Podcast appearances and mentions of amy baglan

Is your door looking a little sad and you think your only option is to replace it? I just learned that there are specialists who will take your door away and bring it back looking like new. How did I not know this? Amy Baglan joined me this week to discuss her work at Door Renew Denver. We discussed door care, door refurbishment, working in this industry and the process. About our guestAs a 4x CEO, Amy Baglan has built multiple companies dedicated to connection and relationships over the past 20 years, raised over $10M in venture funding, and built an award-winning company culture. Two of her companies were acquired and continue to serve the world to this day. And more importantly, she has helped over 1 million people meet, connect, and deepen relationships of all types. After 20 years in high-growth startups (B2C and B2B), 10 years as CEO, mentor, and group facilitator, she is now a dedicated leadership coach to startup CEOs and teams. Amy also owns a fast-growing franchise in the home services industry: Door Renew. Amy Baglan, along with Matt Holzmann, are the local owners of Door Renew Denver – a high-end door restoration franchise focused on growing the value of a home for the fraction of the cost.Thanks so much for being with us this week. Please see the episode enhancement for this and other episodes at talkinghomerenovations.comDo you have feedback you would like to share? Would you like to be a guest on the podcast? Email me at thehousemaven@talkinghomerenovations.comIf you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your friendsDon't forget to subscribe to the show and get automatic updates every Wednesday morning with the latest episode of Talking Home Renovations with the House Maven. Click here to get the episode enhancements sent directly to your inbox every week.Reviews and ratings help my show gain traction and credibility. Please leave a review here- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/talking-home-renovations-with-the-house-maven/id1481716218Follow me on instagram: @talkinghomerenovationsJoin me on Facebook: Talking Home RenovationsTalking Home Renovations with the House Maven is part of Gabl Media, the largest, most engaged AEC network on the planet. Visit www.Gablmedia.com for great content. Sign up for the weekly newsletter- I send out the episode enhancements every Wednesday morning, sign up hereMusic at the beginning and end of the episode is The House Maven's Jig, written and performed by Neil Pearlman, www.neilpearlman.comShow Cover Art by Sam White www.samowhite.comThis podcast is a production of dEmios Architects. www.demiosarchitects.com

Amy Baglan is back on Untangle! She’s an entrepreneur with a personal mission to give people the tools they need to make meaningful connections and to live with purpose, joy, and a sense of belonging. Her new company is called Fabriq, a platform intended to help us prioritize, track and reconnect regularly with the people who matter most to us. We spoke at the beginning of COVID, but this discussion about how we build deeper connections and stamp out loneliness is always important.

Amy Baglan is on a mission to evolve the online dating world. Using her startup experience and her passion for yoga and the mindful life, she founded YogaDates in 2012, which grew into the online dating site MeetMindful. MeetMindful is a place where individuals can connect with people interested in health and wellness, mindfulness, personal growth, or spirituality. Our host, Andy Horning, sat down with Amy to learn more about the seeds of MeetMindful and how it has impacted her own dating life.

Amy Baglan is driven by a deep desire to help people find more meaningful connections in their daily lives. Listen to her describe the remarkable and winding path she traveled to start MeetMindful, a community for like-minded people who value mindfulness and wellness to meet and create meaningful romantic, platonic or networking relationships. Fast forward to now, another concept was birthed from Amy and the team at MeetMindful. Currently in public beta, Fabriq is a personal relationships manager designed to help people stay in touch and build stronger relationships with the people who matter most. Both companies embody the perfect combination of ethereal connections and today's technology of digital apps. Don't miss this inspiring episode. For additional information about MeetMindful, visit www.meetmindful.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/industry-alchemist/support

In our final episode of Season 1, we wanted to leave you with some inspiration from the best memories and the most actionable insights that we’ve learned from our incredible guests over the past few months. We look back at some of the most impactful conversations that Amy’s had to help us pave the way for a more socially well, deeply connected world.  At Fabriq, we are on a mission to empower people to make meaningful connections everyday. This means looking closely at our society’s social health, fighting the disconnection epidemic, and finding ways that bring us all closer together. We really need this to thrive. We hope you enjoyed the first season of Wellness 3.0, and have taken on a few of the weekly challenges from our guests to improve your social wellness. We can’t wait to share what we have in store for Season 2!

