Podcast appearances and mentions of heidi taylor

 It used to be that age was one of the biggest predictive factors in whether a person would actually vote in any given U.S. election. However, the participation of younger voters rose in 2020 by more than 10 percent compared with the 2016 election. It’s unclear if that trend will continue.  We’re joined by two members of Gen Z who say they have been looking forward to voting for years. GiGi Whisler is sophomore at Pacific University in Forest Grove, who describes herself as liberal.  Heidi Taylor is from Phoenix, Oregon and is a sophomore at Brigham Young University-Rexburg, in Idaho. They both join us to discuss how they’re feeling about voting for the first time and what issues are most important to them as they decide on candidates and measures.  PROMO: With the election just weeks away and many Oregonians now in possession of their ballots, we check in with two college sophomores of different political perspectives. They’ll be voting for president for the first time ever, and we’ll ask how they’re feeling about Democracy, voting integrity and how they’re weighing the issues. 

Joshua the Goat isn't butting heads with his newfound fame... in fact, he's having a hoof and a half! For an update on his media appearances, we spoke with Heidi Taylor, one of the owners of Taylor's Pumpkin Patch in Conception Bay South.

A whole new meaning to "Running the Goat!" We hear all about a goat named Joshua and his great Sunday adventure in Conception Bay South. (Krissy Holmes with Joshua's mom, Heidi Taylor)

Heidi Taylor, Judy Dixon, Mike Feir and Jonathan Mosen recap the big news from Apple's September 2024 event, including Apple Watch, AirPods and iPhone.

Heidi Taylor, a seasoned psychic medium versed in the 22 Chakra System, illuminates the paths of self-discovery and spiritual alignment for her clients. Drawing inspiration from insights akin to those shared in resources such as Sacred Soul Holistics. Heidi decodes the 22 Chakra System, offering educational information that merge spiritual resonance with holistic healing practices. References: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/abnegarts Scheduling Page https://scheduler.zoom.us/heiditaylor Sacred Soul Holistics https://www.sacredsoulholistics.co.uk/blogs/news/chakras Music by Ruwin from Pixabay. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/harmonicexpressions/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/harmonicexpressions/support

Jonathan Mosen is joined by Heidi Taylor, Mike Feir and Judy Dixon to discuss this year's feature-packed Apple keynote. Please share your thoughts with us about what Apple unveiled. We'll play a selection of listener comments in the next episode.

A listener comments on protests for 'free enterprise' + Charlie Mather of MUN and Gerald Singh of UVic publish global study on increase of mass mortality events at salmon farms + From Land & Sea, Heidi Taylor talks about seal meat traditions.

Acquiring High Quality Clients as a Creative Service Provider In today's episode of the podcast, I'm chatting about attracting high quality clients with business growth coach Heidi Taylor. As a creative service provider, you may have found yourself connecting with clients who aren't quite the best fit for your unique service. And in this episode […] The post Episode 281: Acquiring High Quality Clients with Heidi Taylor appeared first on b is for bonnie design | brand design, strategy & education for creative entrepreneurs.

Heidi Taylor is here to help you use your strengths to make sense of your sales, your ideal clients, and make it all easier. Thanks Heidi! You can find her on Linkedin HERE. To watch this video with CC and Transcripts, check out YouTube here. Thanks for listening. Please subscribe, rate, and review! Caryn

Jonathan Mosen is joined by Heidi Taylor, Michael Feir and Judy Dixon to talk Apple Watch series 9, Apple Watch Ultra 2, iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro.

Apple's marathon WWDC keynote included new Macs, updates to all of Apple's operating systems, and the much-anticipated mixed reality headset which Apple is calling Vision Pro. In this episode recorded immediately after the keynote, Judy Dixon, Heidi Taylor and Mike Feir join Jonathan Mosen to discuss the meaning of it all from a blindness perspective.

Your past experiences and relationships inform how you lead and run your business today, whether you are aware of it or not.Overworking, perfectionism, fear of failure, crappy boundaries due to people pleasing or micro-managing can all stem from our relational history. One of the more insidious aspects of trauma that can impact leaders and entrepreneurs is relational trauma, which can be difficult to identify and heal.Unhealed relational trauma wounds often lie outside of our awareness leading to an unconscious drive to repeat the painful patterns we experienced in our present-day business and leadership.My guest today wrote an email last summer about the connection between her relational trauma and how she is setting up her current business. She detailed some of the systems she has in place so she can serve the best right fit people while also protecting her energy and making sure she is not replicating her relational trauma in her business. I immediately sent her a reply to her email and invited her on the podcast. I am so honored she said yes.Heidi Taylor is a business and sales coach with over a decade of experience. She helps experienced, high-touch service-based business owners increase sales conversion rates and demonstrate their expertise with a strong intake and sales process.Heidi has a remarkable ability to help you feel confident in your sales process by helping you develop solid intake forms and asking better questions so you get straight into the sales conversation with confidence in both the buyer's intentions and your own ability to demonstrate the value of the service you have to offer.Listen to the full episode to hear:How healing from her childhood experiences taught Heidi that she needed to slow down her sales process Why Heidi's boundary document is an integral part of building relationships of mutual respect with her clientsHow building her business actually gave Heidi tools and confidence to address the traumas in her personal lifeHow Heidi approaches sales with curiosity and collaboration, rather than tactics that can be manipulativeHow Heidi has redefined success after sacrificing her health and wellbeing in her early careerLearn more about Heidi Taylor:WebsiteConnect with Heidi on LinkedInLearn more about Rebecca:rebeccaching.comWork With RebeccaSign up for the weekly Unburdened Leader EmailResources:Spare, Prince HarryEverything Everywhere All At OnceThe Breakfast ClubStutz

