Podcast appearances and mentions of Caitlin Crosby

Hey y'all. Today's episode is such a beautiful one. I'm sitting down with Caitlin Crosby - entrepreneur, TEDx speaker, single mom, and founder of The Giving Keys. We talk about motherhood and what it looks like to keep showing up when life feels full, messy, and overwhelming. Caitlin shares how she built a business rooted in purpose, how she's navigating life as a solo parent, and how she's choosing faith and creativity even when it feels hard. This one feels like a heart-to-heart over coffee - you're gonna love it.Highlights:(4:11) The Giving Keys origin story(16:29) From big brand success to solo parenting reality(22:56) The power of choosing your thoughts(33:43) Entrepreneurship and community (43:08) Trusting your gut in life and business Find out more about Caitlin: WebsiteInstagram: @caitlincrosby @thegivingkeysFacebook: @thegivingkeysTikTok: @thegivingkeys60-minute consult call with CaitlinQualia Mind - click hereCoupon Code: SHOCKANDYALL (15% off any purchase)Visit Nicole's on demand fitness platform for live weekly classes and a recorded library of yoga, strength training, guided audio meditations and mobility (Kinstretch) classes, as well: https://www.sweatandstillness.comGrab Nicole's bestselling children's book and enter your email for A FREE GIFT: https://www.yolkedbook.comFind Nicole on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/nicolesciacca/Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thenicolesciaccaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/nicolesciaccayoga/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1X8PPWCQa2werd4unex1eAPractice yoga with Nicole in person in Santa Monica, CA at Aviator Nation Ride. Get the App to book in: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aviator-nation-ride/id1610561929Book a discovery call or virtual assessment with Nicole here: https://www.calendly.com/nicolesciaccaThis Podcast is Proudly Produced by Wavemakers AudioMentioned in this episode:www.Neurohacker.com/shockandyall and use the code SHOCKANDYALL to get 15% off your first order

Caitlin Crosby is a powerhouse in the lifestyle, fashion, social enterprise movement. This former singer-songwriter actress turned Founder & CEO has been a true creative entrepreneur since day one. From launching viral campaigns like "Love your Flawz" to creating The Giving Keys, a give-back  jewelry and lifestyle company, there is very little she hasn't tackled in the charitable space. The Giving Keys pay-it-forward model has prompted over 3 million customers to pass on their key and its encouraging word to someone who needs it more, starting a world-wide movement. Because of this amazing work, Caitlin was named among Oprah's SuperSoul100 list of visionaries elevating humanity and went on to write not one, but two best selling books. Her biggest goal right now is to help other innovative entrepreneurs find their stride and coach them to successfully seeing their dreams come true.  Follow Caitlin on Instagram: @caitlincrosbyFollow The Giving Keys on Instagram: @thegivingkeys Follow The Giving Keys on TikTok: @thegivingkeysShop The Giving Keys:  https://www.thegivingkeys.com/Follow Madison: @madisoncicconeMadison's Website: https://madisonciccone.com/Buy the Gratitude Journal on Amazon PrimeRide with her at SoulCycle in Boston

Hey honies, I'm going to ask you a huge favour before we dive into today's episode. Can you take a moment to leave a review of the show on whatever channel you're tuning into? I'm pouring my heart and soul into upleveling the quality of everything here and doubling down on efforts to bring you the best stories, tools and inspiration to feel your best. If you've found the show helpful or supportive in any way, please leave a quick 5-star review and know that it really does make a difference!  Caitlin Crosby, named among Oprah's SuperSoul100 list of visionaries elevating humanity, is the Founder & CEO of The Giving Keys, a give-back Pay-It-Forward jewelry and lifestyle company, 2x Best Selling Author, as well as a speaker, (a 2x TEDx, Stanford, United States Institute of Peace in DC) former singer-songwriter and actress.  Today on the show CAITLIN and I talk about  her hilarious form of rebellion against the superficiality of Hollywood, what inspired the Giving Keys  Challenges of growing a business - including the embezzlement of funds  Single parenting  A wellness practice that she uses that we haven't talked about on the show but that I believe is one of the most profound things SOME people can do.  I'm excited to give a Giving Key to one of you who needs it. All you have to do is leave a review on whatever platform you're listening to.  Links : Instagram @caitlincrosby and @thegivingkeys Caitlin's Book: You Are the Key  Book your complimentary 20-minute Breakthrough Call with Erin here!  Join me inside of the Food Freedom Program!  Are you loving the show? We'd be so grateful if you could share the show with a friend, and leave a rating and a review on Apple Podcasts!  Connect with Erin and Raw Beauty Talks on Instagram or on our website 

This week on Worship Is My Weapon, Rita sits down with Giving Keys Founder and CEO Caitlin Crosby. Caitlin shares how Giving Keys started and the beauty in paying it forward.They discuss being single, co-parenting, and remaining resilient through life's ups and downs. If you've been blessed by the Worship Is My Weapon podcast and would like to support Rita, you can donate to her ministry on Venmo: @wearing-justiceYour support is greatly appreciated!  Join Rita's Newsletter - http://www.worshipismyweaponshow.comFollow Rita everywhere - https://linktr.ee/ritaspringerIf you're enjoying the show, please rate and review!

In this episode, delve into a compelling interview with Caitlin Crosby, CEO and Founder of The Giving Keys, as she discusses the profound impact of human connection and the resilience needed to stay true to one's mission amidst hardship. Caitlin emphasizes the importance of self-care in enabling meaningful giving, while also sharing insights on finding and maintaining sustainable team dynamics. The Social Impact Leader Podcast explores the ambitious world of change-makers through interviews with pioneers in business, sports, activism, and entertainment. Hosted by Jeff Shinabarger, founder of Plywood People - get curious about the balance between empathy and productivity. Whether you're an entrepreneur, nonprofit leader, or simply curious about making a difference, this podcast will be your guide. Follow Social Impact Leader: instagram.com/socialimpactleadersocialimpactleader.comFollow Plywood People: instagram.com/plywoodpeopleplywoodpeople.comMore on Caitlin Crosby and her work: https://www.thegivingkeys.com/pages/our-founder-caitlin-crosbyThis Podcast is brought to you by WABE. For more, visit wabe.org/podcasts/Edited By: DJ OP DiggyProduced By: LaTasha BrownMusic By: DJ OP DiggySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Caitlin Crosby is the multifaceted force behind The Giving Keys, a jewelry company with a heartwarming mission to support individuals transitioning out of homelessness in Los Angeles. She is also an author, TEDx speaker, and Oprah ambassador. (Yes, you read that right! THE Orpah). In today's episode, she is sharing her inspiring journey from the entertainment industry to entrepreneurship and how her passion project turned into a full-blown business. Caitlin's story is one of creativity, compassion, and an entrepreneurial spirit driven by a desire to make a meaningful impact rather than financial gain. Her commitment to mental health advocacy and personal growth shines through as she discusses the significance of the word "resilient" for the year, reflecting on her own challenges, including becoming a single mom. The conversation also touches on the (not always positive) evolution of social media, the therapeutic power of The Giving Keys, and Caitlin's future hopes for the brand.    Be sure to follow Caitlin on Instagram @caitlincrosby, @thegivingkeys and visit www.thegivingkeys.com  Thanks to our amazing sponsors for making this episode possible:  Caraway — Visit Carawayhome.com/WOMED to take advantage of this limited-time offer for 10% off your next purchase. This deal is exclusive for our listeners, so visit Carawayhome.com/WOMED or use code WOMED at checkout. Caraway: Non-Toxic cookware made modern.   Hello Fresh — Go to HelloFresh.com/womedfree and use code womedfree for FREE breakfast for life!   Osea — Give the gift of glow this holiday season with clean, vegan skincare from OSEA. Right now we have a special discount just for our listeners. Get 10% off your first order sitewide with code WOMED at OSEAMalibu.com     Quince — Go to Quince.com/WOMED for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. If you haven't already, please follow, rate, and review the podcast, follow us on Instagram @TheWoMed and check out womedpodcast.com. Plus, give us a follow on TikTok @thewomedpodcast. Be sure to follow your hosts personally @dmmaltby and @jackiethefnp and be sure to check out @riothealers!   WoMed Cover Art — Makeup: Annelise Carey, MUA/LME @annelisemua & Photography: Brooke Boling @honorcreative    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

CEO of The Giving Keys' Caitlin Crosby | The Hopeaholics PodcastIn this illuminating episode of "The Hopeaholics" podcast, hosts Chad Carlsen, Shane Earn, and Natalie Eva Marie engage in an insightful conversation with Caitlin Crosby. Caitlin, renowned for her creation of 'The Giving Keys,' shares a deeply personal narrative encompassing her upbringing amidst celebrity culture and her relentless pursuit of finding genuine fulfillment and purpose in life.As Caitlin delves into her childhood, she provides a unique perspective on growing up surrounded by fame and glamour, unveiling the poignant realization that material success and celebrity status often lack genuine fulfillment. This realization became the catalyst for her personal journey, leading her to seek a profound purpose beyond the superficiality of the entertainment world. The discussion expands to encompass mental health challenges, emphasizing the pivotal role of mindset and perspective. Caitlin's narrative becomes an inspiring testament to the transformative power within; she illustrates how adversity and negative experiences can be channeled into sources of beauty, fulfillment, and purpose.Central to her journey, Caitlin introduces 'The Giving Keys,' a transformative initiative promoting prosperity, healing, and perspective. The concept encourages individuals to pass on a key with an inspirational message, fostering a chain of positivity and empowerment. Through this remarkable venture, she demonstrates the profound impact of small acts of kindness and compassion in reshaping lives. Join us for this enriching conversation on "The Hopeaholics" podcast, where we explore the extraordinary potential within us to create purpose and positivity. Subscribe now for more compelling discussions on sobriety, mental health, entrepreneurship, and personal growth.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow us on all our social media platforms down belowINSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/thehopeaholics/?igshid=Mzc1MmZhNjY%3DSPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4diCrlmIyqrkE2e22mFgU1?si=2df7f5920f944098FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/thehopeaholicspodcast/TREATMENT : https://www.hopebythesea.com

