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Get the Identity Shift Blueprint!Say hi on TikTokSay Hi on InstagramHenry@vibeabundant.com---What if the biggest thing blocking your dream life isn't bad luck... but the belief that you're supposed to come last?In this powerful episode, Henry Lawrence challenges one of the deepest conditioning patterns keeping good people exhausted, overwhelmed, and spiritually drained. If you're the person who always gives, supports, sacrifices, and puts everyone else's needs ahead of your own, this message may completely change the way you see yourself.You'll discover how your resistance to receiving could be the very thing holding you back from abundance, peace, success, and fulfillment.This episode explores:How self-sacrifice can become self-destructionWhy people-pleasers struggle to receive abundanceThe mindset shift that unlocks confidence and personal powerHow to stop living depleted and start living alignedWhy believing life is happening for you changes everythingThe connection between identity, energy, manifestation, and purposeIf you've been carrying the weight of everyone else's world while losing yourself in the process, this conversation is your invitation to reclaim your life.The version of you you've been dreaming about isn't imaginary.It's waiting for you to believe you're worthy of it.
I sat down with Santa Scott himself for this one, and yes, I mean a real, professional Santa Claus with 51 years of experience. If you're a family photographer thinking about adding Santa minis to your holiday lineup this year (or making them run smoother than last year), this episode is packed with behind-the-scenes insight you won't find in a Facebook group thread.Santa Scott has been portraying Santa Claus for over five decades, starting at age 16 when he suited up for a little girl whose kindergarten teacher told her Santa wasn't real. He now works with multiple family photographers across Middle Tennessee and brings professional training, intentional presence, and a whole lot of Christmas magic to every session.What you'll hear in this episodeThe origin story behind Santa Scott's 51-year careerHow to find a trusted, reliable Santa in your area, and yes, Facebook groups CAN be helpfulGreen flags and red flags to watch for when hiring a Santa for your sessionsWhy Santa believes he works for three people, and how that mindset changes everythingThe exact time slot sweet spot for Santa sessions (hint: 5-minute slots are rough)The biggest mistakes family photographers make when running holiday sessionsSanta's go-to strategy for warming up a nervous, crying child (it involves toys on the floor)How to price your Santa minis so you cover real costs and still stay profitableThree action steps to take right now if you want Santa minis on your fall calendarResources & Links Mentioned In This Episode▸ Read the full blog post that goes with this episode (that way, you get all the links mentioned): https://systemsandworkflowmagic.com/santa-mini-sessions-for-photographers/▸ The Santa Mini Session Marketing Playbook (no code necessary): https://systemsandworkflowmagic.com/santa-mini-session-marketing-playbook (no coupon code needed)▸ The Family Photographer's Marketing Society: https://systemsandworkflowmagic.com/the-family-photographers-marketing-society▸ Grab the FREE Family Photographers Marketing Trends Report: https://systemsandworkflowmagic.com/family-photography-marketing-trends▸ Apply HERE to work with me to be your 1:1 marketer for your family photography business!Connect with Santa Scott:
Episode 127: How The Intangibles Create the TangiblesWe live in a world obsessed with outcomes—money, status, possessions, titles, and recognition. Yet some people seem capable of losing everything and building it back again. Why?In this episode of SHIFT Lab, Aaron explores the idea that our greatest assets are not the things we own but the qualities we develop. Skills, principles, values, wisdom, discipline, and understanding may be invisible, but they are often the very things that create visible results.Drawing from personal reflection, observations from a keynote speaker, and timeless wisdom, this conversation examines the difference between what is temporary and what endures. If wealth can be lost, what remains? If success disappears, what allows a person to start again?The tangible may be evidence, but the intangible is the asset.In this episode:Why some people can rebuild after losing everythingThe difference between possessing wealth and becoming valuableWhy wisdom and understanding may be worth more than moneyHow skills, principles, and values shape our outcomesA powerful question to help identify your true assetsReflection Question:If everything you owned disappeared tomorrow, what would remain that no one could take from you?
#295: Do you ever get to Friday and wonder where your week went? Josie shares the 30-minute Monday ritual that has completely transformed how she plans her week, manages her energy, and shows up in every area of her life. If you've been feeling stuck in reaction mode—constantly responding to emails, deadlines, responsibilities, and everyone else's expectations—this episode will teach you how to become intentional about the life you're creating instead.You'll learn the exact journaling questions Josie asks every week to get clear on what she needs, how she plans her calendar through the lens of her "best self," the simple question she asks to instantly reduce stress, and the surprisingly powerful practice that's helping her romanticize everyday life.You'll learn:The difference between productivity and intentionalityWeekly journaling prompts for clarity and self-reflectionHow to plan your week as your highest selfWhy scheduling joy first changes everythingThe best question to reduce overwhelm and mental clutterSmall ways to romanticize your everyday lifeHow to stop living on autopilot and start creating your life on purposeFor Detailed Show Notes visit theeverygirlpodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Laurie opens this episode mid-story -- crossing a street, spotting someone she admires, and doing what she's done her whole life: looking away.What follows is one of the most personal episodes she's recorded. It's the story of her relationship with Ellen Yin — media company founder, host of the Cubicle to CEO podcast, keynote speaker, and one of the most gracious humans Laurie has encountered in six years of building this business. Across four years and four distinct moments, Laurie traces the evolution from moving chicken around a plate at a lunch table to waking up to a DM that said: Laurie, I adore you.But this episode isn't really about Ellen. It's about the conditioning that makes high-achieving women invisible to themselves -- and what it actually looks like to start unlearning it. At 54. After years of doing this work. Still.The theme woven through this year's Craft + Commerce conference: shoot your shot. Be delusionally confident. Stop being the first person to tell yourself no.This episode is Laurie's honest reckoning with all of it.What we coverThe cold open: crossing the street, recognizing Ellen Yin, and the instinct to look away — and what that one moment reveals about a lifetime of habitsWhat happened at the lunch table four years ago — the salad, the chicken, the over-explaining, and the classic nervous deflection of proving how much you know when what you're actually feeling is: do I even deserve to be here?The DM that changed everything: how Laurie shot her shot, flew to Oregon, drove 90 minutes in commuter traffic, and spent an extraordinary day learning from someone she admiredThe crosswalk moment — last year's Craft + Commerce — and why she looked away when she could have made the connection herselfThis year's conference: walking into the breakout room, the hug, the lit-up face, and what it felt like to be seen by someone she'd assumed was too important, too busy, too far above her to see herWhy the tech not working in the room didn't matter — and the Maya Angelou quote that's been living in Laurie's head ever sinceGetting in the photo line — the internal negotiation of "why not me?" — and waking up to Laurie, I adore youLittle Laurie: the conditioning, the beliefs, the habits that were formed so long ago she didn't know she was still running them"I just stopped being the first person to tell myself no" — the keynote line that reframes everythingThe three micro-shots from this year's conference: asking for the free signed book, getting the photo with Ellen, joining a lunch group that felt out of her leagueWhy it's not the ask that's the problem — it's the belief we've attached to the askFour takeaways for shooting your shot, being seen, and doing this work for as long as it takesThe four takeaways1. The look-away is a habit, not a truth. When you feel the impulse to make yourself smaller, to assume someone is too important to see you, to talk yourself out of making the ask — that is old conditioning running a very old program. You can notice it. You don't have to keep obeying it.2. Shooting your shot is a skill — and it gets easier. Not because the fear goes away, but because you build evidence. The ask doesn't kill you. The worst thing people can say is no — and no is not a rejection of you. It means not right now. You keep asking. At some point, they say yes.3. The gift of being seen starts with letting yourself be visible. Ellen couldn't have touched Laurie's arm at the crosswalk if Laurie had walked the other way. Every time we make ourselves invisible, we rob someone else of the chance to surprise us.4. We are never done with this work. At 54. After years of coaching herself and others. Laurie still looked away at the crosswalk last year. Still moved the chicken around the plate four years ago. The difference isn't that the impulse is gone. It's that she notices it faster — and sometimes, not always but more often, does the thing anyway. That's the work. That's all this is.Quotable moments"She made the connection when I wasn't going to do it myself.""I just stopped being the first person to tell myself no.""Being delusionally confident doesn't mean you don't feel the fear. It means you make the ask anyway -- and you let other people decide whether to say yes.""It's not the ask that's the problem. It's the belief we attach to the ask.""Every time we make ourselves invisible, we rob someone else of the chance to surprise us.""The difference between now and four years ago isn't that I've eliminated the impulse. It's that I notice it faster. And sometimes I do the thing anyway.""You shouldn't have to shoot your shot alone.""People will forget what you said. They will forget what you did. But they will never forget how you made them feel." — Maya Angelou"Go make someone feel something this week. Might as well start with yourself."People + resources mentionedEllen Yin — founder of Ellen Yin Media, host of the Cubicle to CEO podcast Craft + Commerce Conference — annual creator conference hosted by Kit in Boise, IdahoKit — Laurie's new email service provider (formerly ConvertKit) James Clear — author of Atomic Habits (30 million copies sold)Maya Angelou — "People will forget what you said. They will forget what you did. But they will never forget how you made them feel."BEST LIFE MastermindEverything in this episode -- the looking away, the over-explaining, the belief that someone else's question matters more than yours, the feeling that you're not worth remembering -- is exactly the work we do inside the BEST LIFE Mastermind. Not in theory. In practice. With ten women who will see you when you want to make yourself invisible. Who will nudge your arm at the crosswalk when you're about to look away.→ Apply now → Book a 15-minute call with Laurie Retreat 1 — Sun Valley, Idaho · September 1–4, 2026 Retreat 2 — Civana Wellness Resort + Spa · Carefree, Arizona · February 23–26, 2027If this episode made you think of someone who needs to hear it , please send it to them. That's your shot to take this week.
