Podcasts about balancing business

Balancing Business, Art and a Commitment to Community GrowthBalancing business, art and community growth is a challenge many architects face, and Jeff Lusin lives it every day. In this episode of the EntreArchitect Podcast, Jeff shares how his early love of making, art, and storytelling shaped his path into architecture. He explains why architecture should leave an impression beyond pure function.Jeff reflects on building 45 Architecture and navigating the early challenges of entrepreneurship. He discusses the power of strong partnerships, clear values, and intentional growth. Along the way, he shares how marketing and representation influence how design connects with people.Jeff looks to the future of practice with a people-first mindset. He explores the tension between form and function, rural and urban, and business and creativity. This conversation is a reminder that great firms grow when community comes before projects.This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, Balancing Business, Art and a Commitment to Community Growth with Jeff Lusin.Learn more about Jeff at 45 Architecture, and connect on LinkedIn.Please Visit Our Platform SponsorsArcatemy is Arcat's Continuing Education Program. Listen to Arcat's Detailed podcast and earn HSW credits. As a trusted provider, Arcat ensures you earn AIA CE credits while advancing your expertise and career in architecture. Learn more at Arcat.com/continuing-education.WeCollabify helps small architecture firms build sustainable capacity through an insourcing model that integrates skilled BIM and technical professionals directly into your team—working in your time zone, inside your systems. Learn how to scale with intention at wecollabify.com/entrearchitect.Visit our Platform Sponsors today and thank them for supporting YOU... The EntreArchitect Community of small firm architects.Mentioned in this episode:Frosty & Fired Up

How can patients receive more consistent interventional radiology care amid a national shortage of IR physicians? That question led Dr. Rick Daniels to develop a new outpatient practice model centered on recruiting independent IRs to provide long-term, fractional coverage for groups in need. In this episode of the BackTable Podcast hosted by Dr. Aaron Fritts, Dr. Daniels outlines the thinking behind this approach and how it aims to expand access to IR services in outpatient settings. --- SYNPOSIS The conversation examines the evolving landscape of IR practice, including the challenges associated with transitioning between practice settings and building sustainable outpatient service lines. Dr. Daniels walks through the development of his model, with particular attention to identifying and supporting outpatient embolization opportunities. The discussion also explores the consortium-style structure for independent IRs, emphasizing long-term alignment, professional autonomy, and scalability at a national level. Operational considerations such as technology partnerships, documentation workflows, and targeted marketing strategies offer a practical look at what it takes to make this model work. --- TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Introduction03:49 - Evolution of an Independent IR Practice05:30 - Challenges and Opportunities in Outpatient IR09:58 - Building Service Lines and Marketing Strategies18:34 - Forming a National IR Group25:21 - Balancing Business and Healthcare25:37 - Evaluating and Correcting Site Performance28:16 - Expanding Geographical Reach30:45 - Recruitment and Retention Challenges38:07 - The Importance of Tech-Doc Teams42:35 - Future Goals and Recruitment Efforts45:58 - Conclusion

Send a textMiguel Armaza welcomes Edward Woodford, founder and CEO of ZeroHash, to Fintech Leaders for a candid, insightful conversation on the future of blockchain infrastructure and the lessons learned from nearly a decade of building in crypto.Edward offers a unique perspective as a London-born, MIT-educated entrepreneur who's seen ZeroHash grow into one of the most critical and least visible companies powering the global blockchain ecosystem. He shares his journey— from getting rejected by Oxford and taking the leap to the US, to building his first fintech business and discovering Bitcoin at the MIT bookstore.Join Miguel and Edward for a conversation packed with actionable insights for fintech founders, builders, and investors aiming to navigate the fast-evolving landscape at the intersection of crypto, infrastructure, and financial innovation.Timestamped Overview00:00 Intro & Edward's Background05:49 Balancing Business and Personal Life08:58 MIT Bitcoin and Career Exploration13:14 Tech-Driven Market Shift Insights16:07 Tokenization and Global Interoperability20:08 Impact of the founding team21:54 Founding team dynamics explored26:32 Power versus influence in investing29:25 Effective Infrastructure Pricing Strategy33:44 Weighted performance-based churn metric35:00 Founder Mode Intensity DefinedWant more podcast episodes? Join me and follow Fintech Leaders today on Apple, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app for weekly conversations with today's global leaders that will dominate the 21st century in fintech, business, and beyond.Do you prefer a written summary? Check out the Fintech Leaders newsletter and join ~85,000+ readers and listeners worldwide!Miguel Armaza is Co-Founder and General Partner of Gilgamesh Ventures, a seed-stage investment fund focused on fintech in the Americas. He also hosts and writes the Fintech Leaders podcast and newsletter.Miguel on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3nKha4ZMiguel on Twitter: https://bit.ly/2Jb5oBcFintech Leaders Newsletter: https://bit.ly/3jWIpqp

A nonprofit, a bold mission, and a fresh way of thinking about healthcare- this episode tells the story of Windsor-based GreenShield. From its roots in Southwestern Ontario helping Canadians get the medicine they need, to becoming a national healthcare and insurance company, the podcast explores how the organization grew without losing sight of its purpose. “We believe that healthcare is a right, not a privilege,” explains Zahid Salman, GreenShield President and CEO. “So this universal cornerstone that we've all lived on ever since we adopted the Canada Health Act is critical to us.”In conversation with host Goldy Hyder, Salman discusses GreenShield's origins, why the company is putting an emphasis on mental health support and how corporate culture influences the work they do.With headquarters in Windsor, Ontario, he even shares what makes for the best Windsor Pizza!  Revealing conversations with influential innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders. Listen to more episodes here: thebusinesscouncil.ca/podcasts/

What does it really cost to be ambitious? If you've ever felt too big for some rooms but not enough for others, if you hide your success because you're afraid of making people uncomfortable, if you've sacrificed relationships and time and energy in pursuit of something bigger, this episode is for you.I don't wanna have to be strong right now. I don't wanna have to figure it out. What if I don't wanna be the one who's got the answer? This is the conversation ambitious women need but rarely get to have. Today I'm breaking down the real sacrifices required when you're building something big, the invisible weight you carry that nobody acknowledges, and why you might be choosing sacrifice in the short term instead of settling for regret in the long term. We're covering identity shifts (your identity is shifting so fast you sometimes don't recognize yourself), the emotional weight of being the capable one (always the person who handles it, never the person who gets to fall apart), hiding success because you're afraid of outgrowing your circle, the guilt of wanting more when everyone else seems content, sacrificing joy, hobbies, and spontaneity in the building phase, time that doesn't belong to you (your schedule revolves around launches, clients, deadlines), the mental load of your business always being on your mind, financial pressure especially for breadwinners, and why despite all of it, you wouldn't change a thing.The only other option is to know what was possible to achieve and never go for it. If you're feeling the weight of ambition right now, this is your validation.Timestamps: 00:50 Understanding Sacrifice02:05 Balancing Aspirations and Reality04:04 The Emotional Weight of Ambition08:01 Identity and Growth14:32 The Pressure of Success34:34 Questioning Desires and Ambitions34:56 The Guilt of Success and Isolation38:04 Sacrifices in Pursuit of Goals40:50 Balancing Business and Personal Life44:20 The Cost of Flexibility and Independence54:14 Financial Pressures and Investments58:37 Reflecting on Sacrifices and AchievementsTo join the Ambitious Network for free, click HERE. To connect with Kate on Instagram, click ⁠HERE⁠. To apply for ITI, click ⁠HERE⁠.To submit a question to be answered on the podcast, click HERE.

Erin Fletter is the founder and CEO of Sticky Fingers Cooking, which offers fun, informative, and healthy cooking classes for children. In this episode, learn how Erin grew her kitchen-table idea into a business that has taught over 175,000 kids. She shares her journey from running cooking classes without kitchens to building and sustaining growth, and how she empowers women with her franchising model. Timestamps: 00:21 Meet Erin Fletter 01:56 Sticky Fingers Cooking 04:52 Cooking Classes Without Kitchens 07:55 Scrappy Beginnings 10:21 Empowering Women Entrepreneurs 11:35 The Franchise Model 15:21 Challenges 25:25 Advice 36:41 Balancing Business and Family 40:46 Passion for Food and Cooking 45:40 Tech-Driven Success at Sticky Fingers Cooking 55:06 Empowering Future Business Leaders Links: Erin's Website: https://www.erinfletter.com/ Sticky Fingers Cooking: https://stickyfingerscooking.com/  

In this episode of Salon Rising: The Podcast, Sam and Jen sit down with the amazing Chantelle from Telleish for an honest, expansive conversation about what it truly takes to build and lead a large salon business, without losing yourself along the way. From humble beginnings and major personal sacrifice to creating one of Melbourne's most iconic salons, Chantelle shares the reality behind the growth most people only see from the outside.Together, they unpack the identity shift from hairdresser to leader, the emotional weight of managing big teams, pricing with confidence, paying stylists well, and why heart led business can be both your superpower and your biggest challenge. Chantelle also opens up about motherhood, stepping back from the floor, navigating staff turnover, and building systems that allow a salon to scale sustainably while still feeling human.This episode is a grounded, real look at leadership, money, team culture, and long term thinking, especially for salon owners questioning what “success” actually looks like in this season of their life.What we coverThe identity shift from stylist to leader (and why it can feel like grief)Building and sustaining a large team without burning outPricing, profitability, and the roadmap to higher stylist earningsWhy not everyone will like you — and why that's part of leadershipCreating a “salon for life” model that supports clients through every seasonThis episode is proof that there's no single “right” way to build a salon. But there is a way to build one that feels rich in life, aligned with your values, and sustainable for the long haul.Timestamps00:00 Episode Summary01:59 Guest Introduction05:41 The Story Behind Telleish09:56 Expanding and Innovating the Salon22:44 Leadership and Team Management30:00 Navigating Challenges and Personal Growth41:30 Building Trust in the Workplace41:46 The Importance of Team Loyalty43:04 Challenges in the Hair Industry44:00 Raising Prices to Elevate the Industry44:48 Investing in Employee Growth49:45 Balancing Business and Personal Life55:06 Navigating Financial Challenges58:26 Adapting to Industry Changes1:12:22 The Value of Team Diversity1:17:22 Concluding Thoughts and Future PlansMentioned in this episode:https://www.salonrising.com

In this podcast episode, Martina Flor interviews Jamie Clarke, a type designer and lettering artist based in the UK. They discuss Jamie's journey into the world of type and lettering, highlighting his transition from a digital agency owner to a successful type designer. Jamie shares insights into his creative process, the importance of self-initiated projects, and how he balances different aspects of his business, including type design and client work. The conversation also touches on the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in the creative industry, and the significance of building a personal brand and portfolio that reflects one's style and aspirations.✨ Connect with me on social media

