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Are you feeling that persistent whisper that there's something more for you professionally? In this conversation with Christina, career and mindset coach, we explore the reality of career transitions in midlife. Christina shares her personal journey from feeling trapped in a role that affected her health and relationships to creating a business that allows her to help women find careers that truly align with their strengths and values. This episode offers practical wisdom for women navigating their own career crossroads — whether considering a complete change, returning to work, or simply seeking more fulfilment.Key TakeawaysListen to your intuitionThose persistent nudges and whispers are signaling something important. Christina encourages following these "breadcrumbs" as they often lead to your most authentic path, even when the destination isn't yet clear.You don't need permissionMany midlife women feel they need external validation to make career changes. Christina's message is clear: "You have our permission to step forward and take the courage to do what you want to do."Uncover your patternsReflect on what you've enjoyed most (and least) throughout your career. Look for recurring themes to identify your true strengths and values—these become your compass for future decisions.Small steps create momentumYou don't need to make dramatic changes overnight. Taking incremental actions—volunteering for projects, shadowing others, or developing specific skills—prepares you for when the timing is right.Self-worth drives changeThe biggest barrier for many women isn't external circumstances but internal beliefs about being worthy of the career they truly desire. Addressing these beliefs is often the catalyst for transformation.If Christina's insights resonated with you, take a moment to journal about that "one thing you've been avoiding" in your career journey. What small step could you take this week toward a more fulfilling professional life? Remember, life doesn't end at 50—for many women, including Christina, that's when it truly begins to flourish. Your experience and wisdom are valuable assets as you design this next chapter.To connect with Christina, find her on the links below.www.hercareercoach.com.auhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/christinastorey/instagram.com/hercareercoachHer Career Coach Podcast is available on all streaming platforms.Want to explore working with her? She offers 90-minute career strategy sessions and a six-month Elevate Program to help you become the professional woman you're meant to be.Connect with me:Join Better Than Before: joclarkcoaching.com/better Share your journey with me by sending me a message on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/joclarkcoaching/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/joclarkcoaching/⁠Email me your success story at jo@joclarkcoaching.com. What you do today shapes your tomorrow. Your health matters because YOU matter.Here's to redefining midlife and making our next half of life even better than the first. 

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Brian Synott sits down with Mike Neglia for a discussion about bivocational ministry, therapy, addiction recovery and prison ministry. He recounts his first sermon at a hyper-charismatic youth group in county Cork, Ireland in the late 1980s and the significant growth that has taken place in his ministry since then. They speak about the surprising influence of Calvary Chapel on Brian's preaching philosophy and the value of verse-by-verse teaching as a way of growing believers AND combating heresy. They also speak about cigarettes, dyspraxia, guest-speaking, and the importance of being a good listener before you attempt to be a good speaker. Biography: Brian is married to Doris and has three sons, Chris, Andrew and Nathan.  As a teenager, Brian had a dramatic encounter with God, which marked the beginning of a journey away from severe depression and other troubles. 40 years on, Brian has been ordained as a Christian Minister (Elim), pastored for over 20 years, and led in planting churches in Ireland. He is the National Director of Christian Counselling International (Ireland).  He has practised as a Theotherapy counsellor for nearly 25 years. He has worked with a total of 7 Christian Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation centres, the primary centres being with Teen Challenge U.K. and Tiglin Ireland.  He has been the Services manager for Dublin Christian Mission, managing a team thats remit was to bring hope to those with adtive addiction and homelessness, etc....  He has been the Supervisor of the Elevate Program in the YMCA, leading young people under 25 in their aftercare program / away from a life of substance misuse towards functionality, further education, employment etc.…  He works as a prison Chaplain and counsels, trains, and supervises other Theotherapy counsellors.  He is regularly asked to speak in seminars/workshops on Theotherapy and is often a guest preacher / Bible teacher. Brian loves to speak on the radio on both Biblical and Mental Health subjects. Brian's primary Honours degree is in Christian Ministry and Theology from Manchester University.  He has since earned a Doctorate in Theotherapy and a Stage 3 Supervisory qualification with the British Association of Counsellors and Practitioners in the U.K. (B.A.C.P.). He has been a lecturer in the Teen Challenge Leadership Academy as well as teaching/training the staff of T.C.U.K.. He loves the Word of God and is passionate about seeing Christians released to their full potential, thus assisting many other people in their lives and ultimately glorifying the Lord Jesus Christ. Recommended Episodes:  Bridging the Gap between Counselling and Preaching - Conor Berry : https://expositorscollective.org/expositors-collective-podcast/bridging-the-gap-between-counselling-and-preaching-conor-berry/  Learning from John the Baptist -  George Scanlan: https://www.expositorscollective.com/podcast/2021/2/16/learning-from-john-the-baptist-george-scanlan What is the Holy Spirit doing when we Preach? Fred Sanders :  https://cgnmedia.org/podcast/expositors-collective/episode/applied-pneumatology-what-is-the-holy-spirit-doing-when-we-preach Resources Mentioned:  Brian's sermon at Calvary Cork: https://youtube.com/live/Z63tQLdzLwM  "Neither a borrower nor a lender be" : https://poemanalysis.com/shakespeare-quotes/neither-a-borrower-nor-a-lender-be/  Cork YMCA : https://ymca-ireland.net/cork-regional/ Connect with Us: For information about our upcoming training events visit ExpositorsCollective.com  The Expositors Collective podcast is part of the CGNMedia, Working together to proclaim the Gospel, make disciples, and plant churches. For more content like this, visit https://cgnmedia.org/ Join our private Facebook group to continue the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ExpositorsCollective Click here to support Expositors Collective

If you are looking to transition from product manager to Group Product Manager, you can get advice from Executives in Residence in the Elevate Program. Learn more and apply at https://elevate.info.foster.uw.edu/   In this episode of the How to Succeed in Product Management Podcast, marketing professor Jeff Shulman welcomes Nkem Nwankwo (Greenhouse Software) to talk about transitioning from PM to group PM. Moving from a PM to a Group PM role involves mastering trust-building, scalability, and aligning team goals. It's a big step that demands leadership growth and effective team management, leading to success in the world of product management. In this episode, you can learn the crucial steps in managing teams and aligning visions for success in a leadership capacity.   Disclaimer: All opinions of the speakers are their own.   What to Listen For: 00:00 Intro 03:04 What is a group PM? 04:29 Can group PMs be IC PMs and vice versa? 05:40 Challenges of transitioning to group PM 09:46 What can help or slow you down when you want to become a group PM 15:55 Declining meetings 18:06 Where to learn about group PMs 20:03 Becoming a serial entrepreneur 21:06 What PMs are missing out on? 22:42 Transitioning from PM to Group PM

