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Some nonprofits go beyond relying on donations and grants by generating their own revenue while still driving meaningful social change. Social enterprise nonprofits blend business strategies with social impact, creating a sustainable approach to mission-driven work. But balancing financial sustainability with a nonprofit mission isn't easy. How do these organizations navigate the unique operational challenges they face? And what market-based approaches help them maximize both revenue and impact? Learn how social enterprise nonprofits blend business strategies with social impact to achieve financial sustainability and mission success with Dan Rhoton from Hopeworks! Nonprofit Pulse is a podcast that explores trends, insights, and resources that help nonprofits accomplish their mission. See the full transcript and show notes: https://www.anedot.com/blog/nonprofit-pulse-social-enterprise-nonprofitLearn more about Nonprofit Pulse: https://www.nonprofitpulse.com/Nonprofit Pulse is brought to you by Anedot: Anedot helps organizations save time and money with powerful giving tools. With an easy-to-use platform, no monthly fees, and award-winning service, Anedot makes it easy for organizations of all sizes to receive donations online and grow their base. Anedot is trusted by more than 30,000 nonprofits, churches, ministries, campaigns, and universities.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Learn more about Anedot
Technology is a growing field ripe with opportunities, if you know where to look. Hopeworks introduces young adults in Philadelphia and Camden, NJ to tech jobs they might not have known existed, providing training and job experience for people ages 17 to 27, and breaking down barriers to employment like housing insecurity and mental health challenges. Host Racquel Williams talks with Hopeworks CEO Dan Rhoton and a young adult, Aaron Torres, who is launching his career after going through the training program. Then, on Shara in the City, we visit the grief garden at Awbury Arboretum to hear how grief and gratitude go hand-in-hand, and how nature and animals can help you heal. Shara Dae Howard takes a walk through the garden with the Philly Goat Project and our friends at the Gift of Life Donor Program. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In this episode of Behind The Numbers, Lou Rodriguez, CEO of Rodriguez Consulting, shares his entrepreneurial journey; highlights the impact and importance of his team; and how he's giving back with Rodriguez University. About Lou Rodriguez: As the CEO of Rodriguez Consulting, Lou leads a top-performing team in delivering innovative solutions for infrastructure projects. With a strong background in civil engineering, he ensures the highest standards of quality and efficiency. Committed to community development, Lou spearheads workforce initiatives through Rodriguez University, providing training and opportunities for non-degree jobs. He also serve on the boards of Hopeworks and Widener University, actively contributing to their missions. About Our Sponsor: Haefele Flanagan (HFCO) is a full-service accounting firm that's been serving clients since 1967. Not your typical accounting firm, HFCO's services extend well beyond tax and audit to include valuation services, strategic and succession planning, leadership development, and more. When you work with Haefele Flanagan, we help you realize your long-term goals. Please visit them at www.hfco.com. About the Host: Dave Bookbinder is the person that clients reach out to when they need to know what their most important assets are worth. He's a corporate finance executive with a focus on business and intellectual property valuation. Known as a collaborative adviser, Dave has served thousands of client companies of all sizes and industries. Dave is the author of two #1 best-selling books about the impact of human capital (PEOPLE!) on the valuation of a business enterprise called The NEW ROI: Return On Individuals & The NEW ROI: Going Behind The Numbers. He's on a mission to change the conversation about how the accounting world recognizes the value of people's contributions to a business enterprise, and to quantify what every CEO on the planet claims: “Our people are this company's most valuable asset.”
On this week's podcast, KUNM News Director Megan Kamerick sits down for a two-part discussion on Daymon Ely's proposed plan to address homelessness in Albuquerque. Then, James Freeman, a person who once lived on the streets of Albuquerque and is now a director at HopeWorks, gives his thoughts on the proposal. Plus, homeless advocate and attorney Peter Cubra walks us through the constitutional rights of unhoused people and breaks down how a pending U.S. Supreme Court ruling could change the way New Mexico polices them. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nmif/message
This week on Yoooo Sun we explore the transformative journey of HopeWorks, an organization dedicated to empowering young adults through tech training and employment pathways. Hosts Micah and Jared are joined by special guests Onna and Dan from HopeWorks, as they dive deep into the innovative approach of providing young professionals with access to living wage employment. From rolling admissions to real-world internships and job placements, Onna and Dan share insights into how HopeWorks is revolutionizing job training and support services. Join the conversation and discover how HopeWorks is recoding the future for young adults in Camden and beyond.
How can poetry be a path to healing after abuse? Vanita Leatherwood is director of community engagement at HopeWorks of Howard County, a nonprofit that serves victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. In addition to shelter, legal services, and therapy, HopeWorks of Howard County also provides workshops focused on self-care and art. We hear about the power of self-expression.Do you have a question or comment about a show or a story idea to pitch? Contact On the Record at: Senior Supervising Producer, Maureen Harvie she/her/hers mharvie@wypr.org 410-235-1903 Senior Producer, Melissa Gerr she/her/hers mgerr@wypr.org 410-235-1157 Producer Sam Bermas-Dawes he/him/his sbdawes@wypr.org 410-235-1472
This episode features an interview with Dan Rhoton, CEO of Hopeworks in Camden, New Jersey, an organization that provides technology training, professional development, and real-world work experience to prepare unemployed young adults for living-wage jobs. Dan discusses Hopeworks' unique trauma-informed approach that not only teaches in-demand tech skills but also builds social-emotional readiness for the workplace. He also shares inspiring stories of young people overcoming barriers and excelling through the power of opportunity.
Today on One Life Radio, Maura Davies joins us with the Do's and Don'ts for pet safety during the holidays. Maura is the Vice President for Marketing & Communications at the SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) of Texas. To learn more about the SPCA of Texas please visit SPCA.orgNext, Brad Aronson shares stories from his book, “Human Kind: Changing the World One Small Act at a Time.” Brad is an author, entrepreneur, tech startup investor and mentor. Brad also teaches entrepreneurship to 18-25 year-olds through the nonprofit Hopeworks, a program providing tech training, jobs, housing, coaching and support to young people in Camden, NJ and the Kensington area of Philadelphia. Brad is the author of the book we're talking about today, HumanKind: Changing the World One Small Act At a Time. You can learn more about Brad and read his inspirational blog at www.bradaronson.com.Thank you to our sponsors!Enviromedica – Rewild your gut with spore-based probiotics and wild-harvested prebiotics designed to support a healthy and diverse microbiome.Children's Health Defense - Listen every Monday as we cover the top stories from the CHD‘s Defender NewsletterSunwarrior - Use the code OLR for 20% off your purchase!Well Being Journal - For nutritional, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual health.Thorne - Get 20% off your order and free shipping!
Episode 158: This week on the “Dan's Talks” podcast, Dan speaks with Debra McEneaney, a partner at HOPEWORKS, a New York-based consulting company. She … Read More
Tune into #TGV377 to get clarity on the above topic. Here are the pointers from Amuluya A and Vasatha Mary's conversation with Naveen Samala on The Guiding VoiceThis is Ep.6 from the #tgvsliceofhope series driven in collaboration with HopeWorks Foundation with support from Jacintha Jayachandran and Kavitha GarlaFirst rapid-fire round of random words, introduction, and context settingChallenges Amulya faced while pursuing education in an environment where there were concerns about girls becoming 'too smart' and facing obstacles.Some of the sacrifices Vasantha had to make and the difficulties she encountered while ensuring her daughters' education in the face of these worries?How has HopeWorks supported and encouraged Amulya to pursue her education in the face of challenges?How has the strong bond of trust between Amulya and her mother influenced their relationship and the way they support each other's aspirations?Amulya's achievements/milestones that stand out as moments of pride and validation for the path she has chosen?Message to other young individuals who are striving to break barriers and pursue education against the odds.WITTY ANSWERS TO THE RAPID-FIRE QUESTIONSONE PIECE OF ADVICE TO THOSE from marginal background and ASPIRING TO MAKE BIG IN THEIR CAREERS TRIVIA ABOUT Young Achievers ABOUT THE GUEST:Amulya Anthony Raj is a Research assistant in the field of Mycology and St. John's Research Institute, her Mom Vasantha Mary is working as a caretaker at HopeWorks Foundation.Connect with Amulya on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/amulya-a-5615041a4/Visit: http://hopeskipjump.orgCONNECT WITH THE HOST ON LINKEDIN:Naveen Samala: https://www.linkedin.com/in/naveensamalahttp://www.naveensamala.comIf you'd like to contribute to our mission, please donate (any amount of your choice) through Paypalhttps://paypal.me/NaveenSamlaIf you wish to become a productivity monk: enroll for this course: https://www.udemy.com/course/productivitymonk/TGV Inspiring Lives Volume 1 is on Amazon:Kindle:https://amzn.eu/d/cKTKtyCPaperback:https://amzn.eu/d/4Y1HAXj#TGV is available in Hindi & Telugu:https://youtube.com/@tgvhindi https://youtube.com/@tgvtelugu Audio:https://open.spotify.com/show/2wyLNGG0tsHucmhRauh4o3 (#tgvhindi)https://open.spotify.com/show/3fCfHwoFIiehHJSPcgoX4I Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This is Ep.5 from the #tgvsliceofhope series driven in collaboration with HopeWorks Foundation with support from Jacintha Jayachandran and Kavitha GarlaTune into #TGV374 to get clarity on the above topic. Here are the timestamp-based pointers from Pushpa's conversation with Naveen Samala on The Guiding VoiceFirst rapid fire, Introduction, and context settingWhat positive influences did her parents and siblings provide in her upbringing?Toughest lessons learned in her entrepreneurship journeyHow did she get to know about HopeWorks? How has your life transformed after associating with HopeWorks?What would be a perfect day in her life be like?What are her passions and how she's planning to pursue them?The impact the Sunday sessions at HopeWorks had on her.What's the best part of mentors at HopeWorks?WITTY ANSWERS TO THE RAPID-FIRE QUESTIONSONE PIECE OF ADVICE TO THOSE from marginal background and ASPIRING TO MAKE BIG IN THEIR CAREERS TRIVIA ABOUT Discipline ABOUT THE GUEST:Discipline and values define Pushpa. Being one of three daughters, Pushpa is a hardworking BCA student aspiring to become to Software Engineer. Puspa believes that education, combined with strong values and life skills, molds you into a complete individual, capable of achieving success in various aspects of life. Connect with Pushpa:https://www.linkedin.com/in/pushpa-y-k-50918a209/Visit: http://hopeskipjump.orgCONNECT WITH THE HOST ON LINKEDIN:Naveen Samala: https://www.linkedin.com/in/naveensamalahttp://www.naveensamala.comIf you'd like to contribute to our mission, please donate (any amount of your choice) through Paypalhttps://paypal.me/NaveenSamlaIf you wish to become a productivity monk: enroll for this course: https://www.udemy.com/course/productivitymonk/TGV Inspiring Lives Volume 1 is on Amazon:Kindle:https://amzn.eu/d/cKTKtyCPaperback:https://amzn.eu/d/4Y1HAXj#TGV is available in Hindi & Telugu:https://youtube.com/@tgvhindi https://youtube.com/@tgvtelugu Audio:https://open.spotify.com/show/2wyLNGG0tsHucmhRauh4o3 (#tgvhindi)https://open.spotify.com/show/3fCfHwoFIiehHJSPcgoX4I (#tgvtelugu)FOLLOW ON TWITTER:@guidingvoice@naveensamala Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Transitioning from Hopeless to Hopeful - Balancing Books and Budget (TGV slice of Hope)| Navya Y R | #TGV371Hope is the anchor of the soul in the stormy seas of lifeTune into #TGV371 to get clarity on the above topic. Here are the timestamp-based pointers from Navya's conversation with Naveen Samala on The Guiding VoiceThis is the 4th episode part of the TGV Slice of Hope series which is driven in collaboration with HopeWorks Foundation.First rapid fire, Introduction, and context settingNavya's PROFESSIONAL JOURNEY AND THE TOP 3 THINGS THAT HELPED IN His/Her SUCCESSHow did Navya get to know about HopeWorks? How has her life transformed after associating with HopeWorks?What she did do for a living/income before joining HopeWorks?How did she get to know about her strengths?About various programs and initiatives at HopeWorksAbout her mom - how is she inspiring Navya?What's the best part of mentors at HopeWorksWITTY ANSWERS TO THE RAPID-FIRE QUESTIONSONE PIECE OF ADVICE TO those from economically backward classesTRIVIA ABOUT young achievers:ABOUT THE GUEST:Navya Y R is working SDE intern at Accolite Digital, she is also a HopeCitizen at HopeWorks FoundationConnect with Navya on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/navya-y-r-0b427a215/Visit Hopeworks Foundation:http://hopeskipjump.orgCONNECT WITH THE HOST ON LINKEDIN:Naveen Samala: https://www.linkedin.com/in/naveensamalahttp://www.naveensamala.comIf you'd like to contribute to our mission, please donate (any amount of your choice) through Paypalhttps://paypal.me/NaveenSamlaIf you wish to become a productivity monk: enroll for this course: https://www.udemy.com/course/productivitymonk/TGV Inspiring Lives Volume 1 is on Amazon:Kindle:https://amzn.eu/d/cKTKtyCPaperback:https://amzn.eu/d/4Y1HAXj#TGV is available in Hindi & Telugu:https://youtube.com/@tgvhindi https://youtube.com/@tgvtelugu Audio:https://open.spotify.com/show/2wyLNGG0tsHucmhRauh4o3 (#tgvhindi)https://open.spotify.com/show/3fCfHwoFIiehHJSPcgoX4I (#tgvtelugu)FOLLOW ON TWITTER:@guidingvoice@naveensamala Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Tune into #TGV365 to get clarity on the above topic. Here are the pointers from Rashmi's conversation with Naveen Samala on The Guiding VoiceFirst rapid fire/Introduction and context settingRashmi's PROFESSIONAL JOURNEY AND THE TOP 3 THINGS THAT HELPED IN Her SUCCESSHow does education empower young girls, and what role is Rashmi playing as a mentor in ensuring their access to quality learning experiences?Trends observed among the girls that Rashmi is mentoring at Hopeworks FoundationSuccess stories/impactful moments where education has transformed the lives of girls within the Million Girls March to College initiativeIn the context of your HopeWorks mission, what