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Founder of Auntie Anne's Pretzels, Anne Beiler joins Blake to share the powerful story behind the brand so many grew up loving. Anne reflects on her upbringing in an Amish Mennonite community, where faith, family, and simplicity shaped her early view that life was good and God was harsh. She vulnerably recounts how this belief was challenged through deep personal loss, abuse, and suffering, ultimately transforming her theology into one rooted in the truth that life is hard, but God is good. Through candid conversation, Anne emphasizes the importance of sharing our stories to connect, encourage, and point to redemption, especially for young moms navigating their own faith journeys. In this episode, you'll be able to… Hear the heartbreaking story of a mother's loss and how it reshaped her faith and understanding of God's presence in suffering. Explore the emotional and spiritual impact of grief on marriage, parenting, and community. Learn how unspoken pain, unresolved questions, and the absence of language for grief can shape a person's spiritual journey for decades. Anne is the author of Come to the Table – available everywhere now!To connect with Anne…Website: auntieannebeiler.comInstagram: @auntieanneb Thanks to our sponsors! AquaTru - Get 20% off any aqua purifier when you use code BLAKE on AquaTru.com. AirDoctor - Visit airdoctorpro.com and get up to $300 off an air purifier when you using the code BLAKE and get a FREE 3-year warranty! Fatty15 - Take charge of your health by visiting fatty15.com/BLAKE and using the code HEALTHY to get an extra 15% off your 90-day subscription Starter Kit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This one's a wowzer, my loves.If you've been navigating relationship initiations, feeling the intensity of the times, or wondering how to prepare for what's unfolding on our planet — this conversation is for you.I had the absolute honor of sitting down with the extraordinary Anne Tucker — trance channel for the Angel Collective, Mother of Creation, and Yeshua. She's also the bestselling author of What Comes Next, creator of Business Energetics and the Soul Convergence, and a gifted guide for this moment of massive planetary transformation.Together, we explore what it truly means to walk the path of embodied awakening — with all its beauty, uncertainty, and power. This conversation is both a revelation and a remembrance.In this episode, we dive into:Anne's journey from corporate executive to divine channelThe many ways spiritual gifts express — and how to recognize your ownWhat it actually feels like to channel higher beingsHealing as integration, not fixingThe shadow of spiritual bypassing (and how to spot it)Relationship karma + sacred wounding as a gateway to self-honoringThe solar flash, three days of darkness, and the split in consciousnessWhy connection is the true source of light — and the medicine we need mostAnne also channels a powerful message from the Angel Collective that shook me to my core — and offers a soul activation meant for all of us: “You are starlight. A fragment of solar consciousness. And you shall reunify into wholeness — while embodied.”Connect with Anne:Website: www.annetucker.comSoul Convergence begins June 7Book: What Comes Next: A Channeled Guide to Navigating the Greatest Shift of Our TimeIf you're awakening, remembering, or reclaiming your light — this one will speak directly to your soul. Let's journey! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Anne Robie is a leadership coach, speaker, and founder of Darshan Leadership. A former HR exec with 25+ years of experience, she now helps leaders and changemakers lead with authenticity, using tools like mindfulness, the Enneagram, and embodied practices to create real, lasting impact. Connect with Anne: Website: https://darshanleadership.com Instagram: @annerobie LinkedIn: Anne Robie Podcast: The Perfectly Imperfect Journey (available on major platforms)

Bridging Generations: Helping Seniors Thrive in a Digital World with Anne Goldberg Summary:In this episode of Stay on Course, Julie Riga sits down with Anne Goldberg, an educator dedicated to helping seniors confidently navigate smartphones and digital technology. Anne shares her inspiring story of empowering older adults to stay connected, independent, and engaged, and breaks down her three key ingredients for success when learning new skills later in life: commitment, curiosity, and overcoming fear.Key Takeaways:The importance of commitment and consistent practice when learning new skillsHow curiosity and a willingness to explore new things can stimulate the brain and keep cognitive functions sharpThe power of overcoming fear and embracing new technology to stay connected and engagedThe benefits of staying connected through platforms like FaceTime, Facebook, and LinkedIn for cognitive health and combating lonelinessThe importance of maintaining a sense of humor and taking rest seriously to improve mood and enhance memory retentionKey Ingredients for Success:Patience & Commitment: Learning something new requires practice and consistency. Seniors should practice often and commit to learning step-by-step.Curiosity: Stay curious and open to exploring new things. Curiosity stimulates the brain and keeps cognitive functions sharp.Overcoming Fear: Understanding that not knowing technology doesn't make you less intelligent—it's just a new language to learn.Rest & Humor: Rest strengthens memory, and humor lightens the learning process, making it more enjoyable.Social Connection: Staying connected with loved ones through technology fosters a sense of belonging and improves mental well-being.Purpose & Engagement: Engaging in meaningful connections and tasks gives a sense of purpose, which enhances vitality and longevity.Connect with Anne:Website: www.takethisphoneandshoveit.comAbout Julie Riga:Julie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, and speaker with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry. She is passionate about helping individuals and organizations achieve their goals and improve their overall well-being.Website: www.julieriga.com

Der weibliche Zyklus betrifft nicht nur Frauen – er beeinflusst Teams, Schulen und den Erfolg in Unternehmen. Doch noch immer gibt es viele Mythen und Tabus rund um das Thema. In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Anne Lippold, Zykluscoach und Expertin für Frauengesundheit. Ihr Motto: „Wer Frauen beschäftigt, hat Zyklusthemen im Haus.“Wir beleuchten:

What does it take to live a fearless, fulfilled life? Emmy award-winning broadcaster, keynote speaker, and author Anne Marie Anderson joins host Denis Gianoutsos to discuss how cultivating audacity can help leaders take bold, calculated risks. Drawing from decades in sports broadcasting and leadership, Anne Marie shares insights on navigating male-dominated industries, the power of understanding individual motivations, and the four key barriers that hold us back—fear, time, money, and our inner critic. Tune in to hear how world-class leaders like Phil Jackson inspired her leadership philosophy, why personal connection is crucial for modern leadership, and how to balance urgency with what truly matters.Introduction & Guest BackgroundEmmy-winning broadcaster, keynote speaker, and authorJourney from ESPN to top female play-by-play announcerWhy bold risks are key to leadershipBreaking Barriers in Sports BroadcastingChallenges as a woman in a male-dominated fieldGrowth of female voices in sports mediaLessons from behind and in front of the cameraCultivating Audacity: 4 Leadership BarriersFear, time, money, and the inner criticEvaluating risks vs. reckless decisionsPushing past hesitation into actionLeadership Lessons from Sports & BusinessPlaying to strengths, not fixing weaknessesPhil Jackson's approach to individual motivationBuilding a strong team cultureThe Urgency Fallacy & Work-Life BalanceUrgency vs. true prioritiesStrategies to focus on what mattersSetting boundaries for well-beingThe Future of Leadership & WellnessAdapting to shifting workplace expectationsPersonalization in leadershipPrioritizing human connection in a digital worldKey Quotes:“The willingness to take bold risks is what separates great leaders from the rest.” - Anne Marie Anderson“Fear isn't something to overcome—it's something to make friends with so it doesn't make decisions for you.” - Anne Marie AndersonBook a Strategy Call with Denis https://app.leadingchangepartners.com/widget/bookings/callwithdenisgianoutsosThe 10 Proven Ways to Lead and Thrive in Today's World Executive Guide Featuring 10 Key Themes and 42 Strategic Insights from Worldwide Leaders https://crm.leadingchangepartners.com/10-ways-to-lead Connect with Anne:Website: https://annemarieanderson.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-marie-anderson-3557ab39/Connect with Denis:Email: denis@leadingchangepartners.comWebsite: www.LeadingChangePartners.com Facebook:

In this episode, Anne Rajoo, a Peaceful Productivity Mentor, takes over the hosting, she shares her insights on how female entrepreneurs can achieve their goals without succumbing to burnout. Through daily practices and energy management, Anna emphasizes the importance of sustaining peak performance and inner peace for long-term success. Drawing from her personal experiences, she challenges the conventional time-management wisdom and introduces a more mindful and flexible approach to productivity. Anna discusses the concept of an 'energy bank account' and sheds light on optimizing work by understanding one's energy cycles. Additionally, practical tips such as automating, delegating, and eliminating tasks, as well as time blocking and batch working, are covered to help listeners create a more harmonized and efficient workday. This holistic approach to productivity not only enhances business performance but also aligns with personal well-being and happiness. 00:00 Introduction to Peaceful Productivity 01:45 The Unsustainable Hustle Culture 03:27 Discovering Peaceful Productivity 05:47 Energy Management vs. Time Management 08:02 Practical Tips for Energy Management 13:42 Batching and Theme Days 16:17 Client Success Stories 18:12 Conclusion and Resources Connect with Anne: Website: //www.annerajoo.com/ Instagram: @_annerajoo_ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-rajoo-9333a931/ Wheel of Peaceful Productivity Peaceful Productivity Pod

Let's end this week with another incredible guest and industry expert, Anne Reinke of the Intermodal Association of North America (IANA)! In this episode, Anne talks about the challenges within the intermodal freight market, the critical role of industry associations in advocacy and support, IANA's legislative priorities, improving supply chain efficiency and port competitiveness, the necessity for better visibility in rail transportation, and more!    About Anne Reinke Anne Reinke became the Intermodal Association of North America's third President & CEO in December of 2024.  Immediately preceding her appointment at IANA, Anne was President & CEO of the Transportation Intermediaries Association for four years.  Anne has a long career in transportation policy, with a stint at the Association of American Railroads, 16 years at CSX Corporation, eight of which as Vice-President for Government Affairs, and a political appointment as a Deputy Assistant Secretary at the U.S. Department of Transportation.  She received a B.A. from Rice University in Houston, TX and a J.D. from Wake Forest School of Law in Winston-Salem, NC.  She is a Washington, DC native; she, her husband, her two sons and her dog live in Alexandria, VA.    Connect with Anne Website: https://intermodal.org/  IANA Intermodal Expo: https://intermodal.org/intermodalexpo  IANA Business Meeting: https://intermodal.org/business-meeting  

Have you been hesitating, overthinking, or waiting for permission to pursue the life you truly want? On this episode of This Is Woman's Work, we're diving into the art of living boldly and taking risks that ignite your passions. Our guest, Anne Marie Anderson, is the embodiment of audacity. She's a three-time Emmy Award-winning broadcaster, author of Cultivating Audacity, and keynote speaker who built her remarkable career by embracing bold risks and breaking barriers. Fresh out of college, Anne Marie stepped into ESPN's offices and forged her path to becoming one of the most experienced female play-by-play announcers in the country. Along the way, she covered some of the world's top athletes, coaches, and executives, learning how boldness creates opportunity and success. In this episode, Anne Marie shares her proven system for confronting fear, overcoming hesitation, and stepping into your power. Whether it's a career move, creative project, or personal goal, this conversation will inspire you to take up space, claim what's yours, and live boldly. As Anne Marie reminds us: "The only people who never upset anyone are the ones who never do anything at all." Connect with Anne:  Website: https://annemarieanderson.com/  Book: https://www.amazon.com.au/Cultivating-Audacity-Dismantle-Doubt-Risks/dp/1646871693 IG: https://www.instagram.com/annemarieandersontv/ LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-marie-anderson-3557ab39/ Related Podcast Episodes: 7 Keys To Unlock Your Dynamic Drive with Molly Fletcher | 229 How To Defy Expectations with Dr. Sunita Sah | 271 093 / The Audacity To Be Queen with Gina DeVee Share the Love: If you found this episode insightful, please share it with a friend, tag us on social media, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform!

