Podcasts about beautiful women volume

Meet Nile Harris... a life strategist, business consultant and coach, and Best-Selling Author. Gifted in the art of strategy creation and execution, she works with aspiring entrepreneurs and transitioning professionals to transform their passion and purpose into P.R.O.F.I.T.   As the founder of Warrior Life Coaching and Warrior Jump School, she provides keynotes, consulting, and results-based life and business coaching programs to help entrepreneurs and professionals to capitalize on change and accelerate their results using her signature JUMP Framework designed to reignite their warrior spirit.   In her 20+ years of experience, Nile has worked with Fortune 500 companies, startups, and non-profits in the financial services, life sciences, and education sectors, generating millions in revenue and delivering results by taking action.   She is one of the Amazon best-selling authors of 20 Beautiful Women Volume 5, sharing her story of how to be bulletproof when others are taking aim. Her mission is to close the wealth, health, and education disparity gap in America. And her why is to do good in the world by helping do-gooders do good in the world.   Quote: “Address your self-limiting beliefs.... Be Yourself.... Get a theme song.  It will change your life!"   Recommended book(s): ~Start with Why by Simon Sinek   ~The Mis-Education of the Negro by Carter G. Woodson   ~Mastering the Challenges of Leading Change by H. James Dallas   Links to finds out more about our VIP guest:   Instagram: http://instagram.com/iamnileharris   Facebook: http://facebook.com/iamnileharris   Website: http://iamnileharris.com   E-mail: nile@iamnileharris.com   Watch the video version of this podcast here:  https://youtu.be/n8jC7ToA2lY   Listen to other C2C shows here: https://www.selfliftnetwork.com/c2c-podcast/   Thank you once again for checking out the Commit 2 Change podcast!   For more information or to become a guest check out our website! www.selfliftnetwork.com   Support our podcast here: https://www.patreon.com/C2Cpodcast

For a long time, Tandee Salter felt she wasn't enough and she didn't deserve success.  She was bullied for being a nerd, preferring to go the library over going to recess and it went down from there.  Her confidence suffered with one devastating rejection after another culminating with going through a divorce.  At the time of this interview, there had been a lot of suicides and accidental deaths in the entertainment world.  Kristoff St. John was one of them.  Tandee expressed a willingness to share about her own bouts with grief and depression in hopes of helping others struggling in silence.   Tandee shared: The value of having a therapist How slowing down and journaling helps her through the rough patches How finding her path in business and working with clients helped reinforce not just that she is enough, but she was always enough Tandee and Suzette talk about mindset and how it is key to recovery.  Reflecting on our most powerful connections, they talked about: Friendship and what we should and shouldn't expect from friends Why people fall away when we go through difficult seasons The importance of connecting authentically in business As a business strategist and copy writer, Tandee helps clients find their voice and put it in copy.  She does it by: Helping them connect with the meaning behind the words Deconstructing their biggest fears and helping them see their own abilities Getting in their space so she can capture their authentic voice and bring it to their content More About Tandee Tandee Salter a native of Columbus, GA is a Certified Life and Master Business Success Coach. She the #1 Amazon Best Selling Author of Inhale Confidence 21 Days of Affirmations for the Millennial Woman and co-author of best selling book 20 Beautiful Women Volume 2. Tandee holds degrees in paralegal studies, sociology, and public administration.   While having achieved many things, Tandee has battled with grief and depression, gone through a divorce, and felt unworthy of success. However she has overcome those obstacles and more. She now uses her education and experience to pour into other women so they can reach their highest potential.   In her free time Tandee can be found reading, binge watching Netflix, and spending time with family and friends. And let's not forget she loves to enjoy her snacks.  Things that made me go hmm From Tandee: "I was enough all along.  I was always enough." "Everyone needs a therapist" "Words are powerful and can take you to different levels" "Authenticity is more than a catch phrase" From Suzette: "Just because people love us doesn't mean they have the grace to go in those dark places that we have to go." "This isn't the same thing.  You're at a whole different level" References Mentioned: Tandee Salter Website  www.tandeesalter.com Tandee Salter Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/tandeesalter/ Success Igniters Group  https://www.facebook.com/groups/successigniters Tandee Salter Instagram  www.instagram.com/tandeesalter Authentic Influence Entrepreneur Growth Membership https://gumroad.com/l/sakpX Enoughness Reminder Says Tandee, "Remember you are already enough.  And you don't have to be conformed to anything society says you have to be." What were your aha moments? We'd love to hear them! To dive more deeply into today's episode or to get answers to specific questions, join us at Enough Factor Connect at www.facebook.com/groups/enoughfactorconnect. Interested in being a guest? We've made it easy peasy! Go to www.suzettesolutions.com/ourpodcast to "Want To Be A Guest"! and someone from our team with contact you!   Thank you for listening! Credits Music by DH The Composer https://linktr.ee/dhthecomposer Cover Design by Odyssey Administrative Services, LLC https://www.facebook.com/odysseyadministrativeservices Photo from the gallery of royalty free photo options on Pixteller.com  

