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For the very first time on the Know, Like & Trust Show, another content strategist is joining me. Abby Herman is here today to chat about the importance of listening to your audience and creating the ideal content journey from pre-client to off-boarding.  Topics discussed in this episode: How Abby got started in content strategy […] The post Two Content Strategists, Same Goal appeared first on Content Strategy + Marketing Strategist Britney Gardner.

Are you ready to show up for yourself? It may not be obvious, but when you settle in life, more often than not the reason will be that you feel inadequate for what you want. When you begin to see how often your subconscious insecurities are showing up as the root of the unhappiness in your life, you will be empowered to take true self-care and remember you are worthy. Abby is a dynamic coach, speaker, writer, and trainer, dedicated to facilitating sustainable transformational change. A former private practice psychotherapist, Abby uses leading-edge neuroscience to teach people to rewire their thoughts, adapt and transcend their limitations to achieve great heights. Today, I am so excited to be joined by Abby Havermann, an incredible woman whose story will blow your mind. Abby’s honesty, openness, advice, and her knowledge on neuroscience are insights that will inspire you to take a deeper look at the power that unworthiness has in your life decisions. Throughout this episode, Abby reflects on her breaking point when she realized she was betraying herself and the people in her life and how she is now teaching others what she wishes she knew earlier. In this episode, Abby and I talk about her night in jail that led to her epiphany, the real meaning of self-care, how her childhood impacted her relationships, why we become addicted to certain emotions, and so much more. Tune in to Episode 59 of Uncover Your Magic to learn Abby’s fascinating story and her advice so you too can stop settling and embrace your worthiness! Some Questions I Ask:What was the breaking moment for you when the lightbulb came off? (13:53)How did you meet your next husband? (24:08)Can you explain how we get addicted to our emotions? (35:29)What are your top parenting tips that you would give? (42:11)In This Episode, You Will Learn:The social unconsciousness that Abby’s work is focused on (9:14)About the emotional cycle Abby went through after her epiphany (17:05)Why Abby began to research neuroscience (31:20)How Abby tried to feel worthy through (40:35)How habits can only change through habits (50:23) Connect with Abby HavermannLinkedInWebsiteFacebookEmail Let's Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramRaising Confidence Free Masterclass See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Abby Wallach  Ivy Slater, host of Her Success Story and Abby Wallach, award-winning beauty and media entrepreneur discuss Abby’s journey into a life of serial entrepreneurship.  In this episode, we discuss: Insight into Abby’s serial entrepreneurship beginnings Following your childhood dreams and passions The value of reconnecting with people from the past Coming full circle Startup mentality Why having a vision is a key to success How pushing yourself to show up opens doors The importance of “what if” The role of Abby’s vision in building her brands Why entrepreneurship needs to be a lifestyle instead of a choice How Abby measures success ABBY WALLACH is an award-winning beauty and media entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience. She is currently the Co-founder and CEO of Scentinvent™ Technologies, a fragrance and beauty innovation company that is re-engineering the way consumers use, love, and wear fragrance. She is the Creator of Sparti Scents™, the first fragrance brand offering fun-loving, skin-loving fragrances for your lifestyle that are pretty, playful, colorful, and portable. Abby is also the co-host of MouthMedia Network's Beauty Is Your Business Podcast, where she interviews industry executives, innovators, and experts about the beauty landscape, technology, and trends. It’s an hour of deep insight on what’s happening behind-the-scenes in beauty. Abby has had the honor to speak about her industry knowledge at Harvard’s Undergraduate Women In Business Conference, the University of Pennsylvania Law School on Entrepreneurship and Innovation, the Fashion Institute of Technology, and the Beauty X Summit in Los Angeles. Previously, as an executive producer and digital media expert, she was a pioneer behind the first content commerce brand online called Beautiful Stranger TV. In her early corporate career, she held executive positions at Showtime Networks Inc., and Nederlander Television & Film. Abby has been featured as an Entrepreneur of the Week by ABC's Rebecca Jarvis. She was nominated for Fashion Group International’s 2019 Rising Star Award in the beauty entrepreneur category, and is now a finalist in 2020. Abby was a recipient of Remodista's Innovation Award and is also nominated as a Women 2 Watch inGlobal Retail Disruption in 2020. Website: https://scentinvent.com/ Website: https://www.spartiscents.com/  Tiktok: @spartiscents  Pinterest:  @spartiscents Facebook: @spartiscents Instagram: @abby.wallach  Instagram: @spartiscents LinkedIn: abbywallach 

