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This week on Finding Your Bliss, Celebrity Interviewer and Bliss Coach Judy Librach is joined by iconic TV Personality and successful entrepreneur, Erica Ehm.  Erica has also earned a reputation as a powerful event host & speaker. Whether you know her from her days as a legendary MuchMusic VJ, as founder of YMC (Yummy Mummy Club), or her newly launched Podcast – Reinvention of the VJ, you'll be inspired by her experiences of innovation and reinvention. There isn't a stage Erica doesn't like. Three decades of performing. Thousands of hours of live television. Thirty years of speaking. Hundreds of fascinating interviews conducted. Scads of interesting panels moderated. Years of running profitable businesses. Shelves of awards won. Erica has stories and strategies to light up your stage and challenge your audience to think differently. As the founder of the niche publishing brand YMC.ca, and digital agency Ehm & Co, Erica has deep experience creating content and community. Under Erica's leadership, her companies have earned a dozen prestigious marketing and publishing awards. Her business became so impactful, the owners of Toys ‘R Us purchased her companies in 2022.  Erica is staying on with the organization as Chief Innovation Officer.  In 2021, she launched the Inside>Out Initiative, a not-for-profit to empower youth. She also collaborated on the launch of the successful ‘It Doesn't Have to Hurt' initiative, a science-media partnership designed to bring evidence-based information about children's pain to parents. Her remarkable ability to reinvent, influence, and lead is chronicled in her eagerly anticipated book Bold Face, and shared in her new podcast: Reinvention of the VJ:  She gets personal with other MuchMusic personalities and explores the challenges of reinvention with entertaining anecdotes and useful insights to inspire you to face the next chapter of your life. Originally a MuchMusic television host, for more than a decade since, Erica has partnered with some of the world's top brands to build community through content marketing and social media. Her collaborations with research scientists to mobilize knowledge are considered ground-breaking.  For Erica, community building and kindness is just what our world needs in this era of addressing loneliness and isolation, craving belonging and connection.  Erica has built a multimedia portfolio that includes credits as an author, songwriter, journalist, host/MC, and keynote speaker. If that weren't enough, she also played a starring role in Sean Menard's groundbreaking documentary, “299 Queen Street West.” And now, the legendary Erica Ehm is joining Canadian rock band “Glass Tiger” as their opening act, in a multi-city tour all across the country! To hear Glass Tiger's songs from this interview and to checkout Erica's website and Glass Tiger's website, click on the links below: Erica Ehm's Website - https://www.ericaehm.com/ Glass Tiger's Website - https://glasstiger.ca/?srsltid=AfmBOoqFjSkQP-cRdGA1zv83XVvoWMbDfw0gR80ZHlGloyLQPKv_EOmv “Don't Forget Me” by Glass Tiger - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx6_-urg5fo "Someday” by Glass Tiger - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHYtsnSlCg0 “I Will Be There” by Glass Tiger -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTdSfnaW-n8 Follow us @theblissminute on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. Or visit our online magazine at findingyourbliss.com and take one step closer to finding your bliss. Listen live every Saturday at 1pm on Zoomer Radio

How can introverted leaders lean into their quiet power?   For this Women of Color Rise Podcast, I talk with Erica Phillips, Executive Director of the National Association for Family Child Care, a nationwide non-profit organization dedicated to promoting high-quality child care by strengthening the profession of home-based early learning programs.    As a self-described introvert, Erica shares tips on how to lead as an introvert.   1) Practice self-care. Before a big presentation, Erica spends time by herself. She also meditates and takes walks. 2) Find ways to connect extroverted work to where you thrive as an introvert. For Erica, she loves conversations and building relationships. For extroverted work like presentations, Erica will connect with a few members of the audience beforehand and bring those conversations into her presentation. She'll also structure her presentation like a conversation and bring in input from the audience. 3) Bring other voices to the table. Erica is an inclusive leader who deliberately includes others in her presentations to share their stories and perspectives. 4) Choose opportunities thoughtfully. Erica is happy to meet with audiences that may have different views, but she is thoughtful to ensure that there is some alignment in values. For example, Erica presented to the Reagan Institute where they were able to find alignment in their shared goal of supporting small businesses. 5) Know that silence may not be the answer. Audre Lorde said, “Your silent won't protect you.” Erica realized that even though she might be uncomfortable speaking, she would be even more uncomfortable not speaking.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://analizawolf.com/ep-80-introverted-leadership-quiet-power-with-erica-phillips-executive-director-nafcc

Re-Connected is a weekly live show where we go over boutique blu ray announcements, physical media sales, and sometimes we go over unboxings/collection updates. We are a community of cult movie fans that enjoy getting together to discuss what is releasing. This week we were joined by the amazing Erica Shultz, author of The Sweetest Taboo: An Unapologetic Guide to Child Kills in Film!! We covered all of the announcements for the week and then discussed animal attacks films! Hope you enjoy it!-For Erica's book The Sweetest Taboo, you will be able to purchase these online from: Vinegar SyndromeDiabolikDVDOrbitDVDRough Cut Video (for Canadian shoppers)Or directly from Erica's Big Cartel site: https://thesweetesttaboobook.bigcartel.com/---Or you can buy them in person from Erica at: - Austin, TX - Saturday, May 25th: Eastside Cinema. Bat City Cinema 16mm screening of a TBD title. Follow Bat City Cinema on FB or IG for updates, tickets, and showtime. - Santa Ana, CA - Tuesday, May 21st: The Frida Cinema. See It On 16mm screening of The Children (1980). Check the calendar here for updates or follow See It on 16MM on IG. - Austin, TX - Sunday, June 16th: Celebrate. Father's Day with Terry O'Quinn. We Luv Video screening of The Stepfather (1987). Tickets on sale soon. Follow me (hexmassacre) or We Luv Video on IG for updates---Or you can buy them from the following brick and mortar stores:Guzu Gallery in Austin Atomic Books in BaltimorePallbearer Press House of Stuff in AustinForbidden Planet NYCThe Archive in Bridgeport, CTEnd of an Ear in Austin-Follow Erica on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hexmassacre/Follow Erica on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hexmassacreSubscribe to Erica's podcast, Unsung Horrors: https://linktr.ee/unsunghorrors-Buy The Physical Media Advocate (zine) on Amazon: https://l.linklyhq.com/l/1utJN-Become a patron here: https://www.patreon.com/DiscConnected-Disc-Connected: https://linktr.ee/discconnected-Someone's Favorite Productions: https://linktr.ee/someonesfavoriteproductions-Shelf Shock Rewind: https://linktr.ee/shelfshockrewind-Email: DiscConnectedMedia@gmail.com--Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-disc-connected-Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-disc-connected-If you happen to be shopping on Amazon for something and would like to share some of Lord Bezos' profits with my channel at no additional cost to you, please consider shopping through my link: https://amzn.to/39mcX1t-Tip Jar: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=TDEVSPJZ9EFCWorpaypal.me/RVinls (friends and family only)or Amazon wish list: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/20CR2ZN456P1B?ref_=wl_share-Music is by Michael J. LeRose- michaelxcreates@gmail.com.Outro is K(NO)W by Crusoe via a Creative Commons Attribution License and verbal/written permission from the artist.-Links above may be affiliate/promotional links that provide me a tiny commission to support the sight and do not charge the consumer anything extra.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-disc-connected--6024210/support.