Last Thanksgiving, the Martinez, CA oil refinery released somewhere between 20 and 24 tons of spent catalyst, a byproduct of the oil refining process. That spent catalyst wafted over Martinez neighborhoods and settled on cars, houses, and gardens. It contained toxic heavy metals, including vanadium, aluminum, barium, chromium, nickel, and zinc. When local residents woke up the next morning, they were puzzled by the ash. They didn't know what it was. That's because Martinez Refining didn't alert authorities to the event, as required by law. It would be several days before Contra Costa County pieced together what happened and issued a press release, and still longer before it issued a health advisory regarding produce grown in local gardens. Residents are demanding action, including Martinez Refining Company-funded remediation, improved air quality monitoring, and the installation of better air pollution control devices at the refinery. Sunflower Alliance member Charles Davidson and Martinez resident Heidi Taylor join Terra Verde host and Earth Island Journal Managing Editor Zoe Loftus-Farren to discuss their campaign.   The post Martinez Residents Demand Action Following Refinery's Toxic Release appeared first on KPFA.

James Britsch and Heidi Taylor of North Logan Library -- Utah Senate Chief Deputy Mark Thomas on following the session online

When I first talked with Heidi Taylor about being a guest on the podcast, I initially expected to interview her about her specific niche as a consultant - how to use an intake form or questionnaire to pre-screen potential clients for your group coaching program. Clearly, this is something I am interested in learning before re-launching The Boss Up Breakthrough again, and I know it would be of value to my podcast listeners as well.After we confirmed and started planning the episode, Heidi send me a Voxer message asking me about my Strengths Finder Top 5 and my enneagram number. After I shared my answers, Heidi told me she had an idea for the episode, but it would require a lot more vulnerability and courage, and once she explained what she had in mind, I knew I had to say yes. Here's why...One of the most talked about episodes of The Driven Woman Entrepreneur Podcast is episode #125, "Lessons from a Failed Launch." The reason is simple. I pulled the plug on my group program launch this fall because I wasn't able to attract enough of my "perfect fit" clients to fill the group program and I simply wasn't willing to create a less-than-optimal experience for the people who signed up. And, then I talked about it openly and honestly on my podcast, to normalize failure and model making mistakes and learning from them.Heidi's suggestion was this: instead of you interviewing me about my area of expertise, why don't we show your audience by letting me coach you, and sharing some of the tools I use in my consulting business, so I can help you figure out why you might not be attracting enough of the right people to your group program? Spoiler alert: THIS is why I recommend you listen to episode #125 either before or after listening to this one. The cool part is that while this is about me and my business, you will find the insights so relatable for you and your business, too.If you have ever wondered why you are attracting people to your programs, but they might not be the ones that will get the best results working with you, you are going to want to pay close attention to this conversation between Heidi Taylor and me. I honestly had so many "mind-blown" moments that it literally made me re-think so many things I thought I knew and even rendered me temporarily speechless. If you know me even a little, you know how rare THAT is. So, grab your favorite beverage and be prepared to listen, learn and grow.My key insight from this interview:My strengths are 60% in the domain of Strategic Thinking and 40% in the domain of Influencing, so the best clients for me would be those whose strengths are in the areas of Relationship-Building and Executing. I have been marketing to and attracting my twins, but the clients who would get the most amazing results working with me would be my opposites.Mic Drop Moment: Your screening process needs to uncover what excites and motivates your potential client.Resources: Strengths Finder Top 5 Assessment: http://bit.ly/3VP4JVx (not an affiliate link)Enneagram Descriptions: http://bit.ly/3OZWvaY (free resource) Want to connect with our guest, Heidi Taylor? Let me show you how...Website: https://www.heiditaylor.ca/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heidilistening/VIP Day: https://www.heiditaylor.ca/intake-form-intensiveHeidi and I both work with female solopreneurs who have an online presence. One of the things our clients...

When I first talked with Heidi Taylor about being a guest on the podcast, I initially expected to interview her about her specific niche as a consultant - how to use an intake form or questionnaire to pre-screen potential clients for your group coaching program. Clearly, this is something I am interested in learning before re-launching The Boss Up Breakthrough again, and I know it would be of value to my podcast listeners as well.After we confirmed and started planning the episode, Heidi send me a Voxer message asking me about my Strengths Finder Top 5 and my enneagram number. After I shared my answers, Heidi told me she had an idea for the episode, but it would require a lot more vulnerability and courage, and once she explained what she had in mind, I knew I had to say yes. Here's why...One of the most talked about episodes of The Driven Woman Entrepreneur Podcast is episode #125, "Lessons from a Failed Launch." The reason is simple. I pulled the plug on my group program launch this fall because I wasn't able to attract enough of my "perfect fit" clients to fill the group program and I simply wasn't willing to create a less-than-optimal experience for the people who signed up. And, then I talked about it openly and honestly on my podcast, to normalize failure and model making mistakes and learning from them.Heidi's suggestion was this: instead of you interviewing me about my area of expertise, why don't we show your audience by letting me coach you, and sharing some of the tools I use in my consulting business, so I can help you figure out why you might not be attracting enough of the right people to your group program? Spoiler alert: THIS is why I recommend you listen to episode #125 either before or after listening to this one. The cool part is that while this is about me and my business, you will find the insights so relatable for you and your business, too.If you have ever wondered why you are attracting people to your programs, but they might not be the ones that will get the best results working with you, you are going to want to pay close attention to this conversation between Heidi Taylor and me. I honestly had so many "mind-blown" moments that it literally made me re-think so many things I thought I knew and even rendered me temporarily speechless. If you know me even a little, you know how rare THAT is. So, grab your favorite beverage and be prepared to listen, learn and grow.My key insight from this interview:My strengths are 60% in the domain of Strategic Thinking and 40% in the domain of Influencing, so the best clients for me would be those whose strengths are in the areas of Relationship-Building and Executing. I have been marketing to and attracting my twins, but the clients who would get the most amazing results working with me would be my opposites.Mic Drop Moment: Your screening process needs to uncover what excites and motivates your potential client.Resources: Strengths Finder Top 5 Assessment: http://bit.ly/3VP4JVx (not an affiliate link)Enneagram Descriptions: http://bit.ly/3OZWvaY (free resource) Want to connect with our guest, Heidi Taylor? Let me show you how...Website: https://www.heiditaylor.ca/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heidilistening/VIP Day: https://www.heiditaylor.ca/intake-form-intensiveHeidi and I both work with female solopreneurs who have an online presence. One of the things our clients have in common is that in spite of...

