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Join thousands of other listeners on our Substack, The Foodletter!   In this episode of That Was Delicious, Brooke sits down with cookbook author, recipe developer, and television host Laurel Evans. Born and raised in Texas, Laurel moved to Milan over 20 years ago and has since built a fascinating career bridging American and Italian cuisine. From her early days of culture shock and learning the language to becoming a well-known voice in Italian food media, Laurel shares her journey, insights on Italian food culture, and what it's like raising a family in Italy. She also discusses her cookbooks, including Liguria: The Cookbook, her experience on CNN's Searching for Italy, and her upcoming Liguria retreats in 2025. If you love food, travel, and cultural deep dives, this episode is a must-listen!   Key Takeaways [07:17] Laurel's Journey to Italy Originally from Texas, she moved to Milan in 2004 after meeting her now-husband, Emilio. The transition was challenging, especially navigating Italian bureaucracy and mastering the language. [12:05] Italian Bureaucracy & Cultural Differences Italy's bureaucracy can be frustrating, with conflicting information and unclear processes. The Italian mentality of l'arte di arrangiarsi (“the art of getting by”) explains the country's flexible, often chaotic approach to rules and regulations. [23:23] Italian Food Culture vs. American Food Culture Laurel initially felt pressure to cook only Italian food but later embraced her American culinary roots. She introduced American classics like brownies and burgers to Italian friends, sparking curiosity about American cuisine. [25:00] Writing Cookbooks & Breaking into Italian Food Media Laurel's first book, Buon Appetito America, introduced Italians to American home cooking. Despite imposter syndrome, she went on to publish multiple cookbooks, culminating in Liguria: The Cookbook. [34:10] Why Liguria's Cuisine is Underrated People visit Liguria for the scenery (Cinque Terre, Portofino) but overlook its incredible food. Dishes like pesto, focaccia, and seafood-based dishes are must-tries in the region. [39:50] Being Featured on Searching for Italy Laurel was part of the Liguria episode of Stanley Tucci's CNN series. The production team was highly invested in authenticity, showcasing the region's food in a genuine way. [43:31] Raising Kids in Italy vs. the U.S. The biggest difference is city vs. rural life—Laurel grew up on a ranch, but her kids are raised in urban Milan. Italy's family-oriented culture and sense of safety make it a great place to raise children. [46:42] Advice for American Tourists in Italy Travel deeper—don't try to see everything in one trip. Spend more time in fewer places and engage with locals for a richer experience.   Notable Quotes (02:29) “Italy and Texas actually have a lot in common—deep-rooted traditions, pride in where you're from, and a strong connection to food and family.” (23:15) “When I first moved to Italy, I was terrified people would judge my cooking and think, ‘Of course, the American overcooked the pasta!'” (12:05) “Italian bureaucracy is like a puzzle with missing pieces—you just have to keep pushing until it works.” (39:50) “When I was featured on Searching for Italy, I loved that they truly cared about getting it right, not just making a TV show.”   Resources Get a copy of Laurel's cookbook, Liguria Visit Laurel's Website for books, recipes, and retreats: www.laurelevans.com Follow Laurel on Instagram Follow Female Foodie on Instagram

Send us a Text Message.In this conversation, Matilda and Laurie discuss their recent technical difficulties and the challenges of editing videos. They also talk about their personal lives, including their sleep patterns, recent purchases, and love for cooking. Laurie shares her experience being featured in a podcasting article, and they discuss the importance of taking time off and delegating tasks. Matilda mentions her upcoming hospital stay and the need to prepare content in advance. The conversation covers various topics, including personal experiences with hairdressing, tattoos, and the recent verdict in a court case. They also discuss the concept of being Cazimi and the power of setting intentions during the new moon. The conversation ends with a discussion about finding passion and the different meanings of the word. In this final part of the conversation, Matilda and Laurie discuss the challenges of running a business as a medium and astrologer. They emphasize the importance of not only having the skills and knowledge in their respective fields but also understanding how to run a successful business. They share their experiences with needy clients, requests for free readings, and the need to set boundaries. The conversation also touches on the dangers of driving on country roads and encountering kangaroos. They end with a lighthearted discussion about Australian accents.Chapters00:00 Technical Difficulties and Video Editing07:03 Prioritizing Self-Care and Relaxation09:17 The Joy of Cooking and Recent Purchases15:08 Being Featured in a Podcasting Article22:29 Hairdressing and Tattoos33:16 The Verdict36:14 Setting Intentions during the New Moon45:00 Finding What Enlivens You47:16 The Challenges of Running a Business52:23 Setting Boundaries and Dealing with Needy Clients56:15 The Dangers of Driving on Country Roads01:03:18 The Diversity of Australian AccentsCheck out Astrologer Laurie & Medium Matilda's PatreonsAstrologer Laurie's Patreon: http://patreon.com/theawakespaceMedium Matilda's Patreon: htpp://patreon.com/mediummatilda