Do you have unconventional ideas for your business, but worry you won't succeed by stepping outside the box? You have to be brave and trust your gut in order to reach your business's potential. But you can only do that if you're willing to stand out. And that means embracing your authentic self and your inner weirdness … that's where your best ideas come from. And it's what makes you different from the competition.  You can't be concerned about what other people think. In fact, that's a kiss of death in business.   In this episode of ‘Be the Wolf,' Genea talks with Dr. Anne Dranitsaris, about her unconventional journey. She went from hitchhiking across Europe to becoming a top psychotherapist, relationship and leadership coach, and author. Dr. Anne talks leaned into things that are a little more mainstream now but were considered VERY weird in the 70s and 80s. She shares how she sometimes had to package those ideas in more conventional wrappers to get people to take a bite.  This episode will take you down a path of being brave and trusting yourself in order to reach your business potential. You'll also learn how mindfulness and managing stress will boost productivity. And how emotional intelligence can help entrepreneurs address common struggles like employee management and workplace dynamics. Tune in to get inspired by unconventional paths to business excellence and innovative strategies that go beyond traditional thinking.   Connect with Genea: [free guide] Grow Your Business and Love Doing it with the 3 secrets the business gurus NEVER talk about: http://bethewolfgift.com/ Website: http://bethewolfnow.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/geneabarnes/    Connect with Anne: Website: http://www.annedranitsaris.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annedranitsaris/ Books: https://shorturl.at/NdNG5   About Anne's writing: Anne's writing reflects her commitment to making complex psychological concepts accessible and actionable. She has authored over 75 publications, including: Power Past the Imposter Syndrome – A comprehensive guide to overcoming self-doubt and embracing authenticity. Who Are You Meant to Be? – A step-by-step guide to achieving your true potential, blending neuropsychology and personality type. The Become Who You Are Meant to Be trilogy – Focused on personal, relational, and career transformation. Maximizing Your Potential series – 4 16-book collections offering tailored insights for each MBTI® personality type. Her work has been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine, USA Today, The New York Post, Huffington Post, and many other platforms. All of her books can be found on Amazon.com

Most people see their limitations as barriers, but for Anne Mahlum, they were stepping stones. Raised in North Dakota, she grew up watching the challenges caused by addiction and instability, but instead of letting that define her, she turned it into fuel for transformation. From founding the nonprofit "Back on My Feet" to selling her company Solidcore for $98.4 million, Anne's journey is a testament to resilience, impact, and betting on yourself. In this episode, Anne shares her evolution from running alone on the streets of Philadelphia to running a nationwide fitness empire, helping countless people not just get fit, but transform how they view themselves. She also shares what it's like to lead with courage, create a culture of accountability, and truly build from the ground up—not just in business, but in life and love.  Get ready to learn about the power of betting on yourself, why money is simply a trophy for the impact we create, and how to keep pushing boundaries even when the world tells you to play small. "76 percent of people have regret at the end of their life, not because of what they said, not because of what they did, but because of what they didn't do." ~ Anne Mahlum In this Episode: - Growing up in North Dakota and early motivations - How she created a strong culture at Back on My Feet - Mastering negotiation and fundraising - How she developed courage - Taking risks and betting on herself - Overcoming self-doubt and embracing ambition - Scaling and delegating for success - The $98M exit: how it really feels - Personal growth and relationship dynamics - What's next for Anne? About Anne Mahlum:  Anne Mahlum is an accomplished entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and the founder of multiple impactful businesses, including the popular fitness brand Solidcore. Known for her visionary leadership and passion for empowering individuals to unlock their potential, Anne has transformed the way people approach fitness and personal growth. Her journey, which includes overcoming personal adversity and turning it into a mission of resilience and inspiration, has inspired thousands to embrace discipline, self-confidence, and inner strength. Anne's insights on business, health, and fulfillment have made her a sought-after speaker and thought leader in personal development and wellness. Connect with Anne:  Website: https://www.annemahlum.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annemahlum/    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-mahlum/ Promotional Link: https://winwhereitmatters.life/ Where to find me: IG: https://www.instagram.com/jen_gottlieb/    TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jen_gottlieb     Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jenleahgottlieb    Website: https://jengottlieb.com/    My business: https://www.superconnectormedia.com/     YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jen_gottlieb

Today, we discuss the crucial and often overlooked aspects of health care and long-term care during and after divorce. My guest, Anne McGuire, is a true expert with a multifaceted background, including nursing, home care, and extensive experience in the insurance industry. Anne shares her remarkable journey from riding an ambulance as a teenager to founding Health Care Pathfinder LLC, a firm dedicated to providing health and long-term care advice, advocacy, and management.Throughout the conversation, Anne reveals invaluable considerations for anyone going through a divorce, especially regarding health insurance coverage. She explains the critical differences between COBRA and individual marketplace plans and highlights the importance of understanding your needs and options. Anne's advice includes long-term care insurance, emphasizing its potential to protect individuals from the significant costs of elder care while ensuring peace of mind for families.Listeners are encouraged to review their existing insurance policies, understand their coverage options, and consider how long-term care insurance might fit into their financial and care planning. She also underscores the necessity of having proper legal documents and an advocate to support you during life's unexpected turns.This episode is packed with expert advice from someone who truly understands the complexities of health care and insurance. Join us as we talk about these essential aspects of post-divorce life, ensuring you're informed and empowered to make the best decisions for your health and future. About the Guest:Anne McGuire is the founder of Healthcare Pathfinder, LLC, a Health and Long-Term Care Advice, Advocacy and Management Firm. Anne has a passion for helping individuals, families, and employees find, understand, manage and advocate for their benefits and care needs. She is a Registered Nurse and Certified Case Manager with over 40+ years of experience in the healthcare industry. Her broad multi-disciplined background includes the following: Intensive Care Nurse; Home Care Case Manager and Clinical Supervisor; Managed Care Case Manager and Utilization Review Nurse; and Healthcare Appeals/Negotiation Specialist. Anne is a member of the Case Management Society of America; Aging Life Care Association (New England board director and advanced professional member); the Alliance of Professional Healthcare Advocates; serves on local boards and a member of several professional network groups. Anne resides in Darien, CT with her husband and has two adult children.For Anne's gift: https://healthcarepathfinder.com/resources/To connect with Anne:Website: https://healthcarepathfinder.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/healthcarepathfinder/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/healthcarepathfinder/About the Host: Mardi Winder-Adams is an ICF and BCC Executive and Leadership Coach, Certified Divorce Transition Coach, Certified Divorce Specialist (CDS®) and a Credentialed Distinguished Mediator in Texas. She has worked with women in executive, entrepreneur, and leadership roles, navigating personal, life, and professional transitions. She is the founder of Positive Communication Systems, LLC, and host of Real Divorce Talks, a quarterly series designed to provide education and inspiration to women at all stages of divorce. Are you interested in learning more about your divorce priorities? Take the quiz "The Divorce Stress Test".Connect with Mardi on...

Send us a textIn today's episode, I'm thrilled to sit down with the brilliant Anne van Dam, an educator, leader, and consultant with a wealth of experience working in schools across the globe. And in our conversation, Anne shares her unique journey—from her early days as a learner to her current work helping schools and organizations build cultures that bring out the best in everyone.Although she's most recognized for her expertise in early years learning, Anne's knowledge spans far beyond that as she brings deep insights into leadership, team culture, collaboration, and what it takes to help schools thrive in today's ever-changing educational landscape.Anne opens up about her personal journey—reflecting on how her early learning experiences shaped her as an educator and leader. We also discuss whether or not school helped her discover her passion and what might have better supported her learning during her formative years.Having worked extensively in a variety of schools and roles around the world, Anne has invaluable perspectives on the role of culture in schools and organizations, so hearing that in mind, we also explore how the relationships we build shape the environments we create and the conditions necessary to foster a culture that elevates everyone involved.We also dive into how the best educators and leaders use language to inspire and empower those around them and how the words we choose—especially in key moments—can have a profound impact on success.Another key theme we discuss is the power of personal narrative—how the stories we tell ourselves shape not only our mindset but also our learning and growth. Anne reflects on the pivotal moments in her life that shifted her perspective and helped her evolve as a wife, parent, educator, and leader.Even if you're not an educator, there's plenty in this episode that will help you understand the need for continuous growth and learning in life—and how to prioritize what truly matters.I encourage you to connect with Anne—after hearing today's episode. You can find out more about her in the show notes. Although Anne has been a guest on the podcast before, this is our first face-to-face interview, which we recorded last weekend in Budapest, Hungary. It was such a pleasure meeting her in person and getting to know her better. Thanks for listening. Anne's BioAnne van Dam is an experienced educator and educational consultant who is deeply passionate about the role of play in children's learning process. She believes in the power of documentation as a tool for educators to reflect on and grow in their practice by exploring the various threads, ideas, and connections that underpin children's investigations.Throughout her career, Anne has held various roles in the field of education, including teacher, curriculum coordinator, head of school, and vice-principal. Her international experience includes working in schools located in China, Singapore, Switzerland, and The Netherlands. Anne's passion for education and dedication to empowering educators and young learners led her to collaborate with the International Baccalaureate (IB) regional office in The Hague, where she worked with the PYP (Primary Years Programme) development team on the IB PYP review. Her focus areas during this collaboration included learner agency, early years education, inquiry-based learning, and aspects of creating a strong learning community.Since 2015, Anne has been working as an independent educational consultant. Her primary goal is to support schools and educators in developing a shared pedagogy that recognizes and honors young children as incredible learners and meaning makers.Connect with Anne:Website

Anne Pinkerton joins Let's Talk Memoir for a conversation about processing the loss of her older brother David, how brothers and sisters get short shrift when it comes to grief in our culture, her Writing Through Loss workshops, disenfranchised grief, when family members are private people, owning our story, taking breaks, giving ourselves grace, and learning how to take care of ourselves when writing about grief, treating our characters with love and care, when family doesn't read our memoirs, feeling protective of our own experience, and her memoir Were You Close? A Sister's Quest to Know the Brother She Lost.   Also in this episode: -bereavement writing group -how grief messes with our executive function -providing consolation for other grieving siblings   Books mentioned in this episode: The Empty Room by Elizabeth Davida Rayburn Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion Wild by Cheryl Strayed  Into Thin Air by John Krakauer History of a Suicide by Jill Invisible Sisters Jessica Handler 100 Tricks Any Boy Can Do by Kim Stafford   Anne Pinkerton is the author of Were You Close? a sister's quest to know the brother she lost (Vine Leaves Press, 2023). Her essays and poems have appeared in the Boston Globe, Hippocampus Magazine, Modern Loss, “Beautiful Things” at River Teeth Journal, and Sunlight Press, among other publications, as well as the anthologies The Pandemic Midlife Crisis: Gen X Women on the Brink and Nothing Divine Dies: A Poetry Anthology About Nature. She holds an MFA in creative nonfiction from Bay Path University and pays the bills as a marketing communications professional.  Connect with Anne: Website: https://annepinkertonwriter.com/ Were You Close? https://annepinkertonwriter.com/the-book/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnnePinkertonWriter Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/annepinkertonwriter TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@annepinkertonwriter   – Ronit's writing has appeared in The Atlantic, The Rumpus, The New York Times, The Iowa Review, Hippocampus, The Washington Post, Writer's Digest, American Literary Review, and elsewhere. Her memoir WHEN SHE COMES BACK about the loss of her mother to the guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and their eventual reconciliation was named Finalist in the 2021 Housatonic Awards Awards, the 2021 Indie Excellence Awards, and was a 2021 Book Riot Best True Crime Book. Her short story collection HOME IS A MADE-UP PLACE won Hidden River Arts' 2020 Eludia Award and the 2023 Page Turner Awards for Short Stories. She earned an MFA in Nonfiction Writing at Pacific University, is Creative Nonfiction Editor at The Citron Review, and lives in Seattle with her family where she teaches memoir workshops and is working on her next book. More about Ronit: https://ronitplank.com Sign up for monthly podcast and writing updates: https://bit.ly/33nyTKd Substack: https://substack.com/@ronitplank Newsletter sign-up: https://ronitplank.com/#signup   Follow Ronit: https://www.instagram.com/ronitplank/ https://twitter.com/RonitPlank https://www.facebook.com/RonitPlank   Background photo credit: Photo by Patrick Tomasso on Unsplash Headshot photo credit: Sarah Anne Photography Theme music: Isaac Joel, Dead Moll's Fingers

"It's not just about the goals we set, it's about understanding who we set them for and why they truly matter."In this episode of Business is Human podcast, host Rebecca Fleetwood Hession sits down with a career advisor and executive coach for women, Anne Shoemaker. She emphasizes the non-linear paths to success, the power of grace and humanity in the workplace, and practical steps for those contemplating career transitions. Anne also shared the impact of her sports background on her professional mindset, stressing the value of learning from both success and failure.Tune in for an honest, uplifting conversation about bringing more humanity to the workplace, making genuine connections, and fostering a growth mindset.In this episode, you'll learn:Recognize that career journeys don't have to follow a traditional path by finding inspiration and joy in your work to guide your decisionsThe importance of starting cannot be overstressed, as action leads to valuable data points and information that can help guide further stepsAdopt a growth mindset and view failures as opportunities to learn by breaking down fears into smaller, manageable steps to make them less dauntingThings to listen for:00:00 Intro00:51 Meet Anne Shoemaker02:02 Anne's career journey and mentorship04:03 Empowering women in their careers04:55 The non-linear path to success11:35 The role of failure in growth15:43 Grace and humanity in business24:33 Navigating career transitions29:37 Dealing with failure and fear32:32 Taking action and moving forwardConnect with Anne:Website: https://anneshoemaker.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-shoemaker-greensboro/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/careeradvisoranne/Connect with Rebecca:https://linktr.ee/rebeccafleetwoodhessionauthor