Jonathan Mosen, Judy Dixon, Anthony Horvath and Heidi Taylor consider Apple's new product offerings announced at its 7 September Far Out event from a blindness perspective. We discuss Apple Watch, Apple Watch SE and Apple Watch Ultra, new AirPods Pro, iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhoen 14 Pro Max.

Tim Cook and his team presented Apple's WWDC keynote on 6 June 2022, revealing what's coming in the next generation of Apple's operating systems and more. Jonathan Mosen is joined by Heidi Taylor, Michael Feir and Anthony Horvath to provide analysis of this year's event from a blindness perspective. In the next episode of the podcast, there'll be plenty of opportunity to hear what you think of what was announced. We welcome your views via email, either written down or via an audio attachment, to Jonathan at Mushroomfm.com or by phoning in a voicemail to our listener line, +1-864-606-6736.

Heidi Taylor and a trio of customers on the first seal flippers for sale this season at the St. John's harbourfront; Rebecca Bruschett on AHOI's new relationship with Plastic Oceans Canada.

on April 6th, 2017 14 year old Donovan Nicholas brutally killed his step mother Heidi Taylor after a vicious attack Donovan phoned 911 and stated he was not responsible for the killing instead someone or something inside him was.tune in as I discuss the case of Donovan Nicholas who suffers from dissociative identity disorder and the tragic death of his stepmother Heidi Taylordon't forget to leave a five star rating and review if you enjoy the show leaving a review and a rating allows the show to grow and more listeners to enjoy! thank you for listening everyone, I wouldn't be able to write and research this episode if it weren't for the wonderful sources online 911 call:https://youtu.be/Nkm9o8AEXe4case details:https://people.com/crime/donovan-nicholas-ohio-teen-murders-mom-alternate-personality/https://casetext.com/case/state-v-nicholas-2010Heidi Taylor obituary:https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/limaohio/name/heidi-nicholas-obituary?id=18461708Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/killer-kidz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kia ora Mosen At Largers. Apple has concluded its California Streaming event having announced a new iPad, iPad Mini and the iPhone 13 range. I'm joined by our expert panel, Heidi Taylor, Judy Dixon and Michael Feir to discuss what it all means from  a blindness perspective. Will you be buying anything new this year from Apple? If so, what are you upgrading from, or will this be your first item in the product category you're buying?   Share your thoughts on these topics or any others. Drop me an email in writing or with an audio attachment, Jonathan at MushroomFm.com, or phone the listener line in the United States, +1864-60Mosen, that's +18646066736. Keep up with Mosen At Large between episodes. Follow MosenAtLarge on Twitter where you'll get audio extras, links to interesting news stories, sneak peeks about what's coming up and more. If you'd like to subscribe to our announcements only email list, please send email to media-subscribe@mosen.org And if you like the show, we'd love a positive review and for you to spread the word. Thank you.

Tareq talks to Hannah about "activated" almonds. What are they? How do you activate them? What is it supposed to do? And the everlasting question... is it real? Do you suffer from indigestion after eating almonds? Let's talk science!Follow us on Instagram: @nobsnutritionpod @hannahmagee_rd @tareqneuroFollow us on Twitter: @nbsnpod @hannahmagee_rd @tareqneuroLinks:How activated almonds became popularThe Australian Almond BoardThe effects of 'activating' almonds on consumer acceptance and gastrointestinal tolerance by Heidi Taylor et al., 2017

After years of refining my offers, here are some lessons I've learned more about:  How to experiment with your offers Where to focus when creating new offers How to get clear on what you want to offer Common mistakes people make when creating offers I touch on all of these during a conversation I had inside The Bold Profit Academy with member Heidi Taylor and my team thought the information was too valuable to not share with you on the podcast too, so it's been released to you this week on the show.  Full Transcript at https://theboldleadershiprevolution.com/the-evolution-of-my-offers/

