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Daniel Kang, VP of finance at Mercury, joins CJ for a dive deep into the nuances of annual planning. Dan talks about why if annual planning feels like a finance exercise, it is destined to fail and will feel like pulling teeth. He describes how to use this exercise to lead a broader strategic discussion about a company's direction for a process that is more impactful and less tedious. Dan also highlights that if you're searching for big ideas during the annual planning process, there may be underlying issues with your company's roadmap or innovation processes. He touches on the idea that planning tends to expand to fit the time allotted, explains why most companies spend too much time on it, and warns against the trap of false productivity. The conversation delves into how the planning process evolves with a company's growth, including how to calibrate for each stage and ensure plans are actionable. Throughout the episode, Dan provides frameworks to streamline annual planning for a successful outcome.If you're looking for an ERP head to NetSuite: https://netsuite.com/metrics and get a customized KPI checklist.—SPONSORS:Mercury is the fintech ambitious companies use for banking and all their financial workflows. With a powerful bank account at the center of their operations, companies can make better financial decisions and ensure that every dollar spent aligns with company priorities. That's why over 100K startups choose Mercury to confidently run all their financial operations with the precision, control, and focus they need to operate at their best. Learn more at mercury.com.Mercury is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services provided by Choice Financial Group and Evolve Bank & Trust®; Members FDIC.Planful is a financial performance management platform designed to streamline financial tasks for businesses. It helps with budgeting, closing the books, and financial reporting, all on a cloud-based platform. By improving the efficiency and accuracy of these processes, Planful allows businesses to make better financial decisions. Find out more at www.planful.com/metrics.NetSuite provides financial software for all your business needs. More than 38,000 thousand companies have already upgraded to NetSuite, gaining visibility and control over their financials, inventory, HR, eCommerce, and more. If you're looking for an ERP platform ✅ NetSuite: https://netsuite.com/metrics and get a customized KPI checklist.Maxio is the only billing and financial operations platform that was purpose built for B2B SaaS. They're helping SaaS finance teams automate billing and revenue recognition, manage collections and payments, and put together investor grade reporting packages.

In this episode of "Key Investments for Each Stage of your Muay Thai Journey," we break down the crucial investments every Muay Thai lover should make at different points in their training. Whether you're a Curious Beginner just stepping into the gym, a Committed Novice eager to refine your skills, an Aspiring Competitor looking to level up, or an Experienced Competitor chasing mastery, we've got you covered. We'll dive into practical tips on gear, training, and mindset that can help you make the most out of your Muay Thai journey, no matter where you currently are. Links referred to in episode: Muay Thai Training Journal https://angelamuaythai.com/downloads/muay-thai-training-journal/ Social media content ideas https://muay-ying-llc-angelamuaythai.ck.page/socialmedia ---------- If you'd like to more high-quality content, please consider supporting Muay Ying through Patreon. Any amount is appreciated and it will go towards my efforts to run all the platforms Muay Ying is on, as well as create content for each of them. http://patreon.com/muayying You can also find us: instagram.com/muay.ying  muay-ying.com You can find the host (Angela) via instagram.com/angelasitan or angelamuaythai.com Intro/Outro music by Maki of the Moon

In this episode, I reflect on the top nine things I learned in my first year of motherhood! We'll discuss the power of a mother's intuition, the importance of setting boundaries, and the need to prioritize self-care and preparation before becoming a mom. This episode is intended to emphasize the strength and mental toughness that comes with motherhood, the importance of adapting and letting go of control, and the joy and love that comes with each stage of being a mom!Chapters in this episode: 05:05 Trusting Your Intuition as a Mother07:49 Setting Strong Boundaries 26:37 Embracing the Strength and Mental Toughness of Motherhood29:48 Adapting and Letting Go of Control35:00 Finding Joy and Gratitude in Each Stage of MotherhoodTry Tempdrop for accurate BBT numbers -- shift workers, new moms, or inconsistent sleepers this is for you! If you want to try Tempdrop, click here and use code AFCORINNE for 12% off! Join the Mind Your Hormones Method, HERE! (Use code PODCAST for 10% off!!) More info & the application for the Trying to Conceive Accelerator can be found here!Grab my Balance Your Blood Sugar Program here! FREE TRAINING! How to build a hormone-healthy, blood-sugar-balancing meal! (this is pulled directly from the 1st module of the Mind Your Hormones Method!) Access this free training, HERE!Join the Mind Your Hormones Community to connect more with me & other members of this community!Come hang out with me on Instagram: @corinneangealicaOr on TikTok: @corinneangelicaFree Facebook group: Mind Your Hormones Podcast CommunityEmail Fam: Click here to get weekly emails from meMind Your Hormones Instagram: @mindyourhormones.podcast Disclaimer: always consult your doctor before taking any supplementation. This podcast is intended for educational purposes only, not to diagnose or treat any conditions. 

Want to unravel the mystery behind marketing funnels and their role in music marketing? While funnels might just sound like marketing jargon, the reality is that they play a critical role in your music business already...   In this episode of Creative Juice, Jack and Circa demystify the buzz around marketing funnels to show how artists can deploy sales funnels in their music marketing. We zoom out to cover the three fundamental pieces that make up ANY funnel for ANY business, campaigns and processes for each step of a music marketing funnel. and how to set your goals for your music career!   If the concept of a marketing funnel in your music career is still a bit fuzzy or overwhelming, this episode is packed with tips to help you effectively build and manage your own music marketing funnel, based on what you're already doing!   DISCOVER: Why Funnels are More Than Just Software or Tactics The 3 Fundamental Steps of Any Marketing Funnel What Campaigns and Processes Fit in a Music Marketing Funnel How To Define Goals for Each Stage of Your Funnel Why It's Critical To Get Your Hooks Right First How NOT to Retain Your Fans   RESOURCES: Learn Top Music Marketing Strategies Inside IndiePRO Getting Everything You Can Out Of All You Got by Jay Abraham Andrew Schulz Looking to expand your team or need marketing help? Apply to work with IndieX! Join Us In The Indepreneur Discord Server!

In this episode of The Brainy Business podcast, you'll hear an insightful interview with Warren Berger, an expert in the power of questioning. Warren's exploration of design thinking led him to delve into the origins of breakthrough innovations, startups, and the role of questioning in driving them. His books, A More Beautiful Question and The Book of Beautiful Questions, provide frameworks and examples for using questioning effectively in different domains of life.  Warren emphasizes the importance of questioning in education, business, relationships, and leadership. He highlights the transformative power of asking beautiful questions, which can lead to continuous learning, innovation, and deeper connections with others. By embracing questioning, individuals and organizations can unlock their full potential and lead a path of growth and discovery. In this episode: Unleash your potential and drive personal and professional growth by harnessing the power of questioning. Discover how questioning plays a vital role in design thinking and innovation, and unlock new possibilities in your creative endeavors. Ignite exploration and creativity by asking beautiful questions that inspire curiosity and push the boundaries of what is possible. Foster continuous improvement and engagement by incorporating mission questions into your personal and professional life. Learn how questioning can enhance interpersonal relationships, problem-solving, and lead to deeper connections and understanding. Show Notes: 00:00:00 - Introduction, Introduction to the podcast episode and the guest, Warren Berger, who is an expert in questioning and author of the book A More Beautiful Question. 00:01:23 - Importance of Questioning, Warren discusses the importance of questioning and how it is a powerful tool for problem-solving and decision-making. He emphasizes that questioning should be recognized as a field of study and incorporated into education and business training. 00:04:29 - Questioning and Design Thinking, Warren explains his background in writing about design thinking and how it led him to explore the role of questioning in problem-solving. He highlights that designers and successful business leaders are often skilled questioners. 00:07:06 - Researching Questions, Warren shares his research approach, which involves studying how different fields and professionals use questioning. He mentions sources such as Harvard Business Review and Psychology Today, and notes that there are few books dedicated solely to questioning. 00:10:47 - The Challenge of Writing about Questions, Warren discusses the challenge of expanding the topic of questioning from a chapter in a book to multiple books. He emphasizes the limitless depth and breadth of the subject and his commitment to exploring it fully. 00:15:26 - The Power of Questioning, Warren discusses how questioning leads to breakthroughs and innovation, emphasizing that many innovations start with a simple question. He introduces his first book, which explores the general concept of questioning with a focus on innovation. 00:16:16 - Questioning in Different Areas, Warren explains that people approach questioning from different angles depending on their interests. He highlights the relationships between questioning and creativity, decision-making, relationships with others, and leadership. Businesses are recognizing the importance of leaders who can ask insightful questions. 00:17:31 - The Book of Beautiful Questions, Warren's second book delves into four key areas where questioning is relevant: creativity, leadership, relationships, and decision-making. He offers examples of useful questions in each area and encourages readers to come up with their own. 00:18:31 - Questioning in Education, Warren's third book, targeted at educators, focuses on how to encourage students to ask more questions. He emphasizes the importance of engaging students' curiosity and creating a classroom environment where questioning is encouraged. 00:21:02 - Modeling Questioning Behavior, Warner discusses the importance of modeling questioning behavior, both for teachers and parents. He explains that demonstrating a balance of confidence and humility as a questioner can inspire others and create a more approachable leadership style. Intellectual curiosity is a valuable trait for both leaders and learners. 00:30:45 - The Three Types of Questions, The three types of questions are why, what if, and how. These questions work together in a cycle to push you forward and prevent you from getting stuck. Each question serves a different purpose in the problem-solving process. 00:31:19 - The Importance of the Why Question, The why question helps you understand the problem and its importance. However, it's important not to get trapped in the philosophical stage of constantly asking why. The why question is the first step in the process. 00:31:50 - Moving to the What If Stage, After asking why and gaining an understanding of the problem, it's time to start asking what if. This stage is for brainstorming and speculating on possible solutions. However, it's important not to get stuck in this stage and move on to the next. 00:32:28 - The How Question, The “how” question is about implementation and practicality. It's about figuring out how to solve the problem and get started. This question should be the last step in the process, after understanding the problem and exploring possible solutions. 00:35:30 - The Importance of Spending Time on Each Stage, It's important not to rush through any of the stages. Spending time on each stage ensures that you have a deep understanding of the problem, explore different possibilities, and then figure out how to implement the solution. Don't shortchange any of the stages. 00:44:52 - The Power of Beautiful Questions, Warren discusses the importance of formulating a powerful question that can drive motivation and purpose. He encourages individuals and companies to focus on mission questions rather than mission statements, as questions are ongoing and open-ended. 00:46:14 - Finding Your Beautiful Question, Warren encourages listeners to find their own beautiful question, a question that they can continuously pursue and work on throughout their lives. He also suggests that businesses should have mission questions that drive their purpose and motivate their employees. 00:47:18 -  Conclusion, Melina's top insights from the conversation. What stuck with you while listening to the episode? What are you going to try? Come share it with Melina on social media -- you'll find her as @thebrainybiz everywhere and as Melina Palmer on LinkedIn. Thanks for listening. Don't forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Android. If you like what you heard, please leave a review on iTunes and share what you liked about the show.  I hope you love everything recommended via The Brainy Business! Everything was independently reviewed and selected by me, Melina Palmer. So you know, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. That means if you decide to shop from the links on this page (via Amazon or others), The Brainy Business may collect a share of sales or other compensation. Let's connect: Melina@TheBrainyBusiness.com The Brainy Business® on Facebook The Brainy Business on Twitter The Brainy Business on Instagram The Brainy Business on LinkedIn Melina on LinkedIn The Brainy Business on Youtube Connect with Warren: WARREN'S WEBSITE WARREN ON TWITTER WARREN ON LINKEDIN Learn and Support The Brainy Business: Check out and get your copies of Melina's Books.  Get the Books Mentioned on (or related to) this Episode: A More Beautiful Question, by Warren Berger Beautiful Questions in the Classroom, by Warren Berger The Book of Beautiful Questions, by Warren Berger CAD Monkeys, Dinosaur Babies, and T-Shaped People, by Warren Berger Both/And Thinking, by Wendy Smith Top Recommended Next Episode: Questionstorming at KIND (ep 215) Already Heard That One? Try These:  Dunning-Kruger Effect (ep 266) What Problem Are You Solving? (ep 126) Framing (ep 296) Questions or Answers (ep 4) Bikeshedding (ep 99) Priming (ep 252) Influence Is Your Superpower with Zoe Chance (ep 308) How Businesses Can Design for Behavior Change, with Amy Bucher (ep 164) You're Invited! with Jon Levy (ep 150) Nudging for Good at Walmart (ep 206) Both/And Thinking, with Wendy Smith (ep 261) Is There a System 3? with Leigh Caldwell (ep 233) What is Cognitive Semiotics? with Sarah Thompson (ep 259) Other Important Links:  Brainy Bites - Melina's LinkedIn Newsletter Warren Berger TED Talk: Nurturing the Ability to Question Right Question Institute The Questionologist, Psychology Today Warren Berger Articles, Harvard Business Review

