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When you're really good at a LOT of things in your business, you wind up doing ALL the things in your business… Because you think, “Oh, I can do this.” Or “It's just easier for me to do it rather than hire or train someone”. And then one day you wake up & you're exhausted from doing it ALL. And you wonder, how the hell can I grow if I'm already doing SO much & can't keep up! This definitely is an exhaustion or depletion point that can help us fall OUT OF LOVE with our business! In this moment, we learn that “just because we can, doesn't mean we should…” So - meet Alice Patterson, brand photographer who learned how to scale her business in an exciting way, but there have also been challenges along the way! Check out today's conversation about when to scale your business - HOW Alice scaled your business - and also how it's helped her love her business even more!

In today’s episode, I chat to Australian dietitian and nutritionist Alice Bleathman about her career journey as a new graduate dietitian, and the role that social media plays in her business.We cover...Why Alice chose to study nutrition instead of medicine despite achieving a near-perfect ATAR score (high school exam score).How Alice positioned herself for being offered her dream job straight out of universityWhy Alice decided to start an Instagram page and Youtube channelHow social media has evolved from being a hobby to something Alice generates income fromWhy every health professional needs to be on social media How to manage imposter syndrome to support professional growth and developmentWanna sky-rocket your engagement on Instagram? Download my free ebook '7 strategies to ignite your engagement on Instagram' at rachelhawkins.co/igniteNakedChats is an independent podcast that thrives on the support of its listeners. If you'd like to support the show you can do so in a few ways...Hit 'subscribe' on Apple podcasts or 'follow' on SpotifyLeave a rating and review Share a screenshot with your friends on socialsCraving more? You're only human!Website: rachelhawkins.coInstagram: @rachelhawkinscoFacebook: @rachelhawkinscoPinterest: @rachelhawkinscoYouTube: Rachel Hawkins

Children’s writer Alice Clover joins us on She Rebel Radio today, where we discuss the creation, self publishing and promotion process of her best selling book Girls Love to Fart.    “After working with children for 20 years, I noticed most of the toilet humour books were aimed at boys and had male protagonists and yet girls also found it funny, so I felt like it needed to be more of an equal genre for both boys and girls”  - Alice Clover    Girls Love to Fart has sold about 10,000 copies in just under two years and Alice shares how the women in her family and female authors have inspired her over the years. We also discuss the importance of the bold message that Girls Love to Fart delivers, why it’s important and the challenges Alice had to overcome to create it.    “I knew not everyone would like the book, yet I really wanted to get the message of ‘Girls Love to Fart’ out there to help improve women’s confidence about themselves and their bodies, and the right to not feel ashamed.”   - Alice Clover    This week on She Rebel Radio : The inspiration and inspiring women behind the best-selling book ‘Girls love to Fart’  Why it was so important to challenge the shame and status quo for girls and women.  The challenges of self publishing and promoting a best selling children’s book.  How Alice focused on the bold message she wanted to deliver as opposed to those who didn’t like or understand her idea.  Other taboo subjects that women (and girls love) which are not discussed and need to be challenged.    Connect with Alice : www.facebook.com/alicecloverstories www.instagram.com/alicecloverstories www.alicecloverstories.com Purchase Book :  https://www.waterstones.com/book/girls-love-to-fart/alice-clover/cheryl-lucas/9781916482616 https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/Girls-Love-to-Fart-by-Clover-Alice/9781916482616 https://www.whsmith.co.uk/products/girls-love-to-fart-1/alice-clover/cheryl-lucas/paperback/9781916482616.html www.cheryllucas.co.uk   Join the She Rebellion! Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of She Rebel Radio - the podcast empowering women to unlearn conventional rules and create businesses of significance. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, leave a review, and share your favourite episodes with your friends on social media. We’d love for you to connect and continue the conversation with us at She Rebel Radio Members and follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter and be sure to visit our website. 

