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Today we're featuring a podcast episode I did with Steph Crowder on her Courage & Clarity podcast.    We're getting into some mindset challenges Steph faced around using Facebook ads, especially her fear of not being fully prepared to handle the success that ads could potentially bring.   This Week on the Get Paid Podcast: A client celebrates under $200 in ad spend leading to $15,000 in sales (full episode coming soon) Why us helping you set up your audiences is a pretty big deal  Why our clients are turning to Absolute FB Ads instead of agencies What if you're just one amazing ad away from a huge result in your business? Mentioned in this podcast: Early enrollment Audience Creation bonus ends August 23rd: https://clairepells.com/launch  Steph's Courage & Clarity Podcast: https://stephcrowder.com/podcast/  Now it's time to GET PAID Thanks for tuning into the Get Paid Podcast! If you enjoyed today's episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, rate, and leave your honest review. Connect with me on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, visit my website for even more detailed strategies, and be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media. Now, it's time to go get yourself paid

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Nurturing Your Own Courage, Clarity, and Confidence Courage, clarity, and confidence are like muscles—the more you use them, the stronger they get. Contrary to popular belief, these are not things we're born with. They're skills we are all capable of developing. We can't read, wish, or meditate ourselves into more courage, clarity, and confidence. They require action and practice. Here Are Three Ways to Live with More Courage, Clarity, and Confidence 1 – Be Decisive 2 – Take Action 3 – Love Yourself and Enjoy the Journey Send me a quick email to get the blog post that goes with this episode  Sonya Janisse Design your Life, your way Accountability Coach   NLP, HWL, PTS Accountability Coach ~ I help you keep your promises to yourself. Taking your life from unbearable to unstoppable. xo Author, Podcaster, Certified Coach Fresh Approach Fitness, a Wellness Company Call or Text 226-377-0799 | sonya@FreshApproachFitness.ca FreshApproachFitness.ca

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How many of you have spent time wondering about all of the different ways you can cultivate your audience and grow your community? If you’ve done your research, you’ve no doubt come across the impressive earning potential of live video. If you feel shy or apprehensive at even the thought of doing this, you’ll find comfort in the fact that so many people have been in your shoes. The idea of putting ourselves out there isn’t easy. But, when you invest in the tools you need to build this confidence and skill-set, the ROI is wildly impressive!Today you’ll hear from 3 very special guests. These are women who’ve come through my LVM course and found it to be instrumental in their success in terms of connecting with their audience. Cathleen Elle is a successful author who found the ideal way to connect with others like her who are healing personal trauma. Nancy Belda is a professional coach who now uses live video to help women in mid-life create the perfect path for their next chapters. Shirley Whing Chow found a more authentic way of connecting to her audience in her social-emotional intelligence coaching business from behind the camera lens.Over the last few episodes, you’ve heard directly from graduates of my FREE Masterclass who’ve shared their personal experiences. LVM is the path towards proven, exponential growth. Instilling that confidence in yourself is the ultimate game-changer. Who’s ready to invest in my expertise and get camera-ready? There are truly no limits to what you can accomplish by mastering live video, and I’m so excited to help you at every step along the way! In This Episode You Will Learn: The 4 elements Cathleen was able to access through LVM (5:30)How Cathleen utilized live video to become a best-selling author (7:41)The hidden benefit of LVM (10:58)Why it’s never too late to master LVM (22:37)How Nancy found her client niche (28:08)The difference between acting and communicating from behind the lens (30:52)Why you actually become less judgemental of your performance when recording live (34:33)How Nancy plans to use LVM in her business (39:01)Why Shirley found so much value in my Seven Steps Pitch approach (43:27)How a perfectionist learned to let it go through LVM (45:24)People Mentioned in this Episode:Evan Mark KatzJack CanfieldJoseph McClendon III Gary VaynerchukConnect with Cathleen Elle:WebsiteTwitterInstagramFacebookConnect with Nancy Belda:WebsiteFacebookTrainingEmail- nancy@nancybelda.comConnect with Shirley Whing Chow:WebsiteFacebook LinkedInResources: My FREE Masterclass: How to Master Zoom and Live Video Sales Like a Pro Free MasterclassBeyond Your Best Plan PodcastBook- Shattered Together: A Mother’s Journey from Grief to Belief by Cathleen ElleBook- Women Who Rise featuring Cathleen Elle See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 196: 4 Steps to Attract Yoga Students with Steph Crowder   Description: Attracting yoga students to our yoga classes is something we could all use help with. We are also coming up to one of the biggest times for yoga students to sign up for classes - January. This is when people make their New Year resolutions and want to "get back to their routine" or "take care of their emotional and physical wellness". That's why it's so important for us to put our offers out there in front of all these people, and having a simple process can help you get started - Steph Crowder (she/her) has an easy and actionable 4-step process to share.   Steph Crowder is the Founder & CEO of Courage & Clarity, LLC. She's a former Sales Training Director of a giant tech company who struck out on her own to become a sales coach & business strategist, helping thousands of entrepreneurs across all industries. In 2017, she launched the Courage & Clarity Podcast and grew her business to 6 figures in 9 months. Steph focuses on teaching her clients to sell with ease by building a “small but mighty” community who can't wait to buy from them through courses, and webinars.   Steph is adept at taking a concept like getting more yoga students and breaking it down into easy, actionable steps that you can put into practice immediately. Steph walks us through the 4 steps that will help us to go from an idea for our yoga offer to new registrations and real students. She also explains the biggest mistake that business owners make that keep customers walking right past their offers, and gives us some of her tips to overcome that.   If you're aiming to get more students into your yoga classes in 2021 (or even today!), this is the episode to listen to!   Key Takeaways: [6:23] Shannon introduces her guest for this episode - Steph Crowder. [8:12] What is the work that Steph does and who does she do it for? [11:40] Steph's four steps are covered in greater detail in her mini-training, Same Day Sales. [13:27] What is the big mistake many business owners make that keep customers walking past their offers? [16:18] Steph addresses the fact that this process requires some vulnerability. [17:39] Instead of thinking of it as validating your idea, think of this process as co-creating your offer. [18:52] Step 1: Identify your idea. It doesn't have to be something complex or difficult! [22:55] What comes naturally to you that people are always asking you about?  [24:21] Step 2: Locate your leads. Steph has a dirty Internet secret about where your leads are coming from. [28:05] Don't think about this step as pitching your network. Think about it as opening up conversations. [31:33] Step 3: Co-create your offer. Approach this from a place of curiosity. [35:11] Shannon shares a few examples of how co-creating an offer has (and creating offers in a vacuum hasn't) worked for her. [37:54] Shannon and Steph discuss why you should focus on uncovering the pain or pleasure point you are addressing in your co-creation conversations. [38:33] Someone's willingness or unwillingness to pay is a reflection of how well they understand the transformation. [39:27] Step 4: Tweak and book. Steph shares an example of how she used this in her own business. [44:24] Do it scared! You don't need to have a perfect offer before you put it out there. [44:53] What should you do if you follow these steps and you offer doesn't get the traction you're looking for? [46:42] What does Steph recommend if you're sending emails and posting on social media but still not seeing students sign up? [50:01] Check out Steph's podcast, The Courage & Clarity Podcast, to learn more from her. [50:16] Steph has some tips for you around selling. [52:31] Shannon shares her key takeaways from this interview with Steph.   Links: Steph Crowder, Courage & Clarity Courage & Clarity Podcast Crickets to Customers Same Day Sales Mini-Training The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 180: Sticky Note Secret for More Students with Shannon Crow The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 162: Fill Your Yoga Workshop with Mado Hesselink The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 049: Grow Your Yoga Student Base [Part 1] with Shannon Crow The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 050: Grow Your Yoga Student Base [Part 2] with Shannon Crow Fill Your Classes 3-day Challenge with Amanda McKinney The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 043: Minimum Viable Income with Steph Crowder The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 177: How to Connect (aka Network) with Natalie Eckdahl Year on the Wall with Steph Crowder The Connected Yoga Teachers Facebook Group Pelvic Health Professionals   Gratitude to our Sponsor Schedulicity.   Quotes from this episode:   "The big mistake that most people make... is creating your offer in a vacuum." - Steph Crowder   "The core of the Same Day Sales Process is using real human beings, with real experiences, real problems, real desires to help you shape your offer." - Steph Crowder   "Every single person who's listening to this has innate talents and abilities that have been so ingrained in you, you totally don't realize they have value." - Steph Crowder   "Personal network is so overlooked!" - Steph Crowder   "Where are potential customers hiding in my everyday life that I'm not thinking about right now?" - Steph Crowder   "Once you open up the conversation, it is so much easier to get a customer, yes, but also to understand if they're not going to become a customer - why?" - Steph Crowder  