For Erica, finding the right kind of employees, ones that are prone to growth and seeking out challenges, is fundamental to success, and she talks about why this individual attitude is the number one thing she looks for in prospective hires. She also lists a few of the other factors that make up good employees and why there are no perfect candidates out there.   Key Points From This Episode:   Lessons and reflections from this year's ATD Conference.  Erica shares her background and path to her current role at Wellthy.  Strategies for assessing and dealing with employee disengagement. Why treading water should always be addressed.   Why engaged employees are the best kinds of company ambassadors.  Different ways that individuals can distinguish themselves.   Erica talks about confronting the challenges of the remote workplace. The role of recruitment in the talent life cycle.  Erica shares where she wants to be in five years!    Tweetables:   “In HR in general, - the path is never straight, for most people.” — Erica Maureen [0:04:22]   “I really loved putting the processes in place but I wanted to make sure there was a quality effect in order to make sure that the patients were having this great experience.” — Erica Maureen [0:05:25]   “After a while I got sick of working for a large corporation and working for a hospital center and I really wanted to get into tech.” — Erica Maureen [0:06:13]   “If you have employees that are stagnant, guess what, they are not going to be engaged.” — Erica Maureen [0:09:21]   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:   Erica Maureen Wellthy  ATD  Talk Talent to Me Hired  

Today's guest is author and dance movement therapist, Erica Hornthal. Her book is called Body Aware — Rediscover Your Mind-Body Connection, Stop Feeling Stuck, and Improve Your Mental Health with Simple Movement Practices. Erica believes that traditional talk therapy can only get you so far. Dance Movement Therapy, on the other hand, uses movement to integrate mind, body, and spirit…as well as the social, cognitive, emotional, and physical aspects of an individual. For Erica, it's about bringing nonverbal communication into the therapeutic process. There's quite a bit of mindfulness and awareness of the body and sensations in her body aware practices. Muse's Holiday Sale is On! By using the promo code HOLIDAY2022, you will receive a 20% discount on Muse at https://choosemuse.com/shop! For users in Canada, use the promo code MM-HOLIDAY2022 to receive 15% off a Muse Membership at choosemuse.ca

In this first of two-part series, (“End Well, Start Strong”), podcast host, Master Business Coach, and EFT Expert, Erica Ross-Krieger, introduces the practice of doing “Honorable Closure” at year-end. Listen in as Erica shares:• A brief overview of why we want to “End Well, Start Strong” each year.• What is meant by “Honorable Closure.”• The 16 questions that make up the Honorable Closure process.• How this framework is relevant for assessing our business and financial lives this past year.• Suggestions for rituals to do upon completing the process.• Her invitation to us to review podcast Episode 18 to review why honoring endings is important.• A reminder to tune in at the beginning of 2023 to participate in the 2nd part of the series and “Start Strong” for the new year.• An invitation to have the 2-part “Start Strong, End Well” tapping sessions for 25% off.  Mentioned in this episode:• Review Episode 18: “The 5 Elements of Entrepreneurial Wealth”: https://ericarosscoach.com/Ep%2018• Email Erica to request 25% off “End Well, Start Strong” Tapping Sessions: TapWithErica (at) gmail (dot) com• For Erica's free Entrepreneur's Wealth Kit containing the free EFT video: http://EricaRossCoach.com/Toolkit• For course outline and upcoming dates of the “10-Day Money Mindset Makeover course”: https://ericarosscoach.com/courses/  Connect With Erica: • WEBSITE:http://EricaRossCoach.com • FACEBOOK GROUP: (where we discuss the podcast episodes.)https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheECafe • FACEBOOK PAGE:https://www.facebook.com/EricaRossCoach • LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericarosscoach/   Erica Ross-Krieger, M.A., BCCErica Ross-Krieger, M.A, is a nationally acclaimed Business and Success-Mindset Mastery Coach, Positive Intelligence coach, author of the inspirational book, Seven Sacred Attitudes®—How to Live in the Richness of the Moment, and an EFT (Tapping) Expert.6 & 7-figure entrepreneurs hire Erica to help them identify and clear the inner mindset blocks that are keeping them from new levels of wealth. The founder of New Attitudes Corporation, Erica works with entrepreneurs throughout the world, inspiring them to come to life more fully and helping them attain these new levels of wealth as they define it. Erica's wide range of educational achievements includes a Master's Degree in Organization Development, certifications in EFT (Tapping), Positive Intelligence®, and Nutrition Education, as well as a national research grant to study and publish results on “Principles of Chinese Medicine and How They Relate to Organizational Well-Being”, and post-graduate training as an Art Therapist.Erica blends her extensive professional background with her personal life experiences to offer powerful and transformative programs, services, products, and the Entrepreneur's Café Podcast, rich with multi-faceted wisdom—in doing so, her work fosters a sense of well-being for clients, readers, and podcast listeners worldwide.

