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Welcome to Feng Shui Living! In this episode, I sit down with Betsy Helmuth, a designer who shares my passion for making a real impact in people's lives. We dive into her journey with how she got started, her experience working with HGTV, and how she built her thriving career. Plus, Betsy reveals some insider tips for creating beautiful, intentional spaces without breaking the bank! Learn more about Betsy, her design services, her interior design academy, as well as podcast Affordable Interior Design here: Betsy is the owner of Affordable Interior Design and a nationally celebrated interior designer. She has appeared on the Today Show, HGTV, DIY Network, CBS, NBC, and in dozens of magazines and newspapers.She penned the popular DIY design books, “Big Design, Small Budget: Create a Glamorous Home in Nine Thrifty Steps” and “Affordable Interior Design: High-End Tips for Any Budget.”https://affordableinteriordesign.com/podcast,https://www.instagram.com/uploftinteriordesignhttps://www.facebook.com/UploftIntDesThanks so much for listening to Feng Shui Living!Hosted by Lisa MortonMake sure you subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. Learn more and follow Lisa here:www.purelivingwithlisamorton.comwww.instagram.com/purelivingwithlisamortonwww.facebook.com/purelivingwithlisamortonwww.pinterest.com/purelivingwithlisamortonLearn with Elevated Living School of Holistic Design & Feng Shuihttps://www.elevatedlivingschool.com/Thanks to our secondary show sponsor:Good Chi - Balance your energy and space

