Podcast appearances and mentions of betsy clark

Betsy has been a successful entrepreneur for 45 years. Previously working in interior design, she created beauty with paint, now she uses words. From refining spaces to reshaping lives.As a Transformation Coach, she now passionately assists women to embrace their distinct strengths, empowering them to find and fearlessly express their authentic voice and to boldly bring their unique strengths forward. By placing emphasis on their inherent brilliance, this helps her clients make solid decisions, take action and create momentum to show up as they truly intend; to stand up on the inside and be unstoppable. Betsy lives in Colorado Springs with her husband and many dogs, who are truly “Happy Campers”. They travel frequently in their truck camper to play with their kids and grandkids to soak up the beauty of Colorado and the Wild West. Contact Betsy Clark:coach2strengths.comContact Sara Hart:PrimeSparkWomen.com

With the recent crash of the F-35 fighter jet in South Carolina, Anthony talks with Tom Burbage, former president of the Lockheed Martin Aeronautical Systems Company and EVP for the USAF F-22 Raptor and the F-35, and Betsy Clark, a member of the F-35 review team for the US Department of Defense.Their new book F-35: The Inside Story of the Lightening II is the only inside look at what is still considered the most advanced and controversial aircraft in the world. Tom and Betsy reveal just how powerful the aircraft is, it's many abilities – and what's next. To find out more about the book and the F-35 itself, visit: www.f35insidestory.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Betsy Clark, Director of Independent Project Review Institute and former Lockheed General Manager Tom Burbage discuss their book F-35: The Inside Story of the Lightning II.Hosts: Carol Massar and Matt Miller. Producer: Paul Brennan.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Betsy Clark, Director of Independent Project Review Institute and former Lockheed General Manager Tom Burbage discuss their book F-35: The Inside Story of the Lightning II.Hosts: Carol Massar and Matt Miller. Producer: Paul Brennan.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Burbage: F-35 Tom Burbage retired from the Lockheed Martin Corporation in 2013. He was the President of the Lockheed Martin Aeronautical Systems Company and the Executive VP/GM for both the USAF F-22 Raptor and the multi-service, allied next generation fighter, the F-35. Prior to joining Lockheed, Tom was a Naval Aviator, completing the U.S. Navy Test Pilot School in 1975. He has accumulated more than 3,000 hours in 38 different types of military aircraft. As a reservist he retired as a Navy Captain in 1994. Tom has received numerous industry awards, including the U.S. Naval Academy/Harvard Business Review Award for Ethical Leadership; the Aerospace Industry Personality of the Year; the Society of Automotive Engineers Leadership in Aerospace Award; and many others. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society in the United Kingdom. He is co-author along with Betsy Clark and Adrian Pitman of the book F-35: The Inside Story of the Lightning II. Sometimes we find ourselves leading a very large team that isn't used to working together. That happened to Tom Burbage who was the general manager of the F-35 fighter jet. In this conversation, we explore how to bring together many stakeholders in order to do something bigger than any one of them could do alone. Key Points Solicit and listen to feedback on what didn't work in past situations. Establish behavior norms and expectations and continue coming back to them. When disagreements happen, resolve them in the context of these norms. Consider including customers in major meetings, so struggles are shared transparently with all stakeholders. Behavior norms and expectations were established globally and referenced in most formal interactions. When flare ups happened, they were often settled quickly in the spirit of the norms. A “one team” concept was used to unify people from formerly competing organizations to align them to the nobler motive. Resources Mentioned F-35: The Inside Story of the Lightning II* by Tom Burbage, Betsy Clark, and Adrian Pitman Interview Notes Download my interview notes in PDF format (free membership required). Related Episodes How to Create Team Guidelines, with Susan Gerke (episode 192) How to Build a Coaching Culture, with Andrea Wanerstrand (episode 501) How Top Leaders Influence Great Teamwork, with Scott Keller (episode 585) How to Lead Better Through Complexity, with Jennifer Garvey Berger (episode 613) Discover More Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic. To accelerate your learning, uncover more inside Coaching for Leaders Plus.

Join us for this episode of The Miracle You podcast with your host Vince Kramer of Imagine Miracles, and his special guest, Betsy Clark. Uncover the hidden coach within yourself and embark on a journey of self-discovery like no other. Betsy Clark stumbled upon an extraordinary realization during a seemingly ordinary conversation with a friend. From guiding people in nutrition and interior design, she now empowers women to tap into their own strengths, leaving them transformed and awakened. But what led Betsy to this unexpected twist? How did she transition from shaping others' homes to shaping their very essence? Prepare to dive deep into the extraordinary story of Betsy Clark and discover the power that lies dormant within you.