In this episode, we talk to our good friend Steph Crowder, a business strategist, sales expert, and host of the Courage & Clarity podcast. In her past life, Steph was a director of sales training over at Groupon but now helps entrepreneurs get more customers easily by working with those they already know. Today she is spilling all the beans from her extensive experience in sales, talking about how you can go from crickets to customers by following a three-step formula all about the problem, platform, and people, and we just share hacks from what we have learned here at Boss Project and in our side businesses. Switch on your strategic thinking, and tune in!  Remember to leave a five-star rating and review of the show wherever you listen to your podcasts and share it on Instagram, tagging us! When you do this, you stand a chance to win one of two awesome prizes: a free copy of Trello for Business or a month’s access to the Creative Template Shop. Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

Our guest, Ashley Gartland works with women entrepreneurs whose business is doing well but who feel like a hot mess behind the scenes - and they know it's holding them back from reaching the next level. She helps them simplify their business and build a stronger foundation so they can experience more growth and fulfillment in their work and more freedom in their life. Ashley has been an entrepreneur since the age of 22 when she got her start as a freelance food writer. After working in editing, event planning, public relations, and digital publishing, Ashley launched her coaching practice to help overwhelmed entrepreneurs grow their business by doing less better.Ashley's work has been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine, The Huffington Post and Being Boss and she's appeared on The Startup Sessions, Courage & Clarity, and the Creative Empire podcasts. She lives for rainy days, is an avid runner (and wannabe yogi) and prefers kombucha over coffee to fuel her day.In this episode, you will...Hear Ashley's journey as an entrepreneurLearn how she found mentorship and coachingFind out how life circumstances helped her discover her passionDiscover how you can work 25 hours or less a week and still accomplish moreHear about the "Power of the Pause"Realize the importance of delegation Insights:"Really have firm boundaries and learn when to say no.""When you only have 25 hours a week or 10 hours a week to work on your business, you have to be very clear on what things you're spending your time on and what request of your time to say no.""Figure out to delegate in a way that doesn't require a huge commitment but still will pull a lot of results."Resources:Ashley Garland | Simplify

In this special episode of the TruthLover, I'm excited to have 3 guests joining us: Lynn Marie Lumiere, Isaac Shapiro and Elena Nezhinsky, in discussion of the important topic of Covid-19 and how it relates to finding the courage to speak the truth, to be open to alternative narratives and how we can affect change in the World. Lynn Marie Lumiere, MFT is a nondual psychotherapist and activist with a focus on transforming both global and individual issues at their root through dissolving the belief in separation that creates and sustains them. Lynn Marie is one of the pioneers in the emerging field of Nondual Wisdom and Psychotherapy. She is a contributing author for the Sacred Mirror: Nondual Wisdom and Psychotherapy as well as the Undivided: The Online Journal of Nonduality and Psychology. She is co-author of The Awakening West and is the author of Undivided Love: Awaken to the Source of Love and Find True Intimacy published by New Harbinger. → Lynn Marie's website: www.lynnmarielumiere.com→ Facebook: @AwakenedRelating Isaac Shapiro is an internationally known facilitator, fascinated with life lived in alignment with the world's wisdom traditions. He enjoys exploring and assisting those who share this interest. His approach is to ask questions and make statements. He asks participants in his meetings to question and see if what he says is true in their own being. This approach points to what is already known, but obscured in the ways our nervous system and our thinking function. He brings an understanding of neurophysiology and some of the latest discoveries in Quantum physics and applies this when the occasion requires in a light hearted but direct way. Through years of working with people, Isaac has cultivated and refined an ability to track what is happening in the nervous system of participants. Bringing this awareness to peoples attention, allows our natural, innate self-regulating mechanism to be re-established. → Isaac's website: www.isaacshapiro.org Elena Nezhinsky is an independent thinker and a long-time seeker of Truth. She is a pioneer of a global awakening movement and a co-creator of the spiritual inquiry method of Direct Pointing that can lead to release the illusion of separation. From guiding people to awakening, over time Elena's focus has shifted towards helping with integration of the awakening experience. From her own experience with post-awakening Elena developed a method of grounding the energies after awakening and embracing the two levels of existence - absolute and human - for a fulfilling, meaningful life. Elena's diverse background includes a Master's degree in Engineering and certification in many holistic health modalities. She has studied Behavioral Psychology extensively. She is currently working independently as a Spiritual Mentor and Deep Transformation Coach → Elena's website: www.elenanezhinsky.com→ Facebook: @BuddhaOnABull   The TruthLover podcast is presented by Love & Truth Party (www.loveandtruthparty.org) and features Author, Speaker, Transformational Coach, Retreat Leader, and Entrepreneur - Will Pye (www.willpye.com) in dialogue with fascinating visionaries and luminaries exploring Consciousness, the Nature of Reality, Awakened Activism, Individual Awakening and Collective Evolution, Science and Spirituality. ➠ While the podcast is offered freely, we invite you to give the gift of dana/donation if you find the content useful. By giving to Love & Truth Party you help further our impact serving global awakening: www.loveandtruthparty.org/support and also on Patreon: www.patreon.com/willpye