In this episode, Amanda Panda shares her journey from 7 years in Australian politics to building a personal branding empire, why your "flaws" are actually your brand, her controversial 60 Minutes appearance about not sending her daughter to school, and the three stories every founder needs to tell to build authority.Episode Timestamps0:00 Trailer0:55 Introduction1:07 Amanda's Career Start in Politics2:31 Helping Small Businesses on the Side3:06 The "Oh Shit Fund" and Going Solo3:26 Why She Left Politics ("Using My Craft for Evil")5:23 Politicians Losing Authenticity in the System6:04 PR, Propaganda, and Human Influence7:09 Misinformation and Fear Campaigns in Politics9:01 Trump vs Kamala: Attention vs Likability11:58 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome12:30 Your Uniqueness IS Your Brand14:05 Why You Need to Polarize (Pick a Side)15:34 How to Find Your Message17:18 Value-Driven Content vs Self-Absorbed Content19:06 Content Pillars: 3-6 Topics Max20:53 Being Authentic vs Being Strategic22:23 James Smith: Online Persona vs Real Person23:08 Psychology Behind Personal Branding23:48 Clifton StrengthsFinder and 16 Personalities25:13 40-Page Strategy Documents26:05 $500K from One Podcast Appearance26:37 Why PR Works (Emotional Connection)28:29 Propaganda Book by Edward Bernays30:12 Controlling the Narrative30:33 The 60 Minutes Story That Went Wrong34:17 Not Sending Her Daughter to School35:22 Her Daughter at 3: 8 Countries, 150+ Hours Flying36:31 AI Tutoring and Alternative Education37:44 How She Took Back the Narrative (Mamamia Op-Ed)38:37 Create Your Own Media (Podcast, YouTube, TikTok)39:26 The Three Stories Every Founder Needs40:28 Repeat Your Message 10 Times Before It Lands41:07 Daily Journaling for Content Ideas42:28 Sharing Struggles Without Being Cringe43:00 Mercury Retrograde and "Gatorade" Seasons45:17 Women's Hormonal Cycles and Productivity48:27 Building Empires by Elena Cardone49:11 Journaling Through Identity Shifts49:54 How to Rebrand Yourself51:00 "When a Woman Changes Her Hair, She's About to Change Her Life"52:31 Balancing Business, Marriage, and Motherhood54:46 Outsourcing Below Your Hourly Rate55:02 $11/Hour Nannies in Bali and Fiji55:46 70 Hour Weeks Across Mom and Business56:10 Quality Time in Bursts (Not Weekly Routines)57:19 Extraordinary Life Requires Extraordinary Sacrifice58:06 Checking Yourself: You're in the 0.0001%58:54 Where to Find Amanda59:12 Advice to 18-Year-Old Self: Peace Over People-PleasingAbout Amanda PandaPersonal branding strategist and PR expert who spent 7 years in Australian politics before building her own agency. Pioneer in personal branding space with 40-page strategy documents and $500K generated from a single podcast appearance. Now hosts a podcast for ambitious women navigating entrepreneurship and motherhood while raising her daughter Ariella with husband Jack.Connect with Amanda Pandahttps://www.instagram.com/amandapandadelosa/Connect with Mehttps://www.youtube.com/@morgantnelsonhttps://www.instagram.com/morgantnelson

They share the story of launching their business during the pandemic, their adventures as substitute teachers, and their deep roots in the Grayslake community. With humor and authenticity, they discuss adoption, parenting, and the joys of serving neighbors through creative charcuterie boards. The episode captures the spirit of friendship, small-town pride, and the power of giving back, offering listeners a genuine taste of Grayslake's welcoming hometown charm. Friendship, Food, and Community: Lessons from Olive You Charcuterie on Discovering Grayslake In the heart of Grayslake, Illinois, community isn't just a buzzword—it's a way of life. This spirit shines through in the latest episode of the "Discovering Grayslake" podcast, where host David Woll sits down with Kat and Kate, the best-friend duo behind All of You Charcuterie. Their story is a testament to the power of friendship, the resilience of small business owners, and the unique flavor that local entrepreneurs bring to their hometowns. Whether you're a Grayslake local, a small business dreamer, or simply someone who loves a good story, this episode is packed with insights and actionable advice. Let's break down the main themes and tips from Kat and Kate's journey—so you can bring a little more heart, creativity, and community spirit into your own life and work. Table of Contents The Power of Friendship in Business Turning Passion into a Pandemic-Era Business Building a Business with Heart: Inclusivity, Affordability, and Community Balancing Business, Family, and Community Involvement Actionable Tips for Small Business Owners The Grayslake Difference: Why Community Matters Final Thoughts: Authenticity, Kindness, and Local Pride The Power of Friendship in Business Kat and Kate's story begins long before their first charcuterie board. Their friendship, forged as college dorm neighbors, is the foundation of their business. This deep bond is more than just a feel-good backstory—it's a strategic advantage. Key Takeaways: Trust and Communication:** Years of friendship mean Kat and Kate can communicate openly, resolve conflicts quickly, and play to each other's strengths. Shared Values:** Their mutual commitment to authenticity, humor, and community shapes every aspect of their business. Support System:** Entrepreneurship is tough. Having a partner who understands your personal and professional life makes the journey more sustainable and enjoyable. Actionable Advice: Choose business partners you trust deeply.** Shared history and values can help weather the inevitable storms of small business life. Schedule regular check-ins**—not just about business, but about your friendship and well-being. Turning Passion into a Pandemic-Era Business All of You Charcuterie was born out of necessity and creativity during the COVID-19 pandemic. With their catering gigs on hold and corporate jobs feeling less fulfilling, Kat and Kate leaned into their love of food and entertaining. How They Did It: Start Small, Think Big:** They began by making boards for friends and family. When someone offered to pay, they realized they had a viable business. Leverage Past Experience:** Years of working with high-end chefs gave them the skills to create visually stunning, delicious spreads. Adapt to the Times:** With large gatherings off the table, they focused on small, shareable boards perfect for intimate celebrations. Expert Insights: Test your concept with your inner circle.** Friends and family can be your first customers and best marketers. Be ready to pivot.** The pandemic forced many to rethink their business models—flexibility is key. Building a Business with Heart: Inclusivity, Affordability, and Community Kat and Kate's approach to business is refreshingly inclusive. They're committed to making their charcuterie boards accessible, beautiful, and tailored to the needs of their community. Inclusivity in Every Bite No Upcharge for Dietary Needs:** Gluten-free, nut-free, and allergy-friendly options are available at no extra cost. Variety and Quality:** Their boards feature a mix of meats, cheeses, fruits, veggies, and unique items like lemon pepper green beans and stuffed peppers. Affordability and Transparency Cost-Effective Catering:** Charcuterie boards offer a luxurious feel without the high price tag of traditional catering. Clear Communication:** They're upfront about pricing and delivery, with free local delivery and reasonable fees for farther locations. Community Engagement Giving Back:** Kat and Kate regularly donate boards to local fundraisers and school events. Word-of-Mouth Growth:** Their reputation is built on personal connections and community involvement, not flashy advertising. Actionable Advice: Prioritize inclusivity.** Accommodate dietary restrictions without making customers feel like an inconvenience. Engage with your community.** Sponsor local events, donate to fundraisers, and build relationships beyond transactions. Balancing Business, Family, and Community Involvement Kat and Kate are more than business owners—they're moms, school staff, and active community members. Their ability to juggle these roles is both impressive and instructive. Lessons in Balance Embrace Flexibility:** Both women transitioned from corporate careers to roles in the local school system, finding fulfillment and flexibility. Set Boundaries:** They admit to sometimes undercharging or giving away products, but are learning to value their time and expertise. Find Joy in Service:** Subbing in local schools isn't just a job—it's a way to connect with their kids and neighbors. Expert Insights: Don't be afraid to pivot your career.** Sometimes, the best opportunities come from unexpected places. Value your work.** Generosity is important, but sustainability matters too. Actionable Tips for Small Business Owners Drawing from Kat and Kate's journey, here are nuanced, actionable tips for anyone looking to start or grow a small business—especially in a tight-knit community. 1. Start with What You Love—and Know    Leverage your unique skills and passions. Kat and Kate's background in event catering gave them a head start.    Don't wait for perfect conditions—start small and iterate. 2. Build Your Brand on Authenticity    Be yourself in every interaction. Customers are drawn to genuine people.    Share your story—people want to support businesses with heart. 3. Use Social Media Strategically    Even without a website, Kat and Kate built a loyal following on Facebook and Instagram (@allofyoucharcuterie).    Respond promptly to messages and keep your content fresh and engaging.    Don't be afraid to ask for help with new platforms (like TikTok). 4. Prioritize Customer Experience    Offer convenient delivery and pickup options.    Handle setup and cleanup when possible to make events stress-free.    Consider loyalty programs (like punch cards) to reward repeat customers. 5. Give Back—But Set Limits    Support local causes, but don't undervalue your work.    Set clear policies for donations and discounts to maintain sustainability. 6. Lean Into Community Connections    Partner with local organizations, schools, and businesses.    Attend and sponsor community events to increase visibility. The Grayslake Difference: Why Community Matters Kat and Kate's story is inseparable from the fabric of Grayslake. Their business thrives because of the town's unique blend of small-town warmth and open-mindedness. What Makes Grayslake Special: Supportive Neighbors:** Word-of-mouth and personal recommendations drive business. Respect for Differences:** The community rallies around shared values, even when opinions differ. Traditions and Togetherness:** Events like the Freeze opening, tree lighting, and end-of-school rituals foster a sense of belonging. Actionable Advice: Get involved.** Whether it's volunteering at schools or attending local events, show up for your community. Celebrate local traditions.** They're the heartbeat of small towns. Final Thoughts: Authenticity, Kindness, and Local Pride Kat and Kate's journey is a masterclass in building a business that's as nourishing for the soul as it is for the stomach. Their advice for listeners—and for anyone looking to make a difference—is simple but profound: Be unapologetically yourself.** Authenticity attracts the right people, both in business and in life. Do the hard things first.** Tackle your biggest challenges head-on, every day. Spread kindness.** Small acts—like a smile or a helping hand—can transform your community. As David Wool reminds us at the end of the episode, everyone is fighting a battle you can't see. Let's make Grayslake—and every hometown—a little brighter, one charcuterie board (and one act of kindness) at a time. Connect with All of You Charcuterie Facebook & Instagram:** @allofyoucharcuterie Email:** allofyoucharcuterie@gmail.com Website:** Coming soon! Subscribe to Discovering Grayslake on your favorite platform for more stories of local heroes, hidden gems, and the spirit that makes this town truly special. *If you enjoyed this post, share it with a friend, support your local businesses,

 “The ultimate success story is choosing yourself above anything else.” —Allie StarkWe are living in a season where working harder is no longer the answer, yet the pressure to keep pushing has not slowed down. Many women are holding careers, leadership roles, businesses, and families while quietly questioning how much longer this pace is possible. This conversation meets that tension head-on and names what so many of us are carrying.Allie Stark shares her path from holistic health and yoga to executive leadership coaching, shaped by chronic illness, entrepreneurship, motherhood, and years of deep inner work. Her approach blends strategy with nervous system regulation, showing how leadership becomes more sustainable when it is rooted in alignment rather than hustle.Listen in, then pause and notice what resonates before rushing to fix anything.Leadership in seasons of transitionWhy non-linear careers are now the normLetting go of hustle culture and overproductionNervous system regulation for women leadersMotherhood, ambition, and identity shiftBuilding sustainable, values-led businessesThe power of community over doing it aloneRedefining success beyond visibility and scaleConnect with Heather: WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebook YouTubeEpisode Highlights:01:11 Meet Allie Stark: Health, Life, Motherhood, and Leadership04:43 Balancing Business and Transition 09:16 Mindfulness in Schools and the Power of Yoga13:30 The Power of Word-of-Mouth & Authentic Marketing17:44 Social Media Presence vs. Real-Life Connection21:18 Daily Routines for Wellbeing: Email Boundaries, Exercise, Sleep26:56 How Allie Coaches: The Unlearn-Awaken-Align Framework31:39 Challenges Women Leaders Face in Today's World36:41 Empowering Female Entrepreneurs: From Side Hustle to Full-Time38:53 Success Story: Courage to Pivot & Life Beyond EntrepreneurshipResources:

In this episode of Champ Talk with Brandon Hudson, Brandon welcomes Lacey Coleman, the president of Coastal Comfort Heating and Air. Lacey shares her journey of taking over the family business and the challenges she faced as a woman in a male-dominated industry. Despite dealing with doubt from both men and women, Lacey focused on proving herself through hard work and dedication. She talks about the impacts of major events like the 2008 housing crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic on her business, and the strategies she employed to keep her company afloat. Lacey also opens up about her personal coping mechanisms, including therapy and gym workouts, to deal with the stress and pressures of entrepreneurship. Additionally, she discusses her involvement in community initiatives and her vision for future growth. Lacey's story is a testament to resilience, passion, and continuous self-improvement.00:00 Introduction and Housekeeping01:18 Introducing Lacey Coleman01:26 Lacey's Journey in the HVAC Industry03:04 Challenges and Overcoming Sexism12:21 Navigating the 2008 Financial Crisis12:52 Impact of COVID-19 on Business21:58 Coping Mechanisms and Personal Growth26:07 Struggles and Self-Care26:38 Family Dynamics and Personal Space27:37 Intentional Living and Travel29:35 Therapy and Self-Discovery30:58 Advocating for Women in Business31:57 Community Involvement and Future Goals41:08 Balancing Business and Family48:32 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs51:24 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In episode 166 of 'On the Whorizon' SWCEO founder and host MelRoseMichaels dives deep into the challenges adult content creators face when balancing romantic relationships and their career. She shares practical strategies for setting boundaries, spotlights the difference between disguised sabotage and genuine support, and provides actionable scripts designed to boost communication and protect both your business and connection.

