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Kids of all ages need to feel connected and loved unconditionally.  How can you set up a system in your family for creating and keeping those connections?  In this podcast we go over connections for kids between 2 and 10.  The next podcast covers what you can do for teens and tweens, a much harder demographic than younger kids who still think the world of you.  In this episode we explore ideas on how to have regular "quick" connections on a daily or weekly basis while also considering longer "dates" with our kids.  We talk about how the intention is for each parent to have one-on-one time with each kid in their family.  There are examples of how some families have accomplished this as well as resources for ideas on what to do for "short" connections as well as times to connect in longer, more meaningful ways. The goal is to set up connections that can go deep and will continue on into their tween and teen years.  Hint:  Start young!  Resources for this podcast:30 Joyful Ways to Connect by OneTimeThrough56 Ways to Connect With Your Kids by TalkingParents.comEmail me at mary@parentingdecoded.com or go to my website at www.parentingdecoded.com. Have a blessed rest of your day!

Think it's too early to think about your holiday art sales? It's never too early. Even as an artist, you need plenty of time to plan a collection, give yourself space to create, and promote it to potential buyers. All of that takes time and will slide by faster than you think.  So in this episode, I'm covering what exactly you should be doing NOW to prepare for selling your art during the holidays.  Even if you're not selling a holiday collection (or are listening to this post-holiday season), these strategies and tips can help you whenever you launch! Make sure to subscribe to this podcast so you don't miss a thing! And don't forget to come hang with me on Instagram @jodie_king_.  Interested in being a guest on a future episode of Honest Art? Email me at amy@jodieking.com! Resources mentioned: 10 Things That Should Be Taught in Art School: https://www.entrepreneur.com/leadership/10-things-that-should-be-taught-in-art-school/423868  Fortune 500 Strategies You Can Use to Grow Your Art Business: https://www.entrepreneur.com/growing-a-business/fortune-500-strategies-you-can-use-to-grow-your-art-business/450008  The Little Things Series: https://shop.jodieking.com/collections/little-things-series  Leave Her Wild Series:https://shop.jodieking.com/collections/little-things-series/leave-her-wild?sort_by=manual  Color Course for Rebels: https://www.jodiekingart.com/ccfr  For a full list of show notes and links, check out my blog: www.jodieking.com/podcast  

2021 FANTASY FOOTBALL - WEEK 11 ADENTRO Y AFUERA – START/SIT – READY FOR A CHIEFS-COWBOYS TRACK MEET Just 4 more weeks left of the fantasy football regular season, and the games are getting more important every week. Los primos are here to help you make the right decisions for your fantasy football team. Hint: Start all your Chiefs and Cowboys this week. Patrick Mahomes and Dak Prescott are going to get into a fun shootout that will fill up the fantasy scoreboard. And primos Jorge and Nico have some Start/Sit recommendations, best NFL bets and Chisme for Week 11. Plus, a few laughs all around. Salud! #FantasyFootball #2021FantasyFootball #StartSit #FantasyFootballAdvice Please like and subscribe to our YouTube page: https://bit.ly/3eYIidV Please follow Familia FFB on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook: @familiaffb Please follow Jorge Martin on Twitter: @jorgemartin17 For original content, including articles on the latest Fantasy Football news: FamiliaFFB.com For Feedback to this show, please email: FamiliaFFB12@gmail.com For the audio version of this podcast, please subscribe to Familia FFB for Fantasy Football con sabor Latino: Apple: https://apple.co/2RzJCY6 Google: https://bit.ly/2SKncEp Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2ZLzxfn

This is the Golden Age of media. You're able to move quickly and cheaply, often by using the phone in your pocket — and that means you won't need a ton of cash to start. In our first Foundation lesson, we explain how to think about putting all of this together. Hint: Start with your user's need.   Hosted by Alan Soon and Rishad Patel, and produced by the nice folks at Lawson Media.   --- Find the transcript, worksheet, and related links here:  www.splicemedia.com/school-of-splice/foundation     Learn more about the School of Splice:  www.schoolofsplice.com   Join the community on Planet Splice:  www.planetsplice.com   And on Telegram:  t.me/splicenewsroom      More about Splice Media:  www.splicemedia.com   

a very short look at the history of the early Episcopal Church in America the Richmond Theatre Fire of 1811 some of our country’s earliest architects All leading up to the return of the ghost of Mr. Poe and a brief examination of Mr. Poe’s relationship to religion while he was growing up.What happens when two architects (unknown to each other) are chosen to design the same church? Hint: Start with “awkward”Learn why the first house of worship that Poe attended had “bodies under the church.”Is Poe a “spokesman for those dwelling in the shadow” and marginalized individuals?Video of Monumental Episcopal Church (where Poe attended church as a child)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qLH2KYgRH8Cover Art: Robert Mills, Architect