innovative teaching and learning strategies has Rashmi witnessed that effectively cultivate positivity and growth among young girls?Positive reinforcement and a growth mindset are essential for personal development. How does she incorporate these principles into her mentorship approach to inspire and uplift the girls she works with?How can mentorship and positive guidance contribute to their self-confidence and determination to pursue learning?How can mentorship and positive guidance contribute to their self-confidence and determination to pursue learning?WITTY ANSWERS TO THE RAPID-FIRE QUESTIONSONE PIECE OF ADVICE TO THOSE ASPIRING TO MAKE BIG IN THEIR CAREERS TRIVIA ABOUT Teaching, Learning, and Empowerment ABOUT THE GUEST:In a career spanning over forty years, she has gained experience and recognition in film and TV production, advertising, corporate communications, film festivals, and event management…Connect with Rashmi:https://www.linkedin.com/in/rashmi-lamba-17403513/CONNECT WITH THE HOST ON LINKEDIN:Naveen Samala: https://www.linkedin.com/in/naveensamalahttp://www.naveensamala.comIf you'd like to contribute to our mission, please donate (any amount of your choice) through Paypalhttps://paypal.me/NaveenSamlaIf you wish to become a productivity monk: enroll for this course: https://www.udemy.com/course/productivitymonk/TGV Inspiring Lives Volume 1 is on Amazon:Kindle:https://amzn.eu/d/cKTKtyCPaperback:https://amzn.eu/d/4Y1HAXj#TGV is available in Hindi & Telugu:https://youtube.com/@tgvhindi https://youtube.com/@tgvtelugu Audio:https://open.spotify.com/show/2wyLNGG0tsHucmhRauh4o3 https://open.spotify.com/show/3fCfHwoFIiehHJSPcgoX4I FOLLOW ON TWITTER:@guidingvoice@naveensamala Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This episode is 1st one from the TGV Slice of Hope Series in collaboration with the HopeWorks foundationTune into #TGV362 to get clarity on the above topic. Here are the timestamp-based pointers from Jacintha's conversation with Naveen Samala on The Guiding VoiceFirst rapid fire/Introduction and context settingJacintha's PROFESSIONAL JOURNEY AND THE TOP 3 THINGS THAT HELPED IN His/Her SUCCESSToughest lessons learned in her social entrepreneurship journeyWhy she is focusing on A Million Girls March to college?How are they making every girl child Think, Feel, Believe, and Live equally? initiatives and their impact on society at largeSuccess Stories of Transformation - How did young girls succeed in their careers and lives?Current challenges faced by the HopeWorks foundationAdvice to those planning to create an impact in the community/societyWITTY ANSWERS TO THE RAPID-FIRE QUESTIONSONE PIECE OF ADVICE TO THOSE ASPIRING TO MAKE BIG IN THEIR CAREERS TRIVIA ABOUT Girls' Education ABOUT THE GUEST:Jacintha (Jessy) Jayachandran is a WomenLead India Fellow, Executive Leadership Coach, Driving Social impact @ scale and an Architect of the "Million Girls March" to college, Public Speaker & AuthorShe is the Managing Trustee of the HopeWorks FoundationConnect with Jessy:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacintha-jayachandran-empowering1milliongirls/Website: https://hopeskipjump.org/CONNECT WITH THE HOST ON LINKEDIN:Naveen Samala: https://www.linkedin.com/in/naveensamalahttp://www.naveensamala.comIf you'd like to contribute to our mission, please donate (any amount of your choice) through Paypalhttps://paypal.me/NaveenSamlaIf you wish to become a productivity monk: enroll for this course: https://www.udemy.com/course/productivitymonk/TGV Inspiring Lives Volume 1 is available on Amazon:Kindle:https://amzn.eu/d/cKTKtyCPaperback:https://amzn.eu/d/4Y1HAXj#TGV is available in Hindi & Telugu:https://youtube.com/@tgvhindi https://youtube.com/@tgvtelugu Audio:https://open.spotify.com/show/2wyLNGG0tsHucmhRauh4o3 https://open.spotify.com/show/3fCfHwoFIiehHJSPcgoX4I FOLLOW ON TWITTER:@guidingvoice@naveensamala Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, Clancy asks Dan Rhoton, Executive Director of Hopeworks, some hard questions about how food insecurity is linked to human trafficking. He knows this issue all too well in his work leading an organization focused on providing underprivileged youth with business acumen and social entrepreneurship skills. Through the combination of education and technology, Hopeworks hires at-risk youth to build professional web design and development skills so they to get back in school, earn permanent jobs, and achieve their highest potential.
In this podcast episode, Gayatri Kalyanaraman is in conversation with Vaishali James, ex-CMO of OpenTap, Community Director for AnitaB.org and mentor at HopeWorks FoundationVaishali starts the episode with a very funny interaction of giving a technology solution ahead of its timeShe shares her tryst with doing an engagement on brand alignment and how simple steps could be taken at different levels to create that viable and clear brand promise to the end customerVaishali talks about the cross section of people who have to come together to understand each other's vantage point before creating a coherent marketing story.She shares about why she took the plunge towards the startup - OpenTap that worked in the financial inclusion spaceShe also shares experiences as the co-Founder and what it takes to be in the financial spaceImpact of Covid and what it took for the company and needing to shutdown the firmVaishali shares how her own modest upbringing has influenced her to create an ecosystem where women can depend on one another for a sense of sisterhoodVaishali shares her experiences of being a mentor and community director for the AnitaB.org and Hopeworks foundation and how its deeply ful fillingWhat it took to unlearn from hi-tea in corporate world to having coffee with the customers in their humble housesVaishali is the brand aficionado and a deep understanding of developing products. She has worked for 19 years in different roles as a marketeer for Servion Software. Later she became the co-founder and CMO for OpenTap for 5 years. Vaishali has the additional benefit of understanding / working on designing and aligning organizational strategy across all functions with the brand strategy to ensure that brand conversations externally and internally talk the same language. So that, the entire organization works towards living and breathing a single ideology to ensure that the promise and the experience is consistent – both internally and externally.Vaishali can be reached in https://www.linkedin.com/in/vaishali-james-25066815/
WURD host and Citizen contributor Charles Ellison spoke with Dan Rhoton, executive director of Camden-based nonprofit Hopeworks. They discussed Rhoton's novel approach to skill development and job training for young people who are normally overlooked and dismissed by society.
On Today's final episode of transforming together, MC says goodbye to the audience and spends the last episode reminding the audience why prevention work matters. In a discussion about the roots of the work in transformative justice, abolition, and community accountability, MC offers the audience a deep reminder of where the work is headed and how each person is accountable for violence prevention and envisioning a world where people are safe and have what they need. MC ends the episode with a list of the upcoming events and resources of HopeWorks of Howard County and a link to register for these free events and stay up to date: hopeworksofhc.org/events
Ron Wade, Executive Director of HopeWorks' shares their mission is to guide Memphians in need of a second chance through essential education, counseling and career development programming to establish a relationship with God while building stability, confidence and a hope-filled future. HopeWorks provides adult education for people earning their high school equivalency diploma. A Personal and Career Development program for inmates that offers a fresh start once they're out of prison. They also provide ESL and cultural assimilation support for immigrants and refugees.
In this episode, Tim Echols and KC Boyce talk with Suki Janssen and Andrew Lane about refuse and recycling. In segment 3, Faith Henning join them to discuss Tim's book. In the final segment, Tim presents an Energy Matters award to a HopeWorks.
When people first dream of their retirement, their thoughts are of having the time to do all the things they want to do. But eventually, many discover that a secret to a fulfilling life in retirement is doing things for others. Our guests shares his experience and stories of others who volunteer their time to help other people, in ways both big and small. As it turns out, the small things often turn out to be bit things. Brad Aronson joins us from Philadelphia. _______________________ Bio Brad Aronson is the author of Humankind: Changing the World One Small Act at a Time. He invests in start-up tech companies, and is passionate about serving at-risk youth. He serves on the boards of mentoring program Big Brothers Big Sisters and Hopeworks, a nonprofit that provides tech training and jobs to urban youth. He teaches entrepreneurship to inner city teens, and has every student start their own company, which has led to many adventures in business. Previously, he founded a tech company in his bedroom that was eventually purchased by Microsoft. He also co-authored Advertising on the Internet (John Wiley). Brad lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with his wife and their son. _______________________ For More on Brad Aronson Humankind: Changing the World One Small Act at a Time Website _______________________ Podcast Episodes You May Like Are You Living Gratefully? – Kristi Nelson The Gift of Gratitude – Glenn Fox The Mind-Body Connection and The Rabbit Effect – Kelli Harding Tiny Habits Can Lead to Big Changes – BJ Fogg ________________________ Blog Post You May Like Find the Volunteer Opportunity That's Right for You ________________________ Mentioned in This Podcast Episode Volunteer Match A Good News website ________________________ Have comments or feedback on this episode – or on the podcast overall? Or do you have a question you'd like me to address in an upcoming episode? Click here to leave a Voice Message. _________________________ Wise Quotes On Seeing the Positive "...a kid is driving with his grandfather and the kid says Oh my goodness, we have another red light! And the grandfather says how come you're always complaining about the red lights and you never celebrate the green ones? And it made me think I don't celebrate the green lights. And I feel like as a society, we often bond over complaints: The weather stinks. The Phillies are having a bad season. Whatever it is, that's a way that we bond. If instead we looked at the positive our lives would be so much better. A key example is gratitude journals. There's scientific research that if every day you write down three things that you're grateful for in a book, you will be happier. Science has proven this again and again. And that's because taking the time to remember and thinking about what we're grateful for, obviously it's going to help us be happier. Because we're like many people naturally looking at the negative and on the news. We just see the negative all the time. And that's why I love going to good news websites online because I want to celebrate the best of humanity, not just the things that are going on that are disasters." On Volunteering "First it's a wonderful thing to do as a volunteer and work with other volunteers. It gives you purpose. It's exciting. It's engaging and I think the first thing I'd say is have patience. I hear from a lot of people: Oh, I reached out to a nonprofit. They didn't call me back. Most nonprofits are stretched extremely thin, but there's many of them, so you can reach out to a few. And and be patient and be persistent. Don't give up. I'd also say a lot of times I hear people think that their skills aren't translatable. So I've talked to people who said I'd love to mentor and be a Big Brother or a Big Sister, but I don't know how I will relate to the kids because I have such a different upbringing.
This Sunday is Life Giving Sunday. This is the Sunday that we collect our Outreach Contribution that goes toward supporting some of the best missionaries and ministries around. We will hear from two of those missionaries today and also present a gift to one of our outreach partners, Hopeworks, for transitional housing for men in Memphis being released from prison. Today you're going to hear some of the Life that your sharing has made possible.
In this episode, Steve and Brad chat about the Power of Kindness, the ripple effect of kindness, what Kindness means to Brad, how it effects us physiologically when we do acts of kindness, and you're definitely going to love the stories he shares from his book about amazing humans doing breathtaking acts of kindness. Brad Aronson is the author of the Wall Street Journal and USA Today Bestseller HumanKind: Changing the World One Small Act At a Time. All proceeds from his book go to Big Brothers Big Sisters.Brad is deeply involved with youth nonprofits, and he's on the boards of Big Brothers Big Sisters and Hopeworks. Brad also teaches entrepreneurship to students in Camden, NJ. Everyone in his class starts their own business, which has led to many adventures in entrepreneurship. Brad and his family— his wife, Mia, their son Jack and their dog Perry—live in Philadelphia.For more information about Brad and his book, please visit:https://www.bradaronson.com/For more information about Kara Bitar's Manifestation Blueprint Sessions, please visit:https://www.karanicolebitar.com/ and click "Optimization Sessions."To become a Better Place Project Member (and receive free BPP Merch) and support our show, please visit:https://www.patreon.com/BetterplaceprojectTo stay connected with Better Place Project and for updates and behind the scenes info, please follow us on social media:Website: www.BetterPlaceProject.org(Leave us a voice message directly from the home page of our website)Instagram: @BetterPlaceProj To follow Steve & Erin on Instagram: @SteveNorrisOfficial @Erinorris
Dan Rhoton is the Executive Director at Hopeworks, a nonprofit founded in 2000 to help Camden, New Jersey young adults return to school and create pathways for gainful employment. Dan is an experienced education and nonprofit leader with two decades of experience helping youth and adults achieve their dreams. With a focus on education, technology, and entrepreneurship, Dan and his team at Hopeworks provide a positive, healing atmosphere that propels young people to build strong futures and break the cycle of violence and poverty. In this episode… Everybody deserves a second chance, and you never know what an opportunity can lead to. As a leader, how can you help someone that's struggling achieve their goals? And where can you find the right people to help you? As Dan Rhoton says, all you need to do is show someone the right path and opportunities for growth to build a stronger future workforce. It takes people that are bold and brave to seek out help from others so that they can bring their authentic selves to what they are doing. You don't have to shoot for perfection — instead shoot for better and lead with purpose. In this episode of Level Up, Nick Araco sits down with Dan Rhoton, the Executive Director at Hopeworks, to discuss how you can strengthen your business and community by helping other people achieve their goals. Dan shares his proudest moment at Hopeworks, how to create competence and confidence in the young workforce, and the three elements to look for when hiring.
Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Ron Wade, Executive Director of HopeWorks, who highlights how the Memphis, Tennessee-based nonprofit helps people in the Mid-South find meaningful employment through adult education, employment services and holistic reentry. During the interview, Ron offers more detail on some of their programs, including their English language courses, officially called Adult English as a Second Language, which offer support to immigrants, refugees, and non-native English speakers to strengthen language skills and help with cultural assimilation. He also talks about their efforts to help those who are or have been incarcerated, and their housing plans for the future, then discusses the power of relationships in lowering recidivism and how the community can support their efforts.Learn more by visiting www.whyhopeworks.org.
On this episode of Transforming Together, MC Carey (they/them) is joined by the phenomenal Patrilie Hernandez (she/they) to discuss generational trauma, eating disorders, and the road to healing through ancestral food ways. Patrilie Hernandez, MS (she/they) has over 14 years of experience working in the health and nutrition sector as an educator, advocate, project manager, and policy analyst. She approaches Health at Every Size from an Intersectional lens and uses a Body Liberation framework as the foundation of her work. She combines her academic background in anthropology and nutrition/health, with her lived experience as a fat, neuroatypical, queer multiracial femme of the Puerto Rican diaspora to disrupt the status quo of the local health and nutrition community and advocates for a weight-inclusive paradigm in health and educational settings. Learn more about Patrilie's work on ancestral food ways and food justice with EmbodyLib at on Instagram at https://www.embodylib.com/ and join her health at every size community on Instagram @the_bodylib_advocate. Join HopeWorks for a special youth-led workshop in celebration of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Our Youth Leadership Project is hosting a virtual workshop centering teen voices and a conversation around healthy dating relationships on Saturday, Feb 19th from 1:30-3pm via zoom called “Writing Relationship Wrongs” RSVP for this incredible workshop here: Eventbrite Link. You can also join HopeWorks by submitting to one of our two annual arts magazines! Submissions for Cultivate, our youth arts magazine, and Dragonfly, our adult arts magazine, are open now. These arts magazines center the voices and vision of talented artists from around the country who create art on themes of love, loss, trauma, healing, justice and more. Submit your written and/or visual art today by visiting www.hopeworksofhc.org
Welcome back for a new season of Transforming Together, the HopeWorks Podcast. On this episode, key host, MC Carey (they/them), brings in two special guests to talk about the intersection of environmentalism and healing. We are joined by HopeWorks staff member and survivor, Sandra Price, and Community Ecology Institute & Free Town Farm founder, Chiara D'Amore, to talk about the ways our communities, and specifically survivors, can heal through engagement with the earth and environmentalism. In this episode we talk about reciprocity, hear stories of surviving through connection with the earth, and learn a bit more about HopeWorks partnership with the Community Ecology Institute and FreeTown Farm through the Our Earth program and garden plot. There's much relationship building to be done between us humans and the earth and CEI/Freetown farm and the Our Earth Program are perfect places to engage in reciprocity and healing. Learn more about the projects mentioned in this episode and see some pictures of the garden and farm by clicking this link to view a PDF with all sorts of goodies from this episode. Also, feel free to continue the conversations had in this episode by emailing us at podcast@hopeworksofhc.org We'd love to hear from you and get an idea of what you want to talk about next and ways we can transform together. To learn more about HopeWorks and our services including gender-based violence survivor services and prevention services and/or to support our work via gift card or financial donations visit HopeWorks new web address https://hopeworksofhc.org/
Breaking a cycle of any kind is difficult, let alone when that cycle is generational poverty. Providing money-earning opportunities for the young people stuck in cyclical poverty is a key step for providing hope for their future - and an incredible nonprofit in New Jersey is doing just that. In today's episode, I am joined by Dan Rhoton who works for the New Jersey nonprofit organization, Hopeworks. Hopeworks provides a positive and peaceful atmosphere to provide young people the opportunities to break the cycle of violence and poverty. Dan and his team focus on technology, education, and entrepreneurship to connect young people to open work at businesses within the community. Throughout this episode, Dan talks about his journey to working with Hopeworks, how they work with New Jersey youth, his perspective on ending the cycle of poverty, and much more. With inspiring positivity and a strong desire to help others, Dan's work with Hopeworks is changing the lives of the youth in New Jersey. Tune in to Episode 31 of Peace and Love Amplifiers to learn about the incredible work that Hopeworks is doing in Camden! Some Questions I Ask: Can you describe Camden for our listeners? (7:17)Can you describe the things Hopeworks does to give the youth real-world experience? (13:30)In this episode, you will learn:About the peacebuilding work at HopeWorks (4:21)How history impacts all of us (11:09)How Dan was led to Hopeworks (15:36)Dan's recommendations for listeners (28:12)Connect with Dan & Hopeworks Hopeworks website LinkedInTwitterLet's Connect!LinkedInEmbodying Peace Online ClassPeace and Love Amplifiers Facebook PagePeacebuilders United Facebook Group@PeaceandLoveAmplifiers on InstagramFind guided meditations on the Peace and Love Amplifiers YouTube Page See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this month's episode of Transforming Together, join MC Carey (they/them) & Stephanie Mobley (she/her) for a special PRIDE episode where they discuss the roots of LGBTQ+ pride and center Black, Indigenous and other people of color queer and trans voices. From conversations around rainbow capitalism to the roots of Pride as an anti-police riot and movement started by Black and Brown trans women, drag queens, and sex workers MC and Stephanie get real with what pride should look like. Queer and Trans liberation is possible and at our fingertips as long as we keep envisioning the world we want and we root ourselves in the tradition and light of the BIPOC Queer and Trans folks who came before us. Stay up to date with HopeWorks and Transforming Together by emailing podcast@wearehopeworks.org
Join hosts Maya 'MC' Carey (they/them) and Stephanie Mobley (she/her) for this month's episode of Transforming Together the HopeWorks Podcast. In this episode we celebrate May as Mental Health Awareness month and we are joined by HopeWorks intern and mental health advocate, Ariane Cottman, for an authentic discussion around our own mental health, mental health hygiene, community care, and envisioning a world where mental health is supported everywhere. We open up about our own relationship with mental health both from the perspective as individuals struggling to find balance with our mental health and as service providers. Join us in this deeply authentic and healing conversation. #BlackLivesMatter #BlackTransLivesMatter
Sunday Morning Message- May 16, 2021 We believe when we give to support missionaries and ministries in Memphis and around the world, we will give life to someone who needs it. The full life found in Christ. So, we’re now calling our Outreach Contribution our Life Giving Sunday. Our goal—needed to support the life-giving ministries of HopeWorks, Agape, missionaries in 4 countries, and more—is $160,000. Today we will hear from Thud Hill and Linda Bateman, representatives from Timothy Hill Children's Ranch.
Join hosts Maya Carey (they/them) and Stephanie Mobley (she/her) for this month’s episode of Transforming Together, the HopeWorks Podcast. In this episode Maya and Stephanie highlight Sexual Assault Awareness Month with a special conversation around sex workers rights! In this episode they discuss everything from what sex work is and isn’t, to myths and facts, to unpacking policies that affect sex workers like SESTA/FOSTA and the criminalization of sex work. As always, Maya and Stephanie look at support for sex workers rights through the lens of Transformative Justice and Abolition. Join us as we transform the way society understands sex workers and how as allies you can help support the safety and rights of sex workers across the United States. Stay engaged with HopeWorks by sending us questions to podcast@wearehopeworks.org. Finally, if you identify as LGBTQ+ or as an ally to the queer and trans community, apply for our 6-week workshop series titled Unapologetic: Using Arts & Humanities to Explore Revolution & Oppression. Hosted on Saturday’s between May 22nd and June 26th, this workshop series invites the LGBTQ+ community and allies to a virtual workshop series where we will use arts and humanities to explore topics ranging from gender-based violence to food justice to alternative healing and more! Applications are due May 7th. Learn more about the series and apply by visiting //wearehopeworks.org/events/unapologetic-workshop-series/
Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Ron Wade, Executive Director of HopeWorks in Memphis, Tennessee, who discusses how the nonprofit organization has been providing HOPE to Memphis through education, employment and empowerment for more than 30 years. During the interview, Ron highlights their adult education, employment services and holistic re-entry, along with their collaborations with the Shelby County Division of Correction, the State of Tennessee, and Shelby County Government. He spotlights the Hope 2 Hire initiative, their HopeWorks Breakfast event, some lessons learned, ways to get involved and more.HopeWorks' mission is to guide Memphians in need of a second chance through essential education, counseling and career development programming to establish a relationship with God while building stability, confidence and a hope-filled future.Visit www.whyhopeworks.org to learn more.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whyhopeworksTwitter: https://twitter.com/whyhopeworks
Dr. Stephane Cole, Director of Adult Education with Hope Works shares how this incredible organization has been providing hope and jobs for more than 30 years. HopeWorks’ mission is to guide Memphians in need of a second chance through essential education, counseling, and career development programming to establish a relationship with God while building stability, confidence, and a hope-filled future.
Join hosts Maya Carey (they/them) and Stephanie Mobley (she/her) for discussion around environmental racism and it’s impact on communities. We talk about our own understanding of the issue and how redlining and gentrification have caused some of the biggest racial impacts of environmental racism. We also bring in a very special guest, Odera Igwe (she/them), to discuss her environmental justice work in Pittsburgh, PA. From Odera’s journey to environmental justice to her everyday work in Black and Brown communities to bring green spaces to overlooked communities. Join us as we unpack a long history of racism and environmental injustice and transform our understanding of the intersection between the two. Have questions for us? Email Maya and Stephanie at podcast@wearehopeworks.org. Stay engaged with HopeWorks and join us for our upcoming virtual film screening of Sister’s Rising, a documentary about the epidemic of missing and murdered indigenous women and two-spirit people, on April 2nd from 5:00-7:00pm. HopeWork’s Youth Leadership will be hosting the film and post-film discussion. Check out //wearehopeworks.org/events for more information and to register for this free event. Finally, if you identify as LGBTQ+ sign up for our free 6-week workshop series titled Unapologetic: Using Arts and Humanities to Explore Revolution and Oppression. Hosted on Saturday’s May 22nd-June 26th, this workshop series invited LGBTQ+ identified community members to use arts and humanities to explore topics ranging from gender-based violence to food justice to alternative healing and more! Learn more about the series and apply by visiting https://wearehopeworks.org/event/unapologetic-workshop-series/
Through the pandemic, Alia Sutton-Bey has been uplifting the lives of local youth by teaching them how to "recode" their own lives and earn what she calls a livable wage. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Happiness is a feeling or state or well-being and contentment. When sitting down with Dan Rhoton, the Executive Director of Hopeworks in Camden, NJ, he said, "I have the best job in the world because I get the opportunity to enhance and change people's lives. I am an extra in an inspirational movie everyday. You could make a movie about any one of these youngsters and it would be a blockbuster!" As Dan explained, Hopeworks' mission is to give teach, inspire, and support many young people, helping them grow and thrive in the midst of violence and poverty. Placing these youngsters into Fortune 500 companies allows these individuals to prosper not only financially but gives them the practical and professional skills needed to move on with their lives. And as Dan was speaking he had this radiating glow that illuminated his face, soul, and spirit... Truly his purpose and his spark is continually being lit and undoubtedly his passion for what he does has be found and defined! Thank you Dan for being on the episode! You can find Hopeworks on their website hopeworks.org, and you can follow them on Instagram @hopeworkscamden, on Twitter @hopeworkscamden, and on Facebook @hopeworksyouth. Thank you to our partners: Electric Yoga is giving Coming From the Heart listeners 25% off their next purchase! Use promo code HEARTS when checking out and get 25% off your entire purchase, but don't wait because this code expires on March 5th! Play Out Apparel: Use code HEARTPODCAST when you check out & 20% of the proceeds will be donated to IMMIGRATION EQUALITY which is the nation's leading LGBTQ+ Immigration Rights Organization. Greek Glasses: Use code ALBE40 for 40% off your order! Shout out to our amazing sound engineer Alex Wiederock for editing the podcast! Also, shout out to Xixuan Hei for the original and beautiful soundtrack she composed (@xixuan_hei on Instagram). Please join our community and follow us on: Instagram: @coming_fromtheheartpodcast Twitter: @cfthpodcast Facebook: Coming From the Heart Podcast https://linktr.ee/coming_fromtheheartpodcast Please subscribe, rate, review, & share with the ones closest to your hearts!
