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In this episode, Melissa Wesner, LCPC, founder of LifeSpring Counseling Services and host of the "Dreaming and Doing" podcast, and I dive into the transformative power of retreats, cultural immersion, and self-care in business strategy. We discuss how stepping out of comfort zones, embracing new cultures, and integrating well-being into our professional lives can create lasting, positive change. Key Takeaways: The Power of Relationships: Retreats and workshops go beyond just delivering content. The deep connections and lifelong friendships built in these events are transformative and impactful. Cultural Immersion for Real Insights: Experiencing different cultures first-hand, rather than just learning theoretically, is crucial for developing true cultural competence. Integrating Self-Care and Business: Prioritizing well-being can significantly enhance business performance. We emphasize the importance of self-care as an integral part of a successful business strategy. About Melissa: Melissa Wesner is the Founder of LifeSpring Counseling Services, a group practice in Baltimore County, Maryland. She is the Dreaming & Doing Podcast host, international retreat host, and planner of fun for her office and the local Clinician Community Membership that she runs. She is also a Brainspotting Consultant. Website: lifespringcounseling.net Podcast Facebook: facebook.com/dreaminganddoingpodcast Instagram: @melissa_wesner_ Facebook: @lifespringcounselingservices –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

How does your nonprofit take care of its employees? Recent research shows that employees who strongly agree their employer cares about their overall well-being (compared with those who don't) are 71% less likely to report high levels of burnout, leading to happier and more productive employees. In this episode, I spoke with special guest, Melissa Wesner, Licensed Counselor, about how nonprofit leaders can create a culture of wellness that benefits both employees and your bottom line.  Melissa shared a ton of strategies and resources leadership teams can use to cultivate this wellness culture like how to prevent burnout, the importance of addressing your own well-being, and setting strong boundaries. She also discussed how this wellness culture benefits the organization financially with lower employee turnover and more productivity. Plus, Melissa debunked one of the most common myths about taking care of your employees. This is a great episode for nonprofit leaders looking for ways to boost employee well-being and impact on the communities their organization serves.    About Melissa Melissa Wesner is a Licensed Counselor, Brainspotting Consultant, and Founder of LifeSpring Counseling Services a group counseling practice in Maryland. Melissa loves hosting, planning, and bringing people together for meaningful experiences which is one of the reasons that she is now hosting international retreats for entrepreneurs and leaders. She is also the host of the Dreaming & Doing podcast, a podcast for big dreamers and action-takers looking for weekly doses of inspiration from successful entrepreneurs and wellness experts.   Read the podcast transcript here.   Episode Summary In this episode, you'll learn strategies for creating an organizational culture of wellness including: What brain spotting is and why it's beneficial (4:30) The importance of addressing your well-being (7:10) Strategies for preventing burnout in the nonprofit sector (10:20) Setting better boundaries for ourselves (20:10) How building a culture of employee wellness impacts the bottom line of an organization (26:00) Cultivating an organizational culture of wellness (38:30)   Teasers “We have this people-pleaser trait, and we want to make everybody happy. We say yes, even when we don't want to say yes. The problem with saying yes when we don't want to say yes is that's when resentment comes in.” “Give yourself permission to not feel guilty about taking care of yourself.” “Taking care of your employees' well-being does not necessarily mean that you have to spend all of this money on extravagant things.”   Resources Creating Your Burnout Prevention Plan: https://dreaming-and-doing-podcast.ck.page/business-owner-burnout-plan   A Preparation Checklist for Getting Out of the Office: https://dreaming-and-doing-podcast.ck.page/travel-prep-list  Costa Rica Retreat: https://lifespringcounseling.net/small-business-owners-retreat-in-costa-rica  Melissa's Dreaming and Doing Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dreaming-and-doing-podcast/id1723843028  Follow Melissa on Instagram: @melissa_wesner_ Follow Melissa on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lifespringcounselingservices    Keep up to date with the podcast: @100degreesconsulting Follow Stephanie on Instagram: @stephanie.skry/  Connect with Stephanie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanieskryzowski/  Visit the podcast page: https://100degreesconsulting.com/creating-culture-of-wellness    Want more of the podcast? New episodes are released weekly! Find them all plus show notes and exclusive bonus content at 100degreesconsulting.com/podcast. Leave us a review! Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Let me know what you loved most about this episode! Subscribe to the show so you don't miss a thing!  