In this episode of Eating Glass, we sit down with Anne Mahlum, founder of Back on My Feet and SolidCore. Anne shares her incredible journey from growing up in North Dakota with an addict father, to starting a running club for the homeless, and ultimately building a nationwide fitness empire. Discover how Anne's personal struggles fueled her drive to create impactful businesses, and learn the secrets behind scaling and maintaining a successful company. Tune in to hear about her unique approach to community building, overcoming challenges, and her vision for the future.Chapters:[00:00:00] Anne's Early Life and Challenges[00:00:11] Podcast Introduction[00:01:40] Ramp Sponsorship[00:02:40] Anne's Background[00:04:15] Starting a Running Club[00:06:00] Scaling Back on My Feet[00:07:52] Discovering Pilates and SolidCore[00:09:55] Early Stages of SolidCore[00:11:00] Building Community in Fitness[00:12:15] Nonprofits vs. For-Profits[00:13:30] Marketing and Brand Niches[00:15:15] Retention and Success Metrics[00:16:30] Brick and Mortar Challenges[00:18:45] Scaling and Geographic Expansion[00:21:00] Vertical Integration and Innovation[00:23:00] Community Building Strategies[00:25:30] Trust and Customer Relationships[00:27:15] Fitness Trends and Resilience[00:31:00] Selling a Company[00:35:15] Taking Money Off the Table[00:39:00] Money and Success Philosophy[00:43:00] Future Aspirations and Advising[00:47:45] Selling to Private Equity[00:52:15] Problem Solving and Leadership[00:56:00] Rapid Fire Questions[01:00:15] Episode Wrap-UpABOUT THE HOSTS:Will Nitze is the Founder & CEO at IQBAR - America's leading "brain + body" nutrition startup. With minimal funding, Will has taken IQBAR from zero locations and zero in revenue in 2018 to 10,000+ doors and a projected $50 million in sales in 2024.Joe Lemay founded Rocketbook with business partner Jake Epstein. After being featured on “Shark Tank”, where the sharks passed on a chance to invest – Joe would go on to grow Rocketbook and sell it to BIC for 40 million dollars just three years later.Connect with Anne:Website: https://www.annemahlum.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annemahlum/?hl=enLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-mahlum/

Anne Gudger joins Let's Talk memoir for a conversation about loss and choosing love every day, giving grief a microphone, voice-driven writing and breaking structure rules, essays for platform-building, holding both the raw experience and the long view, the legacy of shame and becoming unstuck, shifting energy in our bodies, and the metaphysical and spiritual components of her memoir The Fifth Chamber.   Also in this episode: -journaling as source material -normalizing grief -taking care ourselves when working on painful material   Books mentioned in this episode: Chronology of Water by Lidia Yuknavitch Bluets by Maggie Nelson Group by Christie Tate   Anne Gudger is a memoir/essay writer who writes hard and loves harder. She's the author of THE FIFTH CHAMBER, published by Jaded Ibis Press September 2023. She's been published in multiple journals including The Rumpus, Real Simple Magazine, Tupelo Quarterly, Sweet Lit, Cutthroat, CutBank, Columbia Journal, The Normal School, Los Angeles Review, and elsewhere. She's won four essay contests and has been a Best of the Net Nominee twice. March 2020 she and her daughter founded Coffee and Grief: a community that includes a monthly reading series. Everybody grieves and when we share grief we feel less alone. She also co-created the podcast: Coffee, Grief, and Gratitude. She lives in Portland, Oregon with her beloved husband.    Connect with Anne: Website: https://www.annegudger.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annegudger/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anne.gudger Get Anne's Book: https://bit.ly/3nZIvEy Write Your Grief Out: https://writeyourgriefout.thinkific.com/courses/writeyourgriefoutOct   — Ronit's writing has appeared in The Atlantic, The Rumpus, The New York Times, The Iowa Review, Hippocampus, The Washington Post, Writer's Digest, American Literary Review, and elsewhere. Her memoir WHEN SHE COMES BACK about the loss of her mother to the guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and their eventual reconciliation was named Finalist in the 2021 Housatonic Awards Awards, the 2021 Indie Excellence Awards, and was a 2021 Book Riot Best True Crime Book. Her short story collection HOME IS A MADE-UP PLACE won Hidden River Arts' 2020 Eludia Award and the 2023 Page Turner Awards for Short Stories. She earned an MFA in Nonfiction Writing at Pacific University, is Creative Nonfiction Editor at The Citron Review, and lives in Seattle with her family where she teaches memoir workshops and is working on her next book. More about Ronit: https://ronitplank.com   Sign up for monthly podcast and writing updates: https://bit.ly/33nyTKd Substack: https://substack.com/@ronitplank Newsletter sign-up: https://ronitplank.com/#signup   Follow Ronit: https://www.instagram.com/ronitplank/ https://twitter.com/RonitPlank https://www.facebook.com/RonitPlank Background photo credit: Photo by Patrick Tomasso on Unsplash Headshot photo credit: Sarah Anne Photography Theme music: Isaac Joel, Dead Moll's Fingers

Emotion Focused Therapy with Dr Anna OldershawWelcome to the Business of Psychology podcast. In this series, we're exploring the different ways that psychologists and therapists can work in independent practice. One thing I've come to appreciate over the past few years is how beneficial it can be for professional fulfilment and building your personal authority to maintain connections to a university. Dr. Anna Oldershaw is a clinical psychologist working independently and as a reader in clinical psychology at the Salomons Institute for Applied Psychology, which is part of Canterbury Christchurch University, and it's where I trained as a clinical psychologist. I've known Anna for a little while, as we've been working together on the marketing strategy for the emotion focused therapy courses that Anna convenes and teaches on at Salomons. Before I met Anna, I really didn't know very much about EFT, but when I started reading up on emotion focused therapy and I heard Anna describe the difference that it's made to clients, I got really excited about the possibility that it holds, especially for clients that might not get the most benefit from some of the talking therapies. So I'm really pleased to have Anna here today to talk to us about emotion focused therapy, EFT.Full show notes and a transcript of this episode are available at The Business of PsychologyLinks for Anne:Website: emotionspeaks.co.ukEmail: anna.oldershaw@canterbury.ac.ukEFT Links:Salomons; Emotion Focused TherapyEmotion Focused Therapy (emotionspeaks.co.uk)Training in Emotion Focused Therapy (emotionspeaks.co.uk)The next Core Skills Training runs at Salomons from 17th -20th June 2024 and can be directly booked here. Early bird discount is available until 31st March. The Advanced Empathy Workshop which focuses on how we communicate empathy and use our empathic resonance in therapy is useful for those who want to explore how to maximise the impact of their therapist empathy on client process. It is online on 25th and 26th April and can be booked here. People can contact the EFT Institute on EFTI@canterbury.ac.ukPassive Income Workshop:The Passive Income Workshop is happening on Monday the 25th of March at 7pm live. I'm running the workshop on how to bring passive income into your practice, so you can create more space. It's honest, with no get rich quick promises, but I will share what's worked for me and the many psychologists and therapists that I've supported to bring passive income into their practice. Crucially, I'll also...

Startups might have big dreams and big goals…but they don't always have a big budget. Joining us on the show this week to address this problem is Anne Laffin, CEO and founder of Thin Marketing.    Anne shares her insights on how early-stage companies can overcome the hurdle of raising awareness with limited resources. Laffin emphasizes the importance of organic strategies such as websites, social media, email marketing, and word of mouth to spread the word about a startup's existence. The conversation also touches on the common problem of mixed messaging and disorganization that primarily stems from first-time founders not used to being CEOs or running companies.   Whether you need help making a dollar stretch further, curating an authentic message for your audience, or perfecting your email marketing strategy, Anne delivers some super-helpful tips you can start today.  Episode Highlights: The biggest challenges startups face How to set realistic user acquisition goals The importance of credibility Why email marketing remains king Organic growth vs. paid social media ads Why you shouldn't underestimate communicating with your audience Favorite Quote: “Being credible is always a thing and will never go out of fashion.” Connect with Anne: Website: https://www.finmarketingm.com/  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alaffin/ Email: anne@finmarketkingm.com     Stay Connected: Connect with Matt and Luigi on Instagram: @matthew.r.meehan @luigi_rosabianca @theLiquidLunchProject @ShieldAdvisoryGroup Visit The Liquid Lunch Project website and subscribe to The Weekly, our Friday morning newsletter, for all the latest in the world of finance, tech, small business, and more. www.theliquidlunchproject.com Make sure you never miss an episode — check out The Liquid Lunch Project on Apple Podcasts, and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review.

Entrepreneurship can be both an inspiring and challenging journey. The Business Building Boutique has a community of empowered and like-minded women to lean on for emotional support as you build your coaching business. As coaches, we're all working to have a meaningful, lasting impact in the world, no matter what our niche is.In this episode, I sat down with a client, fellow coach, and friend, Anne Thomas. Anne specializes in helping midlife women navigate the changing dynamics of the empty nest phase and supports them in creating a fulfilling next chapter. Listen to learn more about the marketing that Anne does to support her successful coaching business.Learn more about Anne's journey and how she provides support to her clients by tuning in to this inspiring and insightful conversation!Welcome to the Life Coach Business Building Podcast! Join me as I teach you simple (organic) strategies to gain more paid clients in your life coaching business. From designing, pricing, and selling your coaching offers, I have it all covered. My goal is to inspire you to take simple, consistent action to grow your coaching business. So, if you're ready to be a well-respected life coach with paid clients, this podcast is for you!

I had the immense privilege to connect with Anne Mok through a Jilly Academy virtual alumni event. The Jilly Academy is an online platform curated for small business owners, entrepreneurs, aspiring influencers and anyone who is wanting to learn the ins and outs of brand strategy, influencer marketing, content creation, photography, digital storytelling and so much more. During the event, Anne spoke about the work that she does and how the JIlly Academy courses supported her with this work. What she shared about accessibility and social media made me realize that I had A LOT more to learn so I reached out to Anne following the event and I am so glad that I did!  Anne is a creator, advocate and blind storyteller. Leveraging her influential presence on social media, Anne actively utilizes her platform to bring education and awareness to the blind and visually impaired community. She started her business, Purpose in View, to inspire a barrier-free world, with a clear vision and purpose to live to your full potential. Anne's recent TEDx talk, Blind Sighted, is a testament to her unwavering belief that true inclusion is not only attainable but necessary in our world today.   Listen in as we talk about: [2:55] The journey that led Anne to start Purpose in View [5:50] Receiving a life-changing diagnosis [11:55] What it means to be a digital storyteller [15:30] Takeaways from Anne's TEDx talk [21:25] How accessible are social media platforms really? [26:40] Three things we can do to make our social media posts more accessible [35:35] Opportunities and resources to learn about during Blindness Awareness Month in October [39:50] Anne's favorite teachers [42:40] What Anne is most proud of   Connect with Anne: Website: https://purposeinview.com Instagram: @purposeinview https://www.instagram.com/purposeinview/ Facebook: @purposeinview https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100071325735929 TikTok: @purposeinview https://www.tiktok.com/@purposeinview TEDx Talk: Anne Mok - Blind Sighted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9IaJp5TLzA   Shared by Anne: October is Blindness Awareness Month World Sight Day always falls on the second Thursday of October. This year it is on Thursday, October 12 2023.  In the US, October 15 is White Cane Awareness Day and Blind Americans Equality Day. Resources to get involved and learn more:  Follow: #WorldSightDay on social media World Sight Day: https://www.iapb.org/world-sight-day/ CNIB: Canadian National Institute for the Blind: https://www.cnib.ca Fighting Blindness Canada: https://www.fightingblindness.ca   Connect with Tiana: Website: https://tianafech.com LinkedIn: Tiana Fech Instagram: @tianafech  Facebook: @tianafech  Book: Online Course Creation 101: A step-by-step guide to creating your first online course    BEING A DIGITAL STORYTELLER Anne shares her enthusiasm for storytelling, highlighting its ability to engage learners of all ages and make content more meaningful. She discusses her role as a digital storyteller, focusing on the use of social media, especially Instagram, to bridge the gap between the sighted and visually impaired communities. Anne acknowledges the importance of technology, particularly smartphones, for the visually impaired community and aims to educate others about the diverse spectrum of blindness.  Through storytelling, she seeks to connect these communities and raise awareness using various digital tools such as music, audio descriptions, and alt text. Anne's approach emphasizes the power of storytelling and technology to convey important messages and promote understanding between different perspectives and experiences.   HOW ACCESSIBLE ARE SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS REALLY? Anne discusses the accessibility of Instagram as a social media platform. She notes that while Instagram has seen rapid growth since its launch in 2010, its accessibility features have been slow to develop. Anne points out that making Instagram accessible often requires users,

On today's show we're excited to talk with longtime NeuroSpark member, Anne Gould-Ruete. Anne is a Health Coach and Board Certified Neurologic Physical Therapist specializing in working with people with Parkinson's and other chronic conditions. She has a passion for supporting people in understanding the foundational aspects of health and wellness and making healthy lifestyle changes that will help them live their best lives.  Although she continues to do a mix of therapy, teaching and health coaching she recently found a desire to go beyond what she was able to do in traditional therapy sessions and build a new business and model that provided her clients with the tools to understand their barriers to a better life and create lasting behavior change. This is a great episode for anyone who wants to work with people beyond a traditional model of care and who is interested in expanding what the healthcare system could look like.  Where you can find Anne: Website: www.envisionptw.com Facebook/instagram @envisionneurowell LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/envision-physical-therapy-and-wellness-llc/

