Podcasts about dreamers doers

Michelle Tran is building a community, meeting fintech bro culture head on. Find out why she will no longer be talked over.Michelle Tran is the Head of Enterprise Sales and SVP at Vestwell, a platform working to close the savings gap. She's also the Founder of NYC Fintech Women and Dreamers // Doers, a collaboration and mentorship community.Nicole and Michelle get into her inspiring family story of immigration in tough circumstances, why she's determined to keep on giving back, and the aha moment when she found herself talked over at a pitch meeting, triggering her mission to create a supportive community and mentoring other women in fintech.And if you love listening to Humans of Fintech, please leave me a 5-star review on Rate My Podcast: https://ratethispodcast.com/humansoffintechThank you so much!Follow Michelle:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michellektran/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MkateMamaYou can keep up-to-date with everything Humans of Fintech at https://workweek.com/brand/wtfintech/Timestamps:00:00 Intro02:29 The Quest For A Better Life07:00 The Art Of Giving Back11:21 Checking Those Family Boxes14:02 That Aha Moment17:29 Power To All The People20:18 Looking At The End Game22:28 Finding Your Fintech People26:18 All About Visibility36:14 What Is The Change You Want To Be?And if you've enjoyed Humans of Fintech why not try: Chicks of FinTwit, Tech Unlocked, Breaking Banks or Fintech Insider

What to Listen For:Today, Stacy, Robin, and Crystal explore a bit of a different—but no less important—topic: practicing self-care and chasing your dreams!Building a successful career or business doesn't have to come at the expense of your physical and mental well-being. The key to achieving so-called “work-life integration?” Setting boundaries. As our hosts discuss, anybody can create the life of their dreams by getting clear on their values, priorities, and, of course, their self-care non-negotiables.One of the strategies they share is setting aside mental space amid your busy schedule. With productive downtime, you'll be able to mentally map out your to-dos for life, business, and dog training.Combine this with a progression plan with a view toward long-term goals. If you're building a brand for your business, it's vital to regularly collect feedback from your audience so that you know how best to provide value. And prepare to go through a lot of trial and error. You'll have to throw a lot of darts to get to the bullseye, but as you get better, you become more strategic about which darts to throw.But even the most well-thought-out plans go nowhere without this final piece of the puzzle: “The one critical piece that has to happen if you want to pursue your dreams, is to make a decision.”If that decision is to quit your corporate job in order to dive headfirst into your dream business, for example, you have no choice but to take the leap sooner or later, then follow through on your commitment.Stacy, Robin, and Crystal set our minds at ease by reminding us that, if you have a vision, it doesn't have to be crystal clear before you make that fateful decision. Often, it's just a matter of finding your “why” and responding to that unquenchable thirst for more in life.Key Topics:What did our hosts do to overhaul their lifestyles and prioritize their wellness? (03:15)Finding time for self-care in a busy schedule (14:00)“You are dreamers who make it happen. How do you do it?” (21:42)Greatest lessons learned from previous jobs (27:46)Why your first hire a business owner should be a bookkeeper (32:21)What it takes to achieve your dreams (34:00)Why have a ‘board of directors' in your life? (46:39)The importance of setting boundaries (49:36)A recap of our conversation (56:02)Resources:From Narcotics K9 to Nosework K9 with Holly Bushard: Interview & Reflections Part 1Jo-Rosie and Incentive Salience TheorySulfolk and Norfolk Rat PackDog Day Acres Land & Cattle Company (No we can't ship beef but you can come train AND buy some!)The Podcast Man - podcast editing, launch, show notes, transcript and so much more!We want to hear from you:Check out the K9 Detection Collaborative FB page and comment on the episode post!K9Sensus Foundation can be found on Facebook and Instagram. We have a Trainer's Group on Facebook!Scentsabilities Nosework is

Gesche Haas is the Founder and CEO of Dreamers & Doers, a community and agile PR team amplifying extraordinary entrepreneurial women. As of this episode's recording, Dreamers & Doers boasts a carefully curated membership of 35,000 entrepreneurial women globally.    In her conversation with Maribel Lara, Gesche shares how her childhood and upbringing shaped her into the human and entrepreneur she is today. She explains how Dreamers & Doers was born and why their human-first approach has helped them grow into a global community of extraordinary female entrepreneurs. Gesche also provides insight into how they've curated their community over the years, and how that curation translates into growth.    If you're a woman entrepreneur and feel you might be a good fit for Dreamers & Doers, you can learn more and apply on their website.   In-flight topics: Approaching “crossroads” in life and business Following your own path in business Choosing which business idea to pursue What growth looks like for Dreamers & Doers Strategically curating a community …and much more!   Connect with Gesche Haas: Dreamers & Doers website: https://www.dreamersdoers.com/membership  Dreamers & Doers Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dreamersdoers/  Dreamers & Doers LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dreamersdoers/  Gesche Haas LinkedIn: ​​https://www.linkedin.com/in/gesche/ 

In this episode of Good Enough For Now, entrepreneur Gesche Haas gets personal about her career trajectory and how she's been able to refine her internal compass toward personal fulfillment, community, and success.  Gesche Haas is the Founder/CEO of Dreamers & Doers, a private collective and diverse ecosystem that amplifies extraordinary entrepreneurial women through PR opportunities, authentic connection, and high-impact resources. Dreamers & Doers has built a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem of over 34,000 women globally. Tune in to hear how Gesche was able to identify her kryptonite, reframe her differences as superpowers, and how she broke free from a traditional path that didn't serve her into one that aligned with her values.  Here are three reasons why you should listen to this episode: Uncover the importance of checking in with yourself   Discover journaling techniques that encourage you to tap into your intuition and strengthen your internal compass  Learn the power of reframing your differences as superpowers  Follow Good Enough For Now on Instagram. Check out the show notes from this episode.