On this week’s episode, I have Alice Nettleingham, who has gone through a number of career changes and each time has really enjoyed every career she has been in. Like me, she loves variety and adventure and we met each other in Bansko, Bulgaria. After graduating in psychology, Alice worked as a psychological well-being practitioner for the NHS. Fast forward a few years and she had spent 5 years as an English teacher in Asia and forward some more and Alice is running a hugely popular female solo travel blogging business and now has become a certified hypnotherapist helping other content creators get rid of unconscious patterns of self doubt and procrastination that stops them being successful in their business.In this episode, we discuss:How Alice made the decision to change her career each timeHer approach to transition - jumping in with both feet and how this can really be effective for some peopleHow stories from others can change our beliefs and give us instant inspiration to change careersHow we can reprogram our minds by changing our self-narratives through hypnosisHow does hypnosis work exactly and how can it improve your clarity and productivityWhat’s the one thing that’s made Alice burn from within?Resources:Teacake Travels - Alice's awesome and highly popular solo female travel blog!Connect with Alice on IG here - feel free to ask her any questions in DM - @speaktoaliceBook a taster hypnosis session here - trust me, you have to experience this!

Alice Evans is a great example of an executive who knows how to broaden their horizons and innovate in whichever environment she finds herself in. Although her varied career has seen her move from physiotherapy to HR management and now to her present role as CEO of True Relationships and Reproductive Health, her life in senior management has been defined by her ability to grow with an organisation. It was great to pick her brains about the incredible strides True Relationships and Reproductive Health has made, bridging the public sector with the private sector to raise awareness and improve sexual health in areas that are traditionally conservative. She also gave some great insight about how she is using emerging technologies to empower vulnerable people, and how she has harnessed the power of networking and peer groups to make her into the executive she is today. In this episode you will learn: -How Alice’s executive team pivoted to create effective online content during lockdown -Ground Probe’s revolutionary miner-safety technology -How Alice upskilled to be ready for changing executive roles -Implementing an ERP across a large business -The value of an executive MBA -How Alice oversaw a partnership with the public health service -How Alice achieved increased accessibility across Queensland -How schoolkids are becoming more tolerant of LGBT issues -The positive impact of emerging technologies on elderly people -The opportunities to expand service delivery in a post-COVID world -The importance of lifelong learning and staying connected with dynamic people -How Alice has benefited from sharing ideas in an open forum -The different approaches to job applications of female executives V male executives Extra Resources: -Find Alice on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alice-evans-19b1ab20/ -For a free copy of presenter Richard Triggs’ best-selling book, Uncover the Hidden Job Market, how to find and win your next senior executive role, go to: http://www.uncoverthehiddenjobmarket.com -If you would like to promote your organisation’s brand as an employer of choice on this podcast, contact Richard on: 0403588517 or email richardt@areteexecutive.com.au

When co-host Gene McNaughton and I first received the opportunity to interview Alice Combs, “The Lady With Balls”, we were totally intrigued and her guest appearance on the Sales Chalk Talk Show this morning was all it promised to be and more. Alice is truly an exceptional woman with a fascinating back story and some phenomenal advice for any woman or man who wants to achieve success in business and life! Her story will inspire and motivate you to greater, higher levels! What you’ll hear on this podcast: • Alice’s incredible rise from nothing to the creator of a $10 Million a year business • How Alice chose and succeeded tremendously in a male-dominated industry • How Alice was able to survive and thrive in spite of massive challenges • The most important characteristics for entrepreneurial success • And MUCH, MUCH more! Join Gene and me as we enjoy and learn from the delightful Lady With Balls! Alice’s website is http://ladywithballs.com. Also, check out Gene McNaughton’s website at http://growthsmart.com, and get a free chapter of his book “The Sales Edge” at http://thesalesedge.co. If you’d like to take advantage of more resources to help you dramatically increase your sales and revenue, go to https://redcapsalescoaching.com.