Peace. What a concept. There is so much to unpack in that word. When I hear it I get a visceral reaction to it. It's as if my mind and body are deeply conditioned to appreciate it. I don't know how to explain it other than it feels good. It feels like where we are meant to be. Yet for so many of us, it also feels like something so elusive. We spend so much of our lives searching, fighting, and yearning for peace--what a paradox. That is why I was so happy to talk to my guest today, Erica, who stated peace as her most important value. As way of background, Erica is an author and the founder of Disrupter University, a community of scholars who support educators and administrators through cultural awareness training, equity-based climate coaching, and community programs. That paradox shows up again when you consider the work Erica does around equity and inclusion. There is so much tension and conflict in this work, it doesn't seem like there would be a lot of peace to be had in it. However, Erica articulated so beautifully how she thinks about this paradox. Peace is not about everything working out the way you hoped or some utopian destination we will ever reach. The world is far too complicated and at times ugly for that to be definition. For Erica, peace is rooted in hope that things can change and confidence that you've done the best you can do. That sounds simple, but it is a messy, pain-staking journey to try to find this peace. We didn't only reflect on this in an abstract, philosophical way though. Erica and I spoke about her experiences as a child, as a college basketball player, and as an educator that molded her into the person she is today. We also spoke about how these topics play out in the equity work she does, dealing with issues like racism and police brutality. And, maybe my favorite part of the discussion, we spent time talking about how finding peace has allowed her to become a much more effective and empathetic educator. Erica has a perspective and self-awareness that is extremely rare, so it was truly a pleasure to have this conversation with her.

The guards of Erica's prison escort suddenly go on alert when their transport is attacked by an unknown party. For Erica, the tension in her enclosed chamber grows to dangerous levels, especially when the identity of their attacker is revealed. Welcome to Theatre of Heels! For more information on Theatre of Heels and other stories by Christopher Chancy, please check out the links below. https://www.christopherchancy.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ChristopherChancyWriter https://www.instagram.com/chrischancy1/ Please consider supporting this channel by going to www.patreon.com/christopherchancy This story was written, illustrated, narrated, produced, and edited by Christopher Chancy. Musical Score: Escape by Houses of Heaven Please check out their awesome music in the links provided. The Novel Version of Theatre of Heels is Available Here! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theatre-of-heels/support

Erica Stanley-Dottin is a lifelong competitor and athlete, but it wasn't until she was in her 30s that she discovered her love of distance running: marathons and half-marathons, specifically. She also discovered that she is fast at these distances. Today, she has big goals: Erica is going after a sub-3-hour marathon. This is the story of Erica's dedication and drive, and the people who helped her get to the next level. Erica was a competitive track sprinter beginning in her teen years, all the way through college. She started out being coached by the legendary Fred Thompson, who founded the Colgate Women's Games: this is the longest running track series for women in the country; it's been happening for 47 years. After college graduation, however, Erica decided to hang up her cleats, and running became about fitness and health. That is, until she started running with a friend who was training for the New York City Marathon. This eventually led Erica back to competitive running, but this time tackling long distances. Her competitive spirit reignited by her distance running pursuit, Erica found her way to the competitive running team the Black Roses, a team with a particular focus on supporting women racers. Through working with her teammates and coach/team founder Knox Robinson, Erica's running progressed to the next level. She has continued to hone her distance racing skills and reach ever faster PRs, on her quest to run the marathon in under 3 hours: at Boston 2022 she ran a 3:01. For Erica and several of her teammates, this milestone has significance for multiple reasons, including adding their names to The List. This is an account of all the American-born Black women who have run the marathon under 3 hours. To date, there are only 24 names on that list: two of them are Erica's teammates. And no doubt, she'll be there soon. Erica will be racing for this goal once again at the 2022 Berlin Marathon, September 25. In addition to being a competitive marathon runner, Erica is the mom of two young boys; the New York City community manager for Tracksmith; and a social impact producer for the documentary Sisters on Track, which is streaming on Netflix.This episode features a bonus anecdote from Erica after the credits: it's all about world's colliding in delightfully fortunate ways and how running is about so much more than the simple act of putting one foot in front of the other.This episode is sponsored by The Feed, the largest online marketplace for your sports nutrition, offering the brands you know and love, from Skratch Labs, Clif Bar, to Maurten, plus their athlete customized supplements called Feed Formulas. In addition to supporting Strides Forward, this sponsorship supports Hear Her Sports and Keeping Track: together we are a collective of women-hosted podcasts focused on women in sports.As part of this sponsorship, you can get $80 in credit at The Feed: just go to TheFeed.com/forward to claim your $80 in credit at The Feed.Erica is on Instagram: @estanleydottBlack Roses is on Instagram: @blackrosesnycSisters On Track documentary website: https://www.sistersontrack.com/Tracksmith calendar of eventsTracksmith newsletter sign upWays to Keep Up With Strides Forward on Social MediaTwitter: @stridesforwardInstagram: @stridesforward

In the latest episode of the Empowerography Podcast, my guest is Erica Lippy. Life and wellness coach, entrepreneur, and host of the well-known podcast Passion Love Pursuit, Erica Lippy helps women reconnect to their authentic self in order to live their best life. She believes that every woman deserves to shine the light within—to feel worthy, loved, and in full heart-body- soul alignment. But she also knows that the path to get there isn't always easy. Erica's journey of self-discovery and self-love took off after experiencing a series of heartbreaks. With a history of challenging romantic partnerships, she came to realize the single factor that remained consistent from one relationship to the next: her. It dawned on her that unless she worked on herself first, this cycle of heartbreak and hurt wasn't going to change. So she listened to that quiet guiding voice in her head, dug deep, and started to do the work. Erica got a life coach, rewrote her limiting beliefs, and redefined what she wanted out of her life. Slowly, but surely, things began to shift. She began to stand in her worth, speak her truth, and let her light shine. The result was a new found love for herself that was reflected in every aspect of her life, from her relationships to her work. She began to exude confidence from the inside out, attracted the right partner, and reconnected to her soul in a way that left her feeling lighter, more free, and better able to see the bright path in front of her. One where she could clearly step into her purpose, live authentically, and share her story with others. And that's exactly what she's doing. Erica's purpose is to inspire and impact womens' lives by authentically shining her light, so they, too, can shine theirs. She wants women to feel worthy of the life they dream of, and gives them the tools they need to make that dream their reality. For Erica, it's not a question of if, but when. Every woman has the light in them, all they need to do is (re)ignite it, and share it with the world. In this episode we discuss life & wellness coaching, discovering your true calling, self-love and passion love pursuit. Website - https://www.ericalippy.com/ IG - http://www.instagram.com/ericalippy Podcast - https://apple.co/3kOJpiZ "With all the noise that we have going on in our life constantly" - 00:02:24 "If we do everything with love" - 00:21:43 "All you need is within you" - 00:46:27 Empowerography would like to offer you a discount code to one of our exclusive partners, Quartz & Canary Jewelry & Wellness Co. Please use CODE EMPOWER15 to receive 15% off upon check out at www.quartzandcanary.com. Quartz & Canary is truly the place, where spirituality meets style.