What happens when the plan you thought you were building your life around suddenly changes?In this episode of the Diamond Effect Podcast, Maggie sits down with Teresa Fox, a former corporate leader who reinvented herself in midlife and is now a luxury travel advisor based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Teresa shares a grounded, honest look at what it really takes to go from corporate structure to entrepreneurial life and how to turn disruption into an opportunity doorway.This conversation is for the high-achieving woman who's done “the right thing” for years… and is now asking a new question: What now?In this episode, we talk about- The identity shift from corporate expert to business owner, and what Teresa carried over from corporate that helped her succeed fast, and what she had to relearn from scratch- How structure, routines, and boundaries can actually create more freedom when you work from home- Teresa's relationship-building “secret sauce” (and why curiosity is a business advantage)- Making the best of unexpected circumstances: how COVID, early retirement, and a delayed franchise plan opened a new path- Decision-making, intuition with how Teresa thinks about saying yes to opportunities — without saying yes to everythingThe conversation ends with a peek into Teresa's world of luxury travel: what all clients really want now (hint: it's not just nicer hotels)Listen for these moments:The mindset reframe that helps Teresa move from disappointment to possibilityThe subtle difference between being “busy” and being responsible for your own resultsWhy returning to familiar places (in travel and in life) can still be a form of growthConnect with Teresa via website: https://slyfoxtravels.comIf you're in a season where something didn't go to plan — a job change, a pivot, a life transition — let this episode remind you that disruption doesn't have to mean derailment.Your next chapter might not be what you planned… but it can still be the right one.Listen to the full episode on your favorite podcast platform (and on YouTube), and if you do, share your biggest takeaway.More about my Guest:Teresa Fox knows that reinvention doesn't come with a roadmap. After building a successful corporate career spanning more than two decades in sales and leadership, she made the bold decision to pivot into entrepreneurship and luxury travel, creating a business that aligns with her values, strengths, and vision for the next chapter of life.Today, Teresa is a luxury travel advisor and entrepreneur who designs extraordinary experiences for discerning travelers around the world. She also serves as South Florida Chapter Lead for Fora Travel, where she builds community among local advisors and fosters relationships with global travel partners. Her work is rooted in the belief that meaningful connections and transformative experiences have the power to change lives.Drawing on her own experience navigating uncertainty, career change, and personal growth, Teresa brings a practical and refreshing perspective to what it really takes to pivot in midlife and build a life that feels more authentic than the one you left behind.In this conversation, Teresa shares lessons on embracing change, trusting yourself through transitions, and finding opportunity in unexpected places.
If you've ever walked out of your doctor's office after a miscarriage feeling dismissed, unheard, or like there just had to be more you could do — this episode is for you.After three of my own losses, I went looking for better answers. And I found them. Today I'm sharing the three things that 97% of doctors are not going to walk you through before you try to get pregnant again — and why doing this work before conception matters more than anything you'll do after that positive test.We also spend time in Mark 5 with the woman who suffered under the care of many doctors — and found her healing in one touch of Jesus' cloak. Her story is our story.Episode Highlights:The powerful parallel between the bleeding woman in Mark 5 and your fertility journey todayWhy "we'll put you on progesterone when you get pregnant again" is too little, too lateHow to chart your fertility cycle and why it's the single most powerful health data you can collectRoot causes (thyroid, gut, liver, adrenals, inflammation) that most doctors never connect to miscarriageWhat your uterine lining is actually doing between cycles — and why womb health before pregnancy is everythingThe prayer framework for holding your healing journey with open handsResources & Links:✨Get my Faith Driven Fertility Booklet: bekahyawn.com/booklet ✨Join Fertility Framework: If you're ready for deeper support, personalized cycle guidance, and faith-filled encouragement, come join me inside Fertility Framework! This is a space where you AND your husband can learn about the science of your cycle while keeping God in the centre of your fertility journey and growing towards Him together. Read the testimonies & enroll here: bekahyawn.com/course ✨If you would like personal support on your journey but are not sure how to get started, book a free 10-minute consult with me here: bekahyawn.com/consult
There's a moment in every growing business where you look at your diary and feel something unexpected.Uncomfortable.Not because things are going wrong. But because you've grown. And the business you're running and the business you're meant to be running are starting to look like 2 different things.In this episode of Simple Business Dream Life I'm getting really honest about the cost of keeping clients you've outgrown. The decision I avoided for longer than I should have. The rebuild that followed. And why it was the best thing I ever did for my business and for the clients I serve now.This isn't about bad clients. It's about growth. And what happens when you stay somewhere your business has already moved on from.In this episode I cover:The energy cost of working with the wrong clients and why it bleeds into everythingThe identity cost and how it keeps you anchored to an older version of your businessThe financial cost of a full diary that's quietly blocking your growthThe courage it takes to make the decision you already know you need to makeWhy letting go isn't abandonment. It's the most generous thing you can doHow focusing your messaging changed everything even when it meant a rebuildThis episode is for you if your diary feels full but your energy feels empty. If your messaging is trying to speak to everyone and landing with no one quite right. If you can see clearly the business you want to be running but keep putting off the decisions that would get you there.Key TakeawaysWhy a full diary of the wrong clients is a comfortable ceiling not securityHow trying to speak to everyone dilutes your message and blocks your dream clientsThe real cost of staying somewhere your business has already outgrownWhy the rebuild is worth it even when the middle bit feels vulnerableHow to get honest about where you do your best work and build around thatMentioned in this episodeThe SCALE Mastermind. For established 6 figure business owners ready to build the right business with the right clients. https://emmahine.co.uk/the-scale-mastermindThe Simplicity Club. Clarity, strategy and community for £29 a month. https://emmahine.co.uk/the-simplicity-clubWant to connect? Find me here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamemmahineLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emma-hineWebsite: https://www.emmahine.co.ukYou Tube: https://www.youtube.com/@EmmaHineStrategy
In today's deeply personal episode, Marley shares one of the biggest lessons and initiations she is currently moving through: learning how to truly surrender.After weeks of consistent meditation and profound inner reflection, she reveals the powerful realization that transformed her perspective on control, faith, manifestation, and trusting life's unfolding.If you've ever struggled to let go of an outcome, felt attached to a relationship, financial goal, or dream, or found yourself trying to force life into a particular direction, this episode offers a powerful invitation to release your grip and trust something greater.Get Instant Access To My FREE Training: Clear Your Limiting BeliefsIf you're an entrepreneur who feels like you're doing all the things but still not seeing the results you know you're capable of, this training is for you.Join me live as I walk you through my proven process for uncovering and clearing the subconscious beliefs that may be keeping you stuck. This is the exact work I've used with thousands of entrepreneurs to help them create more alignment, abundance, and success in their businesses.Save your spot for the free training and learn the tool that has transformed my life, my business, and the lives of my clients.www.marleyrose.ca/clearIn This Episode We Cover:Why surrender is often hardest in the areas we care about mostThe hidden connection between attachment and unhealed emotional woundsHow fear causes us to control, manipulate, and force outcomesThe difference between inspired action and action driven by fearWhy trusting life can actually create faster, easier resultsThe role meditation has played in receiving deeper intuition and guidanceThe surprising airport luggage analogy that changed everythingThe pickle jar metaphor and what it teaches us about receiving supportWhy letting go isn't giving upHow to identify the emotional void behind what you're chasingThe relationship between faith, trust, and manifestationKey TakeawaysThe areas where surrender feels impossible are usually the areas carrying the deepest fear, attachment, or unmet need.When we try to force outcomes, we're operating from the belief that we must make everything happen ourselves rather than trusting a greater intelligence at work.The more we heal the emotional wound underneath our desires, the less attached we become to specific outcomes.Surrender doesn't mean sitting back and doing nothing. It means taking aligned action while releasing attachment to how and when results arrive.Many of the greatest manifestations arrive in ways we never could have planned ourselves. Trusting the unfolding often creates outcomes beyond what we imagined possible.Journal QuestionsWhat am I trying to control right now?What am I afraid would happen if I let go?What emotional need am I expecting this outcome to fulfill?What would it look like to trust that this is already being taken care of?Where can I replace force with faith?Memorable Quote"The only reason we don't let go is because we don't trust that it will be taken care of."Resources & Links✨ Join my FREE live training: Clear Your Limiting Beliefs: www.marleyrose.ca/clear ✨ Download the Higher Self App: https://www.instagram.com/higherself.app/✨ Join House Of Freedom https://www.marleyrose.ca/houseoffreedom✨ Explore my programs and coaching opportunities: linktr.ee/marleyroseharrisConnect With MarleyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/marleyroseharris/Website: https://www.marleyrose.ca/Email: hello@marleyrose.caYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@marleyroseharrisLove The Podcast?If this episode resonated with you, I would be so grateful if you left a review.Send a screenshot of your review & email it to hello@marleyrose.ca and we'll send you a special gift as a thank you for supporting the show.Thank you for being here, angel. I appreciate you more than you know.
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869 · How Disney Magic Changed Baseball - Jesse Cole and the Savannah BananasWhat happens when someone takes Walt Disney's philosophy and applies it far beyond Disney?In this episode, I sit down with Jesse Cole, founder of the Savannah Bananas and creator of Banana Ball, during their sold-out appearance at Walt Disney World's ESPN Wide World of Sports. What began as a conversation about baseball quickly became something much deeper.Jesse shares how Disney shaped him as a child, the unforgettable Typhoon Lagoon experience that still influences his leadership today, and why Walt Disney's principles of innovation, storytelling, attention to detail, and relentless "plussing" have become foundational to Banana Ball's explosive success. We also hear from Disney Sports Vice President Adam Ball about why Banana Ball and Disney make such a natural fit.This conversation isn't about baseball.It's about creating unforgettable experiences, embracing criticism, taking bold risks, building culture, and putting people first.Whether you're a Disney fan, entrepreneur, creator, leader, or someone pursuing a dream, the lessons in this episode are powerful, practical, and deeply inspiring.In this episode you'll discover:How Disney influenced Jesse Cole's visionThe surprising connection between Walt Disney and Banana BallWhy fan-first thinking changes everythingThe importance of "plussing" every experienceLessons in leadership, innovation, and resilienceWhy criticism may be a sign you're doing something meaningfulJesse Cole - InstagramThe Savannah Bananas - Instagram - YouTube
AI can generate an answer in seconds. The harder question is whether it is the right answer to the right question, and what you actually do with it.In this episode, Kate Megaw, Anu Smalley, and Ryan Smith dig into what “human in the loop” really means, and why so many AI transformations are failing. Forbes puts enterprise generative AI failure near 95%, and RAND says more than 80% of AI projects miss. The pattern echoes the early Agile years: chasing a shiny tool without knowing what problem it solves.AI sees the data. Humans see the story behind it. The human brings context, ethics, and judgment, and stays the ethical guardian who catches the hallucination and the answer that is right for the wrong reasons.In this episode, we discuss:The human algorithm - turning AI outputs into real outcomes through context, ethics, and judgmentWhy AI sees the data but only humans see the story behind itAnu's five workflow principles for human-led AI, including protecting the retro and naming a human decision owner for every recommendationWhy so many AI transformations fail, and how it mirrors the early Agile yearsAI-enabled vs. AI-native organizations, and why native winsUsing AI as a tool versus trusting it to run the businessChoosing the right tool for the job instead of defaulting to one model for everythingThe ethical guardian role - catching not just what AI gets wrong, but what it gets right for the wrong reasonsKnowing when to trust AI, when to challenge it, and when to override it Just because AI can do something does not mean it should. That is where humans come in. We are not using AI to replace thinking. We are creating more space for higher quality thinking for the human in the loop.Referenced in this episode: the documentary How I Became an Apocalyptimist (Daniel Rohrer), the Conan O'Brien podcast on how tools change but the task doesn't, the New York Times feature on Box adding AI roles, and the AI-native shift discussed at the Miro Canvas conference.