Alice ter Harr's career spans 10 years in high-growth businesses and most recently four years at one of Europe’s fastest-growing companies, Deliveroo. Alice spent the first decade of her career as a commercial marketer, but thanks to the magic of personal development, two years ago she realised that her calling is to inspire people to find and be their best selves. In November 2019, she moved to Deliveroo’s People Strategy & Development team so that she can pursue this passion and purpose more closely. Alice works here four days a week alongside which she’s building up her side hustle – Badass Unicorn. Badass Unicorn shares what we can learn about hyper-personal growth from Unicorn ($1bn) scale-ups. Alice evangelizes about this as a keynote speaker – at events like Ad Week and The CIPD’s Festival of Work – and through in-company training programmes and partner and public workshops. Alongside this, Alice shares her growth story and learnings through candid writing, vlogging and blogging. She joins me to share her story and all things personal development. We discuss; How Alice the Hair priorities her daily tasks  How Alice became passionate about personal development How she developed Badass Unicorn The four stages of Badass Unicorn  How to hold yourself accountable when it comes to your self-development How to be more productive and get into flow  How you can use discomfort as a positive personal development tool So much more…

Are you dealing with chronic pain but hesitant to resort to drugs or surgery? There are other ways to heal, pending you have an open mind and a willingness to break from convention. In fact, thousands of energy healing modalities exist to support us in healing the body and restoring our energy field. Alice ‘Alicja’ Jones is a Reiki Master Teacher and a practitioner of Metatronic Healing, Quantum Touch, Access Consciousness, Matrix Energetics and crystal healing. She spent 25 years in a high-powered career as a real estate broker until debilitating back pain led her to the practice of energy healing. Alice’s journey is chronicled in her book, Own Your Power: Day by Day—365 Meditations for Clearing Emotional, Mental, and Spiritual Blockages to Becoming Your Higher Self. On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Alice joins Emerald to explain how saying NO to conventional treatments for chronic pain (drugs and surgery) inspired her to try Reiki, the foundation of the energy healing modalities. Alice introduces us to the two healing techniques she was gifted by the Archangel Metatron, describing the mystical experiences that revealed her ability to heal through others. Listen in to understand how Alice wrote her book by way of channeling and learn how being open to divine inspiration can serve your creativity—and help you heal! What You Will Learn The health crisis that called Alice to her healing journey Alice’s determination to heal without drugs or surgery How Alice discovered Reiki energy healing The mystical experience that showed Alice she was meant to share her ability to heal through others What inspired Alice to pursue spiritual work full-time The two healing techniques Alice was gifted by the Archangel Metatron How Alice heals clients through the energy field + the body How Alice used channeling to write Own Your Power: Day by Day Connect with Alice ‘Alicja’ Jones Alice’s Website Resources Own Your Power: Day by Day—365 Meditations for Clearing Emotional, Mental, and Spiritual Blockages to Becoming Your Higher Self by Alice ‘Alicja’ Jones Pippa Merivale Connect with Emerald GreenForest Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Emerald on Instagram Email listeners@wickedlysmartwomen.com Apply to Wealthy Life by Design Leave Us A Message On Our listener line:   540-402-0043 x4343

Our guest today is Alice Guillaume. Alice is the Senior Director of Marketing at AppLovin where she heads up AppLovin's in-house creative studio, SparkLabs, where she and her team build creatives for Lion Studios, for gaming studios worldwide, and for AppLovin's partner studios to help developers grow their businesses. I'm excited to have Alice primarily because she's seen and experienced so much from working on creatives for a wide variety of games on AppLovin's client base as well as for Lion studios, which is something I'm very, very curious about, especially given the massive success they've had lately. Key Highlights:

In the first episode, Salena and Terry bring on their good friends, Simon and Alice Elliott to be the first guests of the show. The interview starts with “what’s the last thing you watched together,” and then leads to stories of their first movie together, Simon’s fear of knives, #KnifePorn search on Instagram, How Alice got to go to multiple movie screenings growing up, Terry’s terrible attempt at a British accent, and more. And as we end every interview, we ask Simon and Alice, “what’s your secret to a successful relationship.” Oh, and be sure to listen to a surprise audio clip from Salena at the end! Thank you so much for listening and we're excited to take this journey with you!