Meet Cassidy & Zeek!Cassidy and Zeek started their journey together in Florida. Cassidy's originally from Maryland but moved to Fort Myers in 8th grade. Zeek is a Florida native, born and raised in the Bonita Springs area. Three years ago, these two lovebirds packed up and moved to the Dominican Republic (DR) with the Christian Missionary Alliance, where they've been sharing their faith, connecting with locals, and building up communities ever since.Discovering the Dominican RepublicThe Dominican Republic's history is rich and layered, beginning as the first European colony in the Americas. Santo Domingo, its capital, was founded in 1496 and is recognized as the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in the New World. This city became a critical base for Spanish exploration, and remnants of its colonial past remain in the cobblestone streets and preserved buildings of its Zona Colonial. Over the centuries, the DR has seen periods of Spanish, French, and Haitian rule, each leaving a distinct mark on its culture. The nation gained its independence in 1844, and since then, its resilient spirit has shaped a unique identity celebrated in its music, art, and traditions. Today, the Dominican Republic thrives as a vibrant blend of European, African, and Taíno influences, with a deep sense of pride in its cultural heritage and historical significance in the Caribbean. And if you love music, this is the birthplace of merengue and bachata—two energetic styles that will get you dancing in no time.What's the DR Really Like?When we asked Cassidy and Zeek how they'd sum up the DR in just three words, they said it's friendly, hot, and adventurous! The island's unique mix of rich history, lively music, and breathtaking natural beauty makes it an unforgettable place to live and explore.Best Time to VisitWhile it's a paradise year-round, Cassidy and Zeek recommend avoiding the rainy season. For the ultimate tropical experience, head over between October and July. HolidaysTwo major holidays in the DR are Mother's Day and Black Friday because the Dominicans love to shop. If you happen to visit on these days, get your shopping in! If you are a Carnival fan, it usually occurs between February and April. The DR's primary religion is Catholicism so there are also many holidays centered around it.Must-Visit CitiesThe DR's capital city, the largest city, Santo Domingo, is a must-visit! Known as the oldest city in the New World, it's filled with colonial architecture and historical sites, including the first cathedral in the Americas, Basilica Cathedral of Santa Maria la Menor. Check out the old fort walls in the colonial zone. For a taste of Santo Domingo, try the chocolate-making tour, where you can explore the history of the Cacao bean and the different percentages of chocolates, and you get to make your own chocolate bar. For a scenic stroll, walk on the Malecon oceanside walkway, where you can see the ocean, shop from local vendors, and enjoy live music. The city of Santiago de los Caballeros is another gem with a thriving cultural scene. It is a smaller city with friendlier people, and similar to Santo Domingo, it has mountains, beaches, and good food. Santo Domingo and Santiago are a 4-hour drive from each other. La Romana is known for its luxury resorts, golf courses, and the nearby Altos de Chavón, a recreated Mediterranean-style village.Outdoor Exploring Like a LocalBeaches: Punta Cana is famous for its resorts and beaches, which make it a top tourist destination. However, there are many less crowded beaches, such as Las Terrenas, Cabarete, and Puerto Plata, on the northern coast, and Juan Dolio on the southern coast. Las Terrenas is on the northeastern coast, and it is Cassidy and Zeek's favorite with its crystal clear water and perfect palm trees. Cabarete is a vibrant boho surfer beach. Playa Rincon and Bahia de Las Aguilas offer some of the most pristine beaches.Hiking: If you're up for an adventure, try canyoning at El Tabernaculo. This is a must-hike, and you can slide down mini waterfalls. This hike is only about 2 hours long. Another incredible hike is Venti siete Saltos at the Damajagua Waterfalls. Here you can hike a trail up to the top of the mountain and you can float down a river, jumping off 27 rock sections into the next water pool. You can also choose whether you want to do a beginner, intermediate, or expert trek. Salto de Jimenoa. Pico Duarte is the highest peak in the Caribbean, standing at 10,164 feet (3,098 meters). You can sign up for a guided camping trip up the mountain, and the views and natural beauty is stunning. What to PackBring your camera! Essentials to Pack: Don't forget the sunscreen, bug spray, and a good pair of hiking shoes if you want to explore beyond the beach!Where to Stay In Santo Domingo, The Embassy Suites is only $130 a night and is much more luxurious than embassy suites in the US. There are many unique historic hotels in the colonial zone. From here you can always have easy access to the happenings of the town such as shopping, events, music and food.Fun Culture Facts!Savoring the FlavorsCassidy and Zeek raved about the food, and we're here for it! Dominican cuisine is a blend of Spanish, African, and Taíno influences, with dishes like mangu (mashed plantains) and la bandera (a hearty plate of meat, rice, and beans). Some favorite Santo Domingo restaurants of Cassidy and Zeek include El Conuco, Osteria del Cappuccino, and La Tapa. Osteria del Cappuccino is an authentic Italian restaurant, and it is so tasty that it is endorsed by the Italian embassy! La Tapa has many options, great steaks, and excellent drinks. Keep in mind water is more expensive than liquor in the DR! El Conuco is a traditional Dominican restaurant located closer to the colonial district. El Conuco is a famous celebrity spot with the citations of Selena Gomez and Brad Pitt, and it hosts live merengue music in the evenings and weekends. Don't even get us started on the coffee—locally grown and deliciously rich, it's a must-try for every coffee lover. Their favorite coffee shop is The Greenhouse. A popular drink in the DR is a mochaccino. Be careful when ordering a Machiatto because, unlike Starbucks, it is an extremely concentrated expresso drink.Travel on Any Budget!The DR has options for every budget. A week's trip could be affordable with plenty of local eats and budget, or if you're feeling bougie, there are tons of all-inclusive resorts and fine dining options, especially around Punta Cana and La Romana.Memorable Moments and What's NextCassidy and Zeek have countless stories to share from their time in the DR, from helping communities to wild "off-the-beaten-path" treks. As they wrap up their time in the DR, they're looking forward to their next destination: Mexico! But if you want to connect with them before they go, follow @_CassidyMarquez on Instagram to chat more about their mission work with the Christian Missionary Alliance. To help Cassidy and Zeek on their next adventure to bring healing and the Gospel and aid to Mexico, click HERE.So, Travel Brats, if the DR isn't already on your travel list, Cassidy and Zeek's stories might just convince you that they should be. Whether you're a beach bum, a history buff, or a foodie, the Dominican Republic has something for everyone!