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In this week's Powered chat, we discuss dreamers vs. doers, and personal accountability. What are the differences between the two and how do we make room for personal accountability when following our dreams?         * This episode is also brought to you by Power Your Launch Marketing Accelerator. Whether you run a product or service based business, Power Your Launch can help. Learn how to drive more visibility, generate more leads, and drive more sales to your business. Power Your Launch helps you develop the skills necessary to put your business in front of your ideal customers.   With over 10,000 students trained, Power Your Launch is designed to help entrepreneurs and business owners learn how to maximize returns on marketing. At each level, entrepreneurs will complete training & exercises, and be coached through their launch or sales process. Upon graduation, students are equipped with the knowledge, network, and skills to successfully build marketing campaigns that will generate consistent leads and sales.     Get 50% OFF enrollment: www.Learn.PowerYourLaunch.com   Watch Free Facebook Ads Training www.PowerYourLaunch.com/Pod     Watch Video Interviews & Behind the Scenes on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzu8MZhiiCGMZXcQpGPd7iA   Instagram: www.instagram.com/abufofanah Twitter: www.twitter.com/theabufofanah     If you enjoy the podcast, It would mean a lot to us if you followed the show and left a review!      

Gabriela Ariana Campoverde sits down with Michelle Tran and Sasha Pilch, co-founders of NYC Fintech Women, an organization which promotes gender equality through diversity in the fintech community. Founded in 2017, NYC Fintech Women connects, promotes and empowers women in their professional advancement in the fintech industry. Today, they have over 7,000 members across startups, traditional finance and VCs. They host monthly events in collaboration with fintechs such as Adyen, Stash, and Plaid as well as institutional enterprises such as Deutsche Bank, Google, Shearman & Sterling, and Silicon Valley Bank. Over the past year, NYC Fintech Women expanded its reach by building an online platform to reach out to members nationwide with educational and networking opportunities. Most recently, they also launched Talk of Her Town, a podcast which features inspiring women in fintech. In this episode we discuss: - What motivated Michelle and Sasha to grow this network - NYC Fintech Women's humble beginnings - Michelle and Sasha's careers in fintech - Opinions on what's hot and exciting in fintech today - What's next for NYC Fintech Women - And much more! Michelle Tran Michelle Tran is a Co-Founder of NYC Fintech Women. When she is not managing NYC Fintech Women, Michelle is an advisor for Harness Wealth, a wealth tech platform for individuals with complex financial situations to gain access to a curated network of industry-leading financial advisors, CPA, and trust & estate attorneys. She is also a founding member of Dreamers // Doers, a highly curated, female-focused collaboration and co-mentorship community, consisting of an ever-growing powerful network of entrepreneurs, investors, and advisors. She is a graduate of the University of California, Santa Cruz where she studied Politics and Economics. She also holds a Certificate of International Business from the University of Cambridge. Michelle currently resides in San Francisco. To follow her on Twitter visit twitter.com/fintechmichelle. Sasha Pilch Sasha Pilch is a Co-Founder of NYC Fintech Women. Aside from managing NYC Fintech Women, Sasha is the Sales Lead at Pinwheel, a NYC VC-backed startup company, building the infrastructure that will power the future of finance. She has worked in Sales in multiple start-up companies, including Ramp, Plaid, and Quovo. Sasha also has international work experience, having worked in the United Kingdom and Australia in banks including Citi, Commonwealth Bank, and the Royal Bank of Scotland. She is a graduate of the University of Technology, Sydney where she studied Management and Marketing. Sasha currently resides in New York. To follow her on Twitter visit twitter.com/sashafintech. About NYC Fintech Women NYC Fintech Women connects, promotes and empowers women in their professional advancement in the fintech industry. For additional information on NYC Fintech Women, please visit nycfintechwomen.com | Twitter: twitter.com/nycfintechwomen For more FinTech insights, follow us below: Medium: medium.com/wharton-fintech WFT Twitter: twitter.com/whartonfintech Gabriela's Twitter: twitter.com/byGabyC Gabriela's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/gcampoverde

In this episode of the Social Lights Podcast, podcast host and Social Mediology founder Kate vanderVoort chats with Kara Cronin, community manager, relationship builder and renowned public speaker. Kara is the Community Manager of Community Partnerships at Facebook and is leading the community experience for the Facebook Certified Community Manager program. About Kara Kara has been building community since the age of 6. She fell in love with community building while working as a Sorority Leadership Consultant, and continued pursuing her passion while leading communities at theSkimm and Shine. Kara is now a Community Manger at Facebook where she's using her experience in community building, content creation, grassroots marketing, and event strategy to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. She has coached collegiate women to lead award-winning sorority chapters; cultivated a brand ambassador army responsible for 20% of audience growth; led campaigns to educate and motivate over 200,000 people to cast an informed vote in the 2018 midterm election; and connected millions of people across the globe with support, strategies, and resources to prioritize their mental health as members the world's largest self-care community. Kara has been a keynote speaker at the CMX Summit and SocialFresh conferences, a panellist at Be Social Change and Dreamers / Doers, a facilitator for Alpha Delta Pi and LeaderShape, as well as a mentor for FindSpark and Get Sh!t Done Accelerator programs. BIG IDEA 1 “We're in an age of authenticity where people are really supporting the brands and organisations, that customers not only believe in, but are really aligned with, whether it's based on their values or the organisations that they support.” (12:33) Kara says there are so many opportunities for brands and organizations right now to create communities that it's hard to pick just a couple to talk about. She says we're in an age of authenticity where people are really supporting the brands and organisations, that customers not only believe in, but are really aligned with whether it's based on their values or the organizations that they support. It feels different than it did even five - ten years ago in terms of people aren't just buying the big brand anymore, they're buying from the people that really feel authentic and that they feel connected to. She says community, especially a digital community, can just be such an amazing tool to showcase that authenticity, to connect with your consumer and community on a regular basis in a way that's real.  BIG IDEA 2 “Connecting the community members with each other is the most important thing.” (21:13) On the topic of learning how to become a community manager, Kara says connecting community members with each other is the most important thing, especially in a learning group. Because social learning is so important, that peer support, is essential for community managers. To be able to give them a community and provide them with people who get it and can help them along the way, to help them feel supported and help them learn. She says that's why the Facebook Community Manager Certification Learning Group has learning mentors who support the learners in this group. They're there to share personal experiences, host study sessions and answer questions to make sure that people feel like they have someone behind them cheering them on. She says that because not anyone can get certified, to know that not only are you putting in the work, but you have this group of people behind you that really want to see you succeed is important. So, the Facebook Community Manager Certification Learning Group has the learning mentor program set up to help with that. Everything is organised. So if people want to go in and learn at their own pace, they can go through the guides and get directed to all the learning materials very easily.  BIG IDEA 3 “Know why you're starting