This episode is available as a Vodcast episode on my YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/WEL-WW3yZX4  Joining me from Canberra in Australia this week is Charlotte. When I was looking for podcasts about BII in the lead up to my surgery, I came across an episode of What's Doing Podcast that Charlotte featured on, where she discussed her BII and explant experience. She was one of the women who gave me hope that my surgery would be what my body needed to heal. Charlotte has recently joined a panel which discussed the Australian National Safety and Quality Cosmetic Surgery Standards which have been updated in Australia, you can check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFqtWS2D3P0 You can also find her interview with The Project here: https://fb.watch/p3BXlbWPxr/ If you would like to reach out to Charlotte or share your story on her Instagram page, feel free to reach out to her on Instagram @letsgetit_offourchest

In a culture where Christians are affected by fragmentation and compartmentalization, Randy Newman argues that getting “back to the Bible” means pursuing a holistic vision for what it means to be human and what that looks like in every way. Then, we will love God with all our heart, soul, strength, and mind. To help us do this, he recommends reading Jonathan Edwards’s classic The Religious Affections (1746). Edwards wanted his hearers and readers to know that just having an opinion about God or believing the right propositions about God doesn’t make one a Christian. Saving faith must be felt as well as understood. Learn more in this episode of the Knowing and Doing Podcast. To read this article online, please click here.

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Mighty Networks' Audra Lindsay interviews Mighty Host Hilary Johnson from Hatch Tribe, a Mighty Network where kickass women entrepreneurs come to connect, learn, and grow. We covered a lot of awesome stuff together, including: *How she successfully scaled her coaching business by launching a Mighty Network that offers exclusive mastermind groups, personalized support, and networking opportunities *How she uses Courses to offer training and expertise to her members *Her favorite tricks for organizing virtual events that members LOVE *The specific tactics she uses to keep her members engaged and coming back for more each month More About Hilary Hilary Johnson is on a mission to help women entrepreneurs develop powerful, profitable and sustainable businesses. As a serial entrepreneur and business coach, she recognized firsthand the need for true community, support, and education for entrepreneurs. This led her to create Hatch Tribe, a global community devoted to cultivating and connecting women entrepreneurs. She is the host of the "Art of Doing Podcast" and author of "A Girls Guide to Surviving the Startup with Your Mind, Body, and Soul Intact," an encouraging read that imparts road-tested wisdom for tackling the inner and outer work of being the boss. When she’s not working you’ll find her traveling the world with a single carry-on bag. Her favorite quote & mantra is "Live Loud. Eat Well. Travel Often."

In this episode Ariel and Mats are back small talking about various recent experiences.Ariel and Mats talk about their reality over the last few months, the podcast launch, podcast as a media and they as well extensively discuss recruitment from both sides of the equation.Podcasting has been a challenge.  Yet, has played an important role, creating some balance during the unexpected delay in finding the next right position/work for Mats.Mats talks about his experience, in past, being the recruiter and how it feels to be on the other side.  Being the one on the hunt for a job has gifted Mats with new experiences:  The new recruitment reality where half of the time you get no feedback, other times you sometimes get very explicit feedback and then you have the recruitment portals where there is more often a hassle to get to the last page and last, but not least, the one company who surprisingly followed up with a survey about the recruitment process. Ariel and Mats talk about how Mats nearly got a job in Amsterdam and how tricky it is being an intuitive manager without easy expression of your soft skills and having intuitive knowledge in a world thirsty for KPIs and hard facts to measure everything.  In an era where we talk about the importance of a "diverse team", when will this truly include intuitive skills that bring and have already brought great provable success?Support the show