*Listen & Subscribe on iTunes *Subscribe to the People Being Real YouTube Channel *Take THE REALITY CHECK assessment & Sign up for "SUNDAY SAUCE" NEWSLETTER!   The joys that come from knowing how to work a room and use technology to enhance relationships is available for anyone, as long as you're willing to try and put in a few minutes a day.   And on today's episode (#236 of People Being Real), we're featuring a condensed version of an interview Mark recorded with Amy Baglan for the Wellness 3.0 podcast. It's a great short episode that highlights some of Mark's insights on what you should and shouldn't do when engaging in social situations and why using tech (such as sending audio and videos messages (like in his Birthday Experiment) is one of the best ways you can create meaningful connections with others.   If you liked what you heard and want to experience the full interview (an addition 20+ minutes of details), check out the original interview (see the bottom of the show notes).   Enjoy!!     Connect with Mark: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter     Show Notes: -How Mark engages and entertains others and his theory for what determines the vibe of a social gathering. (2:44) -What Mark does when he finds himself in situations where he’s struggling to connect. (5:09) -Why setting goals in social situations is helpful. (7:06) -Why you shouldn’t hang out in the doorway or the fringes at a gathering. (8:12) -How Mark feels about getting out of his comfort zone in relationships. (9:33) -How can we help others “be real.” (11:17) -The Why, What, Who, and How of Mark’s Birthday Experiment. (13:30) -Some of the most memorable responses he’s received from his videos. (19:03) -How Mark is building off of The Birthday Experience to nurture other creative and professional relationships. (24:11) -What is Mark’s definition of  ‘social wellness.’ (27:37) -A challenge for every listener of this episode. (29:22)   Things to check out:•ORIGINAL PODCAST: Wellness 3.0 - Episode #15: Mark Shapiro •Mark's TEDx Talk: "Want More Love? The Art of Authentic Connection In A Digital World"

What is Social Wellness? In the very first episode of Wellness 3.0, Amy Baglan, CEO & Co-Founder of Fabriq and MeetMindful, dives into her background, the meaning of “meaningful connection”, the social disconnection epidemic, and what she believes is the emerging third wave of health & wellness — something we like to call social wellness. “These days, most people find it easier to lock eyes with a screen than with another person, yet we are innately social beings. So what happened? And what can we do about it?” On the Wellness 3.0 podcast, we’re on a mission to answer that question through a weekly show that explores why we as humans have become more comfortable with locking eyes with our devices than with other human beings. In this episode, Amy takes us back to 1948 when the World Health Organization defined health a bit differently than it does today. Hint: It used to include social wellbeing! She’ll also discuss: What led her to investigate meaningful connections and start Fabriq The epidemic of disconnection, loneliness, and social isolation and how it’s detrimental to our health Why the third wave of health & wellness has everything to do with our social ties, social health, and community The importance of deepening existing relationships, building strong support systems, and interacting with your community Each week on Wellness 3.0 we’ll invite guests to help us dig deeper into the many areas of social wellness. We’ll play connectivity games, give you weekly challenges and activities to improve your social wellbeing and discuss everything from volunteerism to making new friends as an adult, to finding a sense of purpose and belonging in our community. Join us every week as we ditch disconnection and shift to social wellness.

Amy Baglan is both a Type A Entrepreneur and a committed mindful meditator. The founder of MeetMindful, an app and movement that connects spiritually engaged people for both dating and friendship, Amy drives hard for achievement, and also consciously aims for that "being OK in the moment" vibe that doesn't depend on external success. I wanted to talk to Amy about dating, and romance, and sex; topics highly correlated with health and happiness, and topics that I've managed to avoid pretty much completely over five years of this podcast.