What should a leader do when the program they oversee receives nothing but criticism and doubt from outside? How important are leadership, team building, and team management skills to absorb the pressure and turn a program from possible failure to a resounding success?In today's episode, the inspiring Betsy Clark and Tom Burbage join us for a great conversation about leadership, management, and the keys to building high-performing teams, inspired by the story depicted in their book "F-35: The Inside Story of the Lightning II," where they gift us with an inside look to the creation of the most advanced aircraft in the world.Throughout our conversation, we learn about Betsy and Tom's background and unique perspectives: Tom's as the leader of the entire project, and Betsy's as a member of a review team from the US Department of Defense. Together, we explore the importance of leadership and management, why they decided to write the book, and several crucial leadership concepts.Additionally, we explore the challenges the F-35 program faced from start to finish, how Tom turned around a program that was inches from failing, Betsy and Tom offer valuable leadership and management tips and advice, and much more.Tune in to Episode 387 and learn more about the creation of this fascinating aircraft and the valuable leadership and management lessons that can be extracted from the F-35 program.Some Questions I Ask: Tom, tell us a bit about the F-35, and Betsy, what moved you to write this book? (7:50) Betsy, could you share some insights the readers of "F-35: The Inside Story of the Lightning II" will find in the book? (14:10)In This Episode, You Will Learn: A bit about Betsy and Tom's background (4:30) Why the F-35 became much more than an aircraft (9:10) How Tom transformed a project on the brink of failure into a success (17:30) Betsy and Tom share valuable leadership and management concepts (23:20) Be a contributor, be a doer (27:40)Resources: Book: Betsy Clark, Tom Burbage - F-35: The Inside Story of the Lightning IIConnect with Betsy: LinkedInConnect with Tom: LinkedInBecoming Your Best Resources: Becoming Your Best WebsiteBecoming Your Best University WebsiteBecoming Your Best LibraryEmail: support@becomingyourbest.comBook: Becoming Your Best: The 12 Principles of Highly Successful LeadersFacebook Group – Conquer Anxiety Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Defence Connect podcast, Betsy Clark, former Australian government Department of Defence program reviewer for the F-35, joins host Liam Garman to unpack the history and making of the F-35 Lightning II, and her book, F-35: The Inside Story of the Lightning II. The pair begin the podcast examining the origins of the F-35 program and how Australia found itself a partner. Clark then details some of the hurdles faced by the program managers in developing the aircraft and how they were able to overcome them. The pair wrap up the podcast unpacking how seizing and maintaining air superiority is fundamental in the modern battlespace. Enjoy the podcast, The Defence Connect team

