Podcast appearances and mentions of chantelle turner

When relationships break down, dividing assets can get messy, especially when it comes to the family home, investment properties, or family businesses. While keeping the house might seem like the easiest option, tax consequences can catch people by surprise. One wrong step could mean unexpected tax bills down the track. That’s why having the right financial advice is essential. Vic Rajah, firm principal at Vic Rajah Family Lawyers, and Chantelle Turner, Tax Manager at the Bongiorno Group, unpack the key tax and legal issues in family law property settlements and explain how to avoid costly mistakes during one of life’s most challenging transitions. Vic Rajah Family Lawyers https://www.vicrajah.com.au/ The Money Doctors is proudly brought to you by leading financial services organisation the Bongiorno Group, the preferred tax and accounting partner for the Australian Medical Association Victoria. For more information, please call 03 9863 3111 or visit https://bongiorno.com.au/ This general advice has been prepared without taking account of your objectives, financial situation or needs. You should consider the appropriateness of this advice before acting on it. If this general advice relates to acquiring a financial product, you should obtain a Product Disclosure Statement before deciding to acquire the product.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Despite their potential to protect assets and prevent future disputes, prenuptials remain underutilised. For many, they’re an essential part of asset protection strategy, offering clarity and certainty in case the unexpected happens. But they’re not without challenges. Vic Rajah, firm principal at Vic Rajah Family Lawyers, and Chantelle Turner, Tax Manager at the Bongiorno Group, examine who benefits from these agreements, how they can be set aside, and why it’s vital to seek sound legal advice before signing on the dotted line. Vic Rajah Family Lawyers https://www.vicrajah.com.au/ The Money Doctors is proudly brought to you by leading financial services organisation the Bongiorno Group, the preferred tax and accounting partner for the Australian Medical Association Victoria. For more information, please call 03 9863 3111 or visit https://bongiorno.com.au/ This general advice has been prepared without taking account of your objectives, financial situation or needs. You should consider the appropriateness of this advice before acting on it. If this general advice relates to acquiring a financial product, you should obtain a Product Disclosure Statement before deciding to acquire the product.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Pharmacy View Podcast's Full Scope Pharmacy Leadership stream, host, Chantelle Turner, a Pharmacist Leadership and Business Coach at TURN Pharmacy Leadership, speaks with Kristina Fox, a Community Pharmacist and Pharmacy owner of Complete Care Pharmacy, Rosny Park. Kristina shares their transformative journey in reshaping Complete Care Pharmacy in Rosny Park. Kristina's passion for implementing innovative healthcare services led to the creation of a scalable Pharmacy model, one that expanded far beyond their initial intentions. They reflect on the challenges of managing change, addressing staff burnout, and overcoming operational inefficiencies that hindered patient care. The conversation highlights how leadership and innovation in community Pharmacy can drive meaningful change. Kristina describes their approach to innovation as one of problem-solving rather than entrepreneurship. They focus on identifying inefficiencies and seeking practical solutions, which led to a complete overhaul of systems, processes, and Pharmacy layouts. The success of this transformation was due to the collective effort of the team, including Pharmacists, Pharmacy assistants, and front-of-shop staff. Kristina credits their support network, both professionally and personally, as a major factor in the success of the model. A major turning point for Kristina's team was realising that merely adding more staff was not enough to improve operations. Facing operational chaos and the growing complexity of prescriptions, Kristina introduced a "digital basket" system to balance digital, paper, and vaccination requests. This idea prompted a shift from reactive problem-solving to a more visionary approach. Kristina sought the expertise of industry professionals to identify the right technology partners, and while initially facing resistance from developers, achieving even partial success was seen as a significant victory. Kristina advocates for starting rather than waiting for a perfect plan. They believe that large corporations often become paralysed by decision-making, whereas their Pharmacy embraced an iterative approach, launching a version one and refining it based on real-world feedback. Kristina also discusses how this approach applied to the development of the Complete Care Pharmacy model, emphasising the importance of risk-taking, continuous improvement, and teamwork in driving innovation within Pharmacy practice. Effective communication is another key theme Kristina explores in leadership. By engaging all team members in the process of change, from delivery drivers to senior partners, they facilitated a smoother transition to the new Pharmacy model. Activities such as fun team events, open discussions, and regular check-ins helped ensure ongoing feedback and fostered team morale. Kristina's approach to communication included structured input from staff, such as "Shark Tank"-style pitch sessions, which allowed for innovation-driven decisions within the team. Kristina's passion for reshaping community Pharmacy extends to their vision for a patient-centred approach that moves away from a volume-driven model. They believe that providing accessible, affordable healthcare and fostering happier Pharmacists are integral to improving patient outcomes. With the rise of automation and AI in Pharmacy practice, Kristina highlights the importance of emotional intelligence and effective communication in maintaining strong relationships within Pharmacy teams and with patients. By sharing their insights and offering support to others, Kristina hopes to inspire further industry-wide change. #CommunityPharmacy #HealthcareInnovation #PatientCare #Complete Care #EmotionalIntelligence #PharmacyAutomation #AIinPharmacy #FutureOfPharmacy #HealthcareLeadership #PharmacistRoles

Divorce is one of those events that marks a significant life transition, often accompanied by emotional, financial, and legal complexities. It raises critical questions: How are assets fairly divided? How can disputes be resolved efficiently while minimising conflict? Vic Rajah, firm principal at Vic Rajah Family Lawyers, and Chantelle Turner, Tax Manager at the Bongiorno Group, explore the legal framework surrounding divorce, focusing on property settlements, child custody, and dispute resolution. Vic says mediation and alternative dispute resolution are encouraged to reach amicable solutions, avoiding prolonged, expensive court proceedings. Seeking early legal guidance can prevent costly mistakes and help parties make informed decisions about separation. Vic Rajah Family Lawyers https://www.vicrajah.com.au/ The Money Doctors is proudly brought to you by leading financial services organisation the Bongiorno Group, the preferred tax and accounting partner for the Australian Medical Association Victoria. For more information, please call 03 9863 3111 or visit https://bongiorno.com.au/ This general advice has been prepared without taking account of your objectives, financial situation or needs. You should consider the appropriateness of this advice before acting on it. If this general advice relates to acquiring a financial product, you should obtain a Product Disclosure Statement before deciding to acquire the product.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Pharmacy View Podcast's Full Scope Pharmacy Leadership stream, host, Chantelle Turner, a Pharmacist Leadership and Business Coach at TURN Pharmacy Leadership, speaks with Curtis Ruhnau, Pharmacist, a partner at Emerton Pharmacy and President of the Pharmacists' Support Service (PSS). Curtis reflects on their journey into the pharmacy profession, driven by a passion for chronic care management and a commitment to supporting both patients and fellow Pharmacists. They share insights into Emerton Pharmacy's recent dual recognition in 2024, winning Excellence in Community Engagement and Excellence in Harm Minimisation, demonstrating their dedication to patient care and public health. Curtis discusses the increasing importance of mental health and self-awareness within the Pharmacy profession, particularly post-COVID, where many Pharmacists face stress, uncertainty, and isolation. Drawing from their experience teaching medical students about self-awareness, Curtis highlights the need for greater advocacy around mental well-being in Pharmacy. They address how these challenges manifest in the evolving landscape of full-scope Pharmacy practice and emphasise the value of honest communication and proactive strategies for maintaining mental health. Curtis shares personal insights into managing stress, emphasising the importance of acknowledging imposter syndrome and viewing it as a prompt for continuous learning. They describe their own approach to upskilling and self-care, sharing personal practices like reflection and stress management techniques. Curtis further underscores the role of mentorship, community, and teamwork in professional success, acknowledging that leadership often involves collective effort and support. The episode concludes with a powerful discussion on the value of "listening with intention" in leadership. Curtis recounts lessons learned from Indigenous elders about the significance of deep listening and emotional intelligence in building empathetic and supportive teams. They highlight how small, intentional actions can strengthen the pharmacy community and foster a culture of care, reinforcing that empathy and active listening are essential for effective leadership and long-term growth in the profession.