In this episode of Remodelers On The Rise, Kyle reflects on twelve standout podcast episodes from 2025 — one from each month — and shares the key takeaways and insights that stuck with him. From leadership and branding to marketing, delegation, and client experience, this year-in-review episode is packed with practical reminders to help you move quickly... but not rush, as you grow your business in 2026. ----- Want to keep in touch with past clients and prospects without the hassle of writing content yourself? That's exactly what Remodelers AutoPilot does — each month you get a done-for-you email newsletter and social media posts, ready to send. ----- Explore the vast array of tools, training courses, a podcast, and a supportive community of over 2,000 remodelers. Visit Remodelersontherise.com today and take your remodeling business to new heights! ----- Takeaways Business is all about solving problems. Your clients are your most valuable marketing asset. Move quickly, don't rush. Branding matters more than you think. Clients connect with stories. Investing in team growth leads to higher retention rates. Trust people, even if they haven't proven their trustworthiness yet. Advertising is the price you pay for not being remarkable. We need to learn to delegate to avoid burnout. Emotional safety is crucial in relationships. ----- Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Year in Review 03:44 Branding and Storytelling in Remodeling 06:09 Employee Engagement and Team Motivation 09:04 Strengthening Company Culture 11:59 Building Trust Through Branding 12:57 Time Management for Remodelers 13:53 Transforming Marketing Strategies 15:20 Leadership and Team Management 17:17 Lessons from Entrepreneurship 18:14 Enhancing Client Satisfaction 20:08 Aging in Place Strategies 21:06 Sales Conversations and Storytelling 22:33 Balancing Business and Marriage

In this first episode of the Heart of Rural America podcast for 2026, host Amanda Radke reconnects with her friend Calli Thorne, a ranch mom, entrepreneur, and fellow speaker. They discuss the challenges and rewards of operating a USDA federally-inspected beef plant named Yellowstone River Beef, their experiences in the cattle industry, and the importance of a positive mindset in overcoming business obstacles. Calli shares her strategies for balancing multiple responsibilities, including motherhood, business, and public speaking, by using a method of delegating or ditching tasks to focus on what truly matters. The episode delves into themes of entrepreneurship, leadership, and maintaining mental well-being while managing a busy, fulfilling life.00:00 Welcome to the Heart of Rural America00:34 Catching Up with Calli Thorne02:43 Challenges and Triumphs in the Beef Industry09:09 Balancing Business and Personal Life14:16 Mastering the Art of Saying No20:42 Empowering Women in Agriculture27:49 Final Thoughts and New Year MotivationShop Red Aspen: https://redaspenlove.com/pages/incentive?srsltid=AfmBOopNOkswz8PWWlG-dJfmkmIG30focRh90PpRD91xzZowMyvRnzNJ&pws=amandaradkePresented by Bid on Beef | CK6 Consulting | CK6 Source | Real Tuff Livestock Equipment | Redmond RealSalt | Dirt Road Radio | All American Angus Beef | Radke Land & CattleUse code RADKE for $10 off your next All American Angus Beef order at www.BidOnBeef.comSave on Redmond Real Salt with code RADKE at https://shop.redmondagriculture.com/Check out Amanda's agricultural children's books here: https://amandaradke.com/collections/amandas-booksLearn more about Bulletproofing Your Direct-To-Consumer Beef Enterprise: https://amandaradke.com/products/bulletproof-your-beef-business

MY NEWSLETTER - https://nikolas-newsletter-241a64.beehiiv.com/subscribeJoin me, Nik (https://x.com/CoFoundersNik), as I interview Justin Donald (https://x.com/justindonald). In this episode, I sit down with the author of the Wall Street Journal bestseller, The Lifestyle Investor, to discuss his unique approach to wealth creation. Justin shares how he transitioned from being a "slave" to his sales business at Cutco to achieving financial freedom by investing in passive income assets.We dive into his early success with mobile home parks, his "flywheel" strategy for real estate, and why he currently spends up to $500,000 a year on masterminds and private coaching. From buying dog training companies to scaling home maintenance businesses with VC backing, Justin explains how to stop "buying a job" and start buying back your time.We also touch on his commitment to impact, with all his book proceeds going to fight human trafficking.Questions This Episode Answers:1. How can you achieve financial freedom before you even become a millionaire?2. Why are mobile home parks considered a premier niche for passive income and scale?3. What is the difference between survival income, lifestyle income, and earned income?4. How do you use a "cash cow" business to fund a diversified portfolio of private investments?5. Why are masterminds and peer groups the ultimate shortcut to business growth and deal flow?Enjoy the conversation!__________________________Love it or hate it, I'd love your feedback.Please fill out this brief survey with your opinion or email me at nik@cofounders.com with your thoughts.__________________________MY NEWSLETTER: https://nikolas-newsletter-241a64.beehiiv.com/subscribeSpotify: https://tinyurl.com/5avyu98yApple: https://tinyurl.com/bdxbr284YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/nikonomicsYT__________________________This week we covered:00:43 The Value of Networking and Masterminds01:34 Welcome to Nikonomics01:58 Interview with Justin Donald Begins04:01 Justin's Early Career and First Investments08:52 Transition to Real Estate Investments12:03 Balancing Business and Real Estate16:41 Achieving Financial Freedom24:23 Personal Reflections and Future Plans25:51 Back to the Show25:52 Achieving Financial Freedom27:35 Real Estate Investments and Growth29:00 Business Ventures and Success Stories32:35 The Power of Masterminds44:06 Investing in Yourself47:15 Rapid Fire Questions50:02 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode of 'Passports, Profits, and Pixie Dust,' the host welcomes Shayna and Vanessa, best friends and master financial coaches, who help women take ownership of their finances. They discuss simplifying budgeting, making your bank act like a personal assistant, and removing the fear and complexity often associated with budgeting. Shayna and Vanessa share their journey, insights on automation tools, the importance of separating accounts for better financial clarity, and how they grew their business while managing their personal commitments. They provide practical tips on creating a budget that is not restrictive but allows for achieving big dreams, such as traveling. The episode also explores the benefits of renaming savings accounts based on goals, setting up holding accounts for irregular incomes, and investing time in what brings joy. Listen in for an enlightening conversation on achieving financial freedom and making intentional decisions in both personal and business finances. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 01:10 Simplifying Your Finances 02:43 Budgeting Tools and Strategies 04:06 Automation and Savings Tips 06:30 Personalized Budgeting Approaches 07:48 Overcoming Money Guilt and Shame 10:05 Entrepreneurial Financial Management 18:18 Starting and Growing a Business 21:56 Starting with Social Media and Podcasting 22:33 Balancing Business and Personal Life 23:23 Maintaining and Growing the Business 23:53 Podcasting Strategies and Repurposing Content 24:33 Scalable Offers and Coaching 25:23 Creating a Budget System 28:07 Intentional Living and Business 29:20 Practical Budgeting Tips 36:34 Rapid Fire Questions and Wrap-Up Connect with the Budget Besties: https://budgetbesties.com/lindsay/ Connect with Lindsay: https://www.lindsaydollinger.com/links

Mark Carroll is a legendary Australian transformation coach, educator, and entrepreneur. Known publicly for elite-level results and business success, Mark joins me for one of his most open and vulnerable conversations to date.In a world driven by artificial polish, highlight reels, and performance, Mark peels back the curtain on what was really happening behind the scenes while his career and finances were thriving.Mark and Andrew explore:• Mark's experience with injury, depression, and body image struggles during periods of professional success• The pressure and unrealistic expectations created by social media• Whether Mark feels compelled to live up to public expectations• Feeling proud to appear in photos with his family after years of hiding during inactivity• Why “a goal is not a strategy”• What Mark means by strategic investment in both life and business• The steps of strategic investment required for winning outcomes• Personal financial lessons from Mark's experience as a successful investor• The difference between suffering aimlessly vs. suffering with purpose• Why long-term thinking beats short-term validation• And much moreIt's easy to look at someone's life and assume they have it easy. This conversation dismantles that illusion and offers a grounded look at the cost, complexity, and intention behind building a meaningful life.IG: @coachmarkcarrollCHAPTERS00:49 Authenticity in Social Media04:13 Challenges of Social Media for Fitness Professionals07:18 The Business of Fitness Coaching15:25 Personal Struggles and Transformation23:03 Balancing Business and Personal Life33:01 Finding Motivation and Setting Goals35:15 Weather and Closing Remarks35:49 The Reality of Strategic Investment36:08 Defining Strategic Investment37:15 Setting Goals with Strategy37:40 The Importance of Specificity in Goals44:26 Pain and Progress - The Duality of Effort45:57 Suffering with Purpose51:16 Financial Investment Principles54:57 The Power of Compound Interest57:36 Avoiding Lifestyle Inflation01:08:17 Launching the New AppSUPPORT THE SHOWIf this episode helped you, you can help me by:• Subscribing and checking out more episodes• Sharing it on your social media (tag me - I'll respond)• Sending it to a friend who needs thisFOLLOW ANDREW COATESInstagram: @andrewcoatesfitnesshttps://www.andrewcoatesfitness.comPARTNERS AND RESOURCESRP Strength App (use code COATESRP)https://www.rpstrength.com/coatesJust Bite Me Meals (use code ANDREWCOATESFITNESS for 10% off)https://justbitememeals.com/MacrosFirst - FREE PREMIUM TRIALDownload MacrosFirst and during setup you'll be asked “How did you hear about us?”Type in: ANDREWKNKG Bags (15% off)https://www.knkg.com/Andrew59676Versa Gripps (discount link)https://www.versagripps.com/andrewcoatesTRAINHEROIC - FREE 90-DAY TRIAL (2 steps)Go to https://www.trainheroic.com/liftfreeReply to the email you receive (or email trials@trainheroic.com) and let them know I sent you