Today we will be talking about how to know if you are ready to be a healer, and knowing when it is time to take action to step into your purpose as a healer.You are ready to step into your purpose as a healer if: You feel the calling within you! You feel internal alignment and pull, and you know this is your truth and purpose in this life.You have been going through a spiritual awakening journey. However, you feel like you don't know enough yet to help others. Reminding yourself that your truth is not coming from your human experience, but instead from your soul which is much deeper, and greater than your current human experience.You keep receiving signs and messages. These signs and synchronicities can take many forms, but they all point you towards embodying your purpose as a healer.You feel a deep sense of readiness to elevate your life. You have bigger goals, vision, and awareness.  In today's episode we're covering:Trusting and believing in the truth of who you are.Understanding that exactly where you are is the perfect place to start.Consistent signs and messages that are guiding you on your journey.To manifest the life you truly desire, you must step into your purpose!If these four noticings resonate with you, then you are ready to be a healer! Join Cristina for 1:1 mentorship in her ELEVATE Program here: https://www.cristinaaroche.com/elevateTo learn more about The Divine Connection Podcast and how you can be featured, visit https://www.cristinaaroche.com/podcastTo learn more about The Divine Connection Podcast and how you can be featured, visit https://www.cristinaaroche.com/podcast ABOUT CRISTINA Cristina Aroche is a Spiritual Teacher and Healer. Her work is focused on supporting others in aligning to their spiritual path so that they can follow the true calling of their hearts. Cristina channels angels and other divine beings of light and love to bring through spiritual teachings, guidance and healing. Her mission is focused on normalizing spirituality and to share it on a practical level so that every one on this path can feel confident and trust their own spiritual connection.Connect with Cristina Aroche on Instagram: https://www.cristinaaroche.com/instagram Join The Divine Pathfinders Community: https://community.cristinaaroche.com/share/10-RSVMzYVQPCaX9?utm_source=manual

Higher education leaders who want to increase inclusion while maintaining affordability at their campus can emulate the actions of the Illinois Institute of Technology. By following three core principles, Illinois Tech has ranked first in the state for people it has successfully moved from the bottom 20th percentile of household income to the upper 20th percentile.   Illinois Tech is also one of just 88 institutions named an American Talent Initiative ‘High-Flier' by the Aspen Talent Institute and Bloomberg Philanthropies for ensuring college access and success. Moreover, Illinois Tech's employment rate is 92% six months after graduation, even when 37% of its students receive Pell Grants.   In this episode of Changing Higher Ed® podcast, Dr. Drumm McNaughton speaks with President Raj Echambadi of the Illinois Institute of Technology about the four principles that have allowed Illinois Tech to experience so much success. They include boosting inclusion through experiential learning opportunities, providing more pathways for students, and embracing digital education.   Podcast Highlights   Illinois Tech pairs technology education with human-centered education by mandating experiential learning opportunities. These include not only students learning from faculty but also students learning from each other and faculty learning from students.   Because of how the public perceives higher ed, institutions must provide different pathways for students to receive an education. This involves no longer thinking of students as a monolith that can benefit from a one-size-fits-all solution. Instead, institutions must think about individual student groups and look at their different needs and motivations to develop more effective value propositions.   For example, after learning that students were concerned about affordability, Illinois Tech partnered with the local community college system, the City Colleges of Chicago, to create an innovative program. Students can now spend their first year at City Colleges to take post-secondary courses at community college prices while living on the Illinois Tech campus. They can also join student organizations and participate in activities at Illinois Tech. This not only addresses affordability but boosts a sense of belonging for students.   For its student-centered approach, Illinois Tech has been asked to join REP4 Rapid Education Prototyping, which is an alliance of like-minded institutions that devise strategies by learners for learners. It is a bottom-up orientation, where the learners design and dictate the learning strategy. At the same time, it becomes the job of educational leaders to make sure that those strategies get implemented so their learners remain empowered.   Illinois Tech embraces a hybrid model due to student demand and to increase accessibility for those who work full-time jobs, for example. Before joining Illinois Tech, Raj developed and launched the first scaled online MBA program in partnership with Coursera at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. That program happens to be the largest online program in the world. Ten percent of all online MBAs in the United States come from the university.     Read the transcript →   About Our Podcast Guest   Raj Echambadi, the 10th president of Illinois Institute of Technology, is steering the institution towards preeminence by prioritizing economic mobility, accessible education, human-centered technologists, and purposeful citizenship. Collaborating with university leaders, he has launched the groundbreaking ELEVATE program, which offers experiential learning, personalized mentorship, and job readiness, resulting in remarkable enrollment growth and recognition as an ATI High-Flier institution by Bloomberg Philanthropies. Echambadi's previous role as dean of the D'Amore-McKim School of Business at Northeastern University and his involvement in pioneering online education further underscore his transformative vision.   About the Host   Dr. Drumm McNaughton, the host of Changing Higher Ed®, is a consultant to higher ed institutions in governance, accreditation, strategy and change, and mergers. To learn more about his services and other thought leadership pieces, visit his firm's website: https://changinghighered.com/.   The Change Leader's Social Media Links   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdrumm/ Twitter: @thechangeldr Email: podcast@changinghighered.com   #changinghighered #thechangeleader #higheredpodcast

This week Karly speaks with Lehigh Valley Restaurant Group President & CEO Mike Axiotis about establishing and operating their Diversity and Inclusion Council and its positive impact on team members. In this episode, Mike shares LVRG's strategies to create a respectful workplace and embrace cross-cultural learning.(01:20) – Introducing Mike Axiotis(04:35) – Approaching diversity, equity, and inclusion(07:15) – Establishing and operating the Council(13:52) – Recruitment and retention(18:30) – MFHA's Elevate Program(20:59) – Refreshing the Council's leadership(22:54) – VulnerabilityResources to learn more:Red Robin's core B.U.R.G.E.R. valuesMulticultural Foodservice & Hospitality Alliance (MFHA)Webinar: Adapting Hiring Practices for a Modern and Diverse WorkforceReport: DEI Survey & ELEVATE: DEI Framework for the Restaurant IndustryArticle: 'Bottomless Inclusion' on menu at Red Robin franchise groupThe views expressed by the guest speaker in this podcast are solely those of the guest speaker and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the National Restaurant Association (Association) and its affiliates. The Association does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy or suitability of any information offered. Listeners are encouraged to do their own research and consider the applicability and suitability of the information provided for their own individual circumstances.If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to Order Up in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show.Podcast episode production by Dante32.

Are Jeff and Katie Button destined to be best friends? Find out in this week's episode of Talking 'Ship where the two put their "friendship" to the test. Jeff talks with Katie about how she's gained success and notoriety - From starting Cúrate in the early 2010s to landing TV gigs on the Magnolia Network, ventures that didn't work out (RIP Button & Co. Bagels) and her newest ventures La Bodega and Cúrate at Home.The two also discuss Katie's involvement in Venture Asheville's Elevate Program - our mentorship-based incubator which recently helped startups surpass $50M capital raised and $100M in revenue - read about it here.Another edition of Seed, Shop or Shutter + Katie's favorite Asheville eats - from Neng Jr.'s to Little Chango.Thanks to our sponsor, HomeTrust Bank for their support. You can learn more about HomeTrust at htb.com.Talking 'Ship is hosted by Jeffrey Kaplan, the Director of Venture Asheville, a program of the Asheville-Buncombe Economic Development Coalition and the Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce.This episode was recorded on April 28, 2023. 

