Podcast appearances and mentions of ashley butler

Ice Cold Air Franchisor, Ashley Butler, discusses the ins and outs of being a serial entrepreneur and small business owner with a knack for developing talent. Sharing about her journey to success, she highlights the importance of building connections, trusting your team and empowering future leaders.

"I realized that the ladder I was climbing was leaning against the wrong wall. My success as a doctor didn't equate to my happiness.”In this Future of Work episode, Rebecca is joined by Ashley Butler, founder and CEO of MySherri, to share her transformational journey from a high-pressure medical career to a life that aligns with her soul's purpose.Ashley shares the power of self-worth and personal growth beyond societal and professional expectations, the impact of work culture on mental health, burnout, and the need for a societal shift towards valuing individual uniqueness and creating more sustainable ways of working, and her personal journey of transitioning from the medical profession to founding her company and the subsequent challenges and ethical decisions faced in her business.In this episode, you'll learn:Invest time in inner work and self-discovery to build a strong personal foundation which is essential before looking to external achievements for fulfillmentShift societal and professional values from external validation to recognizing intrinsic self-worth, which can help prevent burnoutEmbrace vulnerability about personal struggles, especially in high-pressure industries, to foster a supportive environmentThings to listen for:[12:32] Check in on high achievers as they may be struggling[18:50] Explore your emotions as they lead to personal growth[27:31] Rapid growth may lead to pain[30:41] Listen to client needs and employee feedback[38:22] Find empowerment through self-discovery[39:57] Seek support and take time for yourselfConnect with Rebecca:https://linktr.ee/rebeccafleetwoodhessionauthor

Ashley Butler is here to promote the St. Joe/Benton Harbor water taxi.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you a busy woman that would like some valuable time back in your day so that you can focus on the people and projects that matter most? Ashley Butler, Founder and CEO of My Sherri, joins the podcast to share her story and why she is on a mission to help women normalize getting support in the home while reducing the guilt and shame associated with asking for help.Let's be honest, we were never designed to be superwoman!  Grab a pen and a journal, we're unpacking some good stuff. Learn more about My Sherri.Connect with Ashley Butler.Struggling to get it all done, take advantage of my FREE GIFT! Download the High Achiever Guide to get all your burning questions answered! Learn the practical tools work less, get more done, and find the freedom you've been looking for! The guide includes answers to some of my most top questions:·       How do I find more time in my day·       How do I set clear boundaries and establish a healthy work-life integration?·       How do I overcome the guilt and fear I have with taking time for me?·       How do I let go of control and delegate effectively.Download the High Achiever Guide NOW.Learn more about Jill and her story? Grab a copy of Jill's NEW Co-Author Best Seller Book- Intuitive Goddess by Jill O'Boyle LET'S CONNECT Here To Help You, Let's Talk - Free Clarity Chat with JillLET'S GET SOCIAL https://linktr.ee/JillOBoyleLinkedIn Profile

Ashley Butler, Director of Community Engagement at Cornerstone Alliance is here to talk about the Water Taxi between St. Joe and Benton Harbor.  The link she mentions is here:  https://exploremishore.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we spoke with Ashley Butler, Director of Community Engagement at Cornerstone Alliance about their FLEX event this week in honor of Women’s History Month.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We spoke with Kristin Patzer, Director of the Women’s Business Center at Cornerstone Alliance and Jackie Yates, Manager of the Women’s Business Center at Cornerstone Alliance along with Ashley Butler, Director of Community Engagement Cornerstone Alliance. We discussed honoring business women of color during Black History Month.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we spoke with Andrew Haan and Ashley Butler from Cornerstone Alliance regarding their Alley Activation Project for Benton Harbor.  They would like your input on the project and are asking you to take their survey here:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSchiBiUFNRSMx5LL82wdwKg0yCdtHF48Zj6PWQ9-Wdo80d-dw/viewformSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