Episode Summary: Manifesting Travel on Any Budget with Susie Chow In this episode of the Intentional Manifestation Podcast, host Megan is joined by Susie Chow, founder of Carpe Diem Traveler. They dive into the world of travel and discuss how to manifest travel experiences no matter your budget. Susie shares a wealth of tips on how to incorporate travel into your life without breaking the bank or opting for luxury options. Whether you dream of living abroad or simply want to add more travel to your life, this episode offers practical advice and inspiration. Tune in for an expansive conversation that will help you align your travel dreams with your reality. Key Topics: Manifesting travel experiences Budget-friendly travel tips Living abroad strategies Incorporating travel into your life without luxury expenses Listener Takeaway: Discover practical ways to make travel a part of your life, regardless of your financial situation. Learn how to intentionally manifest travel experiences and transform your life with soul-filling adventures. Action Item: If you enjoyed this episode, please like and review the podcast to help others discover how they can manifest travel and live an intentional, aligned life. [00:00:59] Manifesting travel on a budget. [00:05:30] Travel anxiety [00:09:19] Serendipity and spontaneity. [00:13:12] Affordable travel experiences [00:16:46] Miles and points strategy. [00:27:29] Passport expiration travel mishap [00:30:02] Importance of Travel Insurance [00:34:30] Sabbaticals or long-term travel. [00:37:03] Live Abroad for a Month [00:41:28] Renting a villa in Italy. [00:45:44] Humans are not meant to work this way. [00:49:56] Bringing vacation self home [00:54:51] Integrating vacation into daily life. [00:57:28] Live your life for pleasure [01:02:28] Lower cost of living. [01:05:23] Moving to Albania for less [01:11:09] Respecting locals while traveling. [01:14:04] Soul-filled family adventure [01:17:57] 99 family adventures   Quotes: 00:02:48 - "The way I see travel is it's a tool that can help you achieve those much bigger dreams in life and the growth and change that you're seeking." 00:03:20 - "Travel is just a fantastic tool. And most people don't think about it that way. They think about it as an escape from life. But I really think about it as travel as a way to elevate your life." 00:07:01 - "for a lot of people, the travel itself is the thing that causes the anxiety. So once that's behind you, it's a lot easier to just focus on enjoyment." 00:09:50 - "The less that you plan, the more room there is for meaning and spontaneity and those serendipitous moments." 00:14:28 - "I actually think that the less that you spend on a trip, the more meaning you can get from it." 00:15:20 - "Start small, you don't have to go halfway across the world to have a meaningful experience." Next Steps Want to finally release all of your limiting beliefs for good and become obsessed with your life? Save $10 per month by Clicking Here to Join the Highest Self Academy Use code HSA10 Cancel anytime + 7-day money-back guarantee Get $10 off Happy Juice here  Connect on the 'gram @meaganmurtonen   Connect with Susie https://www.instagram.com/carpediemtraveler/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/susiechau/ https://www.carpediemtraveler.com/   manifestation, travel, budget, personal growth, new environment,travel, anxiety, perspective, uncertainty, safety,parking, anxiety, travel, experiences, connections,serendipity, spontaneity, planning, uncertainty, vacation,relaxation, prioritizing, manifestation, travel, budget,travel, cost, experiences, miles, points,travel agent, commission, consultation fees, tailored vacation, specialized knowledge,travel agent, commission, all-inclusive resort, travel advisor, Highest Self Academy,reality, subconscious, energy, coaching, community,passport, travel, airline, Italy, insurance,insurance, travel, medical coverage, benefits, blog,travel, sabbaticals, content creator, budget, long-term,sabbatical, mindset shift, Live Abroad for a Month, career break, financial planning,intentionality, travel experiences, sabbatical, Italy, olive farm,Italy, culture, travel, work-life balance, exhaustion,work hours, productivity, industrialized era, knowledge economy, travel,vacation, rules, connection, unplug, presence,vacation, productivity, education, conformity, Rockefellers,travel, planning, integration, reflection, enjoyment,joy, lifestyle, limiting beliefs, making money, travel,affordable living, visas, cost of living, move abroad, online business,cost of living, American dollars, Southeast Asia, digital nomad, Europe,digital nomad, visa, Albania, Portugal, cost of living,Lisbon, rent prices, cost of living, locals, respect,charging, US dollars, virtual assistants, travel, business,travel planning, group program, customized trip, Q&A calls, Carpe Diem Traveler,inspiration, ideas, off-the-beaten-path, adventures, kids

