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Julie and the supernatural hummingbirds--can you find comfort in supernatural signs. Are they God sent, serendipity, or something else? Julie and her fiancé John courageously move into a new house together.  Fearing adult kid mutinous protest, can Julie and John figure out how to celebrate their first Thanksgiving and Christmas like one big happy family?  Or does it turn into a cluster-f? Julie reveals her biggest hang-up. Julie is the outsider in fiancé John's decades-old social circle. Will John's friends accept Julie? Does Julie compete with John's late spouse? John's late spouse was also named Julie. Your late spouse's family drifts away. Now what? Feeling abandoned? Orphaned? Got Resilience?  How widowhood refines you. And you'll hear about Julie's peculiar PTSD. Freaky. And lots more! Julie's prior show and God winks serendipity interview links are below The Bullets. The Bullets Supernatural Hummingbirds Packing Two Houses Thanksgiving Christmas Challenge Signs, Coincidences, And Comfort The Late Spouse Rooms Julie's PTSD Finding Common Ground With His Adult Kids Shifting Friends I'm The Outsider Late Spouse Competition Abandoned and Orphaned? Resiliency--How Hard Times Refine Kids Mortality Worries Thanks for listening. Julie's God winks interview link here. Julie's Once-Upon-A-Time story past episodes and blog links: Episode 8: Out, Damned Spot! Episode 9: Too Soon? Julie's Blog Because you shouldn't have to journey alone, join me in the My Spouse Died Too community email list for members-only benefits: Behind-the-scenes commentary gives you deeper insight--helps you heal. Episode alerts so you'll know when a new episode is ready. Updates on past podcast guests because their journeys continue too. Plus more thoughts, resources, and random widowed journey stuff I discover. And it's the best way to contact me. Because you shouldn't have to journey alone. Sign-up now at https://www.myspousediedtoo.com. Hope. Heal. Find love again. ~ Emeric My Spouse Died Too podcast, images, logos, artwork copyright © 2019-2021 by Emeric McCleary. Music and lyrics © 2019-2021 by Emeric McCleary and Elena McCleary

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This is episode 141 of the Pam Sowder Podcast, with your host, Pam Sowder! Pam has over 2 decades of field and corporate experience and was voted one of the most influential women in direct selling. She helps match the daily needs of distributors to everyday life challenges. This week, Pam is joined by another exciting guest to have another powerful conversation! Julie Simons is a Psychotherapist in private practice in Sarasota, Florida. She has worked with all sorts of individuals on a variety of issues and has over 20 years of experience in the field. In particular, Julie is incredibly fascinated by the brain and what it causes us to do. Why do we get stuck in our ways? Why do we form these self-limiting beliefs we can’t seem to shake? Why is it so difficult to adjust the patterns in our everyday lives that are no longer serving us? In this conversation, you’re going to learn the answers to these questions and what you can do to overcome the challenges that are holding you back from achieving your dreams! Julie shares so much invaluable insight on how we can begin to shift our mindset, reshape our identities, and rework our belief system. There is a lot to be learned in this episode so be sure to sit back, relax, and take a ton of notes! Also, don’t forget to share with your friends and family who you know could benefit from this conversation as well!   Key Takeaways [:30] About today’s episode! [1:02] Julie introduces herself; who she is, what she does, and how she got here! [2:07] What does Julie mean when she talks about the brain? [2:55] Does Julie physically look at the brain when she studies it, or more so what it causes us to do? [3:37] Can we analyze our own brain and self-correct/adjust our own behavior? [5:22] Why it is difficult to change our belief system and why we end up feeling ‘stuck.’ [8:01] How we can begin changing our negative mindset and self-limiting beliefs around our identity. [11:47] Why awareness is the key to changing any behavior or pattern! [14:10] Why you cannot “judge yourself” into change (and why judgment is actually keeping you stuck!) [16:22] No one is a lost cause — and here’s the scientific proof to back it up! [18:08] About Pam’s book, Rich Girl Poor Girl! [18:31] How the brain works against us by distorting our self-image, creating biases, and reaffirming our self-limiting beliefs. [20:22] How to make your new belief system stick. [22:35] About Julie’s new online course launching next month, “Chaos to Control: How to Get Your Brain to Stop Spinning.” [24:54] Julie offers some invaluable tips around overcoming your fears and rewriting your beliefs about yourself! [29:50] Where and how to get in touch with Julie. [31:28] Pam thanks Julie for joining her in this episode!   Mentioned in this Episode It Works Julie Simons’ Website Julie Simons’ Facebook Julie Simons’ Instagram Julie Simons’ Pinterest Julie Simons’ Twitter To learn more about Julie’s webinar, text the word: ‘link’ to 9413778111 Rich Girl Poor Girl: How to Become the Rich Girl You Were Always Meant to Be, by Pam Sowder   Continue on your Adventure Find more episodes on PamSowder.com/Listen Reach out to her at PamSowder.com/Connect   Reach out on Social Media! Follow Pam @ItWorksPam on Twitter — Tweet her and use #askpam #pamsowder!  

