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Tracy Solheim's creative writing career began in the 4th grade when she published her first book.  It was a bestseller–mainly because her dad bought all ten copies she made on the school’s prehistoric Xerox machine. From there, she moved to writing a monthly column in a local newspaper. A bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Tennessee landed her in Washington, DC, writing reports for Congress while pursuing a Master’s degree in Legislative Affairs from The George Washington University. Other than a brief gig with NBC Sports at the (1988) Seoul Olympics, most of her early writing consisted of crafting lengthy government reports, but in May 2013 her dream of becoming a published author came true with the release of her debut novel, GAME ON.  Her latest book, Just for Kicks, is the first of her newest series. Find Tracy at her website, FB, IG, Goodreads, Pinterest, and BookBub.

Our Guest: Dr. Tracy Chandler BSc(HONS); MBChB; FRNZCGP; FNZSCM, PGDipSEM, Cert Dermoscopy, Cert Homeopathy, FACNEM, ACNEM, Fellowship Examiner, AIMA Member. Tracy was born in Canada and grew up and trained in England. She is married to her soulmate Grant and they have seven children. Tracy completed a Biochemistry degree and then her primary medical training in England. This gave her a more in-depth knowledge of the human body than most Doctors are required to know. She then worked as a GP before doing further post-graduate training in Sports and Integrative (Wellness) Medicine and Nutrition. Her decision to specialise in Integrative Medicine partly evolved through her increasing awareness of the impact of nutrition and environment on her own personal and her patients health and well-being. Whilst working and raising her family she became unwell and experienced the frustration of conventional medicine not being able to provide a solution for her healing. It was then she discovered the power of Integrative (Functional) Medicine. This combines the best of conventional and complementary medicine and biochemistry to treat the root cause of poor health. With her own health experience and being a (recovering) ‘perfectionist' Tracy takes your health very personally! Topics covered How to conduct self-breast checks What options are available for breast screening How our breast tissue changes throughout the month and at different stages of life and how this impacts screening Common myths and misconceptions when it comes to Breast Cancer risk So much more! Find Tracy below: IG - @drwellness_ FB - @drwellness1 Website – www.drwellness.co.nz

Publicist and activist Tracy Lamourie tells us three stories where gravity gets the better of her and one early publicist faux pas. Tracy is loving Jimmy Dennis' single, Hate the Skin I'm In Bolu's single Make it Right Read all about Jimmy Dennis' story in this Rolling Stone article, How to Survive Death Row. Tracy Lamourie is the CEO of Lamourie Media and the author of the upcoming book GET REPPED - Build Your Brand With Effective Public and Media Relations. She is a well known long time advocate on a myriad of important worldwide issues and an award-winning international publicist working across industries from major entertainment projects to small businesses. Tracy is passionate about amplifying important messages and being a voice for those who most need one. Recognized by media around the world for her 20-year campaign that ultimately helped free an innocent man from death row to her work getting clients major media attention and for her local #community work, Winner of the FIRST PLACE PLATINUM award HamiltonSpectator ReadersChoice for PR 2018, Diamond 2019. She also won the MARKETING award at the #MAGNETIC ENTREPRENEUR and AUTHOR AWARDS 2019 in Toronto and has been frequently quoted in the international media on both human rights issues and as a Public Relations thought leader A frequent guest on TV, radio and high profile podcasts around the world on topics of leadership, empowerment, and entrepreneurship as well as all aspects of media and public relations. She is a 2020 RBC Women of Influence Nominee and a 2020 Universal Women's Network Woman of Inspiration Nominee and was also recently nominated for the internationally prestigious 2020 Tällberg/Eliasson Global Leadership Prize. Check out Tracy's website, TracyLamourie.com Find Tracy on Facebook and Instagram Things to Know: Join Fancy Free's private Facebook Group! It's so much fun! The question of the week is "What is your favorite phone app?" Click the Subscribe button so you don't miss a single episode! Leave a rating and written review! I will be forever grateful!!! If you have your own not-so-fancy story to tell, push the red button at fancyfreepodcast.com or email me at notfancy@fancyfreepodcast.com. Do it. It'll be fun! The best way to help Fancy Free reach more listeners is to tell a friend about it. Share the laughter! Thursday, we will have Miranda Bennett, Mrs Mediocre Mom, on the show. We laugh and go deep about postpartum depression. Don't miss it! Thanks so much for listening, have a great week, and remember NO ONE is as fancy as they look! ~Joanne