Kia ora Mosen At Largers. Apple presented its Worldwide Developers Conference keynote today, and it was one of the most feature-packed keynotes we've seen in a long while, particularly where iOS is concerned. There were announcements of new versions of iOS, watchOS, MacOS and tvOS. Our panel, Michael Feir, Heidi Taylor and Judy Dixon join me to discuss these new features from a blindness perspective, then we hear some thoughts from listeners on Clubhouse.   Share your thoughts on these topics or any others. Drop me an email in writing or with an audio attachment, Jonathan at MushroomFm.com, or phone the listener line in the United States, +1864-60Mosen, that's +18646066736. Keep up with Mosen At Large between episodes. Follow MosenAtLarge on Twitter where you'll get audio extras, links to interesting news stories, sneak peeks about what's coming up and more. If you'd like to subscribe to our announcements only email list, please send email to media-subscribe@mosen.org And if you like the show, we'd love a positive review and for you to spread the word. Thank you. Episode Notes Notes go here

After the many months we have been speculating about Apple’s new AirTags for tracking lost items, I thought I would probably like them. What I didn’t expect after using one was a realisation that as a blind person, my quality of life just improved. With AirTags and a newer device capable of the precision finding feature, Apple has changed the game for blind people wishing to find lost items.   In this episode, Heidi Taylor joins me as we discuss what AirTags are, what they do and why you might use them. Then we unbox them, set them up, and show you how easy it is to find something in your house, even when you have absolutely no clue where it is. Congratulations and thank you Apple, you’ve done something really special here.   Share your thoughts on these topics or any others. Drop me an email in writing or with an audio attachment, Jonathan at MushroomFm.com, or phone the listener line in the United States, +1864-60Mosen, that's +18646066736. Keep up with Mosen At Large between episodes. Follow MosenAtLarge on Twitter where you'll get audio extras, links to interesting news stories, sneak peeks about what's coming up and more. If you'd like to subscribe to our announcements only email list, please send email to media-subscribe@mosen.org And if you like the show, we'd love a positive review and for you to spread the word. Thank you.

4 Successful CEOs share their top tip for 2021 in this 10 part series. Hear from Stephanie Skryzowski, Heidi Taylor, Desola Davis and Jordan Gill in this first episode of the series. Link To read the transcript, grab the guests resources or to download the tip as a PDF head to dianemayor.com/25

Yes, I know I originally said I would skip a new iPhone this year, but some people are just beyond help. I'll give you my initial impressions of the iPhone 12 Pro Max as a blind person running Apple's VoiceOver screen reader after 24 hours of use. The reason I purchased a new iPhone after all was because of the exciting world of Lidar. Heidi Taylor joins me as we demonstrate the People Detection feature, designed specifically for blind people and built into the latest version of iOS. Then I'm joined by Katie Frederick and Janet Ingber to discuss Apple's One More Thing event in which they announced the release of the first three Macs based on Apple Silicon.

Kia ora Mosen at Largers. Joining me to recap Apple's October 2020 event are Judy Dixon, Michael Feir and Heidi Taylor. We'll discuss the HomePod Mini and the new iPhone 12 range, all from a blindness perspective. I'd love to know what you think. Has Apple done enough to move you to upgrade, and if so, what are you going for? If not, what would it have taken for you to hand over some cash? Let us know for inclusion in the next episode.

Kia ora Mosen At Largers. Today’s episode focuses on Apple Watch. If you’ve never owned an Apple Watch but are thinking about it, or you’re considering upgrading and you haven’t done that before, join Heidi Taylor and me as we unbox and set up a brand new series 6 Apple Watch. Here’s a summary of what you can hear when in this episode. If your podcast app supports chapters, you can easily skip forward and backward between these sections of the podcast. Introduction,0:00.000 Unboxing and setting up an Apple Watch series 6,2:15.947 Not smooth sailing when setting up a new watch,39:14.757 Heidi needs her own podcast...and technology fund,40:52.980 Closing announcement and contact info,45:04.101 Share your thoughts on these topics or any others. Drop me an email in writing or with an audio attachment, Jonathan at MushroomFm.com, or phone the listener line in the United States, +1864-60Mosen, that's +18646066736. Keep up with Mosen At Large between episodes. Follow MosenAtLarge on Twitter where you'll get audio extras, links to interesting news stories, sneap peeks about what's coming up and more. If you'd like to subscribe to our announcements only email list, please send email to media-subscribe@mosen.org And if you like the show, we'd love a positive review and for you to spread the word. Thank you.

An intake form is a standard piece of the entrepreneur's toolkit but few of us use them as effective selling tools. Heidi walks you through how to transform your intake form from protector of your time to welcome mat at the door to your business. Key Takeaway Your intake form is a reflection you - it's that first glimpse at who you are, how you treat your clients and what your service will feel like We talk about Why your intake form could be doing you a disservice  How to create an intake form that does the selling for you The worst examples of questions Heidi's seen (including mine!) How to figure out the right questions for YOUR intake form Links To read the transcript and explore other episodes go to dianemayor.com/8

Kia ora, welcome to this special event in which right after the Apple event concluded, Judy Dixon, Michael Feir, Heidi Taylor and I, Jonathan Mosen, got together to discuss it from a blindness perspective. This is the recording as is, unedited so we can get it to you promptly. At the time of publication, new Apple operating systems are being released tomorrow, so I will soon publish a podcast with some of my highlights in iOS and watchOS. Share your thoughts on these topics or any others. Drop me an email in writing or with an audio attachment, Jonathan at MushroomFm.com, or phone the listener line in the United States, +1864-60Mosen, that's +18646066736. Keep up with Mosen At Large between episodes. Follow MosenAtLarge on Twitter where you'll get audio extras, links to interesting news stories, sneap peeks about what's coming up and more. If you'd like to subscribe to our announcements only email list, please send email to media-subscribe@mosen.org And if you like the show, we'd love a positive review and for you to spread the word. Thank you.

