Podcasts about family narrative

On this week's episode, Kristyn is joined by Annemie Tonken! Annemie has been a professional photographer since 2010, and is now a respected educator and speaker focused on business systems and strategies that help creative entrepreneurs run profitable, sustainable businesses that they love. She's also the host of This Can't Be That Hard, a top-rated weekly business podcast for photographers; the creator of the Simple Sales System, which is used by thousands of photographers worldwide to create in-person sales-level income and service in an automated, workflow-friendly way; and she's the Co-Founder of The Family Narrative conference. In this episode, Annemie reflects on who she is as a creative being within the various seasons of parenting, how to navigate turning creativity into an income, and how she refills/refuels her creative cup when she's feeling uninspired. To learn more about her podcast, check out This Can't Be That Hard | Photography Education, Pricing Courses, and Podcast and follow @thiscantbethathard_ The learn more about The Family Narrative, check out thefamilynarrative.com -- You can learn more about The Documented Heart at thedocumentedheart.com 

In this episode, Audrey and I have a super fun conversation with Annemie Tonken about Pictime and the story behind the "Simple Sales System." About Annemie: Annemie has been a professional photographer since 2010 and is now a respected educator, speaker, and podcaster focusing on business systems and strategies that help creative entrepreneurs run profitable, sustainable businesses they love.She's the host of This Can't Be That Hard, a top-rated weekly business podcast for photographer and creator of the Simple Sales System, which is used by thousands of photographers worldwide to create in-person sales-level income and service in an automated, workflow-friendly way. She's also the Co-Founder of The Family Narrative conference.https://thiscantbethathard.comFacebookInstagramLinkedin

In this episode, Dr. Pauline Boss, esteemed scientist practitioner who coined the term 'Ambiguous Loss,' discusses the meaning of Ambiguous Loss and how it differs from other losses. Drawing upon powerful examples, Dr. Boss discusses physical ambiguous loss and psychological ambiguous loss due to dementia from disease, brain injury etc. She clarifies that Ambiguous Loss is not a result of pathology, but rather the ambiguity of the circumstances of loss. Using examples like the families of 9-11 she describes the understandable impact on a family when a parent is gone but loss cannot be substantiated. With the aim of building resilience rather than pathologizing, Dr. Boss discusses the Psychological Family, the Family Narrative and the ability to engage Dialectical Thinking - 'my husband is both absent and present in our hearts and minds.' Dr. Boss references Victor Frankel's Importance Of Finding Meaning, Adjusting Mastery Up Or Down and discovering 'New Hope' by risking change.

In this episode, Dr. Pauline Boss, esteemed scientist practitioner who coined the term 'Ambiguous Loss,' discusses the meaning of Ambiguous Loss and how it differs from other losses. Drawing upon powerful examples, Dr. Boss discusses physical ambiguous loss and psychological ambiguous loss due to dementia from disease, brain injury etc. She clarifies that Ambiguous Loss is not a result of pathology, but rather the ambiguity of the circumstances of loss. Using examples like the families of 9-11 she describes the understandable impact on a family when a parent is gone but loss cannot be substantiated. With the aim of building resilience rather than pathologizing, Dr. Boss discusses the Psychological Family, the Family Narrative and the ability to engage Dialectical Thinking - 'my husband is both absent and present in our hearts and minds.' Dr. Boss references Victor Frankel's Importance Of Finding Meaning, Adjusting Mastery Up Or Down and discovering 'New Hope' by risking change.

Join us for this week's episode as we sit down with Dr. Carolyn Coker Ross and discuss the impact of historical and intergenerational trauma. Dr. Ross shares how trauma experienced in generations prior to ours can have a large impact on us and explain why we may engage in some of the patterns that we engage in. Dr. Ross also speaks to the importance of understanding and exploring the familial narrative of one's family in an effort to explore both traumatic events that have led to family behavioral patterns, as well as resiliency patterns that have helped families flourish. Check out her TEDx talk at: https://youtu.be/ljdFLCc3RtM, her websites at: www.AnchorProgram.com and www.carolynrossmd.com, and the ACES questionnaires at: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2015/03/02/387007941/take-the-ace-quiz-and-learn-what-it-does-and-doesnt-mean.             If you enjoy our show, please rate, review, subscribe, and tell your friends and colleagues!   Interested in being a guest on All Bodies. All Foods.? Email podcast@renfrewcenter.com for a chance to be featured.   All Bodies. All Foods. is a podcast by The Renfrew Center. Visit us at: https://renfrewcenter.com/

Follow Vanessa on Instagram @vanessaquigley and @chatbooks Use code PODCAST20 for 20% off your Chatbooks! Vanessa is a family memory expert and mother of seven. In 2014, she co-founded Chatbooks to help families organize and enjoy their family stories. Vanessa's aha moment came when she found her youngest son clutching his most prized possession: a photo album his preschool teacher made for him. Once an avid scrapbooker, Vanessa knew there needed to be a better solution for her photos stuck on her phone. Now millions of parents have printed their family memories with the Chatbooks app. Vanessa was named Ernst and Young's Entrepreneur of the Year in 2017, authored DIY advice book Real Moms, Real Hacks, and hosts The MomForce Podcast, which is in the top 3% of parenting podcasts nationwide. In 2021, Chatbooks was named the #1 place to work for women in the United States, by Fortune magazine. Fun fact: Vanessa is Miss Utah 1994 and a professionally trained opera singer. In her downtime, you can find her in the mountains with her family, seeing the everyday magic. Follow Dreamland Baby @dreamlandbabyco and check out our website here! Use code MOMMANUAL15 for 15% off your first Dreamland Baby purchase.

