Podcasts about grateful grahams

I'm excited to welcome Rachel DesRochers as my guest to the podcast this week. Rachel is a mother, a dreamer, a serial entrepreneur, and the founder of Power to Pursue. Gratitude and community are at the heart of everything she does — and she does a lot. In addition to founding Power to Pursue, Rachel is the creator behind Grateful Grahams, the Incubator Kitchen Collective, Gratitude Grams, and Good n' Local, all of which make up The Gratitude Collective. She is also an advisor for the Queen City Game Changers, an executive leadership program for women. Rachel has been recognized for her work with numerous awards and accolades, including the Local Luminary from Slow Foods Cincinnati, and the 2021 Emerging Leader Honoree for Outstanding Women of NKY. She was a semifinalist for Martha Stewart's American Made Award, and was included in the Cincinnati Business Courier 2020 list of 40 Under 40. When not managing her multiple businesses, Rachel stays busy being a mom to three wildly wonderful children. I'm excited to talk with Rachel about The Power of Gratitude. Be sure to tune in! . . Get Rachel's Gratitude Journal! Barnes & Noble: https://tinyurl.com/ympwp4m8  Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/42c4tm9r  . . Be a Guest: https://forms.gle/NtccnhVn2PVn9nSQ6 . . #doneapologizingpodcast #doneapologizingforbeingme #doneapologizing #womenempowerment #womensupportingwomen #badassbabes #podcasting #podcastinglife #podcastersofinstagram  #podcastersofLinkedIn 

Welcome to another episode of "The Power Lounge." This week, our host Amy Vaughan, Chief Empowerment Officer of Together Digital, sits down with Rachel DesRochers, an entrepreneur and community builder whose ventures are rooted in the practice of gratitude. In this episode titled "Gratitude in Action," Rachel shares her journey of founding multiple businesses, including Grateful Grahams, the Incubator Kitchen Collective, and the women's initiative Power to Pursue. Rachel and Amy discuss the importance of incorporating gratitude into daily life and career, offering insights for reshaping mindset, fostering connections, and navigating challenges in entrepreneurship. Tune in to hear how Rachel's commitment to gratitude has sustained her through tough times and propelled her ventures to create positive change within her community. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or seeking a new perspective on your path, this episode is filled with wisdom you won't want to miss. Join us in the lounge and discover the power of gratitude in action.Connect with Rachel:Rachel DesRochersFounder of Grateful GrahamsLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachel-desrochers-b2356760/Episode Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction05:18 - Trust Building for Efficiency and Reduced Turnover00:00 - Introduction03:40 - The Role of Gratitude in Career Choices07:56 - Cultivating Authentic Connections Online11:02 - Atomic Habits: The Importance of Consistency14:38 - The Influence of Gratitude in Business16:06 - Launch of Grateful Grahams at Whole Foods22:15 - The Value of Taking a Moment for Gratitude23:23 - Embracing Mindfulness and Wisdom28:01 - Stephanie's Influence in Editorial Work31:44 - Exploring Emotions Through Language33:30 - Balancing Intuition, Gratitude, and Achievement37:19 - The Challenges of Compartmentalization38:51 - Sharing Gratitude and Reflection43:25 - The Significance of Rest and Recharge47:56 - Balancing Social Needs with Relaxation51:04 - How Anticipation Fuels Happiness54:01 - Understanding the Concept of Love Languages58:02 - OutroQuote of the Episode:"Power to Pursue is my passion—our movement creates a safe space for women to feel seen, heard, and loved." -- Rachel DesRochers"Abundance starts with recognizing the riches you already have; if you want more income, connections, or time, appreciate what's at your fingertips." -- Rachel DesRochersSupport the show

My guest today is the founder of Power to Pursue, the creator behind Grateful Grahams, the Incubator Kitchen Collective, The Good People Festival, Head to Heart Mentorship and the In Gratitude Podcast! She has received too many awards for me to name here but you can see all of them listed at powertopursue.org. Gratitude and community are at the heart of everything she does and today, as a returning What the F*t?! favorite, she's here to talk about the second annual Power to Pursue, where vulnerability is a strength, community is a superpower, and you are the key to creating the life of your dreams. Please welcome, the one and only, Rachel DesRochers! www.powertopursue.org

Does Gratitude have a place in business? Is it possible to be profitable and yet lead your business practices with gratitude at its core? Today's guest, Rachel DesRochers, founder of “The Gratitude Collective” takes us on her journey of entrepreneurship which includes launching her 1st business, “Grateful Grahams,” and leads us into her latest venture, “The Power to Pursue”, a women's empowerment summit. Listen up to our conversation with Rachel as she discusses “the most important tool we have in our toolbox” and how to SHOW up, Make the world a better place, & LEAD with Gratitude. In REAL TALK, Dena & Chris share some of the rich history of the area of N. Avondale, Cincinnati, the community Rachel lives in with her husband and children.  