To-do items like scheduling appointments and planning meals are essential tasks to keep the household functioning, and the mental load of managing these tasks doesn't stop when life gets chaotic. Aimee chats with Ashley Butler, the founder and CEO of MySherri, about the most common home care tasks her company's clients ask for help with. Ashley also breaks down why ‘having it all' is a myth and shares why it's sometimes harder to accept help than to ask for it. Episode Highlights Keeping track of to-dos is a mental burden -- that often falls on women. Everyday to-do list items like doing a load of laundry or running errands are essential for keeping households functioning, but they also require mental processing. In our culture, this mental load often falls disproportionately on women. “Women still manage more,” Ashley said. “They manage more in terms of time, and calendaring, and childcare, and in the household duties. It's not that our partners aren't supportive, but there's an underlying cultural movement here that we're starting to reframe and rewrite.” ‘Having it all' is a myth. Women especially tend to feel that they should be ‘doing it all' or ‘having it all.' Finding or hiring help for home care tasks can free up valuable time for women, which is why Ashley started her home services company MySherri and why she speaks to the true messiness of life. “Life is messy,” she said. “It's not perfect. It's not the curated Instagram real. We are doing a disservice to ourselves by inundating our brains with this perfect imagery.” Ideas to help friends at home. Not everyone can afford to hire someone to come into their home and help them out. But if you want to help a friend or family member going through a hard time, Ashley has a few ideas that are popular with MySherri clients: Create a meal plan Prep food to cook later Do a load of laundry Wash the dishes Water the plants Make some phone calls Schedule (or reschedule) appointments Run an errand Arrange transportation for family members Sort mail into piles of important, entertainment, and junk “There's a lot of the things we think of as mundane or trivial, but it stacks up in our minds,” Ashley said. Accepting help is hard. One factor Ashley has encountered in her role as CEO is that it's often difficult for people to ask for and accept help, and sometimes, the accepting part is harder. That's the case for Ashley, who is currently overwhelmed by the process of finding an executive assistant for her business. “I'm over here struggling,” Ashley said. “I got stuck myself in the gap of asking for help and then receiving because it feels so overwhelming. What do I ask for? How do I ask for it? How do I download it?” Resources + Links MySherri Aimee Kandrac: Website, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn WhatFriendsDo: Website, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn About Aimee and WhatFriendsDo Aimee Kandrac is a speaker, consultant, and the co-founder and CEO of WhatFriendsDo. Her work is instrumental for organizing support during life-changing events, and she speaks to organizations about creative ways to help friends and family during times of crisis. Aimee has been recognized as a Top 50 Mompreneur by Babble.com and is the first female CEO in the state of Indiana to close a $500,000 funding round. She has been featured in Forbes, Time, the LA Times, Oprah.com, the Indianapolis Star, and more. WhatFriendsDo is a simpler way to create organized and actionable support during a time of crisis. The free, online platform empowers healthcare facilities, HR departments, families, and friends to easily coordinate meals, errands, transportation, childcare, communication, and more for those in the midst of a life-changing event. The women-founded and women-led company started as a solution for a friend with terminal cancer. WhatFriendsDo is based out of Indianapolis.

In this month’s Cornerstone team member spotlight, we talk to Ashley Butler, Director of Community of Engagement. See more of the great team that makes Economic Development a reality at gomichigan.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ashley Butler, Director of Community Engagement at Cornerstone Alliance, joins Jessica and Zack to discuss the upcoming FLEX event, an exclusive luncheon held at breadbar on October 21st. Get your tickets before they're gone at flexexclusive.eventbrite.com!

The Rise & Thrive experience has been transformational for our leading ladies and their businesses. The 7-month-long experience leads to the Stand Tall In Your Story series, where the women of Rise & Thrive share their stories on stage, bringing everyone together to connect and celebrate.This episode is the fifth story of Rebecca's Stand Tall In Your Story series, featuring Ashley Butler, who tells her story about how she learned the lesson: You must fall before you can fly.

This next guest needs very little introduction but Ashley Butler is a top tier person inside and out!    Her open trasnsparency for starting her own business four years ago and still working and having passion in her major to be able to help people who have mental deficiencies. Her degree is in Psychology, and got her master's in Rehabilitation Counseling and Case Management.   In this episode we talk about:   - Freaknik Atlanta  - HBCU Experience  - Drinking Paul Mason and the newer generation  - Her business Honeybee Hair Collection   IG: @snookj @honeybeehaircollection

Ashley Butler winner of The Archer on Emerald Kingdom has a shattered jaw after celebrations turned sour, hear the latest with Steve Hewlett

The wife of Ashley Butler joins us for an update on the Archer winning jockey after he was king hit in a nightclub in Rockhampton later that night

“How will we get it all done?” may be the most commonly asked question in two-career households. Tiffany has been open about how their family depends on in-home care, but during seasons of change, it can be difficult to keep it all running. In this episode, Tiffany is joined by Ashley Butler, founder of MySherri, a home management services company that helps free up more time for relationships in working-parent homes. Tiffany and Ashley talk about her journey in founding MySherri, making time for stillness in their two-career households, and how Ashley learned to stop fearing success. If you could describe your household's day-to-day in one word, what would that word be? Text it to Tiffany at 317-350-8921

Channel partners are a force multiplier for companies across a wide spectrum of industries and a critical part of their go to market strategy. Channel programs require their own enablement strategy to be effective. In this episode Ashley Butler from Appian shares her experiences in defining and building a successful partner enablement program.Where should partner sales enablement report?Taking an on-demand first approach in creationEnabling partner account managersPartner  sales assetsLaunching a partner portalAshley Butler is a sales professional and enablement leader who currently leads the sales training and enablement strategy for  Appian's partner network as the Sr. Manager. Appian is a low-code automation platform used by the world's leading companies. AshleyAshley self intro: She's built a successful career in the tech industry - first as a seller, then as an enabler. She's been with Appian ~ 6 years, and enabled the partner team for about 1.5 years.