For this episode of LID Radio Podcast, we're joined by Lukas Michel and Herb Nold to talk about their book The Transition of Organizations: Managing for Growth at Each Stage of the Organization's Life Cycle.   About Lukas Michel & Herb Nold Lukas Michel is the founder of Management Insights, with over 30 years' senior executive experience, supporting executives worldwide with agile management. He is the author of six management books.  Dr Herb Nold is a professor of business administration at Polk College, Florida. He holds a doctorate of management in organizational leadership).   About The Transition of Organizations The book explores various common patterns of management styles and then offers transition strategies to help managers succeed in the digital economy. The authors guide leaders to prepare for these transitions by laying the foundations or infrastructure needed to prevent a crisis that inhibits further growth. They also provide leaders with a greater understanding of the growth framework, which will help leaders to manage better the development of their companies. 

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On today's episode I sit down with wedding videographer and student of mine, Jessie Hinkel about when she decided it was time to create her LLC and join my membership. Have you signed up for our free upcoming masterclass "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistakes at Each Stage of Business and How You Can Avoid Them." I'm going to show you how you can make the ultimate shift from struggling to manage your business gremlins like the finances and legalities to creating ease, automation, and peace of mind. And then I'm going to open the doors to Unf*ck Your Biz and answer questions. Catch it at 9:00am PST or 12:00pm PST. Register at www.bradendrake.com/masterclass to watch it live so you can ask me questions during the Q&A or catch the replay. Jessie has had her videography business for the last ten years, both part and full time over the last decade. She learned from her husband who taught videography at a high school. He was asked to film friends' weddings and Jessie began to learn and work with him and it has now evolved into her business. In December of 2022, Jessie became a Profit Rx member. The content inside Profit Rx is what will be used in the re-launch of my program, Unf*ck Your Biz. Before joining, Jessie did the bare minimum on the legal and tax side of her business and didn't have a real understanding of the numbers in her business. Prior to joining she had just created her LLC in September and wished she had found Profit Rx sooner. Despite having had a business for almost a decade, Jessie felt like an imposter and that she didn't feel like she knew enough of this side of the business. She decided to file her LLC so that her business and her family would feel more protected and that she could feel like her business had a more solid footing on which to grow. Starting the p Attending our weekly co-working has helped Jessie feel connected when being self-employed can feel isolating. That's part of why we're moving back to the Unf*ck Your Biz program in a co-hort model so everyone comes with questions on the same module at the same time to work together. Jessie has become more excited about her numbers and is enjoying watching them paint the full picture of her year. She is looking at hiring her first person to help on the backend of her business. She set up automated tax savings with Novo so that the money is automated to be set aside and not spent. I also automate my business finances and now my personal finances as well to set aside for savings. I recommend everyone add one building block per quarter to incorporate new automations. On the horizon, Jessie wants to save money for larger purchases, like a new camera. If you're consider joining the Unf*ck Your Biz program and have been in business for awhile, Jessie felt the same way, feeling like she should know all the things because she had business for so long. She was worried about looking stupid and had trouble finding someone local that understood her business and wanted to work with someone of her size. I'm not here to teach you how to run your business, I'm here to teach you how to keep more of your money and marketing programs are here to teach you how to make more money. Get in Touch with Our Guest Jessie Hinkel, Founder of Hinkel Productions Follow Jessie on Instagram @hinkelproductionsLike Hinkel Productions on Facebook /hinkelproductionsCheck out Jessie's website at www.hinkelproductions.com

On today's episode I chat with Emily Monus about how the relationship with her business finances has changed since working through the Unf*ck Your Biz material. Have you signed up for our free upcoming masterclass "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistakes at Each Stage of Business and How You Can Avoid Them." I'm going to show you how you can make the ultimate shift from struggling to manage your business gremlins like the finances and legalities to creating ease, automation, and peace of mind. And then I'm going to open the doors to Unf*ck Your Biz and answer questions. Catch it at 9:00am PST or 12:00pm PST. Register at www.bradendrake.com/masterclass to watch it live so you can ask me questions during the Q&A or catch the replay. Emily is a wedding and event planner primarily serving LGBTQIA+ and vegan wedding clients in the New York City area. She started her business officially in 2016 and credits a big part of where she is today to the last few years and becoming a recovering people pleaser which has led to a mini explosion of growth. She also got in control of her finances (including stopping throwing her books together in a day before taxes). Currently Emily is projecting to make $75k in her business this year, up from $40k the year before. A surreal number for Emily. About $20k comes from non-profit clients and the rest from wedding planning clients. Her packages range from $4,500 for management only to $9,800 for full service. She also just recently hired her first employee and her next goal is $100k. Emily is on top of it because when it comes to hiring, I always like to think about when are you going to hit capacity? How many clients can you handle in a year (I call this your ceiling) and what revenue marker do you need to start to hire? You want to solve capacity issues before you get capacity problems. Because you're paying your employees hourly, you won't be paying them unless you have work for them which allows the work to scale. Once this person hits 70-80% capacity, you then hire your next person. I feel like you need enough wiggle room where if you had a 15-20% increase in your leads next month you wouldn't need to turn them away due to capacity. Emily is a current Profit Rx student, my current membership. I'll be taking the core curriculum from Profit Rx, putting it back into my signature program Unf*ck Your Biz, and make Profit Rx our monthly on-going support after the program. Emily joined in December 2022 and told herself she needed to get her business under control and this side of the business and finances felt like the last piece of her life she needed to get under control. She had a difficult relationship with money throughout her life and wanted to have a system and get non-judgemental support. She started by reading the textbook and started the parts and attended the monthly Q&As to build community and get the work done during weekly co-working calls. I set up Emily's books and we got her on her Profit Rx plan and Emily took it from there. She's been keeping up with bookkeeping and noticed in February and March that with not as much going on she switched to an every other week bookkeeping schedule and plans to move back to more frequently as busy season approaches. Getting control of her finances has made Emily less afraid to invest in things she might not otherwise spend money on because she has a better understanding of how much money she has and can better future forecast. She charges her clients with monthly payments which helps her track future monthly revenue. In her bookkeeping, we also set up tracking by project type so Emily is able to see how much she's making off management, partial planning and full planning. In the upcoming version of Profit Rx (our post-program support), our core component will be to submit your monthly P&L along with observations, monthly goals and projections to help keep everyone accountable and tracking profit margins. Get in Touch with Our Guest Emily Monus of Emily Monus Events Follow Emily on Instagram @emeventsjcCheck out Emily's website at emilymonusevents.com

In this episode of the EML podcast, we speak with Brian Sanders, the founder of the Underground Network and author of the new book The 6 Seasons of Calling: Discovering Your Purpose in Each Stage of Life. Brain shares his journey and passion for identifying callings, outlines the six seasons of calling, and provides insights on how to get through difficult seasons and find God's unique calling for you.

There's no doubt that quality leads are key to business success. Without high-quality leads, you won't be able to build a successful business. But how do you generate quality leads? And more importantly, how do you make sure that your leads are quality leads? In this blog post, we'll explore these questions and more. We'll also discuss the importance of lead nurturing, and how you can ensure that your lead conversion rate is high. By the end of this blog post, you'll have a better understanding of lead quality and how it affects your business. What is a Quality Lead? Businesses of all sizes are constantly looking for ways to grow and expand. One key way to achieve this is by acquiring high quality leads. A quality lead is a customer that has been contacted and converted into a paying customer. To ensure that you're nurturing potential customers in the best way possible, it's important to capture as much information about your leads as possible. This includes things like their name, email address, company name, and what product or service they are interested in. Once you have this valuable information, it's time to set up a system that rewards successful lead nurturing strategies. This will help you reach your business goals faster! Why Lead Quality is Important? In today's market, lead quality is more important than ever. Not only are they essential for generating sales, but lead quality can also mean the difference between success and failure. Poor lead quality can lead to lost opportunities and wasted money, while high-quality leads require time and effort to convert into customers. Make sure you're investing in the right channels to generate quality leads - this includes lead generation strategies like email marketing and lead capture forms, as well as lead nurturing strategies like email automation and lead scoring. By doing so, you'll help your business grow faster and reach its potential. How to Generate More Quality Leads? Generating quality leads is key to success for any business. They convert better into customers, which leads to increased sales and profits. There are many ways to generate quality leads, but being systematic and consistent is the key to success. Some tips for generating quality leads include using lead capture forms, email campaigns, and pop-ups ads. By being selective with your marketing tactics, you can increase the likelihood of success for your business. So go ahead and get started - quality leads are waiting! 1. Map Your Target Audience  Before you start any content marketing initiatives, it is important to have a clear idea of who your target market is. Once you know this, it's time to decide on the channels that will be best suited for reaching them. There are various inbound channels - email, social media, PR- which can all be used to reach your target audience. However, quality leads are essential if you want your content marketing campaigns to result in sales and profits. So make sure that you're harvesting quality leads from different sources (like lead gen forms or landing pages) and nurturing them until they convert into paying customers! 2. Plan for Each Stage of the Buyer's Journey  Without high-quality leads, it will be virtually impossible for your business to succeed. A lead generation plan should cater to each stage of the buyer's journey - from pre-qualification all the way through purchase. There are various ways you can generate quality leads: email marketing, social media campaigns etcetera. The most important thing is to test and measure the success of your lead generation strategies regularly so that you can fine-tune them as needed. 3. Analyze Your Competition  When it comes to content marketing, one of the most important things you can do is figure out how your competitors are doing and then aim to beat them at their own game. Through market research, you will be able to identify what people want and then provide it in a way that is both interesting and relevant. Good quality leads come from reaching out directly to target customers through email or phone calls - this way, you'll get an accurate understanding of customer needs and preferences. 4. Nurture Leads with Targeted Content  Nurture leads with quality content and you will be on your way to success. Quality leads are the lifeblood of any business, as they are the people who will convert into customers. However, generating them is only half the job - keeping lead nurturing alive until paying customers are generated is crucial for long-term success in B2B marketing. Creating high-quality content that resonates with your target market is key to nurturing leads until they become sales-ready customers. Make sure you address their concerns and provide solutions to their problems; let them know what benefits they can expect if they make a purchase from you or sign up for your newsletter/listing email list now! 6. Focus on Growing Your Email List

Nancy is an Oregon-licensed clinical psychologist, and is also a licensed professional counselor in California and Colorado. She provides Introduction to IFS training to therapists and educators and Introduction to Psycheledelics training and consultation for IFS-trained therapists and practitioners interested in learning about psychedelic-assisted therapies and research. Nancy is a Certified IFS Therapist and IFS Consultant and she has assisted over a dozen IFS trainings since 2018. Nancy received her Certificate in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and Research from the California Institute of Integral Studies. She has a private practice in Ashland, Oregon, and will be providing psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy following the completion of her Oregon training in early 2023. You can learn more at www.theguideinside.com Journal Article: Internal Family Systems: A Therapeutic Model for Each Stage of the Psychedelic Experience This podcast is sponsored by Psychological Counseling Services https://pcsintensive.com/.  