On this Episode, La Shanda and her guest, Chief Gratitude Officer of Grateful Grahams, and Founder of Incubator Kitchen Collective Rachel DesRochers, discuss gratitude, suffering, and cookies. For more info about Rachel: https://www.racheldesrochers.com Facebook: Grateful Grahams and Incubator Kitchen Collective Instagram: @racheldesrochers @gratefulgrahams @incubatorkitchencollective For more information about Labors of Love: Facebook: Labors of Love Counseling and Consulting Twitter: @LaborsofLove513 Instagram: @LaborsofLove513 @the_lol_pod YouTube: Labors of Love Counseling and Consulting LLC --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelaborsoflove/support

My guest today is a woman, a mother, a wife, a creator, a thought leader, a lover, a gratitude junkie, an entrepreneur, a friend, a sister, a listener, a do-er. She craves a bigger, even more expansive community and conversation. After starting a vegan cookie company as a vehicle to talk about gratitude, she started a women’s circle that evolved to Grateful Gatherings. She started the region’s first shared-use kitchen space and that inspiration led to a podcast series to share deep conversations. She has a big passion for spreading gratitude and I’m so grateful she’s here today, please welcome, Rachel DesRochers of Grateful Grahams! http://gratefulgrahams.com Don't forget to rate and review the podcast on iTunes! Help support with a monthly contribution via the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/whatthefitpodcast This episode is powered by WISe Wellness Guild, a platform aimed at advancing women WISe connects you to women and minority-owned wellness experts, brands and wellness services. Become a member for free today and gain special perks at WISe Wellness Guild- your women's wellness authority. Reflection membership is free. 10% off all others. https://wisewellnessguild.spaces.nexudus.com/en/signup?discountcode=WTF21 Shred 415 new client special! Buy 1 class, get 1 free! Tell them WTF?! sent you! https://redbank.brandbot-checkout.com/red-bank-bogo-vlI.html Check out high energy, hot fitness at Body Alive! https://bodyalivefitness.com/cincinnati

The Incubator Kitchen Collective is a non-profit organization that provides a hand up and a push forward for food entrepreneurs in the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky region. We offer a comprehensive framework of support that helps food start-ups overcome the unique barriers in the food industry. The Incubator Kitchen Collective was started in September 2013 by Rachel DesRochers, owner of Grateful Grahams. She wanted to create a shared kitchen space to support foodpreneurs with an affordable, comprehensive approach. Thank you to our sponsors: CVG, L & N Federal Credit Union, CKREU Consulting

My guest today is a woman, a mother, a wife, a creator, a thought leader, a lover, a gratitude junkie, an entrepreneur, a friend, a sister, a listener, a do-er. She craves a bigger, even more expansive community and conversation. After starting a vegan cookie company as a vehicle to talk about gratitude, she started a women’s circle that evolved to Grateful Gatherings. She started the region’s first shared-use kitchen space and that inspiration led to a podcast series to share deep conversations. She has a big passion for spreading gratitude and I’m so grateful she’s here today, please welcome, Rachel DesRochers of Grateful Grahams! https://www.racheldesrochers.com/ https://www.gratefulgrahams.com/ With guest cohost, Andi Zaferes! If you're loving WTF?!, help support with a monthly contribution via the Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/whatthefitpodcast Call the WTF?! voicemail! 513-268-6089

Rachel DesRochers is the woman behind Grateful Grahams, Incubator Kitchen Collective, In Gratitude Podcast, and is only getting started as she says. We chatted and let the conversation take us to the next level, I hope you love this as much as I do. She proves that yes, there is always a reason to be happy :)

Rachel DesRochers says every failure and challenge she’s experienced is the best thing to happen to her. When she was fired from her job at Whole Foods, she realized it was her chance to live her purpose: bringing people together and practicing gratitude. That has led Rachel to start two successful businesses, Grateful Grahams and Incubator Kitchen Collective, and her podcast, In Gratitude. On episode 47, Rachel discusses how she learned gratitude, her favorite ways to practice it and why we all should talk about our failures. Learn more about Rachel and her podcast: https://www.racheldesrochers.com/ Grateful Grahams: https://www.gratefulgrahams.com/ Incubator Kitchen Collective: https://www.incubatorkitchencollective.org/

You'll be pleasantly surprised to hear Rachel DesRocher's story about building her business on gratitude. In this interview Rachel talks about weaving gratitude into everything she does. She has created a very impressive compilation of gatherings, businesses, events, and even a gratitude journal all from her commitment to making everything stem from a grateful beginning. Rachel is a major Manifestor. Starting with her Grateful Grahams cookie company, she explains how growing up with gratitude inspired her to start a gratitude company that happens to make cookies. You can find Rachel's website by clicking right here RachelDesRocher.com. You can also follow her fun instagram right here or on Facebook. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/manifestoracademy/support

celebrate our contemporary artistic community. Episode 12 features living legend Philip Paul, a King Records session drummer who played on countless genre-defining records and shaped the course of music history. Phil, who does an impromptu performance backed by Elliott Ruther and Matt Holt, proving he still makes new music at 93 years old. How great for Mr. Paul’s legacy to be even more connected with the modern Herzog era. We're also joined by Rachel Desrochers of Grateful Grahams, the Incubator Kitchen Collective, and the Good People Festival. Quite a lineup, for sure! All aboard ... let's get Lost On The River!