In the latest episode of the Empowerography Podcast, my guest is Erica Lippy. Life and wellness coach, entrepreneur, and host of the well-known podcast Passion Love Pursuit, Erica Lippy helps women reconnect to their authentic self in order to live their best life. She believes that every woman deserves to shine the light within—to feel worthy, loved, and in full heart-body- soul alignment. But she also knows that the path to get there isn't always easy. Erica's journey of self-discovery and self-love took off after experiencing a series of heartbreaks. With a history of challenging romantic partnerships, she came to realize the single factor that remained consistent from one relationship to the next: her. It dawned on her that unless she worked on herself first, this cycle of heartbreak and hurt wasn't going to change. So she listened to that quiet guiding voice in her head, dug deep, and started to do the work. Erica got a life coach, rewrote her limiting beliefs, and redefined what she wanted out of her life. Slowly, but surely, things began to shift. She began to stand in her worth, speak her truth, and let her light shine. The result was a new found love for herself that was reflected in every aspect of her life, from her relationships to her work. She began to exude confidence from the inside out, attracted the right partner, and reconnected to her soul in a way that left her feeling lighter, more free, and better able to see the bright path in front of her. One where she could clearly step into her purpose, live authentically, and share her story with others. And that's exactly what she's doing. Erica's purpose is to inspire and impact womens' lives by authentically shining her light, so they, too, can shine theirs. She wants women to feel worthy of the life they dream of, and gives them the tools they need to make that dream their reality. For Erica, it's not a question of if, but when. Every woman has the light in them, all they need to do is (re)ignite it, and share it with the world. In this episode we discuss life & wellness coaching, discovering your true calling, self-love and passion love pursuit. Website - https://www.ericalippy.com/ IG - http://www.instagram.com/ericalippy Podcast - https://apple.co/3kOJpiZ "With all the noise that we have going on in our life constantly" - 00:02:24 "If we do everything with love" - 00:21:43 "All you need is within you" - 00:46:27 Empowerography would like to offer you a discount code to one of our exclusive partners, Quartz & Canary Jewelry & Wellness Co. Please use CODE EMPOWER15 to receive 15% off upon check out at www.quartzandcanary.com. Quartz & Canary is truly the place, where spirituality meets style.

YET. What does yet mean to you? For Erica, yet meant something more profound. Yet meant possibility and potential. We all have dreams and desires, but sometimes life happens and our dreams are put on hold. But, it's never too late to chase our dreams. We might not be there yet, but we can be if we believe and work for it. In this episode, Erica shares her seasons of yet in life. How God spoke to her and gave her a mission not just to work on herself but to encourage, exhort, and help others chase for their dreams too. Erica is a steward of God, and she is on a mission to inspire women not to give up on their dreams. After all, the best is yet to come. God has placed dreams and desires in each of us. And sometimes regular life just tends to get in the way. But if you're willing to put YET at the end of that, it means there's still a possibility. The potential is so there. - Erica Visit secondwindthepodcast.com for full show notes.Join My Second Wind Facebook Group

Erica Baggett is an energetic, hopeful, and frank survivor. She discussed her difficulty with being a young mom and having a serious TBI. She discusses hope and her own drive to be the author of her own story. She recently ran in a whole marathon which was a big part of her healing journey. I was amazed by her presence and determination to be a beacon to other brain injury survivors. Meet Erica: On October 19, 2018, Erica sustained a severe TBI. She was involved in a MVA which left her unconscious and was subsequently airlifted for treatment. After being in a coma for six weeks, she beat the odds and emerged. She was told she may never take care of herself or her son on her own. She was transferred to Shepherd Center’s Brain Injury Rehabilitation Program https://www.shepherd.org/ where she had to relearn everything, including walking, talking, swallowing, and dressing. She credits the dedication of her husband and family as well as survivor groups to her recovery and healing today. Things we discussed: The shepherd center in Atlanta and Erica’s difficulty with realizing that she had a TBI. She discussed misunderstanding her thoughts related to brain injury and her own thoughts. She says “You are the author of your life” you may have a messy middle, but that isn’t the whole story (that’s me paraphrasing). There was a love fest at the end! Erica told me that she runs to me, I hope that others are enjoying this content too! Takeaways Takeaway #1 Find your passion. For Erica that was running! So many of my guests have discussed passions assisting their healing. Takeaway #2 Don’t give up. You won’t feel this way forever, even if things are very difficult now. Takeaway #3 Get connected with the TBI community. One of my biggest recommendations as well! Takeaway #4 Get some space from your emotions or overwhelm. For Erica that is counting down from 30 or a short walk, two great ideas! More From Erica https://www.instagram.com/erica.baggett/ More from Jen www.tbitherapist.com

Erica Baggett is an energetic, hopeful, and frank survivor. She discussed her difficulty with being a young mom and having a serious TBI. She discusses hope and her own drive to be the author of her own story. She recently ran in a whole marathon which was a big part of her healing journey. I was amazed by her presence and determination to be a beacon to other brain injury survivors. Meet Erica: On October 19, 2018, Erica sustained a severe TBI. She was involved in a MVA which left her unconscious and was subsequently airlifted for treatment. After being in a coma for six weeks, she beat the odds and emerged. She was told she may never take care of herself or her son on her own. She was transferred to Shepherd Center’s Brain Injury Rehabilitation Program https://www.shepherd.org/ where she had to relearn everything, including walking, talking, swallowing, and dressing. She credits the dedication of her husband and family as well as survivor groups to her recovery and healing today. Things we discussed: The shepherd center in Atlanta and Erica’s difficulty with realizing that she had a TBI. She discussed misunderstanding her thoughts related to brain injury and her own thoughts. She says “You are the author of your life” you may have a messy middle, but that isn’t the whole story (that’s me paraphrasing). There was a love fest at the end! Erica told me that she runs to me, I hope that others are enjoying this content too! Takeaways Takeaway #1 Find your passion. For Erica that was running! So many of my guests have discussed passions assisting their healing. Takeaway #2 Don’t give up. You won’t feel this way forever, even if things are very difficult now. Takeaway #3 Get connected with the TBI community. One of my biggest recommendations as well! Takeaway #4 Get some space from your emotions or overwhelm. For Erica that is counting down from 30 or a short walk, two great ideas! More From Erica https://www.instagram.com/erica.baggett/ More from Jen www.tbitherapist.com