I recently had the pleasure of hosting Caitlin Crosby, the founder and CEO of The Giving Keys on this week's episode of Flourish or Fold. Caitlin is a visionary who has been named among Oprah's Super Soul 100 list. Her company, The Giving Keys, is a jewelry and lifestyle brand that operates on a pay-it-forward model which creates products with inspirational words and encourage customers to pass them on to someone who needs them more. Each key comes with a story of why it was given away.Here are some key takeaways from our conversation:The Birth of The Giving Keys: Caitlin's journey began with a simple hotel room key turned necklace. This sparked an idea that has since employed over 150 people transitioning out of homelessness.Adapting to Change: The pandemic forced The Giving Keys to pivot their business model. They now donate proceeds to nonprofits helping those experiencing homelessness find jobs and continue to share inspiring pay-it-forward stories.Authenticity and Genuine Care: Caitlin emphasizes the importance of authenticity when starting a brand or movement. She believes consumers can sense when someone is not truly invested in their cause.The Power of Creativity: Caitlin shares the pros and cons of being a freely creative and vision-led entrepreneur. She acknowledges that being driven by emotions can sometimes be a challenge, but it also allows her to bring her ideas to life in the moment.Overcoming Challenges: Caitlin opens up about the hardships she faced when her former CFO embezzled funds from the company, and the struggle of balancing motherhood and running a stressful business. Despite these challenges, she remains determined and has found empowerment in taking on additional roles within the company.A Message of Hope: Caitlin leaves us with a heartfelt message, assuring us that we are not alone and that there is always hope. She encourages us to believe in our purpose and not give up.As a token of appreciation for your support, Caitlin is offering a 30% discount on The Giving Keys website with the code "flourish30". Each purchase helps uplift humanity and support important charities.I hope you find Caitlin's story as inspiring as I did. Remember, true joy and happiness come from meaningful connections with others. So, why not like, comment, download and share this episode with someone who could use a little inspiration today? We're excited to hear your thoughts and what you've learned from our conversation.To learn more about Caitlin and her work visit: https://www.thegivingkeys.com/ and on Instagram @caitlincrosbyHere are some highlights of the episode to look forward to:The giving keys and its mission (00:04:31): Caitlin explains the concept behind The Giving Keys, a pay-it-forward jewelry company that empowers people through inspirational words and stories.Meeting a homeless couple and starting The Giving Keys (00:06:13): Caitlin shares the authentic moment that led her to employ a homeless couple to engrave inspirational words on old keys, which eventually grew into The Giving Keys.Evolution of The Giving Keys and its impact (00:08:32): Caitlin discusses how The Giving Keys adapted during the pandemic and shifted its focus to donating proceeds to nonprofits that help people transition out of homelessness.The moment that sparked The Giving Keys (00:11:34): Caitlin recounts the moment she saw two people holding a sign that said "ugly, broke, and hungry" and how it inspired her to help others.The importance of authenticity in starting a brand (00:14:11): Caitlin emphasizes the importance of genuinely caring about the cause or movement behind a brand, and how consumers can sense authenticity.Using personal pain and struggles for a greater purpose (00:18:25): Caitlin discusses channeling personal pain, trauma, and struggles into creating products, writing books, and other projects that can help others.The Highlights (00:27:15): Caitlin talks about the highlights of her journey with The Giving Keys, including being chosen by Oprah and helping people turn their lives around.Challenges of Entrepreneurship (00:35:06): Caitlin shares the challenge of having a CFO embezzle money while she was on maternity leave and the importance of trusting her intuition.The Importance of Humanity (00:33:52): Caitlin discusses the importance of focusing on the humanity aspect of success and happiness, rather than just business achievements.The CFO Embezzlement (00:36:22):Caitlin talks about her experience with a CFO who embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars from her company.Balancing Work and Motherhood (00:37:21): Caitlin discusses the challenges of being a working mom and trying to find a balance between running a company and being present for her children.Trusting Your Gut (00:41:33): Caitlin shares her advice on trusting your instincts and listening to your gut when something doesn't feel right in a relationship or situation.Discount code for The Giving Keys (00:47:58): Caitlin Crosby offers a discount code, "flourish30," for 30% off on The Giving Keys website.Message of hope and inspiration (00:49:19): Caitlin Crosby shares a heartfelt message of hope, reminding listeners that they are loved, special, and not alone.The impact of purchasing Giving Keys (00:49:48):The host highlights the significance of purchasing Giving Keys as holiday gifts, as a portion of the proceeds goes towards uplifting humanity and important charities.

James Peter Henry is an Australian visual artist living in Los Angeles. Born & raised in Los Angeles, Caitlin Crosby is a singer-songwriter & actress and Founder & CEO of The Giving Keys. We talk about the importance of authenticity in our work & relationships, masculinity & maturity, old school dating, and so much more! Thank you for watching and, if you enjoyed this, please consider liking, commenting, and subscribing to the channel. ___________________________ Download FROME: https://firstroundsonme.co Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/firstroundsonme/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@firstroundsonmeapp Joe: https://www.instagram.com/firstroundsonjoe/ Steve: https://www.instagram.com/steverossiter_/ Hannah: https://www.instagram.com/hannah_glasby/?hl=en ___________________________ James Website: https://www.jamespeterhenry.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamespeterhenryart/?hl=en Caitlin About Caitlin on The Giving Keys Website: https://www.thegivingkeys.com/pages/our-founder-caitlin-crosby Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/caitlincrosby/?hl=en The Giving Keys Website: https://www.thegivingkeys.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegivingkeys/?hl=en

We've formatted our epic Playbook 2022 sessions for the podcast so you can take them on the go wherever you are. This episode features Caitlin Crosby of The Giving Keys, hosted by Jonathan Ronzio. If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything. Heard that one before? Well, the same goes for your business. A clear and heartfelt mission is what makes people believe in your product or service — and that's exactly what Caitlin and her team have developed at The Giving Keys. Listen as we unpack their brand story and dig into how Caitlin's personal brand is fueling growth for the business, too. Want more? For a full breakdown on this session check out The Manual! Find episode show notes, podcast blog recaps, and the best SMB news & tips on The Manual! Watch video highlights on Youtube here. Follow Chris Ronzio for more business insight. Learn more about Trainual, the world's top Business Playbook™ software. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/processmakesperfect/message

On this episode of “Welcome To My Clubhouse", Hosted by TV Veteran, Sally Colón, we are talking to CEO of The Giving Keys, Caitlin Crosby. Produced by Angie St. Jean & Sally Colón. Executive Producer: Andy Waldman. Studio Designed by House Of Cindy LA. Music by Orville Wright aka "Oh Yeah". Intern: Ryan Pacheco. Branding/PR: Jackie Minsky. Recorded at Studio Place LA in Brentwood, CA. Follow our host on Instagram @sallycolon1 Follow Caitlin Crosby on Instagram @Caitlincrosby & @Thegivingkeys

This week we are sharing some of the top highlights from Trainual's annual event, Playbook 2022. In today's episode, you will hear from Allyson & Wes Felix, brother & sister duo who started Saysh, a shoe company made by women, for women. And then the Founder of The Giving Keys, Caitlin Crosby, who speaks on leadership and having the self awareness to pivot branding and messaging. If you want to watch these full sessions, head over to Trainual's Youtube channel and look for the Playbook 2022 playlist. Watch the full Playbook 2022 sessions mentioned in this episode HERE! Find episode show notes, podcast blog recaps, and the best SMB news & tips on The Manual! Watch video highlights on Youtube here. Follow Chris Ronzio for more business insight. Learn more about Trainual, the world's top Business Playbook™ software. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/processmakesperfect/message

The fifth episode features actress and musician Caitlin Crosby and Betty King manager of the “The Giving Keys”. Caitlin takes us through her decision to fund “The Giving Keys”, a nonprofit organization that helps people experiencing homelessness. Betty courageously shares her story as a former addict and the obstacles she had to go through in order to get out of homelessness and finally achieve the piece that she deserved.

My guest this week is Allison Trowbridge, founder and CEO of Copper, a disruptive social platform that connects book enthusiasts and readers directly with authors. Copper offers a unique, subscription-based model for authors and a community for like-minded individuals. Copper offers everything from a customized bookshelf, discussion guides, audio hosting, and so much more. It takes the reading experience to a whole new level. Allison is also an accomplished author in her own right. She published her book, “Twenty-Two: Letters to a Young Woman Searching for Meaning,” back in 2017 with Harper Collins while completing her MBA at Oxford's Business School. 5:27 – Allison 101 She had a very wild, winding journey before creating Copper. She comes from the non-profit world and anti-trafficking and ethical companies. What she's building now is the company that she wished had existed when she was launching her own book. 7:07 – Ethical brands Allison started as a volunteer for an anti-trafficking organization, Not For Sale, while she was in college and was then hired to work there. 14:18 – How she published her first book She published “Twenty-Two” through Harper Collins. She wrote the book after feeling like there was no guidance or leadership for that season of her life. How do you handle careers and friendships and relationships?  She wanted a mentor for those life experiences. When she feels like she really need something and it doesn't exist, she asks herself: “How do I help create it for those who are coming up behind me?” 21:27 – What is Copper? When she published her book, she realized she loved the publishing industry but realized there wasn't a lot of technology or innovation going on in the industry. She wanted a way to build a base of readers without doing a dance on Instagram to get followers. 28:11 – Her dreams for Copper Within five years, she wants to build the LinkedIn of the book world. A major goal is to help underserved and underrepresented voices get discovered and amplified and find their audience. She also wants to help audiences find each other. 32:00 – Get to know you Favorite genre? Business books and cozy mysteries Does she ever not finish books? All the time. FEATURED QUOTES I became really passionate about publishing and books as really a driver for social change and greater impact. Books can transform lives, quite literally. What I'm building now is the company that I wished had existed when I was launching my own book. When I feel like I really, really need something and it doesn't exist, I'm like, how do I help create it for those who are coming up behind me? CONNECT: https://copperbooks.com/ https://www.amazon.com/Twenty-Two-Letters-Young-Searching-Meaning/dp/0718078160 ABOUT ALLISON TROWBRIDGE:  Allison Trowbridge is the founder and CEO of Copper, a disruptive social platform that connects book enthusiasts and readers directly with authors. As the publishing landscape continues to lean into book clubs and social media as the cornerstone of a book launch marketing campaign, Copper streamlines the process, offering a unique subscription-based model for authors, and a community of like-minded individuals who want to engage with the authors they love and other voracious readers. Offering features like a customized bookshelf, discussion guides, audio hosting, and more, Copper takes the reading experience to a new level. Allison is also the host of impact podcast, "Real Good Company" with Caitlin Crosby, founder & CEO of The Giving Keys where the two discuss and interview luminaries doing great things. An accomplished author in her own right, Allison published her book, “Twenty-Two: Letters to a Young Woman Searching for Meaning” in 2017 with HarperCollins while completing her MBA at Oxford's Said Business School. Prior to her work in the publishing industry, Allison worked within the global anti-slavery movement, leading marketing, fundraising, and international campaigns.

In this episode, Caitlin and I talk about: -The beautiful story that led Caitlin down a winding road to the business she is founding today, The Giving Key directly impacts our most vulnerable populations – homeless and hungry -The deeper impact of the words we say to ourselves because they truly matter -How Caitlin is adjusting to a new life transition, and specifically what her morning routine looks like in the current season -Affirmations, and the power of repetition to develop new neuropathways Show References: Connect with Caitlin Crosby HERE! Blossoming Moms Retreat - Save your spot HERE! Blossoming Moms Programs + Services Use code PODCAST for 10% off any program + membership! Connect With Us On Social!   Share the LOVE Did you enjoy today's episode? Let us know by leaving us a rating and review on iTunes and be entered to win a program or membership! Have a question you'd like to hear answered? Send us an email at info@blossomingmoms.co or connect with us over on Instagram @Blossomingmoms_co. 

Sasha chats with author and founder Caitlin Crosby, who Oprah named among her SuperSoul 100 list of visionaries in 2016. They talk about the power of words, and Caitlin's new book, Every Word Matters. Sasha and Caitlin talk about how to face the hardest times in our life, and when we think we cannot go on, those are the times we can find the most strength by sharing and paying it forward to others. 