I began looking forward to this conversation as soon as it dropped on my calendar. Stephen Sullivan and Stio Inspire Connection with the Outdoors through their values and beautifully made outdoor products. We talk about the inspiration for Stio, his outdoor pursuits, and how their Pine Cone logo came to life. Facebook Twitter Instagram   The Outdoor Biz Podcast   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!   Sign up for my Newsletter HERE.   I'd love to hear your feedback about the show!   You can contact me here: email: rick@theoutdoorbizpodcast.com   or leave me a message on Speakpipe!   Presented to by:   Show Notes What was your first exposure to the outdoors? We packed our stuff up and moved to Colorado and I had been a big hockey and soccer player when I was a kid. There was no hockey in Grand Junction, which I never let my mom live down. Now both my boys are hockey players and I ended up coaching them later in life, but I got into skiing and so, you know, I think skiing was probably my first real kind of entry into the outdoor community and the outdoor world. How about your beginnings in the outdoor business or the outdoor industry side of things? That's actually a little tied to my Uncle Joe as well. So his girlfriend at the time, whose name was Betsy Clark. She opened what has gotta be one of the first true outdoor specialty stores in the country. I mean, there might have been 50 or a hundred of 'em at the time, but she opened a store called Lewis and Clark in Grand Junction. When I was 12, I got a job in the back room. I've always been a pretty handy kid and kind of knew how to put stuff together. And so I got a job actually mounting cross-country skis for her, which led to me going out on the sales floor. What was the inspiration for Cloudveil? The real inspiration behind that was I had a friend who is still a guide, was an I F M G A guide who had gone over to live in Chamonix for a winter in the early nineties. And he came back and brought me a pair of pants that were made of a Schoeller material, what's now known as soft-shell. I just became obsessed with them and, you know, ended up backcountry skiing in them and just thought that the textile wasn't being utilized in the current market. So the idea that kind of got Cloudveil started was to build a soft-shell jacket. Somehow I found the guys at Schoeller and Tom Wine Bender, who was the president of  Schoeller North America for a long time, who is still, a dear friend. He sent me five yards of fabric and I made a jacket with a local seamstress. I got another buddy in here in Jackson, a guy named Brian Cousins, inspired by the concept as well, and we just decided to give it a go. And now Stio, what inspired Stio? Well, two things. Cloudveil didn't end particularly well. We had been bought and sold a couple of times and we were owned by Spyder, the ski wear brand at the time. They eventually approached me with the opportunity to try to buy the brand back and I had a really strong financial partner and we tried to do that. We spent about seven months trying to come to terms on a deal and, literally basically got left, at the altar on a deal. I had to non-compete for about a year and a half. So I had some time to really stew on what had gone well with Cloudveil and what hadn't gone well, and what I wanted to do differently. And there were two things that really stuck out to me, the. The first thing was Cloudveil was a very top-of-the-mountain brand. It was all about really technical outerwear was kind of the forte. And I really wanted to build a brand that covered kind of more of the totality of the mountain life. Not just top-of-the-mountain stuff, but everything you could wear. As we term it here, all the way down to the boardwalk. Because you spend a lot of time in the outdoor sportswear you wear on a daily basis and, probably a little less time in the backcountry. So it just felt to me like trying to find that balance that really just showed off the totality of the mountain lifestyle. That was important. T Then the second thing that was a real catalyst for me was as Cloudveil grew, we found that the retailers started just segmenting us. Like they did anybody else, and they would say, okay, well here's the allocation of dollars we have for your hard shell, your soft shell, your fleece, your base layer, whatever it might be. And we were developing some pretty cool creative products at Cloudveil. We had, we had some pretty talented designers and, cutting edge at the time too. And the retailers weren't really buying it. They were buying the more standard-issue stuff. But we opened a retail store in the last couple of years we had Cloudveil and we had a very small direct business. And those channels were buying the more creative product. So I really felt like there was this opportunity to be more creative, to maybe bring a little more of a dose of fashion. A fashion element into the line and, and to still make, you know, beautiful technical outerwear, but also make a beautiful sportswear collection. Then the other thing that really was resonating with me was that I felt like there was a hole in the market that, nobody was purely focusing on the direct consumer channel. And although we're fairly omnichannel now, at the time when we launched the business, we basically put a catalog in the mail, turned our website on, and we opened a retail store all in the same month. And we focused specifically on that direct consumer channel to start. And it's worked out pretty well. I love the story behind your logo. Share a little bit about that with us. Our logo is, is a, is a Whitebark Pine Cone. It's a modern abstraction of a Whitebark Pine Cone. And we were going through, an initial study and we brought in some folks to help us kind of build the ecosystem in its infancy and around our value set and the value set that we wanted the brand to espouse. We went through a lot of different logo concepts and a woman that had worked for us at the time was the first one that said, you know, what about a pine cone? And I thought, oh, that's a cool idea. And then we got some graphic samples of that and I said, "you know, I think it really needs to be more of a modern abstraction of a pine cone because I want the brand to feel modern." But the whole concept was that we wanted something that really grounded us in kind of the place we are in, which is the Yellowstone Ecosystem. And we wanted something that reflected nature. And it turns out that the pine cone is a fascinating thing. Shortly after we launched the brand I went on a family trip to Italy and you can't believe where the Pine Cone shows up. It's on the staff of the Pope. It's got all these incredible meanings. So I think that was just serendipitous that we came up with that logo. But we really wanted it to reflect back on the plight of the White Bark Pine and the Yellowstone ecosystem and around the Intermountain West. I love how you have the daily reminder idea. I'm wondering if you have any thoughts on how we might expand that daily reminder idea to help protect the places we love, maybe as individuals or as an industry. I think for us as brands and companies in this industry, it's really important to focus on doing the right thing. That's one of our core tenants is to do the right thing. And so, you know, we're trying to move towards a goal of a hundred percent sustainable textiles at some point. One of our core tenants is to do the right thing. So we're trying to move towards a goal of a hundred percent sustainable textiles at some point. We're in the high fifties right now on that and growing every year. We've been a climate-neutral company now for our third year in a row. We spend a lot of time as a company thinking about how we can get our employees outside. We have a flexible PTO policy. It's very similar to an unlimited policy where we encourage people to take a minimum of three weeks and if they are doing one of those lifetime trips, like the Grand Canyon or going on an expedition or doing some big travel, we would encourage them to do more. We published a stewardship report every year to acknowledge all those efforts. And we launched Stio Second Turn for reusing lightly worn products and reselling them and giving people a discount on new stuff. So I think for us, the obligation is to continue to show people how the outdoors can have such a terrific impact on your being, your psyche right? And your health, your wellness, and so we spend a lot of time doing that. What other outdoor activities do you participate in? You still ski a lot, sounds like. I do, I always have a goal to be on skis a hundred days. That sounds audacious to a lot of people, but for me, that is just a, you know, a quick lap on the King or quick hike up Glory on the pass. It's not like a full ski in the village for a whole day, but I ski a lot. I mountain bike and gravel ride a lot. I flyfish a ton. Those are my big core passions in life right now. Do you have any suggestions or advice for folks wanting to get into the outdoor business or grow their career if they're already doing something in the industry? I love this question. I've had this one very frequently and I'll be really honest with you. I think one of the best things people can do, people are always trying to, especially kids getting outta college, they've just gotten a degree, and they're trying to figure out what they want to do with their career. They're enchanted with the outdoor industry, but, but it's a big business now. And it's a real business and you need expertise. One of the things I think is the best thing somebody could do to get into the industry is to go work in outdoor retail. I truly believe that it was so foundational to me, and understanding what customers are looking for. Understanding merchandising how to represent a brand effectively to a customer, understanding the marketing, you see it all in an outdoor retail store. It's where the rubber meets the road and once you understand how all the stuff behind the scenes comes together when that customer's standing there asking you a question about a jacket or a pack, then you understand, you get a sense of how it all is important, each piece of that puzzle. I think it's great preparation. Do you have any favorite books or books you give as gifts or a favorite podcast? Podcasts? My favorite podcast going right now. There are two of 'em. I love the Rich Roll Podcast. I hope you've heard that. I think he does a really good job. And I've been really into Mill House lately, which is Andy Mill, who is a former ski racer. He used to be married to Chris Everett, and Andy's one of the preeminent tarpon fishermen in the world. He lives down in the Keys most of the year now. He's got a podcast that's been pretty fun to listen to. He's gotten a real wide diversity of not just, you know, fishing guides and fisherman, legendary fisherman. But he's also had people like Huey Lewis, who happens to be a really avid angler. So I've gotten a kick out of that recently. Do you have a couple of favorite books? One of my all-time favorite books was The River Why by David James Duncan. I also really loved the book, The Emerald Mile by Kevin Fedarko. What's your favorite piece of outdoor gear? Under a hundred dollars. There's not a lot under a hundred bucks anymore, but I came up with kind of a fun one, I think. I would say ski crampons. Is there anything else you would like to say or ask of our listeners? The only thing I'd say to the listeners is just, you know, support brands and products that align with your values. I think it's really important that it's not just the companies, with all the people out there in the world, but supporting your local nonprofits, support causes that are important to you. Some of the things we do here that are just so rewarding are we're a big sponsor of the Doug Coombs Foundation, The Conservation Alliance and Camber Outdoors. I think those things are really important because they help perpetuate the outdoors for all of us. We will be offering listeners a code for 25% off their purchase. The code is for one-time use and excludes any third-party or sale items. Offer expires July 1, 2023. Code: OUTDOOR2023 Follow up with Sulli and Stio www.stio.com Instagram @stio @sullijackson