As we stumble into the final throes of 2020, we are joined by Nellie Perrin from Hinterview. One of the big topics of this year (and always will be) will be about the relationship between sales and marketing. Nellie gives us her tips and experiences as to how she has managed to get it to work across a variety of industries. We talk about balancing reactive marketing with the focus on longer-term objectives and, of course, we talk about video. We're all a bit more confident have been 'forced' to embrace the medium over the course of this year but it's here to stay and it is a key marketing tool for individuals and businesses. Go on, give it a listen. Clink of mulled wine glasses to our friends at Paiger for their support as always.

Marisa Franco helps Latinx people build political power through Mijente, the national action hub she founded in 2015. Drawing on her work in many diverse communities, she’s here to demystify organizing with simple steps anyone can take. (Hint: Start by pretending you’re throwing a party.) She also explains why everyone should be concerned about tech companies’ increasingly terrifying role in public life—and why regulation is needed to hold them accountable. Plus: The latest election intel from Arizona, finding inspiration in the desert, and joining the “secret club” of parents who’ve unlocked a new level of fearlessness.You can find Marisa on Twitter: @marisa_franco and more about Mijente at mijente.netText SUNSTORM to 97779 for updates on how you can take action Head to sunstormpod.com to learn, read and find out how you can get involved! Sunstorm is a project of the National Domestic Workers Alliance, in collaboration with Participant. Sunstorm provides a platform for a diversity of viewpoints on policies and current events that are important to the National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) and its members. Guests on Sunstorm do not represent or speak on behalf of NDWA.

You’re marketing wrong: don’t just grab attention, hold it. Say hello to Jay Acunzo. Jay is an entrepreneur, creator, teacher, writer... basically, he does it all. He combines his extensive experience working at ESPN, Google, and HubSpot with his passion for creating shows (Unthinkable Podcast, Against the Grain), to help companies and brands pursue the ultimate goal: BRAND AFFINITY.Listen in as Jay challenges conventional marketing, and provides insight into the strategies and philosophies marketers and business owners should have to build long term relationships with their customers. You should listen if you are: a content creator, marketing professional, business owner, podcaster, show producer, a fan of Jay Acunzo.You can find and connect with Jay: http://jayacunzo.com/Unthinkable PodcastAgainst the Grain - Video SeriesBreak the Wheel - BookLinkedInTwitter - @jayacunzoInstagram - @jayacunzoLight’s, Camera, Grow is a Tobe Agency podcast, dedicated to bringing strategies and insight to grow your business with powerful marketing, and even more powerful content. You can find out more at www.tobeagency.co, or connect with us on:LinkedInInstagramFacebook

School might just be starting, but Q4 is right around the corner. Most brands don't do as well as they could preparing for the holiday season. It's time to make this Black Friday your best one yet.

#023 - Lyss Villablanca returns to interview Jena Thompson and Char Rendon who are both members of the trans and non binary community. In this conversation they talk about coming out in the rowing world, toxic masculinity, and advice for rowing clubs to make their culture more inclusive.Hint: Start with languageOffer a place to state pronouns on the registration form/waiverUse "folks" or "y'all" instead of "you guys"To follow Jena on their journey, find them on Instagram @_itspikacxu_To follow Char on their journey, find them on Instagram @crendon_26, @charrscrafts, or crendon26@gmail.comTo follow Lyss on their journey, find them on Instagram @bidalyss. We hope that the conversation in this podcast helps us all in the rowing world -- no matter your race -- to unify the rowing sport through diversity.If you have a response to this or any episode, we want to hear it. Send us your voice message at www.speakpipe.com/rowingincolor or just check out our Linktree (linktr.ee/rowingincolor). If you don't follow us on IG already, find us @rowingincolor.Lastly, if you can, please hit "follow" or "subscribe" wherever you listen to podcasts. If you can, please leave a rating and a review on Apple Podcast -- it would really mean a lot.We hope you and yours are well. Stay safe.

