I found this: That the U.S. Supreme Court announced 7-2 decision in Roe v. Wade: That a woman’s constitutional right to privacy extended to decisions about whether to terminate a pregnancy, thus essentially declaring that laws prohibiting abortion were unconstitutional. Now surely this is good news, but it is reality, I’m guessing we are fighting against the shame and bullying on those poor woman, that to me should have the right to do what they feel is best for their life and body. I read from Amanda Palmer blog post on her patron this book Robin Marty - Handbook for a Post-Roe America, is this a good place to start? I read you had to leave a position because of hate mail, How difficult must that have been for you and your colleagues? How can those poeple against abortion can justify keeping a baby after a rape? How can we try to change some mind and see the truth? When I first contacted you on twitter you were very wairy, I’m guessing you must get a lot of crap for speaking out? How do you deal with that? What do you have to say to the people that hate you for speaking and standing for women. Is there a petition already out there for people to help the cause? Now I did create some fake profile on Linked In and I got loads of messages of men asking my fake girls out, I was a bit amused but shocked by it. Woman must get a lot of shit on a daily basis. Define to me what makes you happy please. Any books you would recommend to me? Thank you for listening, and have fun out there. Leah books recommendation: Amanda Palmer - The Art of Asking: http://amandapalmer.net/theartofasking/ Robin Marty - Handbook for a Post-Roe America Carl Elliott - White Coat, Black Hat: Adventures on the Dark Side of Medicine Jill Filipovic - The feminist pursuit of happiness Dána-Ain Davis - Reproductive injustice Flora Fox - Big Medicine: Diagnosing America's Healthcare Disease Thank you for reading. Didier Support this podcast if you want. Support this podcast with Paypal: https://paypal.me/didierSoulier I create music. Become my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/didiersoulier Subscribe on my Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqEIlAdjKh-QT1OooRrA8sg? Subscribe to my Itunes Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dider-podcast/id1141054508 Listen to my own music: https://soundcloud.com/didier-soulier-497294456

Amanda Palmer steps into the studio with us while on tour for her new courageously honest album, There Will Be No Intermission. We go deep into a truly vulnerable discussion on The Art of Asking for support for our art, our parenting and everything else. She profoundly reminds us why abortion access is so critical to helping us build healthy families. We play you two of her songs in the theme of parenting- and so much more juiciness in this episode! Amanda Palmer started her artistic career as a street performer in all white, giving flowers and eye contact to passers-by in exchange for tips. She was one half of the rock n roll meets cabaret band - the Dresden Dolls- and has since created a whole gaggle of solo albums in her unique witty circusy theatrical performance style with piano and ukulele. Her latest release is called There Will Be No Intermission and it feels like a friend singing to you that its all going to be okay even if it isn’t- because we have each other to hold on to. She is also called the patron saint of crowdfunding and wrote a magnificent book called The Art of Asking on, well, asking for money for our art and asking for help for everything else. She and her partner Neil Gaiman have a toddler son and she is currently on the road for the new album.

