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“Start with your own small radius and perfect it…when you can succeed in selling well in your small radius, then you can duplicate it.”- Elaine Tan ComeauLaunching just two days after the birth of her third child, Easy Daysies Ltd. founder and CEO Elaine Tan Comeau successfully scaled a unique product-based business selling an invention created at her own kitchen table.In this episode, I speak to the school-teacher-turned-accidental-inventor whose award-winning daily magnetic planners teach children to become more cooperative and independent — and incited a bidding war between all FIVE Dragons' Den investors.If you're looking to be inspired by a powerful female entrepreneur who has succeeded in the face of adversity, then just press play on this episode!In‌ ‌this‌ ‌episode,‌ ‌you'll discover:‌A walkthrough of the early days of a product-based company (and how she launched with just $1400)How Elaine streamlined her supply chain and built a sales team so that she could scale upHow she continued growing after a life-changing medical emergencyAbout Elaine Tan Comeau: A five-time nominee for the RBC Women of Influence Award, she is a sought after keynote speaker, author, and CEO and founder of Easy Daysies Ltd.  Elaine has been featured in Forbes, Macleans, CBC, FOX, CTV, Canadian Business Magazine, Parents Magazine, and the Financial Post, and was awarded the 2014 Canadian Mompreneur of the Year, Chamber of Commerce Award for Excellence in Business. Highlights:‌00:01  Intro04:57  Meet Elaine Tan Comeau08:08  First $140009:11  Learning how to sell13:05  Supply chain & distribution18:25  Dragons' Den & investors26:22  Course, book & podcast31:16  Stroke impact38:31  What she knows now41:11  What's next?Links:‌https://www.easydaysies.comhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CLY64ZRhttps://elaineskitchentable.com/perfectpitch-masterclasshttps://ca.linkedin.com/in/elainetancomeauTwitter: @chatwithelaineInstagram: @elainetancomeau, @easydaysiesMy appearance on Elaine's podcasthttps://elaineskitchentable.com/shelaghTo work with me visit:https://shelaghcummins.comStay ConnectedLike what you're hearing? Click here to subscribe in iTunes for more episodes with great tips and conversations with women that are revolutionizing the way we do business!Join the Road To Seven Facebook group to meet other like-minded entrepreneurs who want to band together and rise up.I would be grateful if you left a review on iTunes so that others can find and boost their business too! Just click here to reviewJoin the road to seven FB group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/867037907397297

Elaine Tan Comeau knows the ups and downs of being a mom entrepreneur.  She launched her product line and company from off her kitchen table two days after her third baby was born.  She went from being a school teacher to accidentally inventing a children's product, to CEO and Founder of one of Dragons' Den favorite pitches, Easy Daysies, which incited a bidding war among all five Dragons. Also winner of Kevin Harrington's Pitch Tank.  She has been featured in Forbes, Macleans, CBC, FOX, CTV, Canadian Business Magazine, and the Financial Post, to name a few.  Elaine was awarded the 2014 Canadian Mompreneur of the Year, Four time nominee for the RBC Women of Influence Award, Chamber of Commerce Award for Excellence in Business, and just published her third article in a University Textbook, "Educational Psychology".  Her company Easy Daysies has won 13 awards and was announced as one of the 2018 Top Ten Most Innovative Companies by Small Business BC. Elaine loves supporting women in business through speaking on stages, through her podcast “Elaine's Kitchen Table… the Business of Real Life”, as the Lead Ambassador of the Western Canada Chapter of Mompreneurs Canada, and through her Best Seller book, “Sell Your Passion”!  Elaine is honoured to have opportunities to give back and is a member of the Marketing Advisory Council for Douglas College, and a Patron for the ANCA Naturally Autistic World Festival.  Please do follow her on social media @easydaysies and @elainetancomeau.Elaine shares her impact of Covid-19 and what has helped her get through her days at home.She follows this acrynym - CALMCreate – create a workspace at home for yourself and your kids. Create a schedule to decrease anxiety and more productivity. Create office hours.  Amplify – amplify your expertise and offer help.Lighten – lighten your expectations, but don't lower them.  Lighten others load and be kind.Make – Make connections with your customers, kids, community. Technology entering more home's and recommended by Elaine1.      Zoom, House Party,  Messenger for kids2.      Scribd – audio books, magazines, sheet music3.      Calendly – online booking system (with Zoom Integration)4.      Upworks – for hiring online Virtual Assistance.Advise from Elaine:Don't ignore symptoms of your health!!!  Take time aside for you and your business.Set Targets to achieve your goals.  How Basketball is similar to Sales. – if you are in a triple threat position – 1.      Pause 2.      Make a choice 3.      Drive it forwardLeave your honest review of this episode on itunes.Follow me on Facebook and IGJoin our Community