She Turned Community into a Thriving Business Here's what you'll learn from Gesche Haas, founder of Dreamers & Doers: Why she decided on a membership model. How the leadership in a community will make or break it. How to determine pricing and take the shame out of charging for membership How to attract high-quality members through curation. The lessons she's learned building community that are often underestimated And so much more... Join the F*ck 4% Movement: shegetsshitdone.com/join Have feedback, a show topic you want us to cover, or just want to say hi: tribe@shegetsshitdone.com Sponsorships: off for this episode

95 Belleview Podcast ∙ Season 1 Episode 2 ∙ Dreamers & Doers - Co-hosts Jen and Sage dive in and discuss luxurious crocs, dunking iPhones in ranch, Pandora, and the habits of those who dream and those who do. - Keep up with us on our social media - Instagram // @95belleviewpodcast Email us // 95belleviewpodcast@gmail.com

Amy Rowland is the Founder of Varia Search, a boutique legal search firm that uses a bespoke approach to fill in-house department roles, from general counsel to paralegal. Amy's expert matchmaking method results in candidates who love their new jobs and satisfied clients who value their new hires. Prior to starting Varia Search, Amy held in-house roles at two large international companies and was a staff attorney at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison.  In addition to her work at Varia Search, Amy is an Executive Member of Dreamers & Doers and a Beta User for The Fourth Floor. She also hosts the podcast, Fashionably Late: Finding Career Fulfillment at Any Age. In this episode… What is your dream job as a lawyer? Have you ever fantasized about getting away from billable hours and building stronger relationships with your clients? If so, it may be time to make the leap to an in-house legal counsel position.  Amy Rowland, the Founder of Varia Search, is an expert at filling in-house legal department roles, from general counsel to paralegal. Compared to working at a law firm, an in-house position has its own unique responsibilities and challenges—and, as Amy says, it also has a myriad of benefits for lawyers looking for a change. So, what is Amy's advice to attorneys who are eager to land an in-house position in 2021?  Join us for this week's episode of Spill the Ink as host Michelle Calcote King sits down with the Founder of Varia Search and Host of the Fashionably Late podcast, Amy Rowland. Together, they discuss Amy's transition from tennis player to legal recruiter, the major challenges and responsibilities of in-house counsel, and why building your personal brand is essential for landing your dream job as a lawyer. Stay tuned for more.

In this video, Abhilash talks about his journey as an entrepreneur. Check out his LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abhilash-...

Jennifer Yousem is the Founder of I Heart EBITDA, an agency dedicated to translating finance into a digestible language for midmarket and emerging enterprises. After beginning her career in equity research, Jennifer transitioned to corporate finance, where she worked with countless CEOs at corporate powerhouses nationwide.  With over 20 years of financial experience, Jennifer has led teams in strategic and operational finance at top-level companies like Verizon, Daily Mail, and many more. Jennifer is also the Owner and Managing Director of Supporting Strategies, an Executive Member of Dreamers & Doers, and a Global Advisory Board Member for The CFO Alliance. In this episode… Not everyone is born with a love for numbers or a knack for people. Jennifer Yousem, however, has both—and she has been using this unique combination to help business owners build stronger financial strategies for more than 22 years. Jennifer understands that a business' financial health is its lifeline to moving forward in any industry. That's why it's her mission to guide visionaries on their journey to million-dollar success.  To learn how to achieve the next level in your business, tune in to this episode of Level Up with host Nick Araco and his guest, Jennifer Yousem, the Founder of I Heart EBITDA. Jennifer discusses her early career in finance, her advice on talent and client acquisition, and the power of an effective financial strategy. Jennifer also shares the forward-thinking mindset behind her business success, and how she is helping other business owners level up!

In this episode, I introduce the relaunch of my podcast. It's called The Lightleaders and it's for lightworkers who want to make more money & impact. Here is what I discussed: 1:20 - Why I'm passionate about raising consciousness & helping lightworkers? 5:03 - Why creating online businesses and working with the energy of money is important? 7:54 - Why a podcast? 11:16 - More details about the format of the podcast

In this episode, Gesche Haas relays how she founded a collective for women entrepreneurs “by accident,” turning connections in the finance and start-up worlds into the network of Dreamers & Doers. Gesche emphasizes the importance of seeking out authentic, values-driven relationships, and explains that “so much more is possible when we join forces on our journey.” Listen for advice on:How to decide if you should say yes to an investment The double-standard for male and female founders when it comes to raising children The upside of running a remote team Self-reliance as a business approachTo learn more: Gesche Haas (Guest): https://www.linkedin.com/in/gesche/Zoia Kozakov (Host): https://www.linkedin.com/in/zoia-kozakov/About WIN: Women in Innovation: https://www.womenininnovation.coBrand Copy by Nicole Beckley See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lauren Weiniger is the founder and CEO of Safely Health, an integrated marketplace platform focused on sexual health. Prior to founding Safely, Lauren was on the founding team of TAU Investment Management, an impact-focused PE fund based in NYC. She also previously founded GrowthCity, and oversaw a portfolio of healthcare startups for Abraxis Bioscience, which was acquired by Celgene for $2.3B. Prior to that, Lauren led projects at the Grameen Foundation focused on alleviating extreme poverty in Argentina. An MBA graduate of Oxford University, Lauren serves as an adviser to several companies from start-up through growth, including Glow Concept, WinkyLux, GTV, and MashandGrape. Lauren is a founding member of Dreamers//Doers, an ambassador to Breakout, and a member of Summit Series and Milken Young Leaders Circle. Safely is a healthcare marketplace platform focused on sexual health. Their debut product, The Safely App, lets people share their verified STD status with potential partners. It's also the fastest and least expensive way to get tested for STDs, backed by a national network of leading labs and physicians. Users can import their STD results from any doctor, clinic, or lab for free, or skip the doctor's visit and book a full STD panel using insurance for just $99 out of pocket. Now Safely is adding COVID-19 testing and verification, to help get people back to dating and more. More than an App, Safely is a Movement: A coalition of influential supporters on a mission to disrupt the spread of STDs in our lifetime. Show Notes & LInks: Safely App https://safely.me/ Tacos Tu Madre 40 Love Jon & Vinny's Summer Social Club pop up at Employees Only Crudo e Nudo pop up Norah's Bludso's | Black Restaurant Week Doque Spa Barbertruck Sunset Marquis 1 Hotel West Hollywood The Mermaid Inn NYC

Catch our mother's day special episode with Kim McManus, a mother who exudes love in her every action and word. She speaks candidly about her past that has molded her into becoming the mother and leader she is today.