Abby and Ryan left off last podcast teeing up a follow-up episode about humility. We thought this would be that episode. The Universe had other plans. We sure did try, though. That's a lie. We really didn't. But we think we landed in an okay place.How Abby Manages a Full Plate:Bag it. Ask yourself if it really needs to be done (no. It doesn't)Barter it. Ask yourself if someone else can do it (then ask them to do it)Better it. Ask yourself if it can be done more efficiently (smarter, not harder)How Ryan Manages a Full Plate:Size it up. Figure out everything you have to do and break it down into bite-sized steps.Scale it down. Find every corner you can cut, and force yourself to cut them.Schedule it all. Block off every single step of every single thing on your calendar.Designing your most authentic life:Owning what you want. If you can't make time for it, you probably don't really want it. And that's okay. Admitting that can be freeing.Self Worth. Believe that the life you do want is valuable enough to be prioritized over the life other people want you to live.Boundaries. Design a life that resonates with your essential self, say "yes" to things that align with that, and "no" to everything else.Also, start small. Goal too daunting? Shrink it until it's ridiculously doable.GRATITUDES:Ryan is grateful that he's developing an internal compass for himself and the things he does.Abby is grateful for the heavy but meaningful conversation she got to be a part of recently.TIME CODES:4:00 - We try to do the humility piece. We fail.19:15 - How Abby manages a full plate (3 B's)26:58 - How Ryan manages a full plate (3 S's)35:18 - Why time management matters40:28 - Owning what you wantMORE DEETS:Join our tribe at patreon.com/truenorth11Get life coaching from Abby at IndigoCoaching.netFollow us on IG at @TrueNorthWithAbbyAndRyanWatch us at TinyURL.com/TrueNorth11YouTubeEmail us at hello@truenorth11.comStalk us at truenorth11.com

Huge shout out to this episode's sponsor, Jacobs Creative Services. Check them out at: Jacobs Creative Services On today's episode, I sat down with Abby Hehemann, Sr. Product Marketing Manager @ GetResponse where we explored what the ideal partnership looks like between Product Marketing and Product Management. Here's what we discussed: How Abby got into Product Marketing, pivoting from Customer Success within her company The great culture of professional development and growth at GetResponse Abby sees the PMM (Product Marketing) role as being a "dot connector" within the org Pirate metrics and why you should care... AARRR! Where gaps can arise between product development to marketing and selling it The ideal working relationship between PMM and PM - this was GREAT! Huge take-away for me! Why building relationships is the cornerstone of quality collaboration How early the Product Marketing team SHOULD be involved in Product Development What GetReponse does to decide Go and No-Go decision for product prioritization If you can't market it, should you build it? How GetResponse optimizes their team structure by specializing on channels versus parts of the product If you're new to working with PMMs, how to get started in the most productive way Connect with Abby: LinkedIn --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/productmanagementlessons/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/productmanagementlessons/support

Are you nervous about breastfeeding in public?Have you breastfed your baby outside of your home and someone said something to you about it?Are you worried someone will say something and you aren’t sure what to do?Well…well…we have a whole course for you. If you are a new listener, we would love to hear from you. Please consider leaving us a review on itunes or sending us an email with your suggestions and comments to badassbreastfeedingpodcast@gmail.comWE HAVE TRANSCRIPTS!! You can also add your email to our list and have episodes sent right to your inbox! Things we talked about:How Abby became the Badass Breastfeeder [6:02]When breasts have a function [8:38]Dianne’s nursing in public (NIP) research study [10:45]Traditional roles [12:49]How far have we really come? [15:22]Tips to NIP [22:03]Abby’s poll – the #1 concern [23:35]Do you have to use the nursing room? [26:57]Virginia – and how the laws were changed [31:21]Babywearing [33:37] This week’s shout out [21:23]Poll workers, mail carriers, phone workers, election workers, and everyone who made the election possible. *This Episode is sponsored by Original Sprout and Mama Bar Some episodes we mentioned that you should listen to (if you haven’t already) or we think you should just check them out ~https://badassbreastfeedingpodcast.com/episode/012-nip-nursing-in-public-part-1/https://badassbreastfeedingpodcast.com/episode/birth-control-and-milk-supply/ Articles we discussed~Abby’s NIP course Set up your consultation with Diannehttps://badassbreastfeedingpodcast.com/consultations/Classes / Groups~https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pumping-and-returning-to-work-how-breastpumps-can-keep-you-out-of-trouble-tickets-128032204771https://www.eventbrite.com/e/new-mom-virtual-support-group-tickets-125263367103 Follow our Podcast~https://badassbreastfeedingpodcast.comHere is how you can connect with Dianne and Abby~Abby Theuring https://www.thebadassbreastfeeder.comDianne Cassidy http://www.diannecassidyconsulting.com Music we use~Music: "Levels of Greatness" from "We Used to Paint Stars in the Sky (2012)" courtesy of Scott Holmes at freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott Holmes