Heidi Taylor and I are talking about client intake forms today (a.k.a. your contact / application forms), and how they fit into your sales process.Heidi Taylor is a Business Coach who helps service-based business owners build intake processes that pre-qualify clients and emotionally prepare them to buy. You can find her on her Instagram Stories where she shares her popular weekly feature, her Intake Form Review.https://www.instagram.com/heidilistening/https://www.linkedin.com/in/heiditaylorcoaching/Want to learn even more from Heidi? Catch her workshop inside The Better Collective: https://www.jesscreatives.com/better/

In the first ever virtual Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple CEO Tim Cook and his team announced changes to all their operating systems and a very big day for the Mac.   Technology experts Anna Dresner and Michael Feir join Jonathan Mosen and Heidi Taylor to discuss the WWDC keynote from a blindness perspective.   What do you think? Are you excited about what's ahead or was it underwhelming? Were there things not announced that you were hoping for? Be sure to send in your views so we can include them on the next episode. Email a voice attachment or written email to Jonathan at MushroomFm.com or call +18646066736.

In this episode of Plastics Revolution, host Tammy Ven Dange chats with Heidi Taylor of Tangaroa Blue, a charity that focusses on cleaning up ocean waste and capturing the related data. Since 2004, Tangaroa Blue have captured nearly 16 million data points. And with that information, they have been able to provide the evidence that’s often required to drive changes for legislation, as well as business practices - all to reduce the waste that they are finding on beaches around Australia.  I hope you enjoy this episode of Plastics Revolution with Heidi Taylor of Tangaroa Blue. You can read the full transcript of this episode on Tammy’s blog. Companies, Organisations and Products Mentioned in this Podcast: Tangaroa Blue Credits Hosted by Tammy Ven Dange Produced by Jonny Puskas Theme Music by Joseph McDade All Rights Reserved 2020

Raise your hand if you’re an introvert! I’m actually a huge introvert so I know firsthand how difficult it can be to put yourself out there for the sake of connecting with others. Even if you’re not an introvert, chances are you’ve had your own struggle with creating meaningful connections. Heidi Taylor explains how really knowing your client makes connecting easier and she sheds some light on how to find your place in the online world!      In this podcast episode, we share:    How Heidi’s coaching business was born The role social media plays in Heidi’s search for clients How Heidi determines who she wants to connect with  Advice for finding the right groups and where you belong online   How Instagram Stories has helped Heidi share her message  Suggestions for overcoming challenges with experimentation  How Heidi helps clients understand and improve their communication styles    Memorable Quotes:  There’s no straight line; I haven’t met anybody who’s had a straight line to entrepreneurship.   I take my cues from the person I’m connecting with.  Sometimes the magic happens in just listening. Do I feel like this a place where my voice has space and it matters and it’s going to be taken care of and supported? Just keep showing up and keep watching your growth.   It takes so many more tries than one. And that’s okay. It’s part of the journey.   Meet Heidi Taylor: Heidi Taylor is what happens when a sales coach collides with a life coach. Heidi works with non-linear, altruistic, solo, service-based business owners and caring people. Ya know, those on the opposite end of the sleazebag spectrum. Her style is relational. Her system is proprietary. And her approach is a yin yang of both kind and direct. She has over ten years experience running businesses, both off and online. For the full dirt on business coaching with Heidi, find her at heiditaylor.ca. Connect with Heidi: https://www.instagram.com/heidilistening/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/heidilistening/ https://twitter.com/heidilistening https://www.linkedin.com/in/heiditaylorbusinesscoach/ Mentioned on the Show: Beyond the Podcast Summit: https://www.aweber.com/beyondthepodcast.htm?utm_source=awpartnership&utm_medium=em Sept 18 @ 11 am Get expert advice to take your podcast to the next level. This Episode Is Made Possible By: Social Report: The world’s most complete social media management platform and my social media management tool of choice. Savvy Social School: Everything you need to increase visibility, growth, and engagement on social media

Climactic guest and friend of the show Damien Cole has been injured in a surfing accident in Bali. Find his GoFundMe page here if you're able to help out. He's recovering well and in hospital, but did not have insurance on this trip. Damien has been an inspiration to us and many others, and it's a pleasure to be able to help him now. We also re-release our episode with Heidi Taylor, founder of Tangaroa Blue, the marine debris organisation that's not only cleaning beaches, but changing how products are made, and eliminating waste at the source. We've got big things coming in the next few weeks, so stay tuned. And thanks for joining us. Special Guests: Damien Cole and Heidi Taylor. Support Climactic See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Climactic guest and friend of the show Damien Cole has been injured in a surfing accident in Bali. Find his GoFundMe page here if you're able to help out. He's recovering well and in hospital, but did not have insurance on this trip. Damien has been an inspiration to us and many others, and it's a pleasure to be able to help him now. We also re-release our episode with Heidi Taylor, founder of Tangaroa Blue, the marine debris organisation that's not only cleaning beaches, but changing how products are made, and eliminating waste at the source. We've got big things coming in the next few weeks, so stay tuned. And thanks for joining us. Special Guests: Damien Cole and Heidi Taylor.Support Climactic See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Climactic guest and friend of the show Damien Cole has been injured in a surfing accident in Bali. Find his GoFundMe page here if you're able to help out. He's recovering well and in hospital, but did not have insurance on this trip. Damien has been an inspiration to us and many others, and it's a pleasure to be able to help him now. We also re-release our episode with Heidi Taylor, founder of Tangaroa Blue, the marine debris organisation that's not only cleaning beaches, but changing how products are made, and eliminating waste at the source. We've got big things coming in the next few weeks, so stay tuned. And thanks for joining us. Special Guests: Damien Cole and Heidi Taylor. Support Climactic Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

Climactic guest and friend of the show Damien Cole has been injured in a surfing accident in Bali. Hear an interview with him from just before he went on holiday. And, we re-release our interview with Heidi Taylor of Tangaroa Blue.