Rachel DesRochers is the founder of Grateful Grahams and she's learned how to succeed and reach her goals by using vision boards for her career and future goals.

Today we’re talking to Rachel Desrochers, the Chief Gratitude Officer at Grateful Grahams. She has a powerful story about how gratitude saved her life and inspired her business, and her attitude is absolutely infectious. “I started Grateful Grahams because gratitude saved my life.” Rachel started Grateful Grahams in 2010 with a few goals: creating her dream job, spreading the message of gratitude, and working with small batches to ensure a great product each time. She also wanted to create a healthy, vegan treat for her father, who experienced a dramatic lifestyle change after battling prostate cancer. She’s grown impressively over the past seven years… But she’s not even close to finished with her journey. Rachel isn't a planner; she's a doer. She makes business decisions that she believes will be personally fulfilling, support her team, and help her customers eat healthily. A fear of failure doesn't limit her. Instead, excitement about new opportunities and love for her community propels her. “I wake up every day and I do work that I believe in. I feel like I’m impacting my community… and that fills my cup.” The gratefulness isn’t a schtick. Rachel is one of the most authentic and transparent people to come on the show. She has a genuine love and appreciation for her family, community, and team. She calls herself the Chief Gratitude Officer because the title doesn’t create a divide between her and her team. She works with them throughout the process and endeavors to create a workplace that helps people be their best selves. Rachel doesn’t just want to be an employer – she wants to be a relationship-builder and a world-changer. She’s off to a tremendous start. Hungry yet? You can order some delicious and healthy Grateful Grahams online. They ship to anywhere in the U.S with a flat shipping fee. -- Resources: Connect with Grateful Grahams: Website | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | Twitter You can order some delicious and healthy Grateful Grahams online. They ship to anywhere in the U.S with a flat shipping fee. Interested in learning more about how I can help you through coaching?  Find out more at www.johnharrisoncounseling.com/individual-coaching/   Production & Development for True Calling Project by Podcast Masters

Lisa Kagen, Executive Chef at Bottle & Basket, has been a long time supporter of Grateful Grahams. I am in awe of her strength and courage she has had while building 2 delicious eateries in our city. Melt, a Northside staple filled with a menu sure to feed the vegan or meat eater in your […] The post Kitchen Convos Episode 16: On the Road with Lisa Kagen appeared first on Rachel DesRochers.

I'm thrilled to share today's podcast episode with Rachel DesRochers, founder of Grateful Grahams, The Northern Kentucky Incubator Kitchen, and most recently: The Gratitude Collective. Rachel talks about gratitude, how to shift out of the "busy" mindset, and how she opens her mothering to include the women in her community. In this episode you'll hear: -why Rachel is careful not to say she's busy -how she realized that she was meant to spread the message of gratitude -how her life changed big time when she set intention to stop talking negatively about others -a favorite story of mine that talks about good luck and bad luck -how Rachel deals with the pressure of motherhood -how Rachel says she's grown since becoming a mother -what Rachel wants all mothers to know Show Notes: Grateful Grahams Northern Kentucky Incubator Kitchen The Gratitude Collective Check out other podcast episodes here:  

Shelley Ritchie is the founder of Moondance Heavenly Desserts. They are seriously some of the best gluten-free desserts I have ever had. More than just being a baker though Shelley has been a mentor for me over the past 6 years as I have grown Grateful Grahams. She’s never been too busy to take a […] The post Kitchen Convos Episode 5: On the road with Shelley Ritchie appeared first on Rachel DesRochers.

This interview was so much fun! Steven Smith is the president of Fishmarket Inc, Seafoods, Meats and Specialty Foods. Steve is also the man behind a very successful distribution network for small producers such as myself, helping to bridge the gap between Grateful Grahams and Kroger. He carries a ton of “Kentucky Proud” items, and […] The post Kitchen Convos Episode 4: On the road with Steven Smith appeared first on Rachel DesRochers.

We all come together over food, especially good food. That's simple really, going back to ye olden times. Sharing food is the basic recipe for community and camaraderie. Rachel DesRochers has taken that recipe and modernized it as elegantly as she has the graham cracker. She launches The Hatchery, an incubator for Kitchenpreneurs in Northern Kentucky. Tune in with co-host Robynn Anton of RGA Creative and find out what's cooking.  

Rachel DesRochers is the owner of Grateful Grahams. Grateful Grahams crafts affordable artisanal graham treats that taste great, are made with REAL ingredients and come with a big dose of gratitude. Giveaway Rachel has generously offered to send one lucky listener 2 bags of Grateful Grahams and a Grateful Grahams t-shirt! Rachel’s mission is to spread the message […]