All of us own a life story that reflects a legacy of events we have received from the generations before us and that we will pass on to future generations. In this episode, Elaine Cooper, LCSW, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and author of LET'S ALL HOLD HANDS AND DROP DEAD: Three Generations - One Story, invites us to understand and identify intergenerational trauma, its impact, how we heal and even change the legacy. Drawing upon experience, established research, clinical and group expertise, Elaine Cooper illuminates this topic in a way that will make you reconsider the generational legacy you carry, what it means for your present life, your family, your health, your genetic profile, your strengths, your decisions and the life story you choose to own.You will think about your life differently.

All of us own a life story that reflects a legacy of events we have received from the generations before us and that we will pass on to future generations. In this episode, Elaine Cooper, LCSW, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and author of LET'S ALL HOLD HANDS AND DROP DEAD: Three Generations - One Story, invites us to understand and identify intergenerational trauma, its impact, how we heal and even change the legacy. Drawing upon experience, established research, clinical and group expertise, Elaine Cooper illuminates this topic in a way that will make you reconsider the generational legacy you carry, what it means for your present life, your family, your health, your genetic profile, your strengths, your decisions and the life story you choose to own.You will think about your life differently.

This week in honor of Li-Fraumeni Syndrome Awareness Month, we have selected this episode from February 2022 to re-share. It features Whitney O'Connor who discovered her link to Li-Fraumeni Syndrome when diagnosed with breast cancer. Li-Fraumeni Syndrome is just one of the many genetic mutations that can lead to a breast cancer diagnosis. Whitney was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder called the Li-Fraumeni Syndrome. She has been diagnosed with breast cancer twice – the first time at 30 and then again at 32. While her diagnosis of Li-Fraumeni Syndrome provided the hint to a cancer mystery, it also gave Whitney a built-in support system because the gene ran in her family. In this episode, Whitney reads from her piece “The Cancer Gene” from Wildfire Magazine's 2021 “Family” issue. Her essay is included in the Wildfire book “Igniting the Fire Within.”More about Whitney: https://www.instagram.com/boobiequeenchronicles/More about Li-Fraumeni Syndrome: https://www.lfsassociation.org/what-is-lfs/More about The Boobie Queen Company: https://www.boobiecrowns.com and https://www.facebook.com/boobiequeenchroniclesPurchase a digital copy of the “Family” issue of Wildfire Magazine: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/shop/digital-download-family2020Buy the Wildfire book “Igniting the Fire Within: Stories of Healing, Hope & Humor, Inside Today's Young Breast Cancer Community”: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BJVJ629F?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860More about Wildfire: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org.Get the free Wildfire email newsletter: https://www.wildfirecommunity.orgLearn about Wildfire writing workshops: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/workshopsShop Wildfire merch & more: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/shop*Free* The Burn Writing Companion: Guided Prompt Journal (Vol. 1): https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/the-burn

Growing up in a difficult home, Rob had to get intentional about changing the narrative of his family. Instead of following the same model of a man that he had, Rob talks about the journey of getting a vision for something better and pursuing it. We discuss the importance of redirecting your masculine energy and passion into things that matter instead of temporary things. Hear how Rob has now worked hard to change the past and write a better story for his family.

The word alignment gets thrown around a lot and it can have a lot of different meanings. It's really near and dear to me personally because I'm always striving to do things that are in alignment with what I deem important, especially my values. Today on Art of Online Business, I sat down with Annemie Tonken, a former Accelerator member in the photography space, to talk about what she calls the 5 Ps of alignment and how they can affect the success of your business. Annemie has been a professional photographer since 2010 and is now a respected educator, speaker, and podcaster focusing on business systems and strategies that help creative entrepreneurs run profitable, sustainable businesses they love.She's the host of This Can't Be That Hard, a top-rated weekly business podcast for photographers, creator of the Simple Sales System, which is used by thousands of photographers worldwide to create in-person sales-level income and service in an automated, workflow-friendly way, and co-founder of The Family Narrative conference.In this episode, you'll learn:What the five Ps areUnderstanding your preferences How to build parameters into your offerHow to get your products in alignmentWhy your pricing mattersTips for getting the policies in placeSigns that your business is out of alignmentLinks & Resources:The Art of Online Business websiteDM me on InstagramVisit my YouTube channelThe Art of Online Business clips on YouTubeFull episodes of The Art of Online Business Podcast on YouTubeThe Art of Online Business Podcast websiteCheck out my Accelerator coaching program*Disclosure: I only recommend products I use and love and all opinions expressed here are my own. This post may contain affiliate links that at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission.Annemie Tonken's Links: Listen to Annemie's podcastVisit Annemie's websiteFollow Annemie on InstagramJoin Annemie's Facebook groupFull show notes available at www.rickmulready.com/651