In this episode you’ll hear [ 00:53:59 ]:How Alice got into Law of Attraction (LOA) work + coachingWhy LOA is always worksWhy your subconscious can bring you what you don't wantAre you in Desperation or High VibesLaw of Attraction 101 - how this really worksLearn how to relax into your manifestingLoren's own love manifestation storyHow to remove (and become aware of) energy blocksHow to ask better questions to get better answersKeeping power in own hands (outsourcing love/worth/external competition?)How to discover + remove subconscious blocksLEARN MORE ABOUT THE GUEST:Alice’s Website: Manifesting SquadAlice’s Facebook GroupThe Secret BookThe Secret MovieEpigeneticsBBC Epigentics ArticleNature Journal: Epigentics

Welcome to another episode of Develomentor. Today's guest is Alice Albrecht. Alice is currently an independent consultant. She is also building a brain-computer interface startup. Prior to this, she led the strategy and advising portions of Cloudera Fast Forward Labs, where she was also a research engineer.Before joining Cloudera Fast Forward Labs, Alice worked in both finance and technology companies as a practicing data scientist, data science leader, and - most recently - a data product manager. In addition to teaching machines to do cool things, Alice is passionate about mentoring and helping others grow in their careers. Alice holds a PhD from Yale in cognitive neuroscience where she studied how humans summarize sensory information from the world around them and the neural substrates that underlie those summaries.Click Here –> For more information about tech careersEpisode Summary“We’ve had this huge surge in the use of deep learning and neural networks and all of these more complicated and very, very data-hungry techniques and organizations have seen a lot of benefit from those. But I think that in the next couple of years we’re going to see a plateau in the advancement there and we’re going to have to rethink the way that we’re developing these algorithms.”—Alice AlbrechtIn this episode we’ll cover:How Alice started college when she was 15 and was on the fast track to becoming a professorWhy Alice left academia to work in the private sector and technologyHow a neuroscience background gives Alice an advantage when working in data scienceWhat Alice looks for when hiring data scientistsWhy Alice believes deep learning will hit a plateau in the next couple of yearsYou can find more resources and a full transcript in the show notesTo learn more about our podcast go to https://develomentor.com/To listen to previous episodes go to https://develomentor.com/blog/Follow Alice AlbrechtTwitter: @AliceAlbrechtLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alice-albrecht-6379868/Follow Develomentor:Twitter: @develomentorFollow Grant IngersollTwitter: @gsingersLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/grantingersoll

This week I'm talking to Alice Homes, I really enjoyed her take on how we can start to reduce our plastic consumption by focusing on one thing at a time! Now that sounds doable! We talk about: How Alice came to be in Japan How she became involved in her current project with looknopura Overcoming helpless feelings and taking action Her tips for starting to live a less wasteful life A special offer for listeners Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/looknopura/ https://www.facebook.com/loopykurukuru/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/looknopura/ Online Blog: www.looknopura.blogspot.com Links of things mentioned in this episode: Anita Moorjani books: Dying to be me What if this is heaven Alice Holmes. Educator, bilingual public speaker, general busy body, currently living in Miyazaki City, Kyushu, Japan. Alice, a New Zealander, has spent most of her life in Christchurch, New Zealand. She currently works part-time teaching English at the University of Miyazaki, volunteering with the Miyazaki Eco no Kai, and does freelance speaking engagements. Her hobbies include sewing, crafts, reading (nonfiction) and gardening.

MEET THE GUEST: Alice Vo Edwards is a consultant with roles at multiple companies including Alerive, MassInflux, and BattleBuddy, where she specializes in utilizing her technology and applied psychological science expertise to support systems for improving health and wellbeing outcomes.   She is also an advocate for improving mental health support systems and founder of ADHDKid.net. She volunteers as the outreach coordinator for the Nevada Coalition for Suicide Prevention, and advocates for women in scientific careers working internationally in her role as At-Large Delegate for Graduate Women in Science. She is also completing a Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology at Walden University with an emphasis on research and evaluation related to workplace wellbeing.   In this episode, we cover: How Alice started her advocacy journey when her daughter was diagnosed with ADHD How she went on a quest to build a better 504 process for her daughter and others like her Her mission to help other parents of kids with ADHD through the ADHD Kid Diary and ADHDKid.net   Where To Connect with Alice Online: www.ADHDKid.net Connect with Mia Francis-Poulin! Find out how you can work with Mia at www.racreative.co Catch up with Mia on Instagram. Join the Mama, Build Your Empire Group on Facebook.  