Imagine this: You see a film that fosters such big thoughts and ideas that you have to share it with others, and discuss! That's the idea behind Tracy Nguyen-Chung and Ciara Lacy's work. In ‘Connection,’ both filmmakers follow Autumn Harry, a member of the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, on her journey as a fly-fisher. Along the way, they bring to the forefront the multitude of connections intersecting with and highlighted by our experiences on the water. In this episode we talk about the importance of these connections and some of the prevalent stereotypes in fishing and how to change them. 1:00 Humanities Montana - check out their 'Gather Round' toolkit -- it's meant to inspire big discussions that matter to people in the great outdoors (well, all of us) 5:00 The art of telling a culturally specific story that resonates universally 7:00 From Vietnam to the U.S., a father's passion for fishing is passed along to his daughter, Tracy 8:30 And in Hawaii, Ciara grew up in a 'catch and release' family when it came to tilapia... which has oddly made a comeback in fine dining 10:00 Tracy and Ciara's film is "Connection", it started with a vision to uplift the image of people of color in fishing. It's the story of an indigenous woman and her discovery of fly-fishing. 14:00 Connections... to geography, to culture, to water, to environment, to self 17:00 Brown Folks Fishing - most storytelling is through Insta; it's a volunteer-run non-profit to gather and support a community of BIPOC anglers 19:00 Growing up in a family hobby, like fishing, and then promptly leaving it during college... and making a full circle as an adult 21:00 Public-facing parts of the fishing community -- industry, Insta profiles, groups, etc -- they're predominantly white (and male). The conservation space is similar. 24:00 People from BIPOC communities are totally out there fishing (hugely!), but they're just not represented in most of the industry 26:00 Two privileged and flawed points of view from naysayers: fishing is a place where we should go to 'escape' and BIPOC anglers don't exist in this space unless it's affordable. 28:00 Storytelling as an advocacy tool. For Ciara, it started with seeing her mom as an organizer for the Native Hawaiian community 30:00 Part of good storytelling is letting people know what they should be thinking about... those life challenges that slip the radar for some. (Pssst... that's what the 'Gather Round' toolkits are all about!) 36:00 What even IS a 'conservation angler'? It’s not something that’s automatically given to you the minute you step into the river. It takes intention and practice. 40:00 Spin-fishing: it's totally cool, everyone! 45:00 'Connections' the film started as a passion project... its trajectory has far surpassed early expectations 47:30 Adventures from documentary filmmaking: Getting an inmate a last-minute bouquet of flowers on his release day so he could give them to his fiancée. 49:00 On being human first, filmmaker second 50:30 "Out of State" documentary, which first aired on PBS 51:00 Find Ciara's work at CiaraLacy.com 52:00 Making fishing films? Four seasons in a day! (And a hard-knock life for film equipment) 54:00 Find Tracy online at tracynchung.com 55:00 "Connections" was underwritten by Orvis, which has been a long-time supporter of Brown Folks Fish. The film will be released later this year on Orvis' website, and also at the LA Asian Pacific Film Festival and the Hawaii International Film Festival before then 57:00 Brown Folks Fishing fellowship lab and the Angling for All Pledge 1:00:00 Gather Round has a 'connection kit' focused on four water-themed films... you've got to check it out! Request your free toolkit fromHumanities Montana today

Tracy is a spiritual advisor and mindset teacher to women leaders and entrepreneurs, a highly sought after keynote speaker, a TEDx speaker, and international best-selling author. She is a powerhouse of energy, exuding unconditional love and light. Tracy is stunningly direct, getting straight to the heart of what’s real and what’s true, all while remaining loving, playful, empathetic, and supportive. Tracy teaches visionary women leaders and entrepreneurs to rise in all aspects of themselves. Her work is guided by the core principle that we are the root cause of everything we experience and therefore we are only ever one choice away from altering our life and results. Tracy is the creator of Choice Work, a powerful and practical methodology that dramatically elevates prosperity, happiness, and fulfillment - one choice at a time. She has served thousands of women across 7 countries and has been featured in TEDx, Entreprenuer, FastCompany, Thrive Global, and Inc.com. Her book Worthy Human is a #1 best seller in Spiritual Growth and Mindset. Find Tracy:  Facebook Instagram YouTube LinkedIn