In this episode, I speak with singer, musician and artist, Julie McInnes. Born in Australia, Julie has always been a musical artist. From Circus OZ to Cirque du Soleil, and now, as an independent artist, Julie has a lot of info and wisdom to share about the art and craft of bringing music to life. Join Julie’s World for additional content! Go to https://www.patreon.com/juliesworld The experience of playing a cello (0:01:02) Cello demo (0:03:00) Julie’s early experiences with music in Australia (0:04:22) The support of family to pursue the arts (0:08:50) Being inspired by Canadian music (0:10:42) Julie’s transition from Circus OZ to Cirque du Soleil (0:15:20) Voice demo (0:21:17) How Julie uses her voice as an instrument. (0:22:55) The pressure of being like everyone else (0:26:57) Julie has always worked in collectives (0:31:53) Creativity blossoms under pressure (0:33:42) The joy of collaborations (0:35:04) Julie’s relationship with her wife who is also an artist (0:36:39) Working with various groups over time (0:40:45) Julie’s interests today, including visual art (0:44:53) Being a multidisciplinary artist (0:48:29) Living with imposter syndrome (0:52:50) Does Julie’s cello have a name? (1:00:07) Julie McInnes on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/julamac Visit Planet B612 on the web: http://planetb612.fm/ Follow Planet B612 on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PlanetB612fm Support Planet B612 on Patreon: https://patreon.com/juliesworld

Julie Herendeen is the CMO @ PagerDuty, the real-time operations platform ensuring less downtime and fewer outages, meaning happier customers and more productive teams. Prior to their IPO in 2019 PagerDuty raised funding from some of the best in the business including Accel, a16z, Baseline, Bessemer and Harrison Metal to name a few. As for Julie, prior to PagerDuty she was Vice President of Global Marketing @ Dropbox. Before Dropbox Julie was CMO @ Lookout and before Lookout, Julie enjoyed VP roles at both Yahoo and Shutterfly. If that was not enough, alongside her role at PagerDuty today Julie is also an angel with Broadway Angels and a Board Member @ Hubspot.   In Today’s Episode We Discuss: How Julie made her way from the world of consumer into the world of enterprise and came to be CMO @ PagerDuty today? What were some of Julie’s biggest lessons from her time as VP Global Marketing at Dropbox? Does Julie believe that marketing should be held accountable to a number tied directly to revenue? How does Julie believe sales and marketing should work in unison? How can sales be involved in pipeline generation meetings? Should AEs make themselves responsible for sourcing new leads also? What does the ideal handoff look like?  How does Julie see the best marketing and product teams working together? What can marketing do to collect the most valuable data to inform product decisions? In what forum should they be relayed to product teams? How should product and marketing leaders interact most efficiently?  How does Julie think about the relationship of customer success and marketing? Does Julie agree that with the increasing amount of marketing content used post-sale, marketing is doing much of the work of CS? Where does Julie see many going wrong when investing heavily into thought leadership and content marketing? Julie’s 60 Second SaaStr: Which marketing leader does Julie most respect and why? What would Julie most like to change about the world of SaaS today? What is the optimal relationship between the CEO and the CMO? If you would like to find out more about the show and the guests presented, you can follow us on Twitter here: Jason Lemkin Harry Stebbings SaaStr Julie Herendeen