This will make me sound crazy. There was part of me that thought; maybe I'd smoked too much weed in my life.  Very soon after doing deep subconscious mindset and healing work with my coach, it was like some secret magical portal opened. And I started seeing sh!t.  At the main yoga studio, I've been going to five days a week for over a year, putting my mat in multiple places on the wood floor, and taking from the same instructors….on this regular day something WILD happened.  I look in the front of my mat while in a balancing pose, and there appears a clear friendly symbol with a face speaking to me. (This is when I thought I could be losing my mind for real).  In a calm yet firm male tone of voice, he said, “I'm here.”  I did acknowledge him after I looked around the room to see if anyone was staring at me.  I kept this to myself, but I couldn't stop thinking about Him. On my way to a yoga class the next morning I thought, “There's no way he'll be here again, that was some out-of-body moment.”  But I secretly hoped he would be there.  Halfway through class, I still hadn't seen Him, so I thought “ see Tiff that was just a weird random moment.” Then about 5 minutes later He appeared with the same message “I'm here.”  “WTF,” I thought, “it happened again.” I was shocked, and excited, yet didn't fully trust it (more on that in the episode).  I waited until this happened 3 more times before telling my Coach, and by this point, he had a name, “Bernard.”  Brenda, who's on today's episode, was not surprised at all by this, what she said is, “Bernard has actually been there all along, you're vibrating at a high enough frequency now to see and communicate with him.”  The story only gets wilder from here. Connect with Brenda Johnston at: Instagram: @_brendajohnston Elevate Program: brenda-johnston.com/elevate   Work with Tiffany: ****Spring applications are closing soon for my Exclusive 2-Month Private Business Coaching program: Private Coaching Application   SPRING MEGA BONUS SALE > ProjectME Posse Business Coaching Membership   Tiffany on Instagram @projectme_with_tiffany  Tiffany on TikTok @projectme_with_tiffany Subscribe to Tiffany's FREE weekly digest The Secret Posse 

    Have you ever wondered what you might be able to get out of investing in one of our programs such as Elevate? Wondering if it might be a good use of your time and money? Want to hear firsthand from someone who's been on the inside? Elevate graduate Lauren Braun-Strumfels is sharing her amazing story on this episode of the podcast. Her journey has been full of ups and downs, twists and turns. It's taken her from Fulbright scholar in Rome at the very beginning of the pandemic, to lockdowns and virtual classrooms, and from no publications to journal articles, book contracts, and a vibrant pipeline.  Lauren shares how she navigated loss and grief through community, came back to her writing and herself little by little and created sustainable systems for huge publishing success. We also talk about how a harsh peer reviewer paused her book process, and how coaching through Elevate helped her galvanize her message and navigate through that situation. Our Elevate program is open for Enrollment! Elevate is a coaching program for mid-career scholars to help you ‘up-level your post-tenure career'. We want to know what you're feeling and experiencing in your mid-career journey and would love to guide you through it all. Elevate begins with our New Year Writing Retreat at the end of January, and enrollment for the Program closes on December 22nd! If you want to examine what you're creating and how you're changing your life, your family's lives, and your university, we would love to see your application for the Elevate Program to see if you might be a good fit!  Check out the application at cathymazak.com/elevate-application/ For full show notes, visit cathymazak.com/podcast/episode-148.

Do you ever find yourself frustrated and tired in your career? Do you find yourself wondering why you're STILL feeling this way even though you've been in your career for a while? Many people in academia feel the same fatigue you are, which is why we designed the Elevate Program to help you make the change that works for you. In this episode, we're sharing an information session for our elevate mid-career program where we discussed how to thrive post-tenure and reach that next level in your career while looking at our Elevate program components. We introduce you to a few of our Elevate members and share their success stories with you! We're still enrolling in Elevate, but you have to hurry because enrollment ends on December 22nd! Apply for the Elevate program here! For full show notes visit cathymazak.com/podcast/episode-147.  

What if being a leader in academia doesn't have to mean taking on an administrative role? What if it means so much more than that? When we hear people talking about leadership in academia, what they often mean is admin. Leadership to your institution probably means a department chair or associate director, or other role that helps the university to function. But if admin just isn't a fit for you, does that mean you're not a leader? No way.  If this conversation inspired you in any way, don't miss out on the info session for the next cohort of Elevate! Click here to learn more and sign up. This progression of episodes is a series of re-releases of our most popular episodes about the Post-Tenure Experience. Today's episode is a re-release of episode 94 of the podcast. You can find episode 94 full show notes here. We thought this re-release would be perfect, because we are getting ready to enroll our post-tenure into mid/late career program, Elevate.  Elevate is a 6-month program that runs from February - July, 2023. We want to give you time to find out information about the program and decide if it is right for you, so we are opening enrollment SOON.  Elevate is an application-only program that centers on the 1:1 coaching experience. You'll experience 1:1 calls, group calls, and workshops in our Elevate program.  TOMORROW, October 5, 2022 we will be doing an information session LIVE where you can have any questions you have about the program answered. As long as you register, you can come live OR we will send you the recording! During this info-session, you will get all of the information about our Elevate Program and how to apply. Register for the Elevate info session here! For the full show notes for this episode, head here!    

Have you heard us talk all about our Elevate program but find that you still have questions? Maybe you're almost ready to take the plunge, but you still have a few practical things you're curious about in regard to the program. I'm joined on this episode by wonderful Elevate graduates Debra Gombert and Sonia Cabell. We talk about the most impactful parts of the program, tangible versus intangible benefits, and where they're going from here. They each share great insights and inspirational takeaways to remind us all that we are worth investing in, and that growth and change never stop. If this Elevate Panel Discussion inspired you or made you wonder what your career could look like, don't miss out on the info session for the next cohort of Elevate! Click here to learn more and sign up. This progression of episodes is a series of re-releases of our most popular episodes about the Post-Tenure Experience. Today's episode is a re-release of episode 95 of the podcast. You can find episode 95 full show notes here. We thought this re-release would be perfect, because we are getting ready to enroll our post-tenure into mid/late career program, Elevate.  Elevate is a 6-month program that runs from February - July, 2023. We want to give you time to find out information about the program and decide if it is right for you, so we are opening enrollment SOON.  Elevate is an application-only program that centers on the 1:1 coaching experience. You'll experience 1:1 calls, group calls, and workshops in our Elevate program.  On October 5, 2022 we will be doing an information session LIVE where you can have any questions you have about the program answered. As long as you register, you can come live OR we will send you the recording! During this info-session, you wil get all of the information about our Elevate Program and how to apply.   Register for the Elevate info session here! For the full show notes for this episode, head here!      

On today's episode, Seth sits down for an amazing discussion with a recent Elevate graduate, Connor! Connor and Seth go over the entire process of going to treatment at Elevate. From a year before making the decision to go to rehab, to the intake process, detox, and each phase of the program, this episode walks you through it all. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction and you've been curious about the process, this one is for you!    We hope you enjoy the show. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!  Make sure to follow us on social - @elevateaddictionservices  You can find us on the web -www.elevaterehab.org With these current times, if you know anyone or are struggling with mental health/addiction yourself please reach out. There is help and there is hope, and there are solutions to these problems. Speak to our registration counselors at 831-740-8298   You don't ever want to miss a podcast, so make sure you subscribe here!

Does spending time and money on your own development feel selfish? What if investing in ourselves actually improved not only our lives, but spilled over to improve the lives around us too? Elevate graduate Despina Stavrinos joins me to share how investing in herself helped her to create time in her schedule, energized her career, and improved her relationships. If Despina's interview piques your curiosity at all, don't miss out on the info session for the next cohort of Elevate! Click here to learn more and sign up. This progression of episodes is a series of re-releases of our most popular episodes about the Post-Tenure Experience. Today's episode is a re-release of episode 92 of the podcast. You can find episode 92 full show notes here. We thought this re-release would be perfect, because we are getting ready to enroll our post-tenure into mid/late career program, Elevate.  Elevate is a 6-month program that runs from February - July, 2023. We want to give you time to find out information about the program and decide if it is right for you, so we are opening enrollment SOON.  Elevate is an application-only program that centers on the 1:1 coaching experience. You'll experience 1:1 calls, group calls, and workshops in our Elevate program.  On October 5, 2022 we will be doing an information session LIVE where you can have any questions you have about the program answered. As long as you register, you can come live OR we will send you the recording! During this info-session, you wil get all of the information about our Elevate Program and how to apply. Register for the Elevate info session here! For the full show notes for this episode, head here!  