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We've all seen the ugly version. The screaming. The lawyers. The kids stuck in the middle, learning to pack a bag every week and tiptoe between two worlds that can't stand each other. But what if I told you it doesn't have to look like that?In this episode, I sit down with Sarah Armstrong — author of The Mom's Guide to a Good Divorce: What to Think Through When Children Are Involved and The Art of the Juggling Act: Bite-Size Guides for Working Parents — for an honest, hopeful conversation about something most people don't believe is even possible: a good divorce.And here's the thing. Sarah and I both lived it. We're two parents who went through divorce, kept our kids out of the crossfire, and came out the other side with families that are still families. I've been divorced for over 30 years, remarried for 30, and we still hug at the holidays. So this isn't theory. This is two moms telling you it can be done.Sarah will be the first to say she's not an advocate for divorce. No one gets married planning to get divorced. But when a couple does land there — and half of them do — our children are the ones whose lives get turned upside down by a decision they never got to make. And we owe it to them not to let them become collateral damage.What You'll Hear in This EpisodeWhy "a good divorce" isn't a fantasy — and the moment Sarah's seven-year-old daughter, Grace, defined it better than any expert ever couldThe "compartmentalization muscle" — how to feel your big emotions fully without letting your kids carry the weight of themWhy slamming your ex in front of your child is the same as slamming your child (because they're half that other person)The parent-teacher conference moment that revealed just how rare healthy co-parenting really isWhat it means to stand on the same side of the soccer field — and why that small choice tells your child everythingThe one question I ask every couple before they go down this path, and why it once brought a parent to tearsSarah's final reflection: how to embrace your new normal, look ahead, and stop dwelling in the negativesThis conversation is full of heart, honesty, and a good dose of humor, because even in a divorce, you should still be allowed to laugh.About Sarah ArmstrongSarah spent her career in the corporate global marketing world and never planned to become an author. Then her own divorce — and the friends who kept asking how she did it so well — turned into a book that now travels in the purses of women going through the hardest season of their lives, keeping them calm. Her work is built around one belief: a good divorce is a possible outcome if you stay focused on it and put in the effort.Resources for YouThe Mom's Guide to a Good Divorce and The Art of the Juggling Act by Sarah Armstrong — find everything at gooddivorce.guideRaising Happy Toddlers by Celia Kibler — available at beabetterparent.comBe A Better Parent App — download at beabetterparent.com for on-demand, real-time parenting support right when you need it mostIf you're walking through divorce right now, please hear me: it's scary, and it takes real courage. Ask for the help. You deserve it, and you're worthy of it.And if this episode gave you hope — or you know someone who needs it — share it, leave a review, and pass it along. There are so many parents out there feeling lost in this, and your share might be the thing that helps them give themselves some grace.As always, I wish you days filled with peace, love, and lots of laughter. Laughter really is the best medicine.
What happens when experience becomes perspective?Every year, thousands of retail real estate professionals descend on Las Vegas looking for answers.Where are rents headed? Who's expanding? What's the next opportunity? Which relationships will create the next great deal?But before the meetings begin and before the convention floor opens, there's a more important question worth asking:What actually separates the people and companies that consistently outperform everyone else?Recorded on the eve of ICSC Las Vegas, this special Retail Retold conversation flips the script. Adam Ifshin steps into the host chair and turns the microphone on Chris Ressa, creating a rare opportunity to go beyond the public persona and explore the experiences, decisions, and leadership lessons that shaped his career.Together, they unpack everything from career-defining pivots and hard-earned management lessons to navigating uncertainty, building high-performing teams, and leading through pressure. The result is a candid conversation about what it takes to grow from dealmaker to operator and why leadership matters more than ever in today's retail real estate environment.The timing couldn't be better.Retail real estate is entering a new chapter. Supply remains constrained. Retailers continue to adapt. Landlords are operating from a position of strength. Yet favorable market conditions alone don't create lasting success.The organizations pulling ahead today are doing something different. They're building teams that trust one another, developing leaders who can perform under pressure, and creating cultures where accountability and ambition coexist.As the industry gathered in Las Vegas for its biggest week of the year, Adam and Chris explored the principles that drive long-term success on the convention floor, in the boardroom, and across the careers of the people leading the business forward.The deals made at ICSC mattered.The people leading them matter even more.What You'll HearWhy Chris left DLC and what brought him back less than a year laterThe lunch conversation that led to his promotion to COOLessons learned from growing from leasing rep to executive leadershipThe leadership mistake Chris still works on todayHow DLC navigated the uncertainty of COVID without layoffsWhy culture and trust matter more than real estate expertise aloneChris's framework for building teams people want to work forThe career advice that shaped his approach to leadership and successChapters00:01 — Adam turns the tablesFor the first time, Chris Ressa takes the guest seat as Adam Ifshin steps in as host.01:56 — Finding the right fitChris reflects on his early career and the decision that brought him to DLC.03:10 — The grass isn't always greenerWhy leaving DLC became one of the most important lessons of Chris's career.05:37 — The second chapterReturning to DLC creates the foundation for years of growth and leadership.06:13 — A lunch that changed everythingThe unexpected conversation that led to Chris becoming COO.07:27 — Learning from a different perspectiveChris shares what he's learned from working closely with Adam Ifshin.09:11 — The leadership mistake that never goes awayThe challenge of letting go, delegating, and leading through others.10:45 — Leading through the unknownHow COVID became a defining moment for DLC's leadership team.13:26 — The age of the operatorWhy execution, culture, and leadership are becoming the industry's greatest differentiators..14:20 — Building teams people want to run through walls forChris's philosophy on trust, accountability, and creating winning teams.16:43 — The hardest worker in the roomThe mindset that shaped Chris's career and leadership style.18:22 — A personal momentThe story behind introducing Adam to Chris's father and why it mattered.19:22 — Looking back before looking aheadReflections on leadership, mentorship, and the people who shape a career.
#349: In this month's solo episode, I'm kicking off our visibility series with a reframe I've been sitting with for a while — and one that's genuinely changed how I think about what it means to be seen as an ambitious woman.We've been told that visibility is the goal. Get in the room. Be everywhere. Make sure the right people see you. And I used to believe that. But after watching what happens to women who reach the top and just keep pushing more of the same, I started to think we've been chasing the wrong thing.In this episode I'm breaking down the difference between being visible and truly being seen, why they aren't the same thing, and introducing a framework that ambitious woman needs before she hits her biggest milestone. Because every peak has a ceiling, and if you don't have a plan for what comes after, the other side can be a really steep fall.What we're getting into:The real difference between visibility and being seen — and why it changes everythingThe post-peak pivot framework and why you need one before you reach the topWhy building in public has real limits — and what oversharing can cost youHow to stop giving your power away to gatekeepers and reclaim ownership of how you show upThis episode is for you if…You've been measuring your success by how many people are watching instead of whether the right people actually see you.You're chasing visibility but something about it feels hollow or exhausting.You've hit a milestone and aren't sure what the smart next move looks like.You want to stop building for the applause and start building for the long game.You're ready to make one strategic decision about how you show up — one that protects your power and moves you toward what's actually next.Sponsors:Nebula | Go to Nebula: Spiritual Guidance Space https://get.appnebula.co/AaEA/nwheasi3 and get 3 minutes for free to chat with 3 psychics matched to you.Rula | Rula makes it easier to find licensed therapists and psychiatrists who are actually in-network with your insurance. Visit rula.com/lucky to get started.Shopify | Sign up for your $1 per month trial today at shopify.com/lucky.Nutrafol | For a limited time, Nutrafol is offering our listeners $10 off your first month's subscription and free shipping when you visit nutrafol.com and enter promo code BALANCEDLESKeep in Touch with Les:Ready to apply what you hear? Subscribe to the She's So Lucky Newsletter to get weekly episode guides and journal prompts: https://shessolucky.kit.com/newsletterSubscribe to The Lucky Playbook on Substack: https://lesalfred.substack.com/Follow Les on IG @lesalfredFollow She's So Lucky on IG @shessoluckypodFollow Les on TikTok @theluckylesFollow She's So Lucky on TikTokVisit our website at shessoluckypodcast.comThis episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.Produced by Dear Media See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Scott Leibfried's grandfather sold the family business at 60 with more money than he'd ever seen. He was generous, he lived long, and he ran out. That story is why Scott has spent 28 years in wealth management — and it's why he wrote Climbing Wealth.Episode SummaryIn this episode, Gabe sits down with Scott Leibfried, a Midwest-based financial advisor with 28 years of experience, to explore the parallels between mountain climbing and financial planning. From the moment Scott summited Long's Peak without a guide and couldn't wait to get back down, to guiding clients through the retirement red zone, this conversation is full of practical lessons about what it takes to navigate the second half of your financial life. Listeners will walk away with a clearer picture of what a real advisory team looks like, what triggers people to finally get serious, and why the descent matters just as much as the climb.About Scott LeibfriedScott Leibfried is a financial advisor and wealth manager with 28 years of experience, based in the Midwest. He grew up in eastern Iowa working in his family's agricultural business and attended the University of Northern Iowa before entering the financial services industry. Over his career, Scott has built a multi-generational, multi-specialist advisory team focused on financial planning, investment management, tax strategy, and estate planning. He is the author of Climbing Wealth, which draws on his experiences summiting mountains including Mont Blanc, the Grand Teton, and Grand Paradiso to illustrate the decisions that define financial success.What We CoverHow Scott's grandfather selling the family business became the origin of his entire career — and what two small decisions would have changed everythingThe shift from a commission-driven industry to a planning-first model, and why it matters for clients todayWhat happened on Long's Peak without a guide that convinced Scott to never climb — or advise — alone againThe retirement red zone: the five years before and after retirement when the most consequential financial decisions get madeWhy a real advisory team is built across generations and specialties, not just people sharing a copierThe story of a client who retired at 58 against one advisor's advice — and used those five years before his death to live fullyResources MentionedClimbing Wealth by Scott Leibfried — available on AmazonConnect with Scott LeibfriedEmail: scott@climbingwealthbook.comSupport the show