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We're taking a meta dive into the world of podcasting with Jill Grunenwald, an author, librarian, and the cohost of OverDrive's Professional Book Nerds podcast. Grunenwald shares how Professional Book Nerds got its start, how she and her cohosts produce the show, the challenges and benefits of hosting a podcast, tips for authors making their first podcast appearance, and why podcasting is such a popular medium for discussing books. On the writing front, Grunenwald discusses her work as a memoirist, including her latest title READING BEHIND BARS, which chronicles her time as a prison librarian. Books mentioned in this episode: Running with a Police Escort by Jill Grunenwald Reading Behind Bars by Jill Grunenwald Matrix by Lauren Groff NPR's Podcast Start Up Guide: Create, Launch, and Grow a Podcast on Any Budget by Glen Weldon Podcasts mentioned in this episode: Professional Book Nerds Reading Glasses Maintenance Phase Westworld Love to See It with Claire and Emma The Always Sunny Podcast How to Start a Podcast   Additional podcasts Laura recommends for writers: Missing Pages Print Run The Shit No One Tells You About Writing First Draft with Sarah Enni (archives) Between the Covers Page Count is produced by Ohio Center for the Book at Cleveland Public Library. For a transcript of this episode, visit the episode page. To get in touch, email ohiocenterforthebook@cpl.org (put “podcast” in the subject line) or follow us on Twitter or on Facebook.

George Floyd Square in Minneapolis has become a creative memorial and gathering space for healing. It also tells a much bigger story about racism, policing, and the struggle for racial justice in this country and around the world. All of this can be complicated and confusing for a young child. So how can we help children make sense of this? In this episode, Early Risers host Dianne Haulcy visits George Floyd Square with early childhood education expert Sheila Williams Ridge. Together they unpack how parents and caregivers can prepare to bring young children here, including what to do and say to help children heal. Guest: Sheila Williams Ridge Sheila Williams Ridge is co-director of the Child Development Laboratory School at the University of Minnesota. She's also co-author of “Nature-Based Learning for Young Children: Anytime, Anywhere, on Any Budget.” Download the Discussion Guide https://files.apmcdn.org/production/245348fa8a040a803928bb7ec3c2f182.pdf More Resources: George Floyd Global Memorial George Floyd and Anti-Racist Street Art Archive From MPR News with Angela Davis: Coping with prolonged grief over George Floyd, mass shootings and the pandemic From NPR: Many know how George Floyd died. A new biography reveals how he lived

Physician entrepreneurs - if you're considering offering CME credits for your courses, programs, or retreats, this episode is for you.In this episode of The Career Rx we'll discuss:What kind of things qualify for CME (and what doesn't)The pros and cons of various CME course formatsWhat you need to know for a successful applicationToday's episode is an excerpt of a webinar that I did last year with Dr. Jill Wener. We are discussing how to get your course or your work accredited to offer continuing medical education hours (CME).Special announcement: My course, Industry Insider, is now accredited for up to 12 CME credits. Learn how to land an exciting and impactful role as a physician in the world of pharma, biotech, or medical devices, AND how to do that even if you think you're not qualified, don't have any connections, or concerned about a pay cut… I've got you covered!In This Episode: [1:50] Pros and cons of getting your course CME accredited [7:20] How much does it cost to offer CME for your event or course?[12:00] Considerations for CME formats - enduring material vs series vs events[18:00] What you'll need before you start your CME application[24:20] How to get CME for your course - DIY or through a serviceLinks and Resources: Industry Insider - 12 CME hours - learn exactly how to land a rewarding nonclinical career without a new degree, connections on the inside, prior experience, or a pay cutLaunch an Online Course on Any Budget - know your course will sell before you spend any time or money to create it; plus, the exact logistical blueprint to get paying customers and a way to deliver your course without spending a dime (ready to scale up when you are!)Check out Dr. Jill Wener at www.jillwener.comListen to the full webinar here