Abby Gustaitis is an American rugby union player. She debuted for the United States against France in 2016. She was selected for the squad to the 2017 Women's Rugby World Cup in Ireland. Abby is currently working on her game during COVID-19 as she looks to the possibility of the Olympics Games in Tokyo, next year. Similar to Abby this episode had everything, here's what we covered:  How Abby is making the most of lockdown and the core skills she's been developing when you're not allowed at parks or grounds   Abby has a Bsc in Physiology and Neurobiology and this has helped her develop world-class habits and breaking down poor ones How Abby focuses on her sleep and how this is directly related to skill development  How the Eagles have shifted their culture from secrecy to an open culture where everyone focuses on sharing their knowledge to improve as a group as opposed to individuals  This episode was a special one as it highlights the level of detail world-class athletes are willing to go to practice their trade even when everything is against them.  If you're looking to build a culture that revolves around science, skills and better habits this episode is our best one yet for it. Get into it and take some notes.  Rickaroons: https://www.rickaroons.com/ Superfood & Company: https://www.superfoodandcompany.com/  

Production team:Host : Maria XenidouProducer: Julie-Roxane KrikorianIntroduction Voice: David Bourne  Contact us:impactlearningpodcast(at)gmail.com  Music credits:Like Lee performed by The Mini VandalsTransition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks Where to find more about Abby Falik and Global Citizen Year:LinkedInHer websiteMediaGlobal Citizen YearGlobal Citizen Academy Listen to this episode and explore: Childhood: travelling around the world with her family and developing an entrepreneurial mindset (4:10)University: self-designing her bachelor’s degree in International Development and taking a formative gap year during college (7:58)The most challenging part of her gap year (11:05)The road to founding Global Citizen Year: her early career and the decision to go to business school (12:56)Abby’s advice to find your purpose: follow your heartbreak (17:19)The mission of Global Citizen Year (20:21)What a Global Citizen Year looks like (22:47)The support students receive before, during and after their Global Citizen Year (27:54)The decision to launch the Global Citizen Academy in 2020 (30:56)How they built the Global Citizen Academy through partnerships (37:17)The financial model of the Global Citizen Academy: pay what you can (39:37)The essence of the Global Citizen Year: an apprenticeship for growth and reflection (40:30)The importance of peer-to-peer learning (42:28)How Abby sees Global Citizen Year evolve in the future (43:44)Working closely with Colleges and Universities to bring the change they want to see (44:57)What Abby wants to leave her mark on during her lifetime (47:48) 