Kison Patel, my guest for this episode, is applying principles of science and technology to the M&A (mergers & acquisitions) space.  He is the Founder and CEO of M&A Science, a community of forward-thinking M&A practitioners on a mission to perfect the M&A practice. Kison was also an M&A advisor for ten years, having sold large companies such as commercial banks and hotel chains.  In 2012, Kison noticed teams lacked efficient technology to manage deals and thus created DealRoom, an M&A lifecycle management platform. In 2016, he started the M&A Science podcast and devoting his time to creating a platform where all the best practitioners could share best practices and lessons learned from real-life deals.  Kison then created The M&A Science Academy in 2020 to offer step-by-step training to those looking to master M&A, featuring courses created by top-level practitioners.  Through developing technology, educational content, and industry training, Kison aims to bring better practices to an industry with growing market pressures, transaction values, and competition. I confessed in our conversation that my exposure to M&A is limited, but I have observed that it was a business space that is/was very behind the times. We talk a good deal about this and: The impact starting a podcast has had on his business Creating educational content and products in the M&A space How the competitive landscape is responding to the work of his companies and more Learn more about Kison Patel at MAScience.com. https://www.mascience.com/ Please enjoy this conversation with Kison Patel. This episode is brought to you by the Unstarving Musician.The Unstarving Musician is another podcast on which yours truly speaks with independent musicians and music industry professionals to discuss the various elements of the music business. This week's featured Unstarving Musician episode is with Ryan Dusick, founding member of Maroon 5 and author of Harder to Breathe: A Memoir of Making Maroon 5, Losing It All, and Finding Recovery (out November 2022).  These days Ryan is an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist. The importance of this episode, and it's possible relevance to you or someone you know, is that Ryan's story is an in-depth look at his journey from the highs of international superstardom to the depths of addiction, anxiety, chronic injury, and depression. Harder to Breathe chronicles Ryan's remarkable recovery and his transition from the music industry to professional counseling where he's helped hundreds of clients overcome mental and physical health challenges. Emotional and physical well-being is a topic important to us all, so if you think it might help someone you know, please share this episode with them. You can hear this episode of the Unstarving Musician on Apple Podcasts and read more about it at UnstarvingMusician.com. Mentioned in this Episode Deal Room M&A Science Agile M&A Agile M&A : Proven Techniques to Close Deals Faster and Maximize Value, by Kison Patel M&A Tactics Handbook: Advice from Corporate Development Practitioners for Each Stage of the Deal Lifecycle, by Kison Patel Making Maroon 5, Losing It All, and Finding Recovery – Ryan Dusick (Unstarving Musician Ep 238) Stay in touch! Visit MorningTempo.com/Podcast for related links, episode transcripts and past guests. Sign up for the Morning Tempo email Muse Letter at MorningTempo.com @RobonzoDrummer on Twitter  and  Instagram @MorningTempo on Facebook  and  YouTube Support this Podcast The Morning Tempo podcast exists solely through the generosity of its listeners, and we gladly accept support in a variety of ways. Please visit our Crowd Sponsor page to learn more. Learn how to support the podcast. Recommended Resources Podcast hosting by Libsyn (2 months free podcast hosting with promo code: ROBONZO) ConvertKit Free Plan for Beginner Creators – Email marketing the way it should be. Web hosting by Dreamhost See more of my recommended resources. Some of the links in this post, such as those in the above section, are affiliate links. This means I make a small commission, at no extra charge to you, if you purchase using those links. Thanks for your support!

Kristi Faltorusso and Jay Nathan talk through a blog article titled 'The Hardest Part of SaaS Companies at Each Stage'. Running through the article, they discuss their experience and perspectives for each of the stages highlighted by the article. ---------- If you want to join the discussion with thousands of other customer success leaders, join Gain Grow Retain: http://gaingrowretain.com/ Connect with Krisi Faltorusso: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristiserrano/ ----------- This podcast is brought to you by Jay Nathan and Jeff Breunsbach... Jay Nathan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaynathan/ Jeff Breunsbach: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffreybreunsbach

Kristi Faltorusso and Jay Nathan talk through a blog article titled 'The Hardest Part of SaaS Companies at Each Stage'. Running through the article, they discuss their experience and perspectives for each of the stages highlighted by the article. ---------- If you want to join the discussion with thousands of other customer success leaders, join Gain Grow Retain: http://gaingrowretain.com/ Connect with Krisi Faltorusso: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristiserrano/ ----------- This podcast is brought to you by Jay Nathan and Jeff Breunsbach... Jay Nathan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaynathan/ Jeff Breunsbach: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffreybreunsbach

Jordan Raynor sits down with Brian Sanders, Founder of The Underground Network, to talk about his freeing approach to calling outlined in his terrific book, The 6 Seasons of Calling, thinking about eternity in three stages of rest, reward, and reign, and why it's essential that believers not “lose the plot” of redemption and why we do what we do.Links Mentioned:Brian Sanders on LinkedInBrian Sanders on TwitterNational Christian FoundationUnderground Church NetworkUnderground Church BookTampa UndergroundMicrochurches (a smaller way)The 6 Seasons of Calling: Discovering Your Calling in Each Stage of Life

In this episode of the Revenue Builders podcast, John Kaplan and John McMahon talk to author, entrepreneur, public speaker, and sales leader Maury Rogow. Maury talks about using powerful storytelling techniques in the context of sales, and how marketing and sales teams should be working together seamlessly to attract and convert customers. Maury also takes us into the story of how he got into Hollywood and how he transformed himself from the kid who couldn't raise his hands in school to a capable public speaker, and that one time he opened for comedian Joe Rogan. Additional Resources:Key Characteristics for CROs to Hone in Each Stage of Growth | https://forc.mx/3uUCM3ZTaking on a New VP of Sales Role? Key Resources: | https://forc.mx/3KTEismDonate to breast cancer research: https://drsusanloveresearch.org/Check out Maury's book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TB1FKLX/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i0Connect with Maury on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mauryrogow/More about Force Management | https://forc.mx/3waMDDSHIGHLIGHTSMany salespeople fail because they lack this basic skillYour customer is the hero of the story Always know where you are in the buyer's journeyGet the S-T-U-F-F in your stories to make them effective Know your customer's learning styleThe messaging must be seamless from marketing to salesThe shy kid who couldn't raise his hand in schoolIntroducing the E-P-I-C story structureHow Maury got into Hollywood and the lessons learned Advice for connecting to people remotelyQUOTESMaury: "Your brand will thrive or die based on the story you tell. That's for the sales people and it's for executives too. The reason I say that is it's all based on fact but I got to get it across fast. Salespeople are failing out there because they don't have the basic skills to grab attention and then be memorable." Maury: "Sure, you get plenty of sales without your story in there. They're probably low value, they're probably the cheap shots, you're probably making quota or getting to your quota. But the folks that are really good at this, the folks that really can tell a great story, can get somebody else to share, they're the ones bringing in the six, the seven, even eight-figure deals because they're building a relationship." Maury: "The hero of the story is them. You're not the hero. Don't tell me you're here to make a bunch of money. Don't tell me your IPO is gonna put 10 million in your pot. Nobody wants to hear that. They want to hear how it helps them. And if you get served because of it, fantastic. But they're the hero of the story." Maury: "If you confuse, you will lose. Gotta keep it simple." Check out John McMahon's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Qualified-Sales-Leader-Proven-Lessons/dp/0578895064

In this episode of the Revenue Builders podcast, John Kaplan and John McMahon talk to veteran recruiter, Chad Peets. As a Managing Director of Sutter Hill Ventures, Chad is responsible for  building the go-to-market teams globally for their portfolio companies. Chad talks about his process for recruiting, particularly for the CEO and CRO roles. Having been in the recruitment industry for more than two decades, Chad shares his expertise on which qualities to look out for in candidates in order to ensure success for your organization. HIGHLIGHTSBuilding a world-class sales organization goes beyond recruitment Managing expectations is a balancing actExperience will bring you successQuestions that CRO candidates should ask when looking for new opportunitiesThe War on Talent and The Great ResignationWhy CROs have the hardest job in software sales Traits of a candidate that's going to be hired QUOTESChad: "You bring the fundamentals of the playbook. But every time you go into a situation, it's a unique situation so you're gonna have to tweak and make changes to that playbook to adjust, if you will, for the company that you're in, the market that you're in, the product that you're selling, etc.”Chad: "You have to be focused on the long-term and building out world class sales organizations. This recruiter has to be focused on exactly that. If they're focused on transactions, if they're focused on fees and you and you can figure this out really quickly, what their objectives are, their objective has to be your objective."Check out John McMahon's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Qualified-Sales-Leader-Proven-Lessons/dp/0578895064Additional Resources:Key Characteristics for CROs to Hone in Each Stage of Growth | https://forc.mx/3uUCM3ZTaking on a New VP of Sales Role? Key Resources: | https://forc.mx/3KTEismMore about Force Management | https://forc.mx/3waMDDSConnect with Chad on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chadpeets/

Knock 2022 Housing Forecast Reveals the Best Markets for Each Stage of Life Austin is the best market for millennials, Miami rises to the top for Gen X and Pittsburgh ranks No. 1 for baby boomers NEW YORK, Thursday, Jan. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- With affordability and limited supply expected to keep the housing market competitive and remote work and the desire for more space influencing decisions on where to live, Knock, the fast-growing homeownership platform that makes all homebuyers Power Buyers, today released its ranking of the best housing markets by generation in 2022. Austin, Texas, ranks No. 1 for millennials, while Miami is the best market for Gen X and Pittsburgh tops the list for baby boomers. Two markets – Austin and Knoxville, Tenn. – are the only metros to make two lists. "Although we do expect the housing market to moderate in 2022, homebuyers will continue to face many of the same challenges they did last year. Rising interest rates will offset any relief buyers get from slowing home price growth. The good news is the rise in remote work has given many people the freedom to rethink where they want to live, opening up options for those willing to explore new cities that offer relative affordability, growing economies and access to the amenities important to them," said Knock Co-Founder and CEO Sean Black. To compile the list of top markets, Knock ranked the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas based on affordability, the availability of housing stock and key attributes important at each stage of life. The analysis takes into account Knock's 2022 housing forecast which expects the national median sale price to grow 8% to $399,484 year-over-year, homes to sell in an average of 20 days down from 22 in 2021 and months of supply to fall 11% to 2.1, well below the average of four to five months in a balanced market. With six of the top 10 millennial markets located in the South and two each in North Carolina and Texas, the top 10 millennial markets in rank order are: Austin, Texas; Des Moines, Iowa; Charleston, S.C.; San Antonio; Atlanta; Providence, R.I.; St. Louis; Winston-Salem, N.C.; Charlotte, N.C. and Spokane, Wash. More geographically diverse than the best markets for its younger and older counterparts, the top 10 markets for Gen X in rank order are: Miami; Austin, Texas; Knoxville, Tenn.; Portland, Ore.; Boise, Idaho; Omaha, Neb.; Raleigh, N.C.; Phoenix; Salt Lake City and Boston. Knock Media Release continued in the We Get Around Network Forum (www.WGANForum.com) here: https://forum.we-get-around.com/topic/16275/page/1/knock-2022-housing-forecast-reveals-the-best-markets-for-each-stage-of-life/