Tracy Verdugo If Tracy Verdugo was given the opportunity to coin a term for a new art movement based around what she teaches she might call it “Curiosity and Wonderism” or maybe “Loosen-upism” or “Endless possibilitism”. When she is not hanging out with her family in their artsy adobe home in a small village on the shores of Jervis Bay, Australia, or throwing paint around in her little purple studio in their backyard, you may find her painting beside thermal pools on an Italian island with an eager group of students, Aperol Spritz in one hand, paintbrush in the other, or sitting in a circle on St Pete Beach, Florida, listening intently as women share their stories of creative longing. Tracy is an inspiration instigator, prolific painter, bestselling author and lover of the written word, smitten traveler and soaker up of all that is beauty-full. She teaches her Paint Mojo and other creative workshops all over this amazing planet and reminds her students of the wonder that already resides within them. Her works are vibrant and filled with joy, inspired both by global travels and the simple beauty of the focused moment. Since 2000 Tracy has held 18 successful solo exhibitions and her works are held in collections both in Australia and internationally. Mostly though, she is mama bear to two gorgeous, zest-filled daughters, Santana and Cece, and co-adventurer in life with her amor of 34 years, the talented and brilliant Marco. Tracy's book: Paint Mojo - A Mixed Media Workshop - Creative Layering Techniques for Personal Expression Tracy mentions Dory Kanter's book, Art Escapes: Daily Exercises & Inspirations For Discovering Greater Creativity and Artistic Confidence Body Groove with Misty Tripoli Tracy's 3 tips for Aging Thoughtfully: 1.  The first one is to do with the physical and it's really simple: Drink enough water, get enough sleep and move your body. Tracy loves to dance and walk daily and gets to bed early. 2. Getting out in nature. Getting out in nature for Tracy is so restorative for soul and mind and body. 3. As Tracy has gotten older, she has learned to give herself a lot more grace. She has learned not be so hard on herself. We have repetitive things we deal with – “I have everything together, but there is this one thingI wish I could do better at.” She used to beat herself up a lot and now realizes she is doing pretty down good! Find Tracy! Website: Tracyverdugo.com Instagram: @TracyVerdugo Facebook group: Abundant Creative --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/agethoughtfully/support

In this episode, Jess sits down with Tracy Wilson, the host of the Melanated Mom Podcast to talk about the concepts of anti-racism, allyship, and how we can begin to change the world in our hearts and homes, starting with our children. This is a hard and necessary conversation that just begins to scratch the surface of how we live with unconscious bias, how we can participate in overt and cover racism, and what it's like to be a Black mother in the world today. This was one of the most important topics we've ever covered on the podcast, and we would be honored if you tuned in to hear Tracy's wise and truthful words. Find Tracy on IG @melanatedmompodcast The Melanted Mom Podcast Support Tracy's work through: Patreon Venmo @tracy-wilson-11 Cashapp ($geeweezy707) Thank you to our Sponsors! Shop 15% off Beekeeper's Naturals products with code: modernmamas Shop 15% off Four Sigmatic products with code: modernmamas Shop 10% off Vital Choice Seafood and Organics with code: modernmamas Shop $15 off your first order at Public Goods with code: modernmamas Connect with us on Instagram at @modernmamaspodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-modern-mamas-podcast/support

Today Juvonne has Tracy from @melanatedmompodcast. We have a real conversation about motherhood. We discuss how powerful it is to self-reflect as a mother and apologize to our children. We discuss some uncomfortable but necessary topics to ensure that we are raising creative innovative thinkers! You can Find Tracy at: Instagram: @melanatedmompodcast Facebook: @melanated-mom website: melanatedmom.com  You can find us on instagram @realitybitespodcast or visit our website at www.realitybitespodcast.com