Are you someone who challenges the traditional ideals of what leadership should look like? Do you want to learn more about how connection is at the heart of every workplace? Join me in this episode where I have the privilege of speaking with Global Communications Solutions Lead at Facebook, Abby Guthkelch! We discuss Abby’s approach to diversity and collaboration, trends that have come to the forefront during Coronavirus, and why so many company cultures need a rehaul. The way leadership looks is changing and it’s up to those at the top to adapt to those changes and lead with honesty and authenticity. It will only benefit the people you work with and allow them to see you as someone who is relatable and understanding of their needs. Tune in to episode 11 of Moving Beyond Acronyms for a more in-depth look into Abby’s story and to learn more about the art of connection within businesses! Some Questions I Ask:What led you to a career in communications and marketing? (2:41)How did you become involved with projects surrounding communications while working as a PA? (5:07)How did you discipline yourself to be diverse in your workplace? (10:04)Have you made any mistakes during your hiring process? (14:13)What are the ways in which you nullify the friction that arises within your team? (15:15)How do you apply your collaborative mindset to a team structure? (18:20)What do you do at Facebook? (20:27)How do you challenge leaders that have such a corporate approach? (33:28)How would you define thought leadership? (36:11)What are the new rules of engagement at your workplace during Covid-19? (39:28)What is one commercial, advertisement, or word that has had the most impact on you? (47:51)In This Episode You Will Learn:The team effort behind the numerous awards Abby has won in her field (7:27)Why diversity within Abby’s team is so important (8:36)How Abby distinguishes genuine candidates during her recruitment process (12:09)Emerging trends that are prevalent at Facebook right now (22:03)The percentage of workers that are ‘deskless’ & What that dynamic looks like (25:09)How connection is at the center of every work environment (28:24)Why company heads’ should lead with personality and honesty (31:03)A breakdown of Abby’s tagline (46:57)Connect With Torund Bryhn:LinkedInTwitterInstagramConnect With Abby Guthkelch:LinkedInInstagramTwitterResources: Book - “Fanocracy: Turning Fans Into Customers And Customers Into Fans” Author, David Meerman Scott See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Abby Eddy, the Assistant Director of Digital Engagement at Purdue University, joins the Social Pros Podcast to talk about how you can use social media to connect with your audience during uncertain times. Please Support Our Sponsors: Huge thanks to our amazing sponsors for helping us make this happen. Please support them; we couldn't do it without their help! This week: Salesforce Marketing Cloud SocialMedia.org   Full Episode Details As we enter what is traditionally considered ‘commencement season’ for many, millions of students are finding themselves at a standstill. Lecture halls have been swapped for Zoom calls and cap and gowns have been replaced with ‘comfy clothes’ like joggers and trainers. In a world seized by a global pandemic, how are major universities dealing with the impact of COVID-19 and leveraging social to engage with Higher Ed students? Abby Eddy, the Assistant Director of Digital Engagement at Purdue University, has really perfected the university’s approach to messaging their students during this uncertain time. Abby talks about how she uses social media to bring some levity during these times by embracing pop culture in a way that is relevant to Purdue and speaks to their audience. In This Episode 04:58 – How Purdue University are using social conversations to engage with students and organize on-demand commencement 11:16 – How different departments and team members have come together to help the university communicate effectively online 13:19 – How Abby’s team manages Purdue University’s brand voice across the board 17:31 – Why it’s important to find a balance between ‘COVID-19 messaging’ Vs. more ‘cheerful’ content 22:30 – How to choose what pop culture moments to play into 23:46 – How Purdue University uses past performance data to cultivate future results 26:46 – An insight into the successful hashtag engagement campaign for the launch of the Purdue Podcast Resources: Get the new State of Marketing report for free from Salesforce Find out more about the community at SocialMedia.org with a special form for Social Pros listeners Download Salesforce’s free eBook - “50 Best Practices for Email Marketers” Visit Purdue University’s website Listen to the brand-new Purdue Podcast Visit SocialPros.com for more insights from your favorite social media marketers.

In today's episode, Abby Lawson joins me to share all about her experience as the owner of the popular organizing blog, Just A Girl And Her Blog.  Abby is truly one of the queens of the organizing world. She has built her entire career around creating quality video and blog content through organizing her own home and office.  In this interview, Abby has lots of tips on creating videos and blog content, as well as how to get started with affiliate marketing.   (00:00) – Introduction to the episode(01:00) – Introducing Abby Lawson(03:17) – Abby shares her experience creating content full time for her blog and YouTube(05:58) – How Abby found out about the professional organizing industry(07:30) – Tips for starting a blog and what to post(11:20) – Abby’s #1 tip for posting on social platforms(12:47) – Some ways Abby has monetized her blog and Instagram(20:30) – Abby shares why she started her YouTube channel(24:19) – How Abby plans out her projects in advance(26:34) – How video makes your audience feel more connected to you(29:10) – The one big thing that Abby would do differently if she could start over(30:54) – Abby explains why email marketing is crucial to sales(33:20) – Why email marketing is important for professional organizers(35:50) – How to create quality content when you don't have a chic home(39:01) – More info on applying for affiliate marketing(40:05) – Abby’s preferred email marketing service(41:05) – Episode Wrap-Up   The rest of the show notes can be found at proorganizerstudio.com/blog/blogging-niche