#023 - Lyss Villablanca returns to interview Jena Thompson and Char Rendon who are both members of the trans and non binary community. In this conversation they talk about coming out in the rowing world, toxic masculinity, and advice for rowing clubs to make their culture more inclusive.Hint: Start with languageOffer a place to state pronouns on the registration form/waiverUse "folks" or "y'all" instead of "you guys"To follow Jena on their journey, find them on Instagram @_itspikacxu_To follow Char on their journey, find them on Instagram @crendon_26, @charrscrafts, or crendon26@gmail.comTo follow Lyss on their journey, find them on Instagram @bidalyss. We hope that the conversation in this podcast helps us all in the rowing world -- no matter your race -- to unify the rowing sport through diversity.If you have a response to this or any episode, we want to hear it. Send us your voice message at www.speakpipe.com/rowingincolor or just check out our Linktree (linktr.ee/rowingincolor). If you don't follow us on IG already, find us @rowingincolor.Lastly, if you can, please hit "follow" or "subscribe" wherever you listen to podcasts. If you can, please leave a rating and a review on Apple Podcast -- it would really mean a lot.We hope you and yours are well. Stay safe.

Communication and cooperation across our society are as important as they’ve ever been. This week, Steven talks with Andy Slavitt, the former Medicare and Medicaid chief, who has emerged as one of the most effective communicators during this crisis. Andy and Steven how to find trustworthy news sources, discuss the future of healthcare, and how to make the most of your child’s senior year in isolation. (Hint: Start a podcast together!)Check out Andy Slavitt’s podcast In the Bubble.You can learn more about his new healthcare nonprofit, the United States of Care, here.

Communication and cooperation across our society are as important as they’ve ever been. This week, Steven talks with Andy Slavitt, the former Medicare and Medicaid chief, who has emerged as one of the most effective communicators during this crisis. Andy and Steven discuss the future of healthcare, how to find trustworthy news sources, and how to make the most of your child’s senior year in isolation. (Hint: Start a podcast together!)Check out Andy Slavitt’s podcast In the Bubble. You can learn more about his new healthcare nonprofit, the United States of Care, here.

During this episode, You Me and Your Top Three host, Gregg Garrett, speaks with Larry Freed, CEO Give and Take, Inc.. Larry is a multi-time CEO who utilizes the concepts from Adam Grant’s best-selling book Give and Take to scale businesses. He speaks about SaaS businesses and partnering with academic institutions and their PhDs to create unique and valuable business opportunities. Larry dives deep into the knowledge collaboration capability and the art of encouraging people to invest in one another by giving and seeking help; deepening relationship trust. And, of course, Larry shares his top three – ranging from his spouse and three sons, to leadership teams who built trust and support to win together, to ultra-smart experts that define industry segments via the seeds that grow into businesses. Finally, Larry shares the secret to deep relationships – being brave enough to ask for help. About Larry Freed Larry is the CEO of Give and Take Inc., a company that was co-founded by Adam Grant (Wharton), Wayne Baker (Univ. of Michigan) and Cheryl Baker.  Give and Take provides solutions that help organizations improve knowledge collaboration, foster a culture of generosity and improve engagement.  The Reciprocity Ring is a dynamic, face-to-face exercise where groups learn to bring the “pay-it-forward” concept into action and practice.  Givitas is a purpose-built, knowledge collaboration platform that can scale across an organization that makes it easy to ask for and give help every day, while fostering a giving culture and providing equal access to community knowledge and experiences. Larry’s background includes being the co-founder and CEO of ForeSee, the leader in customer experience analytics.  He led the company from inception (2001) to successful exit in 2013, returning over 22 times the capital invested in the business.  After the exit at ForeSee, Larry advised, mentored and consulted with early stage and growth stage technology companies.  He also served on the board of directors of various tech companies. Earlier in his career, Larry also had executive leadership roles at Compuware (Vice President) and Bank One (CTO).  Larry has authored two books, Managing Forward and Innovating Analytics. Show Highlights Segment 1: Overview 1:14        The three types of relationships: Takers, Matchmakers and Givers (Adam Grant Give and Take – Book) 3:19        Larry Freed – CEO. Investor. Mentor. (Give and Take, Inc. ForeSee. 2nd Stage Partners. Wolverine Venture Fund. Compuware.) Segment 2: The “Top Three”   5:39        Larry’s “Top Three”: Former and Current Colleagues – people you rely on to “help you go”. (Cia McCaffrey. Don Morrison. Mitchell Cohen. Dave Jansen.) 7:02        “If tech doesn’t work, the company doesn’t work.”  9:20       The importance of the ‘people person’. 11:30      “Don’t tell me what you think I want to hear because that is a waste of our time. Tell me what I don’t know. Tell me what you think I don’t want to know.” 14:31      Larry’s “Top Three”: Co-founders, Board Members and Investors – Know what you know; know what you don’t. Knowledge, expertise, and brilliance. (Claes Fornell. Wayne Baker. Cheryl Baker. Adam Grant.) 16:44      How to create a Board of Advisors. (Pete Karmanos. Scott Johnson.) 19:43      What drives satisfaction in sales? Accentuating the positive but not embellishing. 23:12      The pattern of tech transfer, etc.: “The key is to always understand what [the professors] role will be.”  28:29     Larry’s “Top Three”: Family – wife, three sons and the extended family –the support to work the enormous amount of hours. 30:58      Engaging children in the world of business.   Segment 3: Industry Disruption & Transformation   34:48      The core focus of Give and Take, Inc – boosting performance and building culture. 40:37      “I would have thought that getting people to give help would have been harder than getting people to ask for help. It’s the complete opposite.” 43:10      The request must be SMART 1) Smart. 2) Meaningful. 3) Actionable. 4) Real .and 5) Time Boxed. 44:54      Not trying to recreate other solutions – complimentary to other solutions. 48:51      Purposeful Networking – “Build a relationships because I’ve asked for something and you’re going to help me with it.” 50:00      Micro-mentoring: “Don’t ask them to be your mentor, ask them for help.” – Adam Grant 53:47      Hint: “Start asking for help...most people want to give if it is easy to give.” 57:22      AI and the knowledge collaboration industry. Segment 4: Leadership & Wrapping Up 1:01:12  “Leadership is setting a vision and leading by example.” 1:01:47  Piece of advice to leaders: Ask for help. 1:02:32  Stay in touch with Larry via LinkedIn or email (larry.freed@giveandtakeinc.com). Visit  Givitas.com or GiveandTake.com for more information on Give and Take, Inc. Additional Information Contact Larry Freed: Larry’s LinkedIn Larry’s Email Contact Gregg Garrett: Gregg’s LinkedIn Gregg’s Twitter Gregg’s Bio Contact CGS Advisors: Website LinkedIn Twitter