Ever wonder what you should charge for your work as a new photographer? Or maybe what you should say if someone thinks you are charging "too much"?   Annemie Tonken joins us on the show today to share with you just what you should say to people!   Annemie Tonken has been a professional photographer since 2010 and is now a respected podcaster, educator, and speaker focusing on business systems and strategies that help creative entrepreneurs run profitable, sustainable businesses they love. She is the: - Host of This Can't Be That Hard, a top-rated weekly podcast - Co-founder of The Family Narrative conference, held annually since 2017 - Creator of the Simple Sales System, which was the inspiration behind Pic-Time's popular marketing app by the same name Annemie is known for making photography business-y stuff fun and approachable! LINKS MENTIONED IN THE SHOW:  Free Manual Mode Handbook: https://cozyclicks.lpages.co/mm/ www.thiscantbethathard.com https://www.instagram.com/thiscantbethathard_/

In this episode, Audrey and I have a super fun conversation with Annemie Tonken about Pictime and the story behind the "Simple Sales System." About Annemie: Annemie has been a professional photographer since 2010 and is now a respected educator, speaker, and podcaster focusing on business systems and strategies that help creative entrepreneurs run profitable, sustainable businesses they love. She's the host of This Can't Be That Hard, a top-rated weekly business podcast for photographer and creator of the Simple Sales System, which is used by thousands of photographers worldwide to create in-person sales-level income and service in an automated, workflow-friendly way. She's also the Co-Founder of The Family Narrative conference. https://thiscantbethathard.com/ (https://thiscantbethathard.com) https://www.facebook.com/annemie.tonken (Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/thiscantbethathard_/ (Instagram) https://www.linkedin.com/in/annemie-tonken-654a631b/ (Linkedin)

In this episode, Dr. Pauline Boss, esteemed scientist practitioner who coined the term 'Ambiguous Loss,' discusses the meaning of Ambiguous Loss and how it differs from other losses. Drawing upon powerful examples, Dr. Boss discusses physical ambiguous loss and psychological ambiguous loss due to dementia from disease, brain injury etc. She clarifies that Ambiguous Loss is not a result of pathology, but rather the ambiguity of the circumstances of loss. Using examples like the families of 9-11 she describes the understandable impact on a family when a parent is gone but loss cannot be substantiated. With the aim of building resilience rather than pathologizing, Dr. Boss discusses the Psychological Family, the Family Narrative and the ability to engage Dialectical Thinking - 'my husband is both absent and present in our hearts and minds.' Dr. Boss references Victor Frankel's Importance Of Finding Meaning, Adjusting Mastery Up Or Down and discovering 'New Hope' by risking change.

In this episode, Dr. Pauline Boss, esteemed scientist practitioner who coined the term 'Ambiguous Loss,' discusses the meaning of Ambiguous Loss and how it differs from other losses. Drawing upon powerful examples, Dr. Boss discusses physical ambiguous loss and psychological ambiguous loss due to dementia from disease, brain injury etc. She clarifies that Ambiguous Loss is not a result of pathology, but rather the ambiguity of the circumstances of loss. Using examples like the families of 9-11 she describes the understandable impact on a family when a parent is gone but loss cannot be substantiated. With the aim of building resilience rather than pathologizing, Dr. Boss discusses the Psychological Family, the Family Narrative and the ability to engage Dialectical Thinking - 'my husband is both absent and present in our hearts and minds.' Dr. Boss references Victor Frankel's Importance Of Finding Meaning, Adjusting Mastery Up Or Down and discovering 'New Hope' by risking change.

Annemie has been a professional photographer since 2010 and is now a respected educator, speaker, and podcaster focusing on business systems and strategies that help creative entrepreneurs run profitable, sustainable businesses they love.She's the host of This Can't Be That Hard, a top-rated weekly business podcast for photographers, the creator of the Simple Sales System, which is used by thousands of photographers worldwide to create in-person sales-level income and service in an automated, workflow-friendly way, and she's the Co-Founder of The Family Narrative conference. Annemie is an experienced speaker known for her actionable, fluff-free content (and memorable metaphors)In this interview Annemie shares how scared she was that all of her clients would hate her when she raised her prices (they didn't), why we think our clients want more options they don't) and how her clients reacted when she lowered her prices, (they got mad, yeah) and what she did to fix it.Resources:Check out Annemie's Sales Made Simple masterclassFollow Annemie on Instagram“Tales from the In-Person Sales Crypt” episode of This Can't Be That HardJoin The Beginner Photography Podcast Facebook CommunitySign up for your free CloudSpot account to deliver beautiful images galleries todayFree Lightroom Presets!

"A hero is a pioneer. They change lives in new areas with love and interest." This statement of truth was shared with Cassey and Stacy by our distinguished guest, Marriage and Family Narrative therapist, Roya Dedeaux. As a play therapist, she shares fabulous and useable information for parents on teaching your children to 'Connect with Courage' by adding attention and riches and by providing an opportunity for them to play, learn, and figure out how to dive into life.