Ashley Butler, Founder & CEO Dreamer, Disrupter, and Creator. Ashley is on a mission to create a company that gives busy women valuable time back in their day for the people and projects that matter most. She has built MySherri to be a premium, boutique in-home management company that employs and deploys an excellent in-home workforce. She helps women normalize getting support in the home while reducing the guilt and shame associated with asking for help. Ashley's experience with food and housing insecurity as a child propels her to ensure that her team is empowered to achieve their own balance by offering a true living wage, paid time off, extensive training, and professional development opportunities. Prior to founding MySherri, Ashley was a physician that gained a profound understanding of what it means to need balance. Whether it be in medicine or business, Ashley has changed the lives of many by bringing authenticity and passion to every conversation. A huge fan of real conversation and connection, she is always interested in engaging in meaningful relationships built on the foundation of making the world around us better.

Dr. Ashley Butler joins Shireen to discuss the prevalence of and intersection of race and ethnicity in childhood diabetes. She explains how implicit bias exacerbates existing disparities in healthcares and explores how social determinants of health impact childhood obesity. Dr. Ashley Butler is an Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine and serves as a Licensed Psychologist at Texas Children's Hospital. Her research focuses on child health equity funded by the National Institutes of Health, the Health Resources and Services Administration, and several other foundations. “With something as complex and as high demand as diabetes, we know that building a support system around the individual with diabetes is the way to go.” On this episode you will learn: Implicit Bias and Healthcare Disparities Impact of Social Determinants of Health on Childhood Obesity How Race and Ethnicity Influences Childhood Diabetes Childhood Diabetes & Obesity Management Upstream and Policies that Impact Health Question of the Day: What is one way you want to help mitigate health disparities for minority families affected by childhood diabetes and obesity? 0:00 - Intro with Shireen! 1:30 - What drew you to the field of psychology and pediatric health disparities research? 3:50 - How do race and ethnicity impact the onset and management of type one and two diabetes? 5:30 - How do social determinants of health impact childhood obesity? 7:00 - What is the role of implicit biases in exacerbating disparities? 9:45 - What is being done and what else can be done to mitigate these health disputes? 14:50 - What kind of effect does diabetes have on the wellbeing of minority families and their children? 17:30 - Who are the key players in conversations about healthcare policy and what can we really expect? 22:45 - Outro with Shireen! Connect with Dr.Butler! Twitter Connect with Yumlish! Website Instagram Twitter Facebook LinkedIn YouTube --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yumlish/message

Welcome another doctor who has stepped into entrepreneurship. Dr. Ashley Butler started her healthcare career as a nurse. She then went on to become a doctor, but in her search for balance realized she was needed in a different way.    While trying to balance it all she realized it simply wasn't possible. They hired Sherri to help with chores around the house and soon she became an extension of the family. Ashley founded MySherri to help other busy families find balance.    Her goal is to normalize getting in home help while removing the shame that comes from not being able to do everything. Home should be a place that you are able to rest and recharge, not another source of stress.    Listen as she shares her story and why she feels so passionate about helping busy professionals to find their balance. Dr. Ashley is an amazing physician and an even better business owner. Her story is fantastic and I love the magic she's putting into the world. “Balance, particularly for physicians, for female physicians, is something we talk about but always feels right out of reach.” Dr. Ashley Butler   In this episode: [02:01] Welcome to the show, Ashley! [02:09] She shares her background and what she is doing now. [04:20] Listen as Ashley discusses why she picked the word balance. [06:03] She talks about her journey to becoming a physician. [07:25] Entrepreneurship is something that has always called her. [09:07] Ashley discusses what her business MySherri is all about. [13:47] They are building a culture for women, by women. [15:31] I talk about the people I have hired to help me take care of my family, home and yard. [19:46] Thank you Ashley for being on the show!   Links and Resources Deputy Find Ashley: MySherri Use the referral code DOCTOR when you join us today.     3 WAYS TO GET INCREDIBLE HELP AT LOW-COST!!! Buy my Kindle Book, Doctor Me First, on Amazon Join us for our Monthly Burnout Masterclass Series. Sit with me in my Slack Channel.  Schedule a call with Errin HERE Wanna be on this podcast: Schedule HERE Email Errin HERE

This week, Ashley Butler joins the show to help us put time back into our day as busy professionals. Ashley is the Founder and CEO of MySherri, with a mission to take care of people. You'll hear Ashley and Rebecca discuss the importance of delegating and asking for help to give yourself more hours in the day not to have to work.