Mariah McManus, known by her stage name, Riah, chats with us about being the worship pastor of Mosaic whilst also juggling her career as a pop artist.

Networks are of course key to success for both genders, but research by the Harvard Business Review finds that women with a close inner circle of other women are more successful, while there was no link found for men’s success in terms of the gender composition of their inner circles. One female entrepreneur, Gesche Haas, understands that women who help other women go further. She created Dreamers//Doers, a women-only social networking platform to tap into the power of community. The community is made up largely of female entrepreneurs, and is working to level the gender playing field. This Women’s History Month Consciously Unbiased is highlighting impact makers, such as Gesche, who are helping to advance equality. Here is her advice on how to combat gender bias and get us closer to equal.

Empresaria colombiana radicada en Nueva York con un exitoso historial en originación, estructuración y ejecución de transacciones en plataformas de datos y tecnológicas. Cofundadora de VR Americas, una compañía que trabaja en tecnologías inmersivas – Realidad Virtual y Aumentada, y ha ha sido seleccionada por el WXR Fund, 4.0 Schools, y NYU Steinhardt StartEd Incubator.Rosario es miembro de la Junta Asesora de Big Data en la Universidad de Rutgers. Nombrada uno de los 100 disruptores Top World en la ciudad de Nueva York por la WSIE y apareció en medios como NatGeo, Forbes, Huffington Post entre otros. Ha sido conferencista en NAB Show, AWE, Steamnista, The World Summit on Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Mobile World Congress.Co-Fundadora y Presidente de Business Creative Partners, una firma consultora especializada en inversión directa en América Latina, con especial interés en tecnología, innovación y negocios digitales.Mentora empresarial en la escuela de ingeniería Tandon de la Universidad de Nueva York.Ex CEO de Grupo Senseta, Inc, una de las más modernas tecnologías de Silicon Valley en Big Data, Inteligencia Artificial y Machine Learning. Anteriormente, tuvo un papel de liderazgo en la apertura de Julius Bar Private Bank en Colombia. Fue asesora externa del Instituto SAS y Consultora Senior del Banco Mundial, donde se ocupó de asuntos económicos y anticorrupción en América Latina. Fue Secretaria Privada de la ex Primera Dama de Colombia Lina Moreno de Uribe.Miembro de TWIN, The World Innovation Network, Miembro del Foro de Presidentes de Colombia, Miembro de Dreamers//Doers. Soy nerd por esencia. Vengo de un linaje de mujeres increíbles. Mi abuela fue maestra hasta sus ochenta y seis años: Premio Nacional al Maestro, medalla Simón Bolívar al educador y una mujer absolutamente apasionante. Mi mamá es coach, y asesora estratégica de directivos y de grupos familiares en todos los temas de tránsito empresarial y manejo de crisis: fue mi primera jefa. Tengo dos hermanas maravillosas. Mi marido es un hombre fuera de serie, patrocinador de todas mis actividades y es el protector del matriarcado.Este episodio es patrocinado por: MANÁ. Crianza orgánica, los peces en los sistemas de MANÁ, viven en agua purificada constantemente y son criados sin antibióticos, hormonas, de manera segura, trazable y sostenible Mana comercializa tu producción de peces crustáceos y moluscos de consumo humano, así como vegetales orgánicos y acompañantes en el proceso de principio a fin.La próxima vez que pidas pescado, que sea de mana de crianza orgánica y disfrútalo. Conoce más en www.sistemasmana.com

Empresaria colombiana radicada en Nueva York con un exitoso historial en originación, estructuración y ejecución de transacciones en plataformas de datos y tecnológicas. Cofundadora de VR Americas, una compañía que trabaja en tecnologías inmersivas – Realidad Virtual y Aumentada, y ha ha sido seleccionada por el WXR Fund, 4.0 Schools, y NYU Steinhardt StartEd Incubator.Rosario es miembro de la Junta Asesora de Big Data en la Universidad de Rutgers. Nombrada uno de los 100 disruptores Top World en la ciudad de Nueva York por la WSIE y apareció en medios como NatGeo, Forbes, Huffington Post entre otros. Ha sido conferencista en NAB Show, AWE, Steamnista, The World Summit on Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Mobile World Congress.Co-Fundadora y Presidente de Business Creative Partners, una firma consultora especializada en inversión directa en América Latina, con especial interés en tecnología, innovación y negocios digitales.Mentora empresarial en la escuela de ingeniería Tandon de la Universidad de Nueva York.Ex CEO de Grupo Senseta, Inc, una de las más modernas tecnologías de Silicon Valley en Big Data, Inteligencia Artificial y Machine Learning. Anteriormente, tuvo un papel de liderazgo en la apertura de Julius Bar Private Bank en Colombia. Fue asesora externa del Instituto SAS y Consultora Senior del Banco Mundial, donde se ocupó de asuntos económicos y anticorrupción en América Latina. Fue Secretaria Privada de la ex Primera Dama de Colombia Lina Moreno de Uribe.Miembro de TWIN, The World Innovation Network, Miembro del Foro de Presidentes de Colombia, Miembro de Dreamers//Doers. Soy nerd por esencia. Vengo de un linaje de mujeres increíbles. Mi abuela fue maestra hasta sus ochenta y seis años: Premio Nacional al Maestro, medalla Simón Bolívar al educador y una mujer absolutamente apasionante. Mi mamá es coach, y asesora estratégica de directivos y de grupos familiares en todos los temas de tránsito empresarial y manejo de crisis: fue mi primera jefa. Tengo dos hermanas maravillosas. Mi marido es un hombre fuera de serie, patrocinador de todas mis actividades y es el protector del matriarcado.Este episodio es patrocinado por: MANÁ. Crianza orgánica, los peces en los sistemas de MANÁ, viven en agua purificada constantemente y son criados sin antibióticos, hormonas, de manera segura, trazable y sostenible Mana comercializa tu producción de peces crustáceos y moluscos de consumo humano, así como vegetales orgánicos y acompañantes en el proceso de principio a fin.La próxima vez que pidas pescado, que sea de mana de crianza orgánica y disfrútalo. Conoce más en www.sistemasmana.com

Beyond his title of being a Creative Director at Mosaic, Aaron McManus is a builder of people, teams and culture. Tune in and find out how he does it all.