On this month's episode of Transforming Together, the HopeWorks Youth Leadership Project is taking over to talk about all things youth activism and movement making. Join featured youth leadership guests, Jonetta Lah (she/her) and Vedanth Battalapalli (he/him) for an episode breaking down performative activism and youth activism. They are joined by local Howard County, MD youth activist, Rahel Petros (she/her), from HoCo For Justice-a local BIPOC and Youth run social justice organization rooted in liberation and violence free communities. They talk slacktivism and what it means to be a youth activist during a life-changing moment in history with both the Pandemic and nation-wide movement towards racial equity and justice. Stay engaged with HopeWorks upcoming events and activities by checking out our website https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2f%2f%2fwearehopeworks.org%2fevents&c=E,1,LaOzjRU3asD_lT7OT0rmmdRqDMXM4h-KzldIwp0ad-S0Y2JjbzBK2hfb5oFkJvHDvDNQpLsoIKFru0pIM2ucrk0dzOrRWU1M398Huj58YPGBABvEfcHe&typo=0
oin hosts Maya Carey (they/them) and Stephanie Mobley (she/her) as they discuss the 2021 and the year ahead. They take a quick look back at 2020 and what they grew through and turn it around into what they want to grow into while sitting with the reality of their current social-political-emotional situation. Offering up the words and wisdom of famed feminist thinker and cultural critic, Adrienne Maree Brown, they expand upon her book "We Will Not Cancel Us: And Other Dreams of Transformative Justice" to look at the complex issues related to cancel culture and healing justice. Using the accountability apology model created by Mia Mingus, they expand upon Brown's dive into cancel culture and pull out useful tools towards practicing accountability and repairing harm in 2021. With conversation rooted in the themes of transformative justice and abolition, they work on envisioning the future they want-- a future that moves away from cancel-culture and rather is steeped in radical accountability and survivor centered approach. From the differences between harm, abuse, and conflict to understanding accountability as a tool for cultural healing, Maya and Stephanie start this year with eyes wide open towards a future free from violence and full of healing.Want to continue having conversations about social justice and literature? Join HopeWorks book club, Between the Lines: A Liberation Book Club, every 2nd and 4th Monday from 6:30-8pm est to discuss powerful and life changing works by women and femmes, queer and trans people, and BIPOC authors. Also, join HopeWorks in honoring Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month by joining us in an author panel discussion called "Dating Hurts" where author, Bill Mitchel, shares the story of his daughter's tragic loss to dating violence and his journey as a parent advocating for healthy relationship. "Dating Hurts" will be held on zoom on February 25th from 7-9pm est. Keep up to date with HopeWorks and find out more about these events and register by visiting https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2f%2f%2fwearehopeworks.org%2fevents.&c=E,1,55zx8EehMtYBYQ1SEOfEcdRjFsVu176fHx-baicJL3NIoRcgJh0OKFxlmilVfg1OGYMZwhNj1VNpB7KMr5viK0Kll4Y9cceGX1nzQ_osD7d8&typo=0
Mark Fidel is an entrepreneur, former attorney with decades of experience in litigation, business, and finance, and the Co-Founder and Leader of State, Local, and Education Markets for RiskSense, Inc. His company, RiskSense, is a full-spectrum vulnerability and cybersecurity management platform. Mark is also the Owner of Applied Records Management, a full-service document scanning and litigation support consulting firm. Outside of work, Mark is the Chair of the Board of Directors at HopeWorks, a non-profit organization dedicated to ending homelessness in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In this episode… Is your workplace culture steeped in humility, enthusiasm, and collaboration? Or, are your employees apathetic, arrogant, and isolated from their co-workers? If you are trying to diagnose—and evolve—your workplace culture, this episode is for you. Unfortunately, many workplaces struggle to foster positive cultures. This is especially true in the technology industry—when your employees are incredibly intelligent, accomplished, and perhaps a bit too self-involved, attempting to shift their thinking to reflect a team-focused mindset is difficult. Thankfully, in this episode, Mark Fidel shares his experience with developing softer workplace cultures in a world full of tech geniuses. In this episode of the Next Wave Leadership, Mark Fidel, the Co-Founder and Leader of State, Local, and Education Markets for RiskSense, Inc., sits down with Dov Pollack to talk about becoming a growth-oriented leader. Listen in as Mark discusses learning the importance of service from his father, creating an engineer-led workplace culture, and his predictions for the future of New Mexico’s economic growth. Stay tuned!
Join Host, Maya Carey (they/them), and brand new host, Stephanie Mobley (she/her), for a discussion on how the podcast is shifting towards a lens of Transformative Justice and Abolition. In Maya and Stephanie’s first episode together, they explore their reasons for taking a deeper dive into the survivor centered and grassroots lead approach of Transformative Justice. Listen as they give thanks to their BIPOC foremothers who paved the way for the expansive thinking like community accountability, mutual aid, and harm reduction. You can stay connected with HopeWorks by following our Instagram and Facebook @HopeWorksofHC. The submission season for our two arts magazine’s Dragonfly ,for adults, and Cultivate, for youth, are both open. Submissions for Dragonfly close March 1, 2021 and Cultivate submissions close April 2021. Also, Join us for our next book club meeting for Between the Lines: A Liberation Book Club where Maya and the group will discuss Adrienne Maree Brown’s “Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good” on Monday, November 30th. Visit our website, wearehopeworks.org, t
Sunday Morning Sermon- November 15, 2020 Today is so important. What we do, by giving to our Life-Giving Outreach Contribution today, will last. We are giving of ourselves, we are being selfless, because we believe not only are we eternal people, but that every person outside these walls is an eternal person. Wether the young man struggling to get his life right who ends up at Timothy Hill. Or the Papaua New Guinean who is worshiping tribal Gods, the young mom coming out of incarceration through HopeWorks, the child in need of adoption. We don’t care about these people because we are nice. We care about them because they will last.
This episode discusses the power of kindness, managing empathy fatigue, and volunteering our time and resources in the best possible way with guest, Brad Aronson. Brad is a husband, dad, son, entrepreneur, angel investor, mentor, volunteer, and a writer. He is a self-made man who became an entrepreneur in high school, and when he was 24, he started his first company, i-Frontier and it went on to become the 33rd largest agency in the U.S.Abut Despite his entrepreneurial success, Brad identifies himself as a husband, dad, mentor and then, a volunteer and now of course he’s this amazing writer who wrote a beautiful book, HumanKind which is a collection of short stories that help us understand how much power each one of us holds in our hand, how we can change the world with simple, little acts of kindness be it a kind word, a generous tip at a restaurant, giving away a meal each day, or just holding someone’s hand through a tough period. Brad donates a lot of his time and resources to helping people build a successful life. He volunteers his time on nonprofit boards and teaches entrepreneurship at Hopeworks, a local nonprofit dedicated to teaching students in recovering communities. In this episode, we talk about how we can all get involved in volunteer work, do more for our communities, spread joy and kindness without internalising the loss and trauma we see around us. How we can help our fellow human beings without letting it negatively impact our own health and wellbeing, and we also discuss how volunteering benefits us, how it changes our life, the positive impact each act of kindness has not just on the world but on our own emotional and mental setup. If there's something holding you back from getting involved in volunteer projects, this episode can answer your concerns. For more information, visit https://www.bradaronson.com/volunteer-opportunities/and https://www.redefinednarrative.com/kindness-empathy-benefits-volunteering
On this episode of We Here Now we interview Dan Krause from Hopeworks. Dan grew up in Cheltenham and has lived in Philly for 20 years. He started his professional career as a teacher in the Philadelphia School District. Now at Hopeworks, he helps support young people from underserved communities through a trauma informed approach. We discuss how Dan's formative experiences with people of diverse backgrounds have impacted his personal and professional trajectory. We also cover working with youth who, despite being impacted by trauma, have excelled.
Hi Friends! Joining me today is entrepreneur, author, philanthropist, my longtime friend, Brad Aronson. Brad’s latest book, HUMAN KIND is on the Wall Street Journal, and USA Today best seller list, and after listening to our conversation you’ll know why! I invited Brad on our show to share his personal journey of walking through his wife, Mia’s,cancer diagnosis, it’s impact on their family, and how that led him to begin documenting simple acts of kindness. During our conversation we talked about: Winning the “zip code lottery” & how he has continued to give back throughout his life Using your superpowers to help others How he juggles fatherhood, work, life and fun! The importance of leaning on others when you need help How even the smallest gestures can have a large and lasting impact on someone else In addition to his writing and being a dad to their son Jack, Brad currently teaches entrepreneurship to 18-25 year olds in Camden, N.J., and sits on the nonprofit boards of Big Brothers Big Sisters and Hopeworks- an incredible organization that helps educate youth, provide skills, counselling support and so much more. In a world riddled with fear, anger, division and judgement, HUMAN KIND is exactly what we all need right now. This is one episode you won’t want to miss! Episode #200! Please help us celebrate our upcoming 200th episode by calling 1-800-509-8171 or visit https://lifeonrecord.com/this-organized-life/ and leave us a message on your favorite episode or what you love about our show– We will be reading your answers live on the air! This service is sponsored by LifeOnRecord – a meaningful audio keepsake of phoned in stories, memories, and well-wishes from family and friends telling the recipient why they are special. For more information visit, https://lifeonrecord.com. Links Mentioned in this Episode HUMAN KIND BOOK |HILDE BACK EDUCATION FUND | GIRARD COLLEGE Connect with Brad WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM Other Promo Codes for You! STREAMLINE YOUR INBOX WITH INBOX DONE 10% OFF YOUR COLOR GURU WITH CODE “ORGANIZEDLIFE” Please Support Us! SUBSCRIBE to TOL to have new episodes downloaded each week! REVIEW. Social influence is the most impactful way to help others find our show! Struggling with Clutter? Click HERE to take our FREE clutter quiz! Stop feeling like a Hot Mess! HOT MESS: A Practical Guide to Getting Organized is my witty little survival guide that helps you get to the root of your clutter. Learn about the 3 types of clutter, Physical, Emotional, and Calendar, along with how to avoid the 5 Clutter Pitfalls. Now is the time to reclaim time, find freedom, and feel empowered from the “stuff” that is holding you back. Available on amazon, barnes & noble or wherever books are sold. Connect with Me WEBSITE | FB | IG | PINTEREST
Brad Aronson’s inspiring book, HUMANKIND: Changing the World One Small Act At a Time (LifeTree Media; April 14, 2020; Paperback) is a collection of stories of ordinary people making extraordinary impact on the lives of others. Brad Aronson first began volunteering as a teen, and continued volunteering part-time as he built up his first tech company. Now, the former ad executive spends most of his time supporting youth nonprofits, teaching entrepreneur courses to inner-city youth, and investing in startups. Brad Aronson shares: Specific actions people can take to help their neighbors, coworkers, and others in their community and around the world who are affected the most by COVID-19; Many of these can be done from the comfort of their home. Organizations to donate to and support to help those affected by COVID-19. Why people may be hesitant to help others, how they overcome their fears, and the sometimes small actions they can take to make a difference. His mentoring and volunteering journey, including working with Big Brothers Big Sisters, Ronald McDonald Camp, Hopeworks, running a group home, and more How people can utilize entrepreneurial skills and apply these to side jobs and hustles. What we’re doing right and what we should do more for our younger generation. Ways we can share our time and resources to help others from near (mentoring and helping people celebrate) and far (donating money or writing letters). Advice for people going through their own hardships or those with family members who have been diagnosed with cancer. How he discovered and chose the stories to feature in HUMANKIND and the impact these stories have had on his own life. These heartwarming, true stories of people doing good in the world are just what we need right now. “In this very elegant and wise book, Brad shows how we can create a life of adventure and healing by making our lives stories of love in action.” —Deepak Chopra
Maya and I talk about the high school experience, sex education, relationship advice, and a bit about their work at HopeWorks Howard County including their new Prism Project. For more information, please visit www.wearehopeworks.org If you have experienced sexual, dating, or domestic violence and need help, please call the 24-hour help line at 410-997-2272.
In the second episode for the women’s special in the month of March, Gayathri and Chitra from PM Power Consulting are in conversation with Jacintha Jayachandran, Author, Coach & HR professional and Sushma Joshi a communication & employee engagement specialist who have worked for tech companies. They share stories of their non-IT roles and working with IT professionals and cover topics such as - Coming to IT by accident; the journey from pharma and journalism to IT Understanding the vocabulary and language Culture shocks and back to work after a decade, stepping from a victorian era to plush officers Building relationships versus being pushers, connecting with business to build partnerships in IT HR in IT as partners in governance rather than policy or process makers 7 blind men and the elephant, perceptions about the role of communication & employee enagement Importance of respect and understanding roles to becoming a powerful collaborator and active listener to enable the right culture Software people love their data points and HR can bring more agility leaving aside ego Moving towards a Narrative 2.0 where we can do career pacing. Discovering and enabling women’s core strength work The empty nest syndrome and tapping into an ecosystem to pace and chart alternate career graphs Having role models and getting success with happiness is key Networking a super-critical act and starting with your local organization Staying authentic to yourself and expecting the same from others without judgement Our guests - Sushma Joshi is the Employee Engagement, Culture and Experience Leader at Symantec in Pune. She is also a passionate DEI evangelist. Sushma started her career as a journalist with the Maharashtra Herald and came to the IT world after a break of a decade when she joined Nihilent Technologies and later Persistent systems. She has spent the last 13 years with Symantec where she has a diverse set of roles across such as a global content strategist, communications consultant to the leadership team, partnering with engineering product groups to drive innovation and driving employee engagement. Sushma has a BA (Hons) in English from University of Kolkata and Bachelors of Communication and Journalism, media and mass communication from the University of Pune Jacintha Jayachandran In a span of 25 years in professional life, she has been an integral part of and led teams in defining best in class talent management practices in organizations such HP, Infosys, OnMobile and in the past 10 years as an entrepreneur has co-founded 2 organizations; Transcendix a Training and Development organization and LeadNOW an organization enabling women to start, stay and soar in their careers by providing research based solutions. Jacintha is a seeker, a learner, a human in the pursuit of living a meaningful and authentic life, also an entrepreneur, author, teacher and public speaker; who has inspired over 40,000 participants in various learning and coaching engagements across organizations and domains and geographies. She is Trustee and chief volunteer at HopeWorks foundation which is currently impacting 500 girls from disadvantaged backgrounds to live , learn and grow with Hope. She has also served as the evangelist trainer , member/head ethics committee and compliance and coordinated all Posh related processes at Infosys Technologies, Infosys BPO, OnMobile Global Ltd. Eli Lilly, SFL, Enquero Global amongst others. She recently co-authored and published the book Words Matter aimed at women and girls. Jacintha is certified in change management from Cornell University, certified in conflict management through mediation by Meta culture and is a post graduate in Social work from Bangalore university
El 2 de Febrero Shakira y JLo se apoderaron del escenario en el estadio Hard Rock Cafe en Miami, con un show que celebró la diversidad global, el poder y sensualidad femeninas, las raíces latinas de las cantantes, y desató una de las controversias más grandes en la historia del Superbowl. Acompaña a Cris Oviedo y a la directora de apoyo de Hopeworks, Lynda King, en una conversación que explora las diferentes intersecciones sociales, culturales, y sexuales que este show nos presentó, y su importancia en la lucha por la igualdad.