On Purpose with Jay Shetty: Read the notes at at podcastnotes.org. Don't forget to subscribe for free to our newsletter, the top 10 ideas of the week, every Monday --------- What idea have you been sitting on lately? What’s been holding you back from starting? Today, Jay sits down with engineer, innovator, and YouTube creator Mark Rober to explore the unexpected life experiences that shaped one of the internet’s most beloved minds. Mark shares the childhood moments that ignited his passion for building, breaking, and understanding how the world works, moments nurtured by a mother whose love, imagination, and encouragement helped lay the foundation for his life’s mission. He reflects on how her influence continues to ripple outward, inspiring millions of young people who learn, explore, and dream through his work today. Jay and Mark explore the mindset that carried Mark from NASA engineer to innovative educator, unpacking what it really means to “think like an engineer:” experiment boldly, embrace failure, and treat every setback as an opportunity to learn. They follow Mark’s unusual pivots, from designing Mars rover hardware to crafting Halloween costumes, to ultimately shaping a career that blends curiosity, storytelling, science, and play. Together they reveal the deeper lessons behind Mark’s most viral experiments: why creativity thrives when we stay childlike, how passion reveals itself through repetition, and why the most meaningful work grows from genuine excitement rather than algorithms or expectations. In this interview, you'll learn: How to Think Like an Engineer How to Stay Curious as an Adult How to Follow Your Passion Practically How to Build Ideas That Actually Work How to Find Creativity in Everyday Life How to Recognize Your Real Calling How to Inspire Others Through Your Work Keep following the questions that excite you, keep trying the things that scare you, and keep believing that you’re capable of far more than you realize. Your next breakthrough might be just one experiment, or one brave attempt away. With Love and Gratitude, Jay Shetty Join over 750,000 people to receive my most transformative wisdom directly in your inbox every single week with my free newsletter. Subscribe here. Check out our Apple subscription to unlock bonus content of On Purpose! https://lnk.to/JayShettyPodcast What We Discuss: 00:00 Intro 01:16 Were You Always Creative? 04:02 Understanding the Real Impact of Your Life 06:55 What It Really Takes to Work at NASA 09:49 Learning to Think Like an Engineer 11:22 How Rovers Are Tested for Mars 12:20 Searching for Life Beyond Earth 13:24 Follow What You Truly Love Doing 16:11 If You Can Imagine It, You Can Build It 17:22 Practical Wisdom from a Lifelong Tinkerer 20:57 The Pivot from NASA to Apple 23:34 Turning Ideas into Actionable Success 24:45 What is the Engineering Design Process? 28:28 Why Embracing Failure Matters 29:57 Relearning Trust and Finding Love Again 34:56 The Power of Immersion Weekends 36:45 Making Learning Engaging Through Creativity 40:29 Why Mastery Is Worth Pursuing 41:40 Balancing Business with True Creativity 44:51 How Communication Shapes Great Storytelling 47:40 Two Common Mistakes Creators Make 52:30 Staying True to Your Creative Style 54:04 The Importance of Focusing on One Passion 56:44 The Hidden Failures Behind Viral Success 59:35 Giving Kids Room to Be Creative 01:04:30 Curiosity as the Root of Creativity 01:06:07 Inside a Real Creative Process 01:08:45 Where Do You Get Your Big Ideas? 01:11:46 The Mind-Bending Question of Life in the Universe 01:16:02 The Promise and Peril of Rapid AI Growth 01:19:56 Focusing on What You Can Truly Influence 01:24:57 Mark on Final Five Episode Resources: Mark Rober | X Mark Rober | Instagram Mark Rober | Facebook Mark Rober | LinkedIn Mark Rober | TikTok Mark Rober | YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Purpose with Jay Shetty Key Takeaways  Engineering Thinking FrameworkEmbrace failure as discovery, foster insatiable curiosity, and iterate relentlessly The core principle: break things, test repeatedly, and view each failure as eliminating one wrong approachIf you can dream it, you can build it through iterative experimentation.Naive Optimism + Strategic ExecutionTurn ideas into action by combining an optimistic vision with a practical breakdown: define your end goal, decompose it into simple steps, identify knowledge gaps, and test incrementallyTransform fear into curiosity through hands-on building and reflection on lessons learned, rather than ego protection The Immersion Weekend Method: Dedicate 48 hours of complete immersion to explore new fascinations – consume every book, video, and resource available. This intensive sprint reveals whether something deserves permanent schedule integration and helps you fall in love with the process of incremental masteryDual-Track Success ModelAvoid binary thinking: maintain steady employment while pursuing passion projects during nights and weekends until they gain tractionThe most successful ventures pair a 10x visionary thinker with a logistics master (Jobs + Napoleon model), preventing burnout by keeping founders focused on their core love rather than pure managementContent that resonates triggers five core emotions: Adventure, humor, negativity, inspiration, or surprise More broadly: control only what's in your sphere of influence, commit to “hell yes” decisions exclusively, and recognize that outcomes revert to the mean Things are never as extreme as they appear in the moment.Read the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgWhat idea have you been sitting on lately? What’s been holding you back from starting? Today, Jay sits down with engineer, innovator, and YouTube creator Mark Rober to explore the unexpected life experiences that shaped one of the internet’s most beloved minds. Mark shares the childhood moments that ignited his passion for building, breaking, and understanding how the world works, moments nurtured by a mother whose love, imagination, and encouragement helped lay the foundation for his life’s mission. He reflects on how her influence continues to ripple outward, inspiring millions of young people who learn, explore, and dream through his work today. Jay and Mark explore the mindset that carried Mark from NASA engineer to innovative educator, unpacking what it really means to “think like an engineer:” experiment boldly, embrace failure, and treat every setback as an opportunity to learn. They follow Mark’s unusual pivots, from designing Mars rover hardware to crafting Halloween costumes, to ultimately shaping a career that blends curiosity, storytelling, science, and play. Together they reveal the deeper lessons behind Mark’s most viral experiments: why creativity thrives when we stay childlike, how passion reveals itself through repetition, and why the most meaningful work grows from genuine excitement rather than algorithms or expectations. In this interview, you'll learn: How to Think Like an Engineer How to Stay Curious as an Adult How to Follow Your Passion Practically How to Build Ideas That Actually Work How to Find Creativity in Everyday Life How to Recognize Your Real Calling How to Inspire Others Through Your Work Keep following the questions that excite you, keep trying the things that scare you, and keep believing that you’re capable of far more than you realize. Your next breakthrough might be just one experiment, or one brave attempt away. With Love and Gratitude, Jay Shetty Join over 750,000 people to receive my most transformative wisdom directly in your inbox every single week with my free newsletter. Subscribe here. Check out our Apple subscription to unlock bonus content of On Purpose! https://lnk.to/JayShettyPodcast What We Discuss: 00:00 Intro 01:16 Were You Always Creative? 04:02 Understanding the Real Impact of Your Life 06:55 What It Really Takes to Work at NASA 09:49 Learning to Think Like an Engineer 11:22 How Rovers Are Tested for Mars 12:20 Searching for Life Beyond Earth 13:24 Follow What You Truly Love Doing 16:11 If You Can Imagine It, You Can Build It 17:22 Practical Wisdom from a Lifelong Tinkerer 20:57 The Pivot from NASA to Apple 23:34 Turning Ideas into Actionable Success 24:45 What is the Engineering Design Process? 28:28 Why Embracing Failure Matters 29:57 Relearning Trust and Finding Love Again 34:56 The Power of Immersion Weekends 36:45 Making Learning Engaging Through Creativity 40:29 Why Mastery Is Worth Pursuing 41:40 Balancing Business with True Creativity 44:51 How Communication Shapes Great Storytelling 47:40 Two Common Mistakes Creators Make 52:30 Staying True to Your Creative Style 54:04 The Importance of Focusing on One Passion 56:44 The Hidden Failures Behind Viral Success 59:35 Giving Kids Room to Be Creative 01:04:30 Curiosity as the Root of Creativity 01:06:07 Inside a Real Creative Process 01:08:45 Where Do You Get Your Big Ideas? 01:11:46 The Mind-Bending Question of Life in the Universe 01:16:02 The Promise and Peril of Rapid AI Growth 01:19:56 Focusing on What You Can Truly Influence 01:24:57 Mark on Final Five Episode Resources: Mark Rober | X Mark Rober | Instagram Mark Rober | Facebook Mark Rober | LinkedIn Mark Rober | TikTok Mark Rober | YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Let me know your thoughts on the show and what topic you would like me to discuss next.Join Alain Dumonceaux and guest Steven Seidel in this insightful episode of the Revolutionary Man Podcast as they dive into the essence of legacy, identity, and fatherhood. Key points include: Understanding legacy beyond wealth, The journey of authenticity and embracing vulnerability, Steven's personal turning points and lessons from loss, The importance of connection and building support systems like men's groups, and Practical frameworks for self-improvement and building a purpose-driven life. Perfect for men seeking purpose, courage, and deeper connections. Key moments in this episode:03:43 Steven's Turning Point07:07 The Hidden Power of Grief13:01 Balancing Business and Personal Life20:30 Introducing the GREAT Framework22:17 The Power of Accountability and Action25:07 The Journey Deck: Building Connections29:52 The Artist's Way: Exercises for Creativity32:29 Realising You Are Enough34:57 Final Thoughts and Call to ActionHow to reach Steve:Website: https://stephenseidel.com/Social Media Contact Information:FB: http://facebook.com/stephenseidelIG: http://instagram.com/stephenseidelYT: http://youtube.com/stephenseidelX: https://twitter.com/StephenSeidelIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/StephenSeidel/Support the showThanks for listening to the Revolutionary Man Podcast. For more information about our programs, please use the links below to learn more about us. It could be the step that changes your life.

From Haircuts to Coffee: Building a Community Hub in Small Town AmericaThis episode of 'Small Town Big Business' features Jonathan and Jolyn Raby of West Frankfort, Illinois. As hairstylists who own Berg's Hair Parlor and Gambit Coffee Bar, they share their journey of establishing these businesses in a small town. The Rabys discuss their move from Nashville, initial challenges, and eventual successes, highlighting the importance of community involvement, adaptive business strategies, and innovative thinking. They emphasize the significance of offering a creative and welcoming space that serves as a 'third place' for locals. Additionally, their commitment to supporting local arts and providing an inclusive, family-friendly environment is discussed. The episode is full of insights on rural entrepreneurship, smart growth, and the power of community connection.00:00 Welcome to Small Town Big Business00:50 Meet Our Special Guests: Jonathan and Jolyn Raby01:20 The Journey of Berg's Hair Parlor02:52 Challenges and Triumphs in Business08:20 Expanding with Gambit Coffee Bar11:22 Community Impact and Creative Ventures14:24 Navigating Growth and Future Plans19:47 Integrating into the Local Community24:52 Music and Community Engagement26:16 Naming the Quartet: Weird Pizza26:44 Take Action Today: Community Involvement28:29 Revitalizing Downtown: Conferences and Networking33:46 Balancing Business and Family39:15 Gambit and Bergs: Names and Inspirations45:41 The Freedom of Entrepreneurship48:28 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsRecorded at EThOs Small Business Incubator and Co-working Spaces in Marion, Illinois.https://members.ethosmarion.org/ SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCASTOur guest: https://www.facebook.com/burgshairparlour & www.gambit.bar

In this episode of the Matthews Mentality Podcast, Kyle Matthews sits down with Peter Borzak, the Chairman, CEO, and co-founder of Pine Tree, a leading national retail real estate company. Peter shares insights from his nearly 30-year career in developing, acquiring, and operating retail assets, and the journey that shaped Pine Tree into a $3 billion portfolio company. The discussion includes Peter's career beginnings, his experience navigating the 2008 financial crisis, and tips on leadership, trust, and resilience in the real estate industry. Peter also delves into Pine Tree's strategic focus on necessity-based open-air shopping centers and their coast-to-coast presence in the United States.00:00 Introduction to Peter Borzak and Pine Tree01:49 Peter's Early Career and Real Estate Beginnings04:26 Founding Pine Tree and Overcoming Challenges07:15 Navigating the Real Estate Market and Scaling Pine Tree11:23 The Impact of the Global Financial Crisis17:20 Rebuilding and Future Outlook38:21 Realizing the Importance of Effort Over Results39:52 Balancing Business and Family Life43:26 Coping with Stress and Maintaining Health45:21 The Responsibilities and Challenges of Being a CEO50:04 Motivations and Influences57:15 The Importance of Listening and Learning01:02:13 Pine Tree's Success and Future Plans01:07:46 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