In this episode, I am answering a question I am asked often: “how did you get started as a freelance writer?” I share my journey with writing, how I got my first clients, relationship building, pitching, pricing and project structure, why sometimes you might take on free work, and more. I spill all my secrets, and while some are specific to writing, I offer tips that will likely help you in any freelance or consulting endeavor. Topics covered: How I started writing Why it’s so important to put your talents out into the world How to build relationships with brands How to pitch publications How pitching works How I price my writing, and what packages I offer Why taking free work might be a great idea to start Mentioned Facebook groups: binders, Dreamers + Doers // jobs & gigs Episode 18 with Erin Halper— all about consulting Episode 15 with Kerry Diamond All the deets: You can find my writing portfolio at saraweinreb.com/writing Find all the previous episodes of Medium Well at saraweinreb.com/podcast Tag me (@saraweinreb) on Instagram with your thoughts!

Erwin McManus is the founder and lead pastor of Mosaic. We sit down with this iconoclast to talk about cities, culture and everything in between.

Orrin Klopper the CEO of Netsurit, (an IT Managed Service Provider) discusses the “Dreams of the Doers” program, a company culture component that helps employees achieve their personal dreams and ambitions while they are fulfilling the broader business goals for customers by taking the burden of day-to-day IT operations off their shoulders. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shaynaleecoach/message

“When you are operating outside of your comfort zone just continue to trust the process because what's meant for you won't miss you.” – Meha Agrawal Meha Agrawal is the Founder & CEO of Silk and Sonder, a self-care and mental wellness startup based out of San Francisco, CA. She launched a guided monthly planner and journal subscription service inspired by positive psychology and bullet journal techniques, that makes daily and proactive self-care more personalized, accessible, and actionable for women from the comfort of their homes. Prior to founding Silk and Sonder, Meha was a Software Engineer and Product Manager for Goldman Sachs, Stitch Fix, The Muse, and Fueled. She also advises women-led startups and is a founding member of Dreamers // Doers, The Wing, Lady Drinks, Female Founder Collective and other women's groups. She splits her time between New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles and is excited to build a mental wellness brand that empowers women to be their authentic, best selves worldwide. The show notes are at https://thegoodlifecoach.com/046 WE DISCUSS: Why she left her world as a successful entrepreneur to launch her own company in her twenties. How she decided on the product and name for her company. What women need to know if they want go on their own, including the key mindset for success. What her journal provides and how it differs from the competition. Meha's personal self-care habits. Why understanding your core values is key to creating a successful self-care habit. Spending 10-15 minutes a week on how you plan to honor those values. How she figured out projections?  Margins are getting better and better as you scale.  She didn't wait for ideal customers before she quit.  She knew she had money in the bank for the next 3-4 months. Her definition of self-care. Why women need to make their self-care a priority. MEHA'S 3 BEST TIPS FOR LIVING A GOOD LIFE: Figure out what routine what works for you Identify what your personal core values are and live in alignment with them Don't seek out outer validation – seek out inner validation. It will be much more colorful and rewarding. RESOURCES + BOOKS MENTIONED: IG – @silkandsonder silkandsonder.com Michele on Instagram Thank you so much for listening! Please share today's show with a friend. Also, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast player! If you enjoyed this episode, would you please take a minute to review it on iTunes? Just Click on this link I'd love to here from you, if you have questions or comments, visit me here. If you'd like to advertise or sponsor the show, you can reach out here. Instructions on how to Rate + Review the Podcast: 1. Click on this link 2. Click “View in iTunes” button 3. Click “Subscribe” button 4. Click “Ratings and Reviews” text 5. Click to rate and leave short review and you're done!

Allison McGuire is the Founder and CEO of Walc, a walking navigation app based on visual cues (turn right at Starbucks, left at the bank) and Monaghan McGuire (MM), a premium boutique consulting firm. A passionate presenter and brand builder, she has won every competition in which she’s pitched Walc. Billed Waze for walking, Allison’s Walc attracts top talent, such as Waze’s CMO and the former CFO of Snapchat. Allison also created a pedestrian navigation app that within six months gained 500,000 MAUs with $0 spent on marketing and PR. Allison founded MM to give intrapraneurs and entrepreneurs alike the confidence they need to target customers, share stories, and rally an audience around their vision. Whether it's building an online presence, leading a technical roadmap, or optimizing a website for targeted traffic, MM provides high-touch services and product direction. Prior to entrepreneurship, Allison managed communications and business development at a tech company formed by AOL, Cisco, and Yahoo!, Network for Good. She also has political experience in national security and human rights through her work on Capitol Hill, with organizations such as MassEquality, and for the UK Parliament. Allison is an internationally acclaimed entrepreneur, belonging to organizations such as Vista Caballo, Women's Startup Lab, and Dreamers//Doers. She has delivered keynote speeches, guest lectured, and presented at China's Global Business Innovation Summit, SXSW, Plug & Play, BMW iVentures, NJ Tech, NYU, CUNY, Georgetown University, Columbia University, Mississippi State University, the Coalition for Queens, the East Harlem School, Mayfield Senior School, Soundview Academy, and the Chandler School. A former award-winning actress, Allison obtained a degree in Theatre Arts and Political Science from Boston University.