We have been looking forward to this conversation for a long time, and it did not disappoint.Mike Prince is a friend of the Eversio family, founder of the Conscious Man Project, and a coach who helps men stop performing their lives and start actually living them. He is the kind of guest that makes you put your phone down and just listen. And if you have a man in your life who you love and quietly worry about, this one is especially for you.Mike walked away from the identity he had spent decades building: high-achieving athlete, corporate leader, husband, father, the guy with everything. At the peak of it, he felt completely empty. A Lyme disease diagnosis became the forced pause that changed everything. What he built in that stillness, he now helps other men find. He calls it conscious creation.This conversation went deep, fast, and it did not stay in the lane of men only. We talked about masculine and feminine energy, what women unknowingly do that makes it harder for their partners to heal, and what it actually looks like to design a day with intention rather than obligation. Whether you showed up today as a woman, a partner, a mother, or someone in the middle of your own reckoning, this episode will give you something real to work with.What You Will Learn In This EpisodeWhat it actually means to be an unconscious creator and the one habit that keeps most people there without realizing itWhat men are almost never able to name in a first coaching session and why naming it changes everythingThe physical toll of living out of alignment and why the body starts speaking when nothing else willWhat well-meaning partners do that feels supportive but actually makes it harder for men to find their wayWhy congratulating your man for grinding might be the thing quietly costing you the relationshipThe difference between masculine and feminine energy that has nothing to do with gender, and why both of you need bothHow Mike's Lyme disease shifted from purely physical to something he now calls his greatest giftWhat a consciously designed day actually looks like for someone who is not a monk and has three kids and a full lifeThe one thing Mike's male clients resist the most, and then cannot stop talking about after they try itWhat Mike wants his three boys to understand about being a man that took him far too long to learn himselfResources Mentioned:The Conscious Man Retreat: www.consciouscreator.worldEversio Wellness Chaga mushroom: https://www.eversiowellness.com/products/chaga-mushroom-extract?variant=42490371211463Shop all Eversio Wellness mushrooms: https://www.eversiowellness.com/collections/all-productsConnect with Mike:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theconsciouscreatorcoachWebsite: https://www.consciouscreator.worldYour Next Steps:Shop Eversio Wellness: https://www.eversiowellness.com/en-us/collections/all-productsUse code PODCAST15 for 15% off your order: https://www.eversiowellness.com/discount/PODCAST15Follow us on Instagram @eversiowellness: https://www.instagram.com/eversiowellness/
What if the thing holding you back isn't a lack of strategy, another course, a better business plan, Human Design, AI, Astrology, or even more information...What if it's a lack of self-trust?In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, I sit down with Karla Maree to talk about self-trust, visibility, Human Design, AI, building a seven-figure business, single motherhood, freedom, and what it really takes to back yourself when life gets messy.Three years after her last appearance on the Dream Makers Podcast, Karla returns to share the journey from divorce and rebuilding her life to creating a thriving seven-figure business built around freedom, alignment and doing things her way.Together, we explore:Why self-trust is the foundation of everythingThe real reason so many women stay stuckBuilding a business after divorceSingle motherhood, freedom and financial independenceHuman Design, Astrology and understanding yourself more deeplyAI as a tool for business and creativityVisibility, criticism and learning to be seenPeople-pleasing, codependency and backing yourselfCreating safety, structure and nervous system support in businessWhy action creates confidence more than information ever willWhat it takes to build a business that actually works for your lifeThis conversation is full of truth bombs, practical wisdom and reminders that the version of you you're becoming is built one brave decision at a time.Connect with Karla:Instagram: @iam.karlamareeWebsite: karlamaree.coAnd remember...You can listen to all the podcasts, read all the books, study all the frameworks and collect all the insights in the world.But at some point, you have to create a container of time to make it real.To build the thing.To make the offer.To take the next brave step.For more Dream Maker resources, podcast episodes and a copy of Let Your Vision Be Bigger Than Your Bullsh*t, head to cbdreammaker.com/visionxx CB
Send us Fan MailTrying a holistic approach to endo but not seeing the results you hoped for? In this episode, I'm breaking down the 5 things that will truly determine your success, and it goes way beyond what's on your plate.In this episode, we cover:Why your mindset is the foundation of everythingThe importance of committing to the long game (and how to stay motivated when progress feels slow)Why having the right coach or support system is a game-changerWhat a true holistic approach actually looks likeHow cultivating gratitude for your body can transform your healing journeyReflection question: Which of these 5 pillars is your weakest area right now? Subscribe to the Aligned to Rise Podcast: Apple | SpotifyConnect w/ Alyssa:InstagramWebsiteWork w/ Alyssa:Free Period Pain PlaybookWork with me 1:1Learn more about AlyssaDisclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only. This may not be the best fit for you and your personal situation. It shall not be construed as medical advice. The information and education provided here is not intended or implied to supplement or replace professional medical treatment, advice, and/or diagnosis. Always check with your own physician or medical professional before trying or implementing any information read here.
What if the secret to success isn't working harder?In this episode of Inventive Journey, Devin Miller sits down with entrepreneur and business coach Liam Naden to discuss the extraordinary journey that completely changed Liam's understanding of success, fulfillment, and entrepreneurship.After building multiple successful businesses and achieving financial success, Liam found himself overwhelmed by stress, burnout, and unhappiness. Despite having the dream home, money, freedom, and business success he always wanted, something still felt deeply wrong. Eventually, everything collapsed. Liam lost his businesses, marriage, home, and financial security, forcing him to rebuild his life from scratch.But what happened next surprised him.Instead of rebuilding through hustle, rigid goals, and nonstop pressure, Liam began operating differently. He stopped trying to force outcomes and focused instead on intuition, simplicity, flexibility, and taking one step at a time. Unexpected opportunities started appearing naturally, eventually leading him to rebuild financially and create a location-independent lifestyle traveling and sailing throughout Europe.In this powerful conversation, Liam shares:Why hustle culture often creates burnout instead of fulfillmentThe hidden dangers of ignoring intuition in business decisionsHow lowering expenses can increase entrepreneurial freedomWhy external success does not automatically create happinessHow he rebuilt after losing everythingThe difference between forcing outcomes and allowing opportunities to emergeWhy overthinking can damage decision-makingHow entrepreneurs can reduce stress while improving performanceLiam also discusses the importance of simplifying life and business, challenging the modern obsession with endless productivity and constant growth. His story offers a refreshing perspective for entrepreneurs who feel trapped by pressure, burnout, or the belief that success must always come through struggle.One of the most memorable parts of the episode is Liam's realization that what he truly wanted was not money itself, but the feeling he believed success would create. Ironically, he only found that feeling after letting go of the exhausting systems and expectations he once believed were required.Whether you're building a startup, recovering from setbacks, or reevaluating your entrepreneurial goals, this episode offers practical wisdom and a thought-provoking alternative to traditional business advice.If you've ever wondered whether there's a healthier way to succeed in business without sacrificing your peace of mind, this conversation is worth listening to.To chat about this one-on-one, grab a free consult at strategymeeting.com
SIGN UP FOR IDENTITYELEVATION2026.COMSay hi on TikTokSay Hi on InstagramHenry@vibeabundant.com---What if the life you're trying so hard to create isn't waiting for more effort... but for a new identity?In this powerful episode of the Positive Mindset Podcast, Henry Lawrence guides you through a transformational frequency shift designed to help you stop chasing success, love, abundance, and validation—and start becoming the version of yourself that naturally attracts them.Through guided breathwork, identity reprogramming, and powerful affirmations, you'll discover why your current results are a reflection of your current identity—and how to shift into the version of yourself that feels worthy, magnetic, abundant, and complete right now.If you've been stuck in self-doubt, overthinking, scarcity, or constantly feeling like you need to do more before you're enough, this episode will challenge everything you believe about manifestation, confidence, and personal growth.Inside this episode:✅ How to stop operating from lack and desperation✅ The hidden reason you're attracting the same results✅ Why identity creates reality✅ Powerful affirmations to rewire your subconscious mind✅ How to become magnetic to opportunities, success, and abundance✅ The mindset shift that changes everythingThe version of you who has what you desire already exists.The question is:Are you ready to become them?
What if the biggest problem in your marriage isn't the argument… but the way you argue? In this episode of Married AF, we celebrate a huge milestone, 500,000 downloads, and then dive straight into one of the most important relationship communication conversations we've ever had: why so many couples are trying to win arguments instead of understanding each other.We break down the hidden communication habits quietly damaging marriages, emotional intimacy, dating relationships, friendships, and even faith conversations. From shutting down emotionally to mentally preparing your comeback while your spouse is still talking, we unpack why modern conflict resolution feels more exhausting than productive and what healthy communication actually looks like.We also walk through five practical tools for better marriage communication and healthier relationships:How to stop treating conversations like competitionsWhy undistracted presence changes everythingThe power of asking better questionsHow to find common ground even during disagreementWhy grace and truth matter in every hard conversationIf you're struggling with marital issues, emotional disconnect, intimacy challenges, recurring fights, or feeling unheard in your relationship, this episode offers practical marriage advice and support you can actually use. Whether you're newly married, dating, navigating relationship challenges, or simply trying to communicate better with the people you love, this conversation will challenge the way you think about conflict, happiness, love, and connection.This episode is packed with:Marriage adviceRelationship communicationConflict resolution toolsChristian marriage coachingEmotional intimacy insightsCommunication strategiesDating and newlywed adviceBiblical perspectives on relationships and ChristianityPractical support for healthier marriagesBecause sometimes the strongest marriages aren't the ones that never fight… they're the ones that learn how to fight without destroying each other.