Episode 196: Amy Baglan is the Founder and CEO of MeetMindful, where she’s on a mission to evolve the online dating world. MeetMindful is one of the fastest growing dating and networking platforms in the world, and is connecting the 36 million singles interested in mindful living, meditation, health and wellness, sustainability, spirituality, and personal growth. Amy started her own journey of mindful living after years of growing early stage startups in New York. She wanted to put that same ambition and drive inward towards herself so she quit her job, sold all her possessions, and bought a one-way ticket to travel through India, Thailand, Bali, and Cambodia for an entire year. She discovered the love of learning and finding new ways to expand her mind, body and spirit. After returning to the US and having a difficult time finding other like-minded people, Amy launched MeetMindful in 2014 to help mindful singles meet people in their “tribe”, find true love, and offer an alternative to the superficial nature of today’s popular swipe dating apps. Show notes: When I saw Amy Baglan's photo on the wall at Techstars in Boulder this past month Amy's history of interning with startups and working in sales, customer service and business development How Amy found herself in love with building something from nothing How her initial desire to connect with something greater led her to a Gabby Bernstein lecture where she met a sober runner named Courtney. ("and the rest was history!" so they say) Finding meditation, a nutrition program, yoga and mindful friends Tim Ferriss's 4-Hour Work Week (and the profound impact it has on so many people) When she sold all of her belongings and headed off to India/Asia with the goal of "self-exploration" Yoga Dates- a Meetup group Amy started in order to change the separateness of yoga and transform it into a dating experience  Yoga and AcroYoga isn't only about the practice-- it's about the connection you create during the practice (both with yourself but also with others) The true pillar of Meet Mindful is bringing people together who have a deep value they can bring into a relationship How the pattern of breaking up with someone because "they don't have this one super important passion" (fill in the blank: is a yogi, rock climbs, has a bigger family, etc) can often be an excuse for not wanting to be vulnerable and loved by another-- and having a way out of it. How the abundance of dating options can influence us to bounce from one relationship to the next Qualities you want in your partner should not be surface level things-- they are deep but yet still allow room for different forms of expression. "There's always going to be work to do no matter who you're with. It's up to you do decide who you're going to do the work with." How to know when you're "enjoying" doing the work in a relationship (rather than being addicted to the relationship and being hooked on doing the work) The three types of attachment styles and how you know when you're in a secure relationship Must-read book: The Alchemist and Come as You Are  Connect with Amy: MeetMindful Website Twitter Instagram Facebook

Welcome to the Emerging Women podcast, where we hear from brilliant women leaders creating big change in the world. I’m Chantal Pierrat, your host, and today’s guest is Amy Baglan, Founder and CEO of MeetMindful, the dating app for conscious and meaningful connections. There’s a tendency in current culture to let the digital world act as a scoreboard for our worth as human beings. I myself may be guilty of letting the number of likes dictate my mood on occasion. Amy believes it’s important for tech leaders to upend that tendency by facilitating quality connections rather than quantities of connections. In our conversation, Amy connects the dots that made her an entrepreneur on a mission to evolve the dating industry. We’ll talk about what it means to look for “mindful connection” or a “conscious partner,” and the benefits of practicing intimacy beyond the context of romantic relationship. She even shares how she’s changed the way she dates lately - which she believes will call in a much bigger love than she would have found before she shifted her perspective. This episode is about to get real about mindful connection. It's all a part of the Emerging Women ethos, so let’s dive in and go deep. Welcome to “MeetMindful” with Amy Baglan. {Press PLAY above}   This episode is brought to you by our friends at MeetMindful. MeetMindful is revolutionizing the way we meet and connect with others in daily life by inspiring people to make meaningful connections every day, both on and offline. Maybe you’re looking for long-term love with a partner who shares your core values. Perhaps you just want to meet a new like-minded friend to grab a coffee with on Saturday afternoon. The bottom line? You’re looking for people to connect with, people who get you. If you’re interested in meeting like-minded people, welcome to your new community. Visit MeetMindful today to start your free trial.    