We all know content marketing is crucial to having a successful business. However, before you can get anyone to pay attention to your content, you’ve got to lay the groundwork by building solid relationships. Abby Herman joins me today to discuss different ways you can make these vital connections, even if you’re new to the online world or an introvert like me!    In this podcast episode, we share: How and why Abby transitioned from teaching to content marketing How Abby used Facebook groups to grow her business Suggestions for building relationships online using offline methods Advice for using “Coffee Chats” to connect more intentionally with others   How Abby’s social media strategy evolved as her business grew The power of using video and audio messages for direct messaging The value of shifting digital interactions from impersonal to personal Why Abby’s program focuses on building relationships   About Abby Herman Abby Herman is the owner of Write Solutions, a content marketing agency for service-based business owners who want to gain visibility for their businesses with personalized content strategies and implementation. She specializes in idea generation and content strategy and delivery so her clients can keep on doing what they love in their businesses. She also creates courses to help newer business owners DIY their content marketing, because she knows from experience that there’s nothing more frustrating than not knowing where to start.   Connect with Abby: https://www.instagram.com/abbymherman/ https://www.facebook.com/AbbyMHerman1/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/abbymherman/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp_mA7yy1hJdFviLrcJl7YQ Links Mentioned: Connect. Build. Succeed. Abby Herman Freebies PodcastBuddy This Episode Is Made Possible By: Social Report: The world’s most complete social media management platform and my social media management tool of choice. Savvy Social School: Everything you need to increase visibility, growth, and engagement on social media

Have you ever questioned if it’s possible to build a profitable, successful business that brings you joy, freedom and peace without pushing, crushing, grinding? If so, then episode 147 of the Lead with Love podcast is for you. This is a business love story about a working mom who built a hobby business on the side of her corporate career that now generates multiple seven figures per year. In this episode, I get cozy with my friend and client Abby Walker, who I just adore to pieces. Abby is the CEO of Vivian Lou, a multi-million dollar company dedicated to helping women look and feel better in high heels. She shares how she was fueled by passion when she leaped from a corporate career to googling her way to a path of entrepreneurship. She’s also the author of Strap on a Pair - A Middle-Aged, Middle-Management, Middle-Class Mom's Quest for Something More, written to inspire anyone who feels trapped in the daily grind to take the first step—or the next step—toward finding their something more. Her mission as the CEO of Vivian Lou is to empower women to wear heels 4x longer without pain so they can focus more on their dreams and less on their feet. What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): :: How Abby and I originally started working together, and what I feel is one of her superpowers :: A time when Abby admits she had fallen out of love with business, and what got her out of it :: How her past career in the corporate world led to her building a multiple 7-figure “hobby” business :: The story of how and why she briefly returned to Corporate America and when she realized that she finally “made it” as an entrepreneur :: When some of Abby’s best ideas come to her and the book she says that literally changed her life You can find the full show notes from this episode over at https://jadahsellner.com/falling-in-love-with-failure-abby-walker-147

If you think about sailing a yacht round the world, what image comes into your mind? Fantastic sunsets, calm seas, whales and dolphins appearing intermittently, and balmy days in a bikini? Yep, me too. The reality of round-the-world ocean racing is somewhat different: I’m sure the wildlife encounters can be pretty special and there are no doubt some spectacular sunsets, but yachts sail 24/7 during their legs at sea and the Volvo Ocean Race is well-known to be one of the toughest sporting events in the world. It is certainly the longest, and involving 9 months at sea, enormous physical and mental human challenge and a daily battle against the elements. Yacht racing is also one of the few sports where men and women compete alongside one another, although it has traditionally been a male-only domain, and for centuries it was considered bad luck to take a woman to sea on your boat.  Times are fortunately changing, and my guest this week is Abby Ehler, now veteran of 3 Volvo Ocean Races, including this year’s voyage, where she was part of Team Brunel that placed third overall after a gruelling 9 months of sailing. Abby was previously the boat captain for Team SCA, the first all-female team to compete for 12 years when they took part in the Volvo Ocean Race in the 2014-15 competition. Over 250 women applied for 15 spots on that boat, so clearly there is an appetite for women to compete at the very highest levels within the sport. Off the back of Team SCA, the Magenta Project was founded to promote and encourage women at the top end of sailing. Abby is now their Director of Media and Events. in addition to being a mum to her son and racing regularly both at home and abroad.  In this interview we disuss: -How Abby got into sailing - What the Volvo Ocean Race entails - Her hairiest and scariest adventures - How changes to the rules of sailing this year helped more women to be involved at the highest levels - The establishment of the Magenta Project and their support of women in elite sailing - The future of the sport, including the Volvo Ocean Race and Abby's hopes for women in sailing in the years to come Abby is on Twitter @trimore and Instagram @abbyehler and you can find the Magenta Project on social media @themagentaproj. Their website is www.themagentaproject.org More info on the Volvo Ocean Race can be found at www.volvooceanrace.com and if you're interested in getting started in sailing then the best place to go is the RYA website www.rya.org.uk  Enjoy!