I am so stoked to be bringing you an absolute legend today. You know when you first come across some people and then they're everywhere, that's what it was like when I met Tracy Harris. We had lots of friends and connections in common but hadn't crossed paths and then I finally got to have my first conversation with her and I tell you what, I don't think I've ever met anyone before who oozes so much love and warmth in everything she does. If you follow her on instagram you'll know what I'm talking about, and it's all real. While Tracy is known as the instagram expert and we do definitely talk about that in this episode, I am so intrigued by people's business journey's and how they got to be in the gorgeous position that they're in today and so we go in depth with the evolution of her business and how she went from a classroom teacher to having on of the top online businesses in Australia. I did get caught up and lost track of time so this episode is longer than normal, but I tell you what, had I not glanced at the clock, I would have kept going another hour! She's just lovely to talk to and a bundle of knowledge and I know you'll learn so much from this conversation.     Tracy Harris is the CEO of the Mums With Hustle online community and education platform for mums in business, creator of the online Instagram course, Hashtag Hustle, and Founder of the online marketing academy, The Social Method Society. She is fiercely dedicated to supporting big-hearted women wanting to design their life first and business second – by harnessing the superpower of Instagram as part of a complete digital strategy. One that aligns with who they are at their core and one that sees them creating their own version of success. Find Tracy: https://mumswithhustle.com/

Episode 35: Tracy Steel joins Stephanie to enter the world of spiritual interior design. We do not serve an easy God. We serve a trustworthy, glorious, good God. And so, our lives are not easy. But, sprinkled with pepper as they may be, they can be, in Christ, glorious and beautiful. You are are the designed. He is the Designer! Tracy discovered that God does not answer our prayers the way we want--but the way that is best for us. There is a big difference, and it is grounded in God's trustworthiness and faithfulness. Through her book and ministry, she accompanies women to understand that God is the designer of their lives. He makes a much better Designer than we ever could! How do we start trusting God? How do we use our time wisely? How do we prioritize our time and energy? How do we avoid burnout? Tracy lays out six design-inspired tips to embrace the life God designed for you: movement, emphasis, pattern, contrast, balance and space. Listen to the episode to learn from these for yourself! Write to Tracy on her website, mentioning Gospel Spice, to receive her special free gift for you! She mentions the details at the end of this episode. Tracy wrote A Redesigned Life, and the links are in the shownotes. Find Tracy on the YouVersion Bible App, for a 5-day devotional Bible readin plan, it's FREE and very encouraging!

Tracy tells her jaw dropping story of her life and how her faith played a significant role in her healing and sharing hope with others. We've all been through something in our lives, "Dirt" we don't want others to know about or may be ashamed of. It's time to stop fearing what others think and start embracing what we've lived through! Tracy shares her story of hope to others. Despite all the obstacles and terrifying events she has experienced in life, Tracy uses her positive spirit and faith to show others there is always a better tomorrow. Don't miss her gut-wrenching tale of what life threw at her and how her faith allowed her to stay positive, heal wounds, and spread hope to others. My name is Tracy Bible Raulerson. I'm a mother, wife, veteran, executive, and the founder of Share Your Dirt. I'm also a recovered drug addict, rape and domestic violence survivor, but I was able to rise above my circumstances using my strong faith. Find Tracy at her website https://shareyourdirt.com/ and on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TBRGoGators

From May 14, 2015, Tracy shares with us her favorite smoothies and how she started down this healthy path. Find Tracy at https://bit.ly/39TBrgb

Today we have Dr. Tracy Davenport on to discuss the repercussions of sleep deprivation and how you can take small steps every day to fix it on your own! Find Tracy on Insta @drinksmoothies Autumn on Insta @officerautumn Tracy's website: www.tracyshealthyliving.com

In life, each one of us is going to have our problems and rough patches. Some of us will come out the other side chewed up and defeated, but certain individuals will come out and absolutely kill it. My guest today is Tracy O’Malley, a master performance and business coach that has been through the meat grinder in life and came out the other end ready to thrive. Tracy’s goal is to help people get past just surviving and enter a life where they thrive and take their life to the next level. Don’t run from your past, repair it! In this episode, we talk about… Tracy’s professional bio and how she got here Changing things when you have been conditioned one way your whole life The pivotal moment that shifted Tracy’s story Unpacking Tracy’s entrance into the world of business coaching Connecting business coaching with performance coaching Letting somebody else take the wheel from time to time Chasing the shiny object in your heart Developing people with the natural tools that you have   Links to resources: Find Tracy on Instagram or on her website: tracyomalley.com You can find me on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Book a free strategy call with the Trucks Team where you'll figure out exactly how to reach your full potential in all areas of your life: www.TrucksTeam.com