In This Episode 408 We Have Special Guest Recording Artist "Pusha Preme” Who Tells Us How He Became Hip Hop Rap Artist, Lyricist, Songwriter, Getting 1 Million Streams, Meaning Behind The Masks, Being Featured on BET & Tubi, and how to make it your passion/purpose/living! Follow & Support “Pusha Preme" Instagram/Youtube @pushapremeFollow & Support Me @Venmo- @Ariel-Castillo-4 PayPal- Paypal.me/arielent TIKTOK- @Arielent.com Ariel Castillo Soundcloud Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/arielentpod/ Website- Arielent.com

#podcast #interview #sneaker #youtube #sneakerhead #nfl #mlb #nba Welcome back to Mad Props!  Welcome to Episode 58 of Mad Props, hosted by Chris Schnabel, where we dive into the colorful world of custom shoe artistry with the incredibly talented Kennedy Rettew, known as @Kicks_by_Kenna!  In this episode, Kennedy shares her inspiring journey of starting her custom shoe business at just 16 during the pandemic and how she's making waves in the world of sports and beyond. Kenna is not just a shoe artist; she's a visionary who's transforming the way we see footwear in sports and fashion. From customizing shoes for athletes to being the only female artist featured at the MLB All-Star Game, Kennedy's journey is nothing short of inspiring. 

Garza sits down in-person with Juan Brujo. Vocalist of Mexician deathgrind band BRUJERIA. https://linktr.ee/brujeriaofficial SPONSORS: Click this link to purchase from Sweetwater & help support the podcast: imp.i114863.net/rnrmVB CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Creativity 01:16 - Singing About MJ 06:10 - Dealing with Bootlegging 09:28 - Starting Brujería, Making Metal for Spanish Speaking Audience 12:30 - Meaning of Brujería  13:33 - Meeting Dino Cazares, Bonding Over Napalm Death 16:17 - Recording 1st Brujería Singles, Having Instant Fans 21:41 - Writing a Full Album in 3 Days 23:48 - Creating the Legend & Mystery of the Band 32:32 - Controversial Album Covers 37:00 - Dark Coincidence with True Crime 44:25 - Being in a Band with Dino, Writing Songs 47:30 - Brujerizmo & Getting Nominated for Billboard Music Awards 2001 50:34 - Reflecting on Brujerizmo Album, Working with Dino & Raymond Was Special 54:27 - Brujería Was a Stepping Stone for Big Artists 56:11 - What Will It Take to Work with Dino Again? 59:46 - Being Featured on Ozark on Netflix 1:02:09 - Playing to Packed Crowds in the Early Days  1:06:45 - From Chicago to Los Angeles  1:07:18 - Viral Recruitment Videos, Dealing with Law Enforcement 1:12:18 - Dealing with an LA Governor 1:19:19 - Writing Songs About Trump 1:21:56 - Brujería is Not Afraid to Be Controversial, Inspired by Dead Kennedys 1:25:09 - Everyone Who's Played in Brujería Moves On to Bigger Bands 1:26:50 - Partying with Billy Ray Cyrus & Getting Thrown Out Of Grammy Party by the Governor 1:29:25 - Cancelling Rock al Parque Festival in Colombia  1:32:42 - Not Warming Up for Shows  1:33:46 - More Stories to Come

Host Brennan Scarlett sits down with NY Jets Defensive Tackle Solomon Thomas, his friend and former teammate at Stanford. The guys discuss the Jets being featured on Hard Knocks, Aaron Rodgers' impact on the team, and their 2016 Rose Bowl win at Stanford. Later, Solomon describes being drafted 3rd overall to the 49ers in 2017, before breaking down what has led the organization to so much success in recent years. Finally, the two friends dig into mental health as Brennan gives Solomon space to share about his non-profit, The Defensive Line. 1. Playing in New York - 1:30-6:302. Broadway + Musical Theater - 6:45-9:153. Kobe + Mindfulness - 9:30-12:004. Being Featured on HBO's Hard Knocks - 12:15-17:455. Playing with Aaron Rodgers - 17:45-29:006. Alternative Recovery Methods - 30:00-34:007. The 2015-2016 Stanford Cardinal - 34:15-39:008. Being Picked 3rd Overall in the NFL Draft - 39:15-42:009. Taking Class with John Lynch at Stanford - 42:30-45:0010. The 49ers + Great Organizations - 45:00-49:0011. Mental Health + The Defensive Line - 49:15-1:01:0012. HI-QUALITY QUESTIONS - 1:01:20-1:08:00Full-length video episodes are available on YouTube. Follow the show on Instagram and TikTok @bscartv. Created and Produced by Scarlett Creative. scarlettcreative.coSUBSCRIBE, LIKE, COMMENT, REVIEW. We love some constructive criticism.'Til next time... Peace ✌️