What if you don't have a calling from God . .  but callings? Often we think of our calling as a singular moment of divine purpose revealed to us in young adulthood and static for the rest of our lives. But consider how God usually works. He created the cosmos in six successive days. Might He not also have six seasons of calling for the lives of His people? Brian Sanders has taken a deep dive into this and joins us with an overview from his book, The 6 Seasons of Calling: Discovering Your Purpose in Each Stage of Life, from Moody Publishers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the podcast I share my own personal experience on the Oh Shit cycle of back taxes. This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." In this Masterclass you will learn if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC, an LLC to a S-Corp, and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear or IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass. I want to start off by telling you that back taxes are more normal than you think. About a third of my students owe back taxes and another third usually aren't up-to-date on their quarterly taxes. If you get a letter from the IRS, don't freak out. When I started my business I knew I should be saving for taxes but I kept procrastinating. I kept putting it towards expenses saying I'll make up for it later when i start making more. But what happened is instead of making up for it later, I started increasing my business expenses. My first year of my business I didn't end up owing because my profit was low and my husband's refund covered what I owed.. The same happened my second year and in the third year I grossed $70,000, profited about $35,000 and I paid about half of the taxes and was left with the rest in back tax on top of my quarterly taxes for the new year. So I got off my money hamster wheel and decreased my expenses to increase my profit. Then I got a letter that I owed 2018 back taxes and my 2020 quarterly tax savings went to paying those off. I then increased the my auto-save amount on my quarterly taxes to 40% to get caught up. I have privileges that not everyone has such as my spouse and his stable income as well as my business profit. Your ability to catch-up on taxes is based on how much discretionary income you have and are able to put toward it, it's different for everyone but if you're not in a position to make fast changes or save more, getting out of the Ohh Shit Cycle is possible and we work on it together in the Unf*ck Your Biz course.

On this episode of the podcast I share my own personal experience on the Oh Shit cycle of back taxes.   This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." In this Masterclass you will learn if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC, an LLC to a S-Corp, and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear or IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.     I want to start off by telling you that back taxes are more normal than you think. About a third of my students owe back taxes and another third usually aren't up-to-date on their quarterly taxes. If you get a letter from the IRS, don't freak out.   When I started my business I knew I should be saving for taxes but I kept procrastinating. I kept putting it towards expenses saying I'll make up for it later when i start making more. But what happened is instead of making up for it later, I started increasing my business expenses.   My first year of my business I didn't end up owing because my profit was low and my husband's refund covered what I owed.. The same happened my second year and in the third year I grossed $70,000, profited about $35,000 and I paid about half of the taxes and was left with the rest in back tax on top of my quarterly taxes for the new year. So I got off my money hamster wheel and decreased my expenses to increase my profit.   Then I got a letter that I owed 2018 back taxes and my 2020 quarterly tax savings went to paying those off. I then increased the my auto-save amount on my quarterly taxes to 40% to get caught up. I have privileges that not everyone has such as my spouse and his stable income as well as my business profit. Your ability to catch-up on taxes is based on how much discretionary income you have and are able to put toward it, it's different for everyone but if you're not in a position to make fast changes or save more, getting out of the Ohh Shit Cycle is possible and we work on it together in the Unf*ck Your Biz course.

This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." In this Masterclass you will learn if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC, an LLC to a S-Corp, and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear or IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.

This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." In this Masterclass you will learn if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC, an LLC to a S-Corp, and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear or IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.

On this episode of the podcast I talk abut what types of mail may be headed your way in regard to business documents and what you can expect to find when opening your mailbox. This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass. Do you have an increase in panic every time you open the mailbox? Fear of getting bills on top of debt or IRS hate mail that you fear will be in there, leading to procrastinating in opening the mail?

On this episode of the podcast I talk abut what types of mail may be headed your way in regard to business documents and what you can expect to find when opening your mailbox.   This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.   Do you have an increase in panic every time you open the mailbox? Fear of getting bills on top of debt or IRS hate mail that you fear will be in there, leading to procrastinating in opening the mail?

On this episode of the podcast I chat with Amanda Trejo, owner of wedding planning and coordination business Sassy Little Bee and Unf*ck Your Biz student. This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass. Joining Unf*ck Your Biz, Amanda was coming to terms with how irresponsible she had felt as a business owner about the backend of her business and wanting to find someone to help her move past the embarrassment she was feeling about back taxes. We are our harshest critic and instead of embarrassment we just need to set up better systems and understanding to move forward. Amanda got a deeper understanding of her accounting and where she was undercharging. Had she unf*cked her biz earlier, Amanda said she wouldn't have priced her services higher now that she had better understanding of accounting for taxes and cost of doing business. Joining the course, Amanda was just coming for the tax aspect of the course, but as we dug into learning about sole props, LLCs and S Corps, she decided to set up an LLC as an added layer of protection for her business, giving her the confidence to expand her business in areas where fear of the legal aspects was holding her big from "getting that big." Get in touch with our guest Amanda Trejo, owner of Sassy Little Bee Follow Sassy Little Bee on Instagram Check out her website sassylittlebee.com

On this episode of the podcast I chat with Karen Escobar, owner of Golden Coast Marketing about her process through the UnF*ck Your Biz course fully setting up her business for success. This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass. Karen had been in business for less than a year when she joined Unf*ck Your Biz. As much as she was able to figure out certain things she needed someone to ask questions and help. Karen filed for an LLC when she started her business to help mentally separate her business from her full time job and as an investment in herself and her business. Feeling overwhelmed by Legal Zoom and what parts she did or did not need, she learned it's not as overwhelming as it seems. Through Unf*ck Your Biz Karen learned about when to take required meeting minutes, the definitions of LLCs and S-Corps and what forms you need for each one, and answers to her specific questions that she wasn't able to find elsewhere. Get in touch with our guest Karen Escobar, owner of Golden Coast Marketing Follow Golden Coast Marketing on Instagram Check out her website goldencoastmktg.com

On this episode of the podcast I chat with Karen Escobar, owner of Golden Coast Marketing about her process through the UFYB course fully setting up her business for success.   This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.   Karen had been in business for less than a year when she joined Unf*ck Your Biz. As much as she was able to figure out certain things she needed someone to ask questions and help. Karen filed for an LLC when she started her business to help mentally separate her business from her full time job and as an investment in herself and her business. Feeling overwhelmed by Legal Zoom and what parts she did or did not need, she learned it's not as overwhelming as it seems.   Through Unf*ck Your Biz Karen learned about when to take required meeting minutes, the definitions of LLCs and S-Corps and what forms you need for each one, and answers to her specific questions that she wasn't able to find elsewhere.   Get in touch with our guest Karen Escobar, owner of Golden Coast Marketing Follow Golden Coast Marketing on Instagram Check out her website goldencoastmktg.com

On this episode of the podcast I chat with Amanda Trejo, owner of wedding planning and coordination business Sassy Little Bee and Unf*ck Your Biz student.   This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.   Joining Unf*ck Your Biz, Amanda was coming to terms with how irresponsible she had felt as a business owner about the backend of her business and wanting to find someone to help her move past the embarrassment she was feeling about back taxes. We are our harshest critic and instead of embarrassment we just need to set up better systems and understanding to move forward.   Amanda got a deeper understanding of her accounting and where she was undercharging. Had she unf*cked her biz earlier, Amanda said she wouldn't have priced her services higher now that she had better understanding of accounting for taxes and cost of doing business.   Joining the course, Amanda was just coming for the tax aspect of the course, but as we dug into learning about sole props, LLCs and S Corps, she decided to set up an LLC as an added layer of protection for her business, giving her the confidence to expand her business in areas where fear of the legal aspects was holding her big from "getting that big."   Get in touch with our guest Amanda Trejo, owner of Sassy Little Bee Follow Sassy Little Bee on Instagram Check out her website sassylittlebee.com

On this episode of the podcast I chat with guest and former Unf*ck Your Biz student Jen Draper about how she got out of the "Oh Shit" cycle. This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass. Dietician Jen Draper found herself in the "oh shit" cycle of owing back taxes and juggling those payments, savings, and loan pay-off. Jen wasn't sure what to pay first and not sure how to pay it all at once. When Jen joined the Unf*ck Your Biz course she learned that she wasn't the only one who owed back taxes and wasn't alone in her financial oh shit cycle. A few of Jen's takeaways were: The penalties for not filing taxes are much higher than filing but not paying. Having the comfort of filing your LLCs alongside other business owners makes the process easier The importance of cash flow and setting up separate bank accounts for business expenses and tax savings It's okay to have money save even when you owe money elsewhere Putting tax savings on autosave helps you avoid the mental gymnastics of how much needs to stay in your bank account for quarterly tax payments Get in touch with our guest Jen Draper, Non-Diet Dietician Follow Jen on Instagram at @bodytrustnutrition Get Jen's Stress-Free Eating Blueprint

On this episode of the podcast I chat with guest and former Unf*ck Your Biz student Jen Draper about how she got out of the "Oh Shit" cycle.   This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.   Dietician Jen Draper found herself in the "oh shit" cycle of owing back taxes and juggling those payments, savings, and loan pay-off. Jen wasn't sure what to pay first and not sure how to pay it all at once. When Jen joined the Unf*ck Your Biz course she learned that she wasn't the only one who owed back taxes and wasn't alone in her financial oh shit cycle.   A few of Jen's takeaways were: The penalties for not filing taxes are much higher than filing but not paying. Having the comfort of filing your LLCs alongside other business owners makes the process easier The importance of cash flow and setting up separate bank accounts for business expenses and tax savings It's okay to have money save even when you owe money elsewhere Putting tax savings on autosave helps you avoid the mental gymnastics of how much needs to stay in your bank account for quarterly tax payments     Get in touch with our guest Jen Draper, Non-Diet Dietician Follow Jen on Instagram at @bodytrustnutrition Get Jen's Stress-Free Eating Blueprint  

This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass. "Your systems are only as good as your ability to manage them." This is the mantra I often tell myself. Sometimes we start off very well-intentioned, and then we get overwhelmed with choices and burned out because we've created too much for ourselves. We do this with the legal and tax aspects too. We get really well-intentioned, maybe it's with setting up Quick Books and getting our bookkeeping in order with sub accounts and then we realize we've created an over-complicated system. I also see this with legal systems, for example people starting out their business and immediately becoming an S-Corp. This is why I developed the Unf*ck Your Biz framework to teach you step-by-step about quarterly tax, legal entities, creating systems to pay back taxes, cash flow and opening bank accounts, setting up your contracts, organizing your bookkeeping and how to do it, and more strategic steps for getting your business unf*cked.