Joining us this week is musician and bestselling author Amanda Palmer. Amanda is the lead singer, pianist, and lyricist of the duo The Dresden Dolls, and has released numerous solo records to critical acclaim. In 2012 she became the first artist to raise over $1m on Kickstarter, with the resulting album, “Theatre Is Evil” charting in the US top 10. Her TED talk on The Art of Asking went viral and was quickly followed by a book expanding on the subject which became a New York Times Bestseller. Hugely respected in the independent music industry, Amanda has a ton of advice to share. In this interview, we hear more about how artists can ask for the support of their audience, dealing with insecurity as an artist, and how artists can use crowdfunding effectively. Highlights: - Amanda shares how artists don't like asking for money, and how there is a stigma around crowdfunding - "I'd like to think now there's less shame around crowdfunding" - Amanda Palmer - We share how we think Amanda has played a huge part in changing the perception around artists asking for support - "Are we really convinced that we're better off not helping each other?" - Amanda Palmer - "You can't think of asking for something as taking something from someone else - it's a relationship" - Amanda Palmer - Anyone who has something to offer is asking for the structure to create something that matters to others - "There's a real pleasure and honour in supporting artists to make the important work in society that needs to happen somehow" - Amanda Palmer - "We want music, and need it. How do we make sure those who create it are taken care of?" - Amanda Palmer - "You can't put an exact value on a song or piece of journalism, but you know it's important" - Amanda Palmer - When you ask someone in a way that gives them freedom to say no, they're more likely to want to help you - We hear how Amanda feels insecure when comparing herself to other artists, and it's something we can all relate to - "I find the best way of dealing with feelings of insecurity is to share them" - Amanda Palmer - "The best part of the job is when you put yourself on the line and create a connection" - Amanda Palmer Advice: - Part of your job as an artist is to hone the skill of asking for what you need - The ninja skillset is to be able to ask someone for support in a non-demanding way - "When you're asking, make the other person feel totally comfortable saying no" - Amanda Palmer - Crowdfunding doesn't supply you with an audience - you have to bring your own audience Guest Links: - Website: http://amandapalmer.net - Twitter: @amandapalmer - Facebook: /amandapalmer - Instagram: @amandapalmer Sponsors: - Chris Keaton @ Chris Keaton Presents - Christine Infanger @ Thirty Roses - Music Entrepreneur HQ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Jenny Green Powers is the CEO of Running With Heels. Running With Heels is a New York Invitation Only Society for the “On-th-Go” “In-the-Know” Women Executives and Entrepreneurs. It is a members-only event series designed to elevate your personal and professional life through curated connections and inspiring conversations. Jenny is a lifelong New Yorker and she is a graduate of the New York University and she doesn’t believe in strangers only people she hasn’t met as yet. In 2012, she became extremely tired of and exhausted in attending a series of awkward and just plain awful networking events and so she set out to create a different kind of Networking Event, one where women were excited to attend and left feeling educated, entertained, empowered and eager to attend future events. As a first step she hosted a focus group and the criteria to participate was that YOU had to be a workingwoman who hated networking and networking events! These women were not hard to find, they were everywhere and they were all too happy to share why networking made them cringe. Armed with their plentiful feedback, Jenny took their advice and re-created the traditional networking event and Running with Heels was born. Today she hosts Women Networking events for women who hate networking and they love them. She is also mom to a lovely little girl who says she is going to be the President of the United States when she grows up whereupon she intends to move The White House to Brooklyn Heights. Jenny Powers started by sharing that she was the Vice President of a non-profit organization for a decade and she was going to networking events to just meet colleagues of other non-profits, potential donors and she realized the networking events just had this “salesy” feeling to them, everyone was just pressing business cards into your palm, everyone felt uneasy like they were being sold to. Jenny shared even though as consumers we all like to buy, no one likes to be sold to. Jenny shared that it was at this point she realized “Networking needed a Facelift.” Jenny shared that there are so many different industries that have dynamic changes from year-to-year and she said networking is not one of them. She further emphasized that networking has been the same forever and that she was sick of the “old boys club” and she was sick of the women events that she was going to that felt like sororities and that is when she brought the focus group together to find out what women wanted to see in a networking event and what they did not like. She then explained that is exactly how she built the first platform for Running with Heels based on the feedback she collected. Jenny shared the top 3 main reasons coming out of the feedback why the women hated the networking events. They hated because they felt as if they were being sold to, they did not feel as if it was authentic, they felt like people were coming to simply fill their quota. There was no time for that Know, Like and Trust Factor. It was just like everyone was being looked at like a cheque book. Jenny also shared there wasn’t any agenda and you go in and get a name tag and you move around aimlessly, there was no programme and so you just wait to be spoken