Gina Gotthilf is a Co-Founder and COO at Latitud, an a16z-backed platform supporting the next generation of iconic tech startups in Latin America through digital products, a community and fund. Previously, Gina led growth and marketing at Duolingo from 3 to 200 million users via organic strategies and was part of the executive team. She also worked on the Mike Bloomberg presidential campaign, helping oversee the creation of digital ad campaigns at a historical budget, and led growth and community for Tumblr in Latin America. In Today's Discussion with Gina Gotthilf We Discuss: Entry into the World of Growth: How Gina went from working on a farm to leading growth for Tumblr in LATAM? What are 1-2 of Gina's biggest takeaways from her time leading growth for Duolingo? What does Gina know now that she wishes she had known when she entered the world of growth? 15 Top Tips and Secrets to Being Featured in the Best Publications: What is the best way to get in touch with journalists? What mistakes do founders have when they reach out to journalists? Should founders get in touch with more than one journalist at a publication? Should founders be explicit about the embargos they have on a story? Should they stick to them? Should founders be more wary of being published in a publication with a paywall? What materials should they send to journalists to get their attention? Should founders send press releases in early messages to journalists? How can founders control in some way what the journalist will ultimately publish? How long before the company wants the piece to come out, should they reach out to journalists? How can founders create FOMO when trying to get journalists to write their story? How can founders create social validity with journalists, when they are a small company? Once published, what should the distribution strategy look like? How can you get people you know to like and share content you are featured in? What are the top tips and tricks to get people to share content with you in? Should PR and Comms be an ongoing effort or static projects with news stories? What are the single biggest mistakes founders make in getting their company in the press?

Wow, it‘s amazing that I have been living in Iceland for seven years! Even though I know this is a decent amount of time, it feels like it i has flown by. So much has changed since I moved here in 2016, and I‘m sharing some of the major changes/transitions that have happened in my life this year. 5th Year All Things Iceland Podcast Anniversary June is a major month in my life. I was born in this month, I moved to Iceland during this month, and I started the All Things Iceland in June of 2018. The podcast was the start of all of this. When I started it I gave myself a year to be consistent with posting. Thankfully, all of that hard work paid off and I was receiving message from people saying how much they enjoyed the episodes. I was delighted and surprised that people were listening! There is so much more I want to do with the podcast and I would love to hear the topics that you want to hear on the show. Feel free to send me an email at jewells(at)allthingsiceland(dot)com. Getting Divorced in Iceland after 7 Years Living Here One major shift in my life over the last year was that Gunnar and I broke up. In Iceland, getting divorced takes a while to be finalized. After filing for separation, you have to wait six months before you can file the final paperwork for the divorce to be done. Our divorce will be finalized this month as well. Seriously, June really does seem to be a big month in my life. It was not an easy decision to choose to do that. It certainly was not one that either of us took lightly. In the end it felt like the right decision. Being single in Iceland is foreign to me and this new chapter is one that is helping me to grow in many ways. Selling the Apartment We had an apartment that we owned together and selling that was a major part of the breakup process. In 2021 we bought the place and had it completely renovated. Due to the renovations, we were not able to live in the apartment for six months! I moved out of the apartment in February of 2023, which means that we only lived there for one year. I loved designing that apartment and it was a little bittersweet to let it go. However, it was best for us to sell it. Funny enough, the people who bought it are an American woman and an Icelandic man. Being Featured on the Geography of Bliss Show I was stunned and exhilirated when I was asked if I was interested to be featured in Geography of Bliss. It was such a pleasant surprise and I enjoyed every minute of it. Rainn Wilson was a lovely person to hang out with and the production team were awesome. I honestly couldn‘t have had a better experience. Learning Icelandic My Icelandic has definitely improved leaps and bounds over the years. It is still not at the fluency I am aiming for and the good news is that it‘s getting there. Currently, I am doing Siggi‘s self-study course for 3 months. It is helping me to read more regularly, build my vocabulary, and undertsand more of the language on a higher level. Building Resilience As I have been adjusting to my new life, I felt the need to work on my resilience. Part of that process has been taking Andri Iceland‘s limitless month long program. It helped me to push past some limiting beliefs I had, and to think outside of the box. Random Fact of the Episode It‘s amazing to think that I have 205 episodes of the podcast. That is 41 episodes a year when I divide it by 5. I‘m proud of that and thank you to all of you that have listened over the years. Icelandic Word of the Episode Sjö ára afmæli – 7 year anniversary Share this Post Facebook Email LinkedIn Let's Be Social Youtube Tiktok Instagram Facebook