Doesn’t it feel amazing to dream about the future? You might dream about the big successful business you’ve created, the $100,000 you’re making each yeah, the awesome employees who work on your team, and a life that’s full of fun, excitement, and vacation to tropical islands every now and again. The dream is often what keeps us alive as entrepreneurs. But as Mark Manson would say, “What kind of $hit sandwich do you want?” because that dream is going to come with some $hit sandwiches. There will be challenges in the pursuit of your goals. Sometimes those challenges will feel like insurmountable odds. There may be blood, sweat, and tears. There may wild peaks & valleys in your finances. There may be moments when you want to shut the whole business down & run away to South America. So what gives?! Let’s talk it out on this week’s episode. --- HAVE QUESTIONS? Have questions or a topic you’d love for us to tackle? Shoot us an email at hello@hatchtribe.com. --- JOIN THE TRIBE: Ready to grow your business & your tribe? The Hatch Tribe Members Circle is our VIP online platform built just for female founders like you! With exclusive content, events, courses, and a killer community, you'll never feel alone & isolated as an entrepreneur again. We've got you. https://www.hatchtribe.com/memberscircle/ --- CONNECT WITH HATCH TRIBE: Instagram Facebook Website Podcast --- ABOUT THE HOST: Hilary Johnson is on a mission to help women entrepreneurs develop powerful, profitable and sustainable businesses. As a serial entrepreneur and business coach, she recognized the need firsthand for true community, support, and education. This led her to create Hatch Tribe, an organization devoted to cultivating and connecting women entrepreneurs across the world. She is the host of the “Art of Doing Podcast” and author of "A Girls Guide to Surviving the Startup with Your Mind, Body, and Soul Intact", an encouraging read that imparts road-tested wisdom for tackling the inner and outer work of being the boss. When she’s not working you’ll find her traveling the world with a single carry-on bag. Her favorite quote & mantra is “Live Loud. Eat Well. Travel Often." Get Your Copy of “Surviving the Startup”: https://amzn.to/2IeOCPb

Running a business isn't all sunshine, rainbows, and unicorns...though it sure would be fun it it were, right? Today Hilary, the founder of Hatch Tribe, shares a few specific traits she sees successful entrepreneurs embody day in & day out. And no, it's not sexy stuff. But it is the stuff that counts. Curious what it is? Check out this week’s episode to find out! --- HAVE QUESTIONS? Have questions or a topic you’d love for us to tackle? Shoot us an email at hello@hatchtribe.com. --- JOIN THE TRIBE: Ready to grow your business & your tribe? The Hatch Tribe Members Circle is our VIP online platform built just for female founders like you! With exclusive content, events, courses, and a killer community, you'll never feel alone & isolated as an entrepreneur again. We've got you. https://www.hatchtribe.com/memberscircle/ --- CONNECT WITH HATCH TRIBE: Website Members Circle Instagram Facebook --- ABOUT THE HOST: Hilary Johnson is on a mission to help women entrepreneurs develop powerful, profitable and sustainable businesses. As a serial entrepreneur and business coach, she recognized the need firsthand for true community, support, and education. This led her to create Hatch Tribe, an organization devoted to cultivating and connecting women entrepreneurs across the world. She is the host of the “Art of Doing Podcast” and author of "A Girls Guide to Surviving the Startup with Your Mind, Body, and Soul Intact", an encouraging read that imparts road-tested wisdom for tackling the inner and outer work of being the boss. When she’s not working you’ll find her traveling the world with a single carry-on bag. Her favorite quote & mantra is “Live Loud. Eat Well. Travel Often”. Get Your Copy of “Surviving the Startup”: https://amzn.to/2IeOCPb

The Art of Doing Podcast is officially 1 year old! And in celebration of our birthday, we really want to hear from YOU. Who would you like to hear on the podcast? Who are the most inspiring entrepreneurs, leaders, activists, and rad humans you know? Email us directly at hello@hatchtribe.com and connect us to the rad folks you know that would be rockstars on the show. We can’t wait to bring you Year #2! Want a FREE DOWNLOAD of the daily planning tool we live & swear by? Sign up at the link below and the Quad Daily Planner will land in your inbox straight away. http://eepurl.com/dfSXRP --- To connect with Hatch Tribe & Hilary Johnson visit: Website Members Circle Instagram Facebook