Show #50 – Surviving from Narcissistic Abuse Show #50 of Lessons in Life & Love podcast with Coach Riana Milne features Tracy Malone, Founder of NarcissistAbuseSupport.com which provides global resources to victims and survivors of Narcissist Abuse. Riana and Tracy go deep into the signs of Narcissism and how Unhealed Childhood Trauma makes you vulnerable to someone with this Personality Disorder. Find Tracy on her podcast and join her Facebook Group to get online support. Tracy is an International Coach helping to educate victims to get free and heal and Riana specializes in helping those heal from past Childhood Trauma that is impacting them today in Life & Love relationships; causing them to choose Toxic Partners. Resources: Tracy's website: NarcissistAbuveSupport.com +Reach Tracy at: tracy@narcissistAbuseSupport.com +Need Help from Riana? www.RianaMilne.com +Podcast Archives: www.LessonsinLifeandLove.com +Riana's Free eBook: www.HavetheLoveYouDeserve.com +Lessons in Life & Love - App: www.Bit.ly.com/RianaMilneApp Riana's Books: 1) LIVE Beyond Your Dreams - from Fear & Doubt to Personal Power, Purpose & Success; http://bit.ly/LIVEbook 2) LOVE Beyond Your Dreams - Break Free of Toxic Relationships to Have the Love You Deserve http://bit.ly/RianasLOVEbook   #LessonsinLifeandLove.com#LOVEBeyondYourDreams #LIVEBeyondYourDreams #RianaMilne.com #TracyMalone #LifeCoach #LoveCoach #DatingCoach #RelationshipCoach #DivorceCoach #Singles #Couples #PersonalTransformation #ACOA #ChildhoodTrauma #ToxicLove # Divorce #Betrayal #Abandonment #Breakups #Anxiety #Abuse #Narcissist #NarcissisticAbuse #OnlineDating #Dating#Relationships #LifeCoachNearMe #Love #Depression  

As Humans we all want to be free of problems, judgement, massive expectations and life-suckers! We'd love to know and honor our worth in life and business… heck some of us just want to find it!! And what if you could fall in love with fear instead of run from it? WOAH there's a thought… ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Highlights: 6:00 Truth is upsetting 7:50 Zombie Check List 14:40 Respond -vs- React 21:00 Looking for solutions OUTSIDE yourself 22:00 Fear and Danger are 2 different things! The Worthy Human Book: https://thelittfactor.mykajabi.com/WorthyHumanthebook The Merch Shop: https://worthyhuman.com/ Find Tracy: https://www.thelittfactor.com/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Want to be a Guest on The Erin Strayer Show? Grab a mandatory pre-interview slot and see if it aligns with you! This is a LIVE internet based TV interview with the podcast being a bonus! http://bit.ly/GuestInterview Want to Coach with Erin? Jump on her calendar: https://erinstrayer.as.me/20MinuteStrategyCall

5 years of managing one of the coolest and busiest breweries on the east coast has taught Tracy many lessons.  In this podcast she shares her insights on what she has learned and her philosophy on leadership... - how to approach a team that is full of all stars - always listening to the dissenting opinion - learning is life long - "We take our business seriously but not ourselves" - enlightened hospitality Find Tracy on Instagram @tracyciscoofficial

IT'S SUMMER SESSION! This week, we sit down with Tracy Murrell! She is getting back in the groove since returning from Morocco. We caught her in her studio and talked about residencies, her work, and migration.This summer session is just 2 printmaker with microphones without YOU. Send us your creative question or show topics or questions to our email studionoizepodcast@gmail.com or on Instagram @StudioNoizePodcast. We can’t wait to hear from you.Find Tracy on Instagram @TMurrellArtFind Jamaal Barber on Instagram @JBarberStudioFind Jasmine Nicole on Instagram @Negress.Supreme

Today’s episode is near and dear to my heart because I am chatting with none other than my sweet mom, Tracy Smith. She’s a wife, mom to four, owns a lavender farm (come on now!) and is all around one of the coolest people I know. Tracy has been a highly requested guest around here for good reason - because if you’ve met her, you’ll know she’s genuine to the core and loves her people so well. We’re talking about parenting, cultivating intentional relationships with your teenagers, navigating tough decisions like where to send your kids to school, and pretty much everything in between. My Mom is one of my best friends, so this really is us just hanging and chatting about life like we would on a random morning over coffee. I hope you’ll be so encouraged after today’s episode, because I know I sure was. Find Tracy on Instagram! Connect with Jessica Lauren on Instagram!