This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.   "Your systems are only as good as your ability to manage them." This is the mantra I often tell myself. Sometimes we start off very well-intentioned, and then we get overwhelmed with choices and burned out because we've created too much for ourselves.   We do this with the legal and tax aspects too. We get really well-intentioned, maybe it's with setting up Quick Books and getting our bookkeeping in order with sub accounts and then we realize we've created an over-complicated system. I also see this with legal systems, for example people starting out their business and immediately becoming an S-Corp.   This is why I developed the Unf*ck Your Biz framework to teach you step-by-step about quarterly tax, legal entities, creating systems to pay back taxes, cash flow and opening bank accounts, setting up your contracts, organizing your bookkeeping and how to do it, and more strategic steps for getting your business unf*cked.  

On this episode of the podcast I chat with Los Angeles DJ Courtney Ibarra, better known as DJ Dazzler about her business and how she leaned into the business owner title. This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass. When we don't account for our money, we have no idea how much we have. When it comes to bookkeeping and setting up a business bank account, we get a better understanding of our business and if we are truly makin money and being profitable. The subject of money can be scary and unattractive to people. The goal is to make it clear and accessible and for everyone to feel comfortable talking about finances, back taxes, and our relationship with money. It's okay to start over in your established business when it comes to unf*cking your biz. Having been in business for a decade, DJ Dazzler knew she had financial and legal aspects of her business she needed to improve. All of it at once can seem overwhelming, especially when you're trying to organize everything at tax filing time. Courtney noticed it was easier to take small steps. Every Friday she has started doing Finance Fridays where she revisits her receipts from the week to log her expenses based on the receipts that she organizes as business or personal in a file folder by category each time she shops. Get in touch with our guest Courtney Ibarra, known as DJ Dazzler Follow DJ Dazzler on Instagram @dj_dazzler Check out her website djdazzler.com

On this episode of the podcast I chat with Los Angeles DJ Courtney Ibarra, better known as DJ Dazzler about her business and how she leaned into the business owner title.   This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.   When we don't account for our money, we have no idea how much we have. When it comes to bookkeeping and setting up a business bank account, we get a better understanding of our business and if we are truly makin money and being profitable.   The subject of money can be scary and unattractive to people. The goal is to make it clear and accessible and for everyone to feel comfortable talking about finances, back taxes, and our relationship with money. It's okay to start over in your established business when it comes to unf*cking your biz.   Having been in business for a decade, DJ Dazzler knew she had financial and legal aspects of her business she needed to improve. All of it at once can seem overwhelming, especially when you're trying to organize everything at tax filing time.   Courtney noticed it was easier to take small steps. Every Friday she has started doing Finance Fridays where she revisits her receipts from the week to log her expenses based on the receipts that she organizes as business or personal in a file folder by category each time she shops.   Get in touch with our guest Courtney Ibarra, known as DJ Dazzler Follow DJ Dazzler on Instagram @dj_dazzler Check out her website djdazzler.com

This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." In this Masterclass you will learn if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC, an LLC to a S-Corp, and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear or IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass. This week on Facebook Live I answered the following questions: 1. I am self-employed (single-member LLC) and I know that I will, of course, have to pay taxes. My husband (employee for a company, not self-employed) is concerned that if we file together he will not get a return. Should we file together or separately? What are some pros/cons for this? - submitted by Bristol E If we are married and filing jointly then our taxes are based on our household income. For example, if you did not pay your quarterly taxes then what you owe would "come out" of your husband's refund. If you file separately this would not be the case however filing jointly also comes with a bit of a tax break so when you understand the intricacies it can make it a bit easier. 2. I just switched my biz from a sole proprietor to a single member LLC when I file my income taxes next year, do I need to complete 2 Schedule Cs? One for the sole prop business and one for the LLC? Both businesses are identical in every way except name. - submitted by Kate L No. LLCs are disregarded entities so you file in the exact same manner you have before. 3. My company is currently a single-member LLC. I now know that I'm missing important tax benefits because of this. How do a add a 2nd member - my husband? - submitted by Khalia W I wouldn't say you're missing important tax benefits. A single member LLC is taxed the same as a sole proprietorship. Check out my blog on S Corps. I don't typically recommend you add a second member unless you want to be equal members in the business with your spouse meaning you need to make your single member LLC a multi-member LLC. 4. If I am a sole proprietary owner of a brand new business but didn't actually make money last year and didn't pay myself do I have to file quarterly income taxes? - submitted by Kate G We don't file quarterly taxes, we just pay quarterly taxes which is based on our net income so if you didn't profit any money then you don't need to worry about quarterly taxes. 5. What's the maximum dollar amount you can make before you have to file taxes? Double check with a Google search to stay up-to-date but currently it is $600 in self-employment income. I tell people you want to file taxes no matter what. If you only made that much money you might actually qualify for tax credits that you wouldn't get if you didn't file. 6. A friend and I want to start a business together. We want to create a partnership agreement as well as (or maybe in addition to) creating a business structure. I'm thinking an S-Corp, she's thinking multi partner LLC. Two part question - is a partnership agreement separate from a business structure? To make things easy at tax time is a multi partner LLC or S-Corp easier to file? - submitted by Brandy B Either way you want to form a multi-member LLC, I don't recommend general partnerships. You form the LLC first then you make a tax election for an S-Corp. When you have an S-Corp you have to put yourself on payroll. When you have a partner you also need to put them on payroll so an S-Corp election will not typically make sense for a new business. 7. How do you write off your home internet? My husband spends 5 days a week 8-5pm on it for work since Covid has forced him to work from home, while I tend to use about 30 hours a week for work purposes. Obviously, we also use it for pleasure when not working. - submitted by Brittany G Utility section underneath home office deduction. It will ask what percentage of your house (based on square footage) ad If not, put it under "Other expenses" Join the Braden's Bestie's Facebook group to have your questions answered on the podcast.

This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." In this Masterclass you will learn if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC, an LLC to a S-Corp, and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear or IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.     This week on Facebook Live I answered the following questions:   1. I am self-employed (single-member LLC) and I know that I will, of course, have to pay taxes. My husband (employee for a company, not self-employed) is concerned that if we file together he will not get a return. Should we file together or separately? What are some pros/cons for this? - submitted by Bristol E   If we are married and filing jointly then our taxes are based on our household income. For example, if you did not pay your quarterly taxes then what you owe would "come out" of your husband's refund. If you file separately this would not be the case however filing jointly also comes with a bit of a tax break so when you understand the intricacies it can make it a bit easier.   2. I just switched my biz from a sole proprietor to a single member LLC when I file my income taxes next year, do I need to complete 2 Schedule Cs? One for the sole prop business and one for the LLC? Both businesses are identical in every way except name. - submitted by Kate L   No. LLCs are disregarded entities so you file in the exact same manner you have before.   3. My company is currently a single-member LLC. I now know that I’m missing important tax benefits because of this. How do a add a 2nd member - my husband? - submitted by Khalia W   I wouldn't say you're missing important tax benefits. A single member LLC is taxed the same as a sole proprietorship. Check out my blog on S Corps.   I don't typically recommend you add a second member unless you want to be equal members in the business with your spouse meaning you need to make your single member LLC a multi-member LLC.   4. If I am a sole proprietary owner of a brand new business but didn't actually make money last year and didn't pay myself do I have to file quarterly income taxes? - submitted by Kate G   We don't file quarterly taxes, we just pay quarterly taxes which is based on our net income so if you didn't profit any money then you don't need to worry about quarterly taxes.   5. What’s the maximum dollar amount you can make before you have to file taxes? Double check with a Google search to stay up-to-date but currently it is $600 in self-employment income. I tell people you want to file taxes no matter what. If you only made that much money you might actually qualify for tax credits that you wouldn't get if you didn't file.   6. A friend and I want to start a business together. We want to create a partnership agreement as well as (or maybe in addition to) creating a business structure. I'm thinking an S-Corp, she's thinking multi partner LLC. Two part question - is a partnership agreement separate from a business structure? To make things easy at tax time is a multi partner LLC or S-Corp easier to file? - submitted by Brandy B   Either way you want to form a multi-member LLC, I don't recommend general partnerships.   You form the LLC first then you make a tax election for an S-Corp. When you have an S-Corp you have to put yourself on payroll. When you have a partner you also need to put them on payroll so an S-Corp election will not typically make sense for a new business.   7. How do you write off your home internet? My husband spends 5 days a week 8-5pm on it for work since Covid has forced him to work from home, while I tend to use about 30 hours a week for work purposes. Obviously, we also use it for pleasure when not working. - submitted by Brittany G   Utility section underneath home office deduction. It will ask what percentage of your house (based on square footage) ad If not, put it under "Other expenses"   Join the Braden's Bestie's Facebook group to have your questions answered on the podcast.

On this episode of the podcast I chat with guest and former Unf*ck Your Biz student Suzanne Birnbaum about her move into entrepreneurship This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass. Suzanne shares about her move into entrepreneurship as a stay at home mom and finding her niche in wedding planning. She discovered Unf*ck Your Biz through wedding planner Megan Gilikin and decided to register for the course while attending the Masterclass. Suzanne has developed her contracts during the Unf*ck Your Biz course (send me a message if you are looking for contract resources). Getting her legal and tax shit legit, Suzanne shared that Module 1 of the course helped build her confidence once she knew how much she needed to be saving for taxes. Included in the course is a bookkeeping spreadsheet that Suzanne jumped into before using Quickbooks. The spreadsheet includes categories of tax deduction (hint hint: buying the course is an education tax deduction) To learn more about the Unf*ck Your Biz course, register for the free masterclass. Ask Braden your questions inside the free Facebook group Braden's Besties. Get in touch with our guest Suzanne Birnbaum, founder of Toasted Events Check out Suzanne's website at toastedevents.com Follow Suzanne on Instagram at @toastedeventsny

On this episode of the podcast I chat with guest and former Unf*ck Your Biz student Suzanne Birnbaum about her move into entrepreneurship   This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.   Suzanne shares about her move into entrepreneurship as a stay at home mom and finding her niche in wedding planning. She discovered Unf*ck Your Biz through wedding planner Megan Gilikin and decided to register for the course while attending the Masterclass.   Suzanne has developed her contracts during the Unf*ck Your Biz course (send me a message if you are looking for contract resources). Getting her legal and tax shit legit, Suzanne shared that Module 1 of the course helped build her confidence once she knew how much she needed to be saving for taxes.   Included in the course is a bookkeeping spreadsheet that Suzanne jumped into before using Quickbooks. The spreadsheet includes categories of tax deduction (hint hint: buying the course is an education tax deduction)   To learn more about the Unf*ck Your Biz course, register for the free masterclass.   Ask Braden your questions inside the free Facebook group Braden's Besties.     Get in touch with our guest Suzanne Birnbaum, founder of Toasted Events Check out Suzanne's website at toastedevents.com Follow Suzanne on Instagram at @toastedeventsny

On this episode of the podcast I talk about what makes someone a beginner and who is "too beginner" for my Unf*ck Your Biz course. This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass. While I was looking through the responses business owners shared with me as to why they did not join the Unf*ck Your Biz course I noticed that 25% of the responses all said the same thing. "I'm too beginner." Whether you buy the course or not, this is pep talk to you that your business is not "too beginner." If you view yourself as a hobbyist, once you start selling the things you're creating it becomes a business because you now have tax obligation. When you refer to yourself as a beginner, a freelancer, or a hobbyist, not only is it a limiting belief, it also means you're not properly setting up your business and getting the critical education you need to understand what you need to do in your business an why. A lot of responses shared that they would prefer to hire an attorney or tax professional to do it for them. In 1:1 services like these, the service provider does not take the time to educate you on what they have done for you an if they do take time to sit with you and explain your books, taxes, legal paperwork, etc. you will then be paying an arm and a leg in hourly rates. The IRS does not care how seriously you do or do not take your business to decide how they are going to tax you. Your clients do not care how seriously you do or do not take your business if they plan to take legal action, you need the legal layers of protection in place.