Real Good Company is a show where we talk with real people building good companies that are making a real impact. We're so excited to welcome today's guest, Brett Hagler, the Co-founder and CEO of New Story, an innovative nonprofit that pioneers solutions to end global homelessness.Founded in 2015, New Story works to solve the problem behind homelessness through creative and innovative solutions to decrease the costs of homes. The organization got its start in Haiti and now works in El Salvador and Mexico. Since its inception, New Story has funded 2,300+ homes, built 30 communities and raised more than $25M.After college, Brett knew he wanted to be an entrepreneur as well as be a part of impact-oriented nonprofits. Right after college, at 22 years old, Brett started a for-profit, online ecommerce company. They partnered with two charities, Charity Water and Mission of Hope in Haiti, which is where he was first exposed to the issue of homelessness. After a trip to Haiti, Brett was moved to compassion to see the effects of poverty on families. When he couldn't find a nonprofit that was forward-thinking and moving forward with technology and innovation, Brett was inspired to start his own organization. New Story was launched to create a fresh perspective on the outdated model of charity. They focused on 3D printing as a form of innovative home design that could significantly decrease the cost of a house and the time to make it.In today's interview, Brett tells the story of how he and his team went through the famous startup accelerator, YCombinator. He shares how he and his New Story team have run the nonprofit as a business. He also offers advice on taking big risks and navigating the hard parts of launching a nonprofit.You can find out more about Brett and everything mentioned on today's show here. Also, you can find Brett on Twitter at @bretthagler and New Story at @newstorycharity. Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

Real Good Company is a show where we talk with real people building good companies that are making a real impact. We're so excited to welcome today's guest, Brittney Kelly, the founder and designer behind Tribe Kelley, an ethical and sustainable clothing brand. She is also a mental health advocate.Tribe Kelley, which started with just three t-shirts and two pairs of bell bottoms, now sells women's and men's clothes online. They have two stores, a flagship store in Nashville and a second store in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, and are about to open up their wholesale division. Brittney prioritized making Tribe Kelley an ethically conscious brand and manufacturing clothes in a moral and sustainable way. Brittney got her start in the business world on Etsy with her own shop called Wondertown, where she made custom hand-dyed t-shirts, purses and new jewelry out of broken and reclaimed, vintage jewelry. After graduating college, Brittney married Brian Kelley of Florida Georgia Line and she went directly onto a tour bus with a group of about 12 guys. Meanwhile, she was writing the blueprints to her own brand during her first year of marriage. She launched Tribe Kelley in 2014 on her one-year wedding anniversary. She knew she wanted to do something with fashion and make people feel good about what they put on with a give back initiative.In the early days of the brand, Brittney focused on keeping manufacturing as many of the brand's goods in the United States as possible. They develop and design every piece either in Nashville or Los Angeles to make sure their products are made ethically and in line with their morals. Tribe Kelley gives back with every clothing line launch. In 2020, they worked with a nonprofit called Home Street Home, which serves the homeless community in Nashville. They were able to donate $50,000 from the launch of their butter sweatpants. Today, Brittney tells the story of how her business has succeeded through adversity. She shares how to be taken seriously in the business world and how to get the wheels moving on a big dream. She also offers advice on carving out time for creativity, setting boundaries between work and her personal life and overcoming challenges as an ethical brand.You can find out more about Brittney and everything mentioned on today's show here. Also, you can find Brittney on Instagram at @brittneykelley and on Tribe Kelley @tribekelley. Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

You know those days when failure doesn't feel like an option? ...Or every day when failure doesn't feel like an option? Caitlin Crosby is here to tell you, failure is a part of life and business - and it's OKAY to embrace it. Because, in her own wise words, who you will be tomorrow is not defined by who you were yesterday.  Caitlin Crosby is the founder of The Giving Keys, a jewelry company that is focused on helping its employees transition out of homelessness. Caitlin is also the author of Every Word Matters and You Are The Key. She was named among Oprah's Super Soul 100 list of visionaries in 2016.  I know you will LOVE this conversation with Caitlin as she dives deep into how important it is to fail in life and in business. She explains that life and business are each a process of constantly growing … and failing In this episode you'll hear:  How you can embrace failure in your life The impact of choosing a word for this life season  How intentionally choosing to fail at one thing each day can be a positive  Links to all the things mentioned:  Instagram | @mkoehler Instagram | @theblushpages Personal Website | melissakoehler.net Blush Page Website | melissakoehler.net/membership Instagram | @caitlincrosby Instagram | @thegivingkeys

Real Good Company is a show where we talk with real people building good companies that are making a real impact. We're so excited to welcome today's guest, Holly Hayes, an award-winning author, world-renowned recovery ministry expert, and founder + CEO of Sanctuary Project, a community of advocates bringing hope and healing to survivors of trafficking, violence, and addiction. Sanctuary Project is a survivor-run nonprofit social enterprise that empowers and employs survivors in the jewelry design and creation business. One hundred percent of the sales go directly to providing more job opportunities and training to survivors. Hayes, a survivor of trauma herself, has always been an entrepreneur and hustler, even when she was in the darkest part of her life. A natural entrepreneur, she innately saw margin and opportunity to build business from a young age.Sanctuary Project was recently named Austin Woman Magazine's 2020 Women's Way Business Awards "Business to Watch - Under $3M." Their impact jewelry line can be seen both online and at several local and national boutiques and was picked up by Target.com in the Fall of 2020. An award-winning author of the book “From Basement to Sanctuary,” Hayes is passionate about helping others find "sanctuary" from trauma. She is also a coveted women's ministry and business leadership speaker and has spoken at conferences all over the globe about transformation from trauma.A full circle moment, Hayes uses her business prowess to bring good to the world. Today's podcast focuses on From a life of drugs to trafficking, to a career in real estate to starting her own company, Hayes'  journey taught her the skills and the pitfalls of running a company.Today, she speaks in the women's jail and shares her story to inspire them to harness their innate talents and skills for good.Hayes tells the story of the turning point of her story in 2001 and how she turned her life around. She shares business skills and leadership skills that she harnessed from her past experiences to create her business. She also offers advice for founders on how to determine how much equity to give investors and employees.You can find out more about Brant and everything mentioned on today's show here. Also, you can find Holly on Instagram @hollychristinehayes and on Facebook here. Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

Real Good Company is a show where we talk with real people building good companies that are making a real impact. Today's guest has a prolific resume in the entrepreneurial and social enterprise worlds. Jessica Jackley is the founder and CEO of Alltruists, a monthly subscription box that provides at-home, kid-friendly volunteer and giving projects for the whole family. Prior to launching Kiva, in October of 2005, she co-founded Kiva, the world's first crowdfunding site for microenterprises that provides entrepreneurs with affordable capital to start or expand their business. In its first year, Kiva facilitated $500,000 in loans. Today, Kiva has facilitated more than $1.5 billion in loans worldwide. Jessica is also a cofounder and General Partner at Untapped Capital, an impact capital firm that invests in startups that are making a positive impact in the world. To top it all off, she harnessed her entrepreneur acumen into her own book. In “Clay Water Brick: Finding Inspiration from Entrepreneurs Who Do the Most with the Least,” Jessica shares lessons learned from successful businesses in the world's poorest countries and how to tap into the innate entrepreneurial spirit we all have for social change.A natural entrepreneur, Jessica grew up in the business of doing service. After founding Kiva, Jessica went back to business school at Stanford and was able to apply the lessons from class on how to operate a nonprofit like a business. She shares her journey of debunking and demystifying the myth of entrepreneurs and for-profit businesses versus nonprofits. After going through a divorce from her husband and the co-founder of Kiva, Jessica stepped down from the organization and set out to create something new. Through a process of resetting, she learned her identity was not wrapped up in one company or in what she does. After a three-year sabbatical, she spent a year writing case studies about female entrepreneurs. She later remarried and today the happy couple has four children.On today's podcast, Jessica discusses her journey as an entrepreneur and the art of combining problem solving and solution-finding with the life-giving and redemptive purpose of giving back. She shares how her journey as a mother inspired the idea behind Alltruists and creating kid-friendly volunteer projects at home. She also offers advice on using both your heart and head and how to do good in the world while utilizing business skills and entrepreneurial thinking.You can find out more about Jessica Jackley and everything mentioned on today's show here. Also, you can find Jessica on Twitter @jessicajackley. Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

Join Kristy for an interview with Caitlin Crosby, the founder of The Giving Keys. This pay it forward jewelry company helps its employees transition out of homelessness. Caitlin explains the concept of love-colored glasses and how choosing a word and intentionally incorporating it into your daily life, can make all the difference! This is a motivational listen with two passion-driven entrepreneurs you don't want to miss! You can find Caitlin at www.thegivingkeys.com and more START with Kristy here startplanner.com/pages/podcast.

Today we are having on a favorite guest again, Caitlin Crosby. After turning in her manuscript for her new book, Caitlin found that she needed the words she wrote. After her husband wanted to separate, she needed to start a whole new life, moving to a new home with her kids, all during a pandemic. She used her book to practice what she preaches including using the journal prompts to help her grieve and grow. While she was recording the audio book, her husband came by to sign the forms to sell their house and in tears, Caitlin returned to the studio and reading what she wrote about love, strength and hope was exactly what she need to keep going. By setting daily positive intentions for mental healing, she is finding a new, thriving life. She found her inner warrior and is fighting for a life full of meaning. Show Notes: Check out more about Caitlin Crosby who founded The Giving Keys and her new book, Every Word Matters: The Key to An Intentional Life.  This Show is Sponsored by... The changes in your body postpartum can take a toll on your hair. More than 50% of women experience excessive shedding naturally within 3-4 months of giving birth. Nutrafol's goal is to empower women to embrace the beauty of their hair growth recovery with Nutrafol Postpartum by targeting the root causes of postpartum thinning hair - like the physical stress of childbirth and emotional stress of parenting, as well nutrient depletion. Nutrafol Postpartum is breastfeeding-friendly and OBGYN developed using clinically-tested, 100% drug-free and natural ingredients that help support whole-body recovery and fill nutrition gaps to manage shedding and grow stronger, thicker hair. Healthier hair growth takes time. In 3 to 6 months, you'll begin to see and feel results such as thicker, stronger hair that looks healthier. Go to Nutrafol.com and using the promo code EMP to save fifteen dollars off your first month's subscription – this is their best offer anywhere! And... Dealing with anxiety or depression can be paralyzing, but you should know that you're not broken, and you're not alone. And when you want help, Brightside is there for you. Brightside offers personalized life-changing anxiety and depression care from your own home. Most mental health providers make getting help exhaustingly difficult, or you get the same treatment as everyone else and don't feel any better. Brightside offers help for the full spectrum of anxiety and depression conditions, so no matter what you're feeling, you'll get a treatment plan tailored to your specific needs on YOUR schedule. Just go to Brightside.com/MOMS, take a quick, free mental health assessment, and within forty-eight hours you're connected with your expert provider to start your personalized treatment plan. Join thousands of Brightside members taking back their lives. Take your free mental health assessment and get up to ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS credit on your first month of treatment at Brightside.com/MOMS.