In this episode of Pharmacy View Podcast's Full Scope Pharmacy Leadership stream, host, Chantelle Turner, a Pharmacist Leadership and Business Coach at TURN Pharmacy Leadership, welcomes Shaylee Mills. A Rural Pharmacist, Pharmacy Help Karratha, who is also the National PSA Intern Pharmacist of the Year 2022. Shaylee shares their unique journey into Pharmacy, their dedication to rural healthcare, and insights on mentoring future Pharmacists. Tune in to discover the challenges and rewards of a fulfilling career in Rural Pharmacy. Shaylee shares their unexpected journey into Pharmacy, inspired by a love for organic chemistry found in university course books. They recount their diverse experiences across metropolitan, rural, and hospital Pharmacies, as well as their involvement in student advocacy and research. Shaylee's passion for Rural Pharmacy was solidified during a placement in Karratha, leading them to return and continue their impactful work in the community. Shaylee discusses their deep commitment to Rural Pharmacy, shaped by their upbringing in a rural area and professional experiences in rural healthcare. They emphasize critical challenges such as workforce shortages and limited access to doctors, highlighting Pharmacists' vital role in these communities. Shaylee advocates for increasing the rural healthcare workforce and shifting the Pharmacy model towards primary care to better support patients. Shaylee shares insights on the distinct advantages of pursuing a career in Rural Community Pharmacy, highlighting the immense professional satisfaction and rapid career progression it offers. They address the misconception that Community Pharmacy lacks clinical opportunities, illustrating how rural settings provide a rich, clinical work environment. Additionally, Shaylee emphasizes the work-life balance and rewarding community connections that come with living and working in rural areas. Chantelle and Shaylee discuss the importance of self-care and preventing burnout in early career Pharmacists. Shaylee emphasizes three key leadership skills: self-awareness, adaptability, and determination. They explain that self-awareness involves understanding one's emotions and reflecting on personal capacity and stress levels. Adaptability is crucial, especially in rural settings where circumstances can change rapidly. Determination helps push through challenging times until conditions improve, maintaining a sustainable and fulfilling career in Pharmacy. Shaylee also discusses their role in nurturing early career Pharmacists within the Karratha community, emphasizing the importance of mentoring Pharmacy students. This mentorship leads to successful recruitment and retention of future Pharmacists. Shaylee shares their passion for providing students with positive experiences, inspired by their own journey and impactful mentors. They highlight the gratifying nature of this work, noting that about 50% of their current staff were once students who interned with them, underscoring the effectiveness of their mentorship and community-building efforts. Additionally, Shaylee addresses the misconceptions and pain points that deter Pharmacists from pursuing rural positions, such as isolation, workload, and relocation challenges. They counter these concerns with their own positive experiences and the support systems available, including financial aid and unique professional opportunities. Shaylee emphasizes the importance of early conversations about rural healthcare careers at the university level to inspire and inform future Pharmacists, advocating for greater awareness and discussion about the benefits and unique experiences of Rural Pharmacy practice.

If you were expecting a tax refund, but find yourself with having to pay extra tax on your tax return, there could be several reasons why. Chantelle Turner, Tax Manager at the Bongiorno Group, and Financial Consultant Matt Homewood, address the common misconceptions and challenges surrounding tax returns. Even if you have a similar job to your colleagues, your tax situation can be very different due to factors like work hours, penalty rates, HECS/HELP debts, salary packaging, and overtime. Salary packaging, in particular, often leads to unexpected tax payables due to the difference between taxable income and adjusted taxable income. The Money Doctors is proudly brought to you by leading financial services organisation the Bongiorno Group, the preferred tax and accounting partner for the Australian Medical Association Victoria and the Australian Dental Association Victorian Branch. For more information, please call 03 9863 3111 or visit https://bongiorno.com.au/ This general advice has been prepared without taking account of your objectives, financial situation or needs. You should consider the appropriateness of this advice before acting on it. If this general advice relates to acquiring a financial product, you should obtain a Product Disclosure Statement before deciding to acquire the product.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clinical Governance – we all know about it, but what is it really, why does it matter, and how can we move beyond just ticking boxes to make it a practical, impactful part of our everyday work? Chantelle Turner is a Pharmacist Leadership Coach at Turn Pharmacy Leadership, and joins the show to share her insights on making clinical governance practical and ensuring that everyone in your pharmacy understands why it's important and how to implement it themselves. We'll uncover the strategies and practices that can transform clinical governance from a bureaucratic chore into a dynamic framework for improving quality, safety, and accountability in pharmacy. EnjoySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Pharmacy View Podcast's Full Scope Pharmacy Leadership stream, host, Chantelle Turner, a Pharmacist Leadership and Business Coach at TURN Pharmacy Leadership, engages in a dynamic conversation with Maria Cooper, a Community Pharmacist and a PhD Candidate at the University of South Australia. Maria advocates for enhancing the mental health of the Pharmacy workforce through peer support, reflecting on their journey and the need for support during unprecedented challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic. The conversation spans topics from the transition of early-career Pharmacists to mid-career professionals to Cooper's serendipitous entry into research, leading to a Ph.D. focusing on peer support in community Pharmacies. Maria delves into their ongoing research addressing the historical stigma towards Community Pharmacy, the challenges young Pharmacists face, and the unique role community Pharmacies play during crises. They stress the importance of recognizing the value of Community Pharmacy, especially in providing crucial in-person support during emergencies. The survey data presented highlights the job satisfaction of Community Pharmacists, emphasizing the need for acknowledgment, remuneration, and public awareness regarding the complexity of their work. The conversation unfolds to encompass the necessity of substantial organizational and legislative changes within the Pharmacy profession, including a shift in workplace cultures. Maria advocates for equipping Pharmacists, especially recent graduates in leadership roles, with conflict resolution and leadership skills. The discussion underscores the importance of peer support among employee Pharmacists, drawing attention to the unique challenges those in Community Pharmacies face. Maria provides historical context to peer support, tracing its presence in various forms for centuries. They highlight the feasibility study on peer support in early career Pharmacists, encouraging an open-minded and calm approach to maximize its benefits. The episode concludes with Cooper emphasizing the significance of longitudinal data in understanding changes in the Community Pharmacy climate and inviting participation in the survey, offering five $100 Visa gift cards as an incentive. Maria's survey for ECPs: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/maria-cooper-130275253_hi-all-me-again-i-hope-youve-all-had-activity-7157920591243530240-Z8c8?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

In this episode of Pharmacy View Podcast's Full Scope Pharmacy Leadership stream, host Chantelle Turner, a Pharmacist Leadership and Business Coach at TURN Pharmacy Leadership, is joined by Jacob Warner, CPD Manager at the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia. Join the conversation as Jacob shares their unique journey in the Pharmaceutical field, leading the reshaping of Pharmacy standards, and navigating the intricacies of project management with transparency and adaptability at the forefront. Discover the challenges, triumphs, and valuable insights into the collaborative process of defining standards for the dynamic pharmacy profession. Jake starts the conversation by sharing about their diverse journey into the Pharmaceutical field, spanning academia, clinical Pharmacy, and publishing. As the project lead in reshaping Pharmacy standards, Jake highlights the collaborative efforts, inclusivity, and evolving goals of the project, resulting in a comprehensive set of standards applicable to all Pharmacists. Diversity and inclusivity take center stage as Jacob discusses their transparent approach to shaping Pharmacy standards. They underline the importance of varied perspectives, setting the scene for each meeting, and documenting contentious points, ensuring everyone's voice is heard. The utilization of online platforms facilitates extended discussions, fostering an environment valuing diverse opinions beyond limited meeting times. Jacob then details the challenges of revising Pharmacy standards, emphasizing the need for a contemporary and applicable approach. Unexpectedly transformative, the project aligns standards with the medicine management cycle. Jake's commitment to transparency is evident as they navigate through substantial changes, leading to a lengthy but valuable process marked by continuous modifications. Project management intricacies are revealed as Jacob discusses the dynamic nature of chairing meetings. The importance of adapting to each chair's style, maintaining clear aims, and addressing points of contention is underscored. Challenges faced in writing standards are illuminated, highlighting the learning curve and the focus on consistency and clarity in communication. Jacob's approach to project management involves leveraging online collaboration tools and maintaining a clear project timeline. The adaptability and flexibility of the Pharmacy profession are emphasized, aligning standards with daily frontline practices and recognizing the skills Pharmacists already possess. Closing the loop in discussions is Jacob's key to progress, ensuring continuous dialogue, transparent decision-making, and alignment with project goals. Their leadership toolbox includes the essential tool of transparency, fostering collaboration where everyone's voice is valued.