Secret Group System – https://drewlarder.com/secret-group-system/In this Step-by-Step course you're going to learn exactly how to…✅ Create a Facebook™️ Group that you can monetise✅ Fill it with your best potential customers✅ Turn those members into paying customers.– And you don't need… Any Budget for ads Any Copywriting Skills Any Content Any Tech Skills Any Sales Skills AND…You don't even need a large presence on Facebook™️ to get started.Secret Group System – https://drewlarder.com/secret-group-system/

About a quarter of all children in the United States younger than five years old attend some kind of formalized childcare. Early childhood programs can be a great way for children to start learning about the world, including how to build relationships with other children and adults. But part of this learning also involves absorbing the implicit biases in their environment, including unconscious assumptions about race. However, Sheila Williams Ridge, co-director of the University of Minnesota's Child Development Laboratory School and expert on nature–based learning, says these assumptions can be challenged when teachers are trained to recognize their own implicit biases. On this episode of Early Risers, host Dianne Haulcy speaks with Williams Ridge about how she's training a new generation of early childhood educators to recognize their own implicit biases—and how teachers and parents can respond when racialized incidents happen in the classroom.  Download the Discussion Guidehttps://files.apmcdn.org/production/d2372d0f00e305e4c6d890c794e875e7.pdf Episode Resources: Sheila Williams Ridge is co-author of “Nature-Based Learning for Young Children: Anytime, Anywhere, on Any Budget.” Her book includes play–based lesson plans and experiential activities that early childhood educators can use in a variety of settings. In this episode, Williams Ridge shares several book titles and videos she uses to introduce early childhood teachers to concepts around implicit bias, anti-racism and equity. They include: “Other People's Children: Cultural Conflict in the Classroom,” by Lisa Delpit “What if All the Kids are White: Anti-Bias Multicultural Education with Young Children and Families,” by Louise Derman Sparks and Patricia Ramsey “White Teacher,” by Vivian Paley “We Want to Do More Than Survive: Abolitionist Teaching and the Pursuit of Educational Freedom,” by Bettina Love Introduction to implicit bias from UCLA's Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion “Our Hidden Biases,” from Project ABC, an Early Childhood System of Care Community “Peanut Butter, Jelly and Racism,” from The New York Times and POV Williams Ridge also recommends taking the Harvard Implicit Association Test, which includes a variety of free online assessments to get insight about your own implicit biases. Recommended resources about racism in the early childhood classroom from the Debra S. Fish Early Childhood Resource Library at Think Small

Tropical Smoothie Franchise offers customers a variety of premium, handcrafted smoothies made with select fruit and vegetables blended fresh in the cafe using proprietary recipes, as well as specialty sandwiches, flatbreads, wraps, and bowls. A Tropical Smoothie Cafe is a better-for-you, fast-casual restaurant business offering freshly prepared food and smoothies served in a fun, friendly environment. There are currently 913 franchised locations and 1 company-owned restaurant. Tropical Smoothie Cafe is a Georgia LLC organized on June 25, 2012. Charles Watson has been the CEO since December 2018. Tropical Smoothie Cafe was recognized as one of the Top 10 Fastest-Growing Chains as well as Entrepreneur's Best Franchises for Any Budget. We will examine if the initial Tropical Smoothie Franchise Cost is worth the potential return. If you are looking for more information, you can connect with us through our networks: https://www.vettedbiz.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/vettedbiz/ https://www.facebook.com/vettedbiz