This week on the podcast, we are sharing what really happens when a big opportunity shows up out of the blue and you have to decide whether to go for it or play it safe. Kelley walks through her Four Seasons Lanai FAM trip, the whirlwind four day turnaround, and the creative growth that came from trusting herself and saying yes even when it felt overwhelming.This episode is about rising to the moment. The kind of moment that stretches you in the best way and reminds you that you are more capable than you think. Hearing how she handled approvals, travel, solo shooting days, next morning edits, and building real relationships with top planners will give you a clear look at what is possible when you choose to bet on yourself.Opportunities like this are not reserved for other people. They are available to anyone willing to show up, take action, and step into something bigger than their comfort zone. One small yes can shift the entire path of your business.Tune in to this episode to hear the full story and take away the exact inspiration you need for your next big leap.Timestamps00:00–03:11 | Introduction, Series Wrap-Up & Podcast Updates03:11–07:06 | What a FAM Trip Is & Why It Matters in the Luxury Market07:06–12:34 | The Last-Minute Invite: Approvals, Logistics & Preparing in Four Days12:34–18:03 | Balancing Business, Motherhood & Opportunity: Saying Yes When It Counts18:03–24:09 | Behind the Scenes of the FAM Trip: Shooting, Editing & Solo Workflow24:09–28:30 | Relationship Building: Planner Conversations, Visibility & New Leads28:30–32:13 | Creative Flexibility, Evolving Style & Closing ThoughtsSave your seat for Your Most Profitable Year Yet: https://thelevelupco.com/workshop The next round of The Luxury Mastermind will start in October 2025! We are thrilled to welcome you inside our signature 8 week program. Learn more + save your seat here >> https://thelevelupco.com/mastermind

In The RACK Podcast...Powered by ProForm Physical Therapy In this episode of In the RACK podcast, hosts Dr. Chad and Dr. Nick are joined by special guest Web Saintpreux, the innovative owner of Web Wellness in Salisbury, Massachusetts. Web, who transitioned from a physical therapist assistant to a massage physical therapist, shares his unique approach to bodywork through his self-developed 'Web Method.' The conversation delves into how Webb integrates movement science, massage therapy, PEMF treatments, shockwave therapy, and other modalities to redefine client care, emphasizing the importance of education and self-care. Web also discusses the challenges and rewards of growing his business, the importance of continuous education, and how living the lifestyle he preaches has positively impacted his clientele. Tune in to learn more about how combining different therapies can provide holistic health benefits and discover the latest trends in bodywork treatment. For more information about Web and his business Web Wellness, visit his instagram at webwellness or his website ! You can also contact Web directly at his location in Salisbury at (866)-855-6162 ...So if you think that you maybe a good fit, then reach out to him today. ___________________________________________For more episodes, make sure to subscribe and tune in to our podcast. For other resources on our training, physical therapy and health/wellness tips, check out our Website, YouTube Channel, Instagram and of course our Facebook Page!Make sure to subscribe to our Newsletter to get all the updates about what we got going on here at ProForm. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:58 Meet the Hosts and Special Guest 01:44 Web's Unique Approach to Body Work 02:39 The ‘Web Method' Explained 04:01 Web's Personal Journey and Philosophy 04:58 Combining Techniques for Optimal Results 11:33 The Importance of Continuing Education 12:42 Active vs. Passive Care in Massage Therapy 14:44 The Role of Stress in Healing 19:55 Exploring Advanced Modalities 25:50 Understanding Cellular Frequency 28:37 Common Issues and Patterns in Patients 34:19 The Importance of Holistic Care 36:38 Business Insights and Reflections 37:32 Growth and Expansion Journey 37:55 The Social Media Dilemma 40:04 Balancing Business and Bodybuilding 45:31 The Importance of Energy and Leadership 51:11 Patient Interaction and Lifestyle Influence 55:56 Fasting and Mental Clarity 58:50 Future Plans and Final Thoughts

In this episode of The Powerful Ladies Podcast, host Kara Duffy sits down with Kathy Clark and Brenda Van Hoogenstyn, the expert mother-daughter real estate team transforming how buyers and sellers navigate the Southern California real estate market. Kathy and Brenda share their real estate career journey, what it takes to succeed as top-performing realtors, and the skills required to thrive in a highly competitive—and often misunderstood—industry. Kara explores current Southern California housing market trends, common myths about becoming a realtor, and the personal and professional strategies that help this family team deliver exceptional client service. Whether you're planning to buy a home, exploring real estate as a career, or want insider insights into today's housing market, this episode is filled with valuable, actionable advice. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction to The Powerful Ladies Podcast 00:36 Meet the Real Estate Experts: Kathy Clark and Brenda Van Hoenstein 00:51 The Realities of the Real Estate Market 02:10 Starting in Real Estate: Kathy's Journey 05:16 Building a Long-Term Real Estate Business 07:39 The Importance of Relationships in Real Estate 14:22 Advice for First-Time Home Buyers in Southern California 19:24 Current Real Estate Market Trends and Predictions 26:28 The Future of Real Estate Development in Southern California 31:06 Exploring the Long Beach Market 31:58 Balancing Business and Personal Relationships 32:17 Communication and Therapy 33:35 Generational Differences and Personal Growth 38:11 Powerful Ladies and Inner Strength 39:46 Daily Habits and Self-Care 42:25 Entrepreneurial Challenges and Rewards 50:08 Reflections on Self-Employment 52:16 Final Thoughts and Community The Powerful Ladies podcast, hosted by business coach and strategist Kara Duffy features candid conversations with entrepreneurs, creatives, athletes, chefs, writers, scientists, and more. Every Wednesday, new episodes explore what it means to lead with purpose, create with intention, and define success on your own terms. Whether you're growing a business, changing careers, or asking bigger questions, these stories remind you: you're not alone, and you're more powerful than you think. Explore more at thepowerfulladies.com and karaduffy.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Work with Kevin to get the confidence to build the life you want. - - - - - The One with Justin Colby In this engaging conversation, Kevin Dairaghi hosts Justin Colby, a seasoned real estate investor, who shares his journey from early struggles to success. Justin emphasizes the importance of authenticity, learning from failures, and the value of mentorship. He discusses his experiences with real estate investments, the significance of going slow and steady, and the lessons learned from past mistakes. The discussion also touches on personal growth, the role of health, and the impact of family support in achieving long-term success. 00:00:01 Introduction to Justin Colby 00:00:18 The Real Estate Journey Begins 00:01:16 Lessons from Early Failures 00:03:14 The Importance of Mentorship 00:06:56 Principles for Success 00:13:52 Learning from Mistakes 00:18:16 The Role of Health and Family 00:30:12 Balancing Business and Personal Life 00:39:43 Gratitude and Personal Growth 00:45:27 Books and Resources for Success Kevin is definitely available for more MC and speaking opportunities. Have a group, you'd like him to speak to - Your kid's team? Your team? Your church? Just ask us! New linktree: linktr.ee/kevindairaghi Limited Time Offering for Self-Guided Roadmap Course --> Follow linktree ^ & Use Code: RUCRAZYKEVIN2025 House Buying Website: www.RestoreSTL.com Connect with Kevin Dairaghi! Website: www.kevindairaghi.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kdairaghi Instagram: @thekevindairaghishow Facebook: www.facebook.com/kdairaghi Get free access to some of the tools we talked about at www.kevindairaghi.com/tools You are who you surround yourself with. Join the Tribe! RATE & REVIEW this episode on Apple and Spotify. SHARE this episode with someone who needs it! A huge thank you to our sponsors: Lois Mans with Farmers Insurance - Insurance! ‭(314) 283-1981‬ Greg Mans with Upright Construction - Roofs! (314) 374-1343‬ Adam Droege with CRS Realty - Property Management! (314) 325-8328 Jason Hudson with Red Maples Construction - Turnovers! (314) 312-2147 Please reach out to them - they are my real estate team! Tell them Kevin sent ya! Dealmachine Bonus: http://www.dealmachine.com/KDSHOW

Send us a textIn this episode of Quilting on the Side, Tori and Karlee Porter discuss the evolution of quilting, particularly focusing on graffiti quilting. Karlee shares her journey from working with long arm machines to developing her unique artistic style. The conversation explores the importance of community, the impact of self-publishing, and the accessibility of quilting machines. Karlee emphasizes the need for open-mindedness in the quilting world and the significance of balancing business with creativity. The episode concludes with rapid-fire questions that reveal Karlee's personal preferences and inspirations.Don't miss an episode! Like, comment, and subscribe for more quilting stories, tips, and industry insights.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Quilting and Artistic Journey03:11 Transitioning from Long Arm Testing to Artistic Quilting05:52 The Evolution of Graffiti Quilting08:55 Reactions to Graffiti Quilting and Breaking Norms11:47 The Impact of Graffiti Quilting on the Quilting Community15:02 Self-Publishing and Building a Brand17:51 Expanding the Product Suite and Online Teaching21:00 The New Graffiti Quilting Book and Its Features23:47 Creating a Community Through Quilting26:45 Conclusion and Future Directions33:33 The Evolution of Graffiti Quilting39:11 Balancing Business and Creativity44:15 Open-Mindedness in Quilting52:31 Finding Inspiration and Community59:28 The Bruce Wayne and Batman of QuiltingAlso mentioned in this episode: Podcast Episode Where Tori yelled: Collaboration Over CompetitionSam Hunter's Podcast interview with Karlee Porter: https://www.revcraftbiz.com/p/navigating-the-gatekeeping-with-karlee?r=rkjue&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false Karlee Porter Inspiration:Jeff Soto: https://jeffsoto.com/Jessica Hische: https://jessicahische.is/James Jean: https://www.jamesjean.com/ Alphonse Mucha: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alphonse_Mucha Qveen Herby: https://qveenherby.com/NF: https://www.nfrealmusic.com/Charlie Puth: https://www.youtube.com/@charlieputh Connect with Karlee PorterOn Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karleeporterdesign/On her website: https://www.karleeporter.com/ Want More Quilting Business Content?