Real Good Company is a show where we talk with real people building good companies that are making a real impact. We're so excited to welcome today's guest, Tina Wells. Tina is a business strategist, advisor, author and the founder of RLVNT Media, a multimedia content venture serving entrepreneurs, tweens and culturists with authentic representation. She is the author of the best-selling tween fiction series “Mackenzie Blue” and its spinoff series “The Zee Files,” which is exclusively sold at Target. Most recently, she launched Elevation Tribe, a mentor group and online platform for aspiring female entrepreneurs, specifically women of color. Tina got her start after answering an ad in Seventeen magazine to be a writer at a newspaper called The New Girl Times. A suburban teenager and the oldest of six kids with dreams of being a fashion writer, she was hired as a product review editor. Intent on finding a way to “finance her suburban lifestyle,” Tina didn't think she could make much money, but she thought it might be a fun way to get the product she liked. In 1996, at the age of 16, Tina launched her first company, Buzz Marketing Group. Two years into it in college, one of her clients told her that she had a business in market research and that she should “figure it out.” So she did. By her senior year of college, she had six-figure research projects and was working with big name clients like Dell, The Oprah Winfrey Network, Kroger, Apple, P+G, Johnson & Johnson, and American Eagle Nicknamed the “millennial whisperer,” after a decade of studying the purchasing decisions of the millennial demographic, Tina was in the position for clients to find her. As the buzz grew, Tina enlisted the help of friends. They nicknamed themselves “buzzspotters,” a network of trendspotters that did market research for brands. In 2000, after a blurb in Cosmopolitan about Tina and Buzz MG, she got 15,00 applications from teenagers from around the world for the role of “buzzspotter.” A decade into running Buzz Marketing Group, Tina wrote her first book, “Mackenzie Blue.” She put her journalism degree and her marketing experience to good use to write a book series for the tween girl market with good values. It sold hundreds of thousands of copies. A couple of years ago, Audible bought the audio rights to it. Tina is a true marketer who understands the balance of art and science in marketing. Today's podcast focuses on her passion for consumer insights and the intersection of research, content product and community. She also shares research insights about what today's youth are craving and what is changing in product and content. For authors, she shares the value of seeing your book as a product, the importance of deeply knowing and understanding your audience and matching that product toward what the consumer wants. She also shares advice for the upcoming entrepreneurs and authors on how to market themselves and work with big name brands.You can find out more about Tina and everything mentioned on today's show here. Also, you can find Tina on Instagram @tinawells and on Facebook here. Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

Mentioned in this episode: The Giving Keys Brave and Love You Are the Key by Caitlin Crosby Every Word Matters by Caitlin Crosby   Connect with Caitlin: Website~Facebook~Instagram   Connect with Holly: Website~Facebook~Instagram This podcast was produced and edited by Angie Elkins Media Music by Robert Elkins

Real Good Company is a show where we talk with real people building good companies that are making a real impact. We’re so excited to welcome today’s guest, Brant Menswar, a speaker, author, core values activist, and author of “Black Sheep.” The book was inspired by his son, Theo, who was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer at the age of 14. After 263 straight days in the hospital, the family was told to say their goodbyes. Unbeknownst to Brant, his brother posted a Youtube video pleading for help for Theo. The video went viral overnight, and doctors around the country reached out offering to help. They found a solution to an impossible situation, and Theo survived.After the jarring experience, Brant was motivated to live with more intention and to figure out his nonnegotiable values, aka his “Black Sheep Values” or the things that make him 100 percent, original, and unique. He went on a years-long journey of doing the work to figure out his “Flock of Five,” his nonnegotiable values that can be honored on a daily basis.Today, Brant’s values are clearly established and unchanging. His Flock of Five (plus an additional bonus value) include: hope, creativity, impact, empathy, family, and authenticity. Every decision he makes gets filtered through these six things. Previously, before finding his non-negotiables, Brant was speaking about 25 to 30 times a year. After he did the work to find his values and to live with intention, by July of 2019, Brant was speaking 70 times a year, his speaking fee tripled, and Washington Speakers’ Bureau named him one of the Top 10 Speakers in the country.On today’s podcast, we focus on values-driven leadership and how discovering our nonnegotiable values leads to success. Brant says that people who know their Black Sheep Values have a competitive edge in life versus those who don’t know their non-negotiables and are just winging it. Brant shares how to bring your values to work and how to create values-driven leadership and values-driven organizations. Without these “organizational Black Sheep Values,” a company’s success is based on pure luck or chance. He shares how connecting the head and the heart helps establish those values. Brant also explains how organizations have to be deliberate about how their values are going to be experienced and creating bridges between employees’ personal values and organizational values.You can find out more about Brant and everything mentioned on today’s show here. Also, you can find Brant on Instagram @brantmenswar and on Facebook here. Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

It's pretty obvious that words can cut and destroy. Words can heal. And words have the ability to establish a precedent for the affection and focus of your life. Most certainly, however, words spoken contain the power of life and death. This week, Caitlin Crosby, founder of "The Giving Keys," joins us to talk about the inherent power of words and the words that are presently forming her world. But then, in a raw and candid fashion, Caitlin pivots from this theme to talk about her journey through a new life of single parenting and what happens when shame knocks on the door of her heart. If you enjoy this episode with Caitlin, I'm sure you'll also enjoy: 214: Stop Hiding. Stop Playing Small. (feat. Sam Acho) 231: Finding Happiness, Grief & Loss, and Why Your Scars Tell a Story (feat. Daniel Fusco) Episode Links: Caitlin’s Website | Facebook | Instagram | Buy a copy of the new book on Amazon Subscribe to #WinTodayShow on YouTube. Join the conversation wherever hashtags are welcome using #WinTodayShow.

Actress, singer, songwriter and entrepreneur Caitlin Crosby knows a thing or two about inspiring others. She began writing songs with Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds in high school and subsequently signed to his label, Arista Records. Growing up in Hollywood and working in the entertainment industry inspired Caitlin to launch the campaign LoveYourFlawz to support those dealing with body image issues, with the release of debut album “Flawz” in 2009 through Blackledge/Atlantic Records. While on tour, Caitlin started The Giving Keys which employs those transitioning out of homelessness to make jewelry out of repurposed keys. Each key is engraved with a message like FEARLESS, HOPE, STRENGTH or COURAGE. When the wearer of the key encounters someone else who needs the message - they are encouraged to give it away and share their “pay it forward” story. Over the last three years, The Giving Keys has employed 28 people who have struggled with homelessness, helped 22 move into permanent housing, and collected thousands of pay it forward stories. Today, they have over 50 employees and their products are sold at Nordstrom, Anthropologie, Fred Segal, Kitson and nearly 2,000 other retail stores around the world.Caitlin's story and mission behind The Giving Keys has been featured on ABC World News with Diane Sawyer, The Today Show, People Magazine, The Huffington Post, Cosmopolitan, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, E! News, The Steve Harvey Show, Ellen, and countless other media outlets. In 2010, for O Magazine's 10 year anniversary, Caitlin was chosen as a spokesperson for Oprah's top 10 favorite charities at her “Live Your Best Life” events. Since then, her speaking circuit has expanded to include at TEDx, Stanford University, Saddleback Business Summit with Arianna Huffington, Create + Cultivate, Catalyst, and many other conferences.Even with her plate full as Founder and CEO, Caitlin has appeared in dozens of TV shows, commercials, and films, including a worldwide Levi's Jeans campaign. Last year, she released an EP ‘Save That Pillow' with Adam Anders from ‘Glee,' and she's currently working on finishing her next album. We can't wait to see where all the creative inspiration will lead her next...

Caitlin Crosby {founder of @TheGivingKeys and author} is on for all 4 things today talking about her latest book: Every Word Matters: The Key to An Intentional Life. FIRST THING: Caitlin's morning routine, mental health, words of the year & daily affirmations. SECOND THING: The power of words...ten words {according to Caitlin} to help you live intentionally. THIRD THING: Five ways to boost self-love and feel worthy of love. FOURTH THING: Gratitude! Caitlin shared 4 things she is currently thankful for!  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Have you ever wondered if your words matter? Maybe you feel like your story doesn't matter because of what someone told you. If you struggle with feeling not enough, this interview is for you. I sat down and talked with Caitlin Crosby about the power of words. Caitlin Crosby is the founder of The Giving Keys, a social non-profit jewelry company with the mission of helping its employees transition out of homelessness. Its signature products feature single words of inspiration, including strength, hope, love. In her new book, Every Word Matters: The Key to an Intentional Life, Caitlin examines key words worthy of being written into life stories that will help readers embrace their current season, no matter how messy it is. Things we discussed: The power of words How the practice of choosing a word and intentionally incorporating it into your daily life is transforming The reason behind why your negative thoughts are easier to believe. How to turn your negative thoughts into positive ones Caitlin's morning routine and how she prioritizes her mental health and starts her day with purpose Links to great things we discussed: The Giving Keys Every Word Matters Brave and Love Judah Smith Warrior Chats Hope you loved this episode as much as I did! Be sure to subscribe to Apple and while you're there, add 5 stars on a review! Also, don't forget to share this episode with a friend. Have a great week! Melissa

Caitlin Crosby joins Julie Lyles Carr on this episode of the allmomdoes Podcast. How do we accept things we cannot change? What are the words that impress themselves on our hearts to help us walk through these moments? We have the power to choose which words we imprint on our hearts. Lean in today and learn to overcome the negative self-talk and give yourself the courage to keep going. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/2Ry34Yy

Less than a month out from her birthday, a super stoned Tish is contemplating the nature of life: what if we didn’t have birthdays? Would we even age at all?? Brandi’s a bit more skeptical, but all she does know is that Tish seems to be aging backwards. Meanwhile, Tish is discussing a different kind of change as she starts to plan for what she’s calling Tish’s Trailer Transformation — and she’s got some great leads on amazing flooring. Plus, there’s a few new things to watch and listen to in this week’s Off-Limits and Tish discusses the benefits of taking a smoke break and her calling as a dancer (or a matchmaker?) in Dear MT. Then, the ladies are joined by their good friend, singer, songwriter, entrepreneur, and founder of the thriving accessories business, The Giving Keys, Caitlin Crosby. Caitlin and Brandi reminisce about when they first met over a decade ago and the very beginnings of The Giving Keys, plus the transformative encounters that led to Caitlin’s decision to dedicate the organization to kindness, strength, and fighting inequality by employing people experiencing homelessness. Caitlin also reflects on the trials of the past year and the drive and challenge of being a mother and a business owner. Caitlin discusses her books, especially her new book Every Word Matters, which was a truly healing process for her and has been inspiring readers all across the country. Check out The Giving Keys and Caitlin’s new book Every Word Matters! See you next time, Stoners!