In this insightful podcast, Robin Thurston, the CEO of Outside, shares his journey from founding MapMyFitness to joining Under Armour and eventually leading the charge at Outside. Thurston highlights the importance of being resilient in entrepreneurship. He emphasizes the need to focus on three main decisions once you take institutional funding: going bust, selling to a strategic partner, or going public. He also shares valuable marketing lessons he learned from Kevin Plank, the founder of Under Armour, including the importance of attention to detail, storytelling, and relationship building. Thurston discusses the differences in company culture between MapMyFitness and Under Armour, highlighting the former's focus on technology and customer-driven innovation. He reveals the story behind his decision to leave Under Armour and pursue content-based subscription models, leading to the creation of Outside. The podcast also delves into the challenges of competing against attention-grabbing tech giants like TikTok and Twitter, as Thurston explains the need to develop compelling reward mechanisms that encourage outdoor activities and improve overall health. 00:00 - Introduction 00:13 - Different API Integrations 03:58 - Robin's Background in Cycling 06:13 - Robin's Career in Finance 07:25 - The Beginning of MapMyFitness 09:42 - Launching Early in the App Store 10:33 - Realizing the Potential of Mobile Apps 11:54 - Being Featured in the App Store and Distribution 15:55 - Kevin's Attention to Detail and Storytelling 17:46 - Differences in Culture: From MapMyFitness to Under Armour 19:19 - Launching Health Box and Connected Shoe Hover 20:11 - Competing for Resources in Big Companies 21:00 - Friction Between Technology and Clothing Company Cultures 22:14 - Robin's Clear Vision for Outside 23:16 - The Story Behind Acquiring Outside 23:35 - Building the Complete Picture of Health with Under Armour Record 24:27 - Considering a Billion Dollar Subscription Business with Content 26:16 - Robin's Idea to Unify Fragmented Publications Under One Umbrella 27:57 - Reaching Out to Larry Burke, Founder of Outside Magazine 29:18 - Convincing Entrepreneurs to Join the Unified Vision 31:18 - Pitching Entrepreneurs vs. Pitching Investors 33:09 - The Long-term Partnership Aspect of Acquiring Companies 33:39 - Differences in Raising Funds for the First Time and with Onset 34:02 - Lessons Learned from Pitching to Investors 34:58 - Importance of Knowing When to Move On in Sales 35:54 - Maintaining Optimism Amidst Rejections 36:11 - Role of Cycling & Childhood in Resilience 37:03 - Overcoming Difficulties & Building Outside 37:47 - Creating a Seamless Experience for Consumers 38:58 - The Journey from Inspiration to Participation 40:31 - Addressing the Global Health Crisis 41:48 - The Importance of Connection to the Planet 43:13 - Competing with Indoor Time and Building Reward Mechanisms 47:15 - The Importance of Outdoor Time and Mental Health 48:48 - The Role of Intermediaries and Restricting Social Media Usage 49:42 - Building Solutions to Counterbalance Negative Impacts 50:27 - Discussing Potential Rewards for Spending Time Outdoors 51:15 - Pokemon Go: Gamification to Encourage Physical Activity 52:18 - Rewarding Users with NFTs 52:37 - Outside's Future in 5 Years 53:57 - Wearables and Outside's Connection 54:24 - The Future of Wearables 56:09 - Integrated Personalized Healthcare 57:15 - Revolutionizing Health through Data 58:42 - Measuring Biomarkers Dynamically 59:32 - Understanding Body Chemistry 01:00:29 - Breaking Olympic Records through Efficiency and Knowledge 01:01:11 - Closing Remarks and Collaboration The Site ► http://tryterra.co More Podcasts ►https://blog.tryterra.co/podcast/home Twitter ► https://twitter.com/terraapi Linkedin ► https://www.linkedin.com/company/terraapi

Benefits of Being Featured on Podcasts Hosted by: James Patrick   Podcasting is one of the fastest and more effective mediums to not jump amplify your authority, but to generate leads for your business. Let's talk about why. “The demand for podcasts has been increasing as the number of shows also increases.” IN THIS EPISODE Why landing podcast features is important. How a listener gets to understand you more through a podcast interview. Ways your audience is more accessible through podcasts. The benefit of already having a warm audience. Lock in your pass now for FITposium on October 13-15th in-person or virtually at www.fitposium.com. Dozens of opportunities for attendees to be published! See past features @fitposium Connect with James  Website: jamespatrick.com Instagram: @jpatrickphoto Text me marketing questions @: 480-605-3254  Share this podcast with a friend and remember to leave a 5-star review!  For more, visit jamespatrick.com