In anticipation of Leah's elopement, she and Rachel discuss wedding celebrations, traditions, and rituals. Check out what we talked about: Books mentioned: "Emily Post's Wedding Planner" by Peggy Post. "The Knot Guide to Wedding Vows and Traditions: Readings, Rituals, Music, Dances, Speeches, and Toasts" by Carley Roney and "The New American Wedding: Ritual and Style in a Changing Culture" by Diane Meier Delaney. "The Green Bride Guide: How to Create an Earth-Friendly Wedding on Any Budget" by Kate Harrison and "Diane Warner's Complete Book of Wedding Vows" by Diane Warner. "Words for the Wedding: Creative Ideas for Choosing and Using Hundreds of Quotations to Personalize Your Vows, Toasts, Invitations & More" by Wendy Paris and Andrew Chesler. "Celebrate Everything! Fun Ideas to Bring Your Parties to Life" by Darcy Miller and "Lauren Conrad Celebrate" by Lauren Conrad. "Barn Weddings" by Maggie Lord. Past Sadness by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5024-past-sadness License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license To access complete transcripts for all episodes of Not Your Mother's Library, please visit: oakcreeklibrary.org/podcast Check out books, movies, and other materials through the Milwaukee County Federated Library System: countycat.mcfls.org hoopladigital.com wplc.overdrive.com oakcreeklibrary.org

https://www.alainguillot.com/glen-weldon/ Glen Weldon is a writer, cultural critic, and podcaster. His book is NPR's Podcast Start-Up Guide: Create, Launch, and Grow a Podcast on Any Budget. Get the book here: https://amzn.to/3jussKZ

How many income streams do you have? How many income streams do you think you should have? In this physician focused episode, I answer the listener question, “how many income streams is really the right number? And how did you decide?” Then I take it further and explain four key reasons why the number you have in mind may not be the right number! I know this episode is longer than usual but trust me, you’ll wanna stick around until the end. In this episode of The Career Rx we’ll discuss:What being overextended means for your side-gig What’s the magic number? There’s real, peer-reviewed science at work here.Putting social comparison into perspective.How credible sources build credible businesses.You’ve been told that you need a bunch of side gigs and income streams. Being a doctor isn’t enough these days. But, if you’re feeling exhausted and burned out and all those things, your reality check is here. By the end of this episode, you will have an understanding of what income streams you need (or don’t need). These real-world examples will guide you through your feelings of burnout, buying happiness, the pressure of social comparison, and the most important thing to get right if you DO decide you need more income streams.“There's a million things you could do, but only a few that you really should do.” - Marjorie StieglerIn this Episode: [1:35] Stop hustling.[4:40] If it’s not about the income, then what’s it all about?[6:00] A purely professional point of view[7:50] Falling victim to the outsourcing paradigm[9:30] “Just be a doctor.”[11:15] The magic number that ‘buys happiness’[15:30] Mo Money, Mo Problems[17:50] Social media is a highlight reel - and you’re comparing to your inner critic [21:21] The right reasons to start a business[23:00] Irony alert - from a doc with lots of income streams...[25:10] My gift to you - we can celebrate together![26:00] You’ll wanna hang around for this newsLinks and Resources: The Branding Rx 18 hours of CME, mastering digital strategies for advancing your career, building your business, and growing your professional brandThe Speaking Rx learn the business of professional public speaking to establish yourself as a thought leader you are, and get paid for your speaking expertiseIndustry Insider - what to know about landing a nonclinical career without a new degree, a foot in the door, prior experience, or a pay cutLaunch an Online Course on Any Budget - know your course will sell before you spend any time or money to create it; plus, the exact logistical blueprint to get paying customers and a way to deliver your course without spending a dime (ready to scale up when you are!)The How of Happiness