Betsy Clark has been a successful entrepreneur for 44 years. Previously working in interior design, Betsy created beauty with paint. Now she uses words. Her transformational coaching places emphasis on women's inherent brilliance so they can show up as they truly intend. You will love listening to Betsy! She is so much fun!

So often it seems much easier to trust what others tell us to do when building our business than to trust our own instincts, make strong decisions, and have our own backs. But if there's anything Betsy Clark, my guest on the podcast this week, has learned in her near 50 years as an entrepreneur, it is that learning to trust yourself and offering grace are the key. Conversations with Betsy are always thought-provoking and deeply valuable and in this episode, we jump into the deep end of the pool right from the get go. I know you'll love this episode! It's full of our wisdom from a combined 70 years of entrepreneurship! It's also a great Monday Motivator that will have you fueled up with determination and confidence for whatever lies ahead. Enjoy! -- Stay Connected: Website: https://www.melissamkellogg.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissamkellogg/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melissa_m_kellogg/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CoachMelissaKelloggLueck Want to Grow Your Sales, Doing What You Love, in the time you have?? Then you've got to go and grab my free on-demand video training that will teach you my simple process for creating compounding results from the sales and marketing strategies you are already using. Get the training HERE. Subscribe to our podcast + download each episode on Apple, Spotify, or Google Podcasts.