ENG In this episode we had the pleasure of interviewing one of our co-hosts, Erica Dorn. Erica chatted with us about her Ph.D. research and the fieldwork she is doing on issues involving free movement and co-created democracy. Erica's research has led to some of our previous podcast interviews with experts on migration, democracy, and the making of places baed on community building and relationality. For Erica, collaboration and collective learning are vital for the creation of these places that are in constant transformation. She focuses on American suburbs, specifically the suburb of Aurora in Colorado, as sites where migrant communities, processes of local democracy, and possibilities for future metamorphosis are at stake. Audio production by Kyle Leve. Sofía Bosch Gómez and Alex Polzin interviewed Erica Dorn. Marysol Ortega and Silvana Juri crafted the Spanish commentary. The production of this podcast was carried out with the support of the School of Design at Carnegie Mellon University. PUBLICATIONS Read more about Erica's work here: https://www.humanityinaction.org/action_project/alfred-landecker-democracy-fellowship-civic-mobility/ Take a look at Suburb Futures here: https://www.suburbfutures.org/ ESP En este episodio tuvimos el placer de entrevistar a una de nuestras co-anfitrionas, Erica Dorn. Erica nos habló de su investigación de doctorado y el trabajo de campo que está haciendo en temas que involucran el movimiento libre y democracia co-creada. La investigación de Erica ha liderado algunas de nuestras previas entrevistas del podcast con expertos en migración, democracia y la creación de territorios que se construyen en comunidad y de forma relacional. Para Erica la colaboración y el aprendizaje colectivo son vitales para la creación de esos territorios que están en constante transformación. Se enfoca en los suburbios estadounidenses, específicamente el suburbio de Aurora en Colorado, como sitios donde comunidades migratorias, procesos de democracia local y posibilidades de metamorfosis futura están en juego. La producción de audio fue hecha por Kyle Leve. Sofía Bosch Gómez y Alex Polzin entrevistaron a Erica Dorn. Marysol Ortega y Silvana Juri generaron el comentario en inglés. La producción de este podcast se hizo con el apoyo de la Escuela de Diseño de la Universidad Carnegie Mellon. PUBLICACIONES https://www.humanityinaction.org/action_project/alfred-landecker-democracy-fellowship-civic-mobility/ https://www.suburbfutures.org/

Top athletes duke it out to outperform their opponents; usually only winning by a slim margin. That margin is what matters, and part of having a competitive edge means having high-value information on what your competitors are doing. Crayon offers competitive intelligence and product marketing to its customers, and Erica Jenkins, their Chief Product Officer, shares that doing this well requires great communication.Main TakeawaysData Insight Helps Create Magical Products: There are a million different problems and a million different software products that could help solve them, but resources are limited. Using data to help determine where the needs are greatest can help you as a product leader to guide your team towards the most profitable product solutions. You Need to Repeat Yourself: Some would say repeating yourself, even often, is necessary. Repetition helps other people remember important information and act correspondingly if acting is required. For Erica, rephrasing her ideas is a way to know if her message is being communicated correctly.  You Need to Spell It Out: Don't assume that just because the product you've built looks shiny and seems intuitive, people will readily understand how to use it. Even if it is painstakingly user-friendly, it never hurts to spell things out. Take advantage of creating walk-through tutorials for your products. It creates more value for your customers and highlights the features of the product. IT Visionaries is brought to you by the Salesforce Platform - the #1 cloud platform for digital transformation of every experience. Build connected experiences, empower every employee, and deliver continuous innovation - with the customer at the center of everything you do. Learn more at salesforce.com/platform