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In this episode of Building Doors, host Lauren Karan sits down with Daryl Sadgrove, a leader who has worked across healthcare, telecommunications, e-commerce, logistics, education, and professional services before joining Struber, a business focused on unlocking human potential in infrastructure. Daryl brings a rare cross sector lens to one of the industry's most stubborn challenges: flatlining productivity.From his time at Telstra under David Thodey through to his current role as CEO of Struber, Daryl reveals what actually creates momentum in large organizations. He challenges the belief that AI is a magic bullet, warning that accelerating an inefficient model only makes things worse, faster.Daryl also shares a powerful sliding doors moment from his time at Australia Post during COVID, when a reactive fear based decision could have led to mass layoffs, but curiosity and analysis unlocked 20% year on year growth. He makes the case that infrastructure's real constraints aren't technical, they are human. And he explains why leaders must supercharge their people with AI, not replace them.Tune in for a thought provoking conversation on productivity, legacy, and the future of infrastructure leadership.What You'll Learn in This Episode:Building Momentum in Large Organizations:How strategic clarity from the top creates a “tsunami” of alignmentWhy leaders need to repeat strategy until they are sick of it, at least seven times via different channelsThe power of hyper effective meetings: narrow focus, clear outcomes, and the right people onlyThe Productivity Paradox in Infrastructure:Why infrastructure productivity is 2% below 1990 levels despite the internet, mobile phones, and AIHow communication, collaboration, and culture are the three biggest constraints, according to Infrastructure AustraliaThe danger of treating “soft skills” as a nice to have when they unlock millions in ROIAI as a Leadership Opportunity, Not a Shortcut: Why AI can make bad systems, bad data, and bad culture worse, fasterThe difference between using AI to replace people versus supercharging themA real life case study: a new hire in her second week building an AI powered infrastructure project pipeline that blew Daryl's mindThe Sliding Doors Moment at Australia Post During COVID: How fear nearly led to 10,000 layoffs and why pausing to question assumptions changed everythingThe power of internal research, curiosity, and reframing risk as opportunityWhy the “best case scenario” of 50% growth became reality, not the worst caseAI, Human Connection, and the Future of Work: Why humans will still deliver infrastructure for decades (10,000 people on a job site is not going away)How to use AI to accelerate your own voice, not replace itThe two business models: cut staff and gain 50% productivity OR supercharge everyone and gain 300%Legacy, Leadership, and Being Present: Why Daryl's legacy is translating solutions across industry silosThe importance of being truly home when you are home, with family, not just in bodyKey Quotes from Daryl Sadgrove:“Communication, collaboration, and culture are the biggest constraints holding projects back.”“You don't need everyone on the bus. You need critical mass.”“If you're not sick of repeating the strategy, you probably haven't communicated it enough.”“AI can make bad systems worse faster.”“The businesses that win with AI will be the ones that supercharge people, not replace them.”“People are craving human connection more than ever.”“Leadership clarity matters exponentially more in the AI era.”“The future belongs to organizations that unlock human potential.”“Infrastructure productivity is still sitting below where it was in 1990.”About Our Guest:Daryl Sadgrove is a leader who has worked across healthcare, telecommunications (Telstra), e-commerce, logistics, education, and professional services before joining Struber, a business focused on unlocking the human constraints in infrastructure. He has seen what works in high performing organizations and what does not. A former GM of Innovation at Telstra, a musician, and a golfer in training, Daryl brings cross-sector wisdom, strategic clarity, and a deep belief that people, not technology, are the real accelerators.About Your Host:Lauren Karan, founder of Karan & Co. and host of Building Doors, is dedicated to helping professionals unlock their potential. Through insightful interviews and real-life stories, Lauren empowers listeners to create opportunities and thrive in their careers.How You Can Support the Podcast:Subscribe and leave a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Share this episode with anyone interested in construction leadership, retention, team culture, and building a more inclusive industry Connect with Daryl Sadgrove on LinkedIn.Stay Connected:Follow Lauren and the Building Doors podcast on LinkedIn.Subscribe to the Building Doors newsletter for exclusive content.Let's Connect:Want to be a guest or share feedback? Email us at reachout@buildingdoors.com.au.Thank you for listening! It's time to stop waiting and start building.
In this deeply personal episode of Transform With Travel, Kelly Tolliday shares the emotional rollercoaster of weeks 4 - 6 in La Barra, Uruguay with Boundless Life.What started as an exciting worldschooling adventure quickly turned into a crash course in the realities of living overseas — navigating injuries, grief, missing major family milestones back home, extreme weather, and the emotional complexity of leaving behind a strong village in Florida.But through every hard moment, one thing became crystal clear: the power of community.Kelly opens up about:Missing family milestones and family lossMultiple surfing and back injuries Why having a built-in village through Boundless Life changed everythingThe unexpected transformation that happens when you allow new people into your life overseasThis episode is an honest look at what people don't always talk about when it comes to worldschooling, family travel, and relocating abroad: life doesn't pause just because you move somewhere beautiful.And yet… even through the hard moments, there's still magic in slowing down, watching the ocean every day, and creating a life that feels deeply aligned.In This Episode:Why Kelly's family chose Uruguay for their first Boundless Life programThe emotional reality of leaving a strong support system at homeBuilding deep friendships quickly while living abroadThe “week 4 slump” many families experience during long-term travelHow the Boundless Life community became a true support networkWhy village and community matter more than locationReflections on parenting, identity, and personal growth overseasSurfing injuries, SI joint rehab, and navigating healthcare abroadMid-cohort travel to Punta del Diablo & Santa Teresa National ParkThe beauty and difficulty of creating a life outside your comfort zoneMentioned in This Episode:Boundless LifeLa Barra, UruguayWorkschoolingEpisode #55: Parenting Across Cultures with Elodie FourchaudBoundless Life Discount Code :)If you're considering a Boundless Life program and want to ask questions about Kelly's experience, feel free to reach out.Use code KELTOL11 for €400 off your first program.(And yes — Kelly shares transparently that she also receives a future program credit if you use the code.)Connect & Follow Along :)Podcast: Transform With TravelInstagram: @kelly.tollidayFollow the family's Uruguay & worldschooling journey for more honest reflections on travel, parenting, surf life, and building community abroad :)
What if the biggest thing holding you back isn't laziness, lack of discipline, or motivation, but something deeper happening beneath the surface?In this episode, together with Kam Knight, we explore the hidden force he calls “internal resistance”, the invisible mental and emotional friction that keeps people stuck, procrastinating, overthinking, and delaying the life they genuinely want.We unpack why knowing what to do is often not enough, how resistance disguises itself in subtle and self-sabotaging ways, and why even highly motivated people struggle to take action on the things that matter most.Kam shares practical insights into the psychology of resistance, the difference between your wants and the forces working against them, and the sneaky “tricks of resistance” that quietly keep people trapped in familiar patterns.This conversation is a powerful reminder that personal growth is not just about learning new strategies, it's about understanding the inner battle happening every day inside your mind.If you've ever felt frustrated by procrastination, self-sabotage, inconsistency, or the gap between what you want and what you actually do, this episode will give you a completely new perspective.In this episode, we explore:Why motivation alone is not enoughThe hidden psychology behind procrastinationHow internal resistance keeps you stuckThe emotional cost of avoiding actionWhy self-awareness changes everythingThe subtle tricks your mind uses to stay comfortableHow to start moving towards the life you truly wantListen now to uncover the hidden resistance holding you back, and take the first step towards creating meaningful change in your life.Kam Knight is an author, coach, and speaker specialising in mental performance, motivation, and the psychology of internal resistance.After being laid off from his first job, he began exploring learning and memory techniques while preparing for the highly challenging CPA exam, eventually discovering tools like mind mapping and speed reading that transformed his approach to growth and performance. His work now focuses on helping people understand why they often struggle to follow through on goals despite having the motivation and desire to succeed, exploring the powerful relationship between wants, resistance, and the hidden “tricks of resistance” that keep people stuck.Website: https://kamknight.comSocial Media:https://instagram.com/ikamknighthttps://facebook.com/ikamknighthttps://youtube.com/@ikamknighthttps://linkedin.com/in/ikamknight/https://tiktok.com/@ikamknight
What happens when heaven opens over a life fully surrendered to God?In this message, we explore what Scripture reveals about living with greater awareness of God's presence, greater trust in His provision, and greater boldness for His mission.Throughout the Bible, moments of open heaven were never just emotional experiences—they led to revelation, transformation, generosity, and evangelism.In this message, you'll hear about:What it means to live under an open heavenHow God reveals Himself to hungry heartsWhy increasing your awareness of His presence changes everythingThe difference between chasing temporary things and pursuing Jesus HimselfHow to steward God's blessings with wisdom and generosityWhy open doors for evangelism require both prayer and obedienceThrough passages from Joel 2, Ezekiel 1, Genesis 28, Malachi 3, Acts 7, Colossians 4, and more, this sermon challenges believers to stop living casually around the things of God and start pursuing Him deeply.Because an open heaven isn't just about what God gives—it's about seeing Him clearly, trusting Him fully, and walking through every door He opens.The question is no longer “What now?”The question is: Will you respond to what heaven is opening before you?