Ashley Gartland works with service-based business owners and online entrepreneurs who feel like a hot mess behind the scenes - and who know it's holding them back from experiencing more growth in their business and true freedom in their life. Ashley helps them simplify and streamline their business through intentional business design, smart systems and focused growth strategies that take their business to the next level without the overwhelm. Ashley has been building streamlined businesses since the age of 22, when she got her start as a freelance writer. After working in editing, event planning, public relations and digital publishing, Ashley launched her coaching practice to help overwhelmed entrepreneurs grow their business by doing less better. Ashley's work has been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine, The Huffington Post and Being Boss and she's appeared on The Startup Sessions, Courage & Clarity and Creative Empire podcasts. She lives for rainy days, is a dedicated runner and prefers kombucha over coffee to fuel her day. To connect with Ashley and learn more about simplifying your business, you can visit her web site at www.ashleygartland.com. Here's what we cover in episode 60: How Ashley started her business right after college as a freelance writer, and quickly grew out of it How leveraging her connections, being persistent, and doing her job really well helped her be successful How that experience helps her with her clients today The first step in simplifying your business and life How to set priorities and be clear about what it looks like when you give to all those things What to do after you plan your priorities by planning out your calendar How to choose a calendar system that works for you How to re-frame your mindset if you don't want to use a calendar system - and how to make it more flexible Some results her clients have achieved when people can make shifts in life and business Who Ashley has on her team and what they do Why Ashley doesn't believe she needs a huge team What it looked like when her VA (now OBM) first started work with her Tips for making your first hire to make sure that you hire for the right things first How creating systems in your business can help you hand things off to your team How to make sure your business will work with your life How to assess your current services to see what really works for you and a specific example from Ashley's two long-term coaching services How marketing is such a beast in our business - and why Ashley recommends just focusing on a few things and doing them really well The behind-the-scenes scoop on how Ashley did during Small Change September, a recent marketing activity she did where she went live on Facebook 20 days in a row The results she got from going live on FB every day How to simplify your client projects Links mentioned: Ashley's websiteAshley's Instagram Like what you heard? Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. Click here to join the free community!  Let's connect on Instagram!

As an entrepreneur it’s common to feel like you have to do everything yourself and that’s simply NOT TRUE! It’s so important to remember to avoid the comparison trap and to keep things simple. Putting systems in place for your social media by figuring out what gets you results and what you can release will help you streamline and simplify your life!    In this podcast episode, we discuss:  How Ashley got started as an entrepreneur and what clients she works with now  Different challenges social media creates and how to address them  Where Ashley spends most of her time on social media     Suggestions for simplifying Facebook groups and creating boundaries for social media Advice for new business owners using social media to connect with other people  How to audit your social media to avoid burnout and feel energized  Details about Ashley’s Simplified Marketing Plan Training    Memorable Quotes: “As much as we want to do ALL of the things, we’ve got to have systems in place that support the business we want to have.”  “Your boundaries are what you’re comfortable with and allows you to keep yourself in check and still have an amazing community.” “I come from a place of curiosity...if the conversation leads to working together fine, if not they’re still an engaged community member.”     “Focus on one or two platforms really well and go for depth, not breadth. Look at where you’re energized, look at what makes sense and what’s driving results for you.”      Meet Ashley Gartland:  Ashley Gartland works with service-based entrepreneurs whose business has experienced some success but who feel like a hot mess behind the scenes - and who know it's holding them back from reaching the next level. She helps her clients simplify and streamline their business so they can grow to the next level and experience more freedom and fulfillment in their life. Ashley has been an entrepreneur since the age of 22, when she got her start as a freelance food writer.  After working in editing, event planning, public relations and digital publishing, Ashley launched her coaching practice to help overwhelmed entrepreneurs grow their business by doing less better. Ashley's work has been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine, The Huffington Post and Being Boss and she's appeared on The Startup Sessions, Courage & Clarity and The Creative Empire podcasts. She lives for rainy days, is an avid runner (and wannabe yogi) and prefers kombucha over coffee to fuel her day. To connect with Ashley and learn more about how you can simplify your business, you can join Ashley's free community, The Simplified Entrepreneur.  Connect with Ashley: https://www.instagram.com/ashleygartland/ https://www.facebook.com/Ashley-Gartland-Coaching-998120186912465/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashley-gartland-991aa95/ http://bit.ly/thesimplifiedentrepreneur http://www.ashleymgartland.com/ Links Mentioned: https://www.ashleymgartland.com/simplifiedmarketingplan https://www.ashleymgartland.com/trelloboard This Episode Is Made Possible By: Social Report: The world’s most complete social media management platform and my social media management tool of choice. Savvy Social School: Everything you need to increase visibility, growth, and engagement on social media