What’s good witches! Welcome back to our love invocation! Today is day seven! This is Ayodele Fuega of bossybruja.com, you can find me on Instagram @bossybruja! I am so thankful for those of you who are following along. I’m having a really good time with you guys and I’m loving seeing and hearing your feedback. Today’s topic is love expands, so get comfortable and let’s pray! Prayer Dear God today our minds are on our families, our community, our partner, our love. It is on our responsibility to our bloodlines—to those who came before us and those will come after us especially those of us who desire to carry our individual bloodlines forward. We consider how our behaviors and actions of today will affect and influence those who come after. We are always striving to be more aware of how our choices, beliefs, habits, customs, words, and treatment will affect our descendants, our immediate children in particular and those who come after them. And so we’re choosing and seeking to be the best that we can be. And what that means for us is that we are taking regular moments to turn within and to ask of universal intelligence, knowledge, spirit what is the best action? What is the best course for us in moments—especially those moments when we feel at a loss of we feel confused or unsure of what approach or what path to take. And because we are developing this habit of seeking wisdom directly from spirit our partner is as well. We see that our relationship is incredibly enhanced, blessed, fortified by this practice of seeking wisdom before taking action and elevating from an emotional space into a logical space when it comes time to make decisions. Because our decisions and actions affect not only our future children, out current children, and those who come after us but they affect our partner whether that affect is immediately noticeable or not. We understand that it is happening. So we approach our relationships with a high degree of respect and responsibility understanding that our relationship with this person is love-centered. Our goal is to support them and we relish in the fact that they support us as well. And the work that we do together even down to the smallest decision that we make expands out through our blood, through our work, our reputation, through our creations and interventions, through all of the seeds that we plant throughout living to affect and influence the future generation. We declare that our influence, the effects that we have on the coming days and the coming generations will expand easily and beautifully and always be for the highest good of all. I trust that this is so. I know that God is the one who spreads and carries and expands the seed and mission. I consider it done and so it is. Amen. Asé. Ameen. Activity: Research an ancient love story. Perhaps an old fairy tale, folklore, legend, or myth. [Hint: Start with Google.] --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bossybrujaprayers/support