In this episode of Pharmacy View Podcast's Full Scope Pharmacy Leadership stream, host, Chantelle Turner, a Pharmacist Leadership and Business Coach at TURN Pharmacy Leadership, engages in a dynamic conversation with Marta Stybowski, Pharmacist, Director & Founder of Fusion Health Space, and Director of Friendly Pharmacy (Vic).  In this episode, Marta shares their extensive experience in Community Pharmacies, talks about their passion for redesigning Pharmacy spaces beyond conventional norms, emphasizes the holistic approach to design, and offers valuable insights into the complexities of optimizing physical environments for operational success. Join the discussion as they explore the unique challenges of Community Pharmacies, the importance of tailored design solutions, and effective communication strategies for project success. Marta's passion lies in redesigning Pharmacy spaces, moving beyond conventional floor plans. They emphasize a holistic approach to Pharmacy design, considering operations, people, and functional aspects. With over ten years of diverse experience in Community Pharmacies across different locations, Marta shares their journey, including pursuing an MBA and working as a Consulting Pharmacist. This journey eventually led to the founding of Fusion Health Space, focusing on workflow and operational consulting. Marta highlights the term "fusion" in their approach to Pharmacy design, emphasizing the blend of regulatory, building code, consumer expectations, and operational logistics. They discuss the unique challenges of Community Pharmacies and stress the need for a Tetris-like design puzzle to harmoniously blend these diverse elements. Marta advocates against a one-size-fits-all approach, underscoring the importance of understanding each Pharmacy's unique needs, from team dynamics to business objectives. Communication emerges as a crucial factor in successful Pharmacy design projects, according to Marta. They stress the need for clear communication from Pharmacy owners and leaders, conveying the vision, objectives, and reasons behind the changes. Effective communication helps build positivity, alleviates fears, and ensures every team member is informed and excited about the transformations. Marta delves into the intricacies of strategically placing the right people in designed spaces for optimal functionality. They provide an example of aligning design with actual utilization, emphasizing the need to consider skills and services required to meet community needs. Marta also explores the integration of processes and technology in Pharmacy systems, using prescription processing as an example. They highlight the importance of adapting processes to evolving technologies and assessing physical space to accommodate these changes. The episode concludes with Marta discussing the challenges of incorporating team input into Pharmacy design projects. They value insights from the broader team, emphasizing the importance of balancing input with efficient decision-making. Marta shares successful experiences of well-communicated processes, staff engagement, and collaboration with leaders in achieving project objectives.

Note: The content discussed in this episode includes references to experiences involving mental health challenges, including thoughts of suicide. Please be advised that the following conversation may be sensitive and triggering for some individuals. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional or contact a helpline for support. Remember, you are not alone, and help is available. In this episode of Pharmacy View Podcast's Full Scope Pharmacy Leadership stream, host, Chantelle Turner, a Pharmacist Leadership and Business Coach at TURN Pharmacy Leadership, is joined by Ilwoo Park, Pharmacist Manager at Oatlands Pharmacy. Ilwoo is a dedicated Community Pharmacist renowned for her work in rural Pharmacy. Ilwoo not only owns a Pharmacy but also takes an active role in mentoring and guiding the next generation of Pharmacists, aiming to enhance the quality of their practice. She shares her journey from Korea to Australia, overcoming language barriers and academic challenges, ultimately establishing herself as a respected Pharmacist in Oatlands, Tasmania. Ilwoo's account emphasizes her resilience during her challenging seven-year intern experience, where she faced resistance and hostility from colleagues while striving to gain mastery of Pharmacy tasks. Despite contemplating leaving the field, her determination and the support of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) propelled her to eventually pass the exam and secure a position as a Pharmacist in Tasmania. Her emotional struggles and efforts to improve her English fluency through confrontational dialogues reflect her dedication to personal and professional growth. Throughout her career, Ilwoo emphasizes the importance of responsibility, advocating for a holistic approach to Pharmacy practice. She highlights the significance of proactive patient care, effective communication, and the necessity of taking personal accountability for one's actions and decisions. Her reflections shed light on the challenges faced within the Pharmacy environment and underscore the crucial role of Pharmacists and assistants in ensuring patient safety and promoting effective medication management. Ilwoo's dedication to bridging the gap between friendliness and assertiveness within the workplace stands as a testament to her commitment to mentorship and excellence in Pharmacy practice. Her story serves as an inspiration for aspiring Pharmacists, encouraging them to strive for continuous learning, professionalism, and a customer-centric approach in the field of Pharmacy.

In this episode of Pharmacy View Podcast's Full Scope Pharmacy Leadership stream, host, Chantelle Turner, a Pharmacist Leadership and Business Coach at TURN Pharmacy Leadership, is joined by Sherri Barden, Pharmacist and Asthma Educator at Moama Village Pharmacy. Listen to this episode to explore the transformative journey of implementing specialized fee-for-service asthma and hay fever clinics, uncovering the challenges and triumphs that shape the evolving landscape of patient-centered Pharmacy care. And also discover the power of empathy, community engagement, and strategic communication in fostering meaningful connections and driving impactful change within the Pharmacy sector. With over three decades in Community Pharmacy, Sherri has developed successful fee-for-service asthma and hay fever clinics and consults with other Pharmacies to implement similar programs. Growing up in a small farming community near Moama, New South Wales, Sherri's passion for improving patient understanding and adherence to medication led them to establish asthma and hay fever education clinics and provide consultancy services for respiratory medicine in other Pharmacies. Despite challenges, including patient reluctance and staff mindset shifts towards paid services, Sherri remains committed to proactive patient education and effective healthcare services, emphasizing the crucial role of communication and staff empowerment. They share insights into the strategic implementation of fee-for-service models, tailoring approaches to individual Pharmacy capacities and staff comfort levels. Sherri highlights the importance of community engagement and effective marketing strategies to promote clinic services, emphasizing the impact of patient relationships and community engagement on Pharmacy success. Additionally, Sherri provides valuable insights into creating and implementing effective hay fever and asthma clinics, stressing the significance of utilizing resources from organizations such as Asthma Australia and the National Asthma Council. They emphasize the importance of proper medication usage, technique, symptom monitoring, and the potential for cross-referrals to other Pharmacy services. Sherri also underlines the importance of transparency and patient consent in creating an ideal Pharmacy environment, as well as the powerful role of empathy in fostering Patient-Pharmacist relationships and cultivating a compassionate work environment.

In the first episode of Pharmacy View Podcast's Full Scope Pharmacy Leadership stream, host Chantelle Turner, a Pharmacist Leadership and Business Coach at TURN Pharmacy Leadership is joined by Elise Apolloni, Pharmacist and Co-Owner, Capital Chemist Wanniassa. Elise was also the Telstra Young Business Woman of the Year in 2017. Listen to this episode if you want to understand what it means to be the Owner of a Community Pharmacy as someone who wants to impact the physical and mental health of the community positively and also to understand how empathic care and awareness are vital in realizing that dream. Elise started their Pharmacy journey at the age of 14 when nudged in the direction by their Career Counselor; they begrudgingly went and worked for a week at their local Capital Chemist. The rest as they say is history as this year Elise completes 20 years of working in the Capital Chemist Group. Elise talks about how they always wanted to own a Community Pharmacy because they found it to be a lovely and respectful way to spend their time while also making a real difference in the lives of community people. When asked about taking up a leadership role in Pharmacy, Elise emphasizes how they remember watching a former colleague owning a Pharmacy and that position allowing them to create an environment where people would want to work. At that point in time, Elise imagined owning a Pharmacy one day and creating an environment or an ecosystem that Pharmacists would love going into and that community people would like coming into as well. Also, they add how being an owner allows you to implement things the way you want them done. Furthering on the leadership role at the Pharmacy, Elise talks about being aware of the enormous responsibility they shoulder when it comes to early career Pharmacists and Pharmacy interns. These people entrust the most critical year of their Pharmacy career to the mentor, so Elise doesn't take this lightly. Elise then talks about how Community Pharmacies are places people often visit on their worst day. Emphatic care and awareness are important for Pharmacists and patients that walk into the Pharmacy. To Elise, healthcare services are more than just treating health ailments. They are also about being able to provide preventive services. Having had lost a 16-year-old colleague to suicide in 2015, Elise's passion for mental health only intensified. Because being a Pharmacist is primarily about working with people who are often on their worst day or worst month, Elise wants to bring a smile to the faces of those having a tough time. They talk about how being able to look outward can come in handy in this regard. Supporting young Pharmacists to realize their full potential to help positively impact people's lives stands at the core of Elise's work. They want to do all they can and believe that trusting young entrants to the team and delegating responsibilities to them, provided they are given the right training and skill, can make the much-needed impact in bettering community health. And their favorite tool—empathy, of course! Empathy for the patients and empathy for the staff is needed. Only by seeing their real needs can the right help and service be given. Disclaimer: This episode discusses suicide, and listener discretion is advised. Seek professional help if you or someone you know is in distress.