Hosts Allison and Victoria are joined by special guests from HopeWorks' Anti-Trafficking Department to continue our discussion of human trafficking myths and facts. Anti-Trafficking Director Samantha and Case Manager Savanna give us an update on the growth of the anti-trafficking work at HopeWorks and help us dig into some recent reports here in Howard County.
“One of the most fun jobs you could ever have” is the way Dan Rhoton describes his role as Executive Director of Hopeworks 'N Camden where he works with youth who have survived, with their spirit and determination intact, incredibly difficult circumstances. Hopeworks provides guidance to get them over the hurdles that could otherwise derail their futures. Dan relates the mission of Hopeworks where trainees can learn technology skills, gain on-the-job work experience with local businesses, reside in their residential community called The Crib when needed, strengthen academic competency, and receive coaching in life readiness skills. Dan candidly admits that he has no lofty motivations for working with the youth of Hopeworks. Simply put, his reason is “It is so much fun! Most folks go to the theatre to watch an inspirational movie with some life-changing event. In this job, I get to be an extra in one of the best movies every day.”
During this Commission In Action 2.0 episode the Shelby County Board of Commissioners discuss the appropriation of funds for Hospitality Hub, Workforce Investment Network, City of Memphis Neighborhood Camera installation and HopeWorks funding for transitional employment opportunities.
It’s the way of Jesus that helps us see the humanity behind this issue of immigration. It’s the way of Jesus which is fueling our own efforts on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and Thursdays with Hopeworks and FriendSpeak. We want to be a church that approaches this issue in the way of Christ.
Heidi and Brittany reunite to discuss the work Brittany’s been doing at HopeWorks’ residential program, exploring the power and limitations of nonprofit shelter systems. They then discuss their futures and the future of the podcast.
Violencia doméstica, cultura de violación, machismo, y sus intersecciones con inmigración, dinero, salud mental, entre otros, son los temas que abordamos en este programa Caliente!
Heidi is joined by special guest Samantha, Anti-Trafficking Coordinator at HopeWorks, to bust common myths about human trafficking and discuss why anti-trafficking work is so important in Howard County.
Dan Rhoton, Executive Director of Hopeworks joins us today on Real-World Branding. With two decades of experience helping youth and adults achieve their dreams, Dan's career path is not one to miss. With a focus on education, technology, and entrepreneurship, Hopeworks provides a positive, healing atmosphere that propels young people to build strong futures and break the cycle of […] The post Recode your Future – Dan Rhoton, Executive Director – Hopeworks appeared first on Finch Brands.
Maya and two special guests, Joanne and Phyllis, dive deep our journeys through art and healing and how HopeWorks has helped transform the way we think about art as a mechanism for self-reflection.
Capitalism and a competitive local business environment makes America what it is, but too often we reduce the possibilities of business to a profit/loss sheet. What if the businesses we created included more than just a monetary bottom line to measure success?In this episode, we sit down with Jeff Stredney and listen to why he started a social enterprise and what that journey has looked like along the way. Jeff lives in Cleveland where he has started multiple businesses with HopeWorks, which is Building Hope in the City’s arm for social enterprise.If you want more information about the podcast or want to say hello, visit storiedcitiespodcast.com. You can also find me on Twitter + Instagram.Mentions in this Episode:Common ThreadsConnect with Jeff
Dan has been working with youth for the past two decades as a teacher, school administrator, and organizational leader. Over the years, Dan has been recognized numerous times for his work with young people, receiving the Meritorious Service Award from the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, the Philadelphia Diane Watson City Community Service Award, the Distinguished Educator of the Year for Eastern North America, one of 2017’s Nationswell Tech Impact All-Stars, and, most recently, the Stephen Ries Community Advocate of the Year Award from the United Way. Under his tenure, Hopeworks has been honored to be recognized as the 2016 Greater Philadelphia Non Profit of the Year, and the 2016 South Jersey Non Profit of the Year, as well as winning the prestigious 5th Annual Scattergood Innovation Award.
MAPCON Founder, 18 Months To Franchise Business Podcaster, Joe Pardo Is Returning Home: Catching up with Super Joe Pardo, founder of the MAPCON aka the Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference. Joe announces that he is returning home to grow his families business. We also obviously discuss this years MAPCON event, public speaking, the author life, book launches, and so much more! What is MAPCON?Mid-Atlantic Podcast started (December 2014) as a Facebook group for podcasters who live in the Mid-Atlantic States (North Carolina, Virginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, and Connecticut). The idea was to bring podcasters together for meet ups, Google Hangouts and eventually grow into conferences. After seeing the interest to have a podcast (exclusive) conference in the northeast, Joe Pardo jumped on the opportunity to make it happen. Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference (MAPCON) is an extension of Joe Pardo’s passion to host amazing events with great people.. Joe Pardo's Present:Over three-hundred and fifty episodes of The Business Podcast, four books, and countless memories later I am living my dream of helping other business owners. These past four years have been filled with amazing interactions with visionaries of all backgrounds. On August 13, 2018, after over four years of being away from my family's business, I am returning to build a franchise out of the heavy duty repair shop. You can follow (https://superjoepardo.com/thebusinesspodcast/) my journey on the podcast and vlog as I navigate returning to the family business while building out a franchise model for the company. Part of the journey is founding the Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference (https://midatlanticpodcast.com/) now heading into its fourth year. Past Appearance(s): 073: DreamCon, MAPCON, Hopeworks and Super Joe Pardo (https://livethefuel.com/073-dreamcon-mapcon-hopeworks-joe-pardo/) On This Episode You Will Hear:[spp-timestamp time="00:30"] Introduction [spp-timestamp time="14:00"] Flights aren't that expensive to come into Philadelphia, from the Carolinas, or anywhere else for that matter. You can fly to LA from from Philly for 149 bucks each way. [spp-timestamp time="21:07"] Philadelphia MAPCON meetup, Podcast Websites meetup with Mark Asquith, AWeber and more. [spp-timestamp time="46:00"] The struggle to create content for a video blog without it coming across like a Reality TV show. I'm actually working on the business even if I'm not necessarily blogging the whole journey and all that stuff. I don't want to split my my mind up between being the producer or the problem solver. [spp-timestamp time="53:53"] Last year I set up everything up in the bar area on the table. Podcasters just kept diving in and by the end of the show, even Dave Jackson was sitting down. It was the longest show that I've ever done. I went back and listened to the show again, I was laughing my butt off. It's the most ridiculous show ever. [spp-timestamp time="01:21:00"] Final Words Society starts with you is more than a motto, it is a way of life. To change society you must first change yourself. - Quote [spp-tweet tweet="You Too Can LIVETHEFUEL! @SuperJoePardo "] Watch On YouTube:[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xeTc2t-yHw] Links and Resources: MAPCON 2018 aka Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference (https://podcastmidatlantic.com/) Super Joe Pardo (https://superjoepardo.com/) The Business Podcast (https://superjoepardo.com/thebusinesspodcast/) Super Joe Pardo on Twitter (http://twitter.com/superjoepardo) Super Joe Pardo on Instagram (http://instagram.com/superjoepardo) Super Joe Pardo on Facebook (http://facebook.com/superjoepardo) Super Joe Pardo on YouTube (http://superjoepardo.com/tube) Book: iSelf Empower (https://joepardo.lpages.co/iselfempower/) Book: Dream Big and Win...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjOqDuyPvqU Let Me Explain... After leaving my family's business (Pardo's Truck Service Parts) in 2014 I never thought I would return. Now four years later with a ton of experience, wins and accolades under my belt I am ready to take on my biggest challenge yet, build a franchise! Returning to work with my dad to transform his heavy duty truck repair shop, Pardo Fleet Solutions, into a well-oiled franchise. Part of the reason for my return is that my dad started talking to me about possibly coming back to work with him in late 2017. When he proposed the idea of me returning to help him grow the repair shop business with more locations. I got the idea to build a franchise model instead that could enable us to grow the business without the need to expand the number of hours we need to invest to get there. Coming in as the COO enables me to put the right systems and processes in place to enable growth and efficiency. The same business lessons that I have been preaching over the last four years with my podcast will be put to the ultimate test. While I have helped many entrepreneurs and business owners around the world it feels really good to be in a position where I can help my dad and my family. Continuing the legacy of my family operating in the heavy-duty truck industry is exciting to me! This decision to go back to work with my dad is not one that I have taken lightly. Nearly half a year of consideration went into my thought process to arrive at this decision. And for those that have been following along for a while will know that I worked at Hopeworks 'N Camden as their web director for the past year and a half while operating 234 Solutions. I gave my notice a few weeks back and while I am very sad to be leaving the mission, the youth and the team I work with, I am excited to jump head first into my new mission. Meanwhile, I plan to be visible at Hopeworks at their events, mentoring youth, and giving talks there. Over the last four years, I have created several podcasts and video series that documented my journey. So, of course, I have to document this new chapter of my journey! This will give me an opportunity to create content that I love while I build a franchise which I also love, and have the opportunity to build out the marketing content to help promote the franchise going forward. 18 Months to Franchise The Business Podcast will transform into The Business Podcast: 18 Months to Franchise. Episodes will consist of: Reflection Episodes I will be taking a deeper look at topics that I didn't get to explore in the Youtube series. Guest Episodes I'm a huge proponent of gathering different perspectives. I plan to invite guests from the business, in industry, and my network onto the show to discuss different topics related to the challenges we are facing at Pardo Fleet Solutions. Audio Only Versions of the Video Series There will be times where it makes sense to take some of the videos and turn them into podcast episodes. The Business TV video series on Youtube will have episodes consisting of: Complete episodes documenting a specific problem, following the journey to the solution. Video update episodes that come out between the complete episodes. Vlog episodes that document a specific event or time that may fall into both business and personal aspects of my journey. My goal is to document as much of the journey as possible in as many ways as possible. I hope to inspire others to look at their business in a different light to improve it for both themselves and who they serve. I haven't decided what the release schedule for this new series just yet. My first full day is Monday, August 13 so please feel free to wish me luck on my new venture on Email Facebook Twitter Instagram I hope you decide to come on this journey with me. I look forward to rolling up my sleeves and help grow Pardo Fl...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjOqDuyPvqU Let Me Explain... After leaving my family's business (Pardo's Truck Service Parts) in 2014 I never thought I would return. Now four years later with a ton of experience, wins and accolades under my belt I am ready to take on my biggest challenge yet, build a franchise! Returning to work with my dad to transform his heavy duty truck repair shop, Pardo Fleet Solutions, into a well-oiled franchise. Part of the reason for my return is that my dad started talking to me about possibly coming back to work with him in late 2017. When he proposed the idea of me returning to help him grow the repair shop business with more locations. I got the idea to build a franchise model instead that could enable us to grow the business without the need to expand the number of hours we need to invest to get there. Coming in as the COO enables me to put the right systems and processes in place to enable growth and efficiency. The same business lessons that I have been preaching over the last four years with my podcast will be put to the ultimate test. While I have helped many entrepreneurs and business owners around the world it feels really good to be in a position where I can help my dad and my family. Continuing the legacy of my family operating in the heavy-duty truck industry is exciting to me! This decision to go back to work with my dad is not one that I have taken lightly. Nearly half a year of consideration went into my thought process to arrive at this decision. And for those that have been following along for a while will know that I worked at Hopeworks 'N Camden as their web director for the past year and a half while operating 234 Solutions. I gave my notice a few weeks back and while I am very sad to be leaving the mission, the youth and the team I work with, I am excited to jump head first into my new mission. Meanwhile, I plan to be visible at Hopeworks at their events, mentoring youth, and giving talks there. Over the last four years, I have created several podcasts and video series that documented my journey. So, of course, I have to document this new chapter of my journey! This will give me an opportunity to create content that I love while I build a franchise which I also love, and have the opportunity to build out the marketing content to help promote the franchise going forward. 