We are all driven by something whether we know it or not. For Erica, it was people underestimating her. Listen as she describes her underrated gateway to college that led her to become a successful engineer and business owner of Balls to the Walls. Check out the amazing stuff Erica is working on now at https://www.instagram.com/ballstothewallsokc/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In life, we all face challenges, but it is up to us how we choose to deal with them. Similar to athletic competition, we can meet real-life hardships with strength, as long as we have trained ourselves physically and mentally. In today's episode, co-hosts Vince and Erica discuss the importance of having a competitive spirit.  Recently both Vince and Erica have pushed themselves in ways they never have before. For Erica, training to compete in the WBFF competition taught her so much more than how to diet and exercise. For the first time, Erica was pushed outside of her comfort zone in multiple ways. To get through her discomfort, Erica explains that she had to show up for herself on a daily basis. Not only did her training improve her physical health, but it also taught Erica how to build emotional resilience.  Vince has done many fasts in his life, but for the first time he challenged himself to complete a five-day fast. Instead of jumping back into unhealthy eating, Vince allowed himself to naturally reintroduce food in a way that honored his body and the work he just completed. For Vince, choosing to participate in this fast wasn't just about resetting his diet, it was also about getting comfortable with stress. According to Vince, getting too comfortable is dangerous, so simulating stress better helps him prepare for unexpected conflict. Tune into this week's episode of the E3 Podcast for a conversation about the competitor spirit. Learn more about the importance of structure, simplification, and challenging yourself, so you can strengthen your competitive nature and be better prepared for adversity. Today's food for thought from co-host Vince: “If you don't put challenges in your life for growth, then life is going to show up and give you different challenges and force it on you.”   Quotes • “When dissatisfaction turns into comparison, that's where I've got a problem.” (02:20-02:24 | Vince) • “The next couple of months will dictate whether the stress that we applied in the competition was a net positive or net negative.” (11:30-11:39 | Vince)  • “If you drink, you must work out, and you can't eat bad. If you eat bad, you can't drink and you must be active and workout. If you want to not work out, don't eat badly and don't drink.” (18:10-18:24 | Vince) • “Be compassionate against the thoughts that you have against yourself and understand where they're coming from and where they're going.” (19:43-19:48 | Erica) • “If you're always chasing your thinnest, you're going to look your worst.” (20:57-21:00 | VInce) • “If you need clarity on something or you need to make a decision about something, removing things and making your life simpler is how you can have the brain space to receive ideas that are going to get you out of the space that you're in.” (38:41-38:55 | Vince) • “There are some days you do things that you don't want to do because they make you happy.” (42:38-42:41 | Vince) • “If you don't put challenges in your life for growth, then life is going to show up and give you different challenges and force it on you.” (45:59-46:08 | Vince)   Links BRAND NEW! Wellness Mastery Course: WellnessMastery.com
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In this episode, I interview Erica Hakonson, the Principal and Founder of Maven Collective Marketing, a digital marketing agency based in Vancouver, Canada, working with B2B software and services companies to transform their marketing to measurably improve your results. The agency brings the expertise and experience to translate, navigate and execute the complex world of online marketing. The multi-award-winning digital marketing agency was incorporated in 2016 by Erica as a sole entrepreneur. Started with 3 clients and years later had increased their clients by 400% and from revenue growth of 30% to 250%. The agency even won the Editor's Choice in the Canadian SME National Business Awards in 2020. For Erica, success is when they are able to witness fruition and expertise to their clients for that only means that their hard work effectively improves the result. This realization of success drives them more to work at their best.   This Cast Covers: A multi-award-winning digital marketing agency that helps businesses disrupt and redefine their marketing strategies. Brings the expertise and experience to translate, navigate and execute the complex world of online marketing.  Work primarily with tech companies, particularly in the Microsoft ecosystem. Started with three clients in their first year and has increased them by 400%. From a revenue growth of 30% to the current 250%. Won the Editor's Choice in the Canadian SME National Business Awards. Success is when they are able to witness the fruition of their hard work and expertise to their clients.  How a social media platform works in growing a small business into its best. The importance of empowering other people to help them grow for them to perform at their best. Additional Resources: Maven Collective Marketing Why Johnny Can't Brand By Bill Schley Start With Why By Simon Sinek Decisive By Chip Heath Terry O'Reilly Podcast  …………………………………………  Quotes:  “The validation of our expertise as a team and how much that fuels us are what success looks like.” – Erica Hakonson  “When we can set a goal with our clients, and bring that into fruition, that's what success really feels like on our side and be able to experience that with them.” – Erica Hakonson “If you have the capital to be able to invest in your digital presence, that's going to pay off in spades for years for you.” – Erica Hakonson  “Being able to empower someone else and show that they're just as knowledgeable as anyone else.” – Erica Hakonson “When the mistakes are made, you have to recognize them correctly and help them learn and grow from that for them to get better.” – Erica Hakonson  ………………………………………… Music from https://filmmusic.io “Cold Funk” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com). License: CC by http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

In today's episode of the As Told by Nomads Podcast, join Erica Dhawan and me to talk about what digital body language is, what it means to be inclusive, and the tips for connecting better – digitally. Now that more work-from-home settings are in place communicating may be an obstacle for some. Without the personal experience of body language, understanding how to connect is a challenge. But for Erica, body language didn't disappear—it just evolved. Tune in with us and learn about how Erica sees body language in the digital setting in this episode!The Digital Body Language You Already Have Unlike when communicating face-to-face, understanding how someone responds to you through a video call or through chat can be very challenging. Most of the time, you're only limited to judging texts and video calls. When work is concerned, this can be frustrating. But don't lose hope just yet! There are typical examples of digital body language that you're probably just overlooking. If you observe more, you can totally inform yourself on how to better your communication and connection with work and colleagues when work-from-home settings remain. For Erica, body language is not lost when working or communicating digitally. It's just in a different form. How someone structures their email, how fast or slow they answer calls, how they use punctuations, and the frequency of their emojis are all examples of how body language works in a digital situation. They all contribute to the experience and either add or deduct from how someone receives the delivery of the message. They may not be the same with talking face-to-face, but nevertheless, they tell you a thing or two about someone's manner of responding in a digital space.Outline of the episode:[02:26] What is body language in digital form?[06:46] Digital body language has different styles![08:57] We are all immigrants to the world of digital body language.[11:44] The practical tips to improve your digital body language.[17:03] Erica: On speaking about connection and collaboration in a law firm retreat – A memorable experience on pivoting.[21:02] Every part of communication is always under the spectrum.[24:06] Formality Confusion – A form of anxiety that provokes digital body language.[28:02] Gender differences in digital body language exist; What is Connectional Intelligence?[33:12] Understanding digital body language is an opportunity to be more inclusive and less biased; Tips for virtual job interviews.[37:26] Erica: On deciding not to go down the traditional path.Resources:Website: https://ericadhawan.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericadhawan/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ericadhawanInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ericadhawan_/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo2UXHdLiuhxhS9vwpG_S2gBook: https://www.amazon.com/Digital-Body-Language-Connection-Distance/dp/1250246520Connect with Tayo Rockson and the As Told By Nomads Podcast on:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tayorockson Podcast:

Have you made your credit score about you, or has anyone used your credit score as a jail you landed in? In this wildly expansive slightly all over the place episode, Erica leads you on a meditation to raise your credit score and clear crazy that got stuck inside of the math of it. For Erica, this involved clearing the third chakra (yellow energy) in the solar plexus region. Could your score change without much effort or time? What is possible that you have not been willing to see or experience? This is a rather unusual story-filled episode with a touch of meditation tossed in for the beauty of it. Enjoy! #RaiseYourCreditScore #EnergyClearing #EnergyClearingforLifePodcast Free tools mentioned: Experian.com, CreditKarma.com.  

Each week, host Mike Hover (@hoverdrive) and a guest use Wikipedia's random article generator to determine what they will chat about. This week comedian Erica Switzer (@ericaswitzer) journeys 'Into The Wikiverse' and visit the Welsh village of Maseybont. We discuss Nine Inch Nails, both virtual and international comedy, and what this village has to offer. For Erica's show dates visit ericaswitzer.com Follow us on IG @intothewikiverse and give us a rating and review on the streaming platform you use.  Music provided by audionautix.com and additional sound effects music provided by freesfx.co.uk. Cover art by Lev Cantoral (IG @ominusorb). We will be apart of the 2021 Chicago Nerd Comedy Festival. Check out a special festival episode of Into The Wikiverse airing on Friday May 14th 2021 7pm Central. More info to come. 