This week on the Art of Doing Podcast, Hilary sits down with our Hatch Tribe Mentor of the Month & leading sales coach, Kim Orlesky. If you’ve ever uttered the words, “I’m not good at sales!”, you’re not alone, but you’re also not hopeless. Kim helps entrepreneurs and small businesses create better sales processes so they can build thriving businesses. 3 Key Points in this Episode: Pricing should be aligned to the value you’re giving to our clients, not just the amount of time you’re working on the project. Sales is not something you do to someone. It’s something you do with someone. You don’t grow your business unless you put faith in other people to help you get there. In 2006, after graduating from the University of Alberta with a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Finance, Kim started her sales career with Xerox Canada. She quickly learned the art of negotiation, created solutions that made her customers more profitable, and then moved on to selling medical-grade cosmetic lasers and later enterprise payment solutions for American Express Canada. In 2014, she had a moment. After working for several years, building her career in corporate sales, she realized her happiness was tied in extrinsic form. She decided it was time to live her own dream. Within a matter of weeks she left her role as a National Account Executive, sold her house, and went backpacking around the world – solo. She traveled to 17 countries across four continents over the course of 6 months. During that time, her daily blog increased in readership and had been read 10,000 times and Kim wrote two books "Finding (My)Self (Love): One Girl’s Journey Across 17 Countries Across 4 Continents in 6 Months" and "How to Be a Nomad." Upon returning, Kim realized it wasn’t that she disliked sales, it was that she wanted to help even more people. She wanted to show more businesses the right way to connect with people and create lasting relationships. Today Kim is listed as one of the top sales leaders to follow, Startup Canada's Woman Entrepreneur, Success Magazine’s most inspirational blogger, and soon to be three-time author. She expands her presence with international speaking, including speaking at North America’s largest entrepreneurial event, Inbound, alongside Brené Brown and Michelle Obama. Her upcoming events include a 25,000 person audience in Dallas, TX next to Grant Cardone, Tony Robbins, and a handful of other sales leaders. Quotable Moment: “Play bigger! It’s takes as much work to go after a $50,000 deal as it does to go after a $2,000 deal. If you want to play a big game, play a big game. Don’t wait until you have enough experience. You will never be ready. People will buy on your potential.” ~ Kim Orlesky --- To connect with Kim Orlesky visit: Website LinkedIn To connect with Hilary Johnson & Hatch Tribe: Website Members Circle Instagram Facebook --- Want More? If you’re ready to build your network, become a better business owner, and create the success you’ve dreamed, we’ve got you girl! The Hatch Tribe Members Circle is your one-stop shop for killer connections, exclusive content, and training designed just for busy entrepreneurs. Click here to become a member today. We can’t wait to welcome you to the TRIBE!

This week on the Art of Doing Podcast, Hilary sit down with Grace Estripeaut of Boost Your Zen to talk about “getting your mind right”. These days meditation and mindfulness are all the rage, but why? And why do driven, Type-A, go-getters & entrepreneurs need it more than ever? Listen up & be sure to check out Grace's Wind-Down Technique she’s provided to us for free to help take the edge off at night & to get some much-needed sleep! Grace Estripeaut is a mental detox expert and peace of mind specialist. A self-proclaimed ‘Hyperactive Latina’, granddaughter to Italians turned Zen Master. She’s an unwavering advocate of positive energy and practical Zen in the midst of a chaotic world. In 2012, Grace’s meditation expertise prompted her CEO to ask her to lead a group of investors in a mindfulness session. It was so well-received, that it sparked a career change for Grace and fueled her passion to help driven, go-getter women find their center. With a Master’s Degree in Organizational Development and 15+ years of meditation training, Grace’s magic lies in helping women leaders eliminate exhaustion, overwhelm, and the rush mentality. In her own day-to-day, Grace leads programs on: meditation, stress management, and Mindful Leadership to corporate employees in Colorado, as well as online. 3 Key Points in this Episode: Learn how to switch OFF your busy mind and decompress so you can actually sleep and start the next day refreshed. That glass of wine at the end of the night is NOT a great wind-down technique, but Grace shares a method that is...and one that will send you off to sleep in no time flat. Balance is a myth. But there are ways to fuel your tank, encourage your vision, and stay focused on what matters most -- regardless of what’s happening around you! Resources Shared: Check out Grace’s Wind-Down Technique mentioned on the show. (PS. I’ve been doing this for weeks now and it’s definitely helped me get better sleep without all the crazy to-do lists & work-ideas running around in my head.) Here’s a short 2-Minute Release the Tension practice if you need a refresh on the go! --- To connect with Grace Estripeaut visit: Website To connect with Hilary Johnson & Hatch Tribe: Website Members Circle Instagram Facebook --- Want More? If you’re ready to build your network, become a better business owner, and create the success you’ve dreamed, we’ve got you girl! The Hatch Tribe Members Circle is your one-stop shop for killer connections, exclusive content, and training designed just for busy entrepreneurs. No more going it alone. No more struggling to find answers. No more confusion & overwhelm. Get answers & grow your skills inside the Tribe! Join our community of like-minded, passionate entrepreneurs just like you! Click here to become a member today. We can’t wait to welcome you to the TRIBE!