When You Grow People, You Grow Business In this episode of Pharmacy View Podcast's Pharmacy Career, Resource & Training, host, Kavita Nadan, Pharmacist, and Founder at Locumate, is joined by Chantelle Turner, a Pharmacist Leadership and Business Coach at TURN Pharmacy Leadership. The two talk about the importance of being self-aware to help oneself and others in the community, the need to develop high-performance culture, and how emotional intelligence and authenticity will be at the core of Pharmacies of the future. Chantelle, as both a Pharmacist and a Pharmacist Leadership Coach, wants to help people grow their leadership skills to become more confident, positive, and resilient for themselves and for others in the community. Chantelle reminisces that there were two important factors that encouraged them to pursue coaching for Pharmacists: • One, Chantelle started in the Pharmacy at a young age and for people to take them seriously they needed to gain trust from their team and also the community. Chantelle found that leadership skills and being able to communicate effectively was at the core of that. • Secondly, when Chantelle got a Pharmacy Manager's job they realized that even though the store was doing fairly well, there was a level of disengagement in the team members. Chantelle's leadership coaching was meant to help do away with that sense of disengagement. Overall, what Chantelle came to understand pretty early on was that the problem did not lie with the technical skills in the Pharmacies but in the life skills of the people who were running the Pharmacies. It had more to do lack of trust, confidence, self-worth, and the intrinsic belief that they could do something more than what they were already doing. Chantelle then realized that by helping Pharmacists they were able to create a ripple effect as those Pharmacists would then show up and communicate with others and teach them how they could positively influence themselves and the people around them. Those coaching, Chantelle has been able to help people get out of their own way and tap into what they already know to make the difference in themselves, their workplaces and their communities. Chantelle leans in heavily on the importance of being emotionally intelligent and self-aware as a Pharmacist. Being self-aware helps with taking control of how one wants to show up in the society as opposed to being on the backfoot and only ever reacting to whatever is in front. Talking about the values that guide Turn Pharmacy Leadership, Chantelle emphasizes how the business is an extension of who they are as a person. And so, the values are: • Mastery • Growth And they explain how TURN is an acronym for TRUST, UPSKILL, REIGNITE, NURTURE—all of which underpin their virtues. Chantelle adds how it is about both technical as well as life skills because when you grow people, you grow business. Moving on to learnings, Chantelle emphasizes the following as being the forerunners: • Trust the process (you are where you need to be) • Focus on internal wins and external wins will follow Chantelle furthers the role that mentors and coaches play in lives of people. These people are needed to help us step out of our comfort zones and look at things from a different viewpoint. They even call a coach a mirror—a neutral surface that not only reflects and highlights the parts that we are not seeing but also those that we are choosing to ignore. As they rightfully say, coaching is not about massive epiphanies but instead about making small changes. When asked about the Pharmacist of the future, Chantelle highlights that they need to have the following skills: • Emotional intelligence • Authenticity Chantelle's lifelong mission remains to connect with anyone and everyone in the Pharmaceutical Industry and help them become emotionally intelligent, confident, positive, and resilient by imparting them the needed knowledge and tools.

Welcome to Life Transformation Radio.    In this episode, Chantelle Turner and I discuss It's never too late to start again.   So if you want to learn how to not dwell on the why something happened and figure out what you can do about it so that you can start again, tune in now!   In this episode, you'll discover:   You can't dwell on why something happened, only figure out what you can do about it. It's never too late to start again  Figure out what problems you can solve for others and you'll end up solving your own in the process    About Chantelle Turner  Chantelle Turner is a #1 Best Selling Author, Speaker, and Coach. She began her first online brand over 8 years ago. She was facing a number of challenges in her personal life that limited the time she could spend building her business. Chantelle discovered a passion for helping others and has spent years honing and developing her vast internet marketing skills. Since then, she has appeared on numerous stages, spoken on countless podcasts, and is frequently invited to conduct exclusive trainings for top industry leaders   More Information Learn more about Chantelle by visiting www.notableleader.com/https-www-notyetnotable-com-work-with-me   Thanks for Tuning In!  

Welcome to Life Transformation Radio.    In this episode, Chantelle Turner and I discuss It's never too late to start again.   So if you want to learn how to not dwell on the why something happened and figure out what you can do about it so that you can start again, tune in now!   In this episode, you'll discover:   You can't dwell on why something happened, only figure out what you can do about it. It's never too late to start again  Figure out what problems you can solve for others and you'll end up solving your own in the process    About Chantelle Turner  Chantelle Turner is a #1 Best Selling Author, Speaker, and Coach. She began her first online brand over 8 years ago. She was facing a number of challenges in her personal life that limited the time she could spend building her business. Chantelle discovered a passion for helping others and has spent years honing and developing her vast internet marketing skills. Since then, she has appeared on numerous stages, spoken on countless podcasts, and is frequently invited to conduct exclusive trainings for top industry leaders   More Information Learn more about Chantelle by visiting www.notableleader.com/https-www-notyetnotable-com-work-with-me   Thanks for Tuning In!  

Welcome to Life Transformation Radio.    In this episode, Chantelle Turner and I discuss It's never too late to start again.   So if you want to learn how to not dwell on the why something happened and figure out what you can do about it so that you can start again, tune in now!   In this episode, you'll discover:   You can't dwell on why something happened, only figure out what you can do about it. It's never too late to start again  Figure out what problems you can solve for others and you'll end up solving your own in the process    About Chantelle Turner  Chantelle Turner is a #1 Best Selling Author, Speaker, and Coach. She began her first online brand over 8 years ago. She was facing a number of challenges in her personal life that limited the time she could spend building her business. Chantelle discovered a passion for helping others and has spent years honing and developing her vast internet marketing skills. Since then, she has appeared on numerous stages, spoken on countless podcasts, and is frequently invited to conduct exclusive trainings for top industry leaders   More Information Learn more about Chantelle by visiting www.notableleader.com/https-www-notyetnotable-com-work-with-me   Thanks for Tuning In!  

Welcome to Life Transformation Radio.    In this episode, Chantelle Turner and I discuss It's never too late to start again.   So if you want to learn how to not dwell on the why something happened and figure out what you can do about it so that you can start again, tune in now!   In this episode, you'll discover:   You can't dwell on why something happened, only figure out what you can do about it. It's never too late to start again  Figure out what problems you can solve for others and you'll end up solving your own in the process    About Chantelle Turner  Chantelle Turner is a #1 Best Selling Author, Speaker, and Coach. She began her first online brand over 8 years ago. She was facing a number of challenges in her personal life that limited the time she could spend building her business. Chantelle discovered a passion for helping others and has spent years honing and developing her vast internet marketing skills. Since then, she has appeared on numerous stages, spoken on countless podcasts, and is frequently invited to conduct exclusive trainings for top industry leaders   More Information Learn more about Chantelle by visiting www.notableleader.com/https-www-notyetnotable-com-work-with-me   Thanks for Tuning In!  

"And so people were asking, 'how did I do that'? And eventually, as I was just sharing it with some friends trying to give them some insight, I had people come to me and say, 'Hey, can I buy your course'? Well, there wasn't one, it didn't exist. And after several people asked if they could buy my course, I finally said YES." - Chantelle Turner Episode Summary: Chantelle Turner, entrepreneur & Facebook group expert, joins me today to talk about her journey into building engaged communities and then monetizing through online courses, as well as her biggest tips for when to sell your online course. About my Guest, Chantelle Turner Chantelle Turner on the Today Show: https://community.today.com/user/chantelle-turner (https://community.today.com/user/chantelle-turner) https://chantelleturner.com (https://chantelleturner.com) Books and Resources mentioned: https://amzn.to/3rjAJnb (How to Win Friends and Influence People) About Course Building Secrets® podcast: My name is Tara Bryan. I help business owners break into the next level of success by packaging their expertise into an online course experience. It's my passion to help to find the fastest path to results to create a greater impact and income for you and your tribe. Check out my free Step-by-Step guide to building your online course. In it are the top steps and questions you need to ask before you get started. Check it out here: https://goto.taralbryan.com/step-by-step-guide (https://goto.taralbryan.com/step-by-step-guide) This group is 100% focused on support, knowledge and example sharing, and building a community of online course builders who are passionate about building awesome learning experiences. In this community, we are passionate about building learning experiences that produce results for our learners. We do that by building engaging, motivating, gamified, and learner-centered courses. We come up with ideas and strategies to ensure that our learners can thrive and succeed in our product. Get Connected: Find us at https://www.taralbryan.com/?fbclid=IwAR1Vx7qiJ0P5nzI4aVRZ-0aRhLR5CJbxzUGkOs7aMo8yph1nOqtJv4w_fMw (https://www.Taralbryan.com) Here are two ways we can help you grow and scale your online course business: 1. NEED TO CREATE YOUR ONLINE COURSE? Join LEARN ACADEMY - https://goto.learn-academy.online/register-for-learn-academy-page (Learn Academy) is the best Done-with-you Step-by-step Implementation program that will help you create, sell, and launch your online course.  2. ALREADY HAVE A COURSE? Join THE COURSE EDIT - The Course Edit is a program that will assess your current online course to take it to the next level. Maybe you have a course that isn't selling or one that people aren't completing (therefore not remaining customers) then it is time for https://goto.learn-academy.online/order-the-course-edit (THE COURSE EDIT). 