Steph Crowder is the former Director of Customer Success at Fizzle and a business strategist that helps entrepreneurs balance “the head and heart of entrepreneurship.” Through her group coaching and signature program, Crickets to Customers, she equips business owners on how to develop an engaged community. Steph is the host of the Courage & Clarity podcast, where she explores what it truly takes to be a successful entrepreneur and create a life filled with love and passion for what you do.   Today, Steph shares how she honed her coaching skills and was able to apply it in a different setting that's an excellent fit for her. She explains how it allowed her to earn over $163k in revenue in a single year, discusses how she identified the business she wanted to start, and how her business kicked off while maintaining good relationships with her former colleagues. Steph also shares the gifts she possesses that allow her to see the necessary business tweaks and opportunities that other coaches and entrepreneurs don't see as well as her ultimate goal for any coaching interaction she has with her clients.   “Strategy divorced from vision is kind of just taking blind action.” - Steph Crowder     This Week on the Get Paid Podcast:   The inspiration behind the Courage & Clarity Podcast. How Steph's work at Fizzle led to her role as a coach. Why she decided to pivot her career from working at Fizzle to building a business. What Steph's early podcast download numbers looked like and why she started her email list 6-months after launching her show. How she launched her first offer and what drove her to start it. What is the 15-Minute Planner Method and how Steph launched her six-month coaching program. What Crickets to Customers is and how it got started. How Steph allows her clients to co-create their coaching experience in her programs. Her process regarding client acquisitions and evaluation. The importance of validating business ideas and setting realistic expectations before launching paid programs. How much Steph made in less than a year of her coaching business and how much she actually “takes home” after expenses. Her vetting process for enrolling clients into her 6-month coaching programs.     Resources Mentioned:   Episode 37: Corbett Barr: Audience or Product First? Episode 40: Chase Reeves: “This Shit Is Hard” Episode 56: Shanté Cofield: Asking Your Question and the Power of “Swipe Up” Big Magic Book by Elizabeth Gilbert Voxer   Connect with Steph Crowder:   Crickets to Customers Website The Courage & Clarity Podcast Fizzle Website Email: steph@courageandclarity.com   Sell Your Online Course - on Autopilot!   Are you ready to ramp up your online course sales this year? Thinking about using Facebook and Instagram ads to promote your services and online products, but feeling a little overwhelmed?   Then you need the 5-Part Ad Formula That Sells Online Courses on Autopilot.   This FREE masterclass is based on my proven formula and teaches you how to create 5 killer Facebook and Instagram ads that will convert newsfeed browsers into new students for your online course, group program, or mastermind.   So… what are you waiting for? Request your free access to The 5 Ads Formula That Sells Online Courses on Autopilot today.     Now it's time to GET PAID   Thanks for tuning into the Get Paid Podcast! If you enjoyed today's episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, rate, and leave your honest review. Connect with me on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, visit my website for even more detailed strategies, and be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media.   Now, it's time to go get yourself paid.

Shownotes: http://fizzleshow.com/310 Self-starting entrepreneurs are always confronted with having to manage multiple projects at once. Will you ever get to the point of sorting out all these tasks and responsibilities, and having a greater sense of control over your daily activities? Is it possible to start enjoying the process, even though the circumstances are not ideal? In this episode, we look at practical ways in which you can optimally manage your energy as an entrepreneur, always keeping in mind what the ultimate goal is and staying in tune with your true self and with what makes you happy. Today on the show we are joined by Steph Crowder and Jen Rao who will be sharing some of their tips and tricks for aligning your work to suit the lifestyle you want. Jen summarizes her story of last week, about how a stressful job led her to scale down and simplify her life. Steph also shares about having to make a drastic career move that enabled her to prioritize both her professional aspirations and her family, and about the importance of developing a clear vision for the future. We also talk about the difficulty women face in balancing their work and family lives, the silent expectations of the workplace and why you need to constantly check your internal alignment. We discuss the circumstances under which you would want to leave your employment, waiting for the right opportunity and why you could consider simply reducing your day job hours. Don't miss out on this insightful conversation today on The Fizzle Show! Key Points From This Episode: • A summary of Jen's story about making alternative decisions. [0:07:55.0] • Visionaries versus implementers. [0:12:57.0] • Having a vision of where you want to be. [0:14:42.0] • Steph's take on the book Lean In. [0:15:48.0] • The unspoken expectations on employees. [0:16:50.0] • The importance of alignment. [0:19:24.0] • Trying new things in the first year of running your own business. [0:21:16.0] • How alignment can shift. [0:21:46.0] • Changing energies in ourselves and in nature. [0:22:40.0] • Embracing the fact that we change and grow. [0:24:08.0] • Myers and Briggs personality types. [0:28:01.0] • Jen's struggle with going on vacation with her previous job. [0:33:18.0] • The importance of being happy with what you do. [0:34:34.0] • Leaving your job and waiting for the right opportunity. [0:40:05.0] • Knowing what matters most to you. [0:47:23.0] • How useful the MVI worksheet is. [0:50:15.0] • The importance of leaving your job on good terms. [0:52:48.0] • Scaling down your hours to allow more creative time. [0:53:35.0] • The possibilities with freelance work. [0:57:00.0] • Energizing versus draining activities. [1:00:05.0] • Cultivating gratitude for your situation. [1:02:08.0] • And much more! Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: • Fizzle Show — https://fizzle.co/ • Kerri Lowe on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerrilowe • Steph Crowder on Twitter — https://twitter.com/stephcrowder_ • Courage + Clarity — https://www.courageandclarity.com/ • Jen Rao — https://jenrao.com/ • Amy Porterfield — https://www.amyporterfield.com/ • Marie Forleo — https://www.marieforleo.com/ • Sheryl Sandberg • Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead on Amazon — https://www.amazon.com/Lean-Women-Work-Will-Lead/dp/0385349947 • Sheryl Sandberg on Twitter — https://twitter.com/sherylsandberg • Winston Churchill — https://www.history.com/topics/british-history/winston-churchill • Myers and Briggs — https://www.myersbriggs.org/home.htm?bhcp=1 • Big Five Personality Traits — https://www.verywellmind.com/the-big-five-personality-dimensions-2795422 • Gusto — https://gusto.com/fizzle • TED Talks — https://www.ted.com/talks • Tim Ferriss — https://tim.blog/ • Corbett Barr — https://corbettbarr.com/ • The Life-Chaning Magic of Tidying Up on Amazon — https://www.amazon.com/Life-Changing-Magic-Tidying-Decluttering-Organizing/dp/1607747308 • MVI Exercise — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/minimum-viable-income • This episode — https://fizzle.co/310