Anne Clarke Wolff is a 30-year transformational leader in the financial services industry with expertise in managing large-scale global businesses and working with companies through financial life cycles – from initial public offerings to mergers and acquisitions. In 2021, Anne founded Independence Point Advisors (“IPA”), a women-owned investment bank and advisory services firm, where she serves as its Chief Executive Officer based in New York. Prior to IPA's launch, Anne spent the majority of her career managing businesses focused on banking relationships, access to capital markets as well as treasury transformation. During her roles building Bank of America's $10B Global Corporate Banking business, and as Head of Sales for JP Morgan's Treasury and Securities Services business, Anne advocated for the integration of technology and banking in driving business results. She also served as Head of North America Corporate Banking at Citigroup and has been repeatedly recognized as one of The Most Powerful Women in Banking by American Banker and Notable Women in Finance by Crain's New York. Listen to this Takin' Care of Lady Business episode with Anne Clarke Wolff about her women-led investment bank, IPA, and how they're striving toward the goal of building diverse financial advisory teams who provide new opportunities and better advice for their clients.  Here is what to expect on this week's show: How and why Anne created IPA and why a positive diversity experience is imperative in the traditional economic industry The basics of an investment bank; raising capital by selling securities, taking companies public, and accomplish their financial goals   IPA's business model when capital basing for large companies that are progressive; wanting to include diverse firms and regularly access the bond market IPA's deep focus on energy transition, consumer relationships, and sustainability (ESG: Environmental, Social, and Governance) investments The importance and benefits of having a venture investor as a female founder Straying away from gender stereotypes within the investment industry The difference between character assassination and performance evaluation Connect with Anne:  Website: https://www.independencepoint.com/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/anneclarkewolff Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you had a good hard look at your business lately? How has your business weathered the recent storms? Is your business financially able to move toward its goal?    These are all things you need to think about as a leader, an entrepreneur, and a business owner!!    Luckily, there are accountants (like my guest today) who can help you determine the financial health of your business and keep track of where it's at and where it's going! Especially if you're one of the millions of business owners who have had to navigate the hard times recently (cough, the pandemic)!   Today, I am talking to the amazing Anna Gannon, CPA, retired pro golfer, and the founder of The Largo Group, a firm specializing in over-delivering for the entrepreneur and business owner.    Anne has a heart for small businesses and is here to share her top tips and expertise on how business owners can navigate financially hard times (like government shutdowns, inflation, new technology, losing money, changing an entire business model, and so much more!) so they can make sure the ship they're sailing is on course towards reaching those big dreams and goals!!    So grab a notebook and pen and hit that play button because there are some juicy tips in this episode! Let's goo!!   Leave a 5 star review on iTunes!    Times to Check Out: [1:00] The benefits of playing professional golf [4:00] When she realized accounting was a skill you can learn [5:00] Understanding what accounting clients actually wanted [6:56] Specializing in accounting for the restaurant industry [8:59] Lessons learned from COVID in the hospitality industry [15:26] How her clients found positivity in the chaos [17:30] Advice for businesses going through turbulent times [19:00] What she challenges her clients with [20:20] How business owners can navigate inflation [25:00] How the restaurant industry has had to adjust and evolve [27:00] The importance of embracing new technology in your industry [30:00] How to track the health of your business   Connect with Anne: Website: https://www.thelargogroup.com/  Podcast: https://www.thelargogroup.com/shotmaker-podcast  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B098BFWSH5/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_NEXV1WEMZQ3Y5G0HZ33Z LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-gannon-529107148/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/THELARGOGROUP/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelargogroup/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClOZZyNtjnrogAMBOeB5n9Q/videos Large Group LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-largo-group/   Join this free training on how to easily pivot your life and business: https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/pivot Send us podcast ideas at info@kelseymarieknutson.com    Links: Show notes: https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/podcast   Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelseymarieknutson/  Hangout on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kelseymarieknutson  Join the online community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/kelseymarieknutson    FREE Workshop to take the guess work out of “what's next?” https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/pivot Work with Kelsey: Ready for your next big pivot? Maybe it's launching that new side hustle or growing your existing business, whatever the chapter Kelsey's here to help you bridge the gap between new idea and achieving your goals! VIP Coaching: https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/vipcoaching Grow Academy: https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/growacademy  Start Smart: https://kelseymarieknutson.mykajabi.com/offers/aoAuAe7M/checkout 

SEO is search engine optimization, and that is how Google finds us, how Google finds our websites. Anne McAuley Lopez shares her three-step process for optimizing your website to rank higher in search results and attract the right target market for your offers. Anne is an SEO content copywriter and content strategist and the founder of Agency Content Writer. Anne has loved writing for as long as she can remember. When corporate America kicked her out in 2010, she decided to pursue her dream of becoming a professional writer. Since that time, she has worked with small and medium-sized businesses across the country. Her specialties include partnering with web designers and developers and writing website and blog content for marketing agencies, placement agencies, recruiters, bookkeepers, home services, financial and legal services, travel, and real estate. When she isn't writing, she is exploring her new city, Charlotte, North Carolina, with her family and their dog. Connect with Anne: Website: https://agencycontentwriter.com Email: anne@agencycontentwriter.com Instagram: @agencycontentwriter LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annemcauleylopez Check out Anne's CML story in her book here: We Don't Get to Ring The Bell: My CML Story ​Learn how Meg Casebolt of Love at First Search can help you with your search engine optimization.Let's Connect! For complete episode transcripts, head over to https://encoreempire.com/podcast Website: https://encoreempire.com Ready to find out what it would be like to get the expert guidance from Carmen & Deirdre that you need to achieve your business goals? Head over to https://vip.encoreempire.com/ebi Register for the FREE Marketing Methodology Workshop: https://encoreempire.com/mmw Business Growth Resources: https://vip.encoreempire.com Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/empireofunstoppablewomen

On today's episode of The Momlife Mindset Podcast, I had the privilege of interviewing Anne Kenny. Drawing from 15 years of experience in user research and design, Anne illustrates her observations and reflections on modern motherhood to visualize and validate what others feel but don't always say. She's inspired by the joys & challenges of life with 2 littles at home, infinite-scrolling supportive conversations with mom friends, and a Masterclass in parenting by her own mother. She also gets an “itch” to visualize insightful or poignant things she hears from others to help promote and amplify their work. Most recently, Anne started Caring Ink to help moms feel seen through all the invisibility of motherhood– infertility, loss, postpartum, breastfeeding/pumping/feeding, invisible labor, returning to work, raising the next generation. Why? Because caregiving is woefully under-appreciated and we want people be more comfortable talking about and celebrating care. In our interview, we dive deep on caregiving, the unseen, the tricky balance of finding support as a mother in the working world and so much more. I absolutely love that we share the common mission of helping moms feel seen in the unseen and I can't wait for you to tune in and hear Anne's story. To connect with Anne: - Website: www.caringink.com Instagram: @caringink Research articles on supporting working parents: https://medium.com/@l.research.co I would be honored if you shared this episode with others in your network. I'd also love to hear from you too and connect further on our stories. If you found this episode valuable, please leave a review, comment below and/or send me a message anytime so we can continue the conversation. To stay connected, here's where you can find me online: Website: https://www.erintrier.com/ Mindset Shop: https://www.erintrier.com/shop Email Contact: erinktrier@gmail.com Business IG: @themomlifemindset Personal IG: @erin.trier Business FB: The Momlife Mindset

In this episode we have Anne Marie Page MS, CCC-SLP. Anne is an ASHA certified speech language pathologist with a Master of Science degree in Speech Language Pathology from Nova Southeastern University. She is an award-winning blogger and international speaker. She has worked as a speech therapist for a Title I school for the past 16 years. She is currently the Assistive Technology Lead serving 19 schools in Phoenix. Anne is passionate about AAC. She loves the challenge of finding the best communication support system for her students. We get into all things! You'll hear us talk about: -Age is just a number! -Increasing your influence -Life comes in seasons -Rethinking age in the view of starting something new Here's where to find Anne: Website: http://beautifulspeechlife.com/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/annempage/ Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/beautifulspeechlife/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautifulspeechlife/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-page-321199143/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwWs1B-o_CwG-PlVjdF5RAA Find and support Danni below for more contents: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speechgoods/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyCXhWiFSIuyq6qefLqievg Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/speechgoods/id1558717077 Enroll in the Start Your Private Practice Program with this link and get The Money Guide for the Self-Employed Clinician ($75 value) FREE! https://www.startyourprivatepractice.com/jv?affiliate=danni21 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Data-driven decisions are a key factor in the success of any modern business. Although larger businesses tend to be very good at making data-driven decisions, this isn't always the case for small business owners. This week on Grow Money Business, we speak with a professional who helps small businesses use the financial data that they can have at their fingertips to make better decisions. Anne Gannon, the principal and the founder of The Largo Group, shares her wisdom on how and why business owners should utilize the power of data to grow their businesses. [02:06] Anne's Story – We start the conversation with a brief look at Anne's career and what her firm, The Largo Group, offers to small businesses. [06:00] Cashflow – Anne shares some trategies for small business owners to analyze the cash flow and review business transactions. [09:56] Budgeting – Anne explains why it's a good exercise for small business owners to create a budget and analyze their business expenses. [15:19] Paying Yourself – Anne dives deep into how and when small business owners should pay themselves. [21:06] Surviving the Pandemic – Anne explains how The Largo Group helped its clients survive through the pandemic. [26:00] SBA Loans – Anne shares her thoughts on the SBA loan program with some pros and cons. [33:33] Growth – Anne explains what small business owners should consider when planning for growth. [36:06] Tax Strategies – Anne shares some tax strategies restaurants and other similar businesses can utilize to minimize their tax liabilities. [43:47] Mindset – Why mindset is a key factor in the success of a business owner and some other business lessons from Anne's career in professional golf.   Resources Connect with Anne: Website: www.thelargogroup.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/anne-gannon-529107148

A podcast episode about podcasting! Have you ever considered appearing as a podcast guest to share what you do with a new audience - or even start your own podcast as a way to get freelance clients?My guest is Anne Claessen, founder of Podcast Babes, and in this episode, she shares with us her tips and tricks on how to use podcasting to grow your freelance business.In our conversation, we cover:How podcast guesting is an underrated way for freelancers to grow their businessesHow to pitch yourself as the perfect podcast guest (and who to pitch!)How to prepare and be a great podcast guestWhat it takes to build a successful podcastSay hi to Anne:Website:thepodcastbabes.com/ Instagram: @thepodcastbabesFacebook: @thepodcastbabesPinterest: @thepodcastbabesSay hi to Louise:Louise Shanahan is a freelance health and medical copywriter and a big fan of finding your freelance niche. She's on a mission to help others build a freelance business that feels easy and works for them – in weekly snack-sized bites.LinkedIn: Louise Shanahan Twitter: @LouiseShanahan_ Website: thecopyprescription.comSupport the podcast! If you find this episode helpful and you'd like to show your appreciation, consider leaving a tip over at ko-fi.com/15minutefreelancer. Donations help cover the cost of running the podcast and are very much appreciated.