Amy Baglan is the Founder and CEO of MeetMindful, where she’s on a mission to evolve the online dating world. MeetMindful is one of the fastest growing dating and networking platforms in the world, and is connecting the 36 million like-minded singles interested in mindful living, health and wellness, meditation, spirituality, sustainability, and personal growth. Join me as Amy helps you search for a partner who is mindful, spiritual, and interested in growing with you!

What is it about adding mindfulness to the mix that makes this one the real deal? Quite simply, because it works. In the same way things like whole food diets and yoga were once fringe trends, we’ve experienced a tipping point where enough people have accepted these things as an integral part of their lives. Mindfulness is no different. - Amy Baglan JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP | REVIEW THIS PODCAST 20% OFF ORGANIFI - USE CODE: WELLNESSFORCE Instead of immediately focusing on getting in shape, what if you spent time becoming emotionally fit to kick off 2018? Get ready to dive into the authentic masculine and feminine self in addition to understanding how relationships can be a catalyst for mindfulness. On Wellness Force Radio 157, CEO and Founder of the dating app, MeetMindful, Amy Baglan, explains how you can make more meaningful, authentic connections with other people to enhance your personal wellness. Not just in a romantic relationship, but with others who also want to live a more mindful, health-focused life. Learn how to grow from a place of authenticity.  Join MeetMindful Today MeetMindful is a relationships company that inspires people to make meaningful connections every day, revolutionizing the way you meet and connect with others in daily life. Maybe you're looking for long-term love with a partner who shares your core values. Perhaps you just want to meet more like-minded friends to grab a coffee with on a Saturday afternoon. The bottom line? You're looking for people to connect with, people who get you. At MeetMindful, we experience life to its fullest potential; we live deeply and with intention. We thrive by exploring, learning and growing. Here, we bring together a community that encourages you to embrace the friction and vulnerability that comes with growth. MeetMindful is the meeting ground for your most life-changing and inspiring connections. We don’t create the magic moments; we create the space for you to make your own. Listen To Episode 157 As Amy Baglan Uncovers: Why any relationship with someone else is the fastest way for you to grow. The reason why authenticity was so important to her; even at a young age. How her relationship with her family inspired her to design MeetMindful. Why working in a huge corporation setting just wasn't right for her and why she loves working in startups. How yoga gave her the peace of mind and stillness that allowed her to realize she could make the changes that she wanted to see happen in her life. The different routes you can take through the Institution for Integrated Nutrition and why she decided to create a social network instead of do something like coaching. Why websites like Match.com don't allow you to truly see whether or not you can connect with someone on an authentic level. Her past event company, Yoga Dates, in Denver, Colorado and how they helped give people the permission to bond and talk over their passion for yoga. How mindfulness can help you create a more enriching experience in relationships in addition to the natural chemistry and attraction you have with someone else. The signs that will tell you whether or not you can trust someone from a dating app. Variable awards on MeetMindful and why the ultimate goal is to help people find a wonderful relationship so that they can leave the app. Why you should listen to your body and not your mind to tell you what you feel in the moment and more importantly, with someone else. How companies can improve their communications tactics between employees by being more mindful and open about emotions. Why a relationship with someone new can actually help you grow and heal. Ghosting and how it's become something acceptable in our society even though it shouldn't be accepted at all. How to nicely say to someone that the relationship just isn't going to work out. Power Quotes From The Show "There's always going to be work to do in a relationship, but you get to choose who you want to do it with. You and your partner have to learn how to be in conflict together. So, if doing that work and being in conflict together always brings out the worst in both of you, that tells you something about your relationship." - Amy Baglan "I've always had this desire that people show up as their authentic self rather than put on a front or be superficial. I can't connect with others when they're not being true about themselves." - Amy Baglan "I always urge people to look at how a potential partner acts and not pay attention to what they say. The way that people show up in the world, their behavior, and how they treat other people including yourself cannot be filtered by words." - Amy Baglan "Dating apps are almost like a trigger happy, fast food style atmosphere where there's almost too many options and choices. This is teaching younger generations that this is all there is. They learn that people can be disposable and that the quantity of connections over quality is better." - Amy Baglan "If all a person does is share pictures of selfies on a dating app and they only care about what their body looks like, then they probably don't value anything else about themselves. If that's the case, then I certainly don't think they're going to value much else about myself either." - Amy Baglan Links From Today's Show: MeetMindful Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube Amy Baglan: LinkedIn Twitter Amy Baglan - Mindful Dating on the Untangle Podcast Mindful Dating is Now a Thing - And This Buzzy New App is Here to Prove It 5 Rules for Mindful Dating & Relationship-Intention Setting this Holiday Season by Amy Baglan Variable Rewards: Want To Hook Users? Drive Them Crazy Emotional Expressions Beyond Facial Muscle Actions. A Call for Studying Autonomic Signals and Their Impact on Social Perception Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur Arielle Ford Conscious Leadership Group Internet Dating Conference Double Your Dating Success 3.0 Summit Institution for Integrated Nutrition Wellness Force Community WFR #149 Johnny Blackburn WFR #048 Nir Eyal About Amy Baglan Amy Baglan is the Founder of MeetMindful, an online dating site where mindful singles connect with one another to find true love. MeetMindful is a relationships company that inspires people to make meaningful connections every day. They are not only a dating app, but a meeting ground for people who want to live their happiest, healthiest lives—and connect with others who feel the same. 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Today, on the Early-Stage Founder Show, I'm talking with , the Founder and CEO at where she and her team are on a mission to evolve the dating industry.  Amy is one of the sharpest CEOs that I've spoken with and she has used those talents to grow 400% in the last 12-months, hitting nearly 1 million users.  In our chat, we talk about how MeetMindful has used a team of more than 30 writers to produce 2,000 original articles as both a value-add to their members and a top-of-funnel acquisition channel.  We also cover the importance of being authentic with your users, how to effectively survey them, and how to focus on the right priorities as you scale.  Amy may not be a B2B SaaS founder, but with her experience and depth of knowledge, this is an interview that everybody can learn from.