Today, the Getting Smart team is bringing you an episode with an innovative leader and celebrated education disrupter for more than two decades, Julie Young! Julie is the CEO of ASU Prep Digital and Deputy Vice President of ASU Educational Outreach. Before leading ASU Prep Digital, Julie was the founding CEO and President of Florida Virtual School, the world’s first statewide virtual school and one of the nation’s largest K-12 online education providers.   ASU Prep Digital is a part of the ASU Preparatory Academy (a network of a dozen PreK-12 schools sponsored by Arizona State University.) ASU Prep Digital is now in its 3rd year and has grown to over 20,000 enrollments both nationally and internationally, which includes 600 fulltime students across the country! The school is striving to equip all students with the knowledge and training needed to graduate high school and be successful in college.   In today’s episode, you will get to hear directly from Julie and learn more about ASU Prep Digital’s history, features, and how they’re serving learners worldwide!   Key Takeaways: [:15] About today’s episode. [1:28] Tom welcomes Julie Young to the podcast! [2:02] What interested Julie about online, digital learning 25 years ago? [4:29] In the early years of Florida Virtual School, what does Julie think they got right? [8:22] Julie speaks about her legislature during these early years and some of the unique incentives that ended up driving major change in her work. [13:07] Does Julie agree that partnering with other school districts led to major success for Florida Virtual School? [16:57] Julie provides some background on ASU Prep Digital and her current role with them. [20:00] In addition to supporting the ASU Prep Academy, Julie offers full and part-time learning opportunities to kids in Arizona across the country and even around the world. Julie elaborates about this work she does (on a part-time basis) for both high school and college courses. [23:40] How does ASU balance its offering of more than 100 college courses? [27:30] How do students enroll and gain college credit through ASU Prep Digital? [28:55] Do the online course offerings give ASU a leg-up in admissions? [30:48] Julie describes what their fulltime program is like at ASU Prep Digital. [35:13] Julie speaks about their course roadmap! [40:40] Is Julie encouraged by the way high school innovators and innovative programs are helping to inform or transform higher ed? [44:26] After 24 years of teaching and leading online, is Julie optimistic about the future of online learning? [46:15] Tom and Jessica thank Julie for joining the podcast!   Mentioned in This Episode: ASU Prep Digital ASU Educational Outreach Florida Virtual School ASU Preparatory Academy Arizona State University (ASU) Getting Smart Ep. 123: “Julie Young on Providing Online College Prep” iPrep Academy Broward County Public Schools District Franchises of Florida Virtual School (FLVS) President Michael Crow of ASU Prep Digital ASU Prep Digital Course: BioBeyond “ASU Prep: Blended College Prep with a Little Extra Kick,” by Getting Smart Staff “Arizona State Accelerates Progress with Adaptive Active Courses,” by Tom Vander Ark   Get Involved: Check out the blog at GettingSmart.com. Find the Getting Smart Podcast on iTunes, leave a review and subscribe.   Is There Somebody You’ve Been Wanting to Learn From or a Topic You’d Like Covered? To get in contact: Email Editor@GettingSmart.com and include ‘Podcast’ in the subject line. The Getting Smart team will be sure to add them to their list!  