Do you ever find yourself struggling in your career even if you're not new to the job anymore? Maybe you've gotten tenure, and you still feel yourself floundering a bit. Don't worry- you are absolutely not alone in this feeling, and we've created an amazing conversation and resource just for you.  In this episode we have an amazing conversation between our 3 rockstar academic coaches Rocío Caballero-Gill, Gina Robinson, and Thea Racelis. They're sharing what challenges, struggles, and growth they see from our mid-career/post-tenure Elevate participants, and what they love most about the program. If their conversation piques your curiosity at all, don't miss out on the info session for the next cohort of Elevate! Click here to learn more and sign up. The next few episodes are going to be re-releases of our most popular episodes about the Post-Tenure Experience. Today's episode is a re-release of episode 91 of the podcast. You can find episode 91 full show notes here.   We thought this re-release would be perfect, because we are getting ready to enroll our post-tenure into mid/late career program, Elevate.    Elevate is a 6-month program that runs from February - July, 2023. We want to give you time to find out information about the program and decide if it is right for you, so we are opening enrollment SOON.    Elevate is an application-only program that centers on the 1:1 coaching experience. You'll experience 1:1 calls, group calls, and workshops in our Elevate program.    On October 5, 2022 we will be doing an information session LIVE where you can have any questions you have about the program answered. As long as you register, you can come live OR we will send you the recording! During this info-session, you wil get all of the information about our Elevate Program and how to apply. Register for the Elevate info session here! For the full show notes for this episode, head here!    

We get our hopes up for what it might feel like after we finally get tenure, but what is the reality? I'm sharing some of my own story about getting tenure, and what came next.   Are you a mid to late career academic who got tenure (or promotion, depending on your system) and felt a serious let down? You are not alone. I'm sharing a little of my own story on this episode to illustrate what changes, what doesn't, and what to do about it.   The next few episodes are going to be re-releases of our most popular episodes about the Post-Tenure Experience. Today's episode is a re-release of episode 90 of the podcast. You can find episode 90 full show notes here.   We thought this re-release would be perfect, because we are getting ready to enroll our post-tenure into mid/late career program, Elevate.    Elevate is a 6-month program that runs from February - July, 2023. We want to give you time to find out information about the program and decide if it is right for you, so we are opening enrollment SOON.    Elevate is an application-only program that centers on the 1:1 coaching experience. You'll experience 1:1 calls, group calls, and workshops in our Elevate program.    On October 5, 2022 we will be doing an information session LIVE where you can have any questions you have about the program answered. As long as you register, you can come live OR we will send you the recording! During this info-session, you wil get all of the information about our Elevate Program and how to apply.   Register for the Elevate info session here! For the full show notes for this episode, head here!      

On today's episode, Seth sits down for an amazing discussion with a recent Elevate graduate, Connor! Connor and Seth go over the entire process of going to treatment at Elevate. From a year before making the decision to go to rehab, to the intake process, detox, and each phase of the program, this episode walks you through it all. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction and you've been curious about the process, this one is for you!    We hope you enjoy the show. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!  Make sure to follow us on social - @elevateaddictionservices  You can find us on the web -www.elevaterehab.org With these current times, if you know anyone or are struggling with mental health/addiction yourself please reach out. There is help and there is hope, and there are solutions to these problems. Speak to our registration counselors at 831-740-8298   You don't ever want to miss a podcast, so make sure you subscribe here!

Today on the podcast, I have something special for you! I'm chatting with my friend Kelly from Sweat.Love.Soul who just created the Elevate Program for you guys! This is the first of many new programs and courses that are coming your way from amazing fitness and health professionals! Elevate is here to challenge you, make you sweat, and get you stronger than you knew possible! And I'm here to share Kelly's story on the podcast so you can get to know her more and what she has to offer in this fitness space! Elevate is currently on sale through the weekend - get it for the lowest price it will ever be at the sales price of $99! You'll have lifetime access to this program so grab it now while it's still on sale! And you can read even more about the program here!

Blackbaud released its financial results for its second quarter ended June 30, 2022. Second quarter total revenue increased 15.5% year-over-year with the first half of 2022, while non-GAAP organic recurring revenue increased 5.1%. IFS reported its financial results for H1 as of June 30, 2022, with its share of recurring revenue reaching 71% of total revenues and H1 2022 software revenue grew 22% over H1 2021. Salesforce announced Composable Storefront, a fully customizable, headless digital storefront. Features include best-in-class integrations, pricing, and implementation accelerators from across the Salesforce ecosystem, all anchored by Commerce Cloud. QAD introduced the Elevate Program, which provides its ERP customers a simplified upgrade path to QAD adaptive ERP through a rapid, low-cost, automation-powered approach. QAD's program leverages knowledgeable QAD consultants to upgrade to the QAD Cloud in less than six months. ECI Software Solutions, a provider of cloud-based business management solutions, released M1 ITAR – a cloud-based platform for manufacturers who serve the U.S. government's aerospace and defense needs to assist in maintaining compliance with the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). Leveraging Microsoft Azure for U.S. Government and AWS GovCloud, M1 ITAR helps manufacturers grow their business capabilities and maintain data in a secure cloud environment.https://www.erpadvisorsgroup.com866-499-8550LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/erp-advisors-groupTwitter:https://twitter.com/erpadvisorsgrpFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/erpadvisorsInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/erpadvisorsgroupPinterest:https://www.pinterest.com/erpadvisorsgroupMedium:https://medium.com/@erpadvisorsgroup

7 Business Success Habits - I recently interviewed Michelle Gregory, Founder of Promotional Products, during one of my Masterclasses for my Elevate Program. She shared with me and the viewers how she incorporated seven success habits into her business to grow it into a multi-million dollar enterprise. Enjoy

In this session, we answer some questions Ximena had about how to ace Hirevues, which are becoming more common as the first initial screen that banks use during the interview process. She has also started studying for technical interviews, so we answer some of her questions around the three financial statements. Book a Virtual Coffee Chat with an Upperclassmen Who Secured an Offer: wallstmastermind.com/apply?utm_source=podcastep189

In this session, we go through Ximena's answers for all the market related questions that typically come up in investment banking interviews. For example, questions around macroeconomic or industry trends that you've been following, an investment banking deal that you find interesting, and stock pitch questions. All of these questions require you to diligently follow the markets and also come prepared with intelligent commentary about what's happening in the world. Book a Virtual Coffee Chat with an Upperclassmen Who Secured an Offer: wallstmastermind.com/apply?utm_source=podcastep183

In this session, we start working on Ximena's behavioral answers by giving her feedback on what we call "the guaranteed questions". These questions include tell me about yourself, or walk me through your resume, why investment banking, and why our bank. These are usually the first and most important questions that get asked in any interview, so it's crucial to knock these questions out of the park if you hope to get an offer. Book a Virtual Coffee Chat with an Upperclassmen Who Secured an Offer: wallstmastermind.com/apply?utm_source=podcastep178