Where is Mya!? She's Away & Bibbi has Free Reign. Listen in as She Talks All Nice Who Did Some S#!+ and Shares How You Can be a Philanthropist on Any Budget. Search @wedidthatshit on all Social Media Platforms www.instagram.com/wedidthatshit www.twitter.com/wedidthatshit www.facebook.com/wedidthatshit PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/we-did-that--podcast/support

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Angry kids write obituary. Kate Spade. Man sues CVS…but what’s the real reason? Target is now the Target. He’s just a baby. T.O. said Hell NO. Tips to Enjoy Your Summer on Any Budget. See You in NOLA for #EssenceFest. Please Take Our Brief Survey. All Information is Valuable! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YSL3PNZ Talk to us using the Read More

This week on Mom Talk Radio, Maria Lianos-Carbone, author of Oh Baby! A Mom’s Self-Care Survival Guide for the First Year, shares the importance of self-care and managing mom pressures. Spotlight on Moms features Jennifer Buteau of FoodAllergyBuzz.com. Whitney Ellenby, author of Autism Uncensored, shares how a community can truly support those impacted by autism. Timolin Langin, author of Mind Over Money: How to Live Like a Millionaire on Any Budget, shares why parents should change their spending habits for their children. Hilarie Gamm, author of Billions Lost: The American Tech Crisis and The Road Map to Change, shares why it is unwise to view any social media network as a “safe place.”

Millennials have been bitten by a travel bug. But despite the images to travel, travel, travel, many of us are reluctant. The number one reason cited for not traveling more: NO MONEY! Jake Rivas sits down with world traveler, and cubicle worker, Chase Abendschein to discuss tactics and strategies to travel the world on any budget. ANY BUDGET!  In this episode you'll learn How to find your "pack" Why travel is so easy How our parents traveled vs. how their children should travel Where to find places to stay How to choose destinations on a whim How to pack your bag for optimal cost effectiveness And much more Have questions about traveling or finances, email jake@youandifinancial.com and Jake Rivas may read your question on the show! Follow Jake on twitter and facebook @jakestwocents Follow Chases globetrotting adventures on Instagram @cuttothechase Securities and advisory services offered through Commonwealth Financial Network, Member FINRA/SIPC, a Registered Investment Adviser. Fixed insurance products and services offered through CES Insurance Agency. Actual performance and results will vary. These interviews do not constitute a recommendation as to the suitability of any investment for any person or persons having circumstances similar to those portrayed. Consult a Financial Advisor regarding your specific circumstances. I*financial is located at 1901 NW Military Hwy. Ste. 102. San Antonio, TX 78213. Phone number 210-342-4346

This week on Mom Talk Radio, Julia Cook, author of Uniquely Wired: A Book About Autism and Its Gifts, shares 3 things parents and teachers need to know about autism. Spotlight on Moms features Jennifer Buteau of FoodAllergyBuzz.com. Timolin Langin, author of Mind Over Money: How to Live Like a Millionaire on Any Budget, shares tips for talking to your kids about money. Andrew Borsellino, co-founder, director of operations and strength conditioning coach at Precision Sports Performance, shares tips for athletes at all levels.

Our buddy Dillen Easley is back on the podcast this week and we're also joined by Jimmy Hamilton of Vortex Optics to discuss everything red… The post 173: 3-Gun Optics Guide for Any Budget & Every Division with Dillen Easley & Jimmy Hamilton first appeared on The 3-Gun Show.

Author of Mind Over Money, How to Live like a Millionaire on Any Budget, Veteran Teacher, Real Estate Investor & World Traveler, Timolin R. Langin hails from sharecropping roots and the Mississippi Delta. She has created a financial portfolio that is almost unheard of on a modest teacher's salary. She is so passionate about us working people living a great life and has shared easy to practice tips to help us do so in her book, Mind Over Money: How to Live Like a Millionaire on Any Budget.   Are you an indie author needing to sell more books? My webinar Promote This! DIY Publicity For Authors gives you loads of publicity and marketing secrets used by the pros.  Theme music for Madame Perry's Salon is composed and performed by Denton Perry.   