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Mountains and Marathons guides people to develop greater courage, clarity and confidence. They do this through 6 month leadership programs that leverage online coaching, community support, leadership Masterclasses and epic physical challenges. Each of their programs culminate in running a marathon or climbing a mountain in one of the world’s most extraordinary locations.   The…

Ashley Gartland works with successful women in business who feel like hot messes behind the scenes.  She helps them simplify their business and build a stronger foundation so they can experience more growth and fulfillment in their work and more freedom in their life. Ashley has been an entrepreneur since the age of 22, when she got her start as a freelance food writer. After working in editing, event planning, public relations and digital publishing, Ashley launched her coaching practice to help overwhelmed entrepreneurs grow their business by doing less better. Ashley's work has been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine, The Huffington Post and Being Boss and she's appeared on The Startup Sessions, Courage & Clarity and The Feel Good Effect podcasts. She lives for rainy days, is an avid runner (and wannabe yogi) and prefers kombucha over coffee to fuel her day. In today’s episode, Ashley shares the TOP limiting belief she’s faced in her business, I cannot be both successful and humble. Ashley shares with us how she asked herself if this was true, searched for the evidence, and made the conscious choice to no longer believe it.  Join us in this conversation because you are not alone and it is okay to feel like “this” and seek help!   In this Episode: Create awareness to show there are ways to show success and be modest Give yourself permission to become an example for others It takes time and practice to work through this belief Look for other leaders who have paved the way Share in one small way Words of Wisdom: --“Accept compliments without deflections” -- “Design your business by designing your life FIRST”   Connect with Ashley! Website Instagram Facebook   Connect with Kate! Instagram Facebook Twitter The Confident Ladies Club

Today I’m with Ashley Gartland about simplifying and delegating in your business. We talk a little bit about how you can simplify your business and the five steps she has to help you get to what you want to be spending time in your business and how you can make space for the things you want in your life. We talk about the best place to start simplifying if you’ve been running your business for a while and then we dive into the topic of delegation. We talk about using delegating to make your workload easier and save time, how you think about delegating whether you’ve done it before or not. Ashley gives us the assignment to help us figure out which tasks we want to hold onto and which we can delegate to tools, systems, or contractors. She also talks about how simplifying in your business can really benefit you and why it’s so important. Ashley Gartland works with women entrepreneurs whose business is doing well but who feel like a hot mess behind the scenes - and they know it's holding them back from reaching the next level. She helps them simplify their business and build a stronger foundation so they can experience more growth and fulfillment in their work and more freedom in their life. Ashley has been an entrepreneur since the age of 22 when she got her start as a freelance food writer. After working in editing, event planning, public relations and digital publishing, Ashley launched her coaching practice to help overwhelmed entrepreneurs grow their business by doing less better. Ashley's work has been featured in O, The Oprah Magazine, The Huffington Post and Being Boss and she's appeared on The Startup Sessions, Courage & Clarity and The Feel Good Effect podcasts. She lives for rainy days, is an avid runner (and wannabe yogi) and prefers kombucha over coffee to fuel her day. To connect with Ashley and learn more about how you can simplify your business, you can join Ashley's free community, The Simplified Entrepreneur. Topics Discussed: Why it’s so important for business owners to simplify The best place to start simplifying if you’ve been running your business for a while Steps you can take to start simplifying How you can use delegation to make your workload easier and save time Where to start when considering delegating Why delegating doesn’t have to cost a lot of money Evaluating what benefits you’ve gotten from delegating Resources Discussed: Trello Acuity Calendly Zoom Loom Connect with Ashley: Website Instagram Facebook group 5 Steps to Simplify Your Business Guide

For those of you who missed the last Boss Talk Series episode, we brought Steph Crowder of Courage & Clarity on and everybody loved it! We got such good feedback, that we decided to bring her on again. Yep, she’s officially moved in! So today’s question is, how do you maintain healthy female relationships? We’ve touched on this in previous episodes, but today we want to focus specifically on business female friendships. This is a tricky topic and goes hand in hand with the theme: Community VS Competition. So how do you stay in your lane and be friends with someone who is doing what you’re doing? When are you crossing the line of taking advantage of a friendship? And how do you know whether your own helpfulness is being taken advantage of too? These are the types of tough questions we’ll be digging into in this episode. We also share how we personally manage our business female friendships and how having the support of other business women has radically enhanced our lives and careers. By the end of this episode, you’ll really see the benefits of having business female friendships in your life and will know how to determine whether these friendships are in a healthy give-and-take balance. No more hiding, it’s time to get out there and take a chance on the women in your midst. Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

Today we are welcoming you to a brand new series that we are kicking off right here, right now! The monthly series is called Boss Talk and it’s an unscripted, uncensored, roundtable, brainstorming session between Abbie, Emylee and our lovely visiting guests. We’ll be diving into hot topics in the industry right now and will kick off every episode by posing a question to each of us in the discussion, which we’ll flesh out throughout the show. Today’s question is, “What are your thoughts on the phrase "community over competition?" And here to help us answer it, is the delightful boss babe, Steph Crowder of Courage & Clarity. Here in this series, there is no holding back, no sugar-coating, no censoring. It’s just us, cracking open beers and navigating important questions that you’re probably wondering about too… So, are you someone who is all for community, or all for competition? Or is it about striking a healthy balance between the two? But how do we do that and are authentic communities really possible? This is an important and topical debate across all industries right now and one that we’re not sure people are speaking about as honestly as openly as we’d like. This series is all about real, off-the-cuff, honest opinions and if that’s your jam, then come and join us! Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