Betsy Clark has mastered the mindset of success!As a Mindset Chaplain/Transformation Partner she specializes in helping women let go of feeling like an imposter or struggling with perfectionism, and she has some eye-opening insight about what's holding you back in your business…She sat down with me to discuss how:Your current thinking is holding you backThe conditioning that we receive from childhood on determines how we view ourselves and our successWe can stop chasing the almighty dollar and start inviting happiness and authenticity insteadTo recognize that your value lies in your talents and gifts, not in the number in your bank accountListen now, then visit https://www.coach2strengths.com/grace-card/ to get Betsy's Grace Cards absolutely free! These cards are designed to help you on your mindset journey to loving, accepting, and forgiving yourself, and showing you how to write your own story by extending grace to yourself.You can also check out her Accountability Journal. This isn't your basic journal, it's a series of exercises designed to help you accomplish the intentions you set for your life and your business, and you can find it at https://www.coach2strengths.com/accountability-journal/You can learn more about Betsy Clark at:Website: https://www.coach2strengths.com/You can learn more about SophieZo at:Website: https://sophiezo.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/sophiezoInstagram: https://instagram.com/thesophiezoTwitter: https://twitter.com/sophiezoLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/sophiazollmannClubhouse: @sophiezoFree Discovery Call: http://bit.ly/SophieZoDC

Are fear and insecurity holding back from sharing your story, value, and purpose with the world? As podcasters, getting behind the mic can be intimidating. You are not alone in these thoughts.   Today's episode is jam-packed with tips and tools for helping listeners rethink and reframe their mindset on getting behind the mic. Kristin is joined by a special friend and incredible guest, Betsy Clark. Betsy brings positive energy with tips, strategies, and techniques woven with inspiration.    As podcasters, you have the opportunity to transform other people's lives, and with Betsy's contagious positivity, listeners can learn to take the focus off themselves by placing into those they wish to serve.   Both Kristin and Betsy express the importance of understanding your vision, your  mission, and most importantly your why to help you step to the mic with boldness.  Betsy's gift to you: https://www.coach2strengths.com/accountability-journal/  For a complimentary connection call with Betsy:  https://coach2strengths.com/connectcallwithbetsy

This week Caterina sits down with mindset chaplain and leadership expert Betsy Clark. During this invigorating episode, the two discuss how women can step into their leadership with compassion and grace and how to overcome comparison stealing your joy in business. Plus, Betsy shares her Four Pillars of a Leader. This episode is sure to leave you feeling empowered and more confident as a leader going forward!

In her mid 20's, Betsy Clark, Mindset coach, master teacher, and all around "Woman of Joy", squandered most of her family inheritance. She lost her money, her voice, and her soul in business. Vulnerable, alone, and deeply ashamed because she hadn't lived up to her "family expectations" Betsy COULD have stopped living at that moment, She didn't and what she did do was learn to BE. She went on to discover her SUPERPOWER and that came out due to her values and vision. She had to "let go of the past she wished she had!" Actually, with some self-forgiveness, forgiveness of others, and a "Why Not Me" attitude, she learned to trust - trust with calculated risks. Grateful today for her life's lessons, she is a master mindset coach to many entrepreneurs and is occasionally called a "Purveyor of Active Hope!" We all get to choose and sometimes it's not easy, but it's "rich and juicy when we get on the other side!" All of us go through tough times and it's best to remember "I do enough. I have enough. I am enough and for THAT I am GRATEFUL." Enjoy our conversation - it takes what seems complex and simplifies it into a nutshell, to create clarity and focus for you!

This episode is all about MINDSET and we're welcoming back Premier Success Coach Betsy Clark to lead the way. Have you ever thought "What's WRONG with me?" If so, Betsy is going to help you reframe the question so you can control what you can control and move forward.Resources:Learn more about Betsy Clark: https://www.betsyclarkllc.com/Be on the show! Learn more about the podcast and apply to be a guest on the show home page: liftasweclimbpodcast.comBecome a Lift as We Climb VIP – text the word “lift” to (414) 240-1315 and you'll be on the VIP List for notifications for upcoming episodes.Lift as we Climb is Sponsored By:The Expressory – Your Relationship Building Concierge - Text “TEST” to (414) 240-1315 for the surprise mailing sample offer sent right to you!Cultivating Sales – The All-In-One CRM for Sales & Marketing Capture the secret discount offer only for Lift as We Climb Listeners at CultivatingSales.com/liftThe LinkedIn Lifestyle – Secrets & Strategies to be a LinkedIn Star Get the 5 Fatal Flaws in Most Linked In Profiles at LINKEDINLIFESTYLE.COM/STARLift as We Climb is produced by The Mayor of Podcasting, Elzie Flenard, of Podcast Town. If you're podcasting and want to do it better, reach out to Elzie. https://www.podcasttown.net/About the Host: Pat Miller, The Idea Coach is also an eWomen Network Premier Success Coach. He offers Coaching, Classes and Community for driven entrepreneurs to improve their marketing and increase sales. Identify your best customer and capture their attention so you can Stand Out and Sell with the help of his battle-tested experience after 20+ years in the radio industry. Learn more about Pat at PatMillerIdeaCoach.com or use one of your 30-minute FREE eWomen Network discovery calls. Book your call at eWomenNetwork.com