On this episode of the podcast I talk about what makes someone a beginner and who is "too beginner" for my Unf*ck Your Biz course.   This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.   While I was looking through the responses business owners shared with me as to why they did not join the Unf*ck Your Biz course I noticed that 25% of the responses all said the same thing. "I'm too beginner."   Whether you buy the course or not, this is pep talk to you that your business is not "too beginner." If you view yourself as a hobbyist, once you start selling the things you're creating it becomes a business because you now have tax obligation. When you refer to yourself as a beginner, a freelancer, or a hobbyist, not only is it a limiting belief, it also means you're not properly setting up your business and getting the critical education you need to understand what you need to do in your business an why. A lot of responses shared that they would prefer to hire an attorney or tax professional to do it for them. In 1:1 services like these, the service provider does not take the time to educate you on what they have done for you an if they do take time to sit with you and explain your books, taxes, legal paperwork, etc. you will then be paying an arm and a leg in hourly rates.   The IRS does not care how seriously you do or do not take your business to decide how they are going to tax you. Your clients do not care how seriously you do or do not take your business if they plan to take legal action, you need the legal layers of protection in place.  

On this episode of the podcast I chat with multi business owner and Unf*ck Your Biz alumni Connie Hurlburt about how she manages the tax and legal aspects of her LLCs and partnerships. This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass. Connie found me through a friend and signed up for my Masterclass to get the free bonus. With multiple income streams, Connie was starting to get scared taking on more clients not knowing what she owed in taxes or how to pay them, especially being in a partnership and not knowing how that impacts cash flow. Unf*ck Your Biz taught Connie how to split expenses with a partner in another state, set up a bank account, create an LLC for her virtual assistant business. You don't need a DBA/trade name if you are operating as the same name as your LLC. This was one of the lessons that Connie learned she had made a mistake with prior to taking the Unf*ck Your Biz course. The mistake cost her almost $200. The course covers the business aspects that no one is checking in with you on, for example shielding yourself from liability or the changes you need to go through when moving states. Lifetime access to the course allows you to refer back to tools and resources and your business and personal status change. Get in touch with our guest Connie Hurlburt, Beachbody Coach, Digital Media Virtual Assistant, and Content Creator Follow Connie on Instagram

On this episode of the podcast I chat with multi business owner and Unf*ck Your Biz alumni Connie Hurlburt about how she manages the tax and legal aspects of her LLCs and partnerships.   This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." This Masterclass will cover if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or an LLC to a S-Corp and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear of IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.   Connie found me through a friend and signed up for my Masterclass to get the free bonus. With multiple income streams, Connie was starting to get scared taking on more clients not knowing what she owed in taxes or how to pay them, especially being in a partnership and not knowing how that impacts cash flow.   Unf*ck Your Biz taught Connie how to split expenses with a partner in another state, set up a bank account, create an LLC for her virtual assistant business.   You don't need a DBA/trade name if you are operating as the same name as your LLC. This was one of the lessons that Connie learned she had made a mistake with prior to taking the Unf*ck Your Biz course. The mistake cost her almost $200.   The course covers the business aspects that no one is checking in with you on, for example shielding yourself from liability or the changes you need to go through when moving states. Lifetime access to the course allows you to refer back to tools and resources and your business and personal status change.   Get in touch with our guest Connie Hurlburt, Beachbody Coach, Digital Media Virtual Assistant, and Content Creator Follow Connie on Instagram  

This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." In this Masterclass you will learn if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC, an LLC to a S-Corp, and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear or IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass. This week on Facebook Live I answered the following questions: 1. Researching domestication of my client's LLC from one state to another and discovered their LLC expired in January. Can they still switch states if it's expired, or will they have to renew it first? They asked if they should just apply for the LLC in their new state and dismiss the old one but wouldn't that cause problems with the payments received since January not going to their current tax ID? - submitted by Jenna L From a tax perspective, if this person is an LLC it doesn't matter because it's a pass-through entity. We may put in our EIN when we pay taxes but usually we're just putting in our SSN and ultimately it doesn't matter. When we file our tax return our business income gets included on our personal tax return so at the end of the day, the IRS will say you owe $X. What business you make it under does not matter until you owe business-level taxes which doesn't happen until we have C4s. From a legal perspective, look at the LLC from a cost perspective. If they are even able to get their old LLC reactivated, there's probably a fee with that. If domestication is available in both states they will pay to domesticate into the new state and then dissolve it in the old state. Depending on how many fees are associated with the old state, it may be better to start fresh in the new state. Stay on top of your compliance. 2. If you have an S-Corp, and you're sued, what can they take from you? - submitted by Johanne M An S-Corp is a tax status so you either have an LLC or a corporation as an underlying entity. Unless they are able to pierce your corporate veil, they won't be able to go after your personal assets, only your corporate ones. You want to have your legal layers of protection in place. 3. Will general liability insurance cover a florist doing a workshop with beginners who injure themselves (cut themselves or slip and fall)? - submitted by Trish R We would expect this to be covered but you will want to ask your insurance provider because it comes down to what you got your insurance for. 4. If I already have insurance on my own LLC and want to start a partnership with someone, do I need separate insurance for that business as well? - submitted by Laurie H Yes. We never recommend general partnerships. Any time you're going into business with a partner, you want to form a new LLC with its own bank account, insurance policy, etc. Join the Braden's Bestie's Facebook group to have your questions answered on the podcast. In case you missed it, I did a 3 part Boot Camp on Quarterly Taxes and how to get started saving. Click here to start listening to Part 1 of the Boot Camp.

This episode is brought to you by my new FREE Masterclass, "The Most Common Legal and Tax Mistake at Each Stage of Business and How to Avoid Them." In this Masterclass you will learn if it's time to go from a sole proprietorship to an LLC, an LLC to a S-Corp, and how to properly run an S-Corp. You'll learn how to get more profitable in a snap and put your taxes on auto-pilot as well as how to manage the growth of your business without fear or IRS hate mail or lawsuits. Click here to sign up for the Masterclass.     This week on Facebook Live I answered the following questions:   1. Researching domestication of my client’s LLC from one state to another and discovered their LLC expired in January. Can they still switch states if it’s expired, or will they have to renew it first? They asked if they should just apply for the LLC in their new state and dismiss the old one but wouldn’t that cause problems with the payments received since January not going to their current tax ID? - submitted by Jenna L   From a tax perspective, if this person is an LLC it doesn't matter because it's a pass-through entity. We may put in our EIN when we pay taxes but usually we're just putting in our SSN and ultimately it doesn't matter. When we file our tax return our business income gets included on our personal tax return so at the end of the day, the IRS will say you owe $X. What business you make it under does not matter until you owe business-level taxes which doesn't happen until we have C4s.   From a legal perspective, look at the LLC from a cost perspective. If they are even able to get their old LLC reactivated, there's probably a fee with that. If domestication is available in both states they will pay to domesticate into the new state and then dissolve it in the old state. Depending on how many fees are associated with the old state, it may be better to start fresh in the new state.   Stay on top of your compliance.   2. If you have an S-Corp, and you’re sued, what can they take from you? - submitted by Johanne M   An S-Corp is a tax status so you either have an LLC or a corporation as an underlying entity. Unless they are able to pierce your corporate veil, they won't be able to go after your personal assets, only your corporate ones.   You want to have your legal layers of protection in place.   3. Will general liability insurance cover a florist doing a workshop with beginners who injure themselves (cut themselves or slip and fall)? - submitted by Trish R   We would expect this to be covered but you will want to ask your insurance provider because it comes down to what you got your insurance for.   4. If I already have insurance on my own LLC and want to start a partnership with someone, do I need separate insurance for that business as well? - submitted by Laurie H    Yes. We never recommend general partnerships. Any time you're going into business with a partner, you want to form a new LLC with its own bank account, insurance policy, etc.   Join the Braden's Bestie's Facebook group to have your questions answered on the podcast.   In case you missed it, I did a 3 part Boot Camp on Quarterly Taxes and how to get started saving. Click here to start listening to Part 1 of the Boot Camp.

In this podcast, we will learn how to approach b2b buyers at each stage of their journey for better marketing. Listen Now! The post How to Approach B2B Buyers at Each Stage of Their Journey appeared first on Blue Mail Media Podcast.

Topic: Grieving a Toxic Relationship - The 6-Stages Dearest Divine Light, Welcome back to the Light Your Divine Path Podcast - Episode 6. This week we will be delving into the topic of Grieving a Toxic Relationship -What to Expect at Each Stage. Grieving a toxic relationship is not a pleasant experience, nor is the process of grieving the loss of a toxic relationship a linear one. I've mentioned before in a previous article entitled Letting Go of a Toxic Relationship – What You Need to Know that “letting go of a toxic relationship isn't an easy process and most definitely doesn't go through the ebbs and flow of a ‘normal' breakup from someone who is otherwise emotionally intelligent and stable.” When we grieve the loss of someone significant, such as an intimate partner, some individuals will experience 6-stages of grieving, and with time, we will eventually heal and gradually move on with our lives. But when you are healing your heart after experiencing emotional abuse moving through each stage must be handled with patience and compassion towards yourself. In today's episode I cover the following stages: 1. Shock and Embarrassment 2. Denial and Resistance 3. Bargaining and Compromising Your Values 4. Loneliness and Isolation 5. Eventual Acceptance 6. Healing and Transformation (obviously my favorite part of the process) -------------------- Right now, you probably feel as though you are on an emotional roller-coaster. Whether you are actively dating or leaving a toxic relationship, the truth is it's never a linear process. I dated a manipulative, covert narcissist and by the time I left that relationship, I was a shadow of the woman I used to be. To support you in this phase of your recovery and self-healing journey, I've created a FREE Emotional Detox Guide to help you begin the initial stages of emotionally detoxing from this relationship and your toxic ex-partner; which also includes a morning and evening meditation. The free guide can be downloaded via my website Download HERE: Emotional Detox Guide + Bonus Training! Enroll Today! No Contact, No Joke! 5-Part Audio Training Series! Tonya J. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lovingahead/message

In episode #42, we talk about 1) the process that your prospects go through before they buy and 2) the types of content to use for each stage of this process. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [1:22] What is a “Buyer's Journey” and How Does it Work? [03:17] What are the Stages of the Buyer's Journey? [05:54] Which Types of Content Should You Use for Each Stage of the Buyer's Journey? [12:35] Is There a Right or Wrong Way to Use Content in the Buyer's Journey? [15:23] Bloopers WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU: Please email us at messydeskpodcast [at] gmail [dot] com to get in touch. What did you enjoy about this episode? Please leave us a review to let us know, thank you! CONNECT WITH US:  MessyDeskPodcast.com TheresaCifali.com Twitter @TheresaCifali MeghanMonaghan.com Twitter @MeghanMonaghan1  And don't forget to FOLLOW US to get notified when a new episode and blog post launch.