Mornings are the worst time of the day for our family BY FAR!  My husband and I are NOT morning people and apparently neither are our kids who are now 12 and almost 15.   I have always found that a regular routine is key to getting us out the door on time and in peace (although it’s not always a perfect science with teenagery boys!).  For parents who struggle with mornings and establishing a routine, meet your new best friend, Elaine Tan Comeau, founder of Easy Daysies!  As a mom to three kids and a former teacher, she has developed easy to follow magnetic schedules to help kids stay on track of tasks from morning routines to bedtime.  If you struggle with these areas of the day like most parents, you need to check out this episode where Elaine explains why a schedule and routine is so important and how to get on one. BONUS: Elaine shares her thoughts on homeschooling during quarantine as well.  P.S. use these same tips for when kids are back in school for when they need to do homework! About Elaine Tan Comeau Elaine Tan Comeau knows the ups and downs of being a mom entrepreneur.  She launched her product line and company from off her kitchen table two days after her third baby was born.  She went from being a school teacher to accidentally inventing a children’s product, to CEO and Founder of one of Dragons’ Den favorite pitches, Easy Daysies, which incited a bidding war among all five Dragons. Also winner of Kevin Harrington's Pitch Tank.  She has been featured in Forbes, Macleans, CBC, FOX, CTV, Canadian Business Magazine, and the Financial Post, to name a few.   Elaine was awarded the 2014 Canadian Mompreneur of the Year, Three time nominee for the RBC Women of Influence Award (but she has never accepted), Chamber of Commerce Award for Excellence in Business, and just published her third article in a University Textbook, "Educational Psychology".  Her company Easy Daysies has won 13 awards and was announced as one of the 2018 Top Ten Most Innovative Companies by Small Business BC.  Elaine loves supporting women in business through speaking on stages, through her podcast “Elaine’s Kitchen Table… the Business of Real Life”, as the Lead Ambassador of the Western Canada Chapter of Mompreneurs Canada, and through her Best Seller book, “Sell Your Passion”!  Elaine is honoured to have opportunities to give back and is a member of the Marketing Advisory Council for Douglas College, and a Patron for the ANCA Naturally Autistic World Festival.  Please do follow her on social media @easydaysies and @elainetancomeau.  Click this link for 20% off your Easy Daysies magnetic scheduler! https://www.easydaysies.com/   From the Podcast: C reate a schedule/guidelines and a workspace A lign learning to their interests (like Star Wars for example) L ighten your expectations M ake time to be interested in your kids’ work.  Make the schedule consistent with regular school hours if you can.      Thanks for listening! It means so much to me that you listened to my podcast! If you would like to purchase my book or other parenting resources, visit me at www.yellingcurebook.com   With this podcast, my intention is to build a community of parents that can have open and honest conversations about parenting without judgement or criticism.  We have too much of that!  I honor each parent and their path towards becoming the best parent they can be.  My hope is to inspire more parents to consider the practice of Peaceful Parenting. If you know somebody who would benefit from this message, or would be an awesome addition to our community, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.   Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below!   Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe on the podcast app on your mobile device.   Leave a review I appreciate every bit of feedback to make this a value adding part of your day. Ratings and reviews from listeners not only help me improve, but also help others find me in their podcast app. If you have a minute, an honest review on iTunes goes a long way! Thank You!!

Elaine Tan Comeau is a successful entrepreneur, mom of three, happily married and a (reformed) multi-tasker. Back in April of 2018, she suffered a stroke. In this intimate interview with Elaine, she shares details of that day that she has never shared publicly before. She learned a few critical life lessons on that fateful day, and in the months that followed in her stroke recovery. Elaine Tan Comeau knows the ups and downs of being a mom entrepreneur. She launched her product line and company from off her kitchen table two days after her third baby was born. She went from being a school teacher to accidentally inventing a children’s product, to CEO and Founder of one of Dragons’ Den favorite pitches, Easy Daysies, which incited a bidding war among all five Dragons. Also winner of Kevin Harrington's Pitch Tank. She has been featured in Forbes, Macleans, CBC, FOX, CTV, Canadian Business Magazine, and the Financial Post, to name a few. Elaine was awarded the 2014 Canadian Mompreneur of the Year, Three time nominee for the RBC Women of Influence Award (but she has never accepted), Chamber of Commerce Award for Excellence in Business, and just published her third article in a University Textbook, "Educational Psychology". Her company Easy Daysies (www.easydaysies.com) has won 13 awards and was announced as one of the 2018 Top Ten Most Innovative Companies by Small Business BC. Easy Daysies was also chosen by Ford Company as one the 2014 Dragons’ Den Driven For Success Companies that exemplified Ford’s Four Pillars of Success. Elaine loves supporting women in business through speaking on stages, through her podcast “Elaine’s Kitchen Table… the Business of Real Life”, as the Lead Ambassador of the Western Canada Chapter of Mompreneurs Canada, and through her Best Seller book, “Sell Your Passion”! Elaine is honoured to have opportunities to give back and is a member of the Marketing Advisory Council for Douglas College, and a Patron for the ANCA Naturally Autistic World Festival. Please do follow her on social media https://www.instagram.com/easydaysies/ https://www.instagram.com/elainetancomeau/ Connect with Julie Boyer of Wake Up With Gratitude! https://www.facebook.com/juliecmboyer/ https://www.instagram.com/juliecmboyer/ https://www.instagram.com/wakeupwithgratitudephoto https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliecmboyer/ https://twitter.com/juliecmboyer