We’re continuing with Season 2 of Real Good Company! We’re so excited to welcome today’s guest, Alli Webb, a New York Times Bestselling Author and the Co-Founder of Drybar and Squeeze. Today, her business spans more than 150 locations across the U.S. and has catapulted into a nationally recognized and highly sought after brand. The Drybar brand has even expanded to products that are sold at major retailers such as Sephora, Ulta, and Nordstrom!The leading business lady was always obsessed with hair. Growing up in Florida, Alli’s curly cues were a piece of art that quickly learned to work with. She was always doing something different, coloring or cutting it. She first opened up to her brother, Michael, about her desire to do hair professionally. In her early 20s, she decided to go to beauty school and instantly felt like this is where she was supposed to be. After spending 15 years as a professional hair stylist, Webb left the hair industry in 2005 to start a family, but after being a stay-at-home mom for five years, Webb decided to find a way to continue pursuing the creative side of hairstyling at a new-mom pace. She began offering affordable in-home blowout services to her mommy friends, which quickly expanded into a mobile operation by 2009. What started as a mobile hair blow out business where Alli went to her clients’ home became a brick-and-mortar hairstyling brand. After realizing that women truly just wanted to feel and look good and that there was a hole in the market for this, in 2010, Alli and her brother (Michael Landau) and ex-husband (Cameron Webb) went to work to conceptualize the idea and open the first Drybar store in Brentwood, California. When they opened, they were booked full for the entire first week. They were so busy so fast that they were having to turn people away. Drybar was a success, and the team quickly began opening locations across Southern California.Alli shares candid advice about how failures are not truly failures in the journey of an entrepreneur but an opportunity to learn. She also opened up about her experience on “Shark Tank” and shifting to being in the tank as one of the sharks reviewing business pitches and evaluating other people’s business plans. Alli also opened about the highs and lows of her personal life from her divorce from her business partner and husband and the struggles of parenting.Today’s podcast focuses on going from a passion to a real life business, how to scale a business and make it profitable, and the willingness to make mistakes as an entrepreneur. Alli shares about her career journey, how she found her passion for hair, the story behind Drybar, and why she believes it became so successful.You can find out more about Alli and everything mentioned on today’s show here. Also, you can find Alli on Instagram @alliwebb as well as Drybar at @thedrybar and @squeeze. Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

In Episode 20 of The Lovely Life, Trina chats with Giving Keys founder Caitlin Crosby about her new book, Every Word Matters: The Key To An Intentional Life. Practicing positive self-talk and thinking is very important to Caitlin- every word we speak over ourselves and other people holds value and importance. Join Trina and Caitlin as they discuss the importance of mindset and intentional speaking. Show Notes Here Be sure to take advantage of The Giving Keys discount code: Friends25 Caitlin on Instagram: @caitlincrosby Caitlin's Website: The Giving Keys Trina on Instagram: @trina_mcneilly Trina's website: trinamcneilly.com

Episode 875: The Giving Keys is a popular purpose-driven jewelry brand based in LA, and founder Caitlin Crosby joins us to talk about pursuing faith and entrepreneurship. Other than that, it’s Jesse’s birthday and things get off the rails. We talk about the news about declining church membership, and somehow that turns into … well, you just need to hear it. We also have the latest on the government UFO reports, the good news out of Virginia, and vaccine passports. And then, oh boy, you don’t want to miss the last segment where we settle internet debates once and for all. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/message

Autumn is joined by actress, singer, entrepreneur and creator of The Giving Keys, Caitlin Crosby! Caitlin stops in tell her story of starting her inspiring business, how she trained herself to feel confident and independent again after a separation and her tips for learning to prioritize your happiness. She and Autumn also talk about the power that we can find in words and ways we can continue to inspire ourselves and others on their mental, emotional and physical health journeys! EACH & EVERY - Go to Eachandevery.com/AUTUMN and enter promo code A UTUMN30 for 30% off

We all use words to identify ourselves with or to use as a bench mark for motivation. What words we use and how we use them each day can change the trajectory of our lives. On today's episode, Caitlin Crosby, author and founder of The Giving Keys shares insight into her new book 'Every Word Matters' and her personal experience with why words really do matter. Caitlin and Desiree dive into different words that have made a difference in their lives as well as topics such as relationships, motherhood, comparison, and doubt. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/desiree-siegfried/support

We’re continuing with Season 2 of Real Good Company! We’re so excited to welcome today’s guest Beth Collier. Beth is a Communication, Creativity, and Leadership Strategist based in London. She grew up in the United States in a small town in the Midwest. After 15 years of working in the workplace communications space for large corporations on three continents, she shifted to launch her own communications company that helps people improve their communications, creativity, and leadership skills.Lauren’s passion is to help people improve their communication skills and have the confidence and tools to communicate well, inspire others, and get their ideas across. She believes that learning the fundamentals of communication can change people’s lives. She also helps people learn creativity skills, which she defines as the things that make teams work well together and leaders more effective.Lauren’s journey to become a communications specialist started in her formative years as a curious kid. She loved to travel, meet new people, and learn about cultures. Her childhood dream was to move to sunny Los Angeles. At 20 years old, as a part of a university internship program, she moved to L.A. and was suddenly at NBC studios and on the Warner Brothers lot surrounded by celebrities. The following year, she moved to London to study abroad where her curiosity for diverse cultures and people was piqued. Her career first began in New Zealand where she learned to write speeches, internal communications, publications, and media management. There, she found a passion for communications. During the financial crisis, she moved back to London and while working at an investment bank there, she had an “Oprah ah-ha moment.” She realized her true passion was to help people communicate well and have the confidence to get their ideas across.On today’s podcast, Lauren shares the importance of communicating well, tips for communication in business, how to engage well on Zoom, how culture plays a role in how we communicate, and how storytelling aids in human connection. Lauren breaks down her effective communication strategy acronym “P.A.C.E.”: Purpose, Audience, Curiosity, and Empathy. Another acronym she stands by is to be an “A.C.E. communicator,” which is someone who is: Authentic, Clear, and Engaging. Lastly, she explains the pertinence of identifying the “why” or the purpose behind your communication and even shares her admiration for Taylor Swift's short, simple, and clear communication skills.You can find out more about Beth Collier and the communications advice mentioned on today’s show here. Also, you can find Beth on Instagram @beth.c.collier. Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

This week Kat (@kat.defatta) has entrepreneur, author, mom, and all around good human Caitlin Crosby (@Caitlincrosby) on the show. Caitlin is the founder of an incredible company called The Giving Keys. In this episode you get to hear how The Giving Keys came to be and also what it was like to find success in something that was not part of your actual plan. Kat and Caitlin talk about the grief that comes along with change, even when it is good change. Caitlin also opens up about a more recent change that she is going though currently as her and her husband navigate their separation. Often in our lives we are met with unexpected twists that appear to be scary and painful. Here, Caitlin talks to us about how she has managed to find hope though this experience.  To get your copy of Caitlin’s new book click HERE. To learn more about The Giving Keys click HERE. To learn more about You Need Therapy Podcast click HERE. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

This week Kat (@kat.defatta) has entrepreneur, author, mom, and all around good human Caitlin Crosby (@Caitlincrosby) on the show. Caitlin is the founder of an incredible company called The Giving Keys. In this episode you get to hear how The Giving Keys came to be and also what it was like to find success in something that was not part of your actual plan. Kat and Caitlin talk about the grief that comes along with change, even when it is good change. Caitlin also opens up about a more recent change that she is going though currently as her and her husband navigate their separation. Often in our lives we are met with unexpected twists that appear to be scary and painful. Here, Caitlin talks to us about how she has managed to find hope though this experience.  To get your copy of Caitlin’s new book click HERE. To learn more about The Giving Keys click HERE. To learn more about You Need Therapy Podcast click HERE. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

We’re continuing with the launch of Season 2 of Real Good Company! We’re so excited to welcome today’s guest Raan Parton, Creative Director and Co-founder of Apolis. Raan started Apolis 15 years ago with his brother, Shea Parton, with the mission of connecting small, developing supply chains to larger markets.  He and his wife, Lindsay Parton, lead Alchemy Works and have recently launched FREE MARKET_, a retail chamber of commerce, alongside business partner Paolo Carini.The word “apolis” means “man of no country” and, for the Apolis business model, this word has expanded to mean global citizen. Jokingly dubbed “Carmen San Diego’s clothing company,” today Apolis makes essentially every product you can imagine—glassware, fragrance, shoes, bags, tailoring, technical outerwear from Poland, cashmere in Nepal, handwoven scarves in India/Burma border. Raan created Apolis with the notion of not just wanting to be a spectator of different cultures and places but to be a participant. This required a fair trade relationship with supply chains. His desire was to not just be a tourist but to actually affect how consumers interface with different cultures.As a leader in the business-for-good space, Raan talks about the greatest responsibility of selling products and to be a social enterprise that creates something that people want. A feel good product that people don’t actually want won’t solve anything. While a lot of businesses-for-good focus on the narrative, the focus actually needs to be on how to supply the demand. Social enterprise is able to change the trajectory of a supply chain when they are focused on items that have the exponential possibility of scaling.Raan shares about the journey of creating a product that stands the test of time while focusing on the integrity of how it is produced. He delves into how Apolis has created a sustainable business model by not trying to do everything and sticking to their guns. He also shares about the process of creating sustainability over a decade and the financial and emotional investment that it requires.Today’s podcast focuses on refining supply chain efficacy, the importance of integris for a true business-for-good, tips for how to keep a business alive for a decade, creating inventory that has efficiency in the consumer product business, and how to maintain work/life balance.You can find out more about Apolis and Raan mentioned on today’s show here. Also, You can find Raan Parton on Instagram @raanparton. Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

Welcome back to Season 2 of Real Good Company! We are kicking off 2021 with Donald Miller talking with us about his new book, Business Made Simple. Donald Miller is the CEO of Business Made Simple, an online platform that teaches business professionals everything they need to know to grow a business. He is the host of the Business Made Simple Podcast and is the author of several books including the bestseller Building a StoryBrand. He lives and works in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife Elizabeth.In this episode, Don talks with our hosts about the practical and simple principles that make a business successful. He believes a business education should not cost tens of thousands of dollars.  If you’ve wondered about the characteristics you need to lead well, how to make yourself more valuable to your company, and have clear messaging this episode is for you. Also, you want to purchase your copy of Business Made Simple from wherever you buy books. You can read it all the way through or slowly go through 60 days of lessons and free video content. The book will transform you into somebody who has the practical skills to make and save yourself—and any organization—money.You can find out more on all Don mentions on today’s show at businessmadesimple.com. Also, You can find Donald Miller on Instagram and twitter @donaldmiller. Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

The last episode of 2020! Caitlin Crosby, founder of uber popular lifestyle brand The Giving Keys, and author of You Are the Key, joins. Plus, the December Top Ten List with recommendations on new books, podcasts, music, articles and newsletters. And, a helpful framework on 12 areas of your life and leadership you should review end of year. And, of course, the popular shout out segment. Make sure to check out http://h3leadership.com to access all the show notes. Thanks again to our partner for this episode, Gloo. Register for Barna PeoplePulse, and deploy the FREE assessment for your congregation at http://barnapeoplepulse.com. Happy New Year!