In this episode of Dreamers & Doers you’ll hear an interview with Elena Manighetti and Ryan Osborne – a couple who live and work together on a sailing boat. They both freelance, offering content marketing and web development services through their business Sea Wolf Digital, while sailing around Europe.  In this episode, Unhooked Communications MD and PR Unlocked founder Claire Gamble speaks to them about: How they went from full-time employment on dry land to freelancing at sea The practicalities of living and working on a boat Where they've been on their adventure so far and where they're planning to go next The realities of living a digital nomad lifestyle Advice for other self-employed people and business owners who would like to travel and explore the world while working and bringing in an income  Links: Sea Wolf Digital: http://seawolfdigital.co.uk Sailing Kittiwake: http://sailingkittiwake.com Sailing Kittiwake YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT9U1fPkHj0mJjC4LWGH26g

Filmmaker Tony Ladesich proves my point you do not have to live in New York or LA to be a working filmmaker. Tony shoots national commercials for Sprint,  all while living in beautiful Kansas City. We discover we know some of the same filmmakers there, as well as we share a positive outlook toward balancing personal projects with our professional…

Filmmaker Tony Ladesich proves my point you do not have to live in New York or LA to be a working filmmaker. Tony shoots national commercials for Sprint,  all while living in beautiful Kansas City. We discover we know some of the same filmmakers there, as well as we share a positive outlook toward balancing personal projects with our professional ones. A great chat. Click his name to see his great stuff. If you need podcast editing, my son Jake Brady is open for business with his Podcast Wax. Give him a holler over at fiverr or Facebook. thanks, Jordan Commercial Directing Bootcamp is August 25th, 2018 in Santa Monica. Get a free copy of my hit book Commercial Directing Voodoo when you sign up!

Available on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher + Google Play [Tweet "You're allowed to dream new dreams." -Jessica Lauren"]Ever since I was a little girl I wanted to be an actress. So I did what most aspiring young artists do-- I uprooted my life and moved away from my family and friends to pursue my acting career. I invested tens of thousands of dollars on headshots, classes, the whole nine. I went to audition after audition and heard hundreds of “Nos” until 2015. In 2015 my luck finally changed and I started booking major acting gigs, but guess what? I wasn't all that happy.You see, 2015 was also the same year that I started NoRealJewelry.Com and what started out as just a creative outlet for me quickly turned into my new found passion. My little blog showed me that there were other sides to me. I wasn't just an actress like I thought I was my whole life. I discovered that deep down inside of me I was also a writer, a photographer, an encourager and many other things. So my dreams began to shift drastically. Being on stage, reading new scripts and auditioning no longer appealed to me. I was more interested in building a community of Dreamers + Doers and turning my "hobby" into a full-fledged business.In today's episode of The Sunday Jumpstart Podcast, I get super real and vulnerable about the new direction I'm taking in my life + how scary it is to give up on the one dream and goal i've had my whole entire life! This week I got an email that was super scary but was just what I needed to let go + move forward on my new journey and that's what inspired today's episode.So if you're anything like me and at a point in your life where your spirit has been itching to switch gears and you're ready to change direction or pivot in your goals, life or career--then this episode is for you!Topics Discussed In Today's Episode: Identifying if you're ready to change direction or pivot. Preparing to take the leap into the new chapter in your life. How to show your friends and family how to support you as you begin your new journey. How to guard your new vision + create boundaries around it.Check Out Episode No. 20Resources Mentioned In Today's Episode:This post contains affiliate links.  Which means if you decide to purchase an item that is linked I will receive a portion of the sales to help fund #NRJ! Thanks for the support 

The family continues to grow, and in the newest TFAM episode featuring Drew Doepke (Rebel Soul Revival), it's more evident than ever. We continue to meet professionals in the music industry that genuinely want to see other projects succeed as much as their own. Drew is no exception. He has a big heart, and you can tell by the way he talks about other bands that for him it's not a competition, he just loves music. Brock Galauner (White Buffalo Music Fest, Dreamers & Doers) also joins us in this episode as we talk about projects we're involved in, how Rebel Soul Revival put together their 6-week tour, recording at IV Lab in Chicago, and much MUCH so MUCH oh so mucho more! Wait, I didn't even mention how ROCK that one-minute tune is. Well ... it's ROCK. Make sure to use headphones!

Available on iTunes + Soundcloud As we are nearing the end of 2017 and begin goal setting for 2018, I wanted to end the year with a quick minisode to give you a couple of things to think about. In this episode, we will take a moment to reflect on 2017. Reflection is key to progress. Assess what went well and areas of opportunity.Let's hit the ground running in 2018. I'll be back with Episode 4 on Sunday, January 7th. In the meantime, get some rest and enjoy your family and friends.Happy Holidays!Topics Discussed In This Episode: Two things to keep in mind as 2017 wraps up Celebrate your wins from this year Be kind and extend yourself some grace on the things you didn't accomplishCheck Out “Holiday Minisode: Reflection + Moving Forward” Here! Get Your Share On! Small business owners– interested in running an ad for your business on the show? Take a listen to this commercial and send inquiries to hello@norealjewelry.com for a Sponsorship Kit + Rate Sheet. Listen here. The Sunday Jump Start  Podcast was produced + created by me– Jessica Lauren, the blogger behind #NRJ. I live in Chicago and I am super passionate about encouraging women to become Dreamers + Doers. Have any questions, want to say hi or interested in brand sponsorship? Shoot me an email over at Hello@NoRealJewelry.Com#mc_embed_signup{background:#fff; clear:left; font:14px Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif; }/* Add your own MailChimp form style overrides in your site stylesheet or in this style block. We recommend moving this block and the preceding CSS link to the HEAD of your HTML file. */Fill Out The Form Below To Get New Episodes + SJS Updates In Your Inbox* indicates requiredEmail Address *First Name Last Name View previous campaigns.Powered by MailChimp(function($) {window.fnames = new Array(); window.ftypes = new Array();fnames[0]='EMAIL';ftypes[0]='email';fnames[1]='FNAME';ftypes[1]='text';fnames[2]='LNAME';ftypes[2]='text';}(jQuery));var $mcj = jQuery.noConflict(true);Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/norealjewelry)