As we arrive at the final week of Sefirat HaOmer, Rabbi Yisroel Bernath explores the profound and deeply practical world of Malchut, the sefirah of sovereignty, presence, dignity, and embodiment. In Chassidic thought, Malchut is not about domination or ego-driven power, but about becoming a grounded vessel for truth, connection, and Divine presence. Through powerful analogies, relatable stories, and authentic Kabbalistic teachings, this class explores what it means to lead without controlling, to receive without shame, and to stand in your worth without needing to prove yourself. Malchut is where spirituality stops being theoretical and finally becomes lived reality.Key Points:Malchut as “sovereignty through humility,” not control or dominationWhy true leadership creates space instead of demanding attentionThe paradox of Malchut: having nothing of its own, yet revealing everythingThe symbolism of the moon, the sea, and the womb in Chassidic teachingsHow listening, receptivity, and emotional presence create deeper relationshipsThe difference between grounded confidence and ego-driven authorityWhy many people struggle more with receiving than givingShabbat and Malchut: learning to stop striving and simply dwellHow to embody dignity without needing external validationTurning everyday moments into vessels for the Shechinah, the Divine Presence#Judaism #Kabbalah #Malchut #SefiratHaOmer #chassidus #JewishWisdom #presence #Leadership #humility #spiritualgrowth #Authenticity #DivinePresence #Shechinah #EmotionalGrowth #SelfWorth #Relationships #Mindfulness #personalgrowth #Shabbat #InnerWork A Brand-New Four Part Kabbalah Series - Turning Walls into DoorwaysHow to Transform Life's Obstacles into the Path to Your Greatest GrowthWhy do we keep hitting the same emotional walls? Why do certain fears, insecurities, patterns, and painful circumstances keep showing up in our lives, despite our best efforts to change? Access HERE https://www.jewishndg.com/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=102 Available now:Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/Forgiveness-Experiment-What-Would-Your/dp/1069217638Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FR2QNJL6Audiobook: https://bit.ly/4tPFZhVSupport the showGot your own question for Rabbi Bernath? He can be reached at rabbi@jewishndg.com or http://www.theloverabbi.comSingle? You can make a profile on www.JMontreal.com and Rabbi Bernath will help you find that special someone.Donate and support Rabbi Bernath's work http://www.jewishndg.com/donateFollow Rabbi Bernath's YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/ybernathAccess Rabbi Bernath's Articles on Relationships https://medium.com/@loverabbi
Send us Fan MailAs we arrive at the final week of Sefirat HaOmer, Rabbi Yisroel Bernath explores the profound and deeply practical world of Malchut, the sefirah of sovereignty, presence, dignity, and embodiment. In Chassidic thought, Malchut is not about domination or ego-driven power, but about becoming a grounded vessel for truth, connection, and Divine presence. Through powerful analogies, relatable stories, and authentic Kabbalistic teachings, this class explores what it means to lead without controlling, to receive without shame, and to stand in your worth without needing to prove yourself. Malchut is where spirituality stops being theoretical and finally becomes lived reality.Key Points:Malchut as “sovereignty through humility,” not control or dominationWhy true leadership creates space instead of demanding attentionThe paradox of Malchut: having nothing of its own, yet revealing everythingThe symbolism of the moon, the sea, and the womb in Chassidic teachingsHow listening, receptivity, and emotional presence create deeper relationshipsThe difference between grounded confidence and ego-driven authorityWhy many people struggle more with receiving than givingShabbat and Malchut: learning to stop striving and simply dwellHow to embody dignity without needing external validationTurning everyday moments into vessels for the Shechinah, the Divine Presence#Judaism #Kabbalah #Malchut #SefiratHaOmer #chassidus #JewishWisdom #presence #Leadership #humility #spiritualgrowth #Authenticity #DivinePresence #Shechinah #EmotionalGrowth #SelfWorth #Relationships #Mindfulness #personalgrowth #Shabbat #InnerWork A Brand-New Four Part Kabbalah Series - Turning Walls into DoorwaysAccess HERE https://www.jewishndg.com/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=102 Available now:Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/Forgiveness-Experiment-What-Would-Your/dp/1069217638Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FR2QNJL6Audiobook: https://bit.ly/4tPFZhVSupport the showGot your own question for Rabbi Bernath? He can be reached at rabbi@jewishndg.com or http://www.theloverabbi.comSingle? You can make a profile on www.JMontreal.com and Rabbi Bernath will help you find that special someone.Donate and support Rabbi Bernath's work http://www.jewishndg.com/donateFollow Rabbi Bernath's YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/ybernathAccess Rabbi Bernath's Articles on Relationships https://medium.com/@loverabbi
John was a large animal vet in Ireland with no business experience, no network, and no technical background.Then he moved to Australia and decided to back himself.Nine months later, he hit his first $20,000 month building websites for local businesses using AI.In this episode, Matt Raad sits down with John to break down exactly how he did it, from getting told to F off on his very first cold call… to building recurring revenue and creating a location-independent business he can run from anywhere in the world. You'll hear:How John got his first clientsHow he uses AI for websites, copywriting, and lead generationWhy recurring revenue changes everythingThe mindset shift that helped him move countries and start from zeroWhat young professionals should understand about AI and the future of workThis is one of the most practical and inspiring digital business stories we've shared on the podcast.Want To Learn How To Digital Skills That Can Replace Your Income and Buy Back Your Lifestyle?You don't need tech skills or prior experience, just the right strategy and a proven plan. Learn how 6-figure earners are buying profitable online businesses (the smart and safe way in 2026): https://www.ebusinessinstitute.com.au/dip
Classroom management can feel like this big, intangible, confusing beast that no one can seem to nail down. Claire gets it — and this episode is her antidote to that.Five non-negotiable moves. Five things she'd hand you immediately if you came to her tomorrow and said "I'm struggling, what do I do?" No fluff, no theory — just the actual things that are within your control and that you can take into your classroom today.Because here's the thing: you can't control your students' behaviour. You can't control what they're dealing with at home, or how they're showing up. But there is so much you can control — and that's exactly where this episode lives.In this episode, Claire covers:Why classroom management feels so overwhelming — and the one reframe that changes everythingThe five non-negotiable moves Claire comes back to again and again: Ready-to-go scripts — one-liners that keep you regulated when a student pushes every button you haveRoutines — not just toilet passes, but the actual bones and heartbeat of your lessonBuy-in first — why engagement and connection have to come before everything elseCommunity building — dripping in little moments of felt safety and belonging every single lessonCrystal clear expectations — and knowing exactly how you'll respond when behaviour happensWhy leadership telling you to "get your class under control" is the wrong ask entirely — and how to feel proud of what you are doingResources mentioned:
This episode is about what it really takes to adopt a winning mindset. I break down why self-belief, honesty, and daily effort are the foundation of real progress — and why winning in life starts long before the result shows up. This episode was originally aired on 08/02/2022.Inside this episode:Why belief in yourself changes everythingThe question that reveals your real self-worthFighting for yourself instead of against yourselfWhy honesty creates progressThe inner work behind outer success⭐️YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS: Please: Subscribe + leave 5⭐️Star rating +review HEREEnjoy! xRxFIND ME ON:️INSTAGRAMSUBSTACKYOUTUBEXTHREADS
Should you be using AI for your content? The answer isn't what you think. I break down where AI is a hard no, where it's a strong yes, and why the real opportunity might not be content at all.What you'll hear:Why one-line prompts producing generic content is a HARD NO (and yes, people can tell)How training AI on your voice, frameworks, and messaging changes everythingThe 10-80-10 ruleWhy systems and automations might be the bigger AI opportunity for your businessThe truth about who's going to win as AI content floods the marketThe coaches telling real stories and training AI on strong messaging are going to crush it. The ones pumping out generic content? Already getting tuned out.Coming Soon! The Sales Sprint is a free 5-day challenge running May 18th-22nd. One small action a day. By Friday you've had real conversations with real athletes and created a genuine shot at an inquiry. I'll be coaching you live every day inside a private Telegram group. Grab your spot HERE: https://coachmichellelake.lpages.co/sales-sprint/Let me know what you think! If you enjoy the podcast, I'd be so grateful if you left a star rating or written review on your podcast platform of choice. Thanks for listening!Website | Follow Michelle on IG
What happens to a man's body after 40?After 40, men experience a decline in testosterone, increased fat storage (especially belly fat), muscle loss, slower recovery, reduced sleep quality, joint issues, and increased stress levels. However, these changes can be slowed or reversed through proper training, nutrition, sleep, and lifestyle habits.Episode SummaryWhat's really going on with your body after 40?If you've noticed:More belly fatLess muscleLow energyPoor sleepSlower recoveryYou're not imagining it.In this episode, Funk Roberts breaks down the 7 major physiological changes that happen to men in their 40s, 50s, 60s and beyond—and more importantly, what you can do to reverse, slow down, and dominate your second half of life. In This Episode, You'll Learn:Why testosterone drops and how it affects EVERYTHINGThe truth about muscle loss (sarcopenia) and how to reverse itWhy belly fat increases—and why it's dangerousHow recovery slows down and what to do about itWhy joint pain and stiffness suddenly show upThe real reason your sleep is getting worseHow stress, anxiety, and burnout increase after 40The simple system to rebuild your body and healthListen to This Episode on Your Favourite Podcast Platform:Listen on Over 40 Alpha Podcast WebsiteSpotify: iTunes: YouTube Over 40 Alpha Podcast: Timestamps00:00 Introduction to Second Half Strong04:35 Understanding Changes After 4010:59 The Importance of Testosterone17:19 Muscle Loss and Sarcopenia22:40 Fat Storage and Hormonal Shifts25:41 Understanding Visceral Fat and Its Implications26:34 Lifestyle Factors Contributing to Belly Fat28:16 The Importance of Recovery and Joint Health34:38 Sleep Quality and Its Impact on Health39:12 Mental and Emotional Changes with Aging41:58 Reversing the Aging Process: Strategies for Health
In today's episode, I'm sitting down with my client Stacy, a member of the Travel Points Lounge, who has completely transformed the way her family experiences life — one trip at a time.Stacy didn't just learn how to use points. She used them. Every. Single. Month. In 2025 alone, she saved over $18,000 in travel — and she's here to tell us exactly what that looks like in real life.We get into all of it — the trips, the mindset shift, and the parts nobody talks about: how traveling more has strengthened her marriage, deepened her connection with her kids, and changed the way she moves through the world.In this episode, we cover:Why Stacy decided to start prioritizing travel (and what finally made it click)The trips she's taken — and how she booked them using pointsHow traveling every month has impacted her marriage and family relationshipsWhat she'd say to anyone who thinks this is "too complicated" or "not for me"Why she joined the Travel Points Lounge and how the community changed everythingThe real talk: This isn't a highlight reel. Stacy shares what it actually took to go from "someday" to monthly adventures — and why the investment in learning this skill was worth every penny.If you've been on the fence about whether this is possible for your life, this episode is your sign.Links & Resources Mentioned:Join the Travel Points AcademyFollow me on Instagram @pointstooparadise