There was a time (pretty recently!) that I compared myself to biz friends who were rocking “strategies” and focusing on fine-tuning conversion rates. And when I found myself deep in comparisonitis, I had a wake up call. That’s not me, it’s not my strength. I’m all about the individual people. And transformation. And ideas that turn into core messages. Thing is that being strategic is more about being intentional than about using step-by-step formulas. That’s why I’m so excited to share with you the convo I had with Steph Crowder. You may know her as being one third of the Fizzle show or from her own podcast Courage + Clarity. In our convo, we talk about why the fear of niching is real (and bogus), why women building businesses need equal parts inspiration and instruction, and how she found her core message branching off of Fizzle and then built a successful brand around it in ONE year. Two things I love about her: her use of the word “ruthless” and her whip-smart analogies. You’ll see. ;) Announcements: I have one spot left in May for a 1-1 Message Clarity VIP Day. This is for you if you’re ready to uncover the next evolution of your message as you pivot your business or step into using your voice to change lives. Get Clear, Get Clients is here. It’s my signature course to build the foundation that lets you attract clients instead of constantly chasing them. Once you complete it, you’ll be so clear on what you do that talking about it will feel easy, exciting, and impactful. Follow me on Instagram for behind-the-scenes and deeper stories around this conversation. Keep listening, and you’ll learn: How to use curiosity to recreate that “I didn’t set out to create this business, it just happened” phenomenon Why heading towards what’s working and you’re excited about is smarter than being “strategic” and plugging in something that’s supposed to work from the get-go What different approaches led to a freebie that flopped and one that skyrocketed growth of her email list The difference between days you feel super-productive and others you got “a lot” done but wasted your day Links from the Episode Steph interviewed me on her show! Listen here: Learn to Communicate What You Do Steph’s 4 Steps to Plan Your Week The Courage + Clarity website The Courage + Clarity Facebook group Steph’s Instagram Warmth,Adria

We may specialize in filmmaking, but we’re still entrepreneurs, and we struggle with all the same things that every other entrepreneur struggles with, too. Steph Crowder gives us tons of mic drops about some of those same struggles that she’s faced and how we can work through them. Steph is Head of Member Success at Fizzle.co, co-hosts the Fizzle podcast as well as her own podcast Courage + Clarity, and is also a business coach for people who are hungry for meaningful, independent work in their life. Today, Steph talks with us about being present in the journey and appreciating the now, as well as dropping some truth bombs on imposter syndrome and how to get past it. She also talks about building community, and gives us some very concrete, actionable tips on getting amazing interviews in our corporate and documentary films. Do you deal with imposter syndrome and impossible expectations of yourself? Share a story on the episode page about how these feelings have held you back or how you get through them!   In this episode: The importance of living in the present and some ways to remind yourself to do so Mega truth bombs about imposter syndrome as a filmmaker and entrepreneur What kind of leader you should be if you want to build community and make an impact Steph's strategies for getting powerful responses from interviewees and hooking your viewers   Quotes: “If you don’t love it now, if you don’t feel that feeling of gratitude now, you’re not gonna feel it when you reach some arbitrary goal.” 7:17 “If you’re coming to the table with that not-enough-ness, I think it’s a sign that you’re expecting too much from yourself” 16:44 “People tend to wait for clarity before they take action, but something that I’ve realized is that clarity comes from action” 30:31   Links: Steph’s gift to us: The 15 Minute Weekly Planner Courage + Clarity The Courage + Clarity PodcastFollow Steph on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Fizzle The Fizzle Show podcast  Follow Fizzle on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Check out these productivity tools that I use to help me sell more effectively! Check out the full show notes page Stay up to date with everything we're doing at Studio Sherpas Tune into our weekly Facebook Lives If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would leave us a review on iTunes!   Find out how Video Blocks can save you thousands on your productions!

Today on the podcast we welcome the email list queen, Steph Crowder. Steph is an educator and coach at Courage & Clarity, one of our Mastermind members and the “Den Mamma” at Fizzle.co. She is a delight to have on the show and we’re excited to dive into her secret sauce! The email list is where it’s at, right? Everyone has heard about the email list buzz, but the truth is, that that email list is keeping a lot of you up at night! This episode is helpful for those who are terrified of opt-ins, emails and have no clue what to do with those subscribers afterwards! Steph has been on a recent journey of quadrupling her email list in just 30 days. But what is brilliant about Steph is that she then successfully went on to sell programs to those already warmed up dreamy dreamers. Steph has so many action steps for those who are feeling overwhelmed by their email list, are not sure what to focus on and don’t know how they should grow. For those of you just starting to get your business off the ground – Steph feels ya and gives some great tips on what to do, as well as what not to do in those early stages. She also gives us a great model for setting up your work week in just 15 minutes every Sunday afternoon while you sip a cuppa tea. So take notes because by the end of this episode you will have all the tools and all the inspiration needed to get to work on this right away! Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