Building on our previous conversation about CRM with Ashley Faison, in this episode we're talking about data leadership with Tracy Van Solkema. Tracy is the Research and Data Services Specialist at the Grand Rapids Community Foundation. When it comes to the topic of using data to advance the work of your organization, you'd be hard-pressed to find a person more passionate about this topic than Tracy.  Why is a CRM or donor database important for a nonprofit or foundation? Shared institutional knowledge – ensures the documentation of important data and knowledge from long-time employees Less fear of organizational change – allows for easier staff transitions and keeps the work moving forward in someone's absence, addressing the old 'what happens if you're hit by a bus?' scenario Access to information – provides all staff access to the same information even if they are off-site or at a different office Workflow improvements – reminders and more can lead to more efficient processes Strengthens relationships – the data helps facilitate relationships and gives insights on how to engage donors and prospects. It's the starting point to effectively creating a strategy for both fundraising and marketing Tracy emphasizes CRM (Customer or Constituent Relationship Management technology) is a key differentiator. An Excel spreadsheet can work as a database just storing data. However, what it can't do is manage relationships well. CRM goes to the next level, allowing an organization to manage relationships, analyze and report on data, and create data-driven insights. Defining data and common data points to track   In this context, Tracy defines data the information you store about your donors, prospects, volunteers, and the data related to how they interact with your organization. Common Data Points: Biographical information – name, address, phone number, email address, gender, etc. How is the person connected to your organization? Gift history Less Common Data Points: How was a gift solicited? Was a gift in response to a specific appeal? How was the gift made (mailed check or online)? Has the donor attended recent events? Interactions with staff and the qualitative content of those interactions. Every donor has a story! How does an organization decide what data to track? Tracy recommends ensuring your basic biographical data is tracked consistently as a starting point. This means ensuring you have data entry processes and procedures in place for what needs be entered and how it is entered in your CRM. When it comes to tracking additional data, Tracy starts with the end in mind. She asks, how will we use this data? Will it inform our fundraising or marketing strategy? If not, maybe it's not necessary. She also suggests not wasting time tracking a data point you can get from other data (e.g. tracking current donor when this information is obvious by their gift history). Tracy lives by a quote hanging above her desk: "One key component to fundraising success is to know that information is power and that power resides in your database!" An example of using the power of your database is using your data to segmenting appeals. Use your data to create appeals with messaging specific to the audience. Segmenting may be based on past gift history, relationship to the organization (i.e. volunteer, board member, etc.), philanthropic interest, or age. On the topic of age, Tracy provides great examples and shares how to access this important information. A relationship endowment—Tracy's philosophy about database management Tracy thinks of the database as an endowment. As data is added to the database, the information and the depth of information grow in perpetuity, and through this growth, relationships can flourish for the organization now and into the future. When you think of your database as your "relationship endowment," you can see the value of maintaining it and monitoring it with high standards, just as you would a financial endowment. The people who manage and oversee your relationship endowment should be well trained, and your board and leadership should take interest in this endowment. Your relationship endowment is the foundation that backs your personal connections over time.  What is data leadership? Embracing the management and use of data across an entire organization starts with leadership. Tracy says that four key things make up data leadership:   Real buy-in: The shift in thinking about data is not just about one person or department at your organization. It is a shift in mentality, starting with leadership and trickling down to all parts of the organization. If data leadership does not start from the top, it does not work. This means not just saying or understanding that data is important, but doing something about. Often what this looks like is empowering those who understand and are trained to use the database to make decisions about the data. It can also include leadership asking questions about data and using it for benchmarking and understanding your work. Embracing change: Technology change can be difficult, especially the process of converting to a new CRM or putting procedures in place that make it so people have to make more time to record data properly. The biggest mistake Tracy sees people make when choosing a new CRM is trying to use the new system the same way the old one was used. By not embracing change, an organization might miss out on new, innovative or more efficient ways of doing things. Investing in data collection and data maintenance: It takes time to manage and keep data clean, and create policies for how data is used and stored. The data will be used to help tell a story, manage relationships, and analyze, evaluate and benchmark. An investment of time, dollars, or additional and qualified staff to do the work may be needed. Investing in people: The stewardship, cultivation, or fundraising strategy for every donor starts with the data and the person that manages that data. Data input, management, and analyzation is not a task that should be given to just anyone. Invest in a seasoned, knowledgeable and trained staff to manage data. Training is essential—No one comes out of college knowing how to manage a nonprofit CRM. Staff should be empowered to learn about the evolving landscape of how we can better use the data and be given the time and resources to manage the data, and most importantly, they should have a seat at the table. People who manage/analyze the data should be involved in strategy and decision-making., and be part of meetings with marketing and development.   Tips for organizations getting started with data: If you are a leader: Embrace data leadership Use your data to make decisions Ask questions about data If you are a database manager: Data that isn’t clean, it isn’t valuable Create practices, policies, and procedures in place to ensure clean data Create standards and stick with them If you are a development/fundraising person: Record your interactions with donors Your relationship with the database manager is really important. Bring your database person in your strategy meeting. They can provide a lot of value! Talk to them about your donor meetings and work together to create good strategy About Tracy Van Solkema bCRE-Pro Tracy Van Solkema is the Research and Data Services Specialist at the Grand Rapids Community Foundation. In this role, she administers the Foundation's research activities on prospective donors, manages and analyzes the database to inform development strategy, leads database training and collaboration with other departments and manages annual giving activities to help raise funds to support the Community Foundation's unrestricted endowment. She is a bCRE-Pro (Blackbaud Certified Raiser's Edge Professional) a designation she earned and has maintained since 2016. Tracy has over fifteen years of experience in the nonprofit sector in the areas of philanthropy, arts, higher education and human services. Tracy truly enjoys helping nonprofit organizations build meaningful relationships and make successful data-driven decisions. She has a passion for sharing a vision for data leadership and best practices for how Community Foundations can use Raiser’s Edge to cultivate donors and create strong relationships with various constituencies. She has led conference sessions on relationship and database management in 2017 and 2018 at Blackbaud’s premier tech gathering for social good. Tracy has a Bachelor of Science degree in Public Relations and Advertising from Grand Valley State University. Find Tracy at: Grand Rapids Community Foundation LinkedIn   Resources: Data-Driven Nonprofits Blog Cool Data Blog