Hint founder and CEO Kara Goldin knows a thing or two about building a brand around a successful e-commerce strategy. Approximately 40 percent of the flavored water company’s $100 million in annual revenue comes from online sales, a majority of which is from its website, drinkhint.com. When advising entrepreneurs on how to build a foundation for success online, Goldin encourages them to keep it simple. “Whether you’re a $500,000 brand or you’re a $1 billion brand, start small,” she said in an interview included in this episode. “Launch a small website… and make it really simple to transact. If you start with ‘the consumer controls your destiny,’ make it easy. Think about your own life. People are really busy. Spend money on photography, (include) a really basic story and make it super-easy to check out. And then spend a little bit of money on ads.” As part of the interview, recorded at Hint’s headquarters in San Francisco, Goldin also discussed the mission and purpose of its brick-and-mortar retail store, which it describes as an “experiential water bar,” and how it has enabled the company to learn more about its consumers. Also in this episode: A conversation with James Le Compte, the CEO of To’ak, an ultra-premium chocolate brand based in Ecuador. Le Compte discussed the origins and positioning of To’ak and shared an amazing story of how the company located and identified the rare cacao used in its products. Show notes: 1:27: Siete & Stripes + TR Now! -- The hosts discussed recent headlines on BevNET and NOSH, including a lawsuit filed by the model known as Fiji Water Girl against The Wonderful Company and a $90 million minority investment by The Stripes Group into Siete Family Foods. Mike, John and Ray also spoke about  their visit to Hint HQ, and riffed on Taste Radio Now!, a new video show livestreamed on Instagram and YouTube.   12:53: Interview: Kara Goldin, Founder/CEO, Hint -- We first featured Kara Goldin on Taste Radio back in Ep. 81 of the flagship podcast. This time around, Ray Latif sat down with her Hint’s headquarters in San Francisco’s Cow Hollow/Marina district, where the company operates out of four storefronts, one of which is a company-owned retail store. Goldin explained why the shop enables Hint to “really secures [an] omni-channel approach,” and its role in attracting new business to its DTC platform. She also spoke about best practices for e-commerce and why data from online sales is critical to understanding Hint’s audience. 36:57: Interview: James Le Compte, CEO, To’ak Chocolate -- At BevNET Live Winter 2018, Le Compte joined Mike Schneider and talked all things To’ak. The company creates ultra-premium chocolate using a rare variety of cacao once thought to be extinct; To’ak chocolate bars range from $280-685, depending on variety. Le Compte discussed his affinity for Taste Radio and also explains why Ecuador is central to To’ak’s mission and discussed why the company chose to position its products as luxury items. Brands in this episode: Goldthread, Liquid Death, Harmless Harvest, Colorado Hemp Honey, Hint, To’ak

Welcome to episode 1 of the Nitty-Gritty This is the first episode of a new occasional series within the Life Story Coach podcast. In the Nitty-Gritty, we'll talk about the practical aspects of our work. Today, we're going look at file naming conventions. Yep, it's dry and boring. But you won't think it's boring if things go haywire with your files because you never bothered to adopt a naming convention. Why do we need a file naming convention? So that we can put our hands on our files quickly and easily, and so they don't go missing. Or if they do, we know how they're named so we can go look for them. Let your naming convention evolve; then make sure to stick with it consistently! HINT: Start your client folders with a # (this will bump them to the top of your folder list in Dropbox's finder window) Standard folders within each client's folder: interviews and transcripts drafts delivered scans (including a separate folder for online scans) research Want to see what my naming convention looks like? Download the PDF here.   Links and tools mentioned: Pat McNees' Writers and Editors Rev.com Dropbox Adobe Bridge (available by subscription only; try looking for an older version to buy)   Like what you heard? Help spread the word by leaving a review on iTunes.

Jules sat down with Dr. Walter and Ash to ask the hard hitting questions every chick (and dude!) are wondering about botox or fillers. Hint: Start your Botox NOW! The key word here is preventative. Dr. Walter breaks down the difference, frequency and best uses for botox and fillers and Ash so kindly helps explain it in an approachable way for those of us that didn't go to medical school. For their Spring Specials: https://studio17cw.setmore.com/ Make an appointment and visit them at 1012 Grand Street Hoboken. Tell them I sent you!