This week on the Art of Doing Podcast, Hilary sits down with Marie-Alan Aladin & Maureen Murat, two sisters and founders of Fragrances of Wine. Their company, as you’ve probably (delightfully) guessed, is a fine wine inspired perfumery born out of the Provence region of France. They share the story of how their company Fragrances of Wine was born and how they’ve built a family business while leveraging their own unique experiences & backgrounds for the greater good. They also share how they’re continuing to innovate their products & marketing efforts to stay relevant in the highly competitive beauty & fragrances market. 3 Key Points in this Episode: Leverage your strengths & shore up your weaknesses with your team. Success is freedom and enjoying the journey. Remember to be patient and work really hard. Whatever you’re doing will require time! And let us leave you with this one question Maureen asked… How are you living your most fragrant life? --- To connect with Maureen & Marie-Alan at Fragrances of Wine visit: Website Instagram Facebook To connect with Hilary Johnson & Hatch Tribe: Website Members Circle Instagram Facebook --- Calling All Women Entrepreneurs! If you’re ready to build your network, become a better business owner, and create the success you’ve dreamed, we’ve got you girl! The Hatch Tribe Members Circle is your one-stop shop for killer connections, exclusive content, and training designed just for busy entrepreneurs. No more going it alone. No more struggling to find answers. No more confusion & overwhelm. Get answers & grow your skills inside the Tribe! Join our community of like-minded, passionate entrepreneurs just like you! Click here to become a member today. We can’t wait to welcome you to the TRIBE!

This week on the Art of Doing Podcast, Hilary discusses a few nuggets of wisdom that stood out to her from the book “Tribe of Mentors” by Tim Ferriss. They pertain to obstacles and happiness and came from interviews in the book with Janna Levin and Naval Ravikant. 4 Key Points: “Life is the obstacles. There is no underlying path.” ~ Janna Levin Reframe conflicts as a chance to find solutions. “Happiness is a choice you make, and a skill you develop.” ~ Naval Ravikant Everything is malleable. We can change our mindset. Books Mentioned: “Tribe of Mentors” by Tim Ferriss “Change Your Brain. Change Your Life” by Dr. Amen From our Sponsor, Sudio: Sudio Website Save 15% on the purchase of any headphones & get free shipping with the code ARTOFDOING --- To connect with Hilary Johnson & Hatch Tribe: Website Members Circle Instagram Facebook --- Ready to Level Up in Your #EntrepreneurLife? If you’re ready to build your network, become a better business owner, and create the success you’ve dreamed, we’ve got you girl! The Hatch Tribe Members Circle is your one-stop shop for killer connections, exclusive content, and training designed just for busy entrepreneurs. No more going it alone. No more struggling to find answers. No more confusion & overwhelm. Get answers & grow your skills inside the Tribe! Join our community of like-minded, passionate entrepreneurs just like you! Click here to become a member today. We can’t wait to welcome you to the TRIBE!

Hilary Johnson is on a mission to help women entrepreneurs develop powerful, profitable, and sustainable businesses. As a serial entrepreneur herself, she recognized the need firsthand for true community, support, and education. This led her to create Hatch Tribe, an organization devoted to cultivating and connecting women entrepreneurs across the world. She is the host of the “Art of Doing Podcast” and author of “A Girls Guide to Surviving the Startup with Your Mind, Body, and Soul Intact”, an encouraging read that imparts road-tested wisdom for tackling the inner and outer work of being the boss. When she’s not working you’ll find her traveling the world with a single carry-on bag. Her favorite quote & mantra is “Live Loud. Eat Well. Travel Often”. In This Episode, You Will Learn: How you know if you’re ready to start your own business. What Hilary wished she would have done differently at the start of her first business. The most common hurdles that new entrepreneurs face. Why a willingness to endure pain is needed in order to reach your goals.   Connect with Hilary Johnson: Hatch Tribe Hatch Tribe Members Circle The Art of Doing podcast A Girls Guide to Surviving the Startup: With Your Mind, Body, and Soul Intact by Hilary Johnson Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube LinkedIn   Don’t Miss A Single Episode: Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Music. Leave a quick review on any of the podcast apps to tell people what you think about the show. Take a screenshot of the podcast and post it on Instagram or Instagram Stories. Tag us @insporising. We’ll repost and give you a shoutout! Ready to rise? www.insporising.com   Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/inspiration-rising/donations