The future of podcasting is here and now! Time flies... It is now about six months since I published an episode. It is six months until the book fair in Gothenburg, Sweden. I am celebrating my name-day, with informing you about my upcoming birthday. This solo episode is a call for help, as I am entering a new career phase as a self-published author, in the near future. During this show, you will hear plenty of shout outs and call to actions. Show notes: 00 The Future of Podcasting (August 24, 2017) 00 Followup Conversation with Maria Dolores (September 30, 2017) 00 Gothenburg Book Fair (September 27 - 30, 2018) 01 Name-Day (March 27) 01 My birthday on May 25 01 About Martin Lindeskog 01 EGO NetCast podcast 02 Menu podcast (MenyPodden) 02 Productivity + tea podcast (Produktivitéet) 02 Penn Meets Paper podcast (Penna Möter Papper)  02 Interview with Kate Dmitrieva from Benu Pen 02 Home preparedness podcast (Hemberedskap) 03 Management Studio podcast 03 Kimchi 03 Percolation 04 International Podcast Day 05 First forthcoming book on (black) tea 05 Stand-in for a BNI member (Instagram photo) 06 Business Network International (BNI) 07 Robert Kiyosaki’s Cashflow game 07 Precious metals, e.g., gold and silver 08 Tea Book Sketches - The Process of Cultivating a Tea Book 09 Jingles by Jim Jonsson of JTunes Productions 09 X.ai 09 Boss Jock Studio 10 IK Multimedia iRig Mic Lav compact lavalier microphone for smartphones and tablets (two-pack) (affiliate link) 10 Ringr (referral link) 10 EGO Interview with Tim Sinclair 11 Conference calling is here! - Ringr blog 11 Auphonic (donate credits) 12 The Feed podcast 13 Spext 14 Ferrite recording studio 14 Hindenburg journalist 16 Exactly How To Find A Life-Changing Mastermind Group (6 Huge Mistakes To Avoid) Ep 82 - Courage & Clarity podcast 16 Fizzle (referral link) 16 Finish the First Book on Tea  17 Thank-You Note 17 The Mastermind Group will Not Fizzle Out 17 Empower California 18 Gothenburg Podcasting Meetup - GOT Poddradio 19 Shipping Podcast 20 Course on Anchor by Ileane Smith (affiliate link) 21 Making the Brand podcast by Chris Brogan 21 Making a Book, Blog or Podcast? Start Here! - Fizzle Show 22 Minimalist Baker: The Secret To Building A Rock Solid Brand With Dana Shultz 23 Shawn Smith 23 EGO Search on Addy Saucedo of The Podcaster Planner 25 The Podcaster's Life with Alexander Laurin 26 Ask Win 26 Thanks to Commit Action 28 Karin Hoegh - SolopreneurCast 29 Speed up your podcasts for more efficient listening - Lifehacker 29 Overcast 30 EGO NetCast - Support page 31 GoldMoney 31 Southern New Hampshire University 33 Crowdfunding campaign page for Tea Book Sketches 33 Big Mac celebrating 50 years 33 Instagram picture - Big Mac’s 50th birthday 34 PayPal.me/Lindeskog 34 Fundraising pool (moneybox) for my Journeying  34 PayPal launches Money Pools, where groups chip in to raise money to buy things - TechCrunch 34 Copenhagen 35 London 35 Athens 35 Aristotle’s Lyceum (Peripatetic School) 36 Working toward a free-market future for Lebanon - Atlas Network 36 Audible Trial - mid roll message (affilate link) 38 Affiliate links related to podcasting 39 In-audio search - CastBox.FM 39 The Book of Tea 39 Having a Tea Meetup in Little London and Big Apple (Ken Cohen, Talking Tea podcast) 40 Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics 40 The Little Book of Ikigai 41 Remote 41 Basecamp 42 Deep Work 43 Tim Ferriss - reishi mushrooms 44 Independent distributor (ID number 103807349) of Unicity’s products 44 Unimate - A Revolutionary Discovery 44 Yerba mate 44 How is Unimate different from traditional Yerba Mate?  44 Instagram photo of a beverage during a Skype conference call with my Mastermind group 45 Matcha green tea (Instagram photo) 46 Lyceum Bulletin newsletter 46 Revue 47 Could a Popup Lead to an Upgrade of the Content Creation? (MailerLite) 48 Martin Lindeskog is creating podcasts - Patreon  48 Behind the scenes stuff fo patrons - Lens by Patreon 49 Ileane Smith on Patreon 49 EGO NetCast survey form - Libsyn 50 Rob Walch, Libsyn. Grow Your Podcast Via Your Own Custom App - Podcastification 51 The General Data Protection Regulation 51 So-called alternative for .SE 52 So-called alternative for .DE 52 Legalize Privacy 52 Freedom of speech in Sweden… 53 Courage, Confidence, and Integrity 53 Instagram photo - CreativeMornings in Gothenburg, March 23 54 Upcoming ”umbrella” site, TeaParty.Media 54 Charlotte Hågårdh - LinkedIn tips 57 The Big Picture - Haiku Deck presentation Sites and resources: Aviani - Exlusively Selected Lingerie (Tumblr) Aviani Boudoir Boutique (Instagram) Aviani - Passion for Lingerie (Pinterest) ComArt JTunes Productions

Over this last year, in anticipation of my book publishing later this month, I've appeared on a lot of podcasts as a guest. One of my favorite interviews to be a part of was for the Courage & Clarity podcast, hosted by Steph Crowder. Love her. Well, Steph also released another conversation with someone whose story exemplifies so much of what we talk about here on the show that as I was listening to it, I was thinking, "The Bare Naked Bravery folks need to hear this. Wouldn't it be so cool to get to talk with her?!" Well, fate would have it that I was driving at the time and forgot to write down "Contact Catherine Rains" on my to-do list. But evidently, Catherine was thinking the same thing and contacted US! So you guys, this is gonna be a great story about growing up with a bi-polar parent, quitting your job for art, battling cancer, getting divorced, and then quitting your job again to go back into art full-time. Catherine Rains is the artist behind @TheHotelArtist on Instagram - go check her out, because not only does she have a phenomenal story, but her work is wonderful too. One of the things I love most about Catherine's story is how level-headed she is, which is really a testament to how not-chaotic bravery can sometimes be. I think it's easy to forget that even though you're accomplishing great and wonderful things, that you can still have your wits about you and not lose your sanity. So get ready to listen to a wildly sane and grounded story of being a visual artist with extra doses of hutzpah. Brave Takeaway Beyond your free Bravery Bundle (which is always available at barenakedbravery.com) your Brave Take-Away from today's show is to go get yourself covered in color! Go paint, doodle, or draw something - anything. Especially if you're not an "artist type." Stretching yourself to operate in a different brain function is epically helpful. And if you're feeling extra showy, everyone in the Bare Naked Bravery Community would love to see what you came up with, especially after listening to Catherine's story. You can find Catherine Rains and myself on facebook, twitter, instagram, and more. Go ahead and tag us so we can cheer you on and see what you're up to. Keep in Touch with Catherine Rains www.catherinerains.com https://www.instagram.com/thehotelartist/ Keep in Touch with Emily Ann Peterson http://emilyannpeterson.com http://instagram.com/emilyannpete http://facebook.com/emilyannpeterson http://twitter.com/emilyapeterson So that's our show this week! Thank you for listening. Again, we've put all the links in the show notes for today's episode. Be sure to visit us online for all of that. Just visit barenakedbravery.com And if you enjoyed listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it for you, please. Give us a review and rate the show in your iTunes desktop app or on your podcast app on your phone. Seriously, it helps us out a lot more than it is a hassle for you. All this bravery deserves to be spread as far and wide as possible. You're a part of all that! Credits If you're diggin' the music in today's episode, that's because it's brought to you by Lee Rosevere! To find out more about all the artists, musicians, and other sponsors of the show, please visit barenakedbravery.com/sponsors I'm looking forward to being with you next week. We have some great things in store for you! Until then I have one message for you. It's this: Be yourself. Be vulnerable. Be brave. Because the world needs more of your Bare Naked Bravery. 3 Ways You Can Support the Bravery! Leave a review on iTunes We would LOVE it if you'd leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes.   Simply click here to get started >>> http://bit.ly/bnbrr Share this episode with a friend If you have a friend who might really love/need to hear this episode, what are you waiting for?! Email, text, fb message, snail mail - all great options! Become a Patron of Bare Naked Bravery Every patron gets awesome goodies, super early advance links to Emily Ann's new songs & releases, and so much more! $1 Monthly$3 Monthly$5 Monthly$10 Monthly$15 Monthly$25 Monthly$100 Monthly I'm looking forward to being with you next week. We have some great things in store for you! Until then I have one message for you. It's this: Be yourself. Be vulnerable. Be brave. Because the world needs more of your Bare Naked Bravery.