This is a special episode of the Check It Out! podcast. It brings four special young people together for a conversation between themselves and moderator by one of their own: Rilee Louangphakdy. Each of these young adults presented themselves and their thoughts at a previous TEDxSnoIsleLibraries. In this episode, they talk about their experiences on the TEDx stage, how it shaped them and what they are doing now. See the photo gallery of their conversation at the Edmonds Community College Black Box Theater. Rilee Louangphakdy Rilee is committed to helping and motivating others to emerge from their teen years transformed by their experiences. He has shared his stories of personal loss and gain in a commencement speech, at the 2015 YMCA Minority Achievers Program banquet, and to students at the Marysville Getchell High School International School of Communications. Rilee is a graduate of Marysville Getchell 2015 graduate and Everett Community College, He is attending Washington State University, working toward a degree in Integrated Strategic Communications. LinkedIn Mark Perez Mark is living his childhood dream to be a motivational speaker. A graduate of Henry M. Jackson High School, mark attended Cascadia College and is now a student at the University of Washington. In addition to his studies, Mark is work with Houston Kraft, another young and inspiring motivational speaker. Mark says his goal is to be a speaker who inspires people to make their mark on the world. Facebook Twitter Instagram Mark’s website Sargun “Sargi” Handa Sargi says being a TEDx speaker not only helped giver her voice, but it also helped start her career in public speaking. Just six months later, she spoke at WE Day Seattle at KeyArena in front of 16,000 people. Sargi transferred her skills in speaking to writing and co-authored, "20 Beautiful Women" Volume 6, which is on its way to becoming a film documentary. A graduate of Kamiak High School, Sargi also attended Western Washington University. Facebook LinkedIn Dhruvik Parikh Like many seven-year-olds, Dhruvik like dinosaurs. Dhruvik, however, translated that into a conviction that he would grow up to be a paleontologist. That may still happen, but now attending Stanford University, Dhruvik has many more experiences. He was valedictorian and earning a perfect 4.0 at Henry M. Jackson High School in Mill Creek. He is lead software engineer for a firm developing a solar micro-grid solution for unelectrified communities in Zimbabwe. He did computational biology research at the University of Washington. And, he interned at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology the summer after high school. When he’s not learning in school, Dhruvik is learning on his own in subjects such as organic chemistry and machine learning. Facebook LinkedIn Sriharshita "Harshu" Musunuri Harshu is studying at Stanford University, which is an accomplishment in itself. But there’s more. As a student at Henry M. Jackson High School in Mill Creek, Harshu was already earning national recognition for her research in thermoelectrics. She interned at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory and was a curriculum director of the non-profit Girls Rock in Science and Math. She was also a 2016 Davidson Fellow Laureate and student researcher in a University of Washington chemical engineering lab. LinkedIn Episode sponsors The Sno-Isle Libraries Foundation proudly supports the innovative work of Sno-Isle Libraries through private donations.     Edmonds Center for the Arts provides an array of outstanding performing artists from around the world, hosts events and serves more than 75,000 patrons annually.

Tandee Salter a native of Columbus, GA who is a Certified Life and Master Business Success Coach. She the #1 Amazon Best Selling Author of Inhale Confidence 21 Days of Affirmations for the Millennial Woman and co-author of best selling book 20 Beautiful Women Volume 2. Tandee holds degrees in paralegal studies, sociology, and public administration.While having achieved many things, Tandee has battled with grief and depression, gone through a divorce, and felt unworthy of success. However she has overcome those obstacles and more. She now uses her education and experience to pour into other women so they can reach their highest potential.Tandee has been featured on a plethora of platforms including Huffington post, Get Out of Your Own Damn Way Podcast, Evolutionary Woman Radio, On the Rise Radio, Essence Magazine, Courageous Woman Magazine and more!

Listen in as Stephanie Ghoston dishes on how to get over the "comparison-itis" that plagues many fem-preneurs and the importance of putting ourselves as a higher priority in our lives and businesses. "When I stopped living my life according to my moods, things really changed for me."   - Stephanie Ghoston ABOUT THIS GUEST: Stephanie Ghoston is the founder and life coach of Cultivated Sense, a movement that promotes ordinary ways to live extraordinarily and encourages people to stop settling in life and love. She's also a coach and matchmaker with the Paul C. Brunson Agency, an award-winning boutique matchmaking and lifestyle coaching firm. Stephanie has been featured on blogs such as the HuffPost. For Harriet, The Black Life Coaches Network, and The Art of Perspective. She's also a Best-selling author featured in 20 Beautiful Women Volume 3. Stephanie is also the forthcoming author of I Am Beautiful and The 42%. www.cultivatedsense.com