Episode 158: Have You Heard About the Lonesome Losers? This week Host Dave Bledsoe sits down with Chad and Stacy at the cool kids table only to discover they only want him there because he is old enough to buy beer. On the show this week we take a walk on the sad side with all the sweaty, semen soaked denizens of the “Incel” culture. (It is just as pathetic as it sounds.) Along the way, and against our will, we take a course on Dave's sexual history. (It's a remedial class.) We stretch our metaphors to the breaking point finding new ways to insult the Manosphere which is a real thing and real stupid. There is a pointless detour into dictionary definitions and one really stinging Your Mom joke which we personally feel is goes to far. (Just like your Mom on the first date!) Finally, we deliver frank and useful advice to all the sad pathetic idiots pouting in their basements, raging over their perpetual virginity! (Hint: Start with taking a SHOWER!) Also, we encourage you to head to our Patreon Page www.patreon.com/whatthehellpodcast for new exclusive content for our Patreon donors. (It's roughly .78 cents of entertainment for your $1.00 donation!) Our Sponsor this week is Sir Spanks-A-Lot Spank Boxes, monthly shipments of autoerotic accoutrement for the chronic mastusrbators in your life. We open the show with John Hughes' examination of pubescent societal structures in the 1980's and close with a German band called The Diamond doing a cover that may be better than the original.. (https://youtu.be/LdF_Vo4B6Ms?t=12s) Show Music: https://www.jamendo.com/track/421668/prelude-to-common-sense The Show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheHell_Podcast The Show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatthehellpodcast/ The Show on Soundcloud www.whatthehellpodcast.com Give us your money on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/Whatthehellpodcast The Show Line: 347 687 9601 Citations Needed: Dan Savage keeping it savagely real https://www.thestranger.com/slog/2018/04/25/26093525/on-sexual-deprivation-sex-workers-incels-and-violence Going where no man should want to go https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp/2014/05/27/inside-the-manosphere-that-inspired-santa-barbara-shooter-elliot-rodger/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.dc23bf177a5a The man who started Incels was a woman https://www.elle.com/culture/news/a34512/woman-who-started-incel-movement/ No “can't” but “don't” https://www.elle.com/life-love/sex-relationships/a33782/involuntary-celibacy/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's well known that somewhere around 70% of kids leave the church after High School. Why is this? How can Christian parents prepare their kids to stay strong when they encounter people with different beliefs and worldviews? How can they send their kids to college with a lasting faith? Impact360 Director Jonathan Morrow helps us with some great information and resources on today's podcast.

Want to influence yourself? Tap into your natural tendency to want consistency. Here's a quick look at how to do that. (Hint: Start small. Write down your commitment. Share your it.)

Want to influence yourself? Tap into your natural tendency to want consistency. Here's a quick look at how to do that. (Hint: Start small. Write down your commitment. Share your it.)

What are the best matchups to exploit and avoid in fantasy football in Week 9? Sporting News' Vinnie Iyer breaks down all 13 games on the NFL schedule to tell you what he likes and doesn't like on both sides. Hint: Start as many Cowboys, Packers and Saints you can. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sherri Munro, Munro Consulting Services, Inc. Women business owners are diverse as they don't all think, act, and plan the same way. The majority do want to grow their businesses, but what motivates them to do so can be different than what motivates their male counterparts. Listen to today's episode as Kathleen and Sherri talk about women entrepreneurs, how they view risk and business growth differently, and discover tips for more successfully working with this segment of clients. Hint: Start by letting go of this myth! After working for more than 20 years at a major Canadian bank, primarily in Commercial Banking, Sherri Munro founded Munro Consulting Services, (http:www.munroeconsulting.ca), specializing in working with women entrepreneurs. She helps these clients feel more prepared, knowledgeable, and confident to grow their businesses. Through one-on-one coaching,skill-building sessions, and comprehensive discussions about their business, finances and market, Sherri collaborates with established business owners to formulate the right approach to raise capital for their businesses, and to have deep and meaningful conversations and relationships with their Business Bankers. For more information, follow Sherri on Twitter @MunroC3 or e-mail her directly at sherri@munroconsulting.ca. To sign up for the Breaking Money Silence Podcast, click here.  

In Part 2 of our special podcast accompanying The Story of Change, Annie talks with leading changemakers about how they do it. Hint: Start close to home, sharpen your citizen skills, and then take on the world.

Join Teena and James Davy, Former NJ State Commissioner of Human Services President of James M. Davy Associates, an organizational consulting firm, and author of “Noble Paths (iUniverse), as he tells Teena how he uses stories and positive questioning to help organizations enhance their strengths and clarify their missions. Hint: Start with what is right! … Read more about this episode...