Join the Imagen Community on Facebook to continue the discussions between episodes.Get ready for an honest look at the art and reality of running a photography business from someone who's been thriving in the industry for nearly two decades.Sandra Åberg is an internationally acclaimed fashion, wedding, and travel photographer whose dreamy, light-filled imagery has been featured in Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Brides, and Martha Stewart. Combining her background in fashion with a passion for storytelling, she creates elegant, emotive photographs that celebrate love, beauty, and authenticity. Through her studio, Atelier Åberg, and her mentoring work, Sandra inspires others to embrace creativity and vulnerability, capturing life's most meaningful moments with artful intention.Sandra reveals her annual business planning ritual using paper and pen, opens up about why she's scaling back on weddings she personally photographs, and talks real about the anxiety tied to endless editing. Whether you're a seasoned photographer or just starting out, Sandra's refreshing approach to workflow, creativity, and self-care will change how you look at the day-to-day of photography.“It's being really present. Like for me, that's what it is. Mainly it's like being super present with the people that I'm with and really 100 giving myself to the session, if that makes sense.” - Sandra ÅbergResourcesAtelier Åberg WeddingsWay Up NorthSandra's AI ProfileEpisode 12 with Mike MorbyWhy You Should ListenHear a real-world photographer's workflow, from session prep to business management.Learn how AI photo editing is transforming the post-production process.Find tips for setting boundaries and goals in your photography business.Get honest advice about anxiety, outsourcing, and balancing creativity with business.Gain inspiration to design your own ideal photography life, not just survive the busy season.Ready to level up your photography workflow, save time on editing, and discover what truly works for creative business owners? Subscribe to the Workflows podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite app.(00:00) - 73 (03:38) - The Art of Being Present (09:19) - Balancing Business and Creativity (18:17) - Leveraging AI in Photography (20:32) - Streamlining Post-Production Workflow (22:48) - Overcoming Technical Challenges (27:34) - Balancing Work and Personal Life

In this week's episode of Better Business, Better Life, Debra Chantry-Taylor welcomes back Scott Rusnak, EOS Implementer, author and cyclist, for an inspiring conversation on designing a life that truly aligns with your values. Drawing from his new book, Who is the Architect of Your Own Life, Scott shares practical exercises to help you achieve clarity, purpose and balance. He uses his signature analogy of juggling life's “balls” such as business, family, health and faith to illustrate how to prioritise what matters most without dropping the ones that cannot bounce back. Together, Debra and Scott explore how EOS tools and strong core values can guide your business decisions and also support your personal growth. They discuss the importance of planning intentional time with loved ones, maintaining daily health habits and surrounding yourself with supportive people. With plenty of warmth and wisdom, this episode is a reminder that true success is not just about business wins. It is about living deliberately, loving fully and designing your life on purpose. CONNECT WITH DEBRA:         ___________________________________________ ►Debra Chantry-Taylor is a Certified EOS Implementer | Entrepreneurial Leadership & Business Coach | Business Owner ►Connect with Debra: ⁠debra@businessaction.com.au ⁠ ►See how she can help you: https://businessaction.co.nz/ ►Claim Your Free E-Book: https://www.businessaction.co.nz/free-e-book/ ___________________________________________ GUESTS DETAILS: ►Scott Rusnak – LinkedIn ►Scott Rusnak – Website Episode 248 Chapters:   00:00 – Introduction 00:38 – EOS Life and Importance of People 05:45 – Scott Rusnak's Journey and Insights 07:05 – Balancing Business and Personal Life 11:04 – EOS Implementation and Core Values 18:02 – Core Values and Business Success 29:04 – Planning and Clarity Breaks 32:15 – Scott's Book and Personal Stories 39:28 – Final Thoughts and Future Plans

Carrie Stevens  - Fed Up Foods On the Knowing What it Takes to be Successful: "When you're setting up your business, you want to make it convenient for the customer, but also it needs to be convenient for us because if we can't maintain it then we're going to get burnt out and we can't sustain it." Thousands of pounds of produce goes to waste every year.  This is due to many things, often having nothing to do with the actual taste or health of the produce.  Sometimes it just isn't pretty enough.  So what can be done with all of this good food that should be consumed? Carrie Stevens has a farm, butchers animals to sell and recently purchased the business named, Fed Up Foods.  This is a business that takes less than pretty food and turns it into beautiful sauces, relishes and pickled produce. Fed Up Foods got its start in the local farmers markets, thanks to Wisconsin's pickle law. Carrie Stevens is building on that foundation to bring locally sourced, shelf-stable products—ranging from pickle relish and maple ginger beets to cranberry applesauce—to more retail shelves and customers. Discover the surprising details behind what it takes to buy and run a canned goods business, from PH testing and food safety to sourcing "imperfect" produce and managing labels and inspections. Listen as Carrie explains her journey and what she has learned from building her sustainable food businesses. Enjoy! Visit Carrie at:https://www.fedupfoodswi.com/   Podcast Overview: 00:00 Woman-Owned Artisanal Canned Goods 03:41 Pickle Business Journey and Growth 09:04 Pasture Management and Livestock Rotation 10:44 Horseback Observation Resolves Calf Issues 13:23 Wisconsin Food Finance Support 17:00 "Work to Eat Philosophy" 21:21 Pickling Process and Variations 22:58 "Imperfect Produce Solutions" 27:59 "Pickled Beets Worth the Effort" 30:04 "Lard Pigs, Not Lean" 32:04 "Food Business Quality Challenges" 35:50 "Product Testing & Process Authority" 40:27 Scaling Production with Co-Packer 43:41 Cost-Effective Labeling Challenges 46:33 Frozen Meat Storage Advice 50:26 "Balancing Business and Convenience" 53:47 Cranberries: Creative Uses and Recipes 55:03 "Podcast, Support, Share Sauce" Podcast Transcription: Carrie Stevens [00:00:00]: And I said, hey, why don't you try the cranberry sauce in there? Because, you know, muddled cherries kind of look like cranberries in the cranberry sauce. And I picked them up just that day from the Mr. Ayan Rousch from Roush Century Farms in central Wisconsin. He gave me a nice little tour of his cranberry farm. Organic cranberries. Fantastic. James Kademan [00:00:20]: Sounds like another podcast guest. Yeah. Yes. Carrie Stevens [00:00:22]: So, yeah, just a little cranberry sauce in your old fashioned. James Kademan [00:00:27]: How about that? Carrie Stevens [00:00:27]: Make it the rest of the way however you like, your favorite way. James Kademan [00:00:30]: Foreign. Authentic Business Adventures, the business program that brings you the struggle stories and triumphant successes of business owners across the land. Downloadable audio episodes can be found in the podcast link fundedrawincustomers.com we are locally underwritten by the bank of Sun Prairie and today we're welcoming slash preparing to learn from Carrie Stevens of Fed Up Foods. Carrie, I'm so freaking excited. We're talking about food, which is always good. Carrie Stevens [00:01:00]: Always good. James Kademan [00:01:01]: We're talking about pickles, which is always good. Carrie Stevens [00:01:02]: Absolutely. James Kademan [00:01:03]: And we're talking business. So I feel like we got the trifecta here. Carrie Stevens [00:01:06]: Yeah, absolutely. James Kademan [00:01:07]: How's it going today? Carrie Stevens [00:01:08]: Good, good. James Kademan [00:01:09]: All right, tell us the story. What is Fed Up Foods? Carrie Stevens [00:01:12]: So Fed Up Foods is a woman owned Wisconsin based artisanal canned goods company. So I purchased the business this past August. So I'm fairly new to it. However, it has been around for about five years. So it was started by a woman in central Wisconsin and her, her background, she was a produce buyer at the food co op and, and kind of different roles like that, very involved in the farmer's market and she saw a lot of produce going to waste and that was bothersome to her. Well, you know, and if you, we also own a farm, I'll talk about that more. But for a while I was getting produce from the grocery store, feeding it to our animals when it's, you know, there's a lot of beautiful produce, but you know, what happens to that produce after they can't sell it anymore. James Kademan [00:02:03]: So you would get the stuff that was blem essentially or just didn't look pretty. Carrie Stevens [00:02:07]: Yeah, or it was too, you know, I had been there for a couple weeks and it was okay, it was going mushy or whatever. James Kademan [00:02:14]: Pigs like it, humans don't love it. Carrie Stevens [00:02:15]: Right, all right. Yeah. And humans go, so, so anyways, what do you do with that, that produce as it's going bad or almost going bad and it's not selling? So the previous owner had started with Doing some home canning, home pickling. And in Wisconsin there's a pickle bill. So you can pickle at home and sell at farmers markets up to a certain dollar limit. James Kademan [00:02:40]: That's fairly new, right? Carrie Stevens [00:02:42]: You know, I don't know the, the history of it. James Kademan [00:02:44]: Okay. I mean last 10 years or something like that, I feel maybe, maybe. Carrie Stevens [00:02:49]: And then there's like there's the cottage baker law too. So that's a different one. Bakers, they can just bake in their house and sell. James Kademan [00:02:56]: Is there a limit like you can't for bakers? Carrie Stevens [00:02:58]: No, I don't, I, I do not believe so. But don't quote me on that. James Kademan [00:03:01]: Okay? Carrie Stevens [00:03:02]: Contact your lawyer for that. All right, fair. But for picklers canners there is a dollar limit. So Once you hit $5,000 in sales for the year, then for the year you flip over to not being under the pickle law. So the previous owner had grown, the business, passed the pickle law. So that means I now produce out of a commercial kitchen. I have all sorts of licenses and fun inspections. But that also means the product I'm producing is PH tested and I temp test everything so it is safe to consume. Carrie Stevens [00:03:41]: But that, so that started, she started from that under the pickle law, making it in our house, selling it at farmers markets and grew a business to where it's in retail stores, food co ops, kind of boutique stores or stores that specialize in local products. So shelf stable product that is taking a consumable product that is going to go bad and preserving it. So, so you can put it in your pantry and eat it when you get to it. So I purchased the business and have, am continuing the same recipes, getting restocked in the same stores, selling through website. We also sell it through our farm. So we have a customer base that purchases from our farm, so we sell through there too and just kind of looking at different new avenues as well. But it's been quite the learning experience we've started. My husband and I have started a business before but purchasing a business is a little different. Carrie Stevens [00:04:46]: So a lot of interesting learning but you know, good, bad and otherwise. Right. Some good things, some things that I'll change but it all is a good learning process. So, so it's been, been interesting and you know, little bumps through the, in the road. But you know, my husband keeps reminding me that one thing at a time and just it's. And it's going to take time. So with any, with anything it is going to take time to figure it out. I burnt a whole batch of pear sauce. Carrie Stevens [00:05:18]: And you burnt a whole. James Kademan [00:05:20]: How big is the whole batch? Are we talking a cauldron? Carrie Stevens [00:05:22]: Like a hundred? Some jars. James Kademan [00:05:24]: Well, that's a fair amount. Carrie Stevens [00:05:25]: That's a fair amount. Yeah. I mean, but my kids still like it, so. Hey. James Kademan [00:05:28]: Oh, well, there you go. Maybe it's a new product. Right? Carrie Stevens [00:05:30]: Burn. So white elephants at Christmas. Going to be fun. James Kademan [00:05:34]: If people drink Zima, they'll eat burnt pear sauce. Right? Carrie Stevens [00:05:38]: I mean, it's not totally burnt. It's just a little burnt. James Kademan [00:05:40]: All right. A little t. It's charcoal, right? Like, what is that, tequila? Carrie Stevens [00:05:43]: Like a zest of charcoal. James Kademan [00:05:47]: Tell me. So you have a farm that you butcher stuff at, right? Carrie Stevens [00:05:51]: Yeah. So we raised beef, cattle, pigs, chickens, chickens for meat and chickens for eggs and sell all direct to consumers. So we purchased the farm seven years ago, moved onto the farm. It'll be six years ago this fall and pre pandemic. So fall of 2019, we took our first steers to the butcher, sold to friends and family. And then when the pandemic hit, I said to my husband, and maybe I should have taken these words back, but I said, hey, I think we can sell this. And now we. So that was fall of 2019, when we took two steers into the butcher. Carrie Stevens [00:06:33]: Now we take anywhere from three to five steers into the butcher every month. And we do about 50 pigs a year. I did 450 meat chickens last year. I'm gonna double it this year. James Kademan [00:06:50]: Wow. Carrie Stevens [00:06:51]: Because I sold out in about two weeks. James Kademan [00:06:53]: Holy cow. Carrie Stevens [00:06:55]: Yeah.