Whitney was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder called the Li-Fraumeni Syndrome. She has been diagnosed with breast cancer twice – the first time at 30 and then again at 32.  While her diagnosis of Li-Fraumeni Syndrome provided the hint to a cancer mystery, it also gave Whitney a built-in support system because the gene ran in her family. In this episode, Whitney reads from her piece “The Cancer Gene” from Wildfire Magazine's 2021 “Family” issue. More about Whitney: https://www.instagram.com/boobiequeenchronicles/ (https://www.instagram.com/boobiequeenchronicles/) More about The Boobie Queen Company: https://www.boobiecrowns.com/ (https://www.boobiecrowns.com) and  https://www.facebook.com/boobiequeenchronicles (https://www.facebook.com/boobiequeenchronicles) Get the free Wildfire email newsletter: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/ (https://www.wildfirecommunity.org) Learn about Wildfire writing workshops: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/workshops (https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/workshops) Shop Wildfire merch & more: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/shop (https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/shop)

On today's episode, I'm looking back on the year! And sharing my plans for 2022! Here are some of the highlights: Our TOP three PODCASTS of the year were: 037: The 3 Things You Need to Know to Create Your Ideal Light: https://www.sandracoaneducation.com/podcast/need-to-know-create-ideal-light 025: Niching Down to Build Your Business Up with Rebecca Serpe!: https://www.sandracoaneducation.com/podcast/niching-down-build-business-up-rebecca-serpe 028: An Extra 100k?! Yes Please!: https://www.sandracoaneducation.com/podcast/extra-100k-yes-please My 2022 LIVE speaking engagements (come join me!): Richard Photo Lab, Feb. 11th: https://www.richardphotolab.com/film-boot-camp WPPI, Feb. 27th: https://wppiexpo.com/speakers/sandra-coan/ The Family Narrative, March 14th-17th: https://www.thefamilynarrative.com/2022-retreat SHOWNOTES https://www.sandracoaneducation.com/podcast/2021-year-in-review

Season 1, Episode 10 | Roger is the father of a four year old daughter. In this episode, we talk about being a millennial father, the traps of social media perfection and rewriting our family narrative.

A good system in your photography business is one that allows you to maximize your profits while making the best use of your time and talents. Enter: the Simple Sales System, a revolutionary way to run a profitable, sustainable business that you love.Introduction (2:25)What is the #1 mistake people make when creating systems? (3:46)People over-complicate what a system is. A system is simply a repeatable, efficient workflow. The better you get at systems, the less thinking you have to do, you make fewer mistakes and you give a more consistent experience to your client.How do you find time for organization? (6:19)There is a misconception that you have to do everything yourself. Someone else may be able to do a task faster, more efficiently, and with less mistakes, which can make it cheaper than doing it yourself. Lean into the things you are good at, and outsource and automate the rest.How did you overcome the mindset of “to earn more you have to work more”? (9:33)After my divorce, I had to provide for my family,  and I had to make more money without spending more time. So I mapped out the IPS process and figured out which aspects made it work so well, and then figured out how to do those things in an automated or remote way. That is how the Simple Sales System was born.With your Simple Sales System, do people just order prints and albums online? (17:34)Pic-time approached me when they saw I was making more money using their gallery software than their other family photographers. I shared my system with them and they then created a marketing automation based on it. So now the system to order products is really user-friendly and presented in a beautiful way.How do you keep yourself from burning out as a photographer? (22:55)The little things that need to get done take up so much of your time, but those are not the things that make your business great, like connection with clients, or the photos you make. Always be on the lookout for the next thing you can get off your plate.How do you stay on track with systems you create? (25:39)First and foremost, get a CRM. How do you move past not knowing your numbers and creating a business you can be proud of? (28:35)Give yourself grace – there are many businesses out there at this stage. But knowing your numbers will enable you to make decisions that make your business successful. Other than the Simple Sales System, you also teach “Revenue on Repeat”. Tell us more. (32:09)I found myself in a situation where I couldn't work for a few months, and I needed to stabilize my income. I realized that a membership model where people pay a monthly fee towards their session was beneficial for both me and my client. Do you have any success stories to share? (38:18)Speed Round! (40.52)What are you creatively curious about (44:36)How other people run their businessesDiscover more about Annemie TonkenWebsite:  http://thiscantbethathard.comFacebook: Facebook Group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/thiscantbethathard Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thiscantbethat Bio: Annemie Tonken is a North Carolina-based family photographer, co-founder of The Family Narrative conference, and host of the top-rated photography business podcast, This Can't Be That Hard. Her secret superpower is systems, which she believes hold the key to sustainability. She's on a mission to help photographers systematize the business side of their businesses, so they can get back to doing what they love (and making a real living doing it).

These days taking the photos is the easy part! We are all walking around with a camera - a cell phone - in our hand. Getting them off our phones is another story. Co-founders of Chatbooks On today's episode, Nate and Vanessa Quigley explain how photos are an important part of the family narrative and can even lead to more confident children.

Alicia and Sarah express their love for the NBC drama This Is Us and the complicated family narrative that it has always presented. They discuss the role of family and how it shapes us, the potential power of a delineated storyline, and the way the series has reshaped the concept of love story to show that love is ultimately a choice.At the end of the discussion, they talk about the things they've been reading, watching, and analyzing outside of the classroom.Sign up for the newsletter and follow us on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter.Music by Craig HarmannCover art by Matt Holman This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit litthinkpodcast.substack.com

Annemie (pronounced like the -onomy in economy or astronomy) Tonken is a 10+ year family photographer based in Chapel Hill, NC. She's a co-founder of The Family Narrative retreat and the host of This Can't Be That Hard, a podcast dedicated to helping photographers run profitable, sustainable businesses they love. She's also a single mom of two boys, a collector of big earrings, and the proud owner of a 2002 Toyota Camry that just crossed the 200K mile mark.On this episode, Annemie talks about her roundabout journey to a photography career, how she developed her Simple Sales System, growing a successful business as a single mother, her Family Narrative retreat and why you need to pick up a phone to gain clients and build relationships. To save $15 on applying as a Click Pro follow this link and enter promo code "SharedShutter."You can find out more about Sarah's Click Photoschool Breakout, Filmmaking For Photographers. Save money on a Soundstripe membership by entering promo code "SaveWithSarah." If you are interested in having Sarah mentor you click here for more information.   And if you want a bit more Dan in your life, check out his long form interview podcast Dan's Interview Show.