to and if you went alone it can feel very uncomfortable and awkward. So that is when she created a format for Running with Heels and so all of her events has speakers which allows you to come and get educated but it also serves as an ice breaker for when seated together to all hear the same conversation and discuss the topic afterwards. Jenny said the final reason for women hating the networking events was there is either no food or bad food. Jenny then said as a result most of their events now are dinner parties. What she identified was most women would come along and be standing holding their briefcase, coat, gym bag, umbrella in their heels extremely uncomfortable. Now you can check everything in when you arrive and sit down at a table. Jenny says that she pre-matches all of her guests with different dinner companions. The example she gave was if I attended one of her events - I would be seated with five (5) different women that Jenny thought I should know based on my profile, however, at each course during the meal I would sit with another five women. She believes the awkwardness would be minimized because I would be already seated with people matched for me. Yanique shared that she does not really enjoy attending networking events and she feels there is usually never a direct strategy to actively engage the participants/attendees to engage in conversation with each other. Jenny agreed and added that is one of the reasons why she has a strict agenda that focuses on the guests being strategically seated in order to eliminate that awkwardness. Jenny shared that if you are in business, regardless of what business it is - you are always in Customer Service. Jenny says that she thinks Customer Service can always be improved upon. Jenny says that for her whether as a client or for her own clients - she wanted to treat everyone like a VIP. She says it is indeed true when someone is happy they will tell someone but they are unhappy they tell everyone. Jenny shared that curating the guest list and paying such attention to detail for the pairings has been critical to the success of Running with Heels. Jenny shared when she just started one of her clients who was at the time her business coach said, “This is first event I have ever gone to that I don’t want to leave.” Jenny said in a 2-hour dinner - her client shared that she ended up calculating that she brought in over US $16,000.00 worth of business. Jenny shared that she wasn’t handing out business cards, writing down names etc. but instead having these authentic conversations with people that followed up with her, hired her for coaching and then referred her. So in one event she saw US $16,000.00 of revenue and has been coming to Running With Heels events for four (4) years now. Jenny shared that right now - she's running the business as a “One Woman Show” with her assistant but she has plans to have pop up events in other major cities around the United States and see if the Running with Heels brand will be a success there. Jenny is very committed to spreading the word on more people knowing that Networking is all about building relationships. Jenny’s first tip for business owners to be a success with Customer Experience is to ask and ask often. Jenny shared that she believes women in particular believe that asking may appear as if they don’t know how to do something or make them seem vulnerable. Jenny says that for her asking actually shows a sign of strength. Jenny says many times women are told to just do everything yourself, or fake it until you make it but asking for something is actually okay. Jenny says her #2 tip is about accountability, being a soloproneur - it can be hard as you do not have a board of directors or mentors…so who do you have? Jenny says for her having a Mastermind is critical - she said Masterminds are not new as explained in “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill. Jenny said her mastermind is her brain trust. Jenny says she has a mastermind comprising of four (4) persons who meet monthly and they do deep diving and it allows you to talk about things in your business and get into the weeds. Jenny’s #3 tip is try it….you only fail if you quit! She said her favourite quote in the world is “Never be afraid of something new remember amateurs built the arc, professionals build the Titanic.” Author Unknown  Jenny said that she reached out to her network of persons, not necessarily her clients or persons that she was close to but someone who had a podcast that she loved and another person that had a book she really liked - people who were doing things that she wanted to do. She reached out to them and explained that she wanted to start a group so she could have an accountability partner and it was a great match. One of the two ladies that Jenny reached out to brought someone else into the group - when they all sat down and looked at their strengths; they realized they were lacking a member that had a strong financial background and that’s when they found their final partner - Farnoosh Torabi of the So Money Podcast. Farnoosh has written five (5) books on finance - many of them for millennials and even one for women breadwinners. So Jenny recommends just going into your network and finding people you admire and people who have done something already that you want to do. Jenny suggests no more than five persons for a Mastermind group. She shared that she loves doing her Mastermind in person but it can also be done via Skype, Zoom or just a conference call. She says there is just something about those monthly in person meetings that just cannot be replaced. Jenny says that she loves to read and she is always in hand or have a book in her handbag. Jenny says that she is always reading self - improvement books as they confirm things she already knows or she has the opportunity to learn new things. Jenny says another big motivation for her is self-care - she says she sees so many women entrepreneurs with families who always put themselves on the back burner. Her