I'm so excited to feature Stephanie Crowder today! She's been a member of the Fizzle.Co Team for a couple years and I'm an avid fan of theirs! You'll find out more about that in a bit. More importantly to today's conversation, Stephanie recently started a gem of a podcast called "Courage & Clarity." In fact, she interviewed me for it and recently published those episodes too! Today, she and I talk about duh, courage & clarity and how they play on each other and balance each other out. We also chat about how we can find that courage and clarity to do meaningful work in the world. It's so good. I know you'll enjoy hearing her own personal experiences and learning curves because she's got a great perspective as a new mom, and a workin' career gal who recently "jumped ship" to join a smaller team. Towards the end of our chat, Steph and I talk about this killer guide and workbook that she's pulled together for you! The link for that and anything else we mention are in the show notes for this episode over at barenakedbravery.com I love this gal and I know you will too. Let's jump on in and talk with Steph Crowder. Brave Take-Aways Okay, so beyond your Bravery Bundle, your Brave Take-Away from today's show is... to hop into the Bare Naked Bravery facebook group and tell us a couple favorite ways YOU find clarity in your life. Is it reading a certain book? Is it talking a certain person? Is it asking yourself a series of questions like the ones Steph mentioned? If you're not a member of the BNB community yet, you can do so by downloading the Bravery Bundle, which will automatically send you a link to join! We'd love to hear all about your favorite parts of today's Bare Naked Bravery. You can find Steph Crowder and myself on facebook, twitter, instagram, and more. Go ahead and tag us so we can cheer you on and see what you're up to. Keep in Touch with Steph Crowder http://courageandclarity.comhttp://twitter.com/stephcrowder_ http://facebook.com/courageandclarity http://instagram.com/stephcrowder_ Keep in Touch with Emily Ann Peterson http://emilyannpeterson.comhttp://instagram.com/emilyannpete http://facebook.com/emilyannpeterson http://twitter.com/emilyapeterson Credits If you're diggin' the music in today's episode, that's because it's brought to you by my friends at Music Box Licensing, a premier creative music agency dedicated to finding and crafting unique soundtracks. To find out more about all the artists, musicians, and other sponsors of the show, please visit barenakedbravery.com/sponsors 3 Ways You Can Support the Bravery! Leave a review on iTunes We would LOVE it if you'd leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes.   Simply click here to get started >>> http://bit.ly/bnbrr Share this episode with a friend If you have a friend who might really love/need to hear this episode, what are you waiting for?! Email, text, fb message, snail mail - all great options! Become a Patron of Bare Naked Bravery Every patron gets awesome goodies, super early advance links to Emily Ann's new songs & releases, and so much more! $1 Monthly$3 Monthly$5 Monthly$10 Monthly$15 Monthly$25 Monthly$100 Monthly I'm looking forward to being with you next week. We have some great things in store for you! Until then I have one message for you. It's this: Be yourself. Be vulnerable. Be brave. Because the world needs more of your Bare Naked Bravery.

The interview with Colin Cray, a.k.a the Podcast Host, was recorded (length: 59 minutes) on June 5, with the Ringr app. At the beginning of our conversation we talk about Colin's interest in mountain biking and I mention Jerry Nilson's site Cycloclimbing.com ("Road cycling on mountain roads"). As a fellow podcaster, I experienced plenty of aha-moments during the episode. I got several new ideas for the podcasts that I am involved in, and potential features for new podcasts in the pipeline... I am tinkering on how I could apply "content stacking" on my social media activities in the near future. Show notes: 02 Colin Gray on Twitter: @thepodcasthost 02 PodcastGuests.com 03 The Numbers (Numb3rs) Game 10 New Media Europe 10 Youpreneur Summit 12 Fizzle 12 Courage & Clarity 22 Lyceum - Peripatetic school 23 Audible 24 Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike 25 The Lies of Locke Lamora: The Gentleman Bastard Sequence, Book One (Gentleman Bastards 1) 27 Trader Principle - Atlas Shrugged, The Fountainhead 27 Ayn Rand Included on A-Level Curriculum in UK - The Objective Standard 28 TANSTAAFL - The Library of Economics and Liberty 29 Parenting: How To Raise a Life-Loving Child (The Objective Standard), Can one be a true Objectivist and be a good parent, or isn’t good parenting really altruistic? (Leonard Peikoff podcast), Leonard Peikoff’s final podcast. 32 SaaS 35 Shawn Smith a.k.a the Mobile Pro 36 Aston microphones 37 iRig Mic Lav. 38 72 hours...  39 Podcasting in Seasons: Revitalise Your Content & Help Your Listeners - The Podcast Host 45 "iPod, podcast, netcast..." Listen between time stamp, 11 - 14 min., of the episode, Back to the Future Just In Time (EGO NetCast). 45 Produktivitéet podcast (in Swedish) 46 MenyPodden - street food guide (in Swedish) 47 UK Startup podcast 49 BizSugar.com (moderators) 50 My First Book on Tea with Illustrations by John Cox - GoGetFunding.com 52 Bruce Gray - Left Handed Giant Brewing Co. and Small Bar. 54 Frappuccino 54 Lapsang Souchong black tea. 54 White tea by the Wee Tea Company. 54 J. Allan Braithwaite Ltd, Tea Blenders & Coffee Roasters, Dundee 56 Yerba mate 57 Rooibos 58 The Podcast Host on Instagram 59 Support EGO NetCast