In this episode of The Wealthy Practitioner Podcast, Steph sits down with Dr. Baley Makita for an open, inspiring conversation about stepping into alignment, narrowing your niche, and finally building a practice that lights you up. Baley shares her journey from taking "anyone who would walk in the door" during a pandemic to transforming her clinics into thriving, women-centered sanctuaries serving pregnancy, fertility, postpartum, and pediatric care. She dives deep into the mindset shifts that helped her release scarcity, trust her intuition, and stay grounded during the uncomfortable transition from generalist to specialist — including the difficult moments, the doubt, and the imposter syndrome that every practitioner feels but few talk about. Baley also opens up about her recent personal diagnosis, how it changed the way she approaches self-care, and why focusing on her own wellbeing is now a non-negotiable. The conversation then explores her decision to expand her team and bring on her first associate doctor. From getting ghosted by a potential hire to a wild "full-circle moment" where her future associate turned out to be the same student she contacted over a year earlier, Baley shares what it really looks like behind the scenes when your business grows faster than you expected. This episode is a must-listen for practitioners navigating early growth, niching decisions, burnout cycles, or the fear that comes with leveling up. Baley's story is a reminder that wealth is personal, alignment matters, and your practice gets easier when you build it *your* way. Episode Breakdown 00:00 Introduction 01:12 From Pandemic Chaos to Two Clinic Locations 03:27 Building Wealth on Your Own Terms 05:22 Why Niching Down Changed Everything 08:40 Releasing Scarcity & Learning to Trust the Process 12:02 The Mindset Shift Behind Burnout-Free Growth 15:21 Manifesting Ideal Clients & Energetic Alignment 19:47 Bringing On Her First Associate (and getting ghosted!) 23:33 The Full-Circle Moment That Confirmed Her Hire 26:50 Coaching Patients Through Change When Your Team Expands 30:41 Balancing Business, Marriage & Personal Healing 34:58 Living Your Purpose Through Your Practice 37:40 Celebrating Wins & Creating Space for Yourself Stay Connected To stay connected with Baley, follow her on Instagram @drbaley Join our community inside The Wealthy Practitioner Facebook group here to get access to support, resources, and upcoming events.

In this episode of The Betar Project podcast, host Nick Betar is joined by entrepreneur and father Adam Zahr. Together, they delve into the complexities of balancing business success with family life. They discuss the challenges fathers face in maintaining a presence at home while striving for professional success, the emotional struggles that can arise, and the essential strategies for managing both roles effectively. Adam also shares personal anecdotes and practical advice on maximising quality time with family, the importance of physical health, and the impact of emotional intelligence. This episode is a must-listen for fathers striving to achieve a harmonious balance between their career ambitions and family responsibilities.00:00 Introduction and Initial Connection00:14 Balancing Fatherhood and Business01:40 Home Office Dynamics06:09 Morning Routines and Parenting13:34 Physical Fitness and Fatherhood24:18 Generational Wellness and Legacy37:28 A Mother's Strength and Independence38:56 Growing Up with Limited Means but Abundant Love40:27 Struggles and Aspirations of Youth42:12 Finding Faith and Structure45:06 The Impact of Maternal Affection58:05 Balancing Business and Fatherhood01:16:12 The Importance of Substance Over SuccessFollow Adam: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adamzahr_/FOLLOW ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nickbetarofficial/Sponsors: Betar Media: https://www.instagram.com/betarmedia/

Welcome back to the Called To Lead podcast! In this episode, we're wrapping up our series on the biggest obstacles in your business. Today, we're focusing on time and how your perception of it can hold you back. We'll break down the misconceptions about how long it takes to be successful, how much time you need to dedicate each week or month, and what activities will have the biggest impact. Learn why intentional connections and simple invitations can drive your business forward more than you realize. Hear from experts and real examples that illustrate how minimal time commitments can yield significant results. Let's dive in and reevaluate how you view time in your business journey! 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 01:36 Mindset and Time Management 02:40 Intentional Connections and Invitations 03:49 Real-Life Examples and Strategies 09:44 Balancing Business and Personal Life 15:58 Long-Term Success and Income Expectations 20:50 Conclusion and Prayer 22:20 Q&A Announcement and Closing Remarks Episode Resources/References: ・Texting with Project Broadcast ・Easily Edit Your Videos + Podcast ・Get 50% off Stunning Emails ・Advent Reading Plan ・Bible App Connect with Heather: Called to Lead Telegram Community HeatherKBurge.com heatherkburge@gmail.com You can also text (912) 405-8912 any of these keywords to learn more: CONNECT (to stay in touch on all the things) PODCAST (to get a direct link to the Called to Lead Community)

In this episode of The Women On Top, Valerie Lynn sits down with Dylan Jahraus, powerhouse Etsy seller, coach, and former corporate leader, for a deeply honest conversation about ambition, resilience, and building a life on your own terms.Dylan opens up about what pushed her to walk away from the corporate path and how she turned a simple Etsy shop into a multi-seven-figure business. She shares the real challenges behind the highlight reel, the role community played in her growth, and the mindset shifts that helped her navigate doubt, burnout, and big leaps.Together, Valerie and Dylan dig into the strategies that actually move the needle in e-commerce, from understanding customer behavior to staying ahead of trends, and why consistency still outperforms perfection. Dylan also talks about the personal “why” that fuels her, the legacy she hopes to leave for her daughters, and the quiet power of choosing flexibility, freedom, and self-trust.This episode is equal parts tactical and deeply human, offering practical steps for aspiring entrepreneurs and heartfelt encouragement for anyone ready to chase a bigger vision.Chapters00:00 – The Journey Begins: From Corporate to Etsy Success 02:53 – Building an Empire: Overcoming Challenges & Customer Relations 05:58 – E-Commerce Explained: Strategies That Actually Work 09:13 – Understanding Customer Needs: The Key to Longevity 12:09 – Trends & Market Research: Staying Ahead 14:50 – Facing Doubts: The Importance of a Strong “Why” 18:03 – Creating a Legacy: Personal Stories & Motivations 20:52 – The Power of Flexibility: Owning Your Time 23:58 – Saturation & Strategy: Standing Out in a Crowded Market 26:04 – The Power of Consistency 27:40 – Practical Strategies for Sustainable Growth 30:16 – Understanding Digital Products 31:22 – Aligning Skills With Your Business Ideas 33:17 – Finding Fulfillment in Entrepreneurship 36:11 – Building Confidence Through Action 37:38 – How Long It Really Takes to See Success on Etsy 39:13 – Learning From Mentors 40:43 – Balancing Business & Family 43:04 – Dreaming Bigger: Future Aspirations & GrowthConnect with Dylan:  The Ultimate Etsy Course: https://dylanjahraus.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dylanjahraus/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeO8Gmc2B-3G2fgcFnRR4Xw Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/etsy-seller-success-tips-for-starting-growing-and/id1647518076Connect with The Women On Top: Follow The Women On Top Podcast on Apple, Spotify, or anywhere you get your podcasts. Subscribe for more empowering conversations and stories! Website: https://thewomenontop.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ ⁨@thewomenontop⁩ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewomenontoppodcast/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/valerie-lynn/

In today's episode, I'm officially back on the mic and kicking things off with a raw, behind-the-scenes update. I'm sharing why I'm ditching polished intros, perfect editing, and long episodes in favor of a more real, voice-memo-style format that actually fits into the tiny pockets of life—for me and for you.I also give a life update after seven months away, including postpartum realities, becoming a mom of two, finally having a home office I love, being flown out by Kajabi (still surreal), and diving headfirst into Christmas mode way too early.Then I shift into a deeper conversation I've been having everywhere lately: what it truly looks like to balance motherhood, marriage, and running a thriving business—especially when you're the primary income earner. I open up about navigating flipped household roles, my journey from wanting to be a stay-at-home mom to becoming the breadwinner, and how my husband and I are figuring out this season together.Resources & Links:Kajabi 30-day free trial + 2 bonuses150 Free HooksList Building 101ManychatIG UniversitySome of the links mentioned are affiliate links, which help to support this podcast at no additional cost to you.Connect with Mya:Follow on Instagram @myanichol Join my email listCheck out my websiteNow on YouTubeMore about the Radical Disruption podcast: Are you wanting to make waves in your industry, push the envelope, and change the way things are done in a radical way? Are you looking for tangible, tactical, and actionable steps that will help you build a sustainable business that stands out? You're in the right place!Radical Disruption is home to the disrupters. Here, you'll learn how to take your business to the next level, break the status quo, and build a disruptive business.Nursing student turned business and social media expert and host Mya Nichol (hey, that's me!) shares the real and raw of the crazy journey of entrepreneurship and building a multi-six-figure business.Through solo episodes and special guest interviews, you can expect honest conversations about throwing out the traditional way of business, scaling in a sustainable way, and becoming the go-to expert in your industry. It's time to build a disruptive business. See you on Tuesdays!Make sure to hit subscribe/follow so you never miss an episode!

In this episode of the Made It Happen podcast, host Sarah Haefling interviews Jessica Connor and Cassidy Radic, co-owners of The WOMB Bruce County. They share their journey of starting the business, which provides various health and wellness services, catering to a wide range of clients including new mothers.Jessica Connor is a Fertility, Birth, and Postpartum Doula, as well as a Holistic Reproductive Practitioner, serving Bruce County and the surrounding area. Her passion for childbirth grew from a deep fascination with the human body and its incredible ability to do hard things.Beyond her work, Jessica is a proud mom of two boys, dog-mom to three, and is supported by her husband who continually encourages her to follow her dreams. She is also the co-owner of The WOMB Bruce County, where she pours her heart into supporting and strengthening her community.Cassidy Radic is a Registered Health & Nutrition Counsellor with over a decade of experience helping individuals and families find balance in their health and wellness. She brings clarity and simplicity to what can often feel like an overwhelming world of nutrition, guiding you to discover what truly works for you and your family.After welcoming her first child during the early days of the pandemic, Cassidy recognized how deeply families needed support, connection, and community—sparking the creation of The WOMB Bruce County. As co-owner, she is passionate about nurturing families through every stage of their journey, while continuing to learn, grow, and navigate motherhood herself.They discuss the initial challenges of starting a business, including finding the right location, and highlight the importance of community support and collaborative care in their growth. They also talk about the dynamics of their partnership, how they've managed to balance their personal lives while running the business, and the strategies they've implemented to streamline operations. The episode provides valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs on the significance of passion, community engagement, and collaboration in building a successful business.00:00 Introduction to Made It Happen Podcast00:59 Meet the founders: Jessica and Cassidy03:42 The Journey to Founding The Womb06:41 Finding the Perfect Location08:40 Identifying Community Needs13:05 Overcoming Financial Challenges14:31 Expanding the Business18:25 Balancing Business and Family Life20:04 Implementing Systems for Business Growth23:14 Community Support and Marketing Efforts25:44 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs28:38 Rapid Fire Questions32:47 Upcoming Events and Future Plans