How would you shape a show designed to reach the classmates of a class reunion from 1977? Jim and Dave talk with "D.R." about her project. SPONSOR: PodcastBranding.co If you need podcast artwork, logos, or a full website (or a branding audit) reach out to Mark at podcastbranding.co not only is Mark an award-winning graphic artist, he is also a podcaster.  He has made the artwork for my last few shows.  Mugshot: Based On a True Story Podcast Ever watch a movie that is based on a true story and wonder how much of the movie is true, Go to basedonatrustorypodcast.com and listen as they compare holly wood to history. MVP: Dog Podcast Network In a dog eat dog world . . . we've got you covered. Dog Podcast Network (DPN) is your premiere source for unique content related to our love of dogs. Check out dogpodcastnetwork.com Become an Awesome Supporter Go to www.askthepodcastcoach.com/support Mentioned In This Episode Become an Awesome Supporter The School of Podcasting Scrunch.com Being Featured in Spotify How Search Works in Spotify Spotify for Podcasters Storyworthy Book Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting and Jim Collison from the Average Guy Network answer your podcast questions every week. This episode 398 is part of the Power of Podcasting Network

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Stop thinking about becoming a thought leader and start thinking about becoming an expert. What's the difference? An expert creates content that solves problems. An expert sources ideas for his/her content from clients. Solving problems should be the focus of your content. On this episode of the Inside BS Show, Dave Lorenzo, The Godfather of Growth, helps you with your content marketing strategy. Chapters:00:00 This Content Marketing Strategy Makes You an Expert01:02 Demonstrate Expertise by Creating Content That Solves Problems01:53 Speaking Engagements are a Great Way to Demonstrate Your Expertise03:50 Publishing Makes You An Expert if You Write about Client Issues05:14 Being Featured in the Media is an Excellent Way to Be Viewed as an Expert07:00 Connect Your Clients to Each Other and You'll Be Viewed as an Expert

You can't grow your business if people can't find you! So, visibility is something that every business needs in order grow. AND, when it comes to being featured in the media, there is no one I trust more than the Impacting Millions Team! I've been working with Lynya Floyd and the Impacting Millions Team and I'm so thrilled with the results. I've convinced Lynya to join me LIVE today to share the 3 Keys to Being Featured in the Media!   Lynya Floyd is the senior media coach for Selena Soo's Impacting Millions program, where she works with entrepreneurs, coaches and experts who want to elevate their status using the power of the media. She has helped clients land stories in media outlets like Forbes, Fast Company, Entrepreneur on Fire and more. Lynya has nearly two decades of experience working in the media as an editor at magazines including Glamour, Essence, Family Circle, Seventeen. As a journalist, her articles have appeared in national publications like Money, Prevention, Cosmopolitan and Fitness. She has also been featured as a health expert on The Today Show, The Dr. Oz Show, The Doctors, FOX, NPR and more. When she's not helping her clients put a megaphone to their message, she's ghostwriting books and working as a nationally certified integrative health coach in New York City.

You can't grow your business if people can't find you! So, visibility is something that every business needs in order grow. AND, when it comes to being featured in the media, there is no one I trust more than the Impacting Millions Team!   I've been working with Lynya Floyd and the Impacting Millions Team and I'm so thrilled with the results. I've convinced Lynya to join me LIVE today to share the 3 Keys to Being Featured in the Media! Give us the word Lynya for a free 3 Part Video series that will help you to show up, be seen, and make your Impact!   Lynya Floyd is the senior media coach for Selena Soo's Impacting Millions program, where she works with entrepreneurs, coaches and experts who want to elevate their status using the power of the media. She has helped clients land stories in media outlets like Forbes, Fast Company, Entrepreneur on Fire and more. Lynya has nearly two decades of experience working in the media as an editor at magazines including Glamour, Essence, Family Circle, Seventeen. As a journalist, her articles have appeared in national publications like Money, Prevention, Cosmopolitan and Fitness. She has also been featured as a health expert on The Today Show, The Dr. Oz Show, The Doctors, FOX, NPR and more. When she's not helping her clients put a megaphone to their message, she's ghostwriting books and working as a nationally certified integrative health coach in New York City.

You can't grow your business if people can't find you! So, visibility is something that every business needs in order grow.   AND, when it comes to being featured in the media, there is no one I trust more than the Impacting Millions Team!   I've been working with Lynya Floyd and the Impacting Millions Team and I'm so thrilled with the results.   I've convinced Lynya to join me LIVE today to share the 3 Keys to Being Featured in the Media!   Lynya Floyd is the senior media coach for Selena Soo's Impacting Millions program, where she works with entrepreneurs, coaches and experts who want to elevate their status using the power of the media. She has helped clients land stories in media outlets like Forbes, Fast Company, Entrepreneur on Fire and more. Lynya has nearly two decades of experience working in the media as an editor at magazines including Glamour, Essence, Family Circle, Seventeen. As a journalist, her articles have appeared in national publications like Money, Prevention, Cosmopolitan and Fitness. She has also been featured as a health expert on The Today Show, The Dr. Oz Show, The Doctors, FOX, NPR and more. When she's not helping her clients put a megaphone to their message, she's ghostwriting books and working as a nationally certified integrative health coach in New York City.    