Julie Schecter is a multi-talented, super-successful serial entrepreneur. After graduating from Harvard Law and working the corporate law world, she launched a successful fitness studio in NYC. After trying to keep in touch with her friends across the country and keep up with everyone's personal and career successes, she got the idea for Small Packages, a curated care package company that allows you to send major love to the people in your life in just five minutes. Julie's business model is genius: she designs curated care packages for life's biggest occasions and offers three price points for each care package AND flat rate shipping. Your friend will get a beautiful box filled with unique items by small vendors and a hand-written note on a custom letterpress card. I've sent a bunch of them to my friends since interviewing Julie - it's my new go-to gift for everything from a new baby to an illness to a housewarming. Julie talks about her career trajectory, how she got the idea for Small Packages and how she implemented it, the crowd funding process, how she finds vendors and stocks inventory, and more. 00:05:45: What's Julie's job and what does she do every day? What was her last 9-5 job, and what was her career trajectory from a dance major to Harvard Law to being a business owner? 00:16:00: What's the origin story of Small Packages - how did she take it from idea to implementation? 00:26:00: How does she source product? How does she manage the inventory and costs? 00:33:00: Did crowd funding work for her? What platform did she use? 00:35:00: We talk about shipping and how it can be the bane of every business owner's existence. 00:41:00: Does Julie have a warehouse, or does she fulfill orders herself? 00:52:00: What's the most popular occasion people buy Small Packages for? What's the most popular price point? 00:55:00: What's Julie's favorite part of her job? 00:57:36: What did owning a successful fitness studio teach Julie about being a business owner? How did it prepare her for Small Packages? 1:00:00: Does Julie have a staff on hand? How does she manage all of the orders? 01:04:00: Back to the Future: What advice would Julie give her younger self? What's her biggest business mistake and what did she learn from it? 01:10:00: A Day in the Life: What does an average day look like for Julie? 01:18:00: Listener Questions and Quick Answers

‘I just shave it everyday.’ This week on Up To 90 we talk The Nanny. The show was a massive success from the years 1993 to 1999; televised in 80 countries and capturing the hearts of millions with its take on the old My Fair Lady narrative. We chat bikini waxes, SPF, why Julie can no longer hang out on Australian beaches and we go the dark place of quacking. Emma talks possible paternity tests, we bump into Cathy live on air and drop the Oprah bomb at least 17 times during the course of the episode. Is Guinness the Irish equivalent of the poppy flower? Is that unfair to heroin? Why is Julie getting swimsuit ready for a city break? Does Julie have a secret boyfriend? If so, why all the cloaks and daggers? Hold onto your man – we’re chatting all things Fran in this The Nanny special. Please don’t forget to rate us on iTunes and follow us on Twitter/Insta @Upto90podcast if you’ve enjoyed this episode or have ever fathered a child with Emma.

Julie Fuller is the super creative owner of Tokyo Blossom Boutique where she sells Christian gifts for women. She’s married to a fellow creative, and together they have one handsome son. As a busy Etsy seller and mom to a darling boy with special needs, it’s critical that Julie makes the most of her time. Press play on the podcast player below or keep on reading to hear all about Julie’s brilliant planner hacks. Fun side note here!: Julie was one of the very first listeners of the Brilliant Business Moms podcast! Julie and I got to hang out at a conference in Nashville last year, and I wasn’t at all surprised to discover she’s as sweet in real life as she is online! Listen Now 1:30 - Not Sure How to Grow your Biz? Listen To Your Customers! Julie’s shop, Tokyo Blossom Boutique, has gone through a bit of a transformation in the time I’ve known her. Lately, her business has been growing in fabulous ways, and I just had to hear what changes Julie’s made that have led to her new growth! Through 2016, Julie was selling lots of hand crochet and knit items. One of her products, knit cup cozies, was selling WAY more than the other items, but she couldn’t figure out why. At that time in business, Julie had been working hard to make her brand visually unified, rather than focusing on a target audience. The more cup cozies she sold in person, the more feedback she got that her product was encouraging. One lady said she was buying a cozy for a friend who’s not very joyful, as a reminder to be joyful. (This one made us both chuckle a bit!) After they purchased a cozy, customers would message Julie to say they purchased it because they needed the inspirational message to encourage them during a difficult time. One woman in particular wrote to tell Julie that her husband was facing tough medical issues and life was especially hard; She wanted a cozy to have that reminder to be joyful right on her daily cup of coffee. (Wow, that’s a powerful reason to buy a product! And Julie listened to each of her customer’s stories carefully!) Early in 2017, Julie decided to focus on developing more encouraging products that her customers would love. She revamped her shop