You have to find your own strengths and lean way into them if you want to build a successful business that’s aligned with your values, skillset, and unique offering. Our guest on this episode, Heidi Taylor, is a business coach for caring people. She combines sales and life coaching to support creative business owners and non-linear thinkers as they turn their creative output into a thriving business. We cover a lot of fascinating ground in this episode, talking about how Heidi got her start in business, how she realized she wanted to transition into a career that was client-focused, why she loves working with creative, non-linear thinkers, and how she’s built her business around her own strengths. She shares a lot of great advice about how you can (and should!) center your business around your individual strengths, and why you should spend some time thinking about who you serve best and love working with the most. You can find complete show notes and more information at https://lisaprincic.com/podcast/. 

Tangaroa Blue is a not for profit organisation involved in the cleanup and cataloguing of plastic debris from our coastlines, as well as educational campaigns regarding plastic waste management and minimisation. In this episode Tangaroa Blue Managing Director Heidi Taylor describes the scale of the problem, the impacts on our environment and the activities undertaken by her organisation to address the issues. Central to the strategy is Heidi's philosophy of recording the waste collected and where possible identifying the sources so that we can better target our management strategies to the sources.

On today's show, we were lucky enough to be joined by Heidi Taylor, Founder and CEO of Tangaroa Blue Foundation.  Heidi has been on the show several time chatting to us about marine debris and the Australian Marine Debris Initiative.  If you haven't had the chance to listened to Heidi before, she gave us a bit of background into Tangaroa Blue Foundation and the work they have been doing over the last 12 years.  Exciting news!  Heidi had an incredible announcement to make, live on air.  If you want to know more, you'll have to listen to the show...

Join me in my first outdoor Podcast, as I interview Heidi Taylor, the renowned B2B marketing consultant, speaker at Ignite 2018 and author of 'B2B Marketing Strategy; Differentiate, Develop and Deliver Lasting Customer Engagement'. As a consultant, she's able to objectively and freely discuss some of the challenges B2B marketers face today. Whether that's being promoted, building effective teams or creating marketing strategies that work, Heidi has the answers..

This weekend people all over regional WA are taking to their shore lines to clean up and collect data for the Tangaroa Blue Marine Debris project. 

This is quite possibly one of the most relatable and urgent episodes of Climactic yet. Heidi Taylor is, to people who know of her, inspirational, almost to the point of folk hero status. But when Heidi sits down with Mark, she shows she's much more than an inspiring figure, she's a living, breathing, inspiring human. Heidi founded Tangaroa Blue because of personal concern for the seas, where she practised her career as a dive instructor. But she's a powerful example of how to take a personal passion and create a structure for change, through clear thinking, pragmatism, and most importantly, data. Credits:Caleb Fidecaro — ProducerRich Bowden — Co-FounderMark Spencer — Co-FounderAbigail Hawkins — DesignerGreg Grassi — Composer Special Guest: Heidi Taylor. Support Climactic Links: Operation Clean Sweep Australia - YouTube — Operation Clean Sweep is a program developed by the plastics industry to prevent plastic resin pellet loss into the environment. What does marine debris mean for our oceans? - YouTube — Tangaroa Blue Foundation highlights the marine debris and ocean pollution issue in our oceans - can you be part of the solution? Tangaroa Blue - Facebook Tangaroa Blue (@tangaroablue) - Instagram Tangaroa Blue Foundation Database - Tangaroa Blue Foundation — The Australian Marine Debris Database was created to enable volunteers and organisations who were running beach clean up events to also collect data on what they were finding with a consistent methodology so it could be collated into a standardised national database on marine debris. See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Heidi Taylor, founder and director of Tangaroa Blue, one of Australia's leading marine debris and ocean plastic clean-up and source reduction campaign groups, sits down for interview with Mark. Hear the story of the founding of the group, how to get industry to implement sustainable changes, and why marine debris is so important to Heidi.