Listen as our guest, Betsy, shares how she is the coach she needed back when she started her career. Her main focus is to help women in business and sales, reframe their mindset to ensure success. Take a deep breath, you're exactly where you should be!

This episode is all about MINDSET and we're welcoming back Premier Success Coach Betsy Clark to lead the way. Have you ever thought "What's WRONG with me?" If so, Betsy is going to help you reframe the question so you can control what you can control and move forward.Resources:Learn more about Betsy Clark: https://www.betsyclarkllc.com/Be on the show! Learn more about the podcast and apply to be a guest on the show home page: liftasweclimbpodcast.comBecome a Lift as We Climb VIP – text the word “lift” to (414) 240-1315 and you'll be on the VIP List for notifications for upcoming episodes.Lift as we Climb is Sponsored By:The Expressory – Your Relationship Building Concierge - Text “TEST” to (414) 240-1315 for the surprise mailing sample offer sent right to you! Cultivating Sales – The All-In-One CRM for Sales & Marketing Capture the secret discount offer only for Lift as We Climb Listeners at CultivatingSales.com/lift The LinkedIn Lifestyle – Secrets & Strategies to be a LinkedIn Star Get the 5 Fatal Flaws in Most Linked In Profiles at LINKEDINLIFESTYLE.COM/STARLift as We Climb is produced by The Mayor of Podcasting, Elzie Flenard, of Enterprise Now. If you're podcasting and want to do it better, reach out to Elzie. https://www.enterprisenow.net/About the Host: Pat Miller, The Idea Coach is also an eWomen Network Premier Success Coach. He offers Coaching, Classes and Community for driven entrepreneurs to improve their marketing and increase sales. Identify your best customer and capture their attention so you can Stand Out and Sell with the help of his battle-tested experience after 20+ years in the radio industry. Learn more about Pat at PatMillerIdeaCoach.com or use one of your 30-minute FREE eWomen Network discovery calls. Book your call at eWomenNetwork.com

Betsy Clark joins us to discuss how we can find our strengths, and how we can build our businesses while being true to ourselves and our values. Betsy is a Mindset Chaplain, and what she does helps so many women, and could help you too. Contact Betsy: https://www.betsyclarkllc.com/ Listen on iTunes: https://tinyurl.com/MilHousingPodcast Watch on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3fmUFi8

In this episode, Pat talks with Premier Success Coach Betsy Clark to talk about personal accountability and how to get stuff done. Betsy takes a fun and playful approach to our mindset and she will definitely power up your ability to knock out your to-do list. We also interview eWomen Managing Director for Atlanta, Georgia, Amy Matthews. Amy is a high-level Marketer and she will share how to find your ideal customer. If you're telling your story and nobody is buying, you're probably telling the wrong folks! Resources:Connect with Betsy Clark:Website: www.betsyclarkllc.comGet the Accountability Journal: www.betsyclarkllc.com/ajConnect with Amy Matthews: Website: www.amilc.comBe on the show! Learn more about the podcast and apply to be a guest on the show home page: liftasweclimbpodcast.comBecome a Lift as We Climb VIP – text the word “lift” to (414) 240-1315 and fill out the brief form and you’ll receive episode updates and chances to win prizes!Lift as we Climb is Sponsored By:Cultivating Sales – The All-In-One CRM for Sales & Marketing Capture the secret discount offer only for Lift as We Climb Listeners at CultivatingSales.com/lift The LinkedIn Lifestyle – Secrets & Strategies to be a LinkedIn Star Get the 5 Fatal Flaws in Most Linked In Profiles at LINKEDINLIFESTYLE.COM/STARThe Expressory – Your Relationship Building Concierge - Text “HOME” to (414) 240-1315 for the “Work From Home Care Package” catalog sent right to your phone About the Host: Pat Miller, The Idea Coach is also an eWomen Network Premier Success Coach. He offers Coaching, Classes and Community for driven entrepreneurs to improve their marketing and increase sales. Identify your best customer and capture their attention so you can Stand Out and Sell with the help of his battle-tested experience after 20+ years in the radio industry. Learn more about Pat at PatMillerIdeaCoach.com or use one of your 30-minute FREE eWomen Network discovery calls. Book your call at eWomenNetwork.com