and made mental notes of which products to purge and which to keep. The cup cozies, of course, stayed! Another favorite product, her planner clips, got a makeover; Julie redesigned them to incorporate inspirational messages. And the switch worked! Many customers are using the planner clips not just for planners, but to accessorize their Bible journals. Tokyo Blossom Boutique is now happily a Christian gift company! I just love the simple but impactful steps Julie took to refine her business: Meet customers Listen to them Serve their needs 5:30 - Selling Handmade in a Retail Space The day following our recording, Julie moved into her first retail space! She’s officially a vendor at Woodstock Market, which is a huge retail store of local makers selling home decor and gifts. Julie had been eyeballing this place for a year and a half...she knew it would be a great opportunity! Plus, once a vendor gets in, they receive lots of traffic and attention from local businesses and boutiques. Though Julie’s desire to have space in a retail setting was strong, she knew there was a lot that had to happen in her business and personal life before justifying the risk. Julie’s husband Scott had recently started his own creative business, and she wanted to give him time to get his business going strong. Julie wanted to have the confidence that even a small risk wouldn’t hurt their family. A wise move on Julie’s part was that she also wanted to make sure her shop was ready for a bigger platform. Though her products were visually appealing and high quality, she wasn’t confident that she could give a tidy description of her shop in one sentence. She wanted to work toward that unity within her business before contacting Woodstock Market. The right time turned out to be 18 months after she first started thinking in that direction. Julie had a peace about finally reaching out to the merchandising coordinator and putting in her application, and she heard back the very next day! Those magic words, “You’re a perfect fit, and your products are just what we’ve been looking for!” were exactly what she needed. Since Woodstock Market is Christian-owned, they’d been looking for a vendor who offered Christian gifts. Talk about perfect timing! After Julie got her initial call back from the space, she then had to go through an interview process. Julie says that she appreciated how honest and validating her discussion with the merchandiser was. Julie asked hard questions, like “What if I bomb as a seller!? And can you explain the details of this contract?” And she got straightforward answers right back. In fact, everything worked out so perfectly, that Woodstock Market actually made room for Julie when they had just booked their last spot! She’s been getting great feedback from her in-store shoppers. And it’s encouraging to Julie that many local stores got their start as a vendor at Woodstock Market. 11:45 - Julie’s Brilliant Life Planner Business Hack I already love Julie’s planner clips, but planner clips aren’t the only creative planner hack she’s made! Julie has experimented a lot with the Brilliant Life Planner. The planning pages at the beginning of the year and each month have been a big part of her goal setting. But, like most of us, Julie says most of her hang-ups come during those daily, mundane tasks. She would look at the blank week ahead feeling like a deer in headlights! What were all those nitty, gritty business tasks she had to do? Planning for social media, sending her newsletter, marketing, and contacting the right people...the list was overwhelming! Inspired by Crystal Paine’s Homemaking Binder, Julie made a master binder for her business that she incorporates in her planner. She listed all her weekly, recurring business tasks by day and tucked that list in the front pocket of her Brilliant Life Planner. Now Julie tackles that blank week with confidence! She fills her schedule with the regular tasks first and then adds in all the unique ones. 16:00 - How to Make Sure Important Biz Tasks Always Get Done! Julie’s system for tackling recurring biz tasks is brilliant! She has an awesome system in place to make sure none of the important tasks in her business fall through the cracks. She makes progress on all of them each week. So what are some of Julie’s recurring business tasks? On Mondays, for example, she makes it a point to give her Etsy shop an update. How does everything look? Are her listings up-to-date? Is there anything new she wants to add to her Shop Announcements? Julie keeps regular tabs on her shop so it always shines. Does Julie kick herself if she misses one week of shop updates? Not at all! But having this important to-do on the schedule ensures it gets accomplished more often than not. Some other biz tasks Julie keeps on her recurring list are interactions with fans on Instagram. Like many of us, it’s easy for her to update Instagram, but not necessarily to remember to come back and interact with fans, so she puts it in her planner. Julie also includes a list of who to contact for marketing, such as wholesale businesses and box companies. So brilliant! If marketing isn’t a regularly scheduled part of your business, growth is pretty hard to achieve! 