I spoke with Megan Tobler, host of the Self StartHER podcast, shares her transformative journey from a high-powered corporate sales career to becoming a mompreneur. After being laid off while pregnant, she realized she could redefine success on her own terms. She created the Together community to support women navigating the complex landscape of motherhood and entrepreneurship. Her mission is to empower women to chase their dreams without apology. Understanding the challenges of identity shifts, balancing business and family, and feeling isolated, she built a community offering resources, networking, and masterclasses designed specifically for busy moms wanting to build businesses. Through her podcast and community, Tobler proves that women can have both - a thriving business and a fulfilling family life. By sharing vulnerable, real stories and providing practical strategies, she helps women recognize their inherent skills and potential, one mom at a time. Megan's website is here. Also - I was a guest on her podcast! Listen to our convo here about Mom Guilt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The young guns are teaching the old dogs new tricks. Barry sits down with Sam Cornelissen, a young entrepreneur who has had a profound impact on Barry himself. They discuss the importance of listening to the younger generation, preparing yourself to be a good husband and father while you're single, and what it takes to build a business in your 20s.Get some discipline! Join the FS100 Challenge by signing up today!FS Facebook FS Instagram FS YouTube Got a question? Need some discipline? Email Barry at barry@fatherseekers.orgTIMELINE00:00 Listening to the Younger Generation01:27 Welcome Sam Cornelissen!03:19 Seeking Fatherhood Wisdom05:12 Navigating Social Media06:37 The Role of Family13:54 Returning to Faith18:52 Selling on Amazon21:45 Navigating Entrepreneurial Tensions23:37 The Importance of Early Decisions24:51 Building a Business in Your 20s27:20 Learning from Failures28:28 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs30:48 Balancing Business and Personal Life32:45 Mentorship and Passing on Wisdom36:02 Challenges of the Younger Generation38:23 Advice for the Older Generation40:28 Fatherseekers.org--FatherSeekers helps fatherless fathers become better fathers.Get discussion guides, devotionals, and more at FS Website

Like the show? Show your support by using our sponsors.Promotive can help you find your dream job. Touch HERE to see open jobs.Need to update your shop systems and software? Try Tekmetric HERERegister for Tektonic HERE!In this episode, Jeff Compton welcomes Chuck Mitchell, this year's APPEX Giveaway Winner from the Changing the Industry Podcast with Lucas Underwood and David Roman. Chuck shares his story of how he got into the industry from fleet management and parts retail to shop ownership. He's passionate about the current technician shortage and helping younger generations. He and Jeff talk about the importance of cross-industry collaboration among local shops, the need for better training and information access, and the value of mentoring new technicians to create a more sustainable future for the automotive industry.Timestamps: 00:00 Meet Chuck Mitchell06:39 "Friend's Growth in Dealerships"15:05 Balancing Business and Compassion17:06 Shop Ownership Challenges22:58 "Building Confidence Through Understanding"30:19 Improving Industry and Supporting Workers34:07 Tech Career Paths in Shops36:44 "EV Direction and Innovation"43:25 "Reviving Craftsmanship in Auto Industry"48:24 "Vehicle Repair Challenges Persist"52:18 Customer Service and Accountability01:00:09 "AI, VR, and Cost Challenges"01:03:39 "Nurturing Young Techs"01:11:31 "Industry Growth Through Connection" Follow/Subscribe to the show on social media! TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@jeffcompton7YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@TheJadedMechanicFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091347564232

In this engaging episode, the hosts sit down with Daphne, a renowned expert in social media marketing and business alignment. The conversation delves into personal growth, business strategies, and the importance of authenticity in both personal and professional realms.

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Flower Farmer Forum Conference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHVg-R6xh_0Flowers Bloom Anyway Waitlist: https://www.lizfiedlermergen.com/authorIn this episode of 'Rooted Agritourism,' hosted by Dr. Liz Fiedler Mergen, owner of Sunny Mary Meadow, guest Peter Gillitzer, co-owner of Milk and Honey Cider in St. Joseph shares insights into their growth from a small-scale cider producer to a thriving agritourism hub. The discussion touches on the evolution of their business, the importance of offering value-added experiences, such as their tasting room and community events like trivia nights and music series. Peter recounts stories of unexpected business expansions, the importance of customer experience, and strategies for planning a master calendar of events. The episode emphasizes the significance of adaptability, community engagement, and the synergy between agricultural products and tourism.00:00 Introduction to Rooted Agritourism00:23 Meet Peter Gillitzer, co-owner of Milk and Honey Cider in St. Joseph00:55 Discussing Agritourism and Value-Added Products01:18 The Evolution of Milk and Honey Cider03:07 Challenges and Successes in Agritourism04:38 Unexpected Popularity and Adaptations09:32 Expanding Offerings and Community Engagement12:33 Planning and Managing Events16:35 Balancing Business and Lifestyle18:29 Reaching Customers: Strategies and Challenges21:18 Diversifying Events and Revenue Streams24:21 Rapid Fire Questions and Personal Insights28:34 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsPodcast Website: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/rootedagritourismPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rootedagritourism/Business Coaching: https://www.sunnymarymeadowcoaching.com/Farm Website: www.sunnymarymeadow.comFarmerstoFlorists: https://www.farmerstoflorists.com/Farm Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sunnymarymeadow/Podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/888196709178852

In this solo episode, Kyle takes a step back from strategy and systems to share a simple reminder we all need: it's not all about business. He talks about rightly ordering your life—faith, family, work, and everything in between—and how easy it is to let the demands of business crowd out what truly matters. A thoughtful conversation about slowing down, staying present, and making sure your business serves your life, not the other way around. ----- Homeowners are already using AI tools like ChatGPT and Google Gemini to research remodelers — are you showing up where they're searching? Join Contractor Growth Network for a free live webinar on Thursday, November 6th at 2 PM Eastern to learn exactly how AI search is changing online visibility for remodelers. They'll break down how tools like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and the new AI overviews are affecting rankings and what you can do right now to stay ahead of the curve. Reserve your free seat: ContractorGrowthNetwork.com/AI ----- Explore the vast array of tools, training courses, a podcast, and a supportive community of over 2,000 remodelers. Visit Remodelersontherise.com today and take your remodeling business to new heights! ----- Takeaways It's not all about business. Are you rightly ordering your life? Success in business cannot come at the expense of success at home. You need to rightly order your life. Take a breath, slow down for a minute. Evaluate your calendar and overall capacity. This is a marathon, not a sprint. Stop being so obsessed with business. Design your business to support your life. Life is way more important than that. ----- Chapters 00:00 The Importance of Life Beyond Business 13:35 Rightly Ordering Your Life 16:38 Balancing Business and Personal Life

Join Melanie Monaco in this special episode of 'Sacred Healing and Enchantment,' where she shares her intimate postpartum journey with her daughter Lunabelle. Melanie discusses her unique approach to motherhood, addressing community building, blessing ceremonies, and the importance of sacred rituals. She also offers insights into common misconceptions in the coaching industry regarding passive income and the importance of intentional business planning for spaciousness. Whether you're a coach, healer, or a seeker, you'll find valuable tips on balancing professional and personal growth while embracing life's transitions with sacred intentions.00:00 Introduction to Sacred Healing and Enchantment00:35 Melanie's Postpartum Priestess Era02:23 Blessing Ceremony and Community Building11:16 Preparing for a Sacred Birth21:20 Balancing Business and Motherhood30:14 Navigating Motherhood and Personal Growth37:39 Conclusion and Resources✨✨⁠THE INTUITIVE BUSINESS BUNDLE: https://live.theselflovelifestyle.com/intuitiveMessage Melanie on Instagram:@melanierosemonacoEmail Melanie: melanie@melaniemonaco.com

Marty McDonald embodies what it means to live audaciously. As founder of Boss Women Media, she leads a powerful community that empowers women to step into their brands, claim thought leadership, and go after big goals with confidence. In this episode, Kara and Marty talk about why being audacious is the key to creating extraordinary outcomes, how to inspire others through leadership, and what it takes to turn vision into action. You'll hear about Marty's latest ventures, from launching Elle Olivia—a clothing brand for toddlers now in Target—to her upcoming book Audacious releasing in Fall 2025. This episode explores bold leadership, women's empowerment, and the possibilities that open up when you dare to dream bigger. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Audacity 00:20 Meet Marni McDonald 01:36 Marni's Journey and Achievements 04:08 Defining Audacity 09:40 Raising Audacious Kids 13:40 Building a Community 21:23 Vision and Impact 25:39 The Unspoken Strategy of Faith 26:03 Unexpected Opportunities and Leaving Space 26:46 Hustle vs. Expectation 27:19 The Power of Surrender 28:22 Alignment and Magnetism 30:06 The Reciprocity of Engagement 34:38 Balancing Business and Family 36:12 The Resilience of Women 39:32 Advocating for Yourself and Others 44:11 The Audacity to Expect 47:19 Manifesting Success and Community Support 50:55 Conclusion and Call to Action The Powerful Ladies podcast, hosted by business coach and strategist Kara Duffy features candid conversations with entrepreneurs, creatives, athletes, chefs, writers, scientists, and more. Every Wednesday, new episodes explore what it means to lead with purpose, create with intention, and define success on your own terms. Whether you're growing a business, changing careers, or asking bigger questions, these stories remind you: you're not alone, and you're more powerful than you think. Explore more at thepowerfulladies.com and karaduffy.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to Happy & Healthy! In this super honest episode, I sit down with my longtime friend and fellow content creator, Dani Austin Ramirez. We go way back — like 2014 YouTube quirky days

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On today's episode, Andy answers live call-in questions on how to rethink success when your job is going well but feels unfulfilling, how to discover your real purpose in life, and how to work through the difficulties of co-owning a small business.

I'm so excited to share this intimate Q&A episode with you! These are the kinds of questions I get asked most often inside my coaching containers, from close friends, and honestly—the ones I ask myself too. In this conversation, I open up about how to know when it's time to evolve your message, the biggest leadership lessons I've learned this year, and what it really looks like to align your business with your highest self. I also dive into staying connected with your partner while building a business, why I don't believe in balance (but do believe in rhythms), how my relationship with my body has shifted over the years, and the role faith plays in everything I do. Plus, I share the ways I've learned to protect my energy while staying soft, open, and deeply loving. This episode is full of heart, honesty, and the behind-the-scenes truths I know so many of us need to hear. Liked this episode? Make sure to subscribe to our podcast and leave a review with your takeaways, this helps us create the exact content you want!  KEY POINTS:  00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:37 Intimate Q&A Session 01:14 Evolving Your Message and Identity 03:17 Biggest Leadership Lesson of the Year 05:48 Balancing Business and Personal Relationships 07:47 The Myth of Work-Life Balance 10:27 Evolving Relationship with Body and Self-Worth 13:52 Faith and Spiritual Connection 16:16 Protecting Energy and Relationships 20:36 Conclusion and Next Steps QUOTABLES: “ I've learned to hold my boundaries without hardening and to lead without leaking and to love deeply. But only when and where that reciprocity can flow both ways.” - Julie Solomon  “ There are moments of the day that are going to require different rhythms based on the needs of my children, the needs of my partner, of my husband, and my needs, and I can no longer outsource that rhythm to someone else's idea of balance that is wrapped up in this, you know, curated and glorified idea around guilt. That's never made sense to me. I don't know how mom guilt is gonna somehow make me a better mother. I haven't figured that out yet, so I just don't relate to that. But I do relate to the necessary rhythm and just letting yourself off the hook when it comes to balance, because I don't think that it exists.” - Julie Solomon  RESOURCES: [JOIN MY VISIBILITY TRAINING] With just 1 hour a week, my proven content framework will help you refine your messaging and turn your offers into consistent, scalable sales. Click here to get access to my new training! [ORDER] my book or Audible, Get What You Want: How to Go From Unseen to Unstoppable so you can leverage the power of your own influence. Follow Julie on Instagram! MUST HAVES THIS MONTH: [NO TECH? NO PROBLEM.] Shopify's drag-and-drop templates, AI tools, and built-in support make launching a business easier than ever. Start selling for just $1/month. [UPGRADE YOUR ESSENTIALS] Comfort, stretch, and softness like never before. Shop the Fits Everybody collection now at  SKIMS.com/influencer [LEARN FROM THE BEST] Access over 200+ classes taught by icons. Get 15% off at MASTERCLASS.com/INFLUENCER