In this session, we give Ximena feedback on the next set of behavioral questions, including why she's interested in a particular coverage group within investment banking. We also focus on all the resume related questions, such as why she chose her school and major, as well as walking through the most relevant internship experiences she's had to date, which are her search fund internships. Book a Virtual Coffee Chat with an Upperclassmen Who Secured an Offer: wallstmastermind.com/apply?utm_source=podcastep172

In this session, we discuss the importance of diversity programs and strategize on how Ximena can take advantage of these additional recruiting channels as a Latina student. We also game plan on all the things she needs to start doing in order to be prepared for the diversity recruiting process. Book a Virtual Coffee Chat with an Upperclassmen Who Secured an Offer: wallstmastermind.com/apply?utm_source=podcastep160

In this session we review the initial draft of Ximena's networking contact log, strategize on which banks she wants to target, and how to set goals for how many bankers she should reach out to throughout her networking process. We also discuss who she should target to get better conversion rates for the amount of effort she's putting in. Book a Virtual Coffee Chat with an Upperclassmen Who Secured an Offer: wallstmastermind.com/apply?utm_source=podcastep154

In this session, we introduce Ximena, who is the first student to go through our ELEVATE Scholarship Program where we help high potential students break into investment banking with a full scholarship to our program. We talk about her background a little bit, and then spend most of the session taking a fine comb through her resume. Check out the difference in her resume before she started working with Wall Street Mastermind, to the final draft we ended up with at the end. Having this much improved resume is going to give her a strong foundation for her recruiting efforts, as she uses this resume for all of her networking and application processes. Book a Virtual Coffee Chat with an Upperclassmen Who Secured an Offer: wallstmastermind.com/apply?utm_source=podcastep145

What you will learn from this episode: Find out what kind of community, learning, and teaching methods you can look forward to inside the Elevate Program. Discover what significant impact the Elevate Program has on Denise's personal life and career that she couldn't begin to imagine herself before Hear about the difference and the life-changing transformation it made in the way she looks at life and her business Learn about the big wins she keeps having after joining the Elevate program Are you a one-woman show juggling everything all by yourself but not growing your business? Do you keep spinning your wheels, and nothing seems to work? Are you a beauty professional or artist who's stuck and doesn't know what to do next? Do you want to belong to a community of like-minded individuals who share the best industry practices, encourage and inspire everyone to do what's best for their beauty business? Do you want a proven and repeatable system to attract clients and continually grow your beauty business? Our guest for today's episode, Denise Baldwin, a PMU microblading artist, shares an insider's first-hand experience of how she took a leap of faith in joining the Elevate Program despite many hesitations about the course. She tells of how she found the Elevate Program having its weight in gold. Added to that is the nurturing and supportive Elevate community that she found herself in, how she found friendships that turned into good business deals. Best of all, she found a way to network and partner with people, not work as hard as she used to but earn and grow her business so much more. Talk about building confidence, thinking, and believing you can do it -- those are some of her big wins. Topics Covered: 01:33 - What got her into the beauty industry, particularly in the permanent beauty industry? 03:15 - How was it like as a one-woman show before the Elevate Program 05:06 - Doubts she had to face about joining the Elevate Program 09:38 - The amazing things she found inside the Elevate Community 11:32 - Talking about the kind of support she gets from the program 12:48 - Teaching and learning methods you can expect from Elevate 13:41 - The lasting impact Elevate Program has on Denise's personal life and business 17:55 - What touched her the most about April's way of putting out her message 21:23 - Why not me? 22:16 - One big win for Denise 24:06 - What she tells those who still have doubts about joining the Elevate Program 26:19 - The things she excitedly looks forward to doing next year 27:44 - Her source of joy 28:20 - Tips you can consider in growing your business Key Takeaways: "I loved the Facebook group being able to do FB live online. That's a big fear; you're thinking you're going to be judged, what do I look like? Am I going to stutter? And you know, we have the opportunity to do that in that group and get feedback that hones in feeling better about ourselves, which will build us up." - Denise Baldwin "With the Elevate Program, I liked the psychological part of it. A big aha moment for me was pricing. It's pretty legit; that's how our minds think. So it's a good implementation into your business and pricing structure if you're stuck or you don't know what to do." - Denise Baldwin "Straight out of the box, I didn't want to sound too woo woo but I mean, how the whole getting out of your way and really trying to do it. April's support and clubhouse and those words that she says and then all the support that she has with her being so you don't feel you're up here, and we're down here." - Denise Baldwin "I used to hang on every word during COVID. I would listen to your[April] podcast, and I was like, just getting really motivated in an unmotivated time. That's what I liked, because I'm like, okay, Denise, keep going, keep going. And that's what touches us. It's not like you're out there to just sell a course. I never felt that way about you. You genuinely want to help. And that's a biggie." - Denise Baldwin "If it wasn't for Elevate, not just that you learn. It's the other side, which is the confidence and the building of knowing you can do it. And it's not just those words, because everybody says that you can do it, keep going. That's great. You need something else, especially right now, so hard. There are so many artists, there's so much comparison, it's incredibly ridiculous. So with just having that nice little feeling of what you have to offer, and now the friendships that I've made with these other women is amazing." - Denise Baldwin Resource: Grow your business with a proven and repeatable system. Check out the Elevate Program now: www.aprilmeese.com/elevate. Program closes 10/13/2021 at 10 pm PST Connect with Denise Baldwin: mybeachcitybrows.com Connect with April Meese: aprilmeese.com Email: support@aprilmeese.com LinkedIn Instagram Facebook

  Why you have to check out today's podcast: Find out essential lessons in successfully running your beauty business from a lion's story of being the king of the jungle. Learn what backup client attraction strategies you need to have in place, just in case your social media breaks down. Hear about the one necessary tool that you must keep running to have a sustainable beauty business   Do you feel like you're defeated or sometimes losing confidence? Are you comparing your work and your business with others? Do you wish your business was bigger, you were moving faster, or that your skills were better? Are self-doubt and fear holding you back from your full potential in your beauty business? This episode highlights the qualities of a lion & lioness that you should adopt to improve your beauty business. The lion may not be the smartest, fastest, or biggest, but he is still considered the king of them all. You may be feeling the same way in your beauty business; however, you can look to the lion for inspiration on the qualities to possess so that you can rise to the top. So let's work on our weaknesses, be bold, and take action. Most importantly, look deep into your 'why,' and that will see you through. Topics Covered: 01:01 - Being at the top 02:30 - Overview of how we can learn from nature 10:23 - The primary qualities you need to succeed in your beauty business 11:17 - Tapping into your deepest why 12:02 - What it means to have that certainty 13:46 - Surviving and thriving in your beauty business 15:03 - Why you should stop second guessing yourself 15:54 - The ripple effect when you step up and take that leap of faith 18:31 - Putting out positivity and letting that law of attraction work for you   Key Takeaways: "If you look at it, the lion is not the biggest; that's the elephant. It's not the fastest; that's a cheetah, it's not the smartest. But it is the king of the jungle. And I think this comes down to mentality, like the way the lion thinks." - April Meese "Social media is great, but not as your only way of getting clients. You have to have a backup strategy. If social media completely went down, my business would be fine. And I want the same for you, too. That's why we teach referral partners and those power partners because like the lion, there's power in numbers." - April Meese "Lions work in groups. They work in packs because there is power in numbers. When you can team up with other like-minded businesses, all for similar goals that benefit everyone, that is where you're really going to leverage your time." - April Meese "The lion likes to hunt in a storm because their prey actually won't hear them coming on. And that's so interesting. Instead of thinking of it as your prey, think of it as your competition. What are they doing where they might be distracted and wasting time, and there's a time that you can really make the most of it. And really give it your all, instead of halfway going through it." - April Meese "If you're feeling like, I'm not who I am; I'm not the biggest, I'm not the smartest, again, tap into that courage to be brave to reach out to your tribe. I know that you're also going to need some tools. It's going to take your faith and your mentality. It's going to take your action and your courage, and it's going to take some tools, some systems to help get you there and go after it." - April Meese   Resource: Grow your business with a proven and repeatable system. Check out the Elevate Program now: https://www.aprilmeese.com/elevate   Connect with April Meese: aprilmeese.com Email: support@aprilmeese.com LinkedIn Instagram Facebook      