The word food is defined any nutritious substance that people or animals eat or drink, or that plants absorb, in order to maintain life and growth.Now for you that is true. Through perspective, some struggle, and discipline food has been a strong part of their life. You eat well. You cook well. You live well. You have maintained life and growth.But maybe you are on the other perspective, it’s not. For a variety of different reasons, you may have had a struggle with food. You have tried many different things, diets, other things, but there is struggle. Which has led to self condemnation and shame. Which has led to many other things. But you have not eaten well. You have not cooked well. You have not lived well. You are struggling to maintain a well lived life and growth.There is one other perspective. One that is a bit silent, but it’s there. The fact that some do not out of cost and circumstances, do not eat.Some kids miss meals. Some adults miss meals.It’s interesting this definition of food. Because it would seem for some of us, I know for me that although food is intended in many ways to be a medicine, my relationship with food seems counter to that.Perhaps our guest today can give some perspective.Dr. Theresa Nicassio is a kindness advocate who discovered the hard way how Food can be Medicine. Not wanting to leave her daughters motherless before they graduated high school, this dedicated mother immersed herself into learning everything she could about health and healing and was able to turn the trajectory of her life around. Sharing what she has learned along her journey, Dr. Nicassio now offers her multi-faceted expertise as a wellness specialist to the global community in her capacities as a registered psychologist #1541, speaker, raw food chef and nutrition educator, magazine columnist, and radio and TV guest. Passionate about public awareness and empowerment, Theresa also contributes to social, emotional and environmental transformation through social media and her blogs TheresaNicassio.com & YumFoodForLiving.com. Theresa is a 2015 Canadian Champion and 2016 Best in the World Award Recipient for her internationally-acclaimed book YUM: Plant-Based Recipes For A Gluten-Free Diet, a Top Finalist for the 2017 Canadian Mompreneur® of the Year Award and 2017 Woman of Worth Leader of the Year Award, and is the host of the Dr. Theresa Nicassio Show on HealthyLife.net – All Positive Talk Radio.(less)Topics we cover include;-Her journey-Choosing to eat differently-Inclusive cooking-Culture of Kindness-Food for the soulFollow TheresaNicassio.com for moreFollow meFacebook: Kevin OlenickLike Agree or Disagree: The Podcast on FacebookTwitter:@kevoleSpreaker:@kevoleSoundcloud:@kevoleInstagram:@kevoleYou Tube:Kevin OlenickPatreon: @kevole

Loving the Unloveable with Dr. Theresa Nicassio Is it possible to love yourself and others? Tune in for this soul inspiring discussion with Dr. Theresa Nicassio. Dr. Theresa is a kindness advocate who discovered the hard way how Food can be Medicine. Not wanting to leave her daughters motherless before they graduated high school, this dedicated mother immersed herself into learning everything she could about health and healing and was able to turn the trajectory of her life around. Theresa is a 2015 Canadian Champion and 2016 Best in the World Award Recipient for her internationally-acclaimed book YUM: Plant Based Recipes For a Gluten Free Diet, a Top Finalist for the 2017 Canadian Mompreneur of the Year Award. http://theresanicassio.comLlewellyn’s Little Book of Chakras by Cyndi Dale Learn how to clear chakras, connect with your higher mind, improve sleep and reduce stress, and more in this interview with Cyndi Dale. Cyndi is an internationally renowned author, speaker, healer, and business consultant. She is president of Life Systems Services, through which she has conducted over 35,000 client sessions and presented training classes throughout Europe, Asia, and the Americas. http://cyndidale.com