Every other Friday, at 2pm Eastern, I join up with a group of talented people on the social media site, Clubhouse, to discuss topics relating to photography and the business of photography. We pick a different topic and this week’s topic was Our Favorite Business Tools. People in the room are able to ask questions or add to the discussion and we never know who might join in. This week, Sarah Landa, everyone’s favorite SEO guru was there; and we got some great insight from Carolina Guzik, host of The Tog Republic. In case you’re not on Clubhouse, I’m posting our most recent get together so you can listen in (with everyone's permission, of course!) If you'd like to learn more, below are the participants and links to the tools and sites we mentioned.  I think I’ve listed them all, but forgive me if I left something out. These are non-affiliate links to the tools and services we discussed.  We are not getting any compensation for recommendations. We are simply sharing the tools and apps we like and use. Productivity tools and apps: Full Focus Planner https://fullfocusplanner.com/ Asana https://asana.com/ Dubsado https://www.dubsado.com/ Zapier https://www.zapier.com/ Flodesk https://flodesk.com/ Pic-Time https://www.pic-time.com/   Carolina Guzik’s podcast The Tog Republic https://thetogrepublic.com/   Services, Communities, and Education: Image Salon https://imagesalon.com/post-production Sarah Landa (SEO) https://www.sarahlanda.com/complete-seo-basics The Family Narrative https://www.thefamilynarrative.com/ Illuminate Classes https://www.illuminateclasses.com/ Sabrina Gebhardt’s education site, https://www.sabrinagebhardt.com/education The Simple Sales System Masterclass www.thiscantbethathard.com/simple Colie James’ education site, https://coliejamesphotography.com/dubsado/ Brooke Schultz http://brookeschultzphotography.com/love-soaked-family-photography-the-course/   Participants’ sites: Amy Sanusi (Kinship Photo) https://www.kinshipphoto.com/ Mary Otanez https://www.maryotanezphotography.com/ Sabrina Gebhardt https://www.sabrinagebhardt.com/ Jess Koehler https://www.jesskoehlerphoto.com/ Posy Quarterman https://www.photoposy.com/ Colie James https://coliejamesphotography.com/ Annemie Tonken (Megapixie Photography) https://megapixie.com/

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Today's episode of Research Like a Pro is about Nicole's ProGen study group assignment to write a family narrative about one generation in a family. We discuss Nicole and Diana's ancestor, Thomas Bradley, his life in Lincolnshire, England, and his four illegitimate children. Join us as we discuss the process of acquiring records about his life, organizing the information into a narrative, and selecting details about his life to include in the narrative. Links Illegitimate in Lincolnshire, England: The Children of Thomas Bradley - first draft of Nicole's family narrative ProGen assignment Time Travel to Lincoln Castle Prison - blog post by Nicole from 2016 about Thomas Bradley British Newspaper Archive - subscription site for British newspaper research Probate Service - Find A Will - Gov.UK, the site Nicole used to order a PDF of Thomas Bradley's will ProGen Study Groups https://bcgcertification.org/ - Board for Certification (BCG) of Genealogists Website BCG's Rubrics for Portfolio Evaluation Research Like a Pro eCourse Study Group - more information and email list Research Like a Pro: A Genealogist's Guide by Diana Elder with Nicole Dyer on Amazon.com Thank you Thanks for listening! We hope that you will share your thoughts about our podcast and help us out by doing the following: Share an honest review on iTunes or Stitcher. You can easily write a review with Stitcher, without creating an account. Just scroll to the bottom of the page and click "write a review." You simply provide a nickname and an email address that will not be published. We value your feedback and your ratings really help this podcast reach others. If you leave a review, we will read it on the podcast and answer any questions that you bring up in your review. Thank you! Leave a comment in the comment or question in the comment section below. Share the episode on Twitter, Facebook, or Pinterest. Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, or your favorite podcast app. Sign up for our newsletter to receive notifications of new episodes. Check out this list of genealogy podcasts from Feedspot: Top 20 Genealogy Podcasts

I started my photography business in 2010, and went full time with it in 2011. In 2017, I co-founded The Family Narrative, which was - in a way - a second business, then in 2019, I launched This Can’t Be That Hard, which is now the business on which I spend the most time. As a three-business-running parent, you can bet I stress about the impact my work life has on my home life and my ability to show up meaningfully for my kids… and I know I’m not the only one that stresses about that issue. So today I’m going straight to the source and chatting with my almost-15-year-old son Oliver about his experience from the other perspective. Show notes: thiscantbethathard.com/podcast/084

Community is such an essential resource for any successful entrepreneur… no matter what we think, we actually CAN’T do it all alone! Today I’m sharing a conversation I had this weekend with the core of my photography community… my ride-or-die ladies, Kate Thompson & Posy Quarterman. We’re chatting intentions and goals for 2021, the talks each of us is giving at our upcoming conference, The Family Narrative, and our thoughts and feelings about the fact that the conference will - by necessity - happen online this time around. Show notes: thiscantbethathard.com/podcast/076

Today's episode will feature a few family stories that help us explore the multi-layered impacts of domestic violence on our ancestors, ourselves, and the family narrative.