We talked to Ashley Butler, Ph.D. about her co-authored paper Type 1 Diabetes Self‐Management Behaviors among Emerging Adults: Racial/Ethnic Differences. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @betacellpodcast. Support our work at patreon.com/betacell

Things that make you go, "awww!" Hello friends and family near and far and thank you for checking back in on us. We took a little hiatus due to the whole quarantine thing. Can't really run a show meant to take place at a establishment of some sort when those are all shut down. Figured we couldn't stay gone for too long. So we're back in the most mushiest and sweetest conversation yet. This episodes guest is none other then the magnificent Ashley Butler! As the title suggest, she is in fact the lover, the flame, the ever present feminine force in our host Luke Skyy's life. The chemistry between these two is unreal. Maybe cause they'be been at it for more then a decade! The love birds cover such topics as male and female roles in modern society, manipulations and controls set forth by an unjust system, a little bit about the protests and BLM movement and wrap it up nicely in a reading from the mystic arts! Shout out The Wild Unknown Tarot for it's contribution there. We had a truly great time taking this one picnic style in the park. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for still rocking with us. Peace and Love to all you fine folks out there! Enjoy - Tell your friends - Join us for next time. Please Share, Like and Subscribe! Follow us on FB & IG @hybredcollective To support and sponsor the show go to - https://www.patreon.com/hybredcollective Inquiries toward the show please E-mail --- hybredCO@gmail.com Ashley Butler ig @butlerash16

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What makes someone legendary? Join your host Jae in the fourth episode of the All The Legends Podcast as she speaks with 2x guest, Ashley Butler, about what her definition of a legend is and how it ties back to good vs. evil.

Advocating for yourself is just as important as advocating for others. But is there a balance between the two? Join your host Jae in the second episode of the All The Legends Podcast as she speaks with guest, Ashley Butler about how she advocates for others while still practicing self-care. Head to the bio to tune in!

On October 27th, we streamed episode five of our BombCast live video series with Real Estate Video Veteran, Michael Thorne!The BombCast is a quick video show delivered live twice per month on our website, Facebook page, and YouTube channel. We’re showcasing sales professionals of all kinds who are using video every day and unpacking their best tips and strategies to create more meaningful relationships and increase sales.Episode five featured Michael Thorne of RE/MAX Little Oak agent out of Vancouver, BC who brings 25 years of real estate experience to the table. The episode was hosted by BombBomb’s Director of Training and Education, Jason Sheffield and Ashley Butler, our Customer Enablement Manager.On this BombCast, Michael discussed the launch of the new website, Real Estate Video Studio!

On October 27th, we streamed episode five of our BombCast live video series with Real Estate Video Veteran, Michael Thorne!The BombCast is a quick video show delivered live twice per month on our website, Facebook page, and YouTube channel. We’re showcasing sales professionals of all kinds who are using video every day and unpacking their best tips and strategies to create more meaningful relationships and increase sales.Episode five featured Michael Thorne of RE/MAX Little Oak agent out of Vancouver, BC who brings 25 years of real estate experience to the table. The episode was hosted by BombBomb’s Director of Training and Education, Jason Sheffield and Ashley Butler, our Customer Enablement Manager.On this BombCast, Michael discussed the launch of the new website, Real Estate Video Studio!

AMLE talks with Ashley Butler about "Lead2Feed" from her January 2015 AMLE Magazine Partner Spotlight article. We talk about the Lead2Feed program and how we can grow service-learning and community engagement in our middle schools. Listen in, reach every student, grow professionally and create great schools!

Join Nicky Dare's exclusive new episode "WE Talk" on "WE Women Empowerment" Diversity, Leadership, Business.  Guest Speaker: Ms. Ashley Butler. CA Licensed Independent Insurance Agent. Insurance agent discusses Health Insurance reform and changes that will impact on American families.   

Hear Dr. Stephens' daughter, Mrs. Ashley Butler, as she shares her testimony with the congregation at Olive Springs on our RENEWAL SUNDAY, April 27, 2008