Have you deconstructed the pay-to-play algorithm? We haven't either, but we're close! In this episode, Anne & Laya discuss the evolution of P2P's from a talent-client connection tool to the modern algorithmic matching game. They share how to use P2P's as a learning tool, how to build them into your business model, and why they have such a polarizing reputation… Transcript >> It's time to take your business to the next level, the BOSS level! These are the premiere Business Owner Strategies and Successes being utilized by the industry's top talent today. Rock your business like a BOSS, a VO BOSS! Now let's welcome your host, Anne Ganguzza. Anne: Hey everyone. Welcome to the VO BOSS podcast. I'm your host Anne Ganguzza along with my very, very special guest cohost Laya Hoffman. Laya: Hey Anne. Anne: Good morning, Laya. How are you? Laya: Good morning. It's chilly and the a -- in the dirty south, but I'm hanging in there. Glad to be back talking with you, of course. We always have such great conversations these days. I'm loving it. Anne: Yeah. That we do. And I wanted to kind of talk a little bit. We had talked last episode about casting, and we touched upon pay-to-plays -- Laya: Yes. Anne: -- and that's always such a big topic in the voiceover land. Laya: Sure is. Anne: And I thought that it would be something that we could talk about today and just share our experiences that we've had, successes, I don't know, fails. Yeah. Let's let's chat about pay-to-play, shall we? Laya: We shall. I have quite a bit of experience. I think I have like a modern mindset perspective on pay-to-plays. So it'd be a great fit for our theme, right? Anne: Let's go from the old mindset first, because I -- Laya: Okay. Anne: -- back in the day, I swear it was like back in 2000-something when Voice123 came onto the scene. I was an early, early adopter of that. Laya: As was I. Anne: Yep, and I remember having quite a bit of success with Voice123. I actually really loved the model because it allowed me to upload all my demos and samples and basically get job opportunities from different clients. And there was basically no interference. I got to have the opportunity from the client, communicate with the client, book a job with a client. And then actually a lot of times the client would just then come to me without necessarily having to go through Voice123 for the next job. So I kind of liked that. It was a win situation I think for all of us because I paid a membership fee to Voice123, and I got my job. And then every once in a while, if I had repeat clients, they would come back to me, not necessarily having to go through Voice123, but it wouldn't have even mattered to be honest with you, because if they favorited me, they didn't have to audition again. So it just worked out really well. And it has certainly evolved over the years. It's been a good 15 or so years now of pay-to-plays being on the scene. There are so many more of them. Laya: Yeah. Anne: But I found them to be extremely lucrative in the beginning when I started. And now I've got a different opinion, but let me hear about your -- let's hear about your experience -- Laya: Sure. Anne: -- in the beginning with pay-to-plays. Laya: Yeah, I feel the same way. I mean, as we've mentioned before, you know, I really only dove in full time about three years ago, but I'd always been doing voice work. And I was an early adopter of Voice123 as well. I've been a member since 2011, so over 10 years. And that was just back when it was kind of toying with this cool, you know, I mean, everything on the web seemed to be fresh and new. Anne: Yeah. Laya: And they were among the first to kind of harness the power of connecting talent with buyers. Right? And so how great. They made it easy, they kind of one-stop shopped it, and they didn't get in your way. And the price was fair because there wasn't a whole lot of reach. Anne: Yeah. Laya: I mean, we all know how this has evolved over the last few years, especially. It's been a different experience for a lot of people, but I had the same experience you did early on. And then I kind of went dormant for several years. Didn't really put a whole lot of effort in, but on occasion I would still get hit up even with my like really crappy samples back then. I didn't know what I was doing. And so it was kind of a nice lead source, right? Lead gen for me. Anne: Yeah, absolutely. Laya: And I think it was for a lot of people. So I'm glad you share the same sentiment. Anne: Yeah. Now, I think it's fair to say that any pay-to-play, no matter what, seems to be a game of having really great demos and not just one of them uploaded on a pay-to-play. Laya: Yeah. Anne: I think all of the pay-to-plays subscribed to that. The more samples that you have -- because it's all a matching game. It's all a search algorithm and a matching game. And that's kind of like the secret of Google, but in pay-to-plays, right? Laya: Yeah, yeah. Anne: We all were trying to debug the algorithm so that we could get the opportunities sooner and faster and get more of those either likes or stars on the system. And I just remember probably going back maybe close to eight to ten years ago, people started then having classes on here's how to optimize your experience, right? Or this is what you want to -- kind of like how to optimize your profile on a pay-to-play. Laya: Yeah. Anne: So for BOSSes out there, I want to say that pay-to-plays are absolutely a part of this industry. They're not going away anytime soon. Laya: Nope, that's right. Anne: And I do believe that they are part of your opportunities that you need to look out for when you are trying to get business and grow your voiceover business. Laya: Yeah. I would agree with you, Anne, and I actually -- you know, there is such a negative connotation about pay-to-plays, whether people are on -- I will wrap the Fiverrs of the world into the pay-to-play model, just because in a way you are optimizing a profile. Anne: Yup. Laya: You're using somebody else's house to promote your business -- Anne: Yup. Laya: -- as opposed to just doing it yourself on your own website, your own LinkedIn page, et cetera. But I think no matter how you cut your marketing pie and your opportunity pie, you got to eat from each of those sections, especially in the beginning just to get your footing. Right? Anne: Absolutely. Laya: Just to kind of understand what is out there, what types of reads suit you best, where you sit. I mean, I said it on a previous episode and it's absolutely true, although I'm not entirely proud of it. Early on the pay-to-plays to me were practice ground. Anne: Yeah. Laya: And I know that's not the popular way to think of those things because you are putting yourself out there, and it's important that you do so with dignity and grace and respect and present a professional profile, no matter what, but that's how I learned some things -- Anne: Yeah. Laya: -- in the privacy of my home, in my studio, in my mic, my Skid Row Studios. Anne: And you know what I understand the thought process of here you are putting yourself out there and maybe you're not putting yourself out there with the best foot forward, but at some point you do have to put yourself out there, and your very first time that you put your voice out there, it's not going to be optimal. And so I think where else, right? Whereas I think a better place -- and I'm not saying that you're going to learn, I think probably more by doing it in kind of an open marketplace, and here's the deal. There's always, there's always clients out there. Right? Laya: Yeah. Anne: And so the one client that might hear your sample and says, "oh, you know, that's not up to par" or maybe they hear your audition, and they're like, "oh no, that's not" -- I mean, the one thing that you don't want is maybe a negative rating because that will hurt you on the pay-to-plays. You don't want to have people -- Laya: For sure. Anne: -- saying things, but I don't think in the normal run of things that somebody's gonna rate you -- well, they might rate you poorly or write a note and say, well, I would never hire this person. Laya: No. Anne: I think that in the grand scheme of things, that doesn't happen, and I would consider it an investment in your business, an investment to finding out here are the types of jobs that are available out there and get yourself used to the different styles. I think once you've coached, you've created your demos, and you're not actively out there coaching, you may not see the current relevant scripts or styles that are out there and being hired. So I think that's -- Laya: Yeah. Anne: -- so important to do that. So I think pay-to-plays are definitely something that you should have in your toolbox. And like you said, you're paying to play in someone else's house. I prefer always to have the control in my house, but you know, when you're first starting, I think you have to just create as many opportunities as you can. Laya: Yeah. I would agree with that. And the other thing I like about pay-to-plays that I don't think we talk enough about is the opportunity to learn from others. You know, you can go onto voices.com, not as a member and not have a profile yourself -- Anne: Yeah. Laya: -- and just learn from the top tier talent that are booking every week. You know, they've got their top tens in female, in male, top 100 this month, you know, biggest earners, top 10. And you can go scrub through those profiles -- Anne: Listen. Yup. Laya: -- and learn by listening -- Anne: Yup. Laya: -- and by reading how they optimize or how they describe their voice or vocal tone, some of their capabilities, some of their sound-alikes, you know, and that in itself, I think every profile on every one of these pay-to-play opportunities, there is something to learn there, if you're willing to take the time with open eyes and an open mind to really see what everyone else is bringing to the table. And that way you can learn, whether you're a VO pro or you're a novice, there's always something to learn from these sites. So if we can scrub off the negative connotation on these and really just use them as a learning vehicle, whether it's a practice vehicle or just learning by watching and listening, then there's definitely something to gain whether you're a member or not. Anne: Yeah. And speaking of the negative connotations for, I dunno, BOSSes just starting out in the industry, there are some online casting pay-to-plays that do not have the best of reputations. And I think if you were to research any of the voiceover groups and do a search for the particular name of the pay-to-play that you might be researching, you'll find lots and lots and lots of discussion about that. Laya: Yes. Anne: And I think it becomes a personal decision. So just in a nutshell, some of the pay-to-plays have been found to be maybe unscrupulous, maybe some business practices that may not align with what others may think as being ethical. And so I think it really, it really comes down to you. This is your business and you choose who you want to do business with. Laya: Yeah. Anne: So I would say before you invest in any of the pay-to-plays, make sure you're doing some research on which ones you're interested in and see what other people are saying. There's a lot of people saying a couple of these are definitely not practicing ethical business practices. So if you want to align yourself with that business or not, I think that's a personal decision. Laya: I would agree with that. And you brought up a great point. I don't think enough VO talent use that search resource within voiceover specific groups on Facebook, for instance. You can literally type in Voice123 -- Anne: Yup. Laya: -- or Voices or Fiverr or any -- VO Planet, any of the names, the big names. Before you buy your membership, do yourself a favor and scrub those pages, those groups for those keywords, because everybody has done the -- done the work for you. Anne: Yup. Laya: Trust me, there's probably a million, and everybody's got an opinion, you know. Anne: Sure do. Laya: Form your own by reading and taking it with a grain of salt, reading between the lines a little bit, because that's not for us to just go -- we can spend months talking about that. Anne: Oh yeah. Laya: And then we're not here for that. Just as a guide to say, there are resources out there that'll give you a look behind the curtain -- Anne: Yeah. Laya: -- and plenty of conversations around this. And again, just do what's best for your business. So I'm happy to share what I've done that's best for mine, if you want to talk about it or we can dive in a little bit. Anne: Yeah, well, I think one thing I just want to tap off of what you just said is it is all about your business. And I always have my favorite saying, and that is mind your own business, not -- Laya: Yes. Anne: -- you know, not into additional sense of, but you need to mind your own business and what's good for you in terms of how you want to invest, how you want to align yourself, how you're going to get those job opportunities, because you know, voiceover is an amazing career. However, it's not an amazing career when you don't have any jobs. So -- Laya: Yeah, yeah. Anne: -- this is a major component of that. And I'll just start off by saying currently now over the years, I've evolved. Thankfully, gratefully I've evolved where I have a nice customer base. I have a nice set of returning customers. I do some direct marketing, and we had talked about that previously as well. And I am a member of a couple of pay-to-plays. However, I'm gratefully busy enough that I don't have time to always audition for them, but they remain in my pocket for times when maybe the job opportunities are on the low side so that I can always, oh, let me go ahead and audition for this. Let's see what happens. Laya: Right. Anne: So I have some good experiences with a couple that I feel are aligned with my business, ideals and practices, and they kind of sit there at the ready for me. Laya: And I think not only are they a resource to tap into when you need them or when you've got a little extra time, especially as you evolved your voiceover business. I'm kind of getting to the same point as well. And I'm super grateful for that. Anne: Yup. Laya: But I also keep those profiles optimized -- Anne: Yes. Laya: -- and present because their SEO beats the heck out of mine. Anne: Yup, well, absolutely. Laya: And I can never put as much advertising into my own business to outweigh the SEO that, let's say, a Voice123 does. They put all their money into that. And they really own the market share in a lot of ways. Now, there are some talent, yourself as one of them, that have incredible SEO and have managed to really make huge leaps and bounds in that area. But for me, who doesn't spend a lot of money or time optimizing my personal site, not as much as I probably could, I use them for a search. You know, I'm just another great voice that they can find in search as part of the -- Anne: Yeah. Laya: -- bigger marketplace of buyers looking. Anne: Well, have you seen, if you do a Google search for anything voiceover, the first results that show up are all the voiceover pay-to-plays. Laya: Yes. Anne: And that's because every member has some form of the word voiceover in their profile -- Laya: Yup, that's right. Anne: -- we -- you -- Laya: We've done it. Anne: -- probably couldn't pay enough. Although Fiverr has certainly paid, like I remember, gosh, they've been paying Google ads forever for voiceovers. So if you search for anything voiceover, one of the top results that will show up is Fiverr. So it is an SEO kind of search game. And just as you said, as you optimize your profile -- which that was always a key element, a key strategy. When you are part of a pay-to-play, you want to make sure that you have a profile that is searchable and that can show up when -- when a client wants to find a voice that is compassionate or has experience in, let's say, healthcare or technical. So you want to make sure that that profile is optimized to react to those searches. And there are lots and lots of classes on these and that you can take, if you want some help with that. Laya, I think you mentioned to me before you had taken a class on how to optimize your profile for pay-to-plays. Laya: Yeah, I sure did. You know, I, it's a tough thing to talk about yourself. When you really put your fingers on the keyboard and you really have got to start to identify what your sample sound is described as, or how do you talk about yourself as a -- from a bio? Anne: Sure. Laya: Do you -- is it first person? Is it third person? That sometimes can be a really big block for us creatives because I'm not a copywriter. And certainly I could tell somebody else what they sound like, but it's really hard to narrow down in your own mind what your samples sound like -- Anne: Oh, so true. Laya: -- and how they stack against anybody else that might be in your same space. And so I found a really great resource in two fellow voice talent, Katherine Toll, and Natasha Marchesky. I hope I'm pronouncing her last name correctly, but they do a service. I think it's called VO Pros or -- Anne: V123 Pros, I believe. Laya: Yeah. V123 Pros. Anne: Yeah. Laya: And they offered like a, a short course and it was peer-led. Of course they were helping us with that and really trying to figure out how to curate and cultivate keywords that made sense for your voice print. And everyone got to participate together, listening to each other's and then providing feedback. I found that to be incredibly eyeopening because it is so hard to describe your own voice. Anne: Sure, sure. Laya: So that's where I started. And then it was so beneficial and so eye opening to me because of course, I am a member of Voice123 and Voices, and I was able to apply those same key words not just on my pay-to-play profiles but on my own website. Anne: Website. Laya: Yeah, and so that, I was able to use that information a plethora of ways. And I was so impressed by the process, I actually hired those two talented ladies to optimize my profile one-on-one and just let me take my hands off the wheel because we were going to crash, and it really paid off. So yeah. Anne: It does help. It does help to have another set of ears listening -- Laya: Yes. Anne: -- to you and helping to brand you. I mean, that's just every day when I'm working with students that I'm vocally branding them -- Laya: Yeah. Anne: -- because it's very hard to brand yourself, as you mentioned. Laya: Yes, it is. Anne: And it does help to have others' ears and eyes. And I'll tell you what, one of the most popular podcasts, by the way, BOSS podcasts to this date even is Bad-Ass BOSS Bios. Laya: Oh yeah. Anne: So you can check that out. Yeah. Do a search on that. We have a template that can help you to write your bio. This bio was intended for everything, your website, profiles, and it's how to write your bio better. And those BOSSes out there that are thinking of parallel income streams and multiple passion-preneurs that you are, if you're good at writing, and you're good at writing bios, here's a nice side business for you. Laya: Yeah, it is. Oh my gosh. Anne: Because so many people just don't know what to write or it's very difficult. And so that I would say is a great little sideline business. Laya: Oh, I love that. Yeah. I might need the template myself, because it is, it's hard to kind of present yourself to the world. You know, you get nervous, you get a little anxious, and you want to make sure that you're using, of course, proper punctuation -- Anne: Sure, absolutely. Laya: -- and the right descriptive words, and you're not totally over yourself or underselling yourself. Anne: Yeah. Laya: That's a big thing too. And so I loved what they were able to curate for my voiceprint. And I've applied that, like I said, to not only my profiles, but my website -- Anne: Yep. Laya: - so much, so is as soon as we flipped the switch on my profile, and it was optimized fully, I got hit up directly by a very, very nice paying client without even auditioning. So it essentially paid for itself. And that was a win for me. Now, I know that's, you know, maybe not the case in every situation, but that really took a big burden off of my shoulders. Anne: Sure. Laya: And like we talked about earlier, you know, if you can't do it, outsource it, and those, those two really helped me out. So that was one way to win on pay-to-plays for me. But I found some other ways over the years too. So. Anne: Well, I do want to make a mention that even if you're not a member of the pay-to-play or we'll just go back and retouch on this topic. If it wasn't evident before, go ahead and create a profile, a free profile -- Laya: Oh yeah. Anne: -- because that just helps you in terms of -- the more SEO you can get online, the better. Laya: Yep. Anne: So if you can create a free profile, I say, go ahead. I mean, it just makes you available and out there on more search engines. So definitely make sure that you're creating those profiles. I think I had a free profile on a couple of them, and I got direct inquiries from them. So, and I got jobs -- Laya: Yeah. Anne: -- without even necessarily having to belong to the pay-to-play. So that was always a good thing. Laya: That's right. Yeah, sure is, Anne. And I don't think people realize that enough. They're like, God, I got to pay for a membership? Anne: Yup. Laya: Well, yes. And I would say this. For me, my business strategy is if there is going to be an opportunity where I'm going to invest, I want to invest all in at this -- Anne: Sure. Laya: -- point in my business. Anne: Sure. Laya: I want that premium or that platinum level membership. Because even if, like you mentioned, even if I'm not contributing and doing the auditions on a regular basis, that's going to optimize my visibility to be the cream of the crop when other buyers are looking for voices. So while I may not be active on these sites, at least my profile is hitting -- Anne: Sure. Laya: -- the first rung in search. And I find that in itself to be a huge value and actually pay for the cost of, you know, the party. Right? Anne: Right, right. Laya: So if you can even get one client out of that, then you may have paid for your year subscription or whatever. Anne: Yeah, absolutely. Laya: And that's something to consider. Anne: Now, you mentioned that there are different levels and that is something -- of these pay-to-plays -- that is something that as of late, right, all of the pay-to-plays, I believe, have kind of taken on this -- well, okay. There was a one membership fee that, you know, for many years you paid one membership fee. And then eventually over the years, I think the majority of them started creating these levels of membership. Laya: Yeah. Anne: And so I think that's where it started for me to really think, whoa, now I see where -- before it was just like, oh, okay. A membership, you know, they make a profit, I get jobs. I make a profit. And I felt like we were on a level playing ground. Then when pay-to-plays became, I don't know, maybe the voiceover industry grew, and they became more competitive with one another. And then they started creating these levels. I thought, huh, I see. I wonder how these levels are actually working, because here's the deal. I love having control over my business. So when somebody is playing around with an algorithm, right -- Laya: Yeah. Anne: -- and saying, okay, if you pay another amount, you're going to get listed higher in the search engines or you'll get the jobs earlier. Then it really, I start really thinking about, well, I have no control over how they're judging when I'm getting an audition or not. Laya: Yeah. Anne: And will I be first on the list? But it became this kind of race to buy the platinum memberships or buy the high level memberships that would get you the auditions quicker so that you could get the opportunities quicker. And I think for a while, it actually was something that worked for some people. And I think some people, they did not see results. And so all that kind of discussion that started happening made me start to question, okay, so how are these working? My technical brain, 'cause you know, I used to work in technology, started spinning and saying, oh, what are they really doing to get me better opportunities? So I did join a platinum level back in the day. And I did find that I got more opportunities. However, I was so busy that I couldn't take advantage of it as much, which was silly because I paid a lot of money. But I do believe that up to a certain point, paying for those levels and upgrading those levels does give you a better shot. However, I don't know how much control you have over that. I don't know, Laya. Laya: Yeah. Anne: What are your thoughts about that? Laya: You know, I feel the same way. It's really, it feels icky, right, when anybody's got their hand out or in your pocket, and you're a solo-preneur. Anne: Yeah. Laya: You're -- you own your business. And every bit of that investment needs to kind of be cross-checked. Anne: Yeah, yeah. Laya: And if you're not getting the value, and that's not working for your business model, then you know, it's not for you. And that's okay. None of these solutions are for everybody. Anne: Sure. Laya: As far as the tiers go for me, there was a point in my career that I had the time, that I wasn't seeing a unique opportunities for my agents, and that the marketing efforts weren't bringing in as regular of bookable opportunities as I would have liked. I was on some production houses, et cetera. But so I really leaned into those, into Voice123 primarily, but Voices as well. And you know, I think what's interesting about those is I did notice a huge change when up-leveled as far as opportunities. I also got a lot of direct bookings that way. Anne: Myself too. Laya: Yep. And then private invites, if you're on Voices, by some of account managers. And I think it, depending on if you can book them will depend on whether or not those costs are justified. Anne: Sure. Laya: I personally saw a huge increase. And so I stayed at those levels. Now, I've since dropped down because the opportunities in my business is just busier, just like you mentioned, and I don't have time to audition, but I still do prefer more visibility from those premium levels on those sites. Anne: Sure. Laya: If I'm going to be there, I want to be at the top, and it's paid off in different ways. It's very hard to really gauge it. And you're a numbers person too. You're technical. Anne: Yep. Laya: So you want to- -- Anne: Oh, yeah. Laya: -- you want to see the ROI. Anne: Oh, definitely. Laya: It's very hard to gauge, but if you've been on them long enough and you've made a jump either up or down, I think it's pretty clear that the opportunities go where the levels do. And it's unfortunate they're doing that, but hey, they're business just like we are. Anne: Absolutely. And I think it's important to include them as opportunities. And now of course, I also include them for opportunities because I like to consider myself an educator in this industry. And so for me, it's also, it's an investment in an experience, right? So I can't tell you how many times, I mean, I've wanted to just join all of the pay-to-plays because I want to have that individual experience that I can then share with my students or share with people in the industry to say, here's my experience, because you know, we all like to help each other and lift each other up -- Laya: Yep. Anne: -- in this game. So I'm never one to judge anymore about which pay-to-play. That was a thing too, where there was like some public shaming if -- Laya: Yep. Anne: -- if you belong to one or another. But again, I'm of the thought that we should mind our own businesses and look, who am I to judge someone else if they're going to put food on the table. Laya: And that's just -- Anne: That's just not -- Laya: Yep, that's right. Anne: -- my thing. Laya: That's what it comes down to. And one of the things I heard out there, and again, we don't want to get into it, but is that some agents wouldn't sign you on -- Anne: Yes. Laya: -- if you had placement on some of these pay-to-plays. Anne: I had heard too. Laya: That's something to consider if that's part of your end game strategy. Anne: Yep, yeah. Laya: For me, I want to be with a partner that has my best interest and -- Anne: Sure. Laya: -- sometimes, if they can't feed me, I got to eat somewhere. Anne: Yeah, exactly. Laya: So until they can fully pay my entire mortgage and put food -- Anne: Sure. Laya: -- on my family's table, I got to do what is best for my business. And for me, it was seeing some of those opportunities. Anne: Yeah. Laya: Now I will say, when it comes to the scrutiny, whether it's, there's hearsay about are these digital models pulling down the overall rates in the industry? Anne: Yes, that's a big indus- -- that's a big discussion. Laya: Exactly. And you know what I have to say about that? I think if you're a strong business person and you know what the standard rates are, it's very easy. Everyone can go to the GVAA -- Anne: Yep. Laya: - and weigh their own rates or their ideas about a project against the rate guide. Anne: Sure. Laya: And if you really want to stay true to that, which I do, then I only take a look or auditioned for the opportunities that are in alignment -- Anne: Yeah. Laya: -- with the standard industry rates. Anne: Absolutely. And that is always a choice. So glad you said that because -- Laya: Yeah. Anne: -- it is a choice. No matter what pay-to-play platform you're on or whoever you're working with, it is a choice where to put your value, which is why it comes down to know your worth, know your value. Laya: Right. Anne: Even on Fiverr, you can, you know what I mean? There's a way to set your value. Laya: Yeah. Anne: And as you mentioned, it is a real thing. There are some agents that will refuse to necessarily look your way if you are involved. And that is with some of the pay-to-plays because that is a brand alignment. And that is something as a business -- Laya: Sure. Anne: -- you make that choice, whether you want to align your brand with another brand. And that's why, again, it's that whole kind of -- it's another level of control that's removed from you. If you are choosing to align yourself with a pay-to-play, then make sure that your business and ethical values line up together. And you know what? It is a real thing to other people that may affect your career, agents, casting directors, production houses, they may make a judgment based upon your affiliation. And so that is something to absolutely consider whether or not you want to do that. But at the end of the day, right, we all have the choice of what to do and come on, I'm going to get very real and very honest. Back in the day when I was just starting out in the industry, like, as you mentioned, sometimes we used the pay-to-plays to kind of practice. Sometimes we used to understand the industry better. And a lot of times, well, you know, in the beginning, I might've taken jobs that were under the GVAA rate guide. Laya: For sure. Anne: I'm just going to admit it. I think we all do. It's like one of those things that you hide and that you don't ever, just don't mention it because there are people out there saying don't bring the value of the industry down. And I get that. Laya: Of course. Anne: But here's the deal. It's going to happen in every industry, not just ours. Laya: Yeah. Anne: There's always the bottom feeders. And so, you know, it's nice to say we band together, and we know our worth. I think that's the general moral, like, takeaway from that is just know your worth. Know that you're worth more than if you're like, oh my God, I should only because I'm just beginning charge a little bit. No, you know, you've made an investment in your career. You are worth just as much as me, who's had 20 years experience, I'm just saying, when it comes down to it, so know your worth. I think that's the most important thing, and pay-to-plays, they're a viable option, viable option for you, BOSSes. Laya: Yeah. You can make your choices. You know, you don't have to audition for everything. Anne: Yep. Laya: You don't have to put your name in the hat for everything. Just like you don't have to audition for everything that your agent sends. Just like you don't have to say yes to every opportunity a client brings you. Anne: Yeah. Laya: It's really your choice and who is anybody else to judge on whether or not that makes sense for your business. So I'm so glad we talked about this. Anne: Me too. Laya: I feel like there are many different avenues when it comes to pay-to-plays. I think like we summed up, it all comes down to doing what's best for your business -- Anne: Yeah. Laya: -- at the time. And the, you know, the pace that's right for your business. Anne: Sure. Laya: -- and for all of us, that's different. So it was a great conversation. Anne: Yeah. We could probably, we could probably go on and on and on about this, but yeah. Laya: Yes. Anne: Awesome conversation, BOSSes. So those pay-to-plays are an option for you. Again, do what's best for you and your business. And hey, I'd like to give a great, big shout-out to another business who is upping my value here and upping our value for the VO BOSS podcast. And that is ipDTL. You guys can learn to connect and network like BOSSes. Find out more at ipdtl.com. You guys, have an amazing week -- Laya: Yes. Anne: -- and we'll see you next week. Laya: Thanks. Anne: Bye. Laya: Bye-bye. >> Join us next week for another edition of VO BOSS with your host Anne Ganguzza. And take your business to the next level. Sign up for our mailing list at voboss.com and receive exclusive content, industry revolutionizing tips and strategies, and new ways to rock your business like a BOSS. Redistribution with permission. Coast to coast connectivity via ipDTL.