Available on iTunes + Soundcloud In this episode of the Sunday Jumpstart Podcast, I answer one of the questions I get the most. Many people ask me how I keep going strong on No Real Jewelry after all these years. I've been working on this blog for the past 3 years consistently. The answer that I always give is discipline. I had to develop discipline in order to make No Real Jewelry into what you see now. If I waited until I felt like it, I never would have done it.Waiting for inspiration is the death of many dreams and goals. If you're waiting on inspiration to strike, you just might be waiting forever. If you really want to see your goals come to fruition, it takes some real discipline.In this week's episode of the Sunday Jump Start Podcast, I share some tips and tricks to help you learn how to become disciplined and not to rely on inspiration and motivation to help you get started, stay doing, and make ish happen in your life.Other Topics Discussed In This Episode: How to make discipline your bae in three steps: Schedule a time during the day to focus solely on your goal Make your scheduled goals non-negotiable Schedule time for inspirationCheck Out “Everything You Feel Isn't The Truth” Here!Get Your Share On!  Resources Mentioned In This Episode:Quote By Chuck Close on InspirationSmall business owners– interested in running an ad for your business on the show? Take a listen to this commercial and send inquiries to hello@norealjewelry.com for a Sponsorship Kit + Rate Sheet. Listen here. The Sunday Jump Start  Podcast was produced + created by me– Jessica Lauren, the blogger behind #NRJ. I live in Chicago and I am super passionate about encouraging women to become Dreamers + Doers. Have any questions, want to say hi or interested in brand sponsorship? Shoot me an email over at Hello@NoRealJewelry.Com#mc_embed_signup{background:#fff; clear:left; font:14px Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif; }/* Add your own MailChimp form style overrides in your site stylesheet or in this style block. We recommend moving this block and the preceding CSS link to the HEAD of your HTML file. */Fill Out The Form Below To Get New Episodes + SJS Updates In Your Inbox* indicates requiredEmail Address *First Name Last Name View previous campaigns.Powered by MailChimp(function($) {window.fnames = new Array(); window.ftypes = new Array();fnames[0]='EMAIL';ftypes[0]='email';fnames[1]='FNAME';ftypes[1]='text';fnames[2]='LNAME';ftypes[2]='text';}(jQuery));var $mcj = jQuery.noConflict(true);Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/norealjewelry)

Today's episode of The Sunday Jump Start Podcast is near and dear to my heart. I've learned to guard my vision the hard way. I've shared things and ended up with the "boo boo" face because it didn't happen the way I thought. Or I let other people's fears talk me out of something I was excited about.Do you ever wake up with a bright idea or with a goal to make a change in your life? Something that God put on your heart that makes you excited and feel like you have a purpose for your life? What happens when you share this with your mama, sister, cousin, best friend and they scrutinize it? Your dream shrivels up and dies under their shortsightedness.We all get excited to share our ideas and our visions, but sometimes in order to protect their growth, we have to shhhh. There are times when you're chasing your dreams, you have to shut your mouth. You can't go around telling everybody everything because they don't see what you see. They don't have the vision that God gave you. If you want to see your dreams and visions come to life, you have to guard them.Other Topics Discussed In This Episode: Why it's important to guard your vision How to guard your vision. What things should you share? When do you open up and tell the world what you're working on? Who do you let in as you're dream chasing? Who should you trust to help you grow your vision?Check Out “Everything You Feel Isn't The Truth” Here!Get Your Share On!  Resources Mentioned In This Episode:This post contains affiliate links.  Which means if you decide to purchase an item that is linked I will receive a portion of the sales to help fund #NRJ! * denotes an affiliate link. Thanks for the support

Available on iTunes + Soundcloud I don't know about you but there is a voice inside of me that says; "I can't". That voice plays on repeat all day. Everyday. It's loud and insistent and sometimes if I'm not careful, it swallows me up whole. I'll begin to believe it. It affects the way I run my business. Sometimes I won't hit "publish" on an article or pitch a sponsor because that voice will whisper; "Jess you're just not good enough". I'll stay in toxic relationships + friendships because that voice says; "Jess, this is as good as it's going to get because you are unworthy of love".Today on the very first episode of The Sunday Jump Start Podcast I'm talking about my struggle to tame my inner critic and how I finally learned that everything I feel isn't the truth. I share some tips and tricks for overcoming the constant tape of negativity that our inner critic likes to play and replay. I also show you why the inner critic isn't actually all that bad. It has a well-meaning purpose but if we're not too careful it can keep us stuck in our comfort zones.Other Topics Discussed In This Episode: How to deal with feelings of fear, failure, and defeat. How to validate your inner critic when it is trying to help you out and not let that voice keep you stuck in your comfort zone. Turning down the volume on your negative self-talk by giving yourself proof of the other times in your life that you've conquered a tough situation that you didn't think you'd make it out of.Check Out "Everything You Feel Isn't The Truth" Here!Get Your Share On! Resources Mentioned In This Episode:This post contains affiliate links.  Which means if you decide to purchase an item that is linked I will receive a portion of the sales to help fund #NRJ! * denotes an affiliate link. Thanks for the support