Amy‘s dating app, MeetMindful, has almost 1 million members. It is one of the fastest growing dating sites in the world, and is connecting like-minded singles interested in mindful living, health and wellness, and personal growth (unlike the typical swipe dating apps).   Based in Denver, MeetMindful is a Techstars Boulder alumni, has grown to 16 employees, and has raised $3.7 million in capital from top investors, and world-renowned mindfulness teacher, Tara Brach.   Amy's journey towards mindful living started after years of growing early-stage startups in New York. She wanted to put that same ambition and drive inwards towards herself, so she quit her job, sold all her possessions, and bought a one-way ticket to travel through India, Thailand, Bali, and Cambodia for an entire year to expand her mind, body, and spirit.   Attend my one-day conference January 27th in Pittsburgh.   Amy’s Challenge; Look up and start paying attention to the world around you. See if it makes you feel more connected to the world around you.   Books The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks Lean Startup by Eric Ries The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss Feminine Genius by LiYana Silver Mating in Captivity & The State of Affairs by Esther Perel Come As You Are by The 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership: A New Paradigm for Sustainable Success by Jim Dethmer & Diana Chapman   Connect with Amy 2-Day Free Trial   If you liked this interview, check out my other top episodes.

Meet Mindful founder Amy Baglan shares the creative insight that sparked a massive new approach to dating that's sweeping the nation. She discusses how to stay balanced in mind, body and spirit amidst the heavy demands of being a CEO. If you ever wanted to know how to stay grounded and remain productive, there are some gems in here for you.