You can't grow your business if people can't find you! So, visibility is something that every business needs in order grow.   AND, when it comes to being featured in the media, there is no one I trust more than the Impacting Millions Team!   I've been working with Lynya Floyd and the Impacting Millions Team and I'm so thrilled with the results.   I've convinced Lynya to join me LIVE today to share the 3 Keys to Being Featured in the Media!   Lynya Floyd is the senior media coach for Selena Soo's Impacting Millions program, where she works with entrepreneurs, coaches and experts who want to elevate their status using the power of the media. She has helped clients land stories in media outlets like Forbes, Fast Company, Entrepreneur on Fire and more. Lynya has nearly two decades of experience working in the media as an editor at magazines including Glamour, Essence, Family Circle, Seventeen. As a journalist, her articles have appeared in national publications like Money, Prevention, Cosmopolitan and Fitness. She has also been featured as a health expert on The Today Show, The Dr. Oz Show, The Doctors, FOX, NPR and more. When she's not helping her clients put a megaphone to their message, she's ghostwriting books and working as a nationally certified integrative health coach in New York City.   https://molly.live/lynya

If you would like to learn non-traditional ways to get in front of people in a way that's based on your unique gifts, strengths and business goals, you are going to love this episode. Our guest, Lisa Simone Richards, is a publicity expert who is sharing 3 specific strategies to get in front of your ideal clients in ways you may not have considered.   You're going to discover the ins and outs of: How to contribute guest content, so you can be found on Google, beyond your own website Providing trainings in masterminds to showcase your expertise Being Featured on Popular Websites to elevate your status, provide social proof and get in front of a new, large audience   Lisa has so much great insight and we loved learning about her three amazing strategies for getting seen by your ideal clients that most health coaches aren't doing already.   Links/Resources mentioned on the show: Lisa's free 5-part workshop: Create Buzz to Get Booked Lisa's Quiz: Uncover the Best Way to Get the Word Out About Your Coaching Episode 15 with Lisa: How to Get Free Media Publicity to Pump Up Publicity and Profits   Links to Resources: Wellness Business Insider's Club Karen's Facebook Group Karen's Instagram Kathleen's Facebook Group Kathleen's Instagram The Wellness Business Podcast Facebook Page The Wellness Business Podcast Instagram

Social Jack™ Influence Factory Episode 79: TRAV Lubinsky - "Being Featured on CNBC ‘The Profit’ & MTV ‘Real World’" Air Date: Wednesday, October 2, 2019 HAVE QUESTIONS? - Leave a comment below and we will get back to you within 48 hours. The Influence Factory is a LIVE webcast that airs every Wednesday at NOON Central (via Zoom and Facebook LIVE). #InfluenceFactory #TRAV #FlexWatch #Holonis In the #InfluencerInterview… This week’s Influencer Guest, TRAV is the Founder of Flex Watches. He is an eCommerce and product expert with 10+ years of experience. TRAV has sold tens of millions of dollars in products directly to consumers and acquired hundreds of thousands of paying customers. He has also created licensed products and executed marketing campaigns for some of the biggest brands in the world such as; Disney, Star Wars, WWE, and Minions. Please welcome TRAV to the Influence Factory Sponsored by Planable (https://Planable.io) Easily Create, Plan & Approve All Your Social Media Content From One Dashboard. Try Now! Everything Your Social Media Team Needs To Move Their Creative Process Forward. Register for the LIVE webcast: http://myinfluencefactory.com/ Facebook LIVE: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BusinessInfluencerAlliance/ View ALL Past Episodes: https://app.socialjack.com/podcast Connect with TRAV: Twitter: https://twitter.com/travislubinsky LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/travislubinsky Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Travislubinsky Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trav/ Website: www.travbrand.com Connect with Dean: Twitter: https://twitter.com/deandelisle LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deandelisle/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deandelisle1/ Connect with Monica: Twitter: https://twitter.com/GetSocialJack/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/monica-hacker/ Connect with Jackson: Twitter: https://twitter.com/JacksonDelisle LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacksondelisle/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacksondelisle/ Theme Music Produced by Sonixphere Video Production by Social Jack™ Productions Social Media Engagement by Social Jack™ Influencer Team Voice-Over by Laila Wenrich Sponsored by Planable (https://planable.io/) Brought to you by Social Jack™ (https://www.socialjack.com) Are you ready to be an Influencer? Visit us at https://www.SocialJack.com