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Welcome back to Season 2 of Real Good Company! During this unprecedented holiday season, we're continuing our three part-series on wellness: discussing why investing in our mental, physical, and emotional health can help us show up well for our work and our lives! On this week's episode, we're joined by prolific writer and journalist Jonathan Merritt. Jonathan helps us understand how to navigate relationships during a season of unprecedented division all around us. He challenges us to redefine what it means to win in a hard conversation -- from holiday dinners to Google Meets -- and to know when to set meaningful boundaries. What is our motivation going into conversations? How do we define success? This episode is a must-listen. You'll leave ready to take on conversations with the nearest and dearest in your life about the most challenging issues, with empathy and curiosity.Jonathan is an award-winning faith and culture writer who has published over 3,500 articles in outlets such as USA Today, The Washington Post, Buzzfeed and Christianity Today. He is a contributing writer for The Atlantic and The Week. His articles are viewed more than 2.5 million times each year. Jonathan has been interviewed by CNN, ABC World News, NPR, MSNBC, Fox News, and The New York Times and is author of several books including his newest book Learning to Speak God from Scratch. He was recently named one of 30 young leaders reshaping Christian leadership by Outreach magazine. Known for his ability to tackle difficult issues through both the written and spoken word, Jonathan has become a sought after speaker by universities, seminaries, churches and conferences on cultural and religious issues. He holds a Master of Divinity from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (Wake Forest, NC) and a Master of Theology from Emory University Candler School of Theology (Atlanta, GA). He resides in Brooklyn, NY. You can find Jonathan Merritt on Instagram and twitter @Jonathan_merritt. Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

Ever feel life you have to be perfect? Do you or someone you love struggle with that word PERFECT? You have to look Perfect, talk Perfect, your competing with others so you should dress Perfect. You need Perfect grades, Perfect Pictures, Perfect shoes, Perfect kids, Perfect marriage, you need to look like everyone else and have perfect hair. Don't make a mistake. You have to say the perfect thing, so you don't sound stupid....y'all this list can go on and on. The truth is, its all crap. Yet, how many of us live our lives trying to be perfect? Do you put time, energy and money into this unachievable word? Well, I understand. I use to try to be perfect too. Your not alone. Check out this episode, there is good news! You can begin a journey to be released from that burden. In episode 4 I have special guest, my mom Ruth Mancilla is joining today's conversation. She shares some of her story and gives us a few of nuggets of insight to the topic of being perfect. You can find and follow her at https://www.facebook.com/funfunkyfabfacepainting/ funkyfabbiz@gmail.com she'd love to hear from you! Check out her work and contact her to experience a virtual painting event for your small or large group of any kind. She also offers virtual character visits of princesses and super heroes who can sing live to your little ones. This is a great gift idea! Today's episode is titled by the matching theme off Perfect "Imperfect is the New Perfect" by Caitlin Crosby. I love the lyrics to this song, check it out! https://open.spotify.com/track/3IMQfQNw2ax5axngMUy3zi?si=mDpIb8fkQ-qpAYplS44E7A a lot of her songs follow this type of them. Very empowering! Follow me at https://www.instagram.com/elevatelifewithangie/ and Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3nSXQVic5MTNxjgKmyKPfV?si=qwKRhFYrRGWjFg9QqlxumA

Fear and anxiety often worm their way into our lives, and it is easy to give into them. But we have a mighty God on our side, who replaces fear with a beautiful peace that reminds us everything will turn out exactly the way He intends it. Country music artist Sara Evans knew as a young girl that she was “Born to Fly,” because God had called her to a music career. And as Sara looks back on defining moments of her career and her journeys with family and faith, she can trace the moments when fear would try to take over but God gave her the resilience to push through. Growing up in Los Angeles with a passion for helping others, actor and singer Caitlin Crosby learned early on that real beauty and character are found in our flaws. As she prayed for God to show her how to give to others, Caitlin met a talented couple who helped turn her heart for helping into a real-life mission: a jewelry-for-good business called The Giving Keys, which helps people transition out of homelessness. Caitlin believes that embracing the things that scare us can help us uncover our purpose. And as she shares in her new book You are the Key, she’s seen that paying forward a word of encouragement, whether you sleep in a mansion or a cardboard box, can go a long way in helping others—and ourselves—keep reaching for faith and courage. Links, Products, and Resources Mentioned: Jesus Calling Podcast Jesus Calling Bible study Jesus Calling, from July 27th interview with heroic Southwest Airlines pilot Tammie Jo Shults and Vietnam POW Carlyle “Smitty” Harris TJ Stevens  Beth Nimmo Rachel Scott   Sara Evans Vocalist of the Year by the Academy of Country Music ABC’s Dancing with the Stars Gideon's Bible Grand Ole Opry Born to Fly memoir   Caitlin Crosby The Giving Keys You are the Key book LoveYourFlawz Lifehouse Flawz album Invisible Children documentary   Interview Quotes: “We just have so many people to love and so many people to take care of. That is such a blessing.” - Sara Evans, on her blended family “I really, really, really believe in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and I believe that God understands our hearts and He knows where we are.” - Sara Evans “God is the potter and I'm the clay, so I just need to trust Him every day, and really just have no fear.” - Sara Evans “There's nothing more comforting than having a relationship with Jesus.” - Sara Evans “The whole premise [of The Giving Keys] is you get a word that you need in your life, you embrace it, you own it, but then you're supposed to pass it on to somebody you feel needs it more than you.” - Caitlin Crosby “Our model [at The Giving Keys] is the more products we sell, the more jobs we can create, and the more people we can try and get off the streets.” - Caitlin Crosby “Everyone needs help. Everyone needs love. Everyone needs strength.” - Caitlin Crosby “The things that they feel kind of secretive or shameful about, those are the things that really can bring your purpose alive and bring it to another level.” - Caitlin Crosby ________________________ Enjoy watching these additional videos from Jesus Calling YouTube channel: Audio Playlist: https://bit.ly/2PrbuwH Video Playlist: https://bit.ly/2PsmEkJ What’s Good? Playlist: https://bit.ly/3i7VUlZ ________________________    Connect with Jesus Calling Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Jesus Calling Website

My guest for The Happy Hour #318 is Caitlin Crosby. Caitlin Crosby is the founder and CEO of The Giving Keys, an organization that engraves inspirational words as a way to pay it forward and encourage people who need words of truth. In today’s episode, Caitlin dives into her fight with mental health and normalizing failure as part of being human. She says, “My mind isn’t going to tell me what to think. I’m going to tell my mind what to think.” It is such a good reminder to know that we don’t have to give into the lies we tell ourselves, but instead take it captive and pour truth over it. For the full summary, click the link below! Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube GET ALL THE LINKS FROM THE SHOW HERE See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Joining us today is mom of 2, Actress, Singer, Songwriter, Author and Founder & CEO of The Giving Keys, Caitlyn Crosby! We talk to her about her new book, You Are The Key: Turning Imperfections Into Purpose and how you don't need to have it all together to pursue the life you've always dreamed. Caitlyn shares her perspective on marriage and motherhood and her approach to parenting as perfectly imperfect. You can follow Caitlyn on IG @CaitlynCrosby https://www.instagram.com/caitlincrosby/ and @TheGivingKeys https://www.instagram.com/thegivingkeys/ If you enjoyed this episode, learned something, had an aha moment or simply want to support our podcast please subscribe, give us a 5 star rating and write a review. Also, screenshooting your phone and sharing on social and tagging @MOMHOODSHOW on Instagram is really appreciated. Join us every Friday as we host a Happy Hour Momhood Episode on Instagram LIVE @MOMHOODSHOW at 3:30pm PST. It's pretty much a LIVE podcast episode with cocktails. It's SO FUN!!! Follow MOMHOOD on Instagram @MomhoodShow https://www.instagram.com/momhoodshow/ Follow Brandi on Instagram @BrandiMilloy https://www.instagram.com/brandimilloy/ Follow Orly on Instagram @OrlyShani https://www.instagram.com/orlyshani/

Have you ever struggled to embrace your flaws, or believed the lie that you need to hide your scars or "fix" your imperfections?  Ever thought about how those imperfections might be the key to your greatest impact?  Yes, that thing you've never loved about yourself, or the insecurities that others have made fun of, might be key to changing the world. In this episode, Jordan speaks with Caitlin Crosby, founder of the Giving Keys and author of You Are The Key. By sharing her own story through navigating Hollywood, unattainable beauty standards, and her journey to building a nationally recognized social give-back brand, The Giving Keys, she's showing us a critical belief we need to adopt: Why YOU, as you are, flaws and all, are key to changing world. Learn more about Caitlin and her work at www.thegivingkeys.com.

Listen to the final episode of our first season as hosts Allison and Caitlin recap their favorite moments. We’re so thankful to the real good company – you the listeners – for coming along with us on our journey to speak to entrepreneurs of all different backgrounds and to discuss the amazing work they do. Hear what’s in store for next season and in the meantime, catch up on episodes you missed from season one!Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

Actress, singer, songwriter and entrepreneur Caitlin Crosby knows about creating something from scratch. But in the midst of responsibilities, projects, and the craziness of life, how do we find what’s important? This conversation leads us down a path of the challenges of business ownership, balancing work and family, discovering what’s really important to you, and of course Caitlin’s journey to include her entire life story in a book. Caitlin shares about the person behind the projects, and how she keeps embracing herself and what’s closest to her heart. Websites: thegivingkeys.com, caitlincrosby.comTED Talk about Giving Keys (1) TED Talk about Giving Keys (2) Podcast: Real Good Company

Okay, when would "Vanderpump Rules", pumping routines, and being pumped about doing God's work EVER have anything in common?! When you chat with The Giving Keys founder, author, speaker, wife, mom, and thriving woman, Caitlin Crosby! Well, that's exactly what Angie and Lisa did recently, and their conversation is nothing short of delightfully inspiring and entertaining!

On this episode, we sit down with Allison Trowbridge who is an author, entrepreneur, and podcast host and discuss all the fun things that you come up against while building a brand and business. You know, like imposter syndrome, rejection, self-doubt and all those fun things. ;)She is the founder and CEO of Copper (www.meetcopper.com), a platform to help people gather in meaningful community through book clubs (launching summer 2020). She's also the host of a new podcast, "Real Good Company" with Caitlin Crosby, founder & CEO of The Giving Keys.Allison published her book, “Twenty-Two: Letters to a Young Woman Searching for Meaning” in 2017 with HarperCollins while completing her MBA at Oxford’s Said Business School. She became obsessed with publishing after witnessing a handful of books ignite the global anti-slavery movement, where she worked for nearly a decade leading marketing, fundraising, and international campaigns.

What a special episode this one is right here! Listen in as Caitlin Crosby, founder of The Giving Keys, shares her story and struggles to ultimately finding purpose within imperfections. We dive into her new book 'You are the Key', and learn how she started an impactful business changing the lives of many. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/desiree-siegfried/support

Caitlin Crosby, founder of The Giving Keys and author of You Are The Key (available TODAY), pulls up a seat at Manda's table to discuss her journey of turning her imperfections into purpose. Caitlin is hilarious, real, and drives home the point: if I can start a business and a movement, anyone can.