In this episode of Uncover Wealth Radio 281. We will be discussing all about the Growth Versus Scaling - The Difference and What To Do at Each Stage. In this episode, we’ll explore the differences between growth and scaling because oftentimes, these two are being confused as the same. Why does it matter to know the difference? Yes it does matter and the difference lies in the timing of both stages. So which comes first, growing the business or scaling it?  In this  episode of Uncover Wealth Radio, we will take a closer look at what each looks like in practice.  Today, Annette Ferguson, who is the host of Uncover Wealth Radio and a pro in helping entrepreneurs take home more money from their business for them and their family to enjoy, is here to tell you all about money, business wealth and creating financial freedom.Uncover Wealth Radio Episode 281Click To Tweet Get All My Best Resources Click Here Partner With Me Here Inquire Now JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP! Uncover Wealth Community Points of Discussion Here are a few insights you’ll hear in today’s show… Why is it important to have systems and processes in place first before you start scaling?What are the things you need to focus on in the growth phase, as well as on the scaling stage? Connect with Annette Ferguson Facebook Keep posted on our updates and hit like on our page at this link: facebook.com/annettefergusonuk Instagram Give us a heart and hit follow to get some insights from us at this link:instagram.com/annette_fergs LinkedIn Keep updated and connected on our certified post at this link:linkedin.com/in/annettefergusonuk Twitter Follow and tweet with us on this link: twitter.com/Annette_Fergs TikTok Keep on the trend with us on this link: tiktok.com/@annette_fergs iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/uncover-wealth-radio/id1473582522 Website Visit and inquire on our homepage at this link: annetteandco.co.uk

Andrew Elliott, CRO at People Data Labs, joins the Bowery Capital Startup Sales Podcast to discuss "Excelling at Each Stage of Growth."

Andrew Elliott, CRO at People Data Labs, joins the Bowery Capital Startup Sales Podcast to discuss "Excelling at Each Stage of Growth."

Chase DiMarco discusses the six stages of medical learning which you can use to assess your level of knowledge. He also details the best study techniques & methods corresponding to each stage.   [00:23] Motivation for Knowing the Stages of Medical Learning [02:34] Stage 1: Basic Facts & Memorization [04:27] Stage 2: Integrative Basics [6:07] Stage 3: Integrative Flow [7:47] Stage 4: Integrative Clinical [12:07] Stage 5: Mixed Pathologies & Stage 6: Fellowship-Level Knowledge [12:51] Study Techniques to Use at Each Stage   The first stage of medical learning is basic facts and memorization. This stage corresponds to pre-med or to the first few months of medical school. You memorize answers to questions such as ‘what muscle attaches to this bone?’or ‘what cancer marker is seen in pancreatic cancer?’ You do not have the knowledge to synthesize facts or to come up with a treatment plan. At this stage, tools like flashcards are key. The second stage is integrative basics. You learn the symptoms, signs and treatments for different diseases. This is also where you must memorize ‘illness scripts.’ For example, if a young child comes in tugging their ear and crying, they likely have an ear infection. Integrative basics correspond to the end of your second year of medical school, and are often useful in Step 1 board exams. Whilst flashcards are still useful, you also begin to use question banks (QBs) and develop an awareness of the techniques used by question writers. Next, integrative flow, which is often relevant for Step 2 board exams. This is where you comprehend the ‘order of operations’ when it comes to treating a patient. Going beyond illness scripts and basic diagnoses, you ask questions like ‘what is the next step of treatment?’ and ‘what diagnostic should I do to confirm my preliminary diagnosis?’ You should still use flashcards and QBs, but should also incorporate more flowcharts and visual tools like mind maps to understand this ‘order of operations.’ The fourth stage is integrative clinical which goes beyond Step 2 board exam materials, and into actual clinical experience. The materials that you study for the board exam often diverge from actual clinical experience, and this is where you delve deeper into treatment options and real patients. Chase does not focus on the fifth and sixth stages because these go into the realm of residency & fellowship experience. However, all of these stages cultivate your awareness of the constant progression of your knowledge. You should take the time to use rehearsal strategies and you should be wary of ‘recognition memory’ as opposed to true memory. Here are some further resources and communities that you might find helpful:   FreeMedEd Website Sign up for a Free Coaching session with Chase DiMarco, sponsored by Prospective Doctor! You can also join the Med Mnemonist Mastermind FB Group today and learn more about study methods, memory techniques, and MORE!

Have you set up amazing and efficient client workflows in your business?In episode 361 of the Bokeh Podcast, Chelsy Weisz joins us to discuss important principals behind a smart client workflow, along with the primary stages you should plan to incorporate. If your workload feels light due to rescheduling sessions due to COVID-19, now is the time to prepare for when you hit your busy season and don't have as much free time!The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.Customer Experience: Setting your expectations so that you can exceed them. (5:52)Brand Position: (7:59)Photography Brand - Educate & Inspiring Brides in Northwest North Dakota to Turn into a WifeEducation Brand - Preparing Your to Transform Your Business into What You're Supposed To DoOutsourcing/Delegation: Editing, Virtual Assistant, Podcast Editing (15:33)Book Recommendations: Start with Why by Simon Sinek - bit.ly/bp-startwithwhy (20:40)bokehbookshelf.comWhy Chelsy Loves Workflow (24:01)Four Stages of Photo Sessions: (24:00)1. Inquiry2. Pre-Session3. Post-Session4. Ongoing and MarketingOptional 5. Pre-SaleOptional 6. Post SaleSetting Up Workflows: The system you develop needs to be easy to duplicate (tracking, templates, etc) (29:00)Creating Tasks for Each Stage’s Workflow (34:37)Using a CRM to Manage Automated Emails (42:25)Links:Lindsay Letters Calendar - lindsayletters.co/collections/the-creatives-calendarthewisephotographerpodcast.comAshlyn Write’s Course - copywritingforcreatives.ashlynwrites.comThe Emyth - bit.ly/bp-emyth See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet Renee Rogers, PhD in the 2nd part of her interview. Our self-concept evolves in a series of stages throughout our lifetime. Knowing these developmental stages can help you navigate your life more effectively. Renee has a PhD in human resources and organizational development from the University of Texas at Austin and a master's degree in applied linguistics from San Francisco State University. She has served in executive level positions in HR for over 25 years and is a certified professional coach.Subscribe to YOUR TRUTH REVEALED weekly videos on YouTube - https://bit.ly/2MjsfdK➤RESOURCES Free Worksheet: https://www.YourTruthRevealed.comMastering Leadership book: https://amzn.to/2MHKxnEThe Leadership Circle: https://leadershipcircle.com/Store: https://bit.ly/2H99Iwl➤ SUMMARYWhat are developmental stages?* Developmental stages are a way of understanding the journey we make as human beings from childhood to adulthood.* Development is moving from one stage of development to the next by integrating at a deeper and higher level of consciousness.* A person's self-concept evolves in a series of stages throughout their lifetime.* Such evolution is driven alternately by two main motivations: that of being autonomous and that of belonging to a group.What are Roger Kegan's 5 Stages of Development?* Stage 1: Childhood - Purely impulse or reflex-driven.* Stage 2: Adolescence/Self Sovereign - The sense of self is ruled by their needs/wishes. The needs/wishes of others are relevant only to the extent that they support those of the person. The person and others inhabit two "separate worlds."* Stage 3: Adult/Socialized Self - The sense of self is socially determined, based on the real or imagined expectations of others.* Stage 4: Adult/Self-Authoring Self - The sense of self is determined by a set of values that they have authored for themselves (rarely achieved).* Stage 5: Adult/Self-Transforming Self - The sense of self is no longer bound to any aspect of themselves or their history, and they are free to allow themselves to focus on the flow of their lives.What are the Polarities in Each Stage?* The stages are a deep personal journey of exploration. Each stage marks a movement toward the opposite polarity, and the 2 polarities are:* Individual - It is true that we are separate human beings and autonomous.* Collective - At the same time, we are social, embedded, and whole entities that operate in a larger context.* Stage 1: Childhood - collective* Stage 2: Adolescence/Self Sovereign - individual* Stage 3: Adult/Socialized Self - collective* Stage 4: Adult/Self-Authoring Self - individual* Stage 5: Adult/Self-Transforming Self - collectiveHow does the Model of Leadership Relate to the 5 Stages?* Robert Anderson and William Adams wrote a book called Mastering Leadership. They describe how Robert Kegan's stages of development are integrated in their universal model of leadership. A very large component of a leader's effectiveness is the stage through which the leader is operating.* Adolescence/Self Sovereign - Egocentric* Adult/Socialized Self - Reactive* Nearly 75% of managers, 40% effective. Tend to be autocratic and controlling.* Unquestioned loyalty to the leader, not the organization, is the priority.* Most adults do not progress beyond this stage.* Adult/Self-Authoring Self - Creative* Only 20% of leaders, 65% effective. We begin to open up our life and leadership less on what we assumed was expected of us as we grew up and more out of our own deeper sense of personal purpose and vision.

Meet Renee Rogers, PhD in the 2nd part of her interview. Our self-concept evolves in a series of stages throughout our lifetime. Knowing these developmental stages can help you navigate your life more effectively. Renee has a PhD in human resources and organizational development from the University of Texas at Austin and a master's degree in applied linguistics from San Francisco State University. She has served in executive level positions in HR for over 25 years and is a certified professional coach.Subscribe to YOUR TRUTH REVEALED weekly videos on YouTube - https://bit.ly/2MjsfdK➤RESOURCES Free Worksheet: https://www.YourTruthRevealed.comMastering Leadership book: https://amzn.to/2MHKxnEThe Leadership Circle: https://leadershipcircle.com/Store: https://bit.ly/2H99Iwl➤ SUMMARYWhat are developmental stages?* Developmental stages are a way of understanding the journey we make as human beings from childhood to adulthood.* Development is moving from one stage of development to the next by integrating at a deeper and higher level of consciousness.* A person's self-concept evolves in a series of stages throughout their lifetime.* Such evolution is driven alternately by two main motivations: that of being autonomous and that of belonging to a group.What are Roger Kegan's 5 Stages of Development?* Stage 1: Childhood - Purely impulse or reflex-driven.* Stage 2: Adolescence/Self Sovereign - The sense of self is ruled by their needs/wishes. The needs/wishes of others are relevant only to the extent that they support those of the person. The person and others inhabit two "separate worlds."* Stage 3: Adult/Socialized Self - The sense of self is socially determined, based on the real or imagined expectations of others.* Stage 4: Adult/Self-Authoring Self - The sense of self is determined by a set of values that they have authored for themselves (rarely achieved).* Stage 5: Adult/Self-Transforming Self - The sense of self is no longer bound to any aspect of themselves or their history, and they are free to allow themselves to focus on the flow of their lives.What are the Polarities in Each Stage?* The stages are a deep personal journey of exploration. Each stage marks a movement toward the opposite polarity, and the 2 polarities are:* Individual - It is true that we are separate human beings and autonomous.* Collective - At the same time, we are social, embedded, and whole entities that operate in a larger context.* Stage 1: Childhood - collective* Stage 2: Adolescence/Self Sovereign - individual* Stage 3: Adult/Socialized Self - collective* Stage 4: Adult/Self-Authoring Self - individual* Stage 5: Adult/Self-Transforming Self - collectiveHow does the Model of Leadership Relate to the 5 Stages?* Robert Anderson and William Adams wrote a book called Mastering Leadership. They describe how Robert Kegan's stages of development are integrated in their universal model of leadership. A very large component of a leader's effectiveness is the stage through which the leader is operating.* Adolescence/Self Sovereign - Egocentric* Adult/Socialized Self - Reactive* Nearly 75% of managers, 40% effective. Tend to be autocratic and controlling.* Unquestioned loyalty to the leader, not the organization, is the priority.* Most adults do not progress beyond this stage.* Adult/Self-Authoring Self - Creative* Only 20% of leaders, 65% effective. We begin to open up our life and leadership less on what we assumed was expected of us as we grew up and more out of our own deeper sense of personal purpose and vision.