Listen in on today's episode to hear how Chantelle went from posting content inconsistently - to seeing leads and sales daily.

Welcome to the Family Success Secrets podcast!In this episode Steve and Katie Keene, our hosts, are joined by Chantelle Turner. Chantelle is a #1 best-selling author, speaker, and coach. She began her first online brand over six years ago. She was facing a number of challenges in her personal life that limited the time she could spend building her business. Chantelle discovered a passion for helping others, and over six years has worked on developing her vast internet marketing skills.During that time, she has appeared on numerous stages, spoken on countless podcasts, and is frequently invited to conduct exclusive trainings for top industry leaders.You can find Chantelle online at: Chantelle Paige Turnerhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/StrongerMommies/ Enjoy the show:Receive a free SECRET to increased overnight success at:podcast.familysuccesssecrets.comBe sure to find Katie and Steve on social media! Family Success Secretshttps://www.instagram.com/familysuccesssecrets/https://www.instagram.com/katiekeene20/https://www.instagram.com/steve.keene7/ For Special Needs Families: Facebook Groups Katie Keene - Special Needs Family Coaching Katie Keene - Special Needs Family Coaching For ALL families!!!!We have a BRAND NEW Facebook Page for the podcast, where you can meet others to connect, and get great tips and updated news from Steve and Katie!Family Success SecretsTo book a Parent Support Session, a free 30-minute call: Family Success Secrets and The Greater Honor 

As pharmacists, we are in the business of taking care of patients. Patient care is at the essence of what we do as pharmacists. The word “clinical” means, of or relating to the observation and treatment of actual patients. However, there’s are  new and less explored career pathways that are available to pharmacist, that of the non-clinical pharmacist. By non-clinical, we mean careers paths where pharmacist may not have direct contact with individual patients on a one-on-one basis. In this week’s episode we speak with: Chantelle Turner, pharmacist working as a Claims Review Specialist & a leadership and business coach.  We discuss Chantelle's PharmaHack Journey which has led to her current role where she works with insurers conducting independent medication reviews to help injured people get back to work sooner. We also discuss the lack of leadership skills in pharmacy and how Chantelle plans on starting her own business focused on coaching Pharmacist's to become quality leaders.  Topics covered: What is a Claims Review Specialist?Career opportunities for pharmacist in Insurance & strategies to HACK them. Lack of leadership skills in pharmacy & the skills needed for career success. DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! Follow us on:Instagram: @Pharmahack_career Facebook: PharmaHack: CareerTwitter: @HackPharma LinkedIn: PharmaHack: Career Podcast Website: pharmahack.org

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Dive into Facebook Group marketing with leading Facebook Group Expert, Chantelle Turner. Then, prepare to dominate social media when you create a marketing plan with clear goals and action steps. Join us for a FREE virtual event where 20+ experts walk you through it step-by-step. Get your FREE ticket at www.OrganicMarketingSummit.com and get ready to turn your fans into profits with us. Learn more about the FamilyPreneur Business Accelerator and join today at »familypreneur.co« I'm committed to building an inclusive and anti-racist business. I support LGBTQIA+ rights and the rights of all intersectional identities. I believe that business should be a force for dismantling systems of oppression and actively invest in my own learning to fulfill this role. »Read My Full DEI Statement HERE« Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

Dive into Facebook Group marketing with leading Facebook Group Expert, Chantelle Turner. Then, prepare to dominate social media when you create a marketing plan with clear goals and action steps. Join us for a FREE virtual event where 20+ experts walk you through it step-by-step. Get your FREE ticket at www.OrganicMarketingSummit.com and get ready to turn your fans into profits with us.

Our newest guest Chantelle Turner is the founder of "Stronger Mommy", which she created as a way to help other parents like her who have children with special needs. After building an incredible community around Stronger Mommy, she also founded "Not Yet Notable", which is focused on helping coaches and course creators grow highly active and engaged communities around their brands. She has co-authored 4 books, including “Million Dollar Story” which recently hit #1 Best Seller in all 3 categories. You can contact Chantelle Turner at: www.chantelleturner.com or https://www.facebook.com/chantelle.p.turner ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About the host: I am your host Kajal Khurana - KK, Author of best selling book on Amazon, Mindset & Health Coach, Nutritionist and a Reiki Healer. I am very passionate about helping entrepreneurs achieve their desired goals faster by using tools and techniques which will help them stay energized, focused so they can feel good with their body and mind and make better business decisions. If you enjoyed the episode, if it helped you in any way, or if you had ONE aha moment, please let me know, hit the subscribe button, rate the show and leave me a review. You will make my day :). My new book is launched on amazon here is the link please grab your copy http://mybook.to/whymefirst Get the 5 hacks to escape burnouts, including free weekly planner and a bonus of free 30 minutes consultation call with me, all inside the ebook: https://bit.ly/2yfhjIH Let me know what topics you want me to cover in my future episodes at info@bodymindsolution.com Or visit my website: https://bodymindsolution.com

Could you make a list of every single thing you are capable of doing? Now cross off the things you hate. Someone on the list that you have left, is a way for you to make money on the internet. Don’t believe me?   Chantelle Turner is on the podcast this week to talk about how you can make money on the internet in ways you haven’t thought of yet - and yes, it’s legal! Chantelle is the founder of Stronger Mommy, a positive community for parents of children with special needs, and Not Yet Notable, a business focused on helping coaches and course creators grow engaged communities. Access the transcript and full show notes here. If you are enjoying the Good Things in Life Podcast, I would so love it if you would rate and leave a review in iTunes. The more ratings and reviews the podcast gets, the more likely that others will see what Good Things in Life Podcast has to offer.

Could you make a list of every single thing you are capable of doing? Now cross off the things you hate. Someone on the list that you have left, is a way for you to make money on the internet. Don’t believe me?   Chantelle Turner is on the podcast this week to talk about how you can make money on the internet in ways you haven’t thought of yet - and yes, it’s legal! Chantelle is the founder of Stronger Mommy, a positive community for parents of children with special needs, and Not Yet Notable, a business focused on helping coaches and course creators grow engaged communities. Access the transcript and full show notes here. If you are enjoying the Good Things in Life Podcast, I would so love it if you would rate and leave a review in iTunes. The more ratings and reviews the podcast gets, the more likely that others will see what Good Things in Life Podcast has to offer.

In this episode, Chantelle Turner, Founder of Stonger Mommy and Not Yet Notable shares her #1 tip for beating boss mama burnout.

I am your host Kajal Khurana - KK, Author of best selling book on Amazon, Mindset & Health Coach, Nutritionist and a Reiki Healer.I am very passionate about helping entrepreneurs achieve their desired goals faster by using tools and techniques which will help them stay energized, focused so they can feel good with their body and mind and make better business decisions.If you enjoyed the episode, if it helped you in any way, or if you had ONE aha moment, please let me know, hit the subscribe button, rate the show and leave me a review. You will make my day :).My new book is launched on amazon here is the link please grab your copyhttp://mybook.to/whymefirstGet the 5 hacks to escape burnouts, including free weekly planner and a bonus of free 30 minutes consultation call with me, all inside the ebook:https://bit.ly/2yfhjIHLet me know what topics you want me to cover in my future episodes at info@bodymindsolution.comOr visit my website: https://bodymindsolution.com

The Business Mom Summit is coming up in April of 2020!  Listen to this episode to hear the audio previews of the Day Two Speakers!  These women are all about helping you to get your business foundations set in place!   Day Two Speakers Include Deborah Ager, Lauren Wrighton, Chantelle Turner, Karrie Chariton, Amanda Tento, Meg Brunson, Anita Morin, and Raewyn Sangari! Register for the Business Mom Virtual Summit for FREE Here!  https://bizmomsummit2020.heysummit.com/

Hello and welcome to The Marketing Matrix Podcast where we share the real and honest truth of online entrepreneurs as we demystify the marketing strategies and tactics that really make a difference.From listening to this episode, learn how Chantelle managed to grow and help her own Facebook group to become a highly engaged audience. Find tips and tricks on having an active community of dream customers.3 big mistakes most Facebook group admins are making: https://www.notyetnotable.com/3mistakesConnect with Chantelle on Facebook: www.facebook.com/chantelle.p.turnerCheck out her website: https://www.notyetnotable.comJoin the Not Yet Notable Group: www.facebook.com/groups/notyetnotableTHANKS FOR TUNING INTO THE MARKETING MATRIX PODCAST!This podcast has been an amazing success because of YOU listening!For more marketing strategies, tactics, and traffic tricks of the trade, check out The Midas Touch Social Advertising Private Group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/midastouchprivategroup/You can also follow Lisanne on the socials:Instagram: @lisannemurphyhqFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/lisanne.murphy.3See you next week on The Marketing Matrix!