Dr. Alice Loy is the co-founder & CEO of Creative Startups. She has over 20 years of experience working with entrepreneurs in the creative industries. Widely considered a leading authority on entrepreneurship in the creative economy, Alice built the Creative Startups Accelerator with a vision for catalyzing high growth company formation in the under-served creative economy. Today the accelerator operates on four continents serving over 50 creative companies each year. Alice also co-authored the book, Creative Economy Entrepreneurs: From Startup to Success. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Alice defines entrepreneurship The story behind the book, Creative Economy Entrepreneurs How creative entrepreneurs are transforming the global economy The startup accelerator for creative entrepreneurs and how it works Why startups are a race against time Keys to focusing on your vital priorities The importance of building discipline in your thinking How social change happens How mentorship can accelerate success The best way to build and scale your business Ways to contact Alice: Website: www.creativestartups.org Email: alice@creativestartups.org Twitter: @createstartups Instagram: www.instagram.com/createstartups Facebook: www.facebook.com/createstartups

One of the most amazing aspects of the crowdfunding movement has been the surge of unique, sustainable solutions brought to the marketplace. From reusable beverage containers to innovative clothing, more and more entrepreneurs are considering how they can bring a solution to their wider community. The solution that Alice Chun and her team have developed is something that everyone around the world needs access to: renewable energy. In her conversation with Roy, Alice opens up about The QWNN, where the idea came from, why she chose to take her product to Indiegogo rather than Kickstarter, and much more! Don’t miss a minute of this fascinating episode featuring Alice and The QWNN. What is The QWNN? Did you know that fossil fuels, used for energy and lighting globally, create 65% of the pollution in the air? Now more than ever, there is a significant need for sustainable and affordable sources of power. The QWNN is a unique, origami-inspired, foldable, portable lantern and power bank. This product has been designed to harnesses the sun’s power and give users brilliant light to accent their home, garden, and outdoor adventures. To hear more about this amazing product and the story behind its creation, make sure to listen to this powerful episode with Alice Chun! Why sustainable solutions are so important. As the global community faces increasing threats of natural disaster caused by global warming, new resources are needed to help devastated communities recover. Part of the mission and drive behind the creation of The QWNN is to help these communities by providing a product that will last. The company behind The QWNN, Solight Design, has a social mission to bring light to underserved regions around the world. The SolarPuff was created in response to the 2010 Haiti earthquake, and they have since expanded to a whole line of solar lanterns. It's so inspiring to hear these amazing stories of innovation tied to social good! The difference between Kickstarter and Indiegogo. Many startup entrepreneurs struggle with the decision of which platform to launch their product on, Kickstarter or Indiegogo. We’ve seen many entrepreneurs thrive with their innovative products on both platforms over the years. For Alice Chun, she has the unique vantage point of launching a product on both platforms, first on Kickstarter and then on Indiegogo. Alice made the switch to Indiegogo after a few rounds of miscommunication with Kickstarter, plus she really enjoyed the fact that Indiegogo provides a liaison specifically assigned to each project. Learn more about Alice’s experience on both platforms and more on this engaging episode! Key Takeaways [1:05] Alice Chun joins the podcast to talk about her product, The QWNN. [4:20] Why didn’t Alice take The QWINN to Kickstarter? What changed with this version? [8:00] How Alice and her team reached fundraising goals & press engagement tips. [10:00] What led Alice to get involved with creating solar lanterns? [13:10] Alice talks about the difference between launching on Kickstarter and Indiegogo. [15:15] Alice enters the Launch Round, rapid-fire questions. [17:00] Why you should check out The QWNN. Links Steve Jobs Tribes: We Need You to Lead Us Connect With The QWNN The QWNN on Indiegogo Sponsors Art of the Kickstart is honored to be sponsored by The Gadget Flow, a product discovery platform that helps you discover, save, and buy awesome products. The Gadget Flow is the ultimate buyer's guide for cool luxury gadgets and creative gifts. Click here to learn more and list your product - use coupon code ATOKK16 for 20% off! Art of the Kickstart is honored to be sponsored by BackerKit. BackerKit makes software that crowdfunding project creators use to survey backers, organize data, raise additional funds with add-ons and manage orders for fulfillment, saving creators hundreds of hours. To learn more and get started, click here.  