In this episode coach Betsy Clark helps us learn to love, accept and embrace ourselves more and realize that we don't need to be "fixed". Learn more about Betsy at www.betsyclarkllc.com

Have you ever felt like something was just off and you couldn't quite put your finger on it? Your work as a nurse is not as fulfilling as it could be? This happened to Betsy with her career. Tune in to find out what getting out of her own way allowed her to receive in her call to be a Parish Nurse. There are no limits in how you can apply yourself in the nursing field, it's just that you have to be open to the possibilities and keep taking inspired action towards your dreams. Curious about Parish Nursing? Connect with Betsy via email. Parishnurse@saint-andrew.net To read her inspiring messages, click this link http://www.saint-andrew.net/publications and look for “Parish Nurse" within the newsletter. In her own words, "If you’re waiting on God, do what waiters do: serve". #nursing #parishnursing #faithcommunitynurse #nurse #service #gratitude #grace

As the result of being a business woman for 40 years, Betsy has helped hundreds of women across North America. She is on a mission to help business women grab hold and leverage their strengths, their brilliance and their value so that they can confidently go out and do what only they can do! Betsy created her Personal Ground Rules™ coaching program to address the essential skills necessary for a sustainable and successful business. She is a Mindset Coach and Premier Success Coach for eWomen Network. Betsy has lived in Colorado Springs for over 25 years with her husband and many dogs. She and Archie travel frequently to play with their grown children and soak up the beauty of Colorado. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxGMH352mSayFAZiGm2U1bw FB: https://www.facebook.com/betsyclarkllc/ Email: betsy@betsyclarkllc.com website: https://betsyclarkllc.com/

As the result of being a business woman for 40 years, Betsy has helped hundreds of women across North America. She is on a mission to help business women grab hold and leverage their strengths, their brilliance and their value so that they can confidently go out and do what only they can do! Betsy created her Personal Ground Rules™ coaching program to address the essential skills necessary for a sustainable and successful business. She is a Mindset Coach and Premier Success Coach for eWomen Network. Betsy has lived in Colorado Springs for over 25 years with her husband and many dogs. She and Archie travel frequently to play with their grown children and soak up the beauty of Colorado. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxGMH352mSayFAZiGm2U1bw FB: https://www.facebook.com/betsyclarkllc/ Email: betsy@betsyclarkllc.com website: https://betsyclarkllc.com/

As the result of being a business woman for 40 years, Betsy helps women tap into what is right about themselves. She works with her clients to grow their confidence, leverage their strengths and depth of character to be a ROCK-SOLID businesswoman and influencer. Her motto is: Show up and leverage your best-self! Your Mindset MATTERS!

Betsy's Personal Ground Rules™ coaching program addresses the essential skills necessary to create a sustainable and successful business. She is a Mindset Coach and Premier Success Coach for eWomen Network.

Betsy has lived in Colorado Springs for over 25 years with her husband and many dogs. She and Archie travel frequently to play with their grown children and marinate in the beauty of Colorado.Important TopicsWhat Betsy's personal ground rule isHow she intentionally creates her lifeOn creating a life of beautyInstalling boundaries that work with the lifestyle she has createdImportance of time blockingWhat the opposite of play isHow "looking at her day the night before" affects herWhat JOMO isWhat her favourite room in the house is and whyHow grace card came aboutQuotes"How we start our morning is critical.""If we don't believe in ourselves, who is going to?""Beauty is such a fuel to our soul.""When we don't take time for self-reflection, we lose our essence.""Unmet expectations is the root of resentment.”BookThe 5 Second Rule: Transform your Life, Work, and Confidence with Everyday Courage By Mel Robbins-https://www.amazon.com/Second-Rule-Transform-Confidence-Everyday/dp/1682612384Connect with Betsy:Website - https://betsyclarkllc.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/betsyclarkllc/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/betsyc/YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxGMH352mSayFAZiGm2U1bw/Email - betsy@betsyclarkllc.comOther links and resources:Life Reset Quiz - http://www.liferesetquiz.com

As the result of being a business woman for 40 years, Betsy helps women tap into what is right about themselves. She works with her clients to grow their confidence, leverage their strengths and depth of character to be a ROCK-SOLID businesswoman and influencer. Her motto is: Show up and leverage your best-self! Your Mindset MATTERS!