Angela Doran is a lifestyle photographer who’s always looking for light and magic. Listen in as Angela and I discuss the importance of rituals, self-care, and creating for yourself. Our conversation also gets into some common misconceptions about meditation and manifestation. (Hint: they don’t have to look a certain way!) Angela reveals a secret about her creative process... and shares the exciting news that she's teaching at The Family Narrative’s Homeschool(ed) in February 2021. → Access show notes and links here: https://www.kaileenelise.com/podcast/angela-doran

The Family Narrative crew is back on the podcast, and this time we’re talking about finding the right way to allocate the education budget in your business. Do you invest in online courses? In-person workshops? Mentoring programs? Memberships? With so many options (and a thousand teachers for each platform), how do you decide? Kate Thompson, Posy Quarterman and I chat about our own personal experiences and strategies, and give a bit of insight on how we turned those ideas into the basis for The Family Narrative - the family photography conference and membership site we founded together back in 2016.

Annemie Tonken is a family photographer and the host of This Can't Be That Hard, a podcast dedicated to helping photographers run profitable, sustainable businesses they love. She is also a speaker, educator, and the co-founder of The Family Narrative, an annual boutique conference now in its fifth year. She lives in Chapel Hill, NC with her two sons.In this episode you’ll learn how Annemie devised an automated online sales system that freed up her time to take on lots of additional clients without sacrificing her sales averages or her clients' experiences. She’s been in business for ten years earning a comfortable income as a family photographer, despite some pretty major hiccups along the way. We talk about her career and personal evolution over the past nine years since we first met Annemie as a CreativeLive studio audience member. Hers is a success story you don’t want to miss!This is We Are Photographers with Annemie Tonken and this is her story.Connect with Annemie Tonken:  thiscantbethathard.com | megapixie.com | thefamilynarrative.com | Instagram: @thiscantbethat - @megapixieAt CreativeLive we believe there is a creator in all of us. If you’re looking to get fresh perspectives, inspiration or skills to boost your hobbies, business or life head over to creativelive.com and check out The Creator Pass, our subscription that gives you anytime on demand access to over 2000 classes taught by the world’s top creators and entrepreneurs.Connect with your CreativeLive community: creativelive.com | IG @creativelive | TW @creativelive | YT @creativelive | FB @creativeliveConnect with your host Kenna Klosterman: IG @kennaklosterman | TW @kennakphotoSubscribe, rate & review We Are Photographers wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts! We’d love to hear from you. 

In 2019, I gave a talk at The Family Narrative called “Creating a Business that Feeds Your Soul (and Your Family)”. My initial intention was to put together a talk on pricing, but the more I thought about it, the more I felt like the talk needed to be about alignment. Pricing, after all, isn’t a one-size-fits-all thing… but in order to work, pricing DOES need to be in alignment with your business model and your market. This episode is the second part of that talk, covering the five areas of your business that need to be aligned in order to be successful (check out Episode 38 for part one if you haven’t listened already). To go with these episodes, I’ve created a MONSTER download that will guide you through the alignment process, with questions, examples, and a summary of the important parts of both episodes. Show notes: https://www.thiscantbethathard.com/podcast/040

In 2019, I gave a talk at The Family Narrative called “Creating a Business that Feeds Your Soul (and Your Family)”. My initial intention was to put together a talk on pricing, but the more I thought about it, the more I felt like the talk needed to be about alignment. Pricing, after all, isn’t a one-size-fits-all thing… but in order to work, pricing DOES need to be in alignment with your business model and your market. Over the course of this episode and next, I’m presenting a modified version of that talk that I hope you’ll enjoy (AND find helpful). Today, I’m talking about the three aligned business models that can work, and three misaligned models that often fail. Show notes: www.thiscantbethathard.com/podcast/038

All of us own a life story that reflects a legacy of events we have received from the generations before us and that we will pass on to future generations. In this episode, Elaine Cooper, LCSW, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and author of LET'S ALL HOLD HANDS AND DROP DEAD: Three Generations - One Story, invites us to understand and identify intergenerational trauma and transgenerational trauma, their impact, how we heal and even change the legacy. Drawing upon experience, established research, clinical and group expertise, Elaine Cooper illuminates this topic in a way that will make you reconsider the generational legacy you carry, what it means for your present life, your family, your health, your genetic profile, your strengths, your decisions and the life story you choose to own.You will think about your life differently.

In this episode, Dr. Pauline Boss, esteemed scientist practitioner who coined the term 'Ambiguous Loss,' discusses the meaning of Ambiguous Loss and how it differs from other losses. Drawing upon powerful examples, Dr. Boss discusses physical ambiguous loss and psychological ambiguous loss due to dementia from disease, brain injury etc. She clarifies that Ambiguous Loss is not a result of pathology, but rather the ambiguity of the circumstances of loss. Using examples like the families of 9-11 she describes the understandable impact on a family when a parent is gone but loss cannot be substantiated. With the aim of building resilience rather than pathologizing, Dr. Boss discusses the Psychological Family, the Family Narrative and the ability to engage Dialectical Thinking - 'my husband is both absent and present in our hearts and minds.' Dr. Boss references Victor Frankel's Importance Of Finding Meaning, Adjusting Mastery Up Or Down and discovering 'New Hope' by risking change.