Meg Brunson interviews online entrepreneur, special needs mom, and Facebook group expert, Chantelle Turner.  Chantelle began her online entrepreneur journey shortly after having her first child. She was looking for a way to help cover her daughters medical bills due to complications at birth. As she found ways to help her own daughter, she realized many other parents who have kids with special needs, were not getting the support they needed. With a desire to help these other parents, Chantelle founded her company; Stronger Mommy. While building Stronger Mommy, Chantelle found and developed highly effective strategies that not only grew her Group and brand but revolutionized the way people grow and manage Facebook Groups. Those who adopt these strategies into their own Groups have seen massive growth both in their following and sales. In this episode you'll discover: How Chantelle went from confused/overwhelmed first time mom to an expert in the field. Having a Facebook Group helped cleared her "imposter syndrome!" Why Chantelle has stepped back from her Stronger Mommy Facebook Group - and created the Not Yet Notable Facebook Group How did she grow her Group so quickly, with so much engagement, and by only investing 15 mins per day into it?! Her strategy works for ALL businesses - you just have to tailor how you're using the Group based on your business. Listen to her break down how an agency should use it vs. a coach. Is it easier to start a new Group, or revive an existing "dead" Group that you started in the past? How you can leverage the Facebook algorithm to re-engage your Group quickly and easily --- without posting 12+ times per day! *GOLD* What are the first steps to creating your Group? Should you include your business name in your Group name? What questions should you be asking prospective Group members? Should you have "post approval" on? Or allow any Group members to post to your Group? And why! Chantelle's 7-day Group launch strategy - which can be done for NEW or REVIVED Groups! How to leverage Facebook Ads to grow a Facebook Group - it's a bit tricky! The sneaky way to retarget members of your Facebook Group in an Ad. The strategy behind why Chantelle only posts to her group TWICE per week Be sure to subscribe to this podcast - so you don't miss another episode! Learn more about the FamilyPreneur Business Accelerator and join today at »familypreneur.co« I'm committed to building an inclusive and anti-racist business. I support LGBTQIA+ rights and the rights of all intersectional identities. I believe that business should be a force for dismantling systems of oppression and actively invest in my own learning to fulfill this role. »Read My Full DEI Statement HERE« Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

Meg Brunson interviews online entrepreneur, special needs mom, and Facebook group expert, Chantelle Turner.  Chantelle began her online entrepreneur journey shortly after having her first child. She was looking for a way to help cover her daughters medical bills due to complications at birth. As she found ways to help her own daughter, she realized many other parents who have kids with special needs, were not getting the support they needed. With a desire to help these other parents, Chantelle founded her company; Stronger Mommy. While building Stronger Mommy, Chantelle found and developed highly effective strategies that not only grew her Group and brand but revolutionized the way people grow and manage Facebook Groups. Those who adopt these strategies into their own Groups have seen massive growth both in their following and sales. In this episode you'll discover: How Chantelle went from confused/overwhelmed first time mom to an expert in the field. Having a Facebook Group helped cleared her "imposter syndrome!" Why Chantelle has stepped back from her Stronger Mommy Facebook Group - and created the Not Yet Notable Facebook Group How did she grow her Group so quickly, with so much engagement, and by only investing 15 mins per day into it?! Her strategy works for ALL businesses - you just have to tailor how you're using the Group based on your business. Listen to her break down how an agency should use it vs. a coach. Is it easier to start a new Group, or revive an existing "dead" Group that you started in the past? How you can leverage the Facebook algorithm to re-engage your Group quickly and easily --- without posting 12+ times per day! *GOLD* What are the first steps to creating your Group? Should you include your business name in your Group name? What questions should you be asking prospective Group members? Should you have "post approval" on? Or allow any Group members to post to your Group? And why! Chantelle's 7-day Group launch strategy - which can be done for NEW or REVIVED Groups! How to leverage Facebook Ads to grow a Facebook Group - it's a bit tricky! The sneaky way to retarget members of your Facebook Group in an Ad. The strategy behind why Chantelle only posts to her group TWICE per week Be sure to subscribe to this podcast - so you don't miss another episode!

Chantelle Turner is the founder of Stronger Mommy, which she created as a way to help other parents like her who have children with special needs. After building an incredible community around Stronger Mommy, Chantelle also founded Not Yet Notable, which is focused on helping coaches and course creators grow highly active and engaged communities around their brands. Chantelle has co-authored 4 books, including Million Dollar Story which recently hit #1 Best Seller in all 3 categories. Find her book here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0826C2294/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 Chantelle can be found on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/chantelle.p.turner

In this episode, the Facebook Queen Chantelle Turner, who has built TWO successful businesses while raising a special needs child, gives practical actionable advice for growing a business that you can easily implement today! Chantelle Turner began her online entrepreneur journey shortly after having her first child. She was looking for a way to help cover her daughters medical bills due to complications at birth. As she found ways to help her own daughter, she realized many other parents who have kids with special needs, were not getting the support they needed. With a desire to help these other parents, Chantelle founded her company; Stronger Mommy. While building Stronger Mommy, Chantelle found and developed highly effective strategies that not only grew her group and brand but revolutionized the way people grow and manage Facebook groups. Those who adopt these strategies into their own groups have seen massive growth both in their following and sales.In this episode, we cover:Killer strategies for growing an engaged Facebook groupA mindset secret that allows you to do things you never imagined possibleTactics to help you focus and skyrocket your productivity.This is definitely an episode you do NOT want to miss. Find Out More About Chantelle:https://www.facebook.com/chantelle.p.turnerhttps://www.notyetnotable.com/BONUS ALERT!!Rate and review our show, send a picture of the review to thestablemama@gmail.com and I will send you a ticket to my exclusive masterclass (How to build a financially freeing business WITHOUT sacrificing precious time with your children, quitting your job or hiring help)  as well as the Stable Mama Starter kit for FREE!Follow Us:https://www.facebook.com/StableMama/

Work/Life BalanceBe Intentional with your timeKnowing what needs done and when to move the needle forwardsKnowing why you are working and fulfilling yourselfReflect on your time & Figuring out where the gapsFacebook GroupsA way to create connection/communityHighly targetedAllows members to know, like, trust youElevates your authorityDO NOT INVITE EVERYBODYGoal is not size but ENGAGEMENTThe 3 things to put into the qualifying questionsStrategies for engagement Over posting can decrease engagement 1 Live per week Weekly Winning Self-Share postStrategies for Getting people in your groupFunnel vs WebsiteResources Mentioned: (Links may be affiliate providing a commission from your purchase to Family Life Movement)Chantelle was with us in episode #4 and will be back in episode #16 to discuss facebook groups and business!The One Thing-Gary Keller & Jay PapasanJamie Atkinson- Podcasting coach/courseHow to Win and Influence People-Dale CarnegiePodcastsGuest Links:Chantelle’s FacebookChantelle’s WebsiteStronger Mommy Facebook groupChantelle’s FB GroupChantelle has 4 books coming out! See her website for the details! Matt and Jocelyn’s Links:Join us in the Family Life Movement FB Group to continue the conversation!Family Life Movement WebsiteWe use ClickFunnels  for our website- Feel free to reach out to us if you have questions about it! Our 1st introduction was the One Funnel Away Challenge 

Chantelle Turner and I discuss strengthening family connections through her backstory which includes many golden nuggets of information around intentional time-management and self-care.By listening in, you'll discover:Why Chantelle Turner wanted to help mom's with special needs childrenChantelle Turner's first major breakthrough with creating engaged and active Facebook groupsWhere parents with special needs children can find a community of supportAbout UsChantelle Turner is an expert in creating highly engaged and active Facebook groups whose accomplishments include:Founder of Stronger Mommy (helps parents of special needs children get the support they need)Specializes in Facebook advertising and coaching small business owners to leverage the power of Facebook to build a loyal audienceMember of Facebook's The Power Admins (private, invitation-only group by Facebook)Author of chapters in four booksMore InformationLearn more about how you can improve your results with creating highly engaged and active Facebook groups with www.NotYetNotable.comThanks so much for being with us this week. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Please leave a comment below!If you enjoyed this episode please share it with your friends and family.Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates for our "Enlightened Relationships!"And, finally, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help us out when it comes to the ranking of the show and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get.Thanks for listening!Social Links:https://chantelleturner.comwww.facebook.com/chantelle.p.turnerFreebie:https://www.notyetnotable.com/launch