In de Webinar Secrets Podcast ga ik in gesprek met succesvolle online ondernemers over de manier waarop zij webinars geven. Wat is de rode draad van een winstgevend webinar?     Deze week ga ik in gesprek met Anne Quaars. “The Messaging Artist” en inspirational speaker op haar eigen ‘podcast' Preachings by Q.    In deze podcast hebben we het o.a. over: Visionair leiderschap. Wat is dat? Kan iedereen een leider worden? Hoe kun je webinars inzetten om je boodschap via webinars met de wereld te delen? Wat is Anne haar mening over standaard webinar templates? Een must of niet? Het ondernemerschap is nou eenmaal een bumby ride. Zeker als je opstaat als leider. Hoe kunnen we daar het beste mee omgaan?   == Links in de Podcast == Apple Steve Jobs Heres to the crazy ones: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z4NS2zdrZc Jouw Human Design Chart:  https://www.jovianarchive.com/get_your_chart   == Over Myrthe == Hoi! Mijn naam is Myrthe Warmenhoven. Ik ben een gelukkige online ondernemer wonend op een tropisch eiland - Bali. Mijn missie is om zoveel mogelijk Nederlandstalige online ondernemers met elkaar te verbinden om samen tot ongekende hoogte te groeien. Dit doe ik met de BOLD Movement.   == Meer over Myrthe == Website: https://www.myrthewarmenhoven.nl/   BOLD Movement: https://www.myrthewarmenhoven.nl/bold-movement/   Winstgevende Webinar Course: https://www.myrthewarmenhoven.nl/winstgevende-webinars/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myrthewarmenhoven.nl/   De Myrthe Warmenhoven Podcast: https://www.myrthewarmenhoven.nl/podcast-mwp/   Webinar Secrets Podcast:  https://www.myrthewarmenhoven.nl/podcast-wsp/   YouTube Myrthe Warmenhoven: https://bit.ly/2ZAbpzl   Vergeet ook niet om je te abonneren op de podcasts en het YouTube kanaal zodat je op de hoogte blijft van de nieuwste afleveringen.   Ik zou het super tof vinden als je een review / reactie wilt achterlaten zodat nog meer online ondernemers de podcasts en mijn YouTube kanaal weten te vinden.    == Meer over Anne ==  Website: https://annequaars.com/   Preachings by Q: https://annequaars.com/podcast/   Download de Quest: https://annequaars.com/quest/