“Love brings us as close to Source as we can be.” ~ Richard Moss Richard Moss has dedicated his life to loving Love with a Capital L. In this episode, receive the invitation to connect with the wildness of the soul, the part of you that wants to dance with love and “die into love.” Richard shares about experiencing life challenges as the deeper opportunity of our lives to love, the way towards intimacy, and planting a tree in fear. In this episode: Relationship as a way to accelerate loving Love, Why is this called the Embody Podcast? Embodiment as a beginning-less and endless journey, being obedient to nature, and thinner skin and more sensitivity in aging. Richard looks truth and present happenings in the face — he vulnerably shares how his financial challenge is accelerating his deepening, the reality that there are no guarantees of identity or security in life even if we borrow it from the past or future, that democracy is only as good as the people in it and being seduced, and the root of our hurting the planet, recycling, and social issues. Richard says, “we don't leave behind patriarchy without a profound change of identity” and “If you love love what else is there to do?” In 1977 Richard Moss was a practicing physician when he experienced a spontaneous state of illumination that irreversibly changed his life and profoundly transformed his understanding of human consciousness and behavior. With this opening came a new level of sensibility including a heightened intuition, subtle insight into mystical and spiritual teachings, and the ability to sense human body-energy fields. Impelled by this opening and its intensity which required virtually continuous self-examination, he took a sabbatical from his medical practice and began a period of withdrawal from his usual activities for nearly a year. During this time he spontaneously meditated for hours each day and read extensively in the spiritual and psychoanalytic literature, as well as poetry, and mythology. Above all, he made a careful observation of the new quality of energy moving in his body, and how his thoughts instantly generated emotions and sensations. “He who loves, loves love, and loving love forms a circle so complete, there is no end to love." Saint Bernard, quoted by Richard Moss in the February 2017 seminar in Hameaux de l'Etoile, France From this introspective period grew his understanding that the root cause of most unnecessary human suffering and conflict comes from two basic forms of ignorance: Unquestioned identification with thinking, especially our judgments and beliefs, and secondly, the general inability in most people to engage threatening feeling in an aware, vulnerable, and creative way. Richard's work is about catalyzing you to live as fully and creatively as you were born to live. His goal is that you don't just follow his or anyone's work, but that you learn to become your own teacher. Following this podcast, there will be a meditation provided by Richard, it's called “83a: Touch this Moment with Richard Moss” and can be found on the link below.   Links, Article, and Resources All Show Notes for This Episode

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I talk about organizing a lot on the podcast (it’s called Organize 365 after all!). I’ve covered everything from discovering your why to the Psychology of the Sunday Basket and how to know Which Workbox is Right for You? But surprisingly, I’ve never addressed what living an organized life actually feels like... until now! In this episode, I reveal what an organized life really looks like. No unrealistic expectations. No idealistic dreams. None of that. Just an honest look behind the curtain of an everyday, organized life. Setting Realistic Expectations I’ll be honest with you. There was a rather delusional time in my life when I pictured a perfectly organized life to mirror Martha Stewart’s. You know, with everything neatly packed into pretty containers, angelic children floating around the house, and waking up to an adorable puppy licking my nose as he waits for his morning walk. Like I said, delusional. Once I started to declutter and really focus on living a more organized life, my previous expectations were, for lack of a better phrase, shot to hell. I realized that you’re never going to have everything you want just perfect. You can drive yourself crazy trying, but it’s like trying to reach the end of the rainbow. It’s never going to happen. The sooner you get rid of unrealistic expectations and focus on the achievable, the sooner you can start living not only a more organized life, but a happier one, too. In the podcast I explore... How an Organized Life Looks Different in Each Stage of Life How an Organized Life is Being "Company Ready" How Living an Organized Life is Having More TIME So, what does an organized life feel like? An organized life feels like all your basic needs are met and all of the things in your house are done. And then the real work of stepping up to who you were uniquely created to be takes center stage. THAT is what I want to see. WHO were YOU uniquely created to be and give to this world? It sounds so Oprah like, but it is for YOU, too. It is my greatest fulfillment in life to have found the time to create a curated program for you to get your home organized to free up your time so I can see what your unique gift is to the world. Thanks for letting me be a part of your journey! PS - If you are stuck in your organizing and are not sure why, I'd love for you to join me in my masterclass this month: 3 Reasons You Can't Get Organized And What To Do About It. View the full post here: https://organize365.com/what-living-an-organized-life-feels-like/

In episode two of The Marketing Mix, Stacy and Alanna cover video and its importance in the buyer's journey. Video examples mentioned on this episode: Explainer video example from Slack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6zVzWU95Sw  Casual Social/Ad from Budweiser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56b09ZyLaWk Demo/explainer video from Trakstar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVWL04AovfQ Product video example from AppSumo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ieckr-mRToc Company Culture video example from Zendesk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0uaSU6IVN4  Black Mirror: Bandersnatch on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/80988062  Interactive videos: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/interactive-video Gotta-have captioning tool: zubtitle.com Sources for this episode: Cisco Visual Networking Index: Forecast and Trends, 2017–2022  Think with Google: A new way to think about online video's role in the purchase funnel YouTube for Press | YouTube by the Numbers Think with Google: The latest YouTube stats on when, where, and what people watch Video thrives on Twitter 2M Monthly Advertisers on Instagram 2018 PROMO Online Video Statistics and Trends  LinkedIn wants to be more than where you look for jobs – so it's taking a big page from Facebook's playbook Want to drive views for B2B video? Here's what makes people watch 19 Types of Marketing Video for Each Stage of the Buyer Journey

Your customers are not all at the same stage in the buying process. Some are just getting to know you, some are very interested and want to learn more, while others might be ready to purchase right now. Wherever they are in the buying process, you need to create the right marketing for each stage of the customer journey. The post Create the Right Marketing for Each Stage of the Customer Journey appeared first on The Brand Sketch.

Being a stepparent is tricky. How do you get involved in your stepchildren’s lives without overstepping? How do you go about disciplining a stepchild? How do you approach the holidays? Stepfamilies do have their benefits but taking on the role of a stepparent is never going to be easy. On the bad days, it can feel like you ‘set your hair on fire, and you’re trying to put it out with a hammer.’ Jean McBride is a marriage and family therapist in Northern Colorado who has helped more than 20,000 families navigate divorce. She has spent the past 11 years specializing in post-divorce relationships, which encompasses parenting during and after divorce, remarriage and stepfamilies. Jean serves as a divorce coach trained in the Collaborative Divorce model as well as a speaker and consultant in the area of divorce and remarriage. She is the author of Encouraging Words for New Stepmothers and Talking to Children About Divorce. Today, Jean joins Katherine to share her take on why the role of stepmother is the most complex. She explains the difference in societal expectations for mothers and fathers, discussing how those expectations impact stepmoms and stepdads. Jean walks us through some of the common mistakes made by new stepparents and the ongoing discussion a new couple should have with regard to parenting. Listen in to understand the concept of diplomacy within a stepfamily and learn how to approach the holidays in a way that makes everyone feel welcome and equal. Topics Covered The complexity of taking on the role of stepmother The challenge for stepmothers to be involved without overstepping Jean’s advice for new stepparents Take it slow Let biological parent lead Why it can be simpler for stepfamilies if both adults have children How the societal expectations for fathers impact stepdads The common mistakes made by stepfathers The ongoing discussion a new couple should have about parenting Expectations Parenting style Communication Discipline The concept of diplomacy within a stepfamily How to make stepchildren feel welcome during the holidays The value in establishing new holiday traditions Mixing biological and stepparents at holiday celebrations Jean’s guidance for stepfamilies Manage expectations Get help (i.e.: books, online resources, life coach) Connect with Jean McBride Jean’s Website: www.divorcehelpforparents.com Resources Encouraging Words for New Stepmothers by Jean A. McBride: amazon.com/Encouraging-Words-Stepmothers-Jean-McBride/dp/0970772912 Talking to Children About Divorce: A Parent’s Guide to Healthy Communication at Each Stage of Divorce by Jean McBride: www.amazon.com/Talking-Children-About-Divorce-Communication/dp/1623156858 Connect with Katherine Miller The Center for Understanding Conflict: http://understandinginconflict.org/ Miller Law Group: https://westchesterfamilylaw.com/ Katherine on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kemiller1 The New Yorker’s Guide to Collaborative Divorce by Katherine Miller: https://www.amazon.com/New-Yorkers-Guide-Collaborative-Divorce/dp/0692496246 Email: katherine@westchesterfamilylaw.com Call (914) 738-7765

Welcome to our second session, Investment Strategies for Each Stage of Your Career, Part 1, in our “Personal Finance” series. We’ll discuss general rules of investing, how to balance paying off that loan versus investing excess earnings elsewhere, and how to build a strong credit score for that house or first practice.

Welcome to our third session, Investment Strategies for Each Stage of Your Career, Part 2, in our “Personal Finance” series. In this session, we’ll delve into specific investment opportunities and discuss how to make investment decisions based on the stage of your career.

In our session on Investment Strategies for Each Stage of Your Career, we touched on practice ownership as a potentially impactful piece of that puzzle. In this session, the fourth and final in our “Personal Finance” series, we’ll explore practice ownership as a piece of your portfolio.

Are you ready to create change in your relationships? Ready to learn the insider secrets to dating, love and commitment? On this show, author, speaker and relationship coach Jonathon Aslay joins me to reveal all! Experience the Most Connected, Loving Relationship of Your Life by Learning the 7 Secret Insights about Men and How they Think at Each Stage of a Relationship—From a First Date, to Saying, “I love you”, to Committing to You Forever. Jonathon will help us create a *Relationship Roadmap* and uncover 7 key areas for creating the relationship we desire—and putting us on the path to love. Jonathon's approach is to create a basis for change with respects to your relationship query and he utilizes a method of what he calls: “Heart-Centered Radical Honesty” (Direct, brutally honest, tough love but with a heart.) You won't want to miss this show! Now is the time for LOVE.

--{ Silent War: "To Dominate Society, You Bring in the Vulture, Mind Warpers Under Banner of Arts and Culture, The Full Force of Propaganda to Make Evil Good, Educate Children to Try It, "Go On You Should", Ensure via Movies Moral Code is Degraded, Push to the Limits Until Decency's Faded, Then When Chaos and Dysfunction Become the Rule, The State Unleashes Brutes to Subdue the Fool Who Himself is Decadent, Took No Moral Stands, And Gave in at Each Stage of Vulture's Demands" © Alan Watt }-- You Must be Predictable in a Totalitarian Society - Creation of a Youth Culture - Quiet War on Society, Degeneration, Norms Destroyed - Promotion of "Special" Groups - Luka Magnotta (Newman) Video - Children Emulating Hollywood - Holland, International Pedophilia Ring, Predators in Top Gov. Positions - Mobile App. Skout Dating Shut Down after Rape Cases Alleged. US Wants Drones in South America - Stopping Tyranny Before it becomes Normalized - Tax on Websites - China Buying up U.S. - Fake Charities, NGOs Paid by Gov. to Lobby Gov., We Fund Our Persecutors - Humans are a "National Security Threat" - Censor Bureaus, Pushing the Envelope on TV and Movies. (See http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for article links.) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - June 13, 2012 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)