18 Months to Franchise The Business Podcast will transform into The Business Podcast: 18 Months to Franchise. Episodes will consist of: Reflection Episodes I will be taking a deeper look at topics that I didn't get to explore in the Youtube series. Guest Episodes I'm a huge proponent of gathering different perspectives. I plan to invite guests from the business, in industry, and my network onto the show to discuss different topics related to the challenges we are facing at Pardo Fleet Solutions. Audio Only Versions of the Video Series There will be times where it makes sense to take some of the videos and turn them into podcast episodes. The Business TV video series on Youtube will have episodes consisting of: Complete episodes documenting a specific problem, following the journey to the solution. Video update episodes that come out between the complete episodes. Vlog episodes that document a specific event or time that may fall into both business and personal aspects of my journey. My goal is to document as much of the journey as possible in as many ways as possible. I hope to inspire others to look at their business in a different light to improve it for both themselves and who they serve. I haven't decided what the release schedule for this new series just yet. My first full day is Monday, August 13 so please feel free to wish me luck on my new venture on Email Facebook Twitter Instagram I hope you decide to come on this journey with me. I look forward to rolling up my sleeves and help grow Pardo Fl...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjOqDuyPvqU Let Me Explain... After leaving my family's business (Pardo's Truck Service Parts) in 2014 I never thought I would return. Now four years later with a ton of experience, wins and accolades under my belt I am ready to take on my biggest challenge yet, build a franchise! Returning to work with my dad to transform his heavy duty truck repair shop, Pardo Fleet Solutions, into a well-oiled franchise. Part of the reason for my return is that my dad started talking to me about possibly coming back to work with him in late 2017. When he proposed the idea of me returning to help him grow the repair shop business with more locations. I got the idea to build a franchise model instead that could enable us to grow the business without the need to expand the number of hours we need to invest to get there. Coming in as the COO enables me to put the right systems and processes in place to enable growth and efficiency. The same business lessons that I have been preaching over the last four years with my podcast will be put to the ultimate test. While I have helped many entrepreneurs and business owners around the world it feels really good to be in a position where I can help my dad and my family. Continuing the legacy of my family operating in the heavy-duty truck industry is exciting to me! This decision to go back to work with my dad is not one that I have taken lightly. Nearly half a year of consideration went into my thought process to arrive at this decision. And for those that have been following along for a while will know that I worked at Hopeworks 'N Camden as their web director for the past year and a half while operating 234 Solutions. I gave my notice a few weeks back and while I am very sad to be leaving the mission, the youth and the team I work with, I am excited to jump head first into my new mission. Meanwhile, I plan to be visible at Hopeworks at their events, mentoring youth, and giving talks there. Over the last four years, I have created several podcasts and video series that documented my journey. So, of course, I have to document this new chapter of my journey! This will give me an opportunity to create content that I love while I build a franchise which I also love, and have the opportunity to build out the marketing content to help promote the franchise going forward. 18 Months to Franchise The Business Podcast will transform into The Business Podcast: 18 Months to Franchise. Episodes will consist of: Reflection Episodes I will be taking a deeper look at topics that I didn't get to explore in the Youtube series. Guest Episodes I'm a huge proponent of gathering different perspectives. I plan to invite guests from the business, in industry, and my network onto the show to discuss different topics related to the challenges we are facing at Pardo Fleet Solutions. Audio Only Versions of the Video Series There will be times where it makes sense to take some of the videos and turn them into podcast episodes. The Business TV video series on Youtube will have episodes consisting of: Complete episodes documenting a specific problem, following the journey to the solution. Video update episodes that come out between the complete episodes. Vlog episodes that document a specific event or time that may fall into both business and personal aspects of my journey. My goal is to document as much of the journey as possible in as many ways as possible. I hope to inspire others to look at their business in a different light to improve it for both themselves and who they serve. I haven't decided what the release schedule for this new series just yet. My first full day is Monday, August 13 so please feel free to wish me luck on my new venture on Email Facebook Twitter Instagram I hope you decide to come on this journey with me. I look forward to rolling up my sleeves and help grow Pardo Fl...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjOqDuyPvqU Let Me Explain... After leaving my family's business (Pardo's Truck Service Parts) in 2014 I never thought I would return. Now four years later with a ton of experience, wins and accolades under my belt I am ready to take on my biggest challenge yet, build a franchise! Returning to work with my dad to transform his heavy duty truck repair shop, Pardo Fleet Solutions, into a well-oiled franchise. Part of the reason for my return is that my dad started talking to me about possibly coming back to work with him in late 2017. When he proposed the idea of me returning to help him grow the repair shop business with more locations. I got the idea to build a franchise model instead that could enable us to grow the business without the need to expand the number of hours we need to invest to get there. Coming in as the COO enables me to put the right systems and processes in place to enable growth and efficiency. The same business lessons that I have been preaching over the last four years with my podcast will be put to the ultimate test. While I have helped many entrepreneurs and business owners around the world it feels really good to be in a position where I can help my dad and my family. Continuing the legacy of my family operating in the heavy-duty truck industry is exciting to me! This decision to go back to work with my dad is not one that I have taken lightly. Nearly half a year of consideration went into my thought process to arrive at this decision. And for those that have been following along for a while will know that I worked at Hopeworks 'N Camden as their web director for the past year and a half while operating 234 Solutions. I gave my notice a few weeks back and while I am very sad to be leaving the mission, the youth and the team I work with, I am excited to jump head first into my new mission. Meanwhile, I plan to be visible at Hopeworks at their events, mentoring youth, and giving talks there. Over the last four years, I have created several podcasts and video series that documented my journey. So, of course, I have to document this new chapter of my journey! This will give me an opportunity to create content that I love while I build a franchise which I also love, and have the opportunity to build out the marketing content to help promote the franchise going forward. 18 Months to Franchise The Business Podcast will transform into The Business Podcast: 18 Months to Franchise. Episodes will consist of: Reflection Episodes I will be taking a deeper look at topics that I didn't get to explore in the Youtube series. Guest Episodes I'm a huge proponent of gathering different perspectives. I plan to invite guests from the business, in industry, and my network onto the show to discuss different topics related to the challenges we are facing at Pardo Fleet Solutions. Audio Only Versions of the Video Series There will be times where it makes sense to take some of the videos and turn them into podcast episodes. The Business TV video series on Youtube will have episodes consisting of: Complete episodes documenting a specific problem, following the journey to the solution. Video update episodes that come out between the complete episodes. Vlog episodes that document a specific event or time that may fall into both business and personal aspects of my journey. My goal is to document as much of the journey as possible in as many ways as possible. I hope to inspire others to look at their business in a different light to improve it for both themselves and who they serve. I haven't decided what the release schedule for this new series just yet. My first full day is Monday, August 13 so please feel free to wish me luck on my new venture on Email Facebook Twitter Instagram I hope you decide to come on this journey with me. I look forward to rolling up my sleeves and help grow Pardo Fl...
It is so hard to believe that is has been 4 years of me producing this podcast! While it has changed plenty over the course of the years. From just doing interviews to having topic episodes, to doing pre-shows with my brother Matt, to changing the name of the show from Dreamers Podcast, to including three new types of episodes in the series. We've raised a bunch of money for Give Kids the World each year with the anniversary episodes. This year I am raising money for Hopeworks 'N Camden. The organization is expanding into a brand new facility and are looking to raise money. Click here to donate You can click the play button above to listen or watch the entire episode via the Facebook live video below. About Super Joe Pardo Super Joe Pardo is a New Jersey-based, sixth generation award-winning business owner who works with businesses and owners to help them grow by focusing on their team, offer and process. In 2014, Joe left his family's $100 million business to start his own. Founding the award-winning show, "The Business Podcast". His platform helps owners pursue the business and lifestyle of their dreams. March 2, 2018 Super Joe released the much anticipated “Sales Won't Save Your Business” to further help business owners, managers, sales teams and aspiring leaders grow their business by focusing on the TOP (Team, Offer and Process). Connect with Super Joe Pardo Facebook Instagram Twitter Linkedin Youtube Episode 347 This episode is brought to you by Super Joe's Super Retreats!
It is so hard to believe that is has been 4 years of me producing this podcast! While it has changed plenty over the course of the years. From just doing interviews to having topic episodes, to doing pre-shows with my brother Matt, to changing the name of the show from Dreamers Podcast, to including three new types of episodes in the series. We've raised a bunch of money for Give Kids the World each year with the anniversary episodes. This year I am raising money for Hopeworks 'N Camden. The organization is expanding into a brand new facility and are looking to raise money. Click here to donate You can click the play button above to listen or watch the entire episode via the Facebook live video below. About Super Joe Pardo Super Joe Pardo is a New Jersey-based, sixth generation award-winning business owner who works with businesses and owners to help them grow by focusing on their team, offer and process. In 2014, Joe left his family's $100 million business to start his own. Founding the award-winning show, "The Business Podcast". His platform helps owners pursue the business and lifestyle of their dreams. March 2, 2018 Super Joe released the much anticipated “Sales Won't Save Your Business” to further help business owners, managers, sales teams and aspiring leaders grow their business by focusing on the TOP (Team, Offer and Process). Connect with Super Joe Pardo Facebook Instagram Twitter Linkedin Youtube Episode 347 This episode is brought to you by Super Joe's Super Retreats!
It is so hard to believe that is has been 4 years of me producing this podcast! While it has changed plenty over the course of the years. From just doing interviews to having topic episodes, to doing pre-shows with my brother Matt, to changing the name of the show from Dreamers Podcast, to including three new types of episodes in the series. We've raised a bunch of money for Give Kids the World each year with the anniversary episodes. This year I am raising money for Hopeworks 'N Camden. The organization is expanding into a brand new facility and are looking to raise money. Click here to donate You can click the play button above to listen or watch the entire episode via the Facebook live video below. About Super Joe Pardo Super Joe Pardo is a New Jersey-based, sixth generation award-winning business owner who works with businesses and owners to help them grow by focusing on their team, offer and process. In 2014, Joe left his family's $100 million business to start his own. Founding the award-winning show, "The Business Podcast". His platform helps owners pursue the business and lifestyle of their dreams. March 2, 2018 Super Joe released the much anticipated “Sales Won't Save Your Business” to further help business owners, managers, sales teams and aspiring leaders grow their business by focusing on the TOP (Team, Offer and Process). Connect with Super Joe Pardo Facebook Instagram Twitter Linkedin Youtube Episode 347 This episode is brought to you by Super Joe's Super Retreats!
It is so hard to believe that is has been 4 years of me producing this podcast! While it has changed plenty over the course of the years. From just doing interviews to having topic episodes, to doing pre-shows with my brother Matt, to changing the name of the show from Dreamers Podcast, to including three new types of episodes in the series. We've raised a bunch of money for Give Kids the World each year with the anniversary episodes. This year I am raising money for Hopeworks 'N Camden. The organization is expanding into a brand new facility and are looking to raise money. Click here to donate You can click the play button above to listen or watch the entire episode via the Facebook live video below. About Super Joe Pardo Super Joe Pardo is a New Jersey-based, sixth generation award-winning business owner who works with businesses and owners to help them grow by focusing on their team, offer and process. In 2014, Joe left his family's $100 million business to start his own. Founding the award-winning show, "The Business Podcast". His platform helps owners pursue the business and lifestyle of their dreams. March 2, 2018 Super Joe released the much anticipated “Sales Won't Save Your Business” to further help business owners, managers, sales teams and aspiring leaders grow their business by focusing on the TOP (Team, Offer and Process). Connect with Super Joe Pardo Facebook Instagram Twitter Linkedin Youtube Episode 347 This episode is brought to you by Super Joe's Super Retreats!