Be sure to join the official Facebook Group for The Business Managers Podcast: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thebusinessmanagerspodcast~About Anne Poirier - Having overcome her own eating, food, weight, and body image challenges and drawing upon close to 4 decades of experience, Anne Poirier put pen to paper and wrote the book ‘The Body Joyful- My journey from self-loathing to self-acceptance' to share her highly personal and life-changing journey. She is the founder of Shaping Perspectives, A Woman's Way to Joy and the leader the Body Joyful Revolution Community. An online source of support, encouragement, and inspiration for women of all sizes, shapes and weights. This group of women are committed to rejecting society's thin ideal, and diet culture so they can feel more comfortable and confident in their bodies and selves. The mission is to impact our next generation by reducing body shaming, bullying, weight stigmatization, disordered eating and eating disorders. Anne is a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor, Body Confidence Coach, Self-Talk Trainer and Eating Disorder Specialist.Connect with Anne:Website: https://shapingperspectives.com LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-poirier-72b66344/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annepoirier11/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shapingperspectivesThe Body Joyful Revolution Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bodyjoyfulrevolution~ Connect with Murgio Enterprises!Website - https://www.MurgioEnterprises.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/murgioenterprisesInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/murgioenterprisesLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/murgio-enterprises~ Mentioned in this episode: Pick up The Body Joyful today: https://shapingperspectives.com/the-body-joyful/

Anne Schmidt ist teilzeitselbstständig und hat eine Membership für Coaches. Sie selber ist auch Coach und hilft ihren Kunden:innen dabei auch in turbulenten Zeiten frei, sicher und in einem guten Zustand handlungsfähig bleiben.

Anne Schmidt ist teilzeitselbstständig und hat eine Membership für Coaches. Sie selber ist auch Coach und hilft ihren Kunden:innen dabei auch in turbulenten Zeiten frei, sicher und in einem guten Zustand handlungsfähig bleiben.

Welcome to episode #34My guest is Anne RoundAnne Round is a retired physiotherapist, a wife, a mother, a sailor, and an au­thor.  She lives in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.Anne shares her journey to become a better human being with us via spiritual growth.  She explains how it allowed her to appreciate and love herself more, evolving from controlling and lim­it­ing be­liefs to know­ing herself as love.  Now she flows with and trusts in life. It gave her inspiration to write her book "Essences of Truth Inspirations for Loving Life.”  Listen in to hear of her struggles with the book and Anne's steps to finally publish it. "We are Love, Joy, Freedom and Peace."Enjoy!About the book:Essences of Truth is a collection of 29 essays that can open us to new ways of thinking about life. Anne has embraced these philosophies over her lifetime, like sipping nectar from a flower to enhance her journey. The essence is to love everything just as it is and live life wholeheartedly from a contemplative perspective. We are inspired to love ourselves more and more regardless of what is appearing in our lives. A life that allows love to guide the way, peace to descend within, and joy to erupt into the world is a blessing for all of us.How to Connect with Anne:Website: https://anneround.wixsite.com/website

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Der heutige Gast ist eine „Selfmade-Businessfrau“. Sie hat es innerhalb von drei Jahren von einer Festangestellten zu einem erfolgreichen Online-Business-Coach geschafft. Anne-Kristin Holm ist Diplombetriebswirtin und Lifecoach - bis zu ihrem 40. Lebensjahr führte sie als Marketing & Vertriebsleitung in der gehobenen Hotellerie mehrere Mitarbeiter, war verantwortlich für den Umsatz und die Geschäftsentwicklung. Seit der Geburt ihrer beiden Kinder veränderte sich ihr Weg um 180 Grad - und Anne-Kristin begann, neue Wege einzuschlagen. In den letzten Jahren arbeitete sie mit hunderten Frauen LIVE und auch online, sie coacht Unternehmer/innen und Selbstständige und ist die Gründerin der BUSINESSPOWERWOMEN ACADEMY und der Facebook Community mit über 1.500 Frauen. Wie Anne-Kristin Holm das alles geschafft hat, erzählt sie uns im Sofatalk. Im Interview erfährst du auch: ---wie wir die inneren Ängste überwinden können --- was unser Mindset mit uns macht ---- wie wir uns bewusst gut fühlen können ---   Anne arbeitete in einem Hotel, als wir uns über den Weg liefen. Später rief sie mich an mit dem großen Wunsch ihrer Herzensangelegenheit nachzugehen. Seitdem sind wir locker in Kontakt geblieben. Ihr erfolgreicher Weg zum Online-Business-Coach hat mich sehr beeindruckt und die Konsequenz mit dem sie ihr Business verfolgt sind vorbildlich.   ------------------------ Noch mehr zu Anne: Website:    https://anne-kristin-holm.com/ www.businesspowerwomen.com   Ihr neues Buch BEWUSSTSEIN!: https://amzn.to/36BwOcO   Youtube Kanal: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChbRADdi31QNlHN--QIwsoA/?sub_confirmation=1 Motivierender Businesspowerfrauen-Podcast: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/der-businesspowerfrauen-podcast/id1505736334 Facebook Community nur für Unternehmerinnen: https://www.facebook.com/groups/businesspowerfrauen   Die Angebote von Anne:   Kraftvoller Tagesstart https://www.digistore24.com/redir/320416/ARTVIA/ Mindsettraining  https://www.digistore24.com/redir/270163/ARTVIA Wie du zum Kundenmagneten wirst https://www.digistore24.com/redir/271416/ARTVIA Erfolgsmarketing installieren https://www.digistore24.com/redir/272916/ARTVIA Hinweis: Die Links zu den Angeboten von Anne und zum Buch sind Affiliatelinks. Damit entstehen dir keine Kosten und Nachteile. Es honoriert lediglich unsere Empfehlung.   ------------------------ Mehr zu Silvia: Website: https://www.silvia-ziolkowski.de   Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/FutureZooming/notifications/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY5OMzBUbiPutcYPTsu2WtA https://www.xing.com/profile/Silvia_Ziolkowski/portfolio https://www.linkedin.com/in/silviaziolkowski/?trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile_pic   ACHTUNG! Für Alle die wirklich ihre Zukunft bauen wollen, gibt es...

Der heutige Gast ist eine „Selfmade-Businessfrau“. Sie hat es innerhalb von drei Jahren von einer Festangestellten zu einem erfolgreichen Online-Business-Coach geschafft. Anne-Kristin Holm ist Diplombetriebswirtin und Lifecoach - bis zu ihrem 40. Lebensjahr führte sie als Marketing & Vertriebsleitung in der gehobenen Hotellerie mehrere Mitarbeiter, war verantwortlich für den Umsatz und die Geschäftsentwicklung. Seit der Geburt ihrer beiden Kinder veränderte sich ihr Weg um 180 Grad - und Anne-Kristin begann, neue Wege einzuschlagen. In den letzten Jahren arbeitete sie mit hunderten Frauen LIVE und auch online, sie coacht Unternehmer/innen und Selbstständige und ist die Gründerin der BUSINESSPOWERWOMEN ACADEMY und der Facebook Community mit über 1.500 Frauen. Wie Anne-Kristin Holm das alles geschafft hat, erzählt sie uns im Sofatalk. Im Interview erfährst du auch: ---wie wir die inneren Ängste überwinden können --- was unser Mindset mit uns macht ---- wie wir uns bewusst gut fühlen können ---   Anne arbeitete in einem Hotel, als wir uns über den Weg liefen. Später rief sie mich an mit dem großen Wunsch ihrer Herzensangelegenheit nachzugehen. Seitdem sind wir locker in Kontakt geblieben. Ihr erfolgreicher Weg zum Online-Business-Coach hat mich sehr beeindruckt und die Konsequenz mit dem sie ihr Business verfolgt sind vorbildlich.   ------------------------ Noch mehr zu Anne: Website:    https://anne-kristin-holm.com/ www.businesspowerwomen.com   Ihr neues Buch BEWUSSTSEIN!: https://amzn.to/36BwOcO   Youtube Kanal: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChbRADdi31QNlHN--QIwsoA/?sub_confirmation=1 Motivierender Businesspowerfrauen-Podcast: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/der-businesspowerfrauen-podcast/id1505736334 Facebook Community nur für Unternehmerinnen: https://www.facebook.com/groups/businesspowerfrauen   Die Angebote von Anne:   Kraftvoller Tagesstart https://www.digistore24.com/redir/320416/ARTVIA/ Mindsettraining  https://www.digistore24.com/redir/270163/ARTVIA Wie du zum Kundenmagneten wirst https://www.digistore24.com/redir/271416/ARTVIA Erfolgsmarketing installieren https://www.digistore24.com/redir/272916/ARTVIA Hinweis: Die Links zu den Angeboten von Anne und zum Buch sind Affiliatelinks. Damit entstehen dir keine Kosten und Nachteile. Es honoriert lediglich unsere Empfehlung.   ------------------------ Mehr zu Silvia: Website: https://www.silvia-ziolkowski.de   Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/FutureZooming/notifications/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY5OMzBUbiPutcYPTsu2WtA https://www.xing.com/profile/Silvia_Ziolkowski/portfolio https://www.linkedin.com/in/silviaziolkowski/?trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile_pic   ACHTUNG! Für Alle die wirklich ihre Zukunft bauen wollen, gibt es...

Der heutige Gast ist eine „Selfmade-Businessfrau“. Sie hat es innerhalb von drei Jahren von einer Festangestellten zu einem erfolgreichen Online-Business-Coach geschafft. Anne-Kristin Holm ist Diplombetriebswirtin und Lifecoach - bis zu ihrem 40. Lebensjahr führte sie als Marketing & Vertriebsleitung in der gehobenen Hotellerie mehrere Mitarbeiter, war verantwortlich für den Umsatz und die Geschäftsentwicklung. Seit der Geburt ihrer beiden Kinder veränderte sich ihr Weg um 180 Grad - und Anne-Kristin begann, neue Wege einzuschlagen. In den letzten Jahren arbeitete sie mit hunderten Frauen LIVE und auch online, sie coacht Unternehmer/innen und Selbstständige und ist die Gründerin der BUSINESSPOWERWOMEN ACADEMY und der Facebook Community mit über 1.500 Frauen. Wie Anne-Kristin Holm das alles geschafft hat, erzählt sie uns im Sofatalk. Im Interview erfährst du auch: ---wie wir die inneren Ängste überwinden können --- was unser Mindset mit uns macht ---- wie wir uns bewusst gut fühlen können ---   Anne arbeitete in einem Hotel, als wir uns über den Weg liefen. Später rief sie mich an mit dem großen Wunsch ihrer Herzensangelegenheit nachzugehen. Seitdem sind wir locker in Kontakt geblieben. Ihr erfolgreicher Weg zum Online-Business-Coach hat mich sehr beeindruckt und die Konsequenz mit dem sie ihr Business verfolgt sind vorbildlich.   ------------------------ Noch mehr zu Anne: Website:    https://anne-kristin-holm.com/ www.businesspowerwomen.com   Ihr neues Buch BEWUSSTSEIN!: https://amzn.to/36BwOcO   Youtube Kanal: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChbRADdi31QNlHN--QIwsoA/?sub_confirmation=1 Motivierender Businesspowerfrauen-Podcast: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/der-businesspowerfrauen-podcast/id1505736334 Facebook Community nur für Unternehmerinnen: https://www.facebook.com/groups/businesspowerfrauen   Die Angebote von Anne: Kraftvoller Tagesstart Mindsettraining Wie du zum Kundenmagneten wirst Erfolgsmarketing installieren   Hinweis: Die Links zu den Angeboten von Anne und zum Buch sind Affiliatelinks. Damit entstehen dir keine Kosten und Nachteile. Es honoriert lediglich unsere Empfehlung.   ------------------------ Mehr zu Silvia: Website: https://www.silvia-ziolkowski.de   Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/FutureZooming/notifications/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY5OMzBUbiPutcYPTsu2WtA https://www.xing.com/profile/Silvia_Ziolkowski/portfolio https://www.linkedin.com/in/silviaziolkowski/?trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile_pic   ACHTUNG! Für Alle die wirklich ihre Zukunft bauen wollen, gibt es interessante Möglichkeiten:   ***Du willst für dich dein Zukunftshaus bauen?  1. Lese/Höre das Buch „Bau Dir Deine Zukunft“ Ein Anstiftungs- und Umsetzungsbuch für ein großartiges Leben. 2. Baue dein Zukunftshaus nach der im Buch befindlichen Anleitung: Hier geht’s zum Hörbuch: https://artvia.lpages.co/hoerbuch-bau-dir-deine-zukunft/ Und hier zum Buch: https://amzn.to/2QkmYBo   ***Du fragst dich was deine unternehmerische Vision ist und wie du dein Team für deine Sache begeisterst. Dann schau unbedingt mal auf meiner Unternehmerseite vorbei: https://www.artvia.de/zukunftsentwicklung/unternehmenszukunft/   ------------------------   Wenn dir mein Podcast gefällt, und du hast weiterhin Lust auf interessante Interviews mit spannenden Experten und zukunftsrelevanten Content, dann freue ich mich sehr, wenn du mir auf iTunes eine Rezension hinterlässt. Vielen Dank fürs Zuhören und für deine Unterstützung! Hier kannst du den Podcast bewerten! https://itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/bau-dir-deine-zukunft/id1343157951?l=de  