This is quite possibly one of the most relatable and urgent episodes of Climactic yet. Heidi Taylor is, to people who know of her, inspirational, almost to the point of folk hero status. But when Heidi sits down with Mark, she shows she's much more than an inspiring figure, she's a living, breathing, inspiring human. Heidi founded Tangaroa Blue because of personal concern for the seas, where she practised her career as a dive instructor. But she's a powerful example of how to take a personal passion and create a structure for change, through clear thinking, pragmatism, and most importantly, data. Credits:Caleb Fidecaro — ProducerRich Bowden — Co-FounderMark Spencer — Co-FounderAbigail Hawkins — DesignerGreg Grassi — ComposerSpecial Guest: Heidi Taylor.Support ClimacticLinks: Operation Clean Sweep Australia - YouTube — Operation Clean Sweep is a program developed by the plastics industry to prevent plastic resin pellet loss into the environment. What does marine debris mean for our oceans? - YouTube — Tangaroa Blue Foundation highlights the marine debris and ocean pollution issue in our oceans - can you be part of the solution? Tangaroa Blue - Facebook Tangaroa Blue (@tangaroablue) - Instagram Tangaroa Blue Foundation Database - Tangaroa Blue Foundation — The Australian Marine Debris Database was created to enable volunteers and organisations who were running beach clean up events to also collect data on what they were finding with a consistent methodology so it could be collated into a standardised national database on marine debris. See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is quite possibly one of the most relatable and urgent episodes of Climactic yet. Heidi Taylor is, to people who know of her, inspirational, almost to the point of folk hero status. But when Heidi sits down with Mark, she shows she's much more than an inspiring figure, she's a living, breathing, inspiring human. Heidi founded Tangaroa Blue because of personal concern for the seas, where she practised her career as a dive instructor. But she's a powerful example of how to take a personal passion and create a structure for change, through clear thinking, pragmatism, and most importantly, data. Credits: Caleb Fidecaro — Producer Rich Bowden — Co-Founder Mark Spencer — Co-Founder Abigail Hawkins — Designer Greg Grassi — Composer Special Guest: Heidi Taylor. Support Climactic Links: Operation Clean Sweep Australia - YouTube — Operation Clean Sweep is a program developed by the plastics industry to prevent plastic resin pellet loss into the environment. What does marine debris mean for our oceans? - YouTube — Tangaroa Blue Foundation highlights the marine debris and ocean pollution issue in our oceans - can you be part of the solution? Tangaroa Blue - Facebook Tangaroa Blue (@tangaroablue) - Instagram Tangaroa Blue Foundation Database - Tangaroa Blue Foundation — The Australian Marine Debris Database was created to enable volunteers and organisations who were running beach clean up events to also collect data on what they were finding with a consistent methodology so it could be collated into a standardised national database on marine debris. Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

Jonathan Mosen and Heidi Taylor unbox a silver iPhone XS Max 512GB.Jonathan demonstrates the gestures for phones without a Home button in case you're upgrading this year. He discusses backup strategies, demonstrates setting up Face ID and more.

Jonathan Mosen and Heidi Taylor unbox a silver iPhone XS Max 512GB. Jonathan demonstrates the gestures for phones without a Home button in case you’re upgrading this year. He discusses backup strategies, demonstrates setting up Face ID and more.  

David Woodbridge and Heidi Taylor join Jonathan Mosen to talk Apple Watch series 4, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR.

David Woodbridge and Heidi Taylor join Jonathan Mosen to talk Apple Watch series 4, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR. 

Hey, introverts and quiet creatives. This one is just for you.  And extroverts… you'll want to listen because understanding introverts can only help you in your relationships and business.  Meet Heidi Tayor – A Relational Sales Coach – whom I met on Instagram a few years ago.  I am so drawn to her essence and […]

Tim Cook and his team have delivered the keynote at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference for another year, and now it's time for some analysis. Jonathan Mosen is joined by Heidi Taylor, Janet Ingber and Debee Armstrong as we summarise some of the key takeaways and look at what it all means from a blindness perspective.We look at what's coming in iOS 12, watchOS 5, tvOS 12 and MacOS Mojave.If you have some views you'd like to share, be sure to let us have them in time for the next episode.We welcome your feedback. Send email to TheBlindSide at Mosen dot org or call the feedback line in the United States on (719) 270-5114.You can also join our online community to discuss the podcast with other listeners. Send a blank email to TheBlindSide+subscribe@groups.io

Tim Cook and his team have delivered the keynote at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference for another year, and now it's time for some analysis. Jonathan Mosen is joined by Heidi Taylor, Janet Ingber and Debee Armstrong as we summarise some of the key takeaways and look at what it all means from a blindness perspective. We look at what's coming in iOS 12, watchOS 5, tvOS 12 and MacOS Mojave. If you have some views you'd like to share, be sure to let us have them in time for the next episode. We welcome your feedback. Send email to TheBlindSide at Mosen dot org or call the feedback line in the United States on (719) 270-5114. You can also join our online community to discuss the podcast with other listeners. Send a blank email to TheBlindSide+subscribe@groups.io  

We hate plastic pollution! But this week, we did something about it.Out of the Blue catches up wtih Heidi Taylor from Tangaroa Blue Foundation, about their Litter Source Reduction Plan workshops held in Victoria. Litter SRP workshops help local communities identify and tackle local problem litter items at the source.

Today we are talking to Heidi Taylor, a sales coach who is also an introvert and a storytelling wizard. She crafts her own stories so compellingly that her readers or viewers can really get her. As part of her business, she teaches others how to craft and tell their own stories. If you’re wondering how to tell your own story, you’ll want to settle down and enjoy our conversation.  Some of the highlights of the show include:  How Heidi’s appearance, specifically her hair, helps her gain confidence while expressing herself. How Heidi came to clarity about telling her own story, beginning with the loss of her income from her business during the economic crash. Heidi’s thoughts on her failures and how they have impacted not only her life, but also her storytelling. How Heidi helps others tell their stories, including resources that she uses to draw out someone’s strengths and how others perceive them. A question that you should ask some of your friendly acquaintances so you can see how others receive you. This will help you hone your story more fully. Tips on getting to the place where your story can ultimately help you meet and relate to people. Tips that are specific to entrepreneurs and solopreneurs. How Heidi mines for topics and strengths for her clients to help them create their own stories. Why you should not try to emulate the way that other people present themselves.  Links:  Heidi on Instagram Heidi’s website Strengths Finder Test How to Fascinate Spirituality for Real Life Rich Roll Podcast Rob Bell Podcast   If you have enjoyed today’s episode, please subscribe to our weekly inspiration email list and leave us a review on iTunes.   Quotes by Heidi:   “To be able to tell your story well, you need a partner. You need someone to listen for the things you think are totally normal.”   “When we watch movies, the most compelling stories are the underdogs and the things that happen that make us wonder how the person will climb out of the hole.”   “The no-no is seeing someone else in your industry who is doing social media a certain way and trying to be them.”