Frank Garza Part 2We take a deep dive into Luka's unique mental preparation that has propelled him to the top of the NCAA scoring ranks.Who Frank credits for Luka's success.The secret sauce that every coach should implement to gain a competitive advantage.How you can use Luka's mental preparation in your own life.What Iowa Basketball needs to do to turn the ship around and compete for an NCAA Title.Frank takes us through an actual meditation practice.Plus much more in this two part podcast!Remember to Subscribe, Rate and Share 2 Much Grit 2 QuitFollow Shelley on Twitter and InstagramFollow Frank on TwitterFind more about Frank's ELEVATE Program at www.sportshood.net

Frank Garza joins me for part 1 of 2!We take a deep dive into Luka's unique mental preparation that has propelled him to the top of the NCAA scoring ranks.Who Frank`credits for Luka's success.The secret sauce that every coach should implement to gain a competitive advantage.How you can use Luka's mental preparation in your own life.What Iowa Basketball needs to do to turn the ship around and compete for an NCAA Title.Frank takes us through an actual meditation practice.Plus much more in this two part podcast!Remember to Subscribe, Rate and Share 2 Much Grit 2 QuitFollow Shelley on Twitter and InstagramFollow Frank on TwitterFind more about Frank's ELEVATE Program at www.sportshood.net

Do you ever think you’ve tried it all...and nothing works - that there’s not a glimmer of hope left in your world? How about that fear gripping you all along that you think you are just being practical about not pursuing your goal? Are you just really gonna walk away from the business you’ve worked so hard for?  Think about it again, you might just be like Michele, downright unsure of herself. Listen to her as she shares her journey and amazing transformation with the Elevate Program. You might just want it to happen to you, as well. Michele Moore-Breiten is the owner and artist at Defined Beauty Permanent Makeup. Permanent makeup has become her passion which is why continuing education is important to her. She has attention to detail and amazing customer service. In this episode, Michele shares how the struggle was real for her, from being gripped with fear, with no confidence to step up ahead in her business, with barely one client a day to attend to, and with her own personal issues to think about all the way to becoming a new version of herself - someone with clarity, focus and most of all, a fantastic transformation and conversion in both herself and her business.

What keeps you holding back? Why are you still holding on to your excuses? Do you really think you know it all? Truth is, we all have this chatter running through our heads; ‘I am not good enough’, ‘I’m just too busy for it’, ‘I know everything about this...why not just read a book again or go watch YouTube’, ‘I’m not confident to show up’, ‘I’ll do it later’. The excuses are endless. Have you really thought about where all this perfectionism and procrastination leaves you and your business? Let’s take a look at that and meet Chelsea and know her life before and after Elevate. You might just find yourself in her and the Elevate Program might just be what you need to scale up from where you are now. For Chelsea Larsen, growing up, art was just a way of life for her. She did the drawing and painting and it became second nature to her and she chose to pursue a career in the tattoo industry, feeding the creativity of her soul, and she discovered makeup and more specifically corrected makeup and she fell in love and so she now does permanent makeup.  Let’s listen in to Chelsea as she uncovers herself - the self-doubting, the perfectionist/procrastinating, the ever-busy mom of two, and the know-it-all woman before the Elevate program to become the confident and ever raring entrepreneur she’s cut out for.

How would you feel if you reached a point when what fuels your business is pocketed from your household’s grocery budget? If that is not enough to imagine it, add this...you have 8 mouths to feed and you are a solo parent. AND you are full of self-doubt and wouldn’t consider asking for help from anyone. Meet Heidi Henderson. This was her reality, but as fate would have it, she betted on her only chance at turning things around for her and her children. Let’s hear her story with the Elevate Program. Heidi Henderson, RT, CRT, is a permanent makeup artist and Paramedical Tattooist in Bakersfield, Ca. where she owns a “New You Permanent Makeup.” After many years in the medical field as a Respiratory Therapist and Neurological Rehabilitation aide, she decided to open her own business and join the ever-growing field of aesthetics with a focus on helping cancer survivors and trauma victims complete their reconstruction with Areola tattooing and scar camouflage. She enjoys spending her spare time with her children and working on gardening and DIY home improvement projects. Let’s listen in to Heidi as she recalls her life before the Elevate Program, being that insanely introvert human being with a business that’s “circling down the drain” and how it was transformed into something not even herself could begin to imagine.

Maybe you have a lot going through your mind right now. You are not tech-savvy and are too old to learn new things. Or maybe, you say, ‘I know a lot already and my business is doing well…..there’s nothing in it for me anymore.’ But what if, just when you thought you’ve got everything all figured out, the Elevate Program could do so much more for you and your beauty business as it has done for Molly?  Molly Klip is the sole owner of Carefree Beauty Permanent Makeup with two locations in Lynwood and Arlington, Washington. She's been practicing permanent cosmetics for over six years. And she specializes in micro-blading and Soft Tap powder eyebrows. And she also teaches a 100-hour curriculum for cosmetics. Her 30 years of being in the cosmetic industry and running a multimillion-dollar organization drive her to help others. She has an extensive background in beauty and running businesses. And she's received awards, two years running for the Best of Lynwood for Permanent Makeup for 2019 and 2020. And she was one of the earliest winners of the Aloette’s Eagle award for her contributions to Aloette’s. Molly has also co-authored two books - Image Power and Mom Entrepreneur Extraordinaire. And she's also a board member of the Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals and on the board of directors since 2018. She also served as the Secretary and Quarterly Editor. And she's going to be serving another two years coming up.  Let’s listen in to this episode as Molly shares how the Elevate Program impacted a change in herself as well as in her business. Starting a new venture later in life and not being a tech geek,   she was able to do so much more than you can imagine for her beauty business.

Learn about the Ad Victoriam Elevate Program, which trains college graduates (or students in their last semester) to become Salesforce Analysts. Guest Speaker: AdVic's Grant Keller.

In this episode, Steve discusses several traditions of the Eucharist.He also goes into the mystery of the bread, the mystery of the wine, and the importance of unity in the Eucharist.Finally, Steve leads us in taking communion together. We encourage you to take a few moments to join around the world and throughout time in partaking in communion.This week’s episode is brought to you by our brand new website. Our partners in Uganda, era92, who run the Elevate Program have designed this amazing website and they can design one for you too. You can see more of their work at era92.com

In this episode, we feature an Elevate student – Katie Bramkamp as she narrates her journey in her beauty business. Katie had her share of struggles in finding clarity and direction, taking action and connecting with authority partners. The Elevate masterclass program helped her business tremendously through lessons that advantageously worked with her goals. An added factor is to have a coach who is an industry expert and knows the ins and outs of the business very well. Tune in to this special feature as Katie gives her first-hand experiences working with April during the program. She will also share the different strategies that she gained as she lives up to her dream of being a successful beauty business professional.