17:00 - Brilliant Planning = Crushing Goals! Julie’s planning strategies have allowed her to meet her great big goals, and I couldn’t be more excited for her! In 2016 she doubled her sales from 2015, and for 2017, her goal is to double her sales AGAIN! Julie is well on her way to reaching that milestone. At the time of this recording, she’s up 60% in sales from where she was last year! And with space in a retail setting and Christmas coming, hitting that goal is definitely within reach. Let’s be honest, meeting these goals didn’t happen by accident. Julie has been super organized and strategic in making steady progress on her business every week. 17:50 - Washi Tape Planner Hacks So, does Julie have any other tips for making the most of her planner? Yes! As moms, a lot of our schedule outside of business can be counted as recurring, like picking up the kids from school, or a weekly lunch date with our husbands, as is Julie’s case. Julie noticed that she was writing the same words and events over and over again. As a result, her pretty planner was getting cluttered! For those daily recurring items, she writes them all out in the slots on her Monday section. And instead of writing the same task or event sideways across the week, over and over, she takes a piece of washi tape and tapes out the same hourly slot through the week. It’s one way she keeps her planner neat and pretty, plus saves herself time. The same washi tape hack can be used if Julie has a vacation coming up. If she needs to block out a full day or an entire week, Julie just stretches washi tape either vertically down the day, or horizontally across the week. Brilliant! 20:20 - Planner Clip Hacks Julie uses 2-3 clips in her planner at all times. She uses one to mark her weekly planning page, and another for the monthly page. Marking the monthly page helps Julie make sure she doesn’t add events to her week that overlap with anything previously scheduled. And when she’s working especially hard for a goal (like doubling sales from last year!) she adds a clip to her goals page too. I just love this hack! Julie saves herself loads of time by speeding up all the small tasks she’s doing each day… like flipping through her planner! 21:15 - A Bonus Hack + A Fun New Addition for Planner Lovers! Another great spot for using a planner clip is to mark your Habit Tracker page. But speaking of the habit tracker page, Julie (and many of you!) have asked if there are plans to include the habit tracker on the monthly page. While we haven’t changed the format of the planner, we ARE creating habit tracker stickers! I’ve teamed up with Ashley Monda of Sunshine Sticker Co.  to make custom sticker pages just for the Brilliant Life Planner! They are gorgeous, and I can’t wait for them to hit the shop! 22:22 - Teeny Post-It Notes Making A Big Difference Another thing Julie does with her planner that I just love is to use the smallest size sticky notes for repeated routines or lists. Turns out, those sticky notes are just about 1.5 inches by 2 inches and can fit across a several-hour block on our planner. Julie can then take her sticky of to-do’s and move them to different days as needed. How great is that!? 24:10 - Bullet Journal Hack Don’t worry bullet journal fans...the planner works for you too! Julie also is a bullet journal user and has incorporated a half-and-half system in her planner. She does time block recurring things. But during her big chunks of time, like the mornings when her son is at school or the afternoons if he takes a nap, she bullet journals. Rather than schedule 30-minute increments, she gets a lined stamp for planners and stamps lines into that block of time to create a bullet-journal style to-do list I do the same thing! I frequently use my big blocks of time as a to-do list. 25:25 - Adorable Mom Moment Julie’s son refers to her customers as ‘friends’. One afternoon as the two of them worked in their home office, he was very quiet and preoccupied with a project in the corner. He then came to Julie and showed her scraps of papers and glued them together. He said he made something for her ‘friends’ and they need to buy it so they’ll be happy. So cute! He gets it! And you’ll have to tune in to the podcast for a second adorable moment that Julie shared! Stay In Touch With Julie Etsy: Tokyo Blossom Boutique Facebook Instagram Pinterest What do you think? Will you try any of Julie’s planner hacks? I know I need to make better use of my clips, and I’m excited to give washi tape a try for some of my daily routines!

This week Julie and Steven take to the high seas to solve a dastardly caper. They ask the hard questions like: Are sharks real? What is liverwurst? Does Julie have a thing for animated characters? How will they celebrate the impending end of season one of SDWAY? and OF COURSE... Why is Fred acting so normal?Commercial Break: More Gooder Than PodcastMusic: Night Surfing by Dave Szeztay

This week Steven and Julie live one of Steven's personal nightmares as they investigate a caper involving the least terrifying thing ever... MARIONETTES... They ask the hard questions like: Why is it so hard to remember the term prompter's box? Does Julie have a true romantic attraction to dogs? Can Steven still sing opera? and of course, Why is Fred encouraging shaggy to commit crimes?Commercial Break: Film Roast PodcastMusic by: Dave Szeztay

This week Julie and Steven are off to the set of a big budget film to investigate a caper involving a very... large... monkey? They ask the hard questions like: What exactly is an ape? Is it wrong to eat off of a strangers plate? Does Julie have a thing for animated uncles? and of course... Is Fred a Serial Killer?Commercial Breaks:600 Second SagaIs This Adulting?Music: Night Surfing by Dave Szeztay