For most people adventure is rare. For Erica and Adam it's part of their everyday.   The couple started out as co-workers. But Erica had other ideas. Knowing that he had the same zest for life, she made her move and now they soar to new heights.  Their wedding painted the perfect picture of who they are as a couple, when they tied the knot in sub zero temperatures on top of a mountain at Lake Louise.

For most people adventure is rare. For Erica and Adam it's part of their everyday.   The couple started out as co-workers. But Erica had other ideas. Knowing that he had the same zest for life, she made her move and now they soar to new heights.  Their wedding painted the perfect picture of who they are as a couple, when they tied the knot in sub zero temperatures on top of a mountain at Lake Louise.

This second installment of the two-episode series “End Well, Start Strong,” features podcast host, Master Business Coach, and EFT Expert, Erica Ross-Krieger. Erica introduces us to the practice of answering 16 questions as an “Honorable Beginnings process” each new year. Listen in as Erica shares:A brief reminder of why we want to “End Well, Start Strong” each year.What is meant by “Beginnings.”The 16 questions that make up the Honorable Beginnings process.Her invitation to us to review podcast Episodes 18 & 22 to review why honoring endings is important.An invitation to start the new year with a new mindset and participate in her upcoming 10-Day Money Mindset Makeover. Key Takeaways:The “Honorable Beginnings” process is a valuable tool for envisioning and shaping the new year – for both your personal and entrepreneurial life.There is something to be honored as we set forth in this new year of our entrepreneurial journeys.The 16 questions of the Honorable Beginnings process can be applied to all beginnings. (Including new: years, quarters, months, weeks, days, ventures, etc.)  Mentioned in this episode:• 32 Questions for Ending Well & Starting Strong https://ericarosscoach.com/YearEndYearBegin • Review Episode 21: “End Well, Start Strong – Honorable Closure” - https://ericarosscoach.com/Ep21 • Review Episode 18: “The 5 Elements of Entrepreneurial Wealth”: https://ericarosscoach.com/Ep%2018 • Email Erica to request 25% off “End Well, Start Strong” Tapping Session: TapWithErica (at) gmail (dot) com • For course outline and upcoming dates of the “10-Day Money Mindset Makeover course”:https://ericarosscoach.com/courses/ • For Erica's free Entrepreneur's Wealth Kit containing a Prosperity Action Guide and free EFT Intro video:http://EricaRossCoach.com/Toolkit  Connect With Erica: WEBSITE:http://EricaRossCoach.comFACEBOOK GROUP:https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheECafeFACEBOOK PAGE:https://www.facebook.com/EricaRossCoachTWITTER:https://twitter.com/EricaRossCoach Erica Ross-Krieger, M.A., BCCErica Ross-Krieger, M.A, is a nationally acclaimed Business and Success-Mindset Coach, author of the inspirational book, Seven Sacred Attitudes®—How to Live in the Richness of the Moment, and an EFT (Tapping) Expert 6, 7, & 8-figure entrepreneurs hire Erica to help them identify and clear the inner mindset blocks that are keeping them from new levels of wealth. The founder of New Attitudes Corporation, Erica works with entrepreneurs throughout the world, inspiring them to come to life more fully and helping them attain these new levels of wealth as they define it.  Erica's wide range of educational achievements include a Master's Degree in Organization Development, certificates in EFT (Tapping) as well as in Nutrition Education, a national research grant to study and publish results on “Principles of Chinese Medicine and How They Relate to Organizational Well-Being”, and post-graduate training as an Art Therapist. Erica blends her extensive professional background with her personal life experiences to offer powerful and transformative programs, services, products and the Entrepreneur's Café Podcast, rich with multi-faceted wisdom—in doing so, her work fosters a sense of well-being for clients, readers, and podcast listeners worldwide. Erica lives in Northern California with her husband, Steve, and a garden of lavender that soothes her soul.  

In this first of two episodes in the “End Well, Start Strong,” podcast host, Master Business Coach, and EFT Expert, Erica Ross-Krieger, introduces us to the practice of doing “Honorable Closure” at year end. Listen in as Erica shares:A brief overview of why we want to “End Well, Start Strong” each year.What is meant by “Honorable Closure.”The 16 questions that make up the Honorable Closure process.How this framework is relevant for assessing our business and financial lives this past year.Suggestions for rituals to do upon completing the process.Her invitation to us to review podcast Episode 18 to review why honoring endings is important.A reminder to tune in to the next Episode (22), to participate in the “Start Strong” process for the new year.An invitation to have the 2-part “Start Strong, End Well” tapping sessions for 25% off. Key Takeaways:The “Honorable Closure” process is a valuable tool for assessing both the strengths and opportunities of our entrepreneurial lives.There is something to be honored as well as celebrated as we end a year in our entrepreneurial journeys.The 16 questions of the Honorable Closure process can be applied to all endings.Erica's gift of 25% off her “End Well, Start Strong” Tapping Sessions at year end, will help you bring closure to the prior year and set strong intentions for the coming year.  Mentioned in this episode: • 32 Questions for Ending Well & Starting Strong: https://ericarosscoach.com/YearEndYearBegin • Review Episode 18: “The 5 Elements of Entrepreneurial Wealth”: https://ericarosscoach.com/Ep%2018 • Email Erica to request 25% off “End Well, Start Strong” Tapping Sessions: TapWithErica (at) gmail (dot) com • For Erica's free Entrepreneur's Wealth Kit containing the free EFT video:http://EricaRossCoach.com/Toolkit • For course outline and upcoming dates of the “10-Day Money Mindset Makeover course”:https://ericarosscoach.com/courses/  Connect With Erica:WEBSITE:http://EricaRossCoach.comFACEBOOK GROUP:https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheECafeFACEBOOK PAGE:https://www.facebook.com/EricaRossCoachTWITTER:https://twitter.com/EricaRossCoach  Erica Ross-Krieger, M.A., BCCErica Ross-Krieger, M.A, is a nationally acclaimed Business and Success-Mindset Coach, author of the inspirational book, Seven Sacred Attitudes®—How to Live in the Richness of the Moment, and an EFT (Tapping) Expert6, 7, & 8-figure entrepreneurs hire Erica to help them identify and clear the inner mindset blocks that are keeping them from new levels of wealth. The founder of New Attitudes Corporation, Erica works with entrepreneurs throughout the world, inspiring them to come to life more fully and helping them attain these new levels of wealth as they define it. Erica's wide range of educational achievements include a Master's Degree in Organization Development, certificates in EFT (Tapping) as well as in Nutrition Education, a national research grant to study and publish results on “Principles of Chinese Medicine and How They Relate to Organizational Well-Being”, and post-graduate training as an Art Therapist.Erica blends her extensive professional background with her personal life experiences to offer powerful and transformative programs, services, products and the Entrepreneur's Café Podcast, rich with multi-faceted wisdom—in doing so, her work fosters a sense of well-being for clients, readers, and podcast listeners worldwide.Erica lives in Northern California with her husband, Steve, and a garden of lavender that soothes her soul.  