Anne is the owner of Forum Community Relations, Inc. a Calgary based consultancy. She has worked with over 60 Indigenous communities and organizations across Canada on economic development, community engagement, education, training, and resource consultation initiatives. Anne is passionate about people. She cares deeply about the unique stories and experiences that we all bring with us to the relationships we build with each other. Anne believes that by listening to and understanding each others’ stories, we can make our communities and countries better for us all. Hope you enjoy! Connect with Anne: Website: forumrelations.com LinkedIn: Anne (Thomas) Harding . . . Website: www.codessa.io/podcast Email Me: joe@codessa.io Add Me on LinkedIn: Joseph O Momoh

Hi Friends! With me today is SBO Partner, Anne Ahmann, a Des Moines-based personal organization consultant and Pinterest craft guru.  The married mother of two teenage girls came later to the personal organization business – for profit at least. Her company, happy.healthy.home., is a passion project, built on 30 years of organizing for fun and catharsis. Anne worked in healthcare for 20 years before starting her business, but she says it was actually a natural transition – helping and healing people is second nature to her and happy.healthy.home. is her way of combining organization and aid. While labeled boxes and bins can be a solution, they are just the start. Anne’s organization philosophy is all about long-term, personalized problem solving. If out-of-the-box organizing solutions are your jam, you’re going to LOVE Anne! From DIY wood slat walls to a rehabbed pink vanity, she has never met a Pinterest challenge she didn’t like! I loved our conversation and I think you will too! xo-  Laurie Please support us! SUBSCRIBE to TOL to have new episodes downloaded each week! REVIEW .  Social influence is the most impactful way to help others find our show! Struggling with Clutter? Click HERE to take our FREE clutter quiz! Stop feeling like a Hot Mess! HOT MESS: A Practical Guide to Getting Organized is my witty little survival guide that helps you get to the root of your clutter. Learn about the 3 types of clutter, Physical, Emotional, and Calendar, along with how to avoid the 5 Clutter Pitfalls.  Now is the time to reclaim time, find freedom, and feel empowered from the “stuff” that is holding you back. Available on amazon, barnes & noble or wherever books are sold. Connect with Anne WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | PINTEREST Connect with Me WEBSITE | FB | IG | PINTEREST

In deze bonus episode heb ik Anne Fermont geïnterviewd. Anne is business & HSP coach en vindt het heerlijk om mensen te laten zien en voelen dat ze hun droom kunnen waarmaken. Ook is ze kinder- en jongerencoach, gezinscoach en trotse eigenaresse van Praktijk PINK. Zelf is Anne een echt hoog gevoelig “meisje.” Ze kan enorm genieten van kleine dingen en voelt emoties intens. Als klein meisje was ze al dol op roze en toen ze erachter kwam wat deze kleur betekende, wist ze gewoon: dit ben ik. Roze staat namelijk o.a. voor: passie, speelsheid, enthousiasme, liefdevol. Omdat Anne met zoveel passie te werk ging en het slim had aangepakt, groeide haar praktijk enorm snel. Voordat ze het wist, kreeg ze constant vragen van collega's als: "Anne HOE doe je dat?" Daardoor ging ze zichzelf afvragen hoe PINK in korte tijd zo succesvol was geworden. Dit zette ze samen met haar business coach op papier en zo ontstond de PINK Boost Dag en het PINK Power Program. Wat ga je ontdekken? - Hoe Anne vanuit passie en slimheid in korte tijd een succesvol bedrijf heeft opgebouwd - Waarom niet alle investeringen de groei opleveren die je wil - Het verschil tussen noodzaak en bijzaak en hoe je noodzaak kan creëren - Wat pink voor Anne betekent en hoe die kleur en naam zijn ontstaan - Hoe je kunt herkennen dat je hoog gevoelig bent en Anne's verhaal rondom hoog gevoeligheid - Tips en inzichten hoe je hoog gevoeligheid voor je kunt laten werken - Wat een PINK Boost Dag en het PINK Power Program is en hoe deze zijn ontstaan - Wat de voorwaardes zijn om mee te doen met het PINK Power Program - Het verschil tussen coaching van kinderen, jongeren en volwassenen die hoog gevoelig zijn - Wat het allerbelangrijkste is om te doen als coach - Het verschil tussen een introverte en een extraverte HSP'er en hoe hier mee om te gaan - Hoe Anne vanuit intuïtie en haar eigen ervaring coacht en haar take on feminisme - Practice what you preach, hoe Anne haar zelfvertrouwen heeft opgebouwd - Waarom je niet naar anderen moet luisteren Enjoy! Contactgegevens van Anne: Website: https://www.praktijkpink.nl/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pink_annefermont/ Heb je vragen? Stuur me een mail op info@artjannastories.com of stuur me een DM via Instagram: www.instagram.com/artjannaharkhoe Facebook: www.facebook.com/artjannastories Website: www.artjannastories.com

Anne Sussman is the founder of Mindfulness Meeting Place and the author of the Bliss Buddy Project-How Sharing Gratitude Increases Joy. Anne received her certification through the McLean Meditation Institute as a Meditation and Mindfulness instructor, and a Mindfulness at Work Trainer. She teaches individuals, small groups and reaches employees in the workforce thru her corporate coaching, Anne teaches the life-changing skills of meditation and mindfulness that have been scientifically proved to reduce stress, increase focus, attention, and creativity, improve communication skills and promote overall health and wellbeing. The simple 4 steps of the shared gratitude practice Anne created in the Bliss Buddy Project, are a powerful way to shift you into living joyfully even in the midst of the challenging times of life. Passionate about feeding hungry people, Anne donates 10% of her earnings to the Interfaith Food Pantry of the Oranges. Today we’re chatting about: What Meditation Really Is How to Teach Yourself to Live in the Moment How to Have more Joy in your Life Connect with Anne: Website: www.MindfulnessMeetingPlace.com LinkedIn: @AnneSussman Get a copy of Jen’s book, “Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda: A Divorce Coach’s Guide to Staying Married” here.

In deze bonus episode interview ik Anne Quaars. Anne Quaars daagt vrouwelijke ondernemers uit om GROOTS en succesvol te gaan ondernemen. Big, Bold & Brave, als leider en als vrouw. Een prachtige missie die al op jonge leeftijd is ontstaan, maar wat ze toen nog niet altijd kon zien. Anne heeft al meer dan 12 jaar ervaring op het gebied van marketing, sales en persoonlijk leiderschap. Maar ondertussen gaat ze met haar bedrijf alweer een nieuwe fase in. Het gaat voor haar om de quest for greatness. Het ontdekken van je grootsheid, te staan voor je visie en je boodschap in deze wereld en daar ook echt groot impact mee te maken. In dit interview vertelt Anne ook een aantal heel persoonlijke gebeurtenissen in haar leven die haar gemaakt en gevoed hebben tot de vrouw die ze nu is. Waardoor ze voor het eerst in haar leven besloot om in haarzelf te geloven. En hoe haar missie ‘Big, Bold & Brave’, de wereld moediger willen maken eigenlijk is ontstaan. Wat ga je leren? - Wat voor Anne de ultieme vakanties zijn, waar ze helemaal kan loskomen van waar ze dagelijks mee bezig is. - Hoe je door terug te kijken opeens ontdekt dat je altijd al op het pad zat wat je nu opeens kan zien en hoe dat pad er voor Anne uitzag. - Welke knipogen van het universum Anne heeft gekregen. - Dat je op moet passen met wat je vraagt… - Wat de boodschap van Anne is en hoe 3 bijzondere en soms heftige gebeurtenissen daar aan hebben bijgedragen. - Hoe Anne’s jaar programma is gevormd. - Hoe je erachter komt wat je waard bent in jouw onderneming en hoe je jouw prijzen kan bepalen. - Dat het soms goed is om de pijn van een investering te voelen en hoe mensen echt worden uitgedaagd om big, bold & brave te ondernemen. - Waarom je niet high-end kan ondernemen als je geen lef hebt. - Wat de kracht van een vraag stellen is in plaats van een oordeel te geven. Enjoy! Contactgegevens van Anne: Website: https://annequaars.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anne_quaars/ Heb je vragen? Stuur me een mail op info@artjannastories.com of stuur me een DM via Instagram: www.instagram.com/artjannaharkhoe Facebook: www.facebook.com/artjannastories Website: www.artjannastories.com

Today’s guest is Anne O’Brien Carelli author of Skylark and Wallcreeper, a middle grade story that alternates between Brooklyn in 2012 and the German-occupied town of Brume in 1944. Anne joined me today to talk about writing for children, and the amount of research required to write historical fiction – no matter the age, as well as using incubation and your subconscious to think your way around the sticky spots in your manuscript.    Support the Podcast    Links for Anne: Website: https://www.anneobriencarelli.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/aobc IG: https://www.instagram.com/anne.o.carelli/   Ad Links:   Emily Martin Editorial Services: https://www.emilymartinedits.com/ Heroine by Mindy McGinnis amzn.to/2pjEWYh   

My guest for this month's episode is Anne Dougherty.Anne is a writer and a UX and content architect who is passionate about making excellent user experiences, film, curling, and, by her own admission, the Oxford comma. She has over 20 years of experience working in digital spaces, primarily in the progressive non- profit community. And Anne believes, as I do, that regardless of what problem the user is trying to solve, they can’t do that without good, useful, relevant content.Here’s where you can find and follow Anne:Website: annedougherty.comTwitter: @annedoughertyLinkedIn: annedoughertyIf you enjoyed this episode, please check out our good friend and sponsor, Stache Studio — a streetwear clothing brand focusing on quality products with a positive message, inspired by the resilience to turn a negative situation into a positive outcome. The Stache mantra is that Even in the darkest times, there is a light revealing prosperity. Find your light and let it guide you through the darkness. Visit https://www.stache.studio/ to check out their incredibly well-designed products and learn more!

Anne Deeter Gallaher is Owner and CEO of Deeter Gallaher Group, a marketing, public relations, and digital media firm with offices in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania and Nashville, Tennessee. Anne is the co-author of the book, “Students in High Gear: A Guide for Students and Aspiring Game Changers in Transition from College to Career” and “Women in High Gear: A Guide for Entrepreneurs, On-Rampers, and Aspiring Executives”. Honored as one of Pennsylvania’s “Best 50 Women in Business”, Anne is a frequent speaker and has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The Huffington Post, and is a contributor to several blogs.   Secret – timesaving technique Anne figures out her must-do project for the day -- don't do anything else until that is done. ONWARD! Daily habit that contributes to success Bring an air of optimism wherever you are -- Anne deliberately is positive around the office. Most critical skill you think business owners need to master to be successful "If you can master the power of language -- you can soar." Most influential lesson learned from a mentor "Separate business from emotion."   Final Round – “Breaking Down the Recipe for Success” What systems would you go back and put into place sooner? I would have gone high-gear sooner. What strategy would you recommend new business owners focus on to best ensure success? Write down your five high-gear goals Assemble a personal board of advisors Master the skill of language How best to connect with Anne: Website: www.deetergallahergroup.com Twitter: @AnneDGallaher Book: studentsinhighgear.com Book: womeninhighgear.com

This week on Raise Your Hand Say Yes I got to sit down with writer Anne Sage to talk about everything associated with balancing your online life with your personal life. We talk about when what you share is too much, how to navigate sometimes painful changes while being a "public" figure, what story social media and the internet is telling, and learning how to make the kind choice for yourself. This episode was chock full of nuggets - I filled over four pages with notes! (Get your Cheat Sheet here!) If you're someone who struggles with being kind and gentle with yourself or is Type A or has made mistakes or are still trying to figure out what kind of story to tell online, this episode is for you. Even if you aren't one of those people, this episode is for you. Listen. It's so good. PS. A special thank you to Mazuma for sponsoring the podcast. If you're ready to make bookkeeping and accounting easy-peasy for your business, Mazuma's got you covered! Show Notes: Get Your Episode Cheat Sheet Connect with Anne: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest Anne's Book, Sage Living: Decorate for the Life you Want Gretchen Rubin's "Better Than Before" Ellen Ercolini Harriet Lerner Rue Magazine Brené Brown, Rising Strong Brené Brown, The Gifts of Imperfection Pema Chodron, When Things Fall Apart Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk M.D.     Join the RYHSY Fb group  Subscribe in itune