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Dr. Sheela Reddy is a psychologist, executive coach, and mother of two girls, who is passionate about helping women who are suffering through domestic abuse. Growing up in India, Sheela suffered domestic abuse throughout her childhood. Her way of coping was finding people whom she could count on, people who she referred to as her other mothers. She asked for help – and received it. At an early age she recognized that she had the power to assist others who were suffering and has been using her innate gifts ever since. In this podcast she talks about her journey from India, shares her thoughts about the importance of speaking out, especially for Asian women, about resilience, and she offers resources. Sheela came to the United States at age 19 because she was fascinated by the businesswomen that she saw while watching American television, and she was seeking a future with more possibilities. She attended Loyola University where she earned her Masters degree in counseling. She then went on to help patients manage substance abuse issues. After several years she enrolled at Rutgers University where she earned her doctorate in multicultural counseling psychology. While at Rutgers she worked with her husband to build a business with operations in India and the U.S. While that sounds like a busy and stressful life on the surface, her challenges were compounded by being in a difficult marriage that ultimately ended in divorce. Sheela has been a director at a domestic violence center and is now a practicing psychologist and an executive coach. In her practice, she loves working with individuals and families and is skilled at running corporate workshops in emotional intelligence and teambuilding. Alternative methods relying on mindfulness such as yoga and art – are an important part of her approach. Part of my discussion with Sheela focuses on the #MeToo movement. More and more women are coming forward to share their stories of sexual harassment and intimidation, but Sheela and I believe that this is just a beginning. We know that there are thousands of women who are too reliant on their paychecks to speak out, and Sheela explains that, because of their culture, Asian women in particular find it very challenging to address and admit to abuse. Sheela also discusses: When bad things happen, how do you cope? Making meaning out of a difficult situation Becoming more resilient Cultural challenges of breaking silence Not saying "why me?" Instead, look for resources. Learn more about Dr. Sheela Reddy or contact her at Minedful.com. Resources Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 Hopeworks of Howard County, MD Abused Persons Program in Montgomery County, MD Power and Control Wheel from National Center on Domestic Violence For help with taking your next career step, contact me at Lisa@EverBetterU.com http://www.everbetteru.com/work-with-me-coaching
Today we’re checking back in with Joe Pardo, my guest way back on Episode 25. He’s a NJ-based dreamer and has always believed that society starts with You, and that to change society, you must first change how you think. In early 2014, Joe decided to leave his family’s $100 million business and pursue his dreams. Joe Pardo founded the motivational Dreamers podcast (www.howtodream.co) to build his platform around helping others pursue their dreams. TWEET: “I’m doing things as a web director that I couldn’t do at other places.” @supoerjoepardo Who is Joe Pardo? How would you describe yourself? Joe calls himself “a realist who loves to dream and create things.” His innate love for business has played into his work for the non-profit Hopeworks in Camden. Unusual circumstances led to his becoming their web director, but Joe says it doesn’t really feel like a job because he’s able to give back. He loves helping the at-risk youth with coding skills, professional skills, and trauma care. TWEET: “At what cost does #success come?” @supoerjoepardo That’s not all . . . Most people don’t pursue the things that Joe does. He shares his candid thoughts about focusing on what he wants to accomplish and why. His work at Hopeworks is supported by the consulting work he does—his “day job.” Joe loves being able to give back by helping coach others. TWEET: “Figure out what your lane is, and then take that to the masses.” @supoerjoepardo Why you need to re-evaluate How do you balance work, dreams, self-care, and family time? Joe admits that it isn’t easy to make the decisions necessary to protect your time. He shares tips about learning to prioritize, building boundaries, defining success, setting goals, and re-evaluating. This re-evaluation has to take place often! He says you have to do what you have to do in order to love and care for your family. TWEET: “Little did I know I was auditioning for a #job I had no intention of taking.” @superjoepardo OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [2:35] Joe’s 3rd book: repetitive art in word form [5:14] How Joe describes himself [7:40] Joe’s work with Hopeworks in Camden [11:12] The power of building your own platform [16:30] Joe’s daughter and family commitments [18:55] Learn to prioritize and build boundaries [23:10] The need to re-evaluate [25:10] Two more books upcoming from Joe [27:10] Re-investing in the business [30:05] Sacrifices and adjustments [31:20] The next year and a half?? [33:10] Joe’s nomination for the Business Podcast award [40:00] Joe’s last words for listeners RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Joe’s Website Joe on Facebook Joe on Twitter Joe on Instagram Joe on YouTube Joe on LinkedIn TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: “Do what you have to do in order to do what you love.” @superjoepardo TWEET: “If I’m not working, then I’m not making #money—and that’s a problem.” @superjoepardo
DreamCon creator with Co-Host Super Joe Pardo: Catching up with Super Joe Pardo, founder of the Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference. Joe announces his big May 2017 event known as DreamCon. We also discuss his latest creation of 234 Solutions, his new books on the way and his new inspirational work with Hopeworks of Camden, NJ. On This Episode You Will Hear: [spp-timestamp time="01:00"] Introductions with Joe Pardo of the Dreamers Podcast. [spp-timestamp time="02:30"] Connections and recording sessions live at MAPCON: the Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference created by Joe Pardo. [spp-timestamp time="3:45"] Scott's launch with Podcastwebsites.com for LIVETHEFUEL. [spp-timestamp time="5:45"] Either you're going to learn it or you're going to pay somebody to do it, even better than something offered out of the box. [spp-timestamp time="7:15"] Timestamping show notes for podcasting. [spp-timestamp time="8:40"] Daily VLOG from Joe Pardo. [spp-timestamp time="9:20"] Joe's work with Hopeworks a nonprofit that teaches coding and professional training to benefit the youth of Camden, NJ. They just won the Scattergood Foundation Innovation Award in April 2017, up against large organizations like CHOP of Philadelphia. [spp-timestamp time="11:00"] Innovative youth can live next door to the Hopeworks site in Camden at "The C.R.I.B.". (Community Responding In Belief) [spp-timestamp time="11:50"] First ever DreamCon is May 20th! [spp-timestamp time="13:00"] He's published two books, one of which was featured on Huffington Post, Fox News, Entrepreneur, etc. [spp-timestamp time="16:02"] Writing a new book, iSelf Empower. [spp-timestamp time="16:45"] Another new book, Sales Won't Save Your Business. [spp-timestamp time="19:25"] DreamCon and raising money for "Give Kids the World". They're a partner with Scott's flagship charity partner Make-A-Wish Foundation. [spp-timestamp time="24:50"] Joe had been involved with his families business since he was six years old. [spp-timestamp time="25:40"] Finding his way on the collegiate education path as an adult student. He eventually quit that in 2015 with influence from his teachers. [spp-timestamp time="27:20"] Dr. Jeff Barnes a dean at a University in California telling him: "I don't know why you're in school either, the degree is not going to do anything for you." [spp-timestamp time="28:00"] Talking about guiding and assisting the Millennial generation. [spp-timestamp time="30:00"] Joe running the 5k events at Disney. His way of creating balance on their family vacations. [spp-timestamp time="30:45"] Scott's health reminders on focusing on proper sleep, nutrition, and more. It's not just about the exercise and the gym memberships. [spp-timestamp time="32:40"] Sharing best practices on the magnetic device and phone mounts for your car. Shoutout to Nato Smart Mounts. [spp-timestamp time="33:00"] Joe's approach to creating his Dreamers Podcast being inspired by interview podcast shows like Entrepreneur On Fire John Lee Dumas. [spp-timestamp time="37:05"] Improving the family business from over $5 million down to $2.5 million in inventory while maintaining sales. [spp-timestamp time="37:25"] Joe's three main focuses are Team, Offer, and Process. [spp-timestamp time="39:15"] Joe reflecting back on his impact at the age of 25 but also the struggle to communicate and relate to people who had been in the business as long as he had been alive. [spp-timestamp time="40:13"] Launching a real consulting company where he wasn't getting paid with laundry detergent. [spp-timestamp time="40:31"] Joe's is all about social responsibility. For him, it's all about creating jobs, saving jobs, and also donating money to Hopeworks. [spp-timestamp time="41:00"] Working with Hopeworks allows him to work with youth who have had traumatic experiences and help them get through those experiences while helping...
Chris Altrock and Ron Wade discuss the difference Hopeworks is making in the community and why giving to ministries like Hopeworks is an act of worship.
https://youtu.be/FGgIR7rjuKc This week I have a HUGE announcement to make. Dealing with fear of defeat had definitely weighed on my mind, but I am happy to announce: I was offered a job by HopeWorks, and I accepted! I will be working with teens to help them develop skills for both the work force, and starting their own business. While at the same time helping HopeWorks grow its web development company to help support the nonprofit. I go into great detail in this episode and what this means for my business and projects. Thank you all for the support and love I have received over the past 2.5 years. This is far from the end! This is really just the beginning of even bigger and better things to come for me, my family, my platform, and my business. Check out the YouTube video above or listen to the podcast on iTunes. I hope you are all enjoying these mini episodes that I am publishing to YouTube. Please let me know what you think in the comments or shoot me an email. :) Shoot me your questions to Joe@SuperJoePardo.com Episode 265 Transcription Click Here 1 00:00:00,000 --> 00:00:07,350 hey dreamers Joe Pardo here and I hope you're all having a wonderful wonderful 2 00:00:07,350 --> 00:00:08,370 week 3 00:00:08,370 --> 00:00:14,639 it's Friday so I'm here to do a topic show i had a head you know I have a 4 00:00:14,639 --> 00:00:19,410 whole bunch of topics setup that I want to do but today I really want to talk 5 00:00:19,410 --> 00:00:29,279 about the I well goals right so I had some dreams when I set out to start the 6 00:00:29,279 --> 00:00:33,120 dreamers podcast meeting people and connecting with awesome people doing 7 00:00:33,120 --> 00:00:39,269 amazing things was definitely one of them and inspiring people and helping 8 00:00:39,270 --> 00:00:42,809 people figure out what it is that they want to do with their life it's also 9 00:00:42,809 --> 00:00:51,539 important to me and i think i've done a really great job of that arm so I was so 10 00:00:51,539 --> 00:00:58,680 last week you saw was in disneyland that was young was in LA and getting the 11 00:00:58,680 --> 00:01:03,449 process started on writing a co authored book with dr. Jeff Barnes called the 12 00:01:03,449 --> 00:01:06,390 wisdom of all four kids that's a working title it's probably gonna be called 13 00:01:06,390 --> 00:01:12,869 something else and then I landed I i left at two or was it like 1030 at night 14 00:01:12,869 --> 00:01:22,80 california time I landed at like 6am on on friday morning i drove down to DC 15 00:01:22,80 --> 00:01:25,830 pipette some rockin the the DC podcast shirt right here it's a great Church out 16 00:01:25,830 --> 00:01:29,850 bc pot fest if you know you didn't go this year you should totally go next 17 00:01:29,850 --> 00:01:34,979 year was a really great time really great people and totally worth the the 18 00:01:34,979 --> 00:01:39,119 money and my time to go sat so I got back 19 00:01:39,119 --> 00:01:44,340 well actually when I landed it was like fire 20 00:01:44,340 --> 00:01:48,509 you know about 6am 545 or something like that and i got an email just as I was 21 00:01:48,509 --> 00:01:52,140 like standing up like and I'm looking at my phone and I'm like 22 00:01:53,380 --> 00:01:57,939 this is an interesting email i got an email some of you may remember I 23 00:01:57,939 --> 00:02:04,600 interviewed a guy named Dan wrote and arm like a lot that long ago but it 24 00:02:04,600 --> 00:02:10,269 seems like that longer with so many episodes since then when i was at a was 25 00:02:10,269 --> 00:02:14,800 a a an event for entrepreneurs and I and I set up my podcast booth and I 26 00:02:14,800 --> 00:02:18,519 interviewed these a bunch of different people over there and dan was one of 27 00:02:18,519 --> 00:02:24,489
https://youtu.be/FGgIR7rjuKc This week I have a HUGE announcement to make. Dealing with fear of defeat had definitely weighed on my mind, but I am happy to announce: I was offered a job by HopeWorks, and I accepted! I will be working with teens to help them develop skills for both the work force, and starting their own business. While at the same time helping HopeWorks grow its web development company to help support the nonprofit. I go into great detail in this episode and what this means for my business and projects. Thank you all for the support and love I have received over the past 2.5 years. This is far from the end! This is really just the beginning of even bigger and better things to come for me, my family, my platform, and my business. Check out the YouTube video above or listen to the podcast on iTunes. I hope you are all enjoying these mini episodes that I am publishing to YouTube. Please let me know what you think in the comments or shoot me an email. :) Shoot me your questions to Joe@SuperJoePardo.com Episode 265 Transcription Click Here 1 00:00:00,000 --> 00:00:07,350 hey dreamers Joe Pardo here and I hope you're all having a wonderful wonderful 2 00:00:07,350 --> 00:00:08,370 week 3 00:00:08,370 --> 00:00:14,639 it's Friday so I'm here to do a topic show i had a head you know I have a 4 00:00:14,639 --> 00:00:19,410 whole bunch of topics setup that I want to do but today I really want to talk 5 00:00:19,410 --> 00:00:29,279 about the I well goals right so I had some dreams when I set out to start the 6 00:00:29,279 --> 00:00:33,120 dreamers podcast meeting people and connecting with awesome people doing 7 00:00:33,120 --> 00:00:39,269 amazing things was definitely one of them and inspiring people and helping 8 00:00:39,270 --> 00:00:42,809 people figure out what it is that they want to do with their life it's also 9 00:00:42,809 --> 00:00:51,539 important to me and i think i've done a really great job of that arm so I was so 10 00:00:51,539 --> 00:00:58,680 last week you saw was in disneyland that was young was in LA and getting the 11 00:00:58,680 --> 00:01:03,449 process started on writing a co authored book with dr. Jeff Barnes called the 12 00:01:03,449 --> 00:01:06,390 wisdom of all four kids that's a working title it's probably gonna be called 13 00:01:06,390 --> 00:01:12,869 something else and then I landed I i left at two or was it like 1030 at night 14 00:01:12,869 --> 00:01:22,80 california time I landed at like 6am on on friday morning i drove down to DC 15 00:01:22,80 --> 00:01:25,830 pipette some rockin the the DC podcast shirt right here it's a great Church out 16 00:01:25,830 --> 00:01:29,850 bc pot fest if you know you didn't go this year you should totally go next 17 00:01:29,850 --> 00:01:34,979 year was a really great time really great people and totally worth the the 18 00:01:34,979 --> 00:01:39,119 money and my time to go sat so I got back 19 00:01:39,119 --> 00:01:44,340 well actually when I landed it was like fire 20 00:01:44,340 --> 00:01:48,509 you know about 6am 545 or something like that and i got an email just as I was 21 00:01:48,509 --> 00:01:52,140 like standing up like and I'm looking at my phone and I'm like 22 00:01:53,380 --> 00:01:57,939 this is an interesting email i got an email some of you may remember I 23 00:01:57,939 --> 00:02:04,600 interviewed a guy named Dan wrote and arm like a lot that long ago but it 24 00:02:04,600 --> 00:02:10,269 seems like that longer with so many episodes since then when i was at a was 25 00:02:10,269 --> 00:02:14,800 a a an event for entrepreneurs and I and I set up my podcast booth and I 26 00:02:14,800 --> 00:02:18,519 interviewed these a bunch of different people over there and dan was one of 27 00:02:18,519 --> 00:02:24,489