Leslie Kershaw is a documentary family photographer in Washington, D.C. I first met Leslie Kershaw through The Family Narrative - she was one of the teachers at our very first conference in 2017, and over the course of the three years that I’ve known her, I’ve always been so impressed… not just by her work (which is incredible), but by what has always struck me as her incredibly strong internal compass. As creatives and entrepreneurs, I think most of us struggle to stay focused, to prioritize, and to know when to say no, but Leslie always seems to have a clear path, and follows it 100%. She balances the demands of a successful photography business, a full-time job working for a pharmacy association, and life as a wife and mother of three all with incredible grace.  My original intent when I asked Leslie to be on the show was to find out more about how she did that, but our conversation going deeper. In today’s episode, in addition to talking about boundaries, Leslie and I chat about  adjusting to the new reality of Coronavirus and its effect on our ability to manage our time  and be productive mindfulness commercial and stock photography and so much more You can see Leslie’s work at lesliekershaw.com, and on IG @lesliekershawphoto or @lesliekershaw

Today I have two of my super-besties on the podcast - Kate Thompson and Posy Quarterman, who are my co founders of The Family Narrative and also happen to be two of my very best friends - and I'm really excited to share our conversation today. I have been planning all along to have them on the podcast periodically because I find our conversations about the state of the industry to be really good even under normal circumstances. But as it turns out, the timing of today's conversation made it so that we get to sort of decompress a little bit together and go through what is going on in all of our heads around the impact of Covid-19 on our individual businesses, and on the industry as a whole. Show notes: thiscantbethathard.com/podcast/012

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I could not be more excited to share today's interview with you. As you know, it is my very first time interviewing someone for the podcast and who better to interview than the fabulous Elena S. Blair! I first got to know Elena because she taught for us at the Family Narrative in 2019. Elena is a woman who is a self taught photographer with no background in business, much like a lot of us, who went against a lot of industry norms and never let the naysayers stop her from following her dreams and who now runs an extremely profitable and very sustainable business that she loves. I want to be sure that you stick around to the end because not only does Elena drop a huge amount of great information, she's also got a great freebie to share with all of you too. And we're going to share that at the end. So, without any further ado, let's dive in. Show notes: thiscantbethathard.com/podcast/009

In this episode, Dr. Pauline Boss, esteemed scientist practitioner who coined the term 'Ambiguous Loss,' discusses the meaning of Ambiguous Loss and how it differs from other losses. Drawing upon powerful examples, Dr. Boss discusses physical ambiguous loss and psychological ambiguous loss due to dementia from disease, brain injury etc. She clarifies that Ambiguous Loss is not a result of pathology, but rather the ambiguity of the circumstances of loss. Using examples like the families of 9-11 she describes the understandable impact on a family when a parent is gone but loss cannot be substantiated. With the aim of building resilience rather than pathologizing, Dr. Boss discusses the Psychological Family, the Family Narrative and the ability to engage Dialectical Thinking - 'my husband is both absent and present in our hearts and minds.' Dr. Boss references Victor Frankel's Importance Of Finding Meaning, Adjusting Mastery Up Or Down and discovering 'New Hope' by risking change.

Legacy After Dark with Special Guest Laura Roselle from Family Narrative Project Join Laura Roselle, Family Narrative Project, and Gael Gilliland, The Legacy Recorder, as they chat about Family History and Storytelling. By the end of this episode you will know why we are so passionate about talking to other people, getting their stories and encouraging families and individuals to not only talk about their feelings, or stories but also to listen or write them down for other people to consume. Enjoy! The full article on this episode is located here You can find Laura on… Email laura.roselle@gmail.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/FamilyNarrativeProject/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/familynarrative/ Website https://familynarrativeproject.com Happy Writing! Gael, the Legacy Lady --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/legacyrecorder/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/legacyrecorder/support

In this weeks WILD WMN podcast, Elizabeth is speaking with her partner Capac Roberts. Speaking about relationships is complicated and wild, it requires vulnerability and openness and relationships are something that Elizabeth and Capac navigate openly. This podcast is recorded after a month of having Elizabeth's mama, their daughter's grandmother in the home and they discuss the relationship shift with their own mothers after having children as well as Capac's Peruvian legacy. Elizabeth and Capac's relationship has always been a struggle and Capac has finally decided to start therapy for the first time in his life. If you enjoyed this podcast please subscribe and follow along @wearethewildwmnwww.wildwmn.comIf you would like to join Elizabeth in Los Angeles for the WILD WMN New Moon Fire Ceremony sign up here using the code WILD for $5 off. We would love you to join us in Costa Rica for Embodied Transformation, a New Years Retreat. If you would like to join us for the collaborative experience of a lifetime enroll now. Early Bird sign-ups end this week. Use the code EARLYBIRD for $200 off or EBFRIENDS for $400 off if you travel with a friend, family member or a lover. #wearethewildwmn

In this episode, we talk to photographer Posy Quarterman, co-founder of The Family Narrative. We chat about parenting through new stages, photographing our kids as they grow up, and how what we share on social media effects our kids as they get older. Posy shares her thoughts on navigating the good and bad of instagram and being your authentic self online. She also tells us how The Family Narrative came to be and why it’s so important to find your people and create the community you crave.