In this episode Tracy joins me to talk about an adorable oxen couple, the bunny ban of ’94, all the possible realities that exist, the dopest possible plastic outfits, alligator belly magic, a sticky sweater mess, the forbidden cruise activities, the best gaming strats for fighting a cookie in Mortal Kombat, the Avenger with the best face caterpillar, and dog suffrage, plus we play a quick game of What’s Florida Man Been Up To! (Kevin if you’re reading or listening to this you and Tracy must fight for the crown) Find Tracy on Twitter @adealswarlock Find Tracy’s shows on Twitter: - Paper News Out Loud: @realityoutloud - Apotalesma: @ApotelesmaP Follow me on: Twitter - @AJ_Ganaros Follow the show on: Twitter - @StraightOffPod Facebook - www.facebook.com/straightoffpod Tumblr - straightoffpod.tumblr.com GMail - straightoffpod@gmail.com Find the show on: - Soundcloud - Apple Podcasts - Podbean - Google Play - Stitcher Check out Shattered Worlds RPG and be on the look out for IP Thieves! Article Links: https://www.foxnews.com/us/missouri-men-allegedly-tried-stealing-al-capone-statue https://madison.com/news/national/husband-recreates-marriage-proposal-in-bunny-suit/article_be0d7eed-034f-51fe-b033-4013c6a7524b.html?fbclid=IwAR23t1o3fI1f9zRdUCbiGuOuSpgP5xaiSs2AAWgXVdG23eqDeIyLf1RhTCY https://www.foxnews.com/science/more-than-one-reality-exists-shocking-study-says https://wkow.com/news/national-news-from-the-associated-press/2019/03/21/knitting-with-a-repurpose-woman-makes-suit-of-plastic-bags/?fbclid=IwAR3k3mJo3jiXnWgD0X0JND9rC7SiPycN5epG1lQFLFqMETKNPOE4vYGTb0Y https://www.foxnews.com/science/huge-alligator-in-florida-spotted-swimming-in-womans-backyard https://madison.com/wsj/business/dilly-dilly-millercoors-sues-anheuser-busch-in-madison-court-over/article_ff9b4a52-6f4f-56ff-b262-d3b64383f50a.html https://www.foxnews.com/travel/royal-caribbean-passenger-suing-10-million-after-breaking-pelvis-on-trampoline-report-fall https://www.apnews.com/b20e184842564f8ba39cec99113df8ef?fbclid=IwAR2Oj9IvdlF_MBJUrPzcw9_ZZG2CMuUD7uzuuyUI7ohp3z8k7g098ucjTZc https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/robert-downey-jr-challenges-avengers-co-stars-in-mustache-contest https://www.jsonline.com/story/communities/northshore/news/shorewood/2019/03/20/dog-wants-shorewood-pick-up-dog-waste/3224561002/ https://www.ajc.com/news/national/florida-man-throws-molotov-cocktail-own-vehicle-locked-impound-lot-police-say/T4UMNgjLDv5XprbhLd1ZYI/ http://www.wave3.com/2019/03/20/florida-man-dons-spider-man-mask-during-liquor-store-burglary/ https://www.nbc-2.com/story/40161810/florida-man-claims-shrimp-boat-captain-threatened-him-with-a-hammer-and-a-gun https://www.miamiherald.com/news/state/florida/article228166959.html https://miami.cbslocal.com/2019/03/19/florida-man-cuts-tracking-device-disappears-in-everglades/