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What happens after you “make it”… and realize money was never the point?In this episode, Jyoti Bansal, Founder & CEO of Harness and founder of AppDynamics (sold for $3.7B), sits down with Alisa Cohn for a conversation that cuts deeper than typical startup playbooks.This is not just about building companies. It's about what happens when the finish line disappears… and you have to decide who you are without it.Jyoti shares the unexpected identity crisis that hit after his exit, why he chose to build again anyway, and what most founders misunderstand about success, sales, and staying relevant in a world that's changing faster than your roadmap can keep up.From the brutal reality of startup milestones to the urgency of the AI transformation, this episode is a masterclass in how to think, move, and lead when the stakes are real.You'll learn:Why a worse product can still beat you (and how to prevent it)The hidden identity crisis founders face after a big exitHow to think of entrepreneurship as a craft, not a one-time eventWhy startup growth is about milestones, not perfectionThe real reason most companies fall behind during major tech shiftsHow to operate in “founder mode” when speed is everythingThe difference between product differentiation and go-to-market dominanceHow to build a scalable sales machine (not just hire “charismatic closers”)The hiring framework Jyoti uses to spot elite sales talentHow to align a company fast during high-pressure transformationThe “startup within a startup” model that creates ownership at scaleWhy transparency in numbers builds accountability across the entire orgWe talk about:00:00 The uncomfortable truth after a billion-dollar exit02:00 Why Jyoti came back to build again05:00 The founder identity crisis no one prepares you for08:00 Entrepreneurship as a craft, not a single shot11:00 The milestone framework for building successful companies15:00 The AI transformation and why most companies will lose18:00 Founder mode, speed, and making decisions in real time22:00 Aligning teams when everything is changing fast26:00 Why revenue is the only truth in business29:00 Sales as a competitive advantage 32:00 The myth of “relationship-based” selling35:00 Building a scalable, structured go-to-market machine38:00 How to hire great sales leaders (and avoid getting sold in the interview)41:00 The onboarding mistake most founders make44:00 Transparency, numbers, and company-wide accountability47:00 The “startup within a startup” model explained52:00 Ownership, incentives, and building multiple winning productsFollow Jyoti onLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jyotibansalWebsite: https://www.harness.io/Connect with Alisa!Follow Alisa Cohn on Instagram: @alisacohnTwitter: @alisacohnFacebook: facebook.com/alisa.cohnLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisacohn/Website: http://www.alisacohn.comDownload her 5 scripts for delicate conversations (and 1 to make your life better) Grab a copy of From Start-Up to Grown-Up by Alisa Cohn from Amazon
There's an assumption buried inside almost every productivity system, self-help framework, and optimization routine: that you're not enough yet. That the gap between who you are and who you should be is the central problem to solve. I've spent fifteen years in this space, and I've watched that assumption quietly do a lot of damage. My guest today has spent roughly the same amount of time making the case that sometimes the belief that you need to improve is a bigger problem than whatever you're trying to fix.Mark Manson is the author of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck and Everything Is F*cked: A Book About Hope, two of the most widely read books in the personal development space over the last decade. He's the host of the Solved podcast, where he and his research team do exhaustive, long-form deep dives on the ideas most podcasters treat like talking points. And he recently co-founded Purpose, an AI-powered platform designed to make personal growth coaching accessible at scale. Mark and I have a lot of shared territory in this conversation—and a few places where we push each other in productive directions.Six Discussion PointsThe backwards law in action: why every message of "you need to improve" carries an implicit second message—that you're not enough as you are right nowWhy optimal is suboptimal—and how relentless optimization can make the quality of your actual life measurably worse, not betterThe two dimensions of productivity most advice ignores: hours worked is not the same as leverage, and until you separate them, no system will help youWhy effort is a double-edged sword—it only creates meaningful output when it's aligned with something that actually matters to you, and it actively works against you when it isn'tHow language shapes whether an idea lands—why the same truth needs to be said differently at different moments in a person's life, and why that's not semantics, it's everythingThe question Mark poses before chasing any goal: do you actually want the costs? Not the highlights—the daily friction, the ongoing compromise, the downside of the dreamThree Connection PointsMark Manson's website and free twice-weekly newsletterThe Solved podcast: Mark's long-form, research-heavy series on the ideas people say they've heard before but haven't actually examinedLearn about Purpose, Mark's AI coaching and personal growth platformMark's most useful provocation in this conversation isn't the one with the sharpest edge. It's the quieter one: before you add another goal, another system, another layer of self-improvement, ask yourself whether you actually want to live with what it costs. Not the version of it that works. The version on the hard days. The answer to that question tells you more about whether you're chasing the right thing than any productivity metric ever will.
Most nonprofits have a budget.But very few are actually using it to make better decisions.In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha Anderson sits down with CFO Pat Fisher from The Charity CFO to break down what effective nonprofit budgeting really looks like.This is not about spreadsheets. It is about strategy.You will learn:Why every nonprofit needs a board-approved budgetThe biggest budgeting mistakes nonprofit leaders makeHow to turn your budget into a real management toolWhy involving your team changes everythingThe difference between budgeting and forecastingHow to plan for funding uncertainty and pivot with confidenceThis episode highlights Principle #12 of The Charity CFO Financial Blueprint, a framework built from working with hundreds of nonprofits.If your budget feels disconnected, outdated, or stressful, this conversation will show you a better way forward.Download The Charity CFO Financial Blueprint here.#nonprofitbudgeting #nonprofitfinance #nonprofitleadership #thecharitycfo #financialmanagementFollow Us Online
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Send us Fan MailYou ever get into one of those conversations where you think you know the subject… and then suddenly you're ten layers deeper than you ever expected to go? That's what happened here.This week on Here's What We Know, we're joined by Danny Johnson, a stand-up comedian making his mark in the world of clean comedy. We start by talking about the craft, how a joke is built, why timing matters more than the words, and how comedians actually think.And then we keep going, because comedy is more than just about being funny anymore.Now it's social media, followers, clips, going viral, and pressure. The conversation gets more and more fascinating, as one question keeps coming up: If being funny isn't enough anymore… then what is?In This Episode:The rise of clean comedy and why it's finding a bigger audienceHow comedians actually write and build materialThe pressure of social media and why it changes everythingThe difference between being funny and being successfulWhat it really means to “make it” in comedy todayAnd why some of the funniest people you've ever seen might still be figuring it outThis episode is sponsored by: Sterling Oak Cabinetry (Be sure to tell them Gary sent you!) Bio:Danny Johnson delivers clean stand-up with "Northeast sarcasm and Southern charm," making him a favorite for theaters, corporate events, churches, and community audiences nationwide. A Dry Bar Comedy featured comedian (Apple TV, Amazon & Peacock), he has appeared on Comedy Central, NateLand Live at Zanies, and shared stages with Howie Mandel, Bob Saget, and many others. A Carnival Cruise Line Comedy Challenge winner and 15-year headliner, Danny blends sharp observations, expressive physical comedy, and relatable stories into a show audiences trust and event planners rebook.Website: https://dannyjohnson.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DannyJohnsonComedyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dannyjohnsoncomedy/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/comediandannyTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dannyjohnsoncomedyConnect with Gary:Gary's WebsiteFollow Gary on InstagramGary's TiktokGary's FacebookWatch the episodes on YouTubeAdvertise on the PodcastThank you for listening. Let us know what you think about this episode. Leave us a review!
If you've been feeling in your head, second-guessing everything, or wondering why things still aren't clicking, this might hit a little too close to home. The truth is, it's not what you think… and once you see it, you won't be able to unsee it.In today's episode, we're cutting through the noise and saying it straight: your self-doubt isn't some deep, unsolvable problem, it's a pattern you've been feeding. And if you keep entertaining it, it will keep running the show.We cover:The sneaky way you're fueling your self-doubt (and why “working on it” might actually be making it worse)Why comparing yourself, even subconsciously, is quietly wrecking your confidence and momentumHow other people's marketing is getting in your head and making you question everythingThe real reason you feel stuck (and why it has nothing to do with your talent or potential)Why your timelines are sabotaging your success, and what happens when you drop themThe subtle difference between “I'm not good enough” vs. “I haven't learned this yet” (this one changes everything)No more hiding, no more shrinking, no more waiting to feel ready. It's time to decide you're the one and start showing up like it.Listen to similar episodes:2. The Real Way to Love Yourself That No One Talks About211. Listen to This When You Don't Feel Enough212. 5 Simple Ways to Build Confidence in Business232. How to Stop Being Hard On YourselfWhen you rate and review the podcast, you'll receive my Connect to your Higher Self Visualization as a thank you: Click here to claim your gift. Ways to Work with Nora:1:1 Coaching Waitlist – Add your name to the waitlist to be the first to learn when spots open.90-Minute Intensives Waitlist – Limited openings for deep-dive, high-impact sessions. Join the waitlist to be notified when spots become available.Courses – Explore Nora's signature programs:Full Throttle – The ultimate business strategy courseElite – Business energetics + identity work coursePodcasting for Business Growth – Turn your podcast into profitConnect with Nora – Follow her on Instagram @iamnoravirginia for updates, tips, and inspiration.
This month, we've been focused on one thing: building plans that don't just sound good—but actually work.In this episode, Darrin is joined by Kathleen Beckham, Molly Dexter, and Brandon Mawhorter from digiCOACH for a real, unscripted conversation about what it takes to build—and execute—a plan that improves classroom instruction.This isn't about theory.It's about what actually moves the needle.Drawing from their experiences as educators, coaches, and system-level partners, Kathy, Molly, and Brandon share practical insights on focus, feedback, data, and the role of leadership presence in driving meaningful change.Key TakeawaysYou can't focus on everythingThe best leaders narrow their priorities to 1–2 key areasMore than that creates noise and reduces impactClarity beats generalities“Improve instruction” isn't a planLeaders must define what they expect to see in every classroom, every dayTeacher voice mattersGrowth happens through partnership, not directivesCollaboration builds buy-in and improves outcomesPresence is non-negotiableIf you're not in classrooms, your plan won't move forwardWhat gets calendared—and protected—gets doneData must lead to actionWalkthroughs without follow-up don't create changeThe real impact comes from coaching conversations and feedback cyclesYou don't have to do it aloneOutside partners bring perspective, accountability, and expertiseSometimes you need someone to pull you out of the weeds and back to the balconyFinal ThoughtThe best plans aren't built on ambition alone.They're built on:focus, intentional action, and consistent follow-throughAnd most importantly…They're built with people—not just for them.Learn more about DigiCoach hereSponsor SpotlightThis episode is sponsored by HeyTutor.If improving student outcomes is part of your plan for next year, don't wait until the fall to build your support systems.HeyTutor provides high-dosage tutoring in Math and ELA—both in-person and online—while handling recruitment, training, and management of tutors.Learn more at HeyTutor.comLet's ConnectIf you're working to turn your plan into real, actionable steps between now and August, Darrin can help.Through coaching, leadership retreats, and team development, he supports leaders in building clarity, alignment, and momentum.