Morgan chats to Heidi Taylor, Director of Tangaroa Blue Foundation about their recent Source Reduction Plan workshops around Port Phillip Bay. The plans will help reduce litter loads to the Bay through informed planning and great engagement. Also on the show, news on mangrove dieback. 

Plastic pollution in the Ocean is a worldwide epidemic affecting water quality and the health of Ocean species more than we already know. Over 100,000 marine mammals (whales, dolphins), sea turtles, seabirds and fish are killed each year by marine debris including plastic pollution. Plastic pollution is an Ocean issue that is not debated as other issues are (climate change) as it has been documented by many organizations and advocates who travel out to the Ocean Gyres (5 of them) to witness, take photographs and video the evidence of plastic pollution and the ocean; however, plastic pollution is a HUGE issue in the Oceans. Plastics and other marine debris can be found on beaches and coastlines all over the world. They wash up from the ocean after floating around for years and they wash down the watershed from land-based sources eventually landing in the Ocean. In fact, nearly 45% of land-based trash comes from 5 countries in Asia; although, this doesn’t mean that other countries such as the Canada and the US aren’t adding to the plastic pollution problem. If this is such a big problem, then why do more people not know about it? There are many organizations out there such as Plastic Pollution Coalition, 5 Gyres, Environmental Defence Fund, Tangaroa Blue and the Ocean Conservancy that are raising awareness through research and awareness campaigns; however, it still seems that many people do not know of the problem with plastic pollution. A couple of weeks ago, a friend of mine here in Burlington, Ontario (Canada) tagged me in a Facebook post with a video about the plastic pollution and debris that travels through the storm sewers and into Lake Ontario. It was one storm sewer, but probably a common occurrence with many other sewer outfalls as well. He asked me who people could call and I mentioned that this wasn’t completely a government clean up problem (in Burlington, we have a sophisticated waste management system: compost, recycling and garbage with deleterious substances being thrown out at specific facilities). It’s not a perfect system, but it’s quite good in comparison to other cities around the world. I told my friend that the problem lies mostly with people and the way that we use and dispose of single use products. Plastic bags, plastic utensils, plastic containers, plastic water bottles are all part of the problem. These items are either dropped on the ground (people) or they are end up in the water from landfills (government). It’s a problem that needs to be discussed within every community in every city. Government campaigns to make more people aware of the items that end up in their lake (or water body) and how they can reduce the use of those items coupled with regularly scheduled beach clean ups will help reduce the amount of plastic pollution in the lake and bring the community closer together. I did an interview with Heidi Taylor of Tangaroa Blue, an organization that not only cleans up beaches, but works with industry to find alternative sustainable solutions to common items found in their beach clean ups along the east coast of Australia. Heidi and her organization recruits a team of citizen scientists to work with her team to clean up and enumerate the items found on a beach and use the database to make informed decisions and change policies. There are some great organizations out there raising awareness, cleaning up beaches and working with government and industry partners to help reduce plastic pollution and other marine debris; however, more awareness is necessary. It’s a good thing the Speak Up For Blue team is all about raising awareness and has a growing podcast out to help spread the world. We found the perfect person to interview to help us in our mission. Ocean Conservancy’s Nick Mallos, Director of their Trash Free Seas Alliance program, sat down with me at the International Marine Conservation Congress to answer a few questions about marine debris and how we can reduce/eliminate it. Take a listen to the podcast and let us know what you think in the show notes. Join the Arbonne Blue Team http://www.speakupforblue.com/teamblue Instagram: @speakupforblue SUFB Podcast: http://www.speakupforblue.com/podcast SUFB Website: http://www.speakupforblue.com 10 Ocean Tips to Conserve the Ocean: http://www.speakupforblue.com/wordpress/sufb_optinpdf

It's an obsession, it's a pollutant and it's a problem. On this weeks episode, Broderick looks at the problem with plastic. Featuring interviews with Heidi Taylor from the Australian Marine Debris Initiative, PhD candidate from the Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security Karen Raubenheimer and Principal Doug Reckord from the Bournda Environmental Education Centre.  Each of these scientists shares their passion and the story about plastic. These scientists will be joined by others when they speak at the Sapphire Coast Marine Discovery Centre Marine Science Forum which is titled "Turning the Tide on Trash". For more information on the forum, or to purchase tickets, head to http://www.sapphirecoastdiscovery.com.au/

I am joined by the Co-Founder of the Tangaroa Blue Foundation, Heidi Taylor, who grew an loosely organized beach clean up crew into a tight knit, lean, mean Marine Debris Clean Up and Analysis team. Heidi talks about all of the wonderful things her organization does include help change policy for a cleaner ocean. Support the Podcast: http://www.speakupforblue.com/patreon Shop for the Ocean: http://www.speakupforblue.com/shop 10 Ocean Tips to Conserve the Ocean: http://www.speakupforblue.com/wordpress/sufb_optinpdf Show Notes: http://www.speakupforblue.com/session73