All of us own a life story that reflects a legacy of events we have received from the generations before us and that we will pass on to future generations. In this episode, Elaine Cooper, LCSW, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and author of LET'S ALL HOLD HANDS AND DROP DEAD: Three Generations - One Story, invites us to understand and identify intergenerational trauma, its impact, how we heal and even change the legacy. Drawing upon experience, established research, clinical and group expertise, Elaine Cooper illuminates this topic in a way that will make you reconsider the generational legacy you carry, what it means for your present life, your family, your health, your genetic profile, your strengths, your decisions and the life story you choose to own.You will think about your life differently.

Meet Annemie Tonken, the photographer behind Megapixie Photography a fine art child & family photography studio in Chapel Hill, NC.  Annemie is also one of the founders of The Family Narrative, a retreat for family photographers.  During our chat we talked about the importance of running a sustainable family photography business, how to say no to things you don't want to do in your business, and the importance of community to succeed in this industry. http://thetogrepublic.com/podcast/33

Meet Posy! She is a very talented family photographer based out of Portland, Oregon. She has been in business for the past 10 years over which she has learned a thing or two about family photography.  In today's podcast we chat about connecting with your clients plus some other tips that you can implement in your business right away. Posy also gave us an introduction about The Family Narrative and why this retreat is amazing! Find out more about Posy here:http://thetogrepublic.com/podcast/29

All of us own a life story that reflects a legacy of events we have received from the generations before us and that we will pass on to future generations. In this episode, Elaine Cooper, LCSW, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and author of LET'S ALL HOLD HANDS AND DROP DEAD: Three Generations - One Story, invites us to understand and identify intergenerational trauma, its impact, how we heal and even change the legacy. Drawing upon experience, established research, clinical and group expertise, Elaine Cooper illuminates this topic in a way that will make you reconsider the generational legacy you carry, what it means for your present life, your family, your health, your genetic profile, your strengths, your decisions and the life story you choose to own.You will think about your life differently.

Why has women’s professional advancement stalled? A widely accepted explanation is that women’s family obligations conflict with long hours of jobs, hampering their advancement into senior organizational positions. The commonly championed solution has been policies offering flexible work arrangements designed to mitigate such conflict. Yet research shows that men, too, experience work-family conflict. Moreover, work-family policies do little to help women or men’s workplace advancement, and in fact, often hurt them. In this presentation, Ely draws from her in depth case study of a global professional service firm to ask why the belief that work-family conflict lies at the heart of women’s stalled advancement persists. She explores how this popular narrative self-perpetuates despite evidence to the contrary, and how organizations use this narrative as an explanation for women's blocked mobility partly because it diverts attention from the broader problem of a long-hours work culture among professionals. Speaker: Robin Ely, Professor of Business Administration and Senior Associate Dean, Harvard Business School

Diane Wolfthal joined Rice University in 2008 after teaching at New York University and Columbia University, among others. Dr. Wolfthal has authored four books: The Beginnings of Netherlandish Canvas Painting: 1400-1530(Cambridge University Press,1989; 2nd printing, 1990), Images of Rape: The "Heroic" Tradition and its Alternatives (Cambridge University Press, 1999; paperback, 2000), and Picturing Yiddish: Gender, Identity, and Memory in Illustrated Yiddish Books of Renaissance Italy (Brill, 2004). Her latest book, In and Out of the Marital Bed: Seeing Sex in Late Medieval and Early Modern Art, in press with Yale University Press, examines the intersection of sexuality and gendered spatial topography and the links between images of licit and illicit sexuality. She has also edited a collection of interdisciplinary essays, Peace and Negotiation: Strategies for Co-Existence in the Middle Ages and Renaissance (Brepols, 2000) and co-edited two others. The first, Framing the Family: Narrative and Representation in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods (MRTS), appeared in 2005. Money, Morality and Culture in Early Modern Europe, which she co-edited with Juliann Vitullo and is in press with Ashgate, explores how the rise of the mercantile economy affected the art, literature, and values of Europe. She is currently completing the Corpus of Fifteenth-Century Painting in the Southern Netherlands and the Principality of Liège: Early Netherlandish Paintings in Los Angeles, with Catherine Metzger. This will be published by the Centre d’étude de la peinture du quinzième siècle dans les Pays-Bas méridionaux et la principauté de Liège in Brussels. Dr. Wolfthal is also co-editing a forthcoming Festschrift in honor of Professor Colin Eisler. She was a Founding Co-editor of Early Modern Women: An Interdisciplinary Journal, and currently serves as its Forum co-editor and Art History Associate Editor. She is also a book series editor for Visualizing the Middle Ages, which is published by Brill. Dr. Wolfthal has been awarded both teaching awards and research grants, including the Sylvan C. Coleman and Pamela Coleman Memorial Fund Art History Fellowship from the Metropolitan Museum of Art (2006), the Paul Mellon Visiting Senior Fellowship from the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. (2005), National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships (2006, 2002-3), National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Stipends, (1993, 2001), and an American Association of University Women Educational Foundation American Postdoctoral Scholar Fellowship (1997-98), and Leona Beckmann Fellowship (1991-1992). A specialist in late medieval and early modern European art, she has published numerous articles in such journals as The Art Bulletin, Gazette des Beaux Arts, Oud Holland, and Medieval Feminist Journal. She teaches courses on late medieval and early modern art, on such topics as Early Netherlandish painting, Multicultural Europe, Jewish culture, feminist analysis, and the history of sexuality. She has organized a conference, Crossing Borders: Visualizing Jewish/Christian and Jewish/Muslim Relations in Medieval and Early Modern Times, which will be held March 14-15, 2010.