Tracy Anderson from Madison's 93.1 JAMZ morning radio show joins Erin to do a deep dive on the Real Housewives of EVERYWHERE! RHOA, RHOBH, RHONY, RHOC - and more.Join Patreon for bonus content: Patreon.com/PinkShadeGo to the website for links to episodes,articles, videos, and merchandise: PinkShadeWithErinMartin.comJoin the Facebook group: Pink Shade With Erin MartinFollow Erin on Twitter @ErinLeahMartin & Instagram @erinleahmartinTune into The Jenny McCarthy Show on ch 109 of SiriusXM Stars every week for Erin & Jenny doing Real Housewives Roundup! Find Tracy on Instagram @trayrenee76Cult Talk Social Media links - Twitter @CultTalk / Instagram @culttalk / Facebook Group: Cult Talk with Erin Martin See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's episode of the freeCodeCamp podcast, Abbey chats with  Tracy Lee, a prolific speaker, founder, JavaScript advocate, and open-source enthusiast. Tracy is a Google Developer Expert and the founder of This Dot. She organizes numerous meetups, runs the Modern Web podcast, and is on the RxJS core team. Tracy will share with us how she got into tech, what she's passionate about, and how you can become a badass person in tech, too. Connect with Tracy on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ladyleet Connect with Abbey on Twitter: https://twitter.com/abbeyrenn Find Tracy on the web: https://www.thisdot.co/ Learn to code for free: https://www.freecodecamp.org/  

In this special episode Dan Interviews Tracy Houle who is a Certified Holistic Nutritional Consultant and Culinary Nutrition Expert. Tracy's journey started with her son having stomach pains. You don't want to miss this one! Find Tracy on her website at TracyHoule.com

https://hollyporter.com//wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Hollly-Porter_podcast_Tracy_audio-1.m4a https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=_szNTnbYDCM&feature=vm Tracy Nunziato is a true “Life Mechanic” at Resolute Coaching Services, helping her clients to reclaim those missing ‘puzzle pieces’ of their emotional lives. As a Certified Success & Life Coach, Hypnotherapist, and Reconnective Healing energy practitioner she is especially adept at intuitively crafting a personalized approach to helping people empower themselves by mapping out their life’s success path while overcoming all subconscious blocks to that plan. With over 25 years as a mentor, advisor, and informal counselor to thousands of people, she has all the discipline and compassion necessary in an ideal coach!! Find Tracy on FaceBook at:  https://www.facebook.com/ResoluteCoaching/ https://youtu.be/_szNTnbYDCM

(2016/9/16) Tracy Steven Peal: Speed & Movement Specialist; Tracy, a friend, student and colleague had a far reaching conversation with me about assessing movement disfunction and helping athletes develop patterns and programs for maximal achievements. I feel blessed to have the opportunity to work with Tracy and his amazing students. This conversation has been a long time coming and you can anticipate many more in depth discussions in the future with this gentleman. Unfortunately the first 20 minutes of our conversation had a microphone malfunction, but I decided to post the full conversation. You can listen to the full conversation or feel free to skip ahead to 28:30 where Tracy’s mic is fixed. Find Tracy at: http://tracypealspeed.com Facebook.com/tracypealspeed Find me (and all social media links) at: www.NoahMoves.com and all things involving the Yoga and Movement Sanctuary: www.YMSPhilly.com