Sales, Relationships, Trust, Business, Leadership Summary   I often define selling as simply discovering what the OTHER person wants, needs, or desires, and helping them to get it. While this is certainly true as far as selling a product or service, it covers SO much more. We'll take a VERY special look at that in our first segment. And later, Anthony Iannarino will move from Alice Cooper fan to sharing with us wisdom from his fantastic new book titled, The Only Sales Guide You'll Ever Need. That and more on today's show. Bob's Thought of the Day   You'll discover:   A very unique story of a personal experience Anthony had with rock legend, Alice Cooper. How Alice sells the show but also provides the “customer experience” as well as any sales professional. Alice's example of leadership by personally engaging with his fans.   Interview with Anthony Iannarino   You'll discover:   Why the first step to sales success is believing in yourself and your power to make a difference. Anthony's reflections on a “dream client”--who they are, how to spot one, and why you should invest your time winning them over. Why caring for others is a huge competitive advantage, and how it results in trust. A helpful “equation” from sales authority Charlie Green that illustrates the value of trust in the sales process. Why the only thing you truly sell is outcomes, how to “own” your outcomes, and how to leverage this outcomes-based sales approach for your business. How to manage customers who ask for a discount or a “deal.” Click to Tweet   Sales isn't situational, it's individual. @iannarino Trust = [Credibility x Reliability x Intimacy] / Self-Orientation via @charleshgreen @iannarino You not only SELL the outcomes … you OWN the outcomes. @iannarino   Interview Links   Iannarino.comTheSalesBlog.comThe Only Sales Guide You'll Ever Need by Anthony IannarinoFollow Anthony Iannarino on Twitter Resources   Sell The Go-Giver Way Webinar GoGiverSalesAcademy.com The Go-Giver Leader TheGoGiver.com GoGiverSpeaker.com Burg.com How to Post a Review

Alice Bentinck is Co-Founder at Entrepreneurs First, the accelerator program that puts founders first! Previously, Alice worked at prestigious consultancy firm McKinsey & Co, before turning down an offer from Google to found Entrepreneur First alongside Matt. She taught herself to code, and founded Code First Girls in 2013 to help more women get into tech. She sits on the board of Sherry Coutu's Founders4Schools, is on Imperial College London's Department of Computing Industrial Liaison Board, and acted as the Prime Minister's expert on startups at the Northern Future Forum. She has been recognised in Management Today’s 35 under 35 and the Evening Standard’s Top 1000 most influential Londoners. In Today's Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Alice came up with the idea for EF and why she decided to found the company? 2.) What would Alice recommend is the best way to build a company from scratch? EF is for technical individuals, what can non technical individuals do? 3.) What would Alice say makes a great founder? Has she seen any commonalities in the great founders that have exited EF? 4.) What is Alice's opinion on equity divisions within startups? What is the right way to approach the topic? 5.) What should teams focus on in the first 100 days of their startup? What is the 20% that produces 80% of the results? 6.) What has been the hardest aspect of growing the business and how did Alice overcome it?   As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Alice on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry and many a mojito session, you can follow him on Instagram here!  

My second part interview with the great Alice Peck. In this episode we focus on her new assignment as a principal of a Title I school in our district. What is Alice going to take with her to her new Title I school? What is Alice anxious about in going to her new school? Why Alice is excited about change. “If you’re not nervous, you probably shouldn’t be doing this!” How Alice is going to overcome her fears. “The greatest way to overcome fear is to face it and address it!” How Alice will deal with building trust as fast as she can. Hint: you can’t speed up trust. The importance of visibility as a school leader. Modeling the kind of work ethic she wants her staff to have. What advice does Alice have to be a transformative principal? Surround yourself with smart people. What helps Alice focus on what is most important? (I forgot to take a picture before I left her office! I’ll see if you can send me one.) Sponsor: Sanebox Web Site Transformative Principal on Stitcher Refer A Principal