Trailblazer Ventures is a startup lab with a mission to increase female-founded ventures. Trailblazer’s first product is a type of social network called Dreamers // Doers, which helps entrepreneurial and influential women find each other. #Timestamp 01:00- If Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg Had a Baby 01:30- Dessert, but more specifically with a warm chocolate and vanilla ice cream 02:10- Gesche’s Story. Born in Africa, to Germany, Malasia, Beijing, Hong Kong, and New York – Half German and Half Chinese 03:00- How Trailblazer Ventures Started – Seeing Initial Impact and How Gesche Doubled Down On Her Passion – The Product Facebook Used To Be (Curated and high touch community) 05:05- Ah-Ha Moment! – She Liked Her Job At the Venture Firm, But Didn’t Love It! 08:15- How Her Upbringing Helped Define Who Gesche Is Today 09:08- Benefits of Living in The States and Also In New York – We Are More Open Minded and Focused on Progress and Appreciation For Diversity. There is so much that’s happening and can happen with New York’s Density.” 11:00- Early Struggles of Dreamers // Doers – Making Sacrifices To Make It Work – Having a Heathly Mindset 12:20- Things That Were Supposed to Work, But Didn’t – Gesche Tried Starting a Typical Startup, But It Didn’t Work For Their Culture 14:50- If you could pitch to one person, who would it be? 15:30- Failure and How Gesche Overcame It – Initial Incorporation of The Business, and Filing an S Corp in Delaware 16:45- Habits That Have Helped Gesche More Efficient – Journaling – Evernote 22:00- Other Forms of Tech Gesche Uses – Pocket – Tap Stack 23:05- What Is Your Why? and Embrace Things That People Perceive As Negative 25:12- Gender Roles and Tips 28:25- What Can Men Learn From Women, In The World Of Business What Is Your Why? “Realize why you’re doing what you’re doing. Every path that you can pick has certain things that are amazing and crappy. Trying to figure out why you’re going that route. Your idea, who you’re dealing with. Then embrace it. We obsess too much with things that are negative.” Embrace Things That People Perceive As Negative “Our biggest strength is also our biggest weakness. Figuring it out and making yourself succeed. For example, I’m creative, but I need structure to execute. Sometimes I worry, I’m not hardcore enough of a business person, but I also know that is my superpower.” Gesche Haas Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gesche Personal Website: http://www.geschehaas.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/geschehaas Website: http://www.dreamersdoers.me__________ Techie, Millennial Author, WWE Fan, Podcaster. Philadelphia native, Johnathan Grzybowski started his career at 14 mowing lawns. Over 5 businesses later, Johnathan has a deep passion on bettering the lives of millennials and helping them execute their ideas into profitable businesses. It’s never been easier to start a business, but how do you make it successful? Constantly millennials are claiming to be entrepreneurs, but may not truly know what it takes to either become one or last long enough to succeed at being one. By listening/viewing The Blind Entrepreneur, we are determined to help those who are “blind” see the true struggles of business, successes, and the grind it took these millennials to succeed. #LINKS Email: Johnathan@wearedino.com Podcast: http://theblindentrepreneur.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jgrzybowski Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/grzybowskij Instagram: http://instagram.com/grzybowskij Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/grzybowskij #SUBSCRIBE iTunes: http://bit.ly/TBEPodcast #PS. I wear startup t-shirts while recording and give shoutouts to the company’s tee I am wearing. If you’d like your startup to be featured on the podcast and allow me the opportunity to wear your swag, I wear a large t-shirt!

Gesche Haas learned quickly how to form new friendships. She was born in Africa, attended high school in Beijing and went to college in Hong Kong. Now, Gesche lives in New York City and uses the friendship-building skills she acquired in her childhood to run Dreamers//Doers, a women-focused entrepreneurial community.  She thrives off creativity, believes the start-up world needs more innovation and thinks you should only pursue the ideas that you can't leave alone. During our chat, she gives her advice on how to create an engaged community (something she’s done remarkably well), how to feel connected to those around you and why it’s important to be honest about success.   Full show notes available: andreawien.com/gesche-haas  

Even widespread power outages couldn't stop Episode 96 of our weekly live podcast from happening.  We lost one guest due to the reschedule due to travel commitments, but we were joined by some really great guests for some fun discussions about everything from best practices with making and using video, an event next week that you should check out, a new dry cleaning service that'll pick up and deliver not just for you but for companies as well, as well as some stories and items around the city... As our 1996 based intro closed out, we got rolling with the latest news, events and items that have caught our eyes over the past week.  Naturally we talked a little bit about the power outage that caused us to roll on a Tuesday night instead of our usual Mondays.  Good times.  As noted, we lost one of our guests in the midst of the chaos due to travel requirements, but we'll have him back on as soon as his schedule permits. We chatted about our event tomorrow (Thursday) night over at Blackfinn.  As always, we'll be in the back room starting at 5pm, and we're looking forward to seeing everyone there. Details can be found here on the site - http://www.itinthed.com/meet/, on our Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/ITinTheD, or in our Meetup group - http://www.meetup.com/ITintheD/ We talked about the (and we use this term loosely) "hacking" story coming out of Major League Baseball, the OPM breach that has an impact on anyone who's ever had a security clearance or any of their references, more fun and humor with Amazon product reviews and more. For segment two, we talked with Scott and Kris from Make Moore Media.  From working with Herman Moore of the Lions to our own "What Is IT in the D" video, these guys have done some great work since launching and we couldn't be happier for them.  A good series of conversations about best practices with video, what's realistic and what isn't, why "4k" is the buzzword causing migraines and more. Check them out at http://makemooremedia.com/ In our next segment, we talked with the guys from YumVillage about the Professional's Night Out - Detroit event taking place next week.  Kicking off its inaugural year, Professional's Night Out (PNO) will provide a semi-formal networking and dining experience for you, the entrepreneur, the working professional, the creative, the foodie. A first of its kind, 3-part indoor + outdoor event, PNO will exclusively bring super-achievers from across Detroit, together for the dual purpose of connecting and building with world-changing thinkers and innovators, as well as experiencing and enjoying some great eats and art. The evening will kick off with our Innovator's Meet & Greet, presented by Dreamers+Doers, which will run from 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m., followed up by our Dining With Doers Dinner Party, from 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. and close out the night with our Dessert Afterglow.  Check them out at http://www.pnodetroit.com/, and use discount code ITintheD to take $15 off the ticket price! Our last segment dove in with the guys from Dryv, a new Uber-esque dry-cleaning service that's just launching here in the area.  They come to your house, pick everything up, get it cleaned, and then bring it back to you...without killing you with a heavy price markup thanks to their model and volume based relationships.  They're also offering programs for companies and their employees, so you should definitely talk to your HR folks about a setting up a new office perk.  They're still building out their service areas, and you can help shape things by grabbing the app and signing up at http://dryv.com/detroit/, and best of all, they went ahead and setup an ITintheD discount code while we were on the air with them so you can get rolling on the cheap.  Check them out at http://dryv.com/detroit/ And just as a little bonus, we had Daily Detroit in the house talking about some of their latest stories, info around the city, and more.  Check them out at http://www.