Acceptance & Forgiveness - Forgiving Other People & Forgiving Ourselves    Kyla Edwards  Self Mastery Coach, she helps women overcome negative thinking & self doubt  One-on-one coaching program called “Elevate”    Q: What was your story of Self-Mastery & Forgiveness?    I grew up in a very white environment in the Caribbean, I'm mixed race  From an early age, I struggled with acceptance  I wanted to be white like everyone else around me My mother's partner was abusive to me.  I really resented myself, I had a lot of guilt & shame  I wanted to be anyone other than myself The environment I grew up in was very turbulent. It didn't feel safe to be who I was or show emotion  I grew up resenting myself & who I was, including my sexuality  I couldn't look myself in the eye. I got into unhealthy behaviors, and I had a deep sense of loneliness & not feeling fulfilled.   I would do whatever I could to avoid that pain inside  I was in a 5 year relationship, and when that ended I went even deeper into the pain & my addiction intensified I had an incident where I got in trouble with the police, and that was the beginning of my path of change, my awakening  I moved to Australia with the hope of starting a better life  I said a prayer, asked for help, and my recovery process started It was a journey of going back to my childhood & letting go of resentment, accepting who I am  Now I'm proud of who I am, I own my story  We've all done things to hurt others, we just may not be aware of them  I want to help others understand and grow awareness of their inner world and how their thoughts & actions affect others    Q:  When you were at that crucial time, and you chose the process of self-discovery, what was it that really helped you go inwards & heal?    A:  Connecting to a higher power, something that was far greater than me  Looking at my story, realizing that it had happened in my past and I couldn't do anything about it.  It was done  Realizing that all I could think about was what was happening in the present moment  I wanted to be a better person, I didn't want to feel lonely and empty anymore What I was doing wasn't working. Nothing was changing, I was repeating the same mistakes  I knew it was time that I had to do something different  I started to take action to work with source  I started to look at why I was afraid, and what my contribution was to the resentment or fear (accountability)  I started understanding which point in the process I contributed to my own problem  I stopped seeing myself as the victim In the beginning it was a lot of letting go of resentment, and now it's more of a soul journey    Q:  I can feel that the acceptance piece was such a huge part of your evolution. What do you feel acceptance is, and forgiveness is?    A:  Acceptance is the sense of belonging to yourself Accepting the parts of yourself that you want to hide away or reject  Accept your current situation as it is, even the parts that you'd rather not admit  Understanding that who you are & what you're experiencing right now is what you're meant to experience.  Letting go of attachment to the outcome and to the emotion.  Forgiveness brings inner peace & joy  If you can't forgive somebody, that's the ego-mind seeing it as a sign of weakness  Really, forgiveness is letting go of anger. It's acknowledging that something happened, but you're not going to let it hurt you anymore. Understanding that others are in pain, or they wouldn't have done the things that they did  Look at things with compassion  Make a decision not to let the anger & resentment control you anymore  If you hang on to pain, you're literally re-traumatizing yourself over and over again  It takes courage to let go  If you want space for new energy to enter, you have to forgive When you forgive, it's surrendering your ego, practicing humility & aligning more with your true nature  Forgiveness is probably one of the most important teachings to be able to create a new life for yourself    Q:  At what point do we completely accept, or at what point do we try to transcend or change our energy?    A:  When I was trying to change my emotions, I wasn't able to feel the more vulnerable feelings.  What I've learned is that sometimes I need to just sit in the feeling & accept it  Sometimes I ask my body/emotions questions: “What are you trying to tell me? What is your message?” I practice acknowledging what is within me without getting too attached to it  You can practice soul healing  Sometimes initially, the practice is really feeling into whatever is there It took me a while to get that. For a while, I used spirituality as another addiction to avoid my emotions    Q:  It reminds me of the saying “You've got to feel to heal”. I want to move into forgiveness now. How can people actually forgive? Events & people outside of themselves, as well as themselves?    A:  This is a long term practice  I think one of the key things is forgiving from your heart  If it's coming from the head, it can still have toxic energy I started by writing a letter to people who had hurt me, and told them how they actually made me feel.  To get my feelings that I may have repressed out  I didn't send the letters  Forgiveness practice:  I started to talk to the other person's soul.  I would just start speaking, and allow whatever was in my heart to come out  I started to wish for the people who had hurt me the same things I wish for myself.  Even in the beginning if you don't believe it, keep going through the process  When you forgive someone, you let them go & they no longer have ownership over you  For me, it's taken years  You know you've forgiven someone when there's no emotional reaction when someone mentions that person's name to you  For me, I believe in the law of karma, so I also apologize to them Forgiveness is letting emotions out instead of letting it fester inside  You can also say a prayer and ask the Universe for forgiveness  Even if it's intense in the beginning, by the end there is a sense of freedom The Law of Attraction will only bring to you what resonates with your vibration If you hold on to resentment & anger, that's what you'll attract back  It's become an important part of my daily practice to recognize when I make mistakes and do a forgiveness practice    Q:   How are you helping women through your Elevate Program?  I love your description of “Purging the Past” Can you tell us a bit more about the program?    A:  13 week program  I'm a certified emotional coach  I use applied kinesiology (muscle testing) & channeling  We look at entities and past lives  We'll start to look through your fields, emotion codes  We'll release the heart wall - a protective wall that can restrict your flow of abundance  I like to test to see where your self-esteem sits on the scale of consciousness  If your vibration is low, we'll start to release blockages Workable content: Self compassion, acceptance, forgiveness letters  Worksheets to look/reflect on yourself  You have everything you need within you, this is a practice to cut away what's blocking you from your own power Compassion, acceptance, forgiveness We'll break down fears & start to make them rational  I connect with source and give soul guidance  Start being able to look at things from a different perspective Practicing gratitude Transforming old negative messages into positive messages Teaching people how to be aware of what's going on in their internal world  Checking abundance levels & blocks  It's a process from the past, to reset the mind, and check your magnetism to what's you're attracting  Learn exactly where you're at, so you know exactly what you need to do  LINKS:    Free Breakthrough Calls - Learn more about working with Kyla - https://awakenher.as.me/   Instagram - www.instagram.com/awaken_her_with_love

Gabriela Gallardo & Santiago Mejia share their journey in establishing a social enterprise in Australia whose purpose is to foster healthy communities. After participating in Impact Boom’s Elevate+ Program in 2018, they also shed some light on how this has enabled them to maximise their impact.