Bonus Q&A episode for emerging artists! With lots of love, based on personal experiences Kat shares quick, simple tips for getting your work featured more, when to apply to galleries, building your own community, sharing your unique story, finding a mentor (or what that may look like for you) and more.    Related Articles:    The Do’s and Don’ts of Applying to Galleries   https://createmagazine.com/features/2017/10/12/the-dos-and-donts-of-applying-to-galleries   5 Things Keeping Your Art from Being Featured   https://createmagazine.com/features/2017/10/3/5-things-keeping-your-art-from-being-featured

Losing weight is just the first step in becoming healthy and fit. We often make the commitment, but when confronted with temptation, our brains are programmed to give into in temptation. It’s the reason one slice of pizza can quickly turn to into three or more. We can become addicted to thinking and feeling certain ways even if it does us harm. Science tells us we have the power to prune out old neuropathways that don’t serve us, replacing them with new neuropathways that do. In part one of this two part series, I share how you can use this science to change your mindset and build lasting, healthy habits that serve our body and keep us successful in your weight loss journey. What You'll Learn from this Episode: What mindset actually means The 3 cause and effect chemicals for brain activity and bodily functioning How to create new neural pathways around eating healthy foods How to change your mind/body chemical State of Being Featured on the Show: Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself by Joe Dispenza Start a Meet Up in your area today. If you have any questions or ideas for upcoming episodes, send me an email at pat@beauprecoaching.com If you like what you heard today, please head to Apple Podcasts and leave a review. Join me in my closed Facebook group – It's Never Too Late to Lose Weight. For a full transcript, visit 

In the eighth episode of Season Two of the What’s the Scenario Podcast, Haad Fazlani returns and chats with his good friend, Mahnoor Samana, and they discuss her life as a world traveler and poet. They talk about some of the places she has gone to and the experiences she had from those journeys, and as an added bonus she shares one of her amazing pieces of poetry. Enjoy! In this episode they talk about: Part 1 - Getting to Know Mahnoor 00:30 - Intro 01:45 - How She Travels 02:50 - How Poetry Ties into Travels 04:00 - Mahnoor's Poetry Topics Part 2 - Travel Stories 07:15 - Fear and Loathing in Marrakesh 14:10 - Haad's London Mishaps 15:50 - A Brave Trip to Belize 17:30 - Working for an Airline 20:16 - Madrid, Hostels, and Nameless Friends Part 3 - Poetry's Role in Mahnoor's Life 25:19 - The Importance of Travel and Poetry 31:35 - Mahnoor's Inspirations 32:40 - Aspirations to Write a Poetry Book 34:00 - Mahnoor's Proudest Performances 36:15 - Being Featured on Amy Poehler's Channel Part 4 - Conclusion 40:33 - Travel Goals 42:35 - A Poem for Mom 44:55 - Our Next Episode Follow us! Twitter: twitter.com/scenariopodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/scenariopodcast iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/whats…d1092936935?mt=2 Google Play: play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/…ivsg67kciqx3auqjq Stitcher Radio: www.stitcher.com/s?fid=140124&refid=stpr Soundcloud: @scenariopodcast Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9Tsxn2PAkA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkheOCD1poY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuOuKTsyglA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZChEehSM6rU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oume8M4WsRQ

Josh Elledge, CEO and founder of Savings Angel, is a PR mastermind!  His achievements include being featured in over 1000 media outlets, being a syndicated newspaper columnist, having a guest spot every Tuesday on his local Fox affiliate, as well as being a successful entrepreneur.  Josh talks with Luc today about why press releases are a waste of time and energy and how you should be focusing your media reach, his 3-Step Strategy to achieve your media goals, and how to effectively use Twitter to reach out to journalists and media outlets.  Stay tuned for priceless and easy tips for media success!    Key Benefits of Being Featured in Media  If you provide enough value to audiences you gain their trust.   A certain percentage will then want to do business with you.   It’s a great opportunity for digital entrepreneurs to repurpose their content into setting themselves up as a subject matter expert.  How to Get Featured  Don’t do press releases.  Most journalists do not read them.    A better use of time and energy is producing great content that attracts an audience.    You need content that shows you're ‘legit’- journalists and gatekeepers will assess you within 30 seconds of their time.    The 3-Step Strategy to ‘Get You Noticed’.  Here’s what journalists are looking for:    Etiquette-how did you reach out? 90% of journalists are on Twitter and use it actively.  You need to have a good Twitter presence yourself.  You must have a professional pitch, a complete profile, and a ‘head shot’ avatar.      Website.  It must be up to date.  If it’s not, you’re not showing the world you’re a subject matter expert for your industry.  Our job as subject matter experts is to make the journalist’s job easier of serving their audience.    Digital Reputation-it needs to be good.  If someone Googles your name, what are they going to find?  Are you on reputable outlets and platforms?    Publicity Sales Funnel  You have to have a mindset shift from sales to service.   You have to be able to offer value and find ways to get in front of an audience to share that value.   Then, people are looking for you, not the other way around.  When you offer them free value, they are willing to listen and want more.     It’s far easier to have a business relationship an audience that actively sought you out because they liked what they heard about you.   Utilizing Twitter/Choosing and Finding the Right Media Contacts and Outlets  A couple hundred Twitter followers can legitimize you.  The more the merrier.   Start promoting your Twitter handle on Facebook, email lists, podcast audiences.   Share good visual content relevant to your industry.    You want journalists to see that people are interested in what you have to share.   Your Twitter news feed is likely filled with crap and noise.  Get rid of it.   Instead, make 2 lists:  Industry-related media and local media.     Follow those lists.  Read the feeds.  Find out who is saying what.    Define every outlet where you’d like to be featured.    What Do Journalists Look For?     Is it going to be valuable to their audience?   The ‘smell’ test-if they smell sales, they feel used.   Just offer them the content and thank them-don’t ask for anything in return.   Allow business to happen organically from being featured.  Play the long game.   Focus on giving-that frees up influencers to give back to you.    Huffington Post and Other Outlets  HuffPost does take a lot of people if you have a decent pitch.  Just don’t expect to get paid.   Keep in mind that you’re just doing it for the byline.    Your audience does not realize how easy it can be to get in HuffPo and it legitimizes you.   When you have ‘media cred’ on your website, it increases your sales conversions.   With any outlet, they are looking for contributors who already have a sizeable audience and a good proposal.   All media and entrepreneurial relationships are symbiotic.  The bigger winner in the equation is the entrepreneur.    Where