example was when you travel and the chief flight attendant/purser announces place the mask over yourself first and then help the person seated next to you is a key example of placing yourself first. Jenny says, “Every morning when I wake up I ask myself what oxygen mask am I going to put on today and what is going to take care of me so that I can be a better wife, mother and business owner?” It could be meditation, reading one of these self-improvement books but self-care is very important. Jenny shares that her favourite book in the world is “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill and she also likes a book that was released a couple years ago called “Think and Grow Rich for Women” by Sharon Lechter that was approved by the Napoleon Hill Foundation. Jenny also shared because she loves classic books - she would recommend “How To Win Friends and Influence People” by Dale Carnegie and also “Eat the Frog” by Brian Tracy. Jenny then shared she never anticipated this as one of her favorites by a musician Amanda Palmer - “The Art of Asking: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Let People Help”. Jenny shares that even though she is not very knowledgeable of Palmer’s music career - the books speaks to all of the jobs that Amanda Palmer has requiring her to have to ask. She was a silent street performer like one of those mimes - persons who do not speak but live on peoples’ generosity. Amanda would dress up, put on these costumes, put on make up and give people eye contact and really saw inside people’s soul. Jenny shared that the one app/website that she absolutely cannot live without is LinkedIn - Jenny says that she is a huge evangelist of LinkedIn and it is how she has gotten most of her clients as it is an invitation only society - you can profile the persons that you will be connecting with. She has secured almost all of her speakers through LinkedIn. Jenny has her own podcast “Broadcast: Broads Building Businesses” for the past year and she has gotten most of her guests through LinkedIn. Jenny shares one tip she would recommend for entrepreneurs using LinkedIn - she shared there is that default message that goes out when you send a request - “I would like to add you to my LinkedIn network” - but Jenny says that is just the lazy way out as you could be sitting there clicking on 100 people. Jenny says if she is sending a request for someone to be a speaker she will explain in her request that she came across their profile and they seem like great fits for one another’s business and she would love to have them as a speaker and that she wants to connect with them and share some more information. This way her message is not perceived as this random arbitrary thing that seems it is just another standard message sent to everyone else. She further shared it is the same approach she takes when someone reaches out to her with some specific details as to why they are connecting. Jenny says the best advice that she could give to a 9-5er looking to launch on the entrepreneur road is surround yourself with people who have done what you want to do. Jenny shares one thing she is super excited about is that she already runs Live Masterminds in New York called Running with Circles and it is framed after the Mastermind that she developed for her own personal group but what she is even more excited about is that she is going to start doing Virtual Masterminds Online as a way to connect with people around the globe. Jenny says the Virtual Masterminds Online will start in October 2016 and promotions for this programme will start in September 2016. Jenny says listeners can find her at running-with-heels.com Jenny explains what inspired the name of her company - “Running With Heels” - she says as women we all know that we are running everywhere and usually running in high heels. She said it all started when she was in this high end shoe store in New York City, Bergdorf Goodman and she was trying on these expensive heels and it is a very sophisticated, serene and quiet atmosphere and she was in there all of a sudden and she stood up in the shoes and she thought to herself….”the only way I am going to buy these shoes is if I am able to run in them because I run everywhere - to the subway, to pick up her daughter from school” and so she did a bit of a sprint around the sofa in the store and everyone was looking at her as if she was nuts and the salesman looked at her like she was running off with the shoes. The salesman then asked her, “Are you okay? What are you doing?” Jenny said she responded by saying, “In order to know if I should spend this kind of money on these shoes, I need to know if I can use them?” She said she observed all the women just looking up and their expressions were like I totally get that. She further shares that is where her inspired name came from because she knows it resonated with so many women. Jenny shares a quote that she lives by so much - she actually has it tattooed on her right inner wrist - “Choose Your Own Adventure” - Jenny says don’t live by how someone else thinks you should be living, what your guidance counselor says, your boss, your mother…..choose your own adventure! We would welcome a subscribe, rate and review for the show and also that the listeners can come hang out at Navigating the Customer Experience Community on Facebook. This is a private Facebook group for our listeners and past guests to come over share insights and industry trending topics and discussions on business and customer experience – click here! LINKS: Running with Heels Website Jenny Green Powers LinkedIn Running With Heels LLC Facebook Running with Heels Twitter Jenny Green Powers Podcast - Broadcast: Broads: Building Businesses” “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill “Think and Grow Rich for Women” by Sharon Lechter “How To Win Friends and Influence People” by Dale Carnegie “Eat the Frog” by Brian Tracy “The Art of Asking: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Let People Help” by Amanda Palmer