Actress, singer, songwriter and entrepreneur Caitlin Crosby knows a thing or two about inspiring others. She began writing songs with Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds in high school and subsequently signed to his label, Arista Records. Growing up in Hollywood and working in the entertainment industry inspired Caitlin to launch the campaign LoveYourFlawz to support those dealing with body image issues, with the release of debut album “Flawz” in 2009 through Blackledge/Atlantic Records. While on tour, Caitlin started The Giving Keys which employs those transitioning out of homelessness to make jewelry out of repurposed keys. Each key is engraved with a message like FEARLESS, HOPE, STRENGTH or COURAGE. When the wearer of the key encounters someone else who needs the message - they are encouraged to give it away and share their “pay it forward” story. GUEST LINKS: AMAZON: You Are the Key: Turning Imperfections into Purpose LINKS: Please subscribe to That One Audition on Apple Podcasts and follow us on social media: #SELFTAPEMAY: Nail That One Audition with the PMO workout. Learn how to create self-tapes that book! Starting May 1st, 2020 $57 for 4 weeks. Sign up here! STORY SCHOOL: Because you have a story to tell and the world needs to hear it. Visit YourStorySchool.com (and be sure to use code QUARATINE for 50% off) WEAUDITION: Want to make extra money, need to digitally self tape or rehearse? Checkout WeAudition.com (and use promo code ONEAUDITION) CONSULTING: AlyshiaOchse.com/consulting HOST: @alyshiaochse SHOW: @thatoneaudition WEBSITE: AlyshiaOchse.com

Caitlin Crosby is an actress, singer, speaker, author, and she’s the founder of The Giving Keys. The Giving Keys is a social enterprise that hires people experiencing homelessness to make their beautiful, inspirational jewelry - and helps them transition out of homelessness. Caitlin joins the podcast to talk about her new book, “You Are the Key: Turning Imperfections into Purpose”, her life, The Giving Keys, finding your purpose, helping others, and her journey through life as a woman, a wife, a mother, and a CEO. http://1girlrevolution.com/caitlin/ 

Caitlin Crosby, founder of The Giving Keys, is a bundle of joy with an amazing heart, and we are so happy to have her powerful voice on the Rhythms for Life podcast this week! Caitlin wants you to know that you are not alone in your struggles, imperfections or setbacks. You can take your story, your failures and your flaws to find your purpose and do what only you were made to do in this world."You Are The Key: Turning Imperfections Into Purpose" releases TODAY! Endorsed by Joanna Gaines, Maria Shriver, Sarah Jakes Roberts, Sadie Robertson and Rene Russo, You Are the Key is a message of hope for anyone who feels less-than about their work, worth, body or life.Links:Follow Caitlin Crosby on Instagram here!Subscribe to Caitlin's podcast "Real Good Company" here.Listen to  a chapter of Caitlin's book on audio.Grab a copy of Rhythms of Renewal here.Take the quiz, and discover your healthiest rhythm here.Start your Audible trial and receive your first audiobook for FREE.

Caitlin Crosby and I are chatting all about her incredible company, the Giving Keys, her new book, and her motherhood journey. She's raw, positive, self-aware, and we have the best chat! Show Notes:  Here's a sample of the audio book to get you started!: https://soundcloud.com/harperaudio_us/you-are-the-key-by-caitlin-crosby-chapter-one Insta: https://www.instagram.com/caitlincrosby/ Website: https://youarethekeybook.com/ The Giving Keys: https://www.thegivingkeys.com/ Giving Keys Insta: https://www.instagram.com/thegivingkeys/   This Show is Sponsored by... Built Bar is the best tasting and fastest growing protein bar on the market. With their wide range of flavors and delicious consistency, this is the perfect option for families wondering what to add to their quarantine food stock up. Built Bar is offering my listeners 20% off your first purchase by going to www.builtbar.com and enter Promo Code: EEP at Checkout. And... Ooak Dental is constantly innovating a new category of toothbrushes and flossers. They have created (with the help of dental hygienists) a toothbrush with V-Shape tapered bristles to conform to the shape of your teeth which allows the outer bristles to stimulate the gumline. They want to prevent a generation of people with really white, straight teeth that fall out of their mouths because they don't take care of their gums. I especially love their flosser. It's like a Swiss Army Knife of flossers! Their products are amazing and I'd love for you to check them out on Amazon. And... Kosmatology is a kids skincare line, made with kids with sensitive skin in mind. Their lotion bar, made without all the icky preservatives, is a fantastic alternative to messy lotions, and it was truly a game changer for the founder's child with eczema. I also love their hand soap. Get 15% your first order by going to www.kosmatology.com and use code: EEP at checkout.

Do you ever feel less-than? Maybe these feelings are in relation to your work, worth, body, or the life you're building. If you have ever grappled with these insecurities, this episode is here to bring you incredible hope that you don't have to have it all together to “quality” for your life's calling. In today's episode, Mary talks with actress, speaker, singer-songwriter, and founder/CEO of The Giving Keys - a jewelry company with the mission to help its employees transition out of homelessness - Caitlin Crosby. Mary and Caitlin dive deep into Caitlin's brand new book You are the Key: Turning Imperfections into Purpose, where it is through humor and warmth that Caitlin shares her hard fought journey to believe her own imperfections have led her to her greatest purpose. In this episode, Caitlin opens up about her own secret "flaw" that rocked her sense of self-worth for the better part of two decades, Her private battle to believe our scars are not sources of shame but proof of courage and prompts toward purpose, and How her passion for people led to the founding of The Giving Keys. After listening you will find your own free pass to embrace your flaws and reframe your imperfections not as limitations but as signposts toward your greatest purpose. If you are ready to walk boldly and turn your imperfections into purpose, make sure you tune into this powerful episode! Follow Caitlin here!  https://www.instagram.com/caitlincrosby/?hl=en Snag her book here!  https://www.amazon.com/You-Are-Key-Turning-Imperfections/dp/0310357977

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This week on the Thriving Beyond Belief podcast: Caitlin Crosby Related Links: WEBSITE: TheGivingKeys.com INSTAGRAM: @TheGivingKeys FACEBOOK: /TheGivingKeys

Stef welcomes actress, singer, songwriter and entrepreneur, Caitlin Crosby to the pod! Caitlin is the founder and CEO of The Giving Keys, a giveback jewelry company with a pay-it-forward model. The company has inspired over one million customers to pass on their key and encouraging someone who needs it more. She was named one of Oprah's SuperSoul 100 visionaries elevating humanity. Caitlin shares details on her forthcoming book, 'You Are The Key: Turning Imperfections Into Purpose' and discusses how the current quarentine has impacted her business and family. They discuss how they have shared similar experiences within the entertainment industry and how becoming a mom shifted their perspectives on dreams and the importance of family. Caitlin CrosbyPre-Order "You Are the Key" Today!https://youarethekeybook.comhttps://www.thegivingkeys.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/caitlincrosbyLike what you hear? Please rate and review the podcast!ManicMOMdays Podcast:Stefanie Fair: http://stefaniefair.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/stefanie.fair/https://www.instagram.com/manicmomdayspodcast/https://www.facebook.com/stefaniefairofficialhttps://www.facebook.com/manicmomdayspodcast/Questions? - podcast@stefaniefair.com

On our first official episode, we get to know one of the amazing hosts of Real Good Company: Caitlin Crosby Benward! She shares the inspiration behind her company and the journey that led her to ultimately found what is now The Giving Keys movement. Caitlin is candid about her struggles to find work-life balance while running a business and gives advice for those who may be starting their own companies.The hosts also discuss their motivation behind starting a podcast and why they decided on the name "Real Good Company." Plus, Caitlin teases her soon-to-be-released book and what unexpected books she's reading right now.Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge. Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company! 

How often do you give back to causes that you care about? The holidays are a wonderful time to reflect on our blessings, and to also GIVE BACK to those less fortunate. Robin has a heartwarming discussion with two philanthropic superstars: Chef Cat Cora of Food Network fame / Founder of Chefs for Humanity, and Caitlin Crosby of The Giving Keys. The perfect listen for the holiday season! The three women discuss their respective organizations (Robin opens up about her domestic abuse and sexual assault foundation, When Georgia Smiled) and what inspired them to create such meaningful charitable impacts. Learn about approachable ways to donate your time and how you can start your OWN foundation! Stick around for the end to play a game with the women that will challenge your donation knowledge! You will leave this episode feeling motivated to make a impact on the world. Change starts with YOU! More info: www.ivegotasecretwithrobinmcgraw.com See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Giving Keys are repurposed key necklaces stamped with inspirational words like FEARLESS, HOPE, STRENGTH, and COURAGE. When the wearer of the key encounters someone else who needs the message—they are encouraged to give it away and share their “pay-it-forward” story. Seen on celebrities like Taylor Swift and Nina Dobrev, the Giving Keys is not your average accessories brand in Los Angeles. That's because founder Caitlin Crosby started the company to employ those transitioning out of homelessness to make and assemble their products. Caitlin met up with Alli and Michael to talk about ending homelessness through employment, why "STRENGTH" is their all-time best-selling word, and when she knew it was time to turn her side gig into a full-blown social movement. To get involved, reach out to caitlin@thegivingkeys.com and keep up at thegivingkeys.com and @thegivingkeys. Don't forget to follow @alliwebb for #BTS of Raising The Bar and subscribe and rate us!   Get 45 days of Acuity Scheduling absolutely free - no credit card required - by going to acuityscheduling.com/bar !   NetSuite is offering you valuable insights with a FREE guide – “Seven Key Strategies to Grow your Profits” at NetSuite.com/bar !
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Caitlin Crosby is an American Actress, Singer, Songwriter and Entrepreneur who started out her career writing songs with Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds in high school and later signed to his label Arista Records. She also appeared on many hit TV shows such as Malcom in the Middle, That 70's Show, 7th Heaven and many more. Along her successful music and acting career, she started a business called "The Giving Keys" which employs people transitioning out of homelessness to make jewelry out of old repurposed keys.  Listen as Andy and Caitlin talk about her journey as an artist and entrepreneur. They dive into finding your passion in life and how important it is to listen to your inner voice, but most importantly when to follow it. Caitlin chronicles her foray into the very unforgiving and reluctant world of creating a business that gives back to the community in such a beautiful way, how difficult the journey is, how she overcame many obstacles and how much of a wonderful impact it has made on countless lives of others. Keep your box of tissues handy cause this ones' a tear jerker!    https://www.thegivingkeys.com/

Learn how The Giving Keys are helping solve the growing homeless rate...one key at a time

Sometimes things don’t always go according to plan. Today’s guest, Caitlin Crosby, started off as a musician and an actress. It was one chance encounter that inspired her to start the Giving Keys, a business that employs the homeless to transition them off the streets. This episode is all about understanding that sometimes we just need to let life lead us to our truest calling.

Caitlin Crosby is an artist, activist and founder of innovative fashion brand The Giving Keys. It all started when she had the idea to make custom jewelry from repurposed keys to connect people, share empowering messages and help lift people out of homelessness in Los Angeles. Listen as Cameron talks to her about the growth of The Giving Keys, what she’s learned leading it and the challenges and opportunities of her unique purpose-driven model.

Sadie welcomes Caitlin Crosby to the podcast. Caitlin is an actress, singer, songwriter, entrepreneur and founder of The Giving Keys. They discuss the beauty of flaws and imperfections, and how those can lead to your unique calling and vision. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With so many worthy causes, finding your place to give back can be daunting and overwhelming. Caitlin Crosby, founder of The Giving Keys, shares how she started a jewelry company which employs those transitioning out of homelessness, and gives advice on how you can give back to your community on any level. Follow Caitlin: @caitlincrosby @thegivingkeys www.collectivejourneys.com www.rfk.org www.thegivingkeys.com Thanks to our great sponsors bareMinerals, bioClarity, and Poshmark. bareMinerals.com Offer Code: CHALLENGED bioClarity.com Offer Code: CHALLENGED poshmark.com Intro Code: CHALLENGED5 Check out our website: www.candicekayla.com Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @CandiceKayla

Caitlin Crosby, founder and CEO of The Giving Keys, shares her story of insecurity and how she started the loveyourflawz.com. Hear how you can deal with criticism, negative responses you get from people, and more. Grow as a woman of influence when you embrace your flaws.