Amy Baglan is on a mission to evolve the online dating world. Using her startup experience and her passion for yoga and the mindful life, she founded YogaDates in 2012, which grew into the online dating site MeetMindful. MeetMindful is a place where individuals can connect with people interested in health and wellness, mindfulness, personal growth, or spirituality. Our host, Andy Horning, sat down with Amy to learn more about the seeds of MeetMindful and how it has impacted her own dating life.

Amy is a passionate, cause-driven entrepreneur on a mission to evolve the dating industry. Five years ago, Amy left a thriving life in New York City to explore the world. She studied with masters of yoga, meditation, Buddhism and more and noticed that there was one common thread connecting the people she met: mindfulness. Amy moved to Denver, Colorado inspired to create something that brings those people together in an intentional, authentic way. Guided by her deep-rooted belief that authentic relationships and connections are the fastest way to personal growth, she founded MeetMindful.com for the millions of people who desire deep, meaningful relationships with a like-minded partner. Guiding Principle, Quote or Mantra If you and / or your partner are in a triggered state, nothing is going to go well. When you can find compassion for where your partner is, good or bad, then everything will fall into place. It is not easy. When you can ask what to do next from your heart instead of from the triggered ego / head state makes a huge difference. When You Tripped Up Amy did not know how to be in partnership until recently.  She was trying to be the best person she could be, but that is different from being the best partner she can be. In the past Amy cared more about letting her partner know that she felt injured or that whatever they did wasn’t right and how badly that felt, than about remedying the situation. She felt compelled to walk them through what they did that made her feel so bad, because if they just understood, then maybe they wouldn’t do it again. This got her in trouble a lot. Proudest moment in partnership  Amy’s relationship with her boyfriend, Joe, is definitely it for her. What she has experienced in her own personal growth is largely a result of their partnership.  The appreciation they each show the other for all the daily stuff that has to happen in life is inspiring. And instead of taking it for granted, making sure they know how much they appreciate it. The more she appreciates Joe for what he does, the more those things happen. What is the best partnership / relationship advice you have ever received? Amy was talking with Arielle Ford asking where are all the conscious men? Arielle said, “guys are spiritual and conscious and mindful in their own ways and it is not always going to be what you do as a woman.” Best Partnership Resource Alison Armstrong's programs at Understandmen.com (http://understandmen.com/?SSAID=449360) Interview Links - MeetMindful.com (http://meetmindful.com) Amy's Facebook Link (http://facebook.com/meetmindful) Amy’s Twitter Link (http://twitter.com/meetmindful) (https://speakingofpartnership.com/092-amy-baglan/)

Amy Baglan is the founder of Meet Mindful, an online dating site where mindful singles connect with one another to find true love. Amy shares why she created a business for people who value healthy living, yoga, meditation, and authentic connections, and why she believes relationships are the fastest way to personal growth.

I'm joined by Amy Baglan, the founder of Meet Mindful, a dating site for people who love the mindful lifestyle and are into activities like yoga, meditation, spirituality, and more. She shares how she built her first business, Yoga Dates, after recognizing a need that she had that wasn't being filled in the market, and how she transitioned that business into Meet Mindful, which takes her original idea to a much bigger level. Here's some of the great stuff you'll learn in this episode: - How Amy found a great niche in a market that’s extremely competitive and established - How she’s developed two thriving businesses around her own needs and interests - How Amy developed her first successful business quickly, simply, and on a shoestring budget - How she leveraged the traffic and customers other businesses already had to grow her own business - When she decided to change her business and start something new, and how she tied her first business into her second - Why Amy decided to seek funding for her new business instead of just bootstrapping - Advice for people who are looking for funding for their idea - How she decided between two very different paths when she was at a crossroads - Why timing is so important to picking the right niche - Personal vs “business” branding, and how to decide which is right for you - Why having a big vision and mentors are key to your success - Why you NEED to test your idea before moving forward with it, and some quick, easy ways to test your idea - Important mindset shifts that have made a huge difference in her life and business

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