Chantelle Turner began her online entrepreneur journey shortly after having her first child. She was looking for a way to help cover her daughters medical bills due to complications at birth. As she found ways to help her own daughter, she realized many other parents who have kids with special needs, were not getting the support they needed. With a desire to help these other parents, Chantelle founded her company; Stronger Mommy. While building Stronger Mommy, Chantelle found and developed highly effective strategies that not only grew her group and brand but revolutionized the way people grow and manage Facebook groups. Those who adopt these strategies into their own groups have seen massive growth both in their following and sales. In this episode we learn how she was able to grow her incredible business while keeping her stability. You won't want to miss it!For more information about this amazing woman:You can find her on Facebook@ https://www.facebook.com/chantelle.p.turner

Episode 15 Teachable Moments with Chantelle Turner (part 1)Work/Life BalanceBe Intentional with your timeCommit To 3Deadlines and timersGain Confidence/ Get rid of FearBe ok with itParenting a child with Different abilitiesSmile, show them it’s okBe thankfulJoy we can give to othersTeachable momentsBe aware that we don’t know what is going on behind the scenesParenting adviceSometimes your own needs have to come first (especially moms who tend to take care of ourselves LAST)Marriage AdviceCommunicationResources Mentioned: (Links may be affiliate providing a commission from your purchase to Family Life Movement)Chantelle was with us in episode #4 and will be back in episode #16 to discuss Facebook groups and business!Commit to 3How to Win and Influence People-Dale CarnegieGuest Links:Chantelle’s FacebookChantelle’s WebsiteStronger Mommy Facebook groupChantelle’s FB GroupChantelle has 4 books coming out! See her website for the details!Matt and Jocelyn’s Links:Join us in the Family Life Movement FB Group to continue the conversation!Family Life Movement Website

Chantelle Turner and I discuss intentional family connections through self-care.By listening in, you'll discover:Specific experiences Chantelle Turner had with creating highly engaged and active Facebook groups and how you can apply it to your situationWhy Chantelle Turner wanted to help mom's with special needs childrenChantelle Turner's first major breakthrough with creating engaged and active Facebook groupsWhere parents with special needs children can find a community of supportAbout UsChantelle Turner is an expert in creating highly engaged and active Facebook groups whose accomplishments include:Founder of Stronger Mommy (helps parents of special needs children get the support they need)Specializes in Facebook advertising and coaching small business owners to leverage the power of Facebook to build a loyal audienceMember of Facebook's The Power Admins (private, invitation-only group by Facebook)Author of chapters in four booksMore InformationLearn more about how you can improve your results with creating highly engaged and active Facebook groups with www.NotYetNotable.comThanks so much for being with us this week. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Please leave a comment below!If you enjoyed this episode please share it with your friends and family.Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates for our "Enlightened Relationships!"And, finally, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help us out when it comes to the ranking of the show and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get.Thanks for listening!Social Links:https://chantelleturner.comwww.facebook.com/chantelle.p.turnerFreebie: https://www.notyetnotable.com/launch

**Contains Minor Language**What brought Chantelle to this point in her lifeRealized in college that the busier she is, more she gets doneSchool did its job and told her to climb2012 - started a familyHeart rate problemC-SectionEverything looked goodCouldnt figure out what was happening with the babyPart of the brain was deadWas diagnosed with cerebral palsyWas $100,000 in medial debtDid not want to leave the debt to her childKnow she couldnt take on another jobTook on Network MarketingOver 2 years was able to pay off debtTook vacationsGrowing her businessFounded Stronger mommy to her other parentsStarted sharing with other peopleWorking when she had a chanceTons of engagementRewarding part of the “Job”2016 starting earning enough to stay homeUNderstood that 3 weeks of her life was spent in the carJoy of putting her daughter on and off the busTaking her daughter to Dr appointmentGoing to LondanKeeps earning moneyFind Chantelle Paige Turner:www.facebook.com/chantelle.p.turnerhttps://www.notyetnotable.comhttps://chantelleturner.com (this one is getting redone and should be ready soon) To rate and review this podcast to Familylifemovement.com to receive:- Free Facebook Group- Free Course showing you how to get time BACK with your kids and spouse- Free 30 minute call with Matt & Jocelyn Woodrum

Creating your own Facebook group is one of the best ways to grow your tribe and stay connected with like-minded people. Thrown into entrepreneurship without a choice, Chantelle Turner found a way to grow her network marketing business and support other parents who have a child with special abilities through having her own facebook group. On the show, we chat about the best practices for growing your group, keeping a super high engagement rate (she has a 90+% engagement from her group of thousands of people!) and maintaining a positive group. To get her exclusive guide to growing your group click here: https://www.notyetnotable.com/freebook ----- Hey beautiful human! If you enjoyed this episode please share it on social and tag me! Also please consider subscribing for more awesome content, and drop a rating and review! Connect with me on social here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ruthoneillhq Instagram: http://instagram.com/ruthoneillhq I appreciate you! Thanks for listening to the Operation BOLD Podcast!

In this episode, we find out EVERYTHING you need to know about growing an engaged and loyal facebook group with our expert guest, the Facebook Group Queen, Chantelle Turner. Chantelle began her online entrepreneur journey shortly after having her first child. She was looking for a way to help cover her daughter's medical bills and discovered network marketing. While she did quite well early on using the traditional methods, she quickly hit a plateau and began looking for ways to leverage the internet and automation. During this time she was also working hard to get her daughter the medical services and support she needs, due to complications at birth. As she found ways to help her own daughter, she realized many other parents who’s kids had special needs, were not getting the support the needed. With her learned internet and marketing skills, she founded her company; Stronger Mommy. While building Stronger Mommy, Chantelle found and developed highly effective strategies that not only grew her group and brand but revolutionized the way people grow and manage Facebook groups. Those who adopt these strategies into their own groups have seen massive growth both in their following and sales. **In this episode, we cover: ** • Strategies for starting a Facebook Group • Secrets to keeping your group engaged • Tips for Attracting your ideal client to your group Find Out More About Chantelle: • https://www.facebook.com/chantelle.p.turner • https://www.notyetnotable.com/webclass-reg **GOOD KARMA ALERT! ** Want some good karma? Rate and Review Our Show and I'll ship you a whole box of karma in mere minutes, FOR FREE! Follow Us: • Website: www.shegrnds.com • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gina.suzanne.t • Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shegrnds/ • Personal Travel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ginagetslost/

EJM 45 - The Secret to Killer Group Engagement in Less than 15 Minutes a Day WIth Chantelle Turner   On this 3-Part Interview, we are joined by our guest, Chantelle Turner. Chantelle is the founder of the Stronger Mommy movement, which is basically a group where she empowers and helps special need parents. She is also a speaker from one of Russell Brunson’s Speaker Teams.  On this episode, Chantelle will talk about the secrets to killer group engagement to in your target audiences. We will discuss how we can balance our time and engagement to our Facebook Group, why we will do short videos during our engagement and Chantelle’s top secret to highly engage your target audiences to your Facebook group. You can find this interview, and many more, by subscribing to the Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Podcast on iTunes. If you don’t use iTunes, you can listen to every episode by clicking here. Make sure to head to www.facebook.com/groups/podcasting101group to jump into our brand new FREE podcasting community where we help you guys uncover how to launch your own podcast & monetize it at the same time.   “If you have a highly active and engaged Facebook group and you are clear on who your audience is, Facebook will advertise your group for free” - Chantelle Turner   Chantelle Paige Turner   Bullet point Summary In this episode, we will know: How we can balance the time and engagement in our Facebook group Why we post positive posts every week Why do we go on for short live videos How to engage audiences quickly Why we Importantly Run a Welcome Video on your business Page Timestamps 2:00 - Time and Engagement 3:10 - Make your 2 Posts per Week 5:00 - Posting Positive Posts to Increase Engagement 6:00 - Go Live Once a Week 8:00 - Webinar Format 9:00 - Short Great Live 10:00 - Short Videos 12:00 - Approving all the posts 13:00 - Comment on their posts 15:40 - Asking Admins to Share My Group  18:24 - Facebook Ads 20:00 - Facebook will Advertise your group for free   Contact Information Chantelle Turner 7 Steps of HIghly Engage Facebook Group - https://www.notyetnotable.com/freebook Website - https://chantelleturner.com/home Facebook - https://web.facebook.com/chantelle.p.turner Page: https://www.facebook.com/strongermommy/   Jamie Atkinson Email: jamie@entrepreneurjunkie.co Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamieatkinson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jamieatkinsonmedia Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/jamieatkinsonlive/   Free Podcasting Community The Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Facebook Page The Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Community Facebook Group Podcasting 101 Community - 4 Ways to Monetize Your Podcast  