It is hard to imagine a more effective and inspiring commitment to collaboration than that of Caitlin Crosby and Brit Gilmore. These women have created the wildly successful and impactful brand, The Giving Keys. The Giving Keys, through their social impact  employment model, support job  creation for people transitioning out of homelessness. This week, Jessica gets deep with Caitlin and Brit and dives into their relationship, collaboration, drives, and dreams. Also, this week continues a special series of shows where Jessica takes us through the themes of her brand new book, “Imperfect Courage,” one chapter at a time! Show Notes
 - Order Imperfect Courage today! - Get your own Giving Key -Go to www.JessicaHonegger.com for updated info on her book tour, podcast, etc. Jessica's Social Instagram Facebook Twitter Linkedin

This week’s episode is with Caitlin Crosby, founder and CEO of The Giving Keys. She’s a mother, actress, musician, entrepreneur and has been featured on Oprah’s Supersoul 100, Ellen, and TEDx talks. Caitlin’s passion for helping others led her to employ homeless people to start making jewelry. Now 10 years later, The Giving Keys has grown into a thriving fashion business, and has helped over 100 of its employees transition out of homelessness. Make sure to stick around after the interview for the special segment in Season 3, “Psalms of Ascent”, and join the #100daycreativechallenge as we prepare for Worship & Creative Conference 2018.

Actress, singer, songwriter and entrepreneur Caitlin Crosby knows a thing or two about inspiring others. Growing up in Hollywood and in a family that lived and breathed the entertainment industry, Caitlin has been immered in “success” since early on in her life. But she felt called to more-- helping others embrace their so-called imperfections, changing our perspective to see flaws as beautiful. Caitlin started giving and selling keys with inspiring messages like FEARLESS, BELIEVE or INSPIRE as jewelry. Her company, The Giving Keys have been sold at Nordstrom, Ron Robinson, Starbucks and over 1,400 other retail stores around the world. ... But what happens when you “make it”? What is the hidden side of success that creates vulnerability? Have you ever gotten everything you’ve ever wanted… and still felt a little stuck? I am so thankful for the openness of this incredible woman, and I can’t wait for you to hear her *real*, raw story.

As talented and kind as they come, actress, singer, songwriter and entrepreneur Caitlin Crosby sheds her light on the influencer field in this week’s episode - and the importance of building a genuine brand that supports a cause you’re passionate about. Caitin’s company, The Giving Keys, which employs people transitioning out of homelessness to create a line of inspirational jewelry has given more than 75 homeless people jobs, all while being one of the most authentic brands I’ve come across. With The Giving Keys applauded by everyone from The Huffington Post to Teen Vogue, Caitlin brings magic to today’s episode by offering genuine tips for influencers and brands looking to grow while leaving a lasting affect. For show notes and additional information head over to www.theinfluencerpodcast.com Did you like this episode and want more of them? If so, subscribe to our podcast channel on iTunes and I would be ever so grateful if you shared this with your friends. If you want to uplevel your influence, even more, come over to JulieSolomon.net where you’ll get instant access to strategic tools and refreshing ideas that will help you connect and grow your brand.

Caitlin Crosby is a successful singer-songwriter who has changed thousands of lives as the founder of “The Giving Keys,” which provides opportunities for individuals transitioning out of homelessness. But for years, she has been fighting a secret battle with body image and the shame it’s brought her. For the first time publicly, Caitlin discusses her personal struggle and how she is working through it.

Imagine you see a homeless couple on the side of the road holding a sign that says “Ugly, Broke, and Hungry.” You stop to hear their story and take them out to dinner. And before the last course is served, you’ve invited them to be your business partners. That’s the story of Caitlin Crosby, the founder and creative visionary behind the company The Giving Keys and this week’s guest on the Building a StoryBrand podcast. The Giving Keys employs people who are trying to transition out of homelessness to engrave keys with different inspiring words. You buy a key and wear it for awhile, and then you look for a chance to pass it on and pay it forward to somebody you feel needs the message on that key more than you do. Caitlin’s story is remarkable for so many reasons, not the least of which is that she never set out to be a social entrepreneur. If you’re a creative person running a business or believe in the power of entrepreneurship to make a difference in the causes we care about, don’t miss this inspiring interview.

On this episode, I have a conversation with my friend Brit Gilmore, President of The Giving Keys. My chat with Brit was so much fun. I could have talked with her for hours! I loved hearing about her upbringing, about her family, and about how life led her down the path of using the fashion industry as a means of helping to end homelessness in Los Angeles. Brit was recently recognized as one of top social entrepreneurs under 30 by Forbes. Her story is filled with so much hope. I know you’re going to love her and I know you’re going to give more damns after hearing our conversation. There’s a 100% money back guarantee on this commitment! :) To learn more about The Giving Keys and to find ways to support their work, visit their website. Watch this video that explains their core values. Also, watch this TED talk by their founder, Caitlin Crosby. If you want to keep up with what we’re doing at Let’s Give A Damn, make sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram. Don't forget to join our weekly email list! LASTLY, HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! If you like this show, please write a review on iTunes or whoever you listen to your podcasts. This will help us stand out in the crowd and get into the ears and lives of more listeners. Until next week, keep giving so many damns! Much love. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brad Lomenick is a strategic advisor and leadership consultant. He has written two books on the subject of leadership, The Catalyst Leader and, his latest book, H3 Leadership. Brad discusses the three big Hs that every leader needs in order to inspire and propel them to the next level. He also not only talks about why millennials are different but offers some compelling advice to anyone who is just beginning their career or journey.   Key Takeaways: [0:35] Thank you to our sponsor Vancity Buzz. [2:45] What was Brad's defining moment as a man? [6:30] So many aspects of Brad's story have been built on the shoulders of other people who have helped him. [6:40] What does Brad currently do? [8:00] Brad wants to impact the next generation. [9:10] Brad focuses on building strong leaders. [12:40] What is the secret sauce to creating a movement? [16:45] As soon as you're feeling big, you need to go back to the same thinking you had when you first started. [17:15] How do you influence a millennial? [18:55] Millennials believe they can change the world. They are incredibly positive. [19:25] Millennials have such high expectations that reality can throw them off guard. [20:00] Go find something right now, even if it's not your life calling, and go crush it. [20:15] Be the best you can be with what you're doing today. [22:45] Millennials are the generation with options. [23:45] It doesn't matter how old you are now, it matters what you can do and what you know. [24:30] Brad talks about his latest book, H3 Leadership. [26:30] If you feel like you're a humble leader, then you're probably not. [30:30] Every team knows their leader's flaws. [31:20] You have to lead with your true self. [32:20] Always stay hungry. [34:55] Great leaders are often the most curious. [37:25] What is hustle? [40:45] You have to create a bit of margin in your life in order for you to hustle at the right times. [42:25] Generosity has to be part of your hustle. [43:30] One of the most difficult lessons for leaders is to let go. [44:40] Your job is to replace yourself. [46:50] Brad talks about the young influencers list. [48:45] Brad currently loves what Caitlin Crosby is doing. [51:10] What legacy does Brad wish to leave behind?   Mentioned in This Episode: www.vancitybuzz.com/ www.mantalks.com/ www.bradlomenick.com/ The Catalyst Leader by Brad Lomenick H3 Leadership by Brad Lomenick www.thegivingkeys.com   Music Credit: Parlange & Latenite Automatic (www.jesusparlange.com – www.lateniteautomatic.com)

"There are so many people that have this gold in them but there is no one to encourage them to change their lives." This week’s amazing NIONradio guest is my long time friend, Caitlin Crosby. Not only is she a super talented musician, but she's also the founder of this amazing company called The Giving Keys. They’ve blown up in the last few years, and I see people wearing them all the time. They are these key necklaces and bracelets that have a word stamped into them. You wear one until you meet someone who you think needs the word inscribed on it, then you give it to that person. The story and vision behind this project is amazing, which you will hear in this episode. Caitlin has a beautiful heart, and is out to change the world. She truly cares about everyone and inspires me to become a better person. She’s passionate about issues that could have an impact on someones life and make them feel less alone. Her Giving Keys are a prime example of this movement that she has created. Caitlin is full of love, and we even talk about her journey of falling in love on this episode. "Unless you're willing to fight for me, to fight to keep this relationship alive, then I have to walk away." Some things we learn in this podcast: Growing up in Los Angeles The funny story of how Caitlin Founded The Giving Keys On building a business with a team of stranger homeless friends How to build a for purpose business slowly and consistently Embracing the pay it forward concept Amazing stories of helping homeless recover Managing rapid growth in a for purpose organization Applying lessons learned from Youth Group Where Caitlin gets her ideas for her songs How to cultivate a thriving relationship/marriage The story of how she met her husband Advice for women seeking the right man Cultivating a way of being that attracts great people Strategies for manifesting confidence Links mentioned: Learn more and buy something from The Giving Keys Save that Pillow - One of Caitlin's favorite songs Imperfect is the New Perfect - A Song about Owning the Things that aren't going to Change Love your Flaws - Facebook, Instagram and Twitter Connect with Caitlin Crosby Instagram | Twitter | Website

In this episode of Chatting with Cathy, singer/songwriter and actress, Caitlin Crosby stops by to talk about growing up in the industry, her weird way of rebelling as a teenager, her new EP, ‘Save That Pillow,’ and Caitlin does a special acoustic performance. Caitlin also discusses the creation of Love Your Flawz and The Giving […] The post Caitlin Crosby Interview | AfterBuzz TV's Chatting With Cathy appeared first on AfterBuzz TV Network.

This week we talk to one of our favorite indie-rock bands, Local Natives. The L.A. band has just released its second album, Hummingbird, and it’s one you need to check out. We also talk to musician and actress Caitlin Crosby about her organization, “The Giving Keys,” aimed at getting people out of homelessness through the power of recycled keys. Plus, Cameron scares the neighborhood hoodlums, we unpack the future of 3-D printers and

This week we talk to one of our favorite indie-rock bands, Local Natives. The L.A. band has just released its second album, Hummingbird, and it's one you need to check out. We also talk to musician and actress Caitlin Crosby about her organization, “The Giving Keys,” aimed at getting people out of homelessness through the power of recycled keys. Plus, Cameron scares the neighborhood hoodlums, we unpack the future of 3-D printers and--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/relevant-podcast/support See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Fresh Forward we welcome actress-singer Caitlin Crosby. Check out an article that Sarah wrote about Caitlin for her internship at Young Hollywood. Caitlin will be talking with us about two of her projects, Loveyourflawz.com and The Giving Keys. Both campaigns are making the world a better place and we can't wait to share with you Caitlin's "keys" to living the life you love!

Includes a Mantra and Serenity Prayer. CEO/Founder and all around wonderful human, Caitlin Crosby, joins DENTalks to share her remarkable story of starting her own business, the Giving Keys. Prepare to be inspired by this humbling conversation about religion vs spirituality, virginity, and the serendipitous moments and signs that have guided Caitlin towards the right path. Includes a powerful mantra about bravery and serenity prayer.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/dentalks-powered-by-den-meditation7294/donations