Most people leave corporate and immediately chase the familiar paths — consulting, coaching, fractional work. Those are valid. But they take time, runway, and a warm network. In this episode Brett breaks down three unexpected ways GenXers are generating real income right now, using skills they already have, without needing a big audience or startup capital.The backdrop is an AI world that most people are reading completely wrong. AI didn't shrink the opportunity for skilled humans — it exploded it. Because now there's an entire population of people who are aware of their problems, have access to the information, and will still pay someone else to just handle it.WHAT YOU'LL LEARN✅ Why AI makes YOUR corporate skills more valuable, not less✅ The "skill flip" model — how to charge for what you already know✅ What UGC is, why GenX is uniquely positioned for it, and how to start✅ How to turn what you know into paying clients without building a course empire✅ Why your first dollar outside corporate changes everythingTHE 3 PATHS01 — The skill flipTomi Mikula spent 10 years on the dealer side of car sales. He now runs Delivrd — charging consumers $1,000 flat to negotiate car deals on their behalf. 300 customers a month. $300K in monthly revenue. His customers could use AI to do what he does. They pay him anyway. Because the problem was never information — it was execution, accountability, and not wanting to deal with it. That's the model. Find a high-stress transaction, one side has information the other side doesn't, and charge to be the expert in the room. HR disputes, salary negotiation, medical billing, contractor bids — it's everywhere.02 — UGC (User Generated Content)Brands are paying real people — not influencers — to record short videos about products they actually use. No following required. Platforms like Billo and JoinBrands connect brands with creators, paying $150–$500 per video. GenX is ideal for this: authentic, credible, and speaks to a demographic most brands can't reach. Brett just signed two deals in one week for just under $1,000 combined. You don't need an audience. You need a phone, a face, and something real to say.03 — Teaching what you knowNot a course empire — just solving one specific problem for one specific person who's standing exactly where you were. The AI translation angle is huge right now: small business owners know they're falling behind and will pay someone who speaks both business AND AI to help them catch up. And you don't need to be far ahead — you just need to be far enough ahead. The people in Brett's community who are winning fastest are teaching hyper-specific things to people one or two steps behind them on the journey.MEMORABLE QUOTE"The problem was never information. It's about execution, accountability, and people just not wanting to deal with it. Your 20 to 30 years of corporate experience puts you right in the middle of that opportunity."
The USMCA review is fast approaching, uncertainty is building across the automotive industry, and leaders are asking a critical question: Is the agreement that binds North America together at risk?Colin Bird, the Consul General of Canada in Detroit, United States, brings clarity. This is not a collapse or a dramatic reset. It is a built-in review designed to test whether the agreement still works in a world that has fundamentally changed. The environment that shaped USMCA no longer exists. Supply chains are strained, global competition is intensifying, and China has accelerated ahead in the EV space.The real issue is not whether the agreement survives. The issue is whether North America can operate effectively under pressure. July 1 is not a breaking point. It's part of a process meant to ensure the agreement stays relevant while the industry evolves at speed.Colin makes it clear that the real danger comes when North America starts putting up barriers within its own system. The automotive supply chain has been built over decades to operate seamlessly across borders. When tariffs or policy decisions disrupt that flow, it does not just impact one country. It makes the entire region less competitive at a time when global players are moving fast.This episode is about what matters now: certainty, coordination, and competitiveness. The industry doesn't need more noise or political posturing. It needs alignment. Because if North America wants to win, it must act as one integrated system, not three separate countries.Themes Discussed in this EpisodeWhat the USMCA “review” really meansWhy July 1 is not a cliff, but a checkpointThe risk of disrupting a deeply integrated supply chainHow tariffs and policy decisions can backfire on North AmericaWhy China's EV acceleration changes everythingThe critical role of certainty and predictability for investmentWhat leaders must focus on to stay competitive globally
Zac Posen has always understood that fashion is about more than just clothes—it's about creating moments.This week on Let's Get Dressed, I sit down with Zac to talk about what it means to reinvent American fashion today. Now as Creative Director of Gap Inc., overseeing Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, and Athleta, Zac shares how he's bringing his signature sense of “fashiontainment” to a global scale.From viral cultural moments to designer collaborations like Old Navy x Christopher John Rogers, we discuss how fashion is shifting—from exclusivity to accessibility—and what it takes to build a brand that resonates in today's world.Plus, Zac shares his go-to styling tips, from the one piece that instantly elevates your jeans to why every woman needs her own version of the perfect little black dress. We also get into the future of fashion, the role of AI, and why instinct and taste still matter more than ever.In this episode, we get into:What reinvention actually looks like in fashion (personally and professionally)The shift from couture to designing at scale—and what changes creativelyWhy fashion is moving into entertainment and pop cultureHow collaborations (like Old Navy x Anna Sui + CJR) actually come togetherThe “cultural receiver” mindset and how to spot what's nextWhy some fashion moments go viral—and others don'tWhat it takes to execute big ideas inside a corporate structureThe role of failure, resilience, and timing in building a careerHow AI is already shaping fashion—and where it still falls shortWhy direct-to-consumer and social media changed everythingThe difference between product that looks good vs. product that actually sellsZac's philosophy on creativity, risk-taking, and staying relevantEasy styling advice: how to elevate jeans, wardrobe staples, and everyday dressingThe Old Navy x Christopher John Rogers collection is live now: https://oldnavy.gap.com/Timestamps: 00:00 Intro, Zac Posen in LA and setting up fashion as storytelling01:08 First Oscar weekend and Hollywood influence02:00 Disney, imagination, and fashion as magic04:00 Fashion as entertainment and cultural relevance05:00 Reinvention, joining Gap, and creative evolution08:40 Gap Inc. as a “country” and leading at scale10:45 Old Navy, first impressions, and bringing in designers13:00 Process over persona, being hands-on creatively15:00 Executing ideas step-by-step and creative instinct16:20 Collaborations and creating cultural moments18:40 Failure, risk, and resilience in career growth19:00 Do fashion brands need to entertain today?22:00 Fashion vs entertainment and the shift in culture23:20 The viral dress moment and why product wins25:00 Gap Studio and building cultural fashion moments27:00 Anna Sui collaboration and AI in fashion30:45 Christopher John Rogers x Old Navy exclusive35:00 The state of American fashion today37:00 Design evolution: construction over trend39:00 What success looks like now (seeing it on the street)41:00 Creativity as a daily practice42:00 Styling tip: how to elevate jeans43:00 Closet staple: the little black dress43:50 Menswear tip: just wear a button-down44:20 OutroLet's Get DressedYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@livvperezInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/letsgetdressedpod/Newsletter: https://substack.com/@livvperezLiv Perez Instagram: www.instagram.com/livvperezTikTok: www.tiktok.com/livv.perezShopMy: https://shopmy.us/livvperez Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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ABOUT THE EPISODE:Maya Kruger grew up knowing, in a way children simply know things, that mothers die. Her own mother had lost her mother suddenly at 26, and the shadow of that loss shaped everything, including the fierce, almost desperate closeness Maya and her mother shared. She was so convinced that by leaving nothing unsaid, she could somehow protect what they had. Then, the evening after a morning hike together, her mother was killed in a car accident. Maya was 18, not yet fully formed, and suddenly on her own in a way she had spent her whole childhood bracing for and still could not have prepared for.What followed was not a clean grief. It was the kind that gets woven into everything, into the acting conservatory she attended in Tel Aviv, into the plays she wrote for the national theater, into a one-woman show called Hand Me Downs where she played her grandmother, her mother, and herself all at once. She got into Juilliard and could not go. She got into drama programs in the States and found herself, over and over, cast as other people's mothers, which she describes as both a wound and a doorway. It was not until she was sitting alone for three days on an Outward Bound solo in the Utah desert, nine crackers a day and a whistle around her neck, that something cracked open.She is now a psychotherapist, trauma specialist, and founder of Overture Therapy in New York, where she works with anxious moms navigating the ways that a child's crisis can bring every old wound roaring back to the surface.This conversation goes somewhere I was not entirely prepared for. Maya reframes anxiety in a way that stopped me cold, and she has a way of talking about the guilt and shame that lives in a mother's body when her child is struggling that made me feel genuinely seen. She says something about what anxiety is actually asking for that I keep returning to.If you have ever felt like your child's struggle has cracked open something in you that you did not know was still there, this one is for you.You'll learn:Why Maya grew up believing mothers disappear, and what she tried to do about itWhat maladaptive behavior actually is, and why context changes everythingThe reframe she offers for anxiety that makes it something other than the enemyWhat she means by parking next to yourself, and why it is so hard to doThe message an anxious mom is actually passing to her kids, and how to change itEPISODE RESOURCES:Free, 15-minute consultation with Overture TherapyOverture Therapy websiteHear Brenda Zane on Maya's podcast, “How Did You Get Here?” episode 22This podcast is part of a nonprofit called Hopestream CommunityLearn about The Stream, our private online community for momsFind us on Instagram hereWatch the podcast on YouTube hereDownload a free e-book, Worried Sick: A Compassionate Guide For Parents When Your Teen or Young Adult Child Misuses Drugs and AlcoholHopestream Community is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and an Amazon Associate. We may make a small commission if you purchase from our links.
www.tswrightspeaks.comwww.godcenteredconcept.comContent AdvisoryThis episode contains discussions of human trafficking, abuse, addiction, and suicide. Listener discretion is advised.What does it look like when faith meets the darkest realities of human trafficking?In this powerful and deeply moving episode of Kingdom Crossroads, host TS Wright sits down with Jeannie Roberson, a survivor of human trafficking, to uncover a story of trauma, survival, and ultimately—redemption through Jesus Christ.Jeannie shares how she was groomed at a young age, drawn into a life of exploitation, addiction, and abuse—and how God's grace never left her, even in her darkest moments. This conversation goes beyond headlines and movies to expose the real mechanics of trafficking, including:How grooming actually happensWhy vulnerable individuals are targetedThe role of social media in modern exploitationWarning signs parents, teachers, and communities must recognizeBut this episode is not just about darkness—it's about hope, healing, and transformation.You'll also hear:A powerful near-death experience that changed everythingThe moment God revealed the spiritual reality behind her lifestyleHow faith gave her the courage to walk away after decadesPractical ways to identify and help those at risk todayWhether you're a parent, teacher, ministry leader, or simply someone seeking deeper faith—this episode will both challenge and equip you.No one is beyond the reach of Jesus Christ.Call to Action Follow Kingdom Crossroads for more powerful testimonies and Kingdom insights Share this episode—someone's life could depend on it Leave a review to help this message reach more peopleGuest Info SectionGuest: Jeannie Roberson Book: Shattered for Glory: A Human Trafficking Survivor's Journey to Freedom Website: inspiringsouls.com Email: jeannie@shatteredforglory.comKey Discussion TopicsJeannie's early life and vulnerability factorsGrooming tactics and how traffickers operateLife inside exploitation and addictionNear-death experience and spiritual awakeningLeaving the industry after decadesRecognizing warning signs in youthThe role of faith in healing and restorationhuman trafficking survivor, Christian testimony, faith and redemption, grooming signs, trafficking awareness, Jeannie Roberson, Kingdom Crossroads podcast, Christian podcast, overcoming trauma, addiction recovery testimony, Jesus transformation story, trafficking warning signs, faith in action, spiritual awakening testimony, survivor story, Christian ministry podcast
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