Guest Bio: Erica Boomsma is the 2019 South Dakota Teacher of the Year and teaches 4th grade in the Huron School District. Passionate and driven to teach from a young age, she was inspired by excellent teachers. For 18 years, she has had the honor of empowering all students to become life long learners and to strive for their dreams. With bachelors and masters degrees in education, Boomsma's greatest joy and accomplishment is found in her students' enthusiasm to learn and their success as they achieve things they never thought they could all while learning as a family. Erica loves her profession and even more, the students she teaches. She believes that every child regardless of race, gender, creed, or socio-economic status can learn. There is nothing in this world that she would rather do. For Erica, it is her dream come true. Her life long goal fulfilled – she is a teacher! About This Episode: Come take a stroll with us through the middle of the flats with a really quiet little girl who grew up to become a 4th grade teacher. In this episode, Erica Boomsma (the 2019 South Dakota Teacher of the Year) shares with us how she found teaching, what she believes every student deserves and how lessons can come from everything and everyone around us. #ATOY19 #AskMeWhy #AMileInMyShoes For More Info: Visit www.stillstacey.com to learn more about the host and to submit scheduling inquiries or general questions about the podcast. To learn more about today's guest or the resources mentioned, you may also reach out to them directly via the following social media platforms: @ericaboomsma (Twitter), @erica.boomsma (Instagram) and https://www.facebook.com/erica.boomsma.1. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stacey-mcadoo/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stacey-mcadoo/support

For fourteen years Erica Ehm has been developing her craft as an entrepreneur and CEO, after spending the first part of her career as an icon in Canadian television and music.  From interviewing rock bands, to informing and educating parents on being their best, Erica has used her skills as a creator, innovator and disruptor to turn all of her endeavours into incredible success stories.In this episode, Erica gives us tips and advice on how to be successful in whatever it is you want to do. Some of the fundamentals in her arsenal include never take "no" personally, always listen to your staff, your customers, your competitors, your numbers and your heart....and be persistent until you find your yes! All you need is one yes to be successful.Oh, and never ignore those random Tweets or messages on social media. For Erica, it led to a new partnership, a government grant and shout outs from Senators!Don't forget to watch Kurt Cobain and Erica Ehm as well in her self declared favourite interview - https://youtu.be/PDgP4hN4OA4 (PS listen to the last 15 seconds - it's very timely)

iPS 207 White Label Apps On this episode on iPhreaks, we have panelists Guilherme Rambo, Erica Sadun, and Jaim Zuber talk about White Label Apps, its technical challenges, and its advantages over web apps, etc. Don't miss this one! [00:01:10] – Introduction to White Label Apps This is an app that you built at one time but you skin different things for different customers. There are a lot of customers around that will build an app but they got different versions of the app that they distribute on behalf of their customers. Your controls have a lot of the same behavior in your app but the color is different, the icons are different, maybe there’s text difference. [00:03:50] – Pre-built components This kind of notion of pre-built components has been in the development arena, specifically, in Apple’s ecosystem for a very long time. When the app store first started, you could buy custom widgets, custom controls, and custom art.  [00:06:10] – Customization Most of the companies have a very limited ability to customize. You can start up with things like changing the name of the app. You can change the icon. You can change the color scheme. You can change some text. You just solve the problem the user is going to deal with. [00:12:35] – Technical challenges For Erica, one of the biggest issues is going to be the customer ticketing process on tracking or the customer service process. Typically they’re calling the end owner of the app, which is not a very good solution. And you also have to support the businesses because those businesses have to support their customers. [00:16:10] – Corporate Entity If you are selling your apps to small realtors, you'll probably just manage everything yourself. You’ll do certificates, customer profiles. You’ll host it under your own app ID. But if you sell to bigger organizations, they might have their own Apple ID and want to keep it under their roof with their own Apple account. You need things like getting your own certificate with their Apple ID, getting provision profile, creating the app ID, going to iTunes connect and doing the same thing. [00:22:15] – If-def approach Typically what happens in most companies is your team leader goes, “Hey, we could sign a new customer. Let’s make the app. Let’s rebrand it. Let’s white label it.” The developers will shrug off their shoulders and say, “I don’t know how to do this so I’ll do something like creating an if-def for different texts.” That’s going to be a problem. But this is where a lot of people start. [00:25:40] – Interface file approach One approach is you could create your own tool to customize the apps. They are all the same app but there is one internal configuration file or database or whatever is different between them. Developers run into problems on finding ways to build internal tool that will reach their configuration file and modify the app as needed. Most of the companies that have a mature platform they can just drop the configuration file and build a list of file that describes where the images are, what the texts are if they have any features that are turned on or off. Most companies can build a configuration file because they’ve narrowed down what problems they’re going to solve. [00:35:30] – Saturation of apps There has been a push back in apps. We got to a point where a lot of companies build apps that no one cared about. No one downloaded them. If they download them, they didn’t use them more than once. People can make a smarter decision if they really need an app. They’re not going to download the apps for every business out there. If you are running a business and have loyal customers, you can get them to order easily with their app by first calling in. That might work in some cases or you can be making an app for more than just one pizza place. [00:40:35] – White label components vs. websites Web sites are not going to do push notifications so if you need to get a hold of people or notify them of something important, you need to get them to order an app. Their user experience is going to be better. But there’s a lot of benefits for something that you don’t use very often for making a web app because web apps work on every platform. Anytime that you can take advantage of the specific hardware features like 3D Touch or Touch ID, you need an app because you can’t use them on the web yet. The Touch ID is also great for apps that need some level of security like a banking app. Picks Erica Sadun Guardians of the Galaxy 2 Gee Rambo Stranger Things Jaim Zuber Turnpike Troubadours