Betsy's Personal Ground Rules™ coaching program addresses the essential skills necessary to create a sustainable and successful business. She is a Mindset Coach and Premier Success Coach for eWomen Network.

Betsy has lived in Colorado Springs for over 25 years with her husband and many dogs. She and Archie travel frequently to play with their grown children and marinate in the beauty of Colorado.Important TopicsWhat Betsy's personal ground rule isHow she intentionally creates her lifeOn creating a life of beautyInstalling boundaries that work with the lifestyle she has createdImportance of time blockingWhat the opposite of play isHow "looking at her day the night before" affects herWhat JOMO isWhat her favourite room in the house is and whyHow grace card came aboutQuotes"How we start our morning is critical.""If we don't believe in ourselves, who is going to?""Beauty is such a fuel to our soul.""When we don't take time for self-reflection, we lose our essence.""Unmet expectations is the root of resentment.”BookThe 5 Second Rule: Transform your Life, Work, and Confidence with Everyday Courage By Mel Robbins-https://www.amazon.com/Second-Rule-Transform-Confidence-Everyday/dp/1682612384Connect with Betsy:Website - https://betsyclarkllc.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/betsyclarkllc/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/betsyc/YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxGMH352mSayFAZiGm2U1bw/Email - betsy@betsyclarkllc.comOther links and resources:Life Reset Quiz - http://www.liferesetquiz.com

This podcast is the second of a two part interview with Betsy Clark, President of Software Metrics. In the interview we discussed a case study Betsy contributed to the recently published book 'Integrating Program Management and Systems Engineering'. The book is a joint effort between PMI and International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE). Among her contributions to the book, Betsy provided two case studies, the one which is subject of this podcast is her review of the electronic support upgrade for the Royal Australian Navy's ANZAC class frigate. The book is the product of five years of research and writing by a large team of contributors led by Eric Rebentisch and is both a really solid reference and a guide for integrating the two often conflicting disciplines of program management and systems engineering. The post Electronic Support Upgrade for Anzac Frigate case study with Betsy Clark appeared first on ULFIRE.

Segment 1: Our Success Interview is with entrepreneur, speaker and mindset coach, Betsy Clark. Betsy is on a mission to help other women find their voice, develop their business purposefully and experience joy in the process. We talk with Betsy about how she overcame adversity in her life and built the successful business she has today.Segment 2: In our Business Builder Segment we’re talking about how you can determine when “good enough” is good enough for you. This is a great conversation for anyone, but especially for those who tend to be perfectionists. 

This podcast is the first part of an interview with Betsy Clark, President of Software Metrics. In the interview we discussed the recently published book 'Integrating Program Management and Systems Engineering'. The book is a joint effort between PMI and International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE). Among her contributions to the book Betsy provided two case studies, one on the development of the F/A 18E/F Super Hornet which is the subject of much of this podcast. The book is the product of five years of research and writing by a large team of contributors led by Eric Rebentisch and is both a really solid reference and a guide for integrating the two often conflicting disciplines of program management and systems engineering. The post System Engineering and Program Management F/A 18E/F case study with Betsy Clark appeared first on ULFIRE.

Today's guest is Betsy Clark and she will share how to position yourself to hear God when you feel the rug has been pulled out from under you. Betsy Clark, Mindset Coach will share one of her lowest moments in life and how God showed up in a God-sized way. ====== Thank you for listening to the Broken Crayons Still Color podcast. We have a gift for you! Download Shelley's hand drawn adult coloring pages as well as printable scripture cards and all the transcripts from this podcast at www.BrokenCrayonsBook.com. If today's story inspired you, please share it with a friend and leave us a comment on iTunes. We love hearing from you and your encouragement means the world to us. In closing, God is the artist and our lives are His canvas. What will you allow Him to create from the broken pieces in your life? When you are in Christ, you are His masterpiece!

Today’s guest is Betsy Clark and she will share how to position yourself to hear God when you feel the rug has been pulled out from under you. Betsy Clark, Mindset Coach will share one of her lowest moments in life and how God showed up in a God-sized way. ====== Thank you for listening to the Broken Crayons Still Color podcast. We have a gift for you! Download Shelley’s hand drawn adult coloring pages as well as printable scripture cards and all the transcripts from this podcast at www.BrokenCrayonsBook.com. If today’s story inspired you, please share it with a friend and leave us a comment on iTunes. We love hearing from you and your encouragement means the world to us. In closing, God is the artist and our lives are His canvas. What will you allow Him to create from the broken pieces in your life? When you are in Christ, you are His masterpiece!