EJM 44 - How to Blow Up Your FB Groups Engagement With Chantelle Turner On this 3-Part Interview, we are joined by our guest, Chantelle Turner. Chantelle is the founder of the Stronger Mommy movement, a group where she empowers and helps special need parents. She is also a speaker from one of Russell Brunson’s Speaker Teams.  On this episode, Chantelle will talk about how we will blow up our Facebook Group Engagement to the people. You will know how you can filter your members to your group, the 3 questions that you will be putting before the new members can join the group and why a welcome video is so important in engaging people relating in your niche. You can find this interview, and many more, by subscribing to the Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Podcast on iTunes. If you don’t use iTunes, you can listen to every episode by clicking here. Make sure to head to www.facebook.com/groups/podcasting101group to jump into our brand new FREE podcasting community where we help you guys uncover how to launch your own podcast & monetize it at the same time.   “...get jazz up, get excited. Show them how grateful you are that they have joined your group and how it’s gonna be the best group on Facebook. That’s what you want and you want that” - Chantelle Turner   Chantelle Paige Turner   Bullet point Summary In this episode, we will know: How we will start with new Groups and make changes to the group How to filter members out in the Facebook Group What are the 3 questions you will put in the Facebook Group for new and  incoming members Why we Importantly Run a Welcome Video on your business Page Timestamps 1:00 - Back on Track with right Facebook Group Members 2:20 - Start with New Group and Make Changes to your Facebook Group 4:20 - Filtering Members in terms of their niche 5:10 - Introducing Themselves before entering the Facebook Group 6:18 - Rewarding Members a Value  9:00 - Do a Welcome Video to your New Members 11:00 - Run video on your Business Page and Share it to your Group and then Hide it on your Business Page      Contact Information Chantelle Turner 7 Steps of HIghly Engage Facebook Group - https://www.notyetnotable.com/freebook Website - https://chantelleturner.com/home Facebook - https://web.facebook.com/chantelle.p.turner Page: https://www.facebook.com/strongermommy/   Jamie Atkinson Email: jamie@entrepreneurjunkie.co Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamieatkinson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jamieatkinsonmedia Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/jamieatkinsonlive/   Free Podcasting Community The Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Facebook Page The Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Community Facebook Group Podcasting 101 Community - 4 Ways to Monetize Your Podcast  

EJM 43: Why a Facebook Group Is The Secret To Trust With Chantelle Paige Turner   On this 3-Part Interview, we are joined by our guest, Chantelle Turner. Chantelle is the founder of the Stronger Mommy movement, a group where she empowers and helps special need parents. She is also a speaker from one of Russell Brunson’s Speaker Teams.  This episode, Chantelle will talk about how she started making her own Facebook group from zero to over 2,700 members with a 80%+ engagement rate. She will also discuss how she builds momentum to her Facebook Community and the 2 big things that you need to know to have a higher engagement of people in your Facebook Group. You can find this interview, and many more, by subscribing to the Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Podcast on iTunes. If you don’t use iTunes, you can listen to every episode by clicking here. Make sure to head to www.facebook.com/groups/podcasting101group to jump into our brand new FREE podcasting community where we help you guys uncover how to launch your own podcast & monetize it at the same time.   “...the most important part of selling is that the customer your selling to knows who you are, they like you and it's highly important that they trust you” - Chantelle Turner   Chantelle Paige Turner   Bulletpoint Summary In this episode, we will know: Why you need to consider a Facebook Group if you're an Entrepreneur How Chantelle First Started Her Facebook Group From Zero to having a Huge Success How to Build Momentum in your Facebook Group What are the 2 big things that you need to have in order to have a highly engaging Facebook Group Timestamps 1:00 - Introduction to Chantelle Turner 1:40 - Why People Should Consider a Facebook Group if Your an Entrepreneur 2:30 - Cult Following 4:00 - Chantelle’s First Started Her Facebook Group From Zero to having a Huge Success 6:30 - Building Momentum into her Facebook Group Community 8:40 - Keyboard Confidence and Zero Tolerance Policy on Negativity - If you need to have a highly engaging Facebook Group 10:00 - Exclusivity    Contact Information Chantelle Turner 7 Steps of Highly Engage Facebook Group - https://www.notyetnotable.com/freebook Website - https://chantelleturner.com/home Facebook - https://web.facebook.com/chantelle.p.turner   Jamie Atkinson Email: jamie@entrepreneurjunkie.co Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamieatkinson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jamieatkinsonmedia Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/jamieatkinsonlive/   Free Podcasting Community The Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Facebook Page The Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Community Facebook Group Podcasting 101 Community - 4 Ways to Monetize Your Podcast  

What does success look like to you? Forget what success looks like to other people, but what does success truly look like to you? Odds are, you probably haven’t fully grasped what it is you’re really chasing after. Or maybe you have goals and ambition but you don’t know exactly how to get there. Our guest this week, creator of Stronger Mommy, Chantelle Turner, shares with us how she was able to redefine the stigma of special needs children by creating an online community where parents are able to embrace their stories and share each other’s journey. We discuss the mental barrier of comparison and success, as well as how to chase after the life you want to live. Chantelle also talks to us about how we can learn to be problem solvers throughout our industries and create opportunities to grow within our passions. Topics Discussed: Changing the narrative from “disability” to “different ability” Why comparison steals your ability to chase after your dreams How to define your own version of success Why money should only be used as a tool and not a destination point How to become a problem solver within your passions Why finding opportunities is a superpower most people don’t have --- Connect with Chantelle Turner Website: https://www.strongermommies.com/sales-page-28379346 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/strongermommy Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/strongermommies Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/strongermommy Facebook Group Engagement Course: https://chantelleturner.com/7-key-steps-e-book?fbclid=IwAR0tIcN5Id96znE4WReQ39uWE4LuoQAe6OLz-bt_HkhYJbeIzFC5nvcirH0 --- Connect with Mark Crandall Website: https://markcrandall.net LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-crandall-lmsw-lcdc-570b1280/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/purposechaserspodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/purposechasers/?hl=en

Chantelle Turner, founder of the Stronger Mommy movement,  met her husband working backstage on The Lion King. A few years later, they had a special needs baby she never knew she dreamt of. Now she's on a mission to share her story, and the best resources in the world  with other special needs moms.   About Chantelle Turner: I am a mom to a very "special" 4 year old. She is my whole world, probably like most moms with their kids. My husband travels about 80% of the year so a lot of the time, I'm on my own with her.I work from home, helping other parents like me who also have "special" children & that also gives me the flexibility to be home with our little girl. I LOVE taking care of her (which includes getting her to a lot of Dr. appointments, therapy appointments, and fighting all the time to make sure she gets the care she needs) and about 3 years ago, I also started a Network Marketing business to add an extra income to our home that would help with her medical bills, but I started Stronger Mommy to help other moms (parents) who are dealing with the challenges that come with having a child with special needs. We all need some friendly support, advice and encouragement from time to time!  You can find Chantelle at her WEBSITE, and on FACEBOOK   Show Highlights:     Navigating mixed families Playing parents against each other Looking for the best in bad situations Meeting her husband backstage on The Lion King Proposal on the side of a mountain Water breaking PSA The shocking news of partial brain death in her newborn daughter Climbing out of 100k in medical debt Found very little support network for special needs parents Tragedy pulling her closer with her husband How to Win Friends and Influence People changed her life       Talk About It: Each week we challenge you to set a time with your spouse to have a conversation that matters. Here's your conversation starter: "What strength do you see in your spouse when tragedy arises?"

Chantelle Turner, is determined to support Stronger Mommies who have children with special needs. She shares personal and tactical advice in this interview with Invested Parent Coach, Holly Anderson. Chantelle gives tips on how to communicate during IEP meetings to get people to listen to you, and shares real experiences with the labels and diagnosis of her own 5-year-old little girl who had a stroke as a newborn. This episode is touching and informative for any parent with a child who may need some tender loving care.

On this edition of "Utah Weekly Forum" Your Host Rebecca Cressman talks with Chantelle Turner, Communications Director and Terri Hunter, Nurse Administrator at American Fork Hospital about the upcoming "Girls Night Out", August 17th 6pm-9pm at The American Fork Hospital Grounds. A Delicious Dinner, Health Experts, Screenings and Pampering are a few things to expect, download and podcast this episode of Utah Weekly Forum for all the information!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.