Welcome to this week’s episode of Dropset Gorgeous Radio! I interviewed Nick Tillia, who is a mindset coach and online business badass! He’s helped tons of entrepreneurs scale their businesses to levels they didn’t even think were imaginable, and he does it all through mindset work. It may seem a little odd at first, but honestly have a listen to Nick. Everything he says is so wise and so valuable. I have nothing but amazing things to say about him, and I’ve seen him help people scale their businesses. It’s a valuable episode that every entrepreneur should be listening to from front to end!   Online presence vs. In-person presence Tangible vs. intangible results of mindset work What it means to have a strong inner game   Moving past mindset blocks in business   Coaching successes and frustrations Strategies vs. mindset Impact of the Laws of Energy Purpose workshop Elevate Program      Nick discusses what mindset work involves and how he uses it to support people through their own personal development. He explains how mindset can show up in all aspects of his our lives, not just at the gym or at work. He truly believes mindset can help you show up powerfully and benefit all the people you’re meant to serve. Nick’s focus on personal purpose and building a strong foundation from the inside out is why he is able to help others find crazy, unbelievable results!      Powerful Quotes to Remember: It is a different energy and belief that begins to move you beyond what was once a barrier. Operating from the inside out improves every aspect of your life. Ease and flow over grind and hustle is more fun and you get to celebrate more.    Your inner game will create the outer game that will either create success or sabotage. Create such a foundation that strategy doesn’t matter; you will be so magnetic to what you want and the people you want to serve. If you’re meant to live a purpose, there’s a way to monetize it and be rewarded for doing so.       Nick’s Instagram @NickTillia Nick’s Website Facebook For more information about Amber Morningstar follow her on Instagram, click here, or check out her YouTube Channel. For all your supplement needs make sure to browse Tiger Fitness because you're more than just a number here!

In This Week's Episode:  Jon “apestyles” Van Fleet has long been considered by many to be the greatest online MTT player of all time, and his accomplishments in 2017 only served to cement that legacy. In 2017 he won the Party Poker Millions Main Event for $1,027,000, the Party Poker Power Fest Main Event for $153,000, and the PokerStars $700 Super-Sized Sunday for over $82,000. Jon joins Elliot and Adrienne to talk about his incredible year and how you can study under him in his Elevate Group Coaching Program on Max-Value.com. In This Episode You'll Learn:  [3:37] – How on the final day of the Party Poker Millions Jon was able to set aside the enormous amount he was playing for, make peace with whatever happened, all while remaining confident that he was going to win. [6:45] - The specific Yoga discipline that high-stakes poker players are using to improve their mental and physical performance. [12:13] – Why Jon stopped trash talking other player's games even though he consistently finds leaks in their games and doesn't believe anybody is very good. [14:20] – The mindset that Jon uses to maintain his passion for improving his game, even after grinding online MTTs for over 13 years. [21:14] – Learn about the Elevate Program that Jon runs on Max-Value.com and how you can apply to be a member and learn his system. Jon "apestyles" Van Fleet Apply For Jon's Elevate Program Max-Value.com Twitter  PocketFives Profile Adrienne "Talonchick" Rowsome: Watch and Subscribe to Adrienne's Twitch Channel Instagram Twitter Facebook

On this week's episode, we hit the pub to talk the beer business before jumping into the hot unwanted guest topic of the day - What is Saccharomyces Distaticus, why is it in the news and how do we kill it? And then we take a listener suggestion for an end of the year wrap up - with a revisit on some of our favorite questions and answers from the non-all Q&A shows. And then of course Drew leaves you with the most obvious current movie recommendation every because yeah.. Episode Links: BrewSwag.com - Use Code "Experimental" and save 7.5% and give 7.5% to our charity fund! The High End's Elevate Program - https://www.brewbound.com/news/anheuser-busch-launches-new-elevate-initi... Brewer's Association's BPA Warning - https://www.brewersassociation.org/staff-voices/california-bpa-update/ Paradigm Shifts "Panty Dropper" - http://www.indeonline.com/news/20171208/now-open-massillons-first-craft-... Left Hand/White Labs Diastaticus Lawsuit - http://goodbeerhunting.com/sightlines/2017/12/11/its-fairly-widespread-y... Desi Strong - https://www.desistrongfoundation.org/ Patreon Remember even a buck is good for charity: http://www.patreon.com/experimentalbrewing Experimental Brew Store - https://www.experimentalbrew.com/store Episode Contents: 00:00:00 Opening & Our Sponsors 00:06:55 Announcements & Corrections 00:10:22 The Pub 00:27:14 The Lab - Saccharomyces Distaticus 00:37:12 Q&A 01:48:22 Something Other Than Beer This episode is brought to you by: American Homebrewers Association BrewCraft USA Craftmeister Jaded Brewing Mecca Grade Estate Malt PicoBrew Wyeast Labs YCH Hops Interested in helping Denny and Drew with the IGOR program (aka help us run experiments!) - contact them at igor@experimentalbrew.com. We want more Citizen Science! In the meanwhile, subscribe via your favorite podcasting service (iTunes, etc). Like our podcast, review it - talk it up! If you have comments, feedbacks, harassments, etc, feel free to drop us a line at podcast@experimentalbrew.com. Follow us on Facebook (ExperimentalHomebrewing) or Twitter (@ExpBrewing). If you have questions you'd like answered in our Q&A segment, send an email to questions@experimentalbrew.com! Don't forget you can support the podcast on Patreon by going to http://patreon.com/experimentalbrewing This episode can be downloaded directly at https://www.experimentalbrew.com/sites/d... Podcast RSS Url: http://www.experimentalbrew.com/podcast.rss

On this week's episode, we hit the pub to talk the beer business before jumping into the hot unwanted guest topic of the day - What is Saccharomyces Distaticus, why is it in the news and how do we kill it? And then we take a listener suggestion for an end of the year wrap up - with a revisit on some of our favorite questions and answers from the non-all Q&A shows. And then of course Drew leaves you with the most obvious current movie recommendation every because yeah.. Episode Links: BrewSwag.com - Use Code "Experimental" and save 7.5% and give 7.5% to our charity fund! The High End's Elevate Program - https://www.brewbound.com/news/anheuser-busch-launches-new-elevate-initi... Brewer's Association's BPA Warning - https://www.brewersassociation.org/staff-voices/california-bpa-update/ Paradigm Shifts "Panty Dropper" - http://www.indeonline.com/news/20171208/now-open-massillons-first-craft-... Left Hand/White Labs Diastaticus Lawsuit - http://goodbeerhunting.com/sightlines/2017/12/11/its-fairly-widespread-y... Desi Strong - https://www.desistrongfoundation.org/ Patreon Remember even a buck is good for charity: http://www.patreon.com/experimentalbrewing Experimental Brew Store - https://www.experimentalbrew.com/store Episode Contents: 00:00:00 Opening & Our Sponsors 00:06:55 Announcements & Corrections 00:10:22 The Pub 00:27:14 The Lab - Saccharomyces Distaticus 00:37:12 Q&A 01:48:22 Something Other Than Beer This episode is brought to you by: American Homebrewers Association BrewCraft USA Craftmeister Jaded Brewing Mecca Grade Estate Malt PicoBrew Wyeast Labs YCH Hops Interested in helping Denny and Drew with the IGOR program (aka help us run experiments!) - contact them at igor@experimentalbrew.com. We want more Citizen Science! In the meanwhile, subscribe via your favorite podcasting service (iTunes, etc). Like our podcast, review it - talk it up! If you have comments, feedbacks, harassments, etc, feel free to drop us a line at podcast@experimentalbrew.com. Follow us on Facebook (ExperimentalHomebrewing) or Twitter (@ExpBrewing). If you have questions you'd like answered in our Q&A segment, send an email to questions@experimentalbrew.com! Don't forget you can support the podcast on Patreon by going to http://patreon.com/experimentalbrewing This episode can be downloaded directly at http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/www.experimentalbrew.com/sites/d... Podcast RSS Url: http://www.experimentalbrew.com/podcast.rss