Josh Elledge, CEO and founder of Savings Angel, is a PR mastermind!  His achievements include being featured in over 1000 media outlets, being a syndicated newspaper columnist, having a guest spot every Tuesday on his local Fox affiliate, as well as being a successful entrepreneur.  Josh talks with Luc today about why press releases are a waste of time and energy and how you should be focusing your media reach, his 3-Step Strategy to achieve your media goals, and how to effectively use Twitter to reach out to journalists and media outlets.  Stay tuned for priceless and easy tips for media success!    Key Benefits of Being Featured in Media  If you provide enough value to audiences you gain their trust.   A certain percentage will then want to do business with you.   It’s a great opportunity for digital entrepreneurs to repurpose their content into setting themselves up as a subject matter expert.  How to Get Featured  Don’t do press releases.  Most journalists do not read them.    A better use of time and energy is producing great content that attracts an audience.    You need content that shows you're ‘legit’- journalists and gatekeepers will assess you within 30 seconds of their time.    The 3-Step Strategy to ‘Get You Noticed’.  Here’s what journalists are looking for:    Etiquette-how did you reach out? 90% of journalists are on Twitter and use it actively.  You need to have a good Twitter presence yourself.  You must have a professional pitch, a complete profile, and a ‘head shot’ avatar.      Website.  It must be up to date.  If it’s not, you’re not showing the world you’re a subject matter expert for your industry.  Our job as subject matter experts is to make the journalist’s job easier of serving their audience.    Digital Reputation-it needs to be good.  If someone Googles your name, what are they going to find?  Are you on reputable outlets and platforms?    Publicity Sales Funnel  You have to have a mindset shift from sales to service.   You have to be able to offer value and find ways to get in front of an audience to share that value.   Then, people are looking for you, not the other way around.  When you offer them free value, they are willing to listen and want more.     It’s far easier to have a business relationship an audience that actively sought you out because they liked what they heard about you.   Utilizing Twitter/Choosing and Finding the Right Media Contacts and Outlets  A couple hundred Twitter followers can legitimize you.  The more the merrier.   Start promoting your Twitter handle on Facebook, email lists, podcast audiences.   Share good visual content relevant to your industry.    You want journalists to see that people are interested in what you have to share.   Your Twitter news feed is likely filled with crap and noise.  Get rid of it.   Instead, make 2 lists:  Industry-related media and local media.     Follow those lists.  Read the feeds.  Find out who is saying what.    Define every outlet where you’d like to be featured.    What Do Journalists Look For?     Is it going to be valuable to their audience?   The ‘smell’ test-if they smell sales, they feel used.   Just offer them the content and thank them-don’t ask for anything in return.   Allow business to happen organically from being featured.  Play the long game.   Focus on giving-that frees up influencers to give back to you.    Huffington Post and Other Outlets  HuffPost does take a lot of people if you have a decent pitch.  Just don’t expect to get paid.   Keep in mind that you’re just doing it for the byline.    Your audience does not realize how easy it can be to get in HuffPo and it legitimizes you.   When you have ‘media cred’ on your website, it increases your sales conversions.   With any outlet, they are looking for contributors who already have a sizeable audience and a good proposal.   All media and entrepreneurial relationships are symbiotic.  The bigger winner in the equation is the entrepreneur.    Where