“You can have whatever kind of travel experience you want to have no matter what your budget is.” Stephanie Zito’s travels have taken her to over 100 countries. She is a wanderer, humanitarian, storyteller, business founder, evangelist for good, and all around beauty-seeker whose love of travel and involvement in relief and development have taken her to far flung places where she’s found purpose in helping the people of the world - which if you listen to this podcast, then you probably know that’s where I believe all the best stories happen. She’s lived in Cambodia, where she founded Cloud Color Hammocks, a beautifully colorful line of hammocks, volunteers to help children. But now she's also the creator of Upgrade Unlocked, a course on travel hacking to redeem for luxury travel experiences. Stephanie knows more than almost anyone I know about earning and redeeming points and miles, so I asked her to come back on and explore her new work and mindblowing personal travel experiences in redeeming for things like first class suites on Etihad Airways. If you want to learn more and pick up her course to get started traveling for as close to free as possible, check out Upgrade Unlocked. A quick preview How you can begin to redeem for enormous value by focusing on a goal. How do you get into lounges? How do you get upgrades? Stephanie flew in a first class suite on Etihad, stayed in a $900 Park Hyatt in Abu Dhabi and the St. Regis and it cost her close to $400. Does travel hacking at any level require opening credit cards? Explore further Upgrade Unlocked The Travel Hacking Cartel Credits Music credit: Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Become a Friend of the Show: Please subscribe and review! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. We’d be grateful for a review. Leave one here. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Your Feedback If you have an idea for a podcast you would like to see or a question about an upcoming episode, email me! I’d love to hear from you. Thank you so much for your support! The post 162: Luxury Travel on Any Budget with Stephanie Zito appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

Maria Ross is a brand strategist, author, and speaker who believes cash flow and creativity are not mutually exclusive.  As creator of Red Slice, she advises start-ups, entrepreneurs and small companies on crafting irresistible brands.  Maria is the author of two books: Amazon best-seller Branding Basics for Small Business: How to Create an Irresistible Brand on Any Budget, as well as her memoir, Rebooting My Brain.

Maria Ross is the founder of Red Slice, a marketing and brand agency, that helps brands to create unforgetable stories that will make them resonate with their clients. Prior to founding Red Slice, Mrs. Ross crafted branding and marketing strategies for Silicon Valley start-ups, global software firms, Internet companies, entertainment powerhouses and consumer businesses — including Business Objects (an SAP company), Discovery Networks and Monster.com — and created communication and training strategies for Fortune 1000 clients at Accenture.  In addition to running her business, Maria is the author of Branding Basics for Small Business: How to Create an Irresistible Brand on Any Budget, 2nd Edition (2014, Norlights Press) and  Rebooting My Brain: How a Freak Aneurysm Reframed My Life (2012, Red Slice Press). Mrs. Ross has appearances on media outlets including Entrepreneur Magazine, ABCNews, Forbes.com and the Huffington Post.

If you are planning on tying the knot in the near future, you are probably falling all over yourself with excitement and nerves. One thing that can make the whole ordeal much more stressful and much less exciting, however, is money. The average wedding costs close to 30 thousand dollars, and you might not have […] The post Planning a Smoky Mountains Wedding on Any Budget appeared first on Visit My Smokies.

Kate Harrison, is the author of the best-selling green wedding book : ” The Green Bride Guide :How to Plan an Earth -Friendly Wedding on Any Budget” (Sourcebooks, 2008) has a JD in Environmental Law and a Master’s from Yale in Environmental Policy. She planned her own green wedding in 2007. Join Kate as she discussing how to plan … Read more about this episode...