https://youtu.be/FGgIR7rjuKc This week I have a HUGE announcement to make. Dealing with fear of defeat had definitely weighed on my mind, but I am happy to announce: I was offered a job by HopeWorks, and I accepted! I will be working with teens to help them develop skills for both the work force, and starting their own business. While at the same time helping HopeWorks grow its web development company to help support the nonprofit. I go into great detail in this episode and what this means for my business and projects. Thank you all for the support and love I have received over the past 2.5 years. This is far from the end! This is really just the beginning of even bigger and better things to come for me, my family, my platform, and my business. Check out the YouTube video above or listen to the podcast on iTunes. I hope you are all enjoying these mini episodes that I am publishing to YouTube. Please let me know what you think in the comments or shoot me an email. :) Shoot me your questions to Joe@SuperJoePardo.com Episode 265 Transcription Click Here 1 00:00:00,000 --> 00:00:07,350 hey dreamers Joe Pardo here and I hope you're all having a wonderful wonderful 2 00:00:07,350 --> 00:00:08,370 week 3 00:00:08,370 --> 00:00:14,639 it's Friday so I'm here to do a topic show i had a head you know I have a 4 00:00:14,639 --> 00:00:19,410 whole bunch of topics setup that I want to do but today I really want to talk 5 00:00:19,410 --> 00:00:29,279 about the I well goals right so I had some dreams when I set out to start the 6 00:00:29,279 --> 00:00:33,120 dreamers podcast meeting people and connecting with awesome people doing 7 00:00:33,120 --> 00:00:39,269 amazing things was definitely one of them and inspiring people and helping 8 00:00:39,270 --> 00:00:42,809 people figure out what it is that they want to do with their life it's also 9 00:00:42,809 --> 00:00:51,539 important to me and i think i've done a really great job of that arm so I was so 10 00:00:51,539 --> 00:00:58,680 last week you saw was in disneyland that was young was in LA and getting the 11 00:00:58,680 --> 00:01:03,449 process started on writing a co authored book with dr. Jeff Barnes called the 12 00:01:03,449 --> 00:01:06,390 wisdom of all four kids that's a working title it's probably gonna be called 13 00:01:06,390 --> 00:01:12,869 something else and then I landed I i left at two or was it like 1030 at night 14 00:01:12,869 --> 00:01:22,80 california time I landed at like 6am on on friday morning i drove down to DC 15 00:01:22,80 --> 00:01:25,830 pipette some rockin the the DC podcast shirt right here it's a great Church out 16 00:01:25,830 --> 00:01:29,850 bc pot fest if you know you didn't go this year you should totally go next 17 00:01:29,850 --> 00:01:34,979 year was a really great time really great people and totally worth the the 18 00:01:34,979 --> 00:01:39,119 money and my time to go sat so I got back 19 00:01:39,119 --> 00:01:44,340 well actually when I landed it was like fire 20 00:01:44,340 --> 00:01:48,509 you know about 6am 545 or something like that and i got an email just as I was 21 00:01:48,509 --> 00:01:52,140 like standing up like and I'm looking at my phone and I'm like 22 00:01:53,380 --> 00:01:57,939 this is an interesting email i got an email some of you may remember I 23 00:01:57,939 --> 00:02:04,600 interviewed a guy named Dan wrote and arm like a lot that long ago but it 24 00:02:04,600 --> 00:02:10,269 seems like that longer with so many episodes since then when i was at a was 25 00:02:10,269 --> 00:02:14,800 a a an event for entrepreneurs and I and I set up my podcast booth and I 26 00:02:14,800 --> 00:02:18,519 interviewed these a bunch of different people over there and dan was one of 27 00:02:18,519 --> 00:02:24,489
https://youtu.be/FGgIR7rjuKc This week I have a HUGE announcement to make. Dealing with fear of defeat had definitely weighed on my mind, but I am happy to announce: I was offered a job by HopeWorks, and I accepted! I will be working with teens to help them develop skills for both the work force, and starting their own business. While at the same time helping HopeWorks grow its web development company to help support the nonprofit. I go into great detail in this episode and what this means for my business and projects. Thank you all for the support and love I have received over the past 2.5 years. This is far from the end! This is really just the beginning of even bigger and better things to come for me, my family, my platform, and my business. Check out the YouTube video above or listen to the podcast on iTunes. I hope you are all enjoying these mini episodes that I am publishing to YouTube. Please let me know what you think in the comments or shoot me an email. :) Shoot me your questions to Joe@SuperJoePardo.com Episode 265 Transcription Click Here 1 00:00:00,000 --> 00:00:07,350 hey dreamers Joe Pardo here and I hope you're all having a wonderful wonderful 2 00:00:07,350 --> 00:00:08,370 week 3 00:00:08,370 --> 00:00:14,639 it's Friday so I'm here to do a topic show i had a head you know I have a 4 00:00:14,639 --> 00:00:19,410 whole bunch of topics setup that I want to do but today I really want to talk 5 00:00:19,410 --> 00:00:29,279 about the I well goals right so I had some dreams when I set out to start the 6 00:00:29,279 --> 00:00:33,120 dreamers podcast meeting people and connecting with awesome people doing 7 00:00:33,120 --> 00:00:39,269 amazing things was definitely one of them and inspiring people and helping 8 00:00:39,270 --> 00:00:42,809 people figure out what it is that they want to do with their life it's also 9 00:00:42,809 --> 00:00:51,539 important to me and i think i've done a really great job of that arm so I was so 10 00:00:51,539 --> 00:00:58,680 last week you saw was in disneyland that was young was in LA and getting the 11 00:00:58,680 --> 00:01:03,449 process started on writing a co authored book with dr. Jeff Barnes called the 12 00:01:03,449 --> 00:01:06,390 wisdom of all four kids that's a working title it's probably gonna be called 13 00:01:06,390 --> 00:01:12,869 something else and then I landed I i left at two or was it like 1030 at night 14 00:01:12,869 --> 00:01:22,80 california time I landed at like 6am on on friday morning i drove down to DC 15 00:01:22,80 --> 00:01:25,830 pipette some rockin the the DC podcast shirt right here it's a great Church out 16 00:01:25,830 --> 00:01:29,850 bc pot fest if you know you didn't go this year you should totally go next 17 00:01:29,850 --> 00:01:34,979 year was a really great time really great people and totally worth the the 18 00:01:34,979 --> 00:01:39,119 money and my time to go sat so I got back 19 00:01:39,119 --> 00:01:44,340 well actually when I landed it was like fire 20 00:01:44,340 --> 00:01:48,509 you know about 6am 545 or something like that and i got an email just as I was 21 00:01:48,509 --> 00:01:52,140 like standing up like and I'm looking at my phone and I'm like 22 00:01:53,380 --> 00:01:57,939 this is an interesting email i got an email some of you may remember I 23 00:01:57,939 --> 00:02:04,600 interviewed a guy named Dan wrote and arm like a lot that long ago but it 24 00:02:04,600 --> 00:02:10,269 seems like that longer with so many episodes since then when i was at a was 25 00:02:10,269 --> 00:02:14,800 a a an event for entrepreneurs and I and I set up my podcast booth and I 26 00:02:14,800 --> 00:02:18,519 interviewed these a bunch of different people over there and dan was one of 27 00:02:18,519 --> 00:02:24,489
Robert Hartline's experience has helped him build a $24 Million revenue a year company! Robert Hartline is an experienced and successful serial entrepreneur based out of the Greater Nashville Area, with a total of $24 Million in revenue a year. In 1998 he started his first company, Absolute Wireless, which now owns and operates 15 wireless retail stores throughout Tennessee as well as 2 Dang It Repair locations specializing in phone and technology repair services. Robert is also the founder of CallProof, a smartphone application dedicated to maximizing the efficiency of outside sales teams for businesses all over the United States. What impressed me the most with Robert Hartline is his expertise around sales and how to build an effective sales team - even for small business owners / solopreneurs who don't think they have the budget for hiring a sales person. Robert has many case studies and examples he shared with me where he's been able to help small businesses grow by training and growing their sales team using his methodology. I have a feeling that your audience would really enjoy learning from him as well. https://twitter.com/hartlinerobert http://www.dangitrepair.com/ Matt and I talk about a ton of topics that have been burning on my mind this past week! MovyMail.com New drinking cup Speaking at PodTalk Philly Speaking at Hopeworks in Camden NJ Speaking at the UN Shortlisted for a talk with 450 community leaders and volunteers award ceremony July is the month I plan to start releasing more content to SuperJoePardo.com/tube Demolition Movie: stop existing through life and notice things!!! Question: do you get nervous before you go and speak? Soot me your questions to Joe@SuperJoePardo.com Watch the entire Dreamers Podcast pre-show https://youtu.be/jUECYpEhbVE Episode 236
Robert Hartline's experience has helped him build a $24 Million revenue a year company! Robert Hartline is an experienced and successful serial entrepreneur based out of the Greater Nashville Area, with a total of $24 Million in revenue a year. In 1998 he started his first company, Absolute Wireless, which now owns and operates 15 wireless retail stores throughout Tennessee as well as 2 Dang It Repair locations specializing in phone and technology repair services. Robert is also the founder of CallProof, a smartphone application dedicated to maximizing the efficiency of outside sales teams for businesses all over the United States. What impressed me the most with Robert Hartline is his expertise around sales and how to build an effective sales team - even for small business owners / solopreneurs who don't think they have the budget for hiring a sales person. Robert has many case studies and examples he shared with me where he's been able to help small businesses grow by training and growing their sales team using his methodology. I have a feeling that your audience would really enjoy learning from him as well. https://twitter.com/hartlinerobert http://www.dangitrepair.com/ Matt and I talk about a ton of topics that have been burning on my mind this past week! MovyMail.com New drinking cup Speaking at PodTalk Philly Speaking at Hopeworks in Camden NJ Speaking at the UN Shortlisted for a talk with 450 community leaders and volunteers award ceremony July is the month I plan to start releasing more content to SuperJoePardo.com/tube Demolition Movie: stop existing through life and notice things!!! Question: do you get nervous before you go and speak? Soot me your questions to Joe@SuperJoePardo.com Watch the entire Dreamers Podcast pre-show https://youtu.be/jUECYpEhbVE Episode 236
Robert Hartline's experience has helped him build a $24 Million revenue a year company! Robert Hartline is an experienced and successful serial entrepreneur based out of the Greater Nashville Area, with a total of $24 Million in revenue a year. In 1998 he started his first company, Absolute Wireless, which now owns and operates 15 wireless retail stores throughout Tennessee as well as 2 Dang It Repair locations specializing in phone and technology repair services. Robert is also the founder of CallProof, a smartphone application dedicated to maximizing the efficiency of outside sales teams for businesses all over the United States. What impressed me the most with Robert Hartline is his expertise around sales and how to build an effective sales team - even for small business owners / solopreneurs who don't think they have the budget for hiring a sales person. Robert has many case studies and examples he shared with me where he's been able to help small businesses grow by training and growing their sales team using his methodology. I have a feeling that your audience would really enjoy learning from him as well. https://twitter.com/hartlinerobert http://www.dangitrepair.com/ Matt and I talk about a ton of topics that have been burning on my mind this past week! MovyMail.com New drinking cup Speaking at PodTalk Philly Speaking at Hopeworks in Camden NJ Speaking at the UN Shortlisted for a talk with 450 community leaders and volunteers award ceremony July is the month I plan to start releasing more content to SuperJoePardo.com/tube Demolition Movie: stop existing through life and notice things!!! Question: do you get nervous before you go and speak? Soot me your questions to Joe@SuperJoePardo.com Watch the entire Dreamers Podcast pre-show https://youtu.be/jUECYpEhbVE Episode 236
Robert Hartline's experience has helped him build a $24 Million revenue a year company! Robert Hartline is an experienced and successful serial entrepreneur based out of the Greater Nashville Area, with a total of $24 Million in revenue a year. In 1998 he started his first company, Absolute Wireless, which now owns and operates 15 wireless retail stores throughout Tennessee as well as 2 Dang It Repair locations specializing in phone and technology repair services. Robert is also the founder of CallProof, a smartphone application dedicated to maximizing the efficiency of outside sales teams for businesses all over the United States. What impressed me the most with Robert Hartline is his expertise around sales and how to build an effective sales team - even for small business owners / solopreneurs who don't think they have the budget for hiring a sales person. Robert has many case studies and examples he shared with me where he's been able to help small businesses grow by training and growing their sales team using his methodology. I have a feeling that your audience would really enjoy learning from him as well. https://twitter.com/hartlinerobert http://www.dangitrepair.com/ Matt and I talk about a ton of topics that have been burning on my mind this past week! MovyMail.com New drinking cup Speaking at PodTalk Philly Speaking at Hopeworks in Camden NJ Speaking at the UN Shortlisted for a talk with 450 community leaders and volunteers award ceremony July is the month I plan to start releasing more content to SuperJoePardo.com/tube Demolition Movie: stop existing through life and notice things!!! Question: do you get nervous before you go and speak? Soot me your questions to Joe@SuperJoePardo.com Watch the entire Dreamers Podcast pre-show https://youtu.be/jUECYpEhbVE Episode 236
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