My guest today is Abby Stahlschmidt. Abby is a professional model with whom I've worked several times, and she's also an accomplished violinist playing across the US and Europe. We talk about her music career so far and take a deep dive into the fashion and modeling world as we've both seen it, including a look at female objectification and how our work impacts people who see it. Abby also shares about a special organization she supports in this episode's Non-Profit Spotlight. We end our conversation with an elevating celebration of femininity plus the mention of another playlist related to our conversation.   After it's over check out that playlist and see photos and videos of Abby in the show notes at https://collectedclan.com/abbystahlschmidt Topics Covered: 0:01:26 Introduction 0:01:44 Abby the Violinist 0:02:19 Abby describes her music 0:03:29 Electric violin vs Acoustic violin 0:08:14 Musical career highlights 0:11:54 "Purple Rain" tribute cover 0:16:22 Designing a custom tuxedo 0:19:09 Non-Profit Spotlight: Camp Penuel 0:20:42 Modeling segment introduction 0:22:25 Photographing pageantland 0:25:47 How Abby started modeling career 0:28:56 Early along in modeling career 0:30:26 Parental guidance for modeling career 0:34:29 How Abby felt about her first photo shoot experience as a 12-year-old 0:36:49 A shady experience with another photographer and how her agency responded 0:39:27 Models are independent contractors 0:43:05 Modeling and female objectification 0:51:34 On retouching and superficiality 0:55:10 Intimate portraits and intent 0:58:31 Pre-sunrise photoshoot 1:01:48 Celebrating feminity 1:04:35 Songs that celebrate women 1:08:15 Closing remarks Follow Along: Follow Collected Clan at these online destinations to never miss an episode. It's free to listen: Official Website Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Podcasts Stitcher YouTube Facebook.com/CollectedClan Twitter.com/CollectedClan Instagram.com/CollectedClan Feedback: Your thoughts, comments, and questions are welcome. Here's how: Email: collectedclan@gmail.com Voice: 615.592.5017 Support: If you find value in what we’re doing on Collected Clan, please support the show financially: PATREON to learn how you can financially support this show for as little as $5 a month, or PAYPAL to make a donation, either one-time or monthly  

Are you resistant to selling, even though your business depends on it? Or do you feel unworthy of the success you may be experiencing? If this is you, take heart- you can move past this and come to enjoy all the fruits of your efforts. Listen in today and find out how Ursula's dynamic guest, Abby Walker overcame her initial stumbling blocks and moved from fearful to fabulous.   Abby is the founder and CEO of Vivian Lou, a company dedicated to helping women to look and feel better in high heels.   Today, Abby and Ursula discuss:   The limiting beliefs Abby had about sales and selling when she launched Vivian Lou. How Abby's money blocks showed up for her and what helped her to move past them. Whether Abby has been able to invest in herself since starting her business. How Ursula has lovingly and forcefully helped Abby to fall in love with her numbers. It's not as difficult as you think to reach your goal if you work with your numbers. Abby's annual goal has become her monthly goal and her monthly goals have become her daily goals. What happened when Abby first doubled her sales. How Abby came to know that the sky was the limit. How Abby has come to believe in herself. How her belief in herself and her 'couragosity' has helped Abby to manifest really fast. How Abby has reframed the word 'failure' to really work for her. The number one limiting belief that Abby changed, to double her sales. The top two strategies that Abby used to double her sales. How Abby uses her intuition in her business. Abby offers you some great tips for your business. How Abby found her virtual assistant.   Links:   Abby's business website: www.vivianlou.com- Use the coupon code double to get 20% off your purchase.   Abby's email: abby@vivianlou.com    Abby on Linkedin: Abigail Walker   You can also find Abby (Abigail Walker) on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.   Ursula's website: www.salescoachnow.com