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Amber Leach is an award-winning, critically acclaimed wedding photographer, marketing and PR consultant, entrepreneur, and business coach. She was also nominated for The Guardian's Best New Start-Up Award, and won the award ‘Top 50 UK Wedding Photographers' She is deeply passionate about the true empowerment of female entrepreneurs and she is blazing the way as a pioneer, leader, and marketing coach expert. Amber is also self-taught and launched her business against the backdrop of being a single mum! In our conversation, we discuss everything entrepreneurship. The areas covered in the conversation: 1. Background (0.0 - 1.09) 2. How Amber became an Entrepreneur (1.09 - 3.08) 3. Being an entrepreneur (3.08 - 20.55) 4. Why entrepreneurship (20.50 - 29.25) 5. How to choose your path (29.25 - 39.11) 6. Amy's last 3 words and Message to the World (39.11 - 48.08) Connect with Amber: Audacious Lives www.audaciousl.com https://www.instagram.com/audaciouslivescoaching/ https://www.facebook.com/audaciouslives Liberty Pearl Photo & Film Collective https://libertypearlphotography.com/ https://www.instagram.com/libertypearlphotofilm/ https://www.facebook.com/LibertyPearlPhotography/ So get ready to learn about how everything is possible when we just try in Episode 65 Connect with your Host: My Name is Bhavik Patel. I am a British Serial Entrepreneur and lover of life. For the last 20 years, I have started, grown and sold multiple businesses and now I am moving into the mindset space to help people grow and Motivating you to Unlock your Potential and Inspiring you to Live the exceptional Life you Deserve! Instagram: @bhavikp.limitless Facebook: Bhavik Patel LinkedIn: Bhavik Patel

Amber Tuma was studying for her music degree in Texas and raising two kids with her husband when MS reared its ugly head. So she says FU to MS by continuing to write and play music with her band The Gallows Crow.Hear the inspirational story of how Amber refuses to let MS get in the way of how she lives her life. Go, Amber!Topics covered in this episode include:Amber's life pre- her MS diagnosisThe story of her initial symptoms, her quick diagnosis, and an unknown link to MS How Amber handles the emotional and physical stresses of playing music, including the story of the gig she played shortly after her diagnosisHow Amber's friends and family members have responded to her diagnosisAmber's aspirations, and plans to write a song about MSResources for this episode (clickable links):Visit The Gallows Crow and follow them on Instagram and FacebookListen to Kathy's song, Wash Your Mouth Out With HopeHelp keep FUMS alive at the FUMS Podcast Patreon page - or buy FUMS MerchSign up for the Patients Getting Paid course email waiting listGet the “Bowel and Bladder Issues in Multiple Sclerosis by Two Pee Brains With Potty Mouths Talking Shit About MS” ebook** Sign up for The FUMS 6-Pack here: The FUMS 6-Pack.~ Special thanks to my podcast editor Steve Woodward. Do you have a podcast or are you interested in starting a pod? I HIGHLY recommend adding Steve to your team. Find him at PodcastingEditor.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

“I help entrepreneurs with the emotional side of business.”—  Amber HawleyDid you know that around 40% of entrepreneurs have ADHD?Amber Hawley is a licenced psychotherapist who helps entrepreneurs deal with burnout, overwhelm, perfectionism, and other mindset issues that get in the way of business success.She's also an entrepreneur with ADHD, which she considers both a blessing and a curse. ADHD has traditionally carried a stigma, but it has become increasingly normalized in recent years. While people with ADHD have been stereotyped as flighty or unreliable, some aspects of it can actually be great for business! “When we're in hyperfocus mode, we can be detail-crazy people,” Amber explains. “We can get so much done when we're in hyperfocus, but unfortunately it often requires our interest… we have to be kind of enthusiastic about it.”Neurodiverse entrepreneurs have a great deal to teach about overcoming challenges! Tune in for a fascinating conversation!In‌ ‌this‌ ‌episode,‌ ‌you'll discover:‌✔   How Amber has thrived as an entrepreneur with ADHD, including how her condition presents and how she manages it✔  Amber's top tips for weathering the adjustment phase back to post-pandemic “normal” without overwhelm✔  How to tell the difference between burnout and exhaustion — and why it mattersAbout Amber Hawley: Psychotherapist Amber Hawley helps high-achieving, easily distracted entrepreneurs with mindset and strategies to stop suffering for success. She hosts The Easily Distracted Entrepreneur podcast.Highlights:‌ ‌01:07  Meet Amber Hawley02:44  The emotional side of business04:10  Entrepreneurs, introspection & self care07:00  Going back to “normal”11:43  Tips for adjusting14:00  Burnout v. exhaustion16:29  Running a business with ADHD20:36  Getting diagnosed with ADHD24:30  Symptoms while medicated30:03  TakeawayLinks:‌ ‌Amber Hawleyhttps://amberhawley.comInstagram: @itsamberhawleyhttps://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/id1291555901https://www.facebook.com/mybizbestiehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/amberhawleyThe Business Society: https://thebusinesssociety.co5-Step Roadmap to Biz Finance Freedom: https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/5-step-biz-finance-roadmapBiz Basics: https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/biz-basics-long-form-sales-pageThe 20 Minute Money Method: https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/the-20-minute-money-methodConfident Cash: https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/mm-cfo-long-form-sales-pagePersonal Finance Money Method: https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/moneymethodmembershipWant more tips and inspiration? Follow me on Twitter @melissahcpa and Pinterest @melissahoustoncpacga and visit my website: https://www.melissahoustoncpa.com

Today I'm chatting with Amber Shaw.  Amber is a nationally board certified health and wellness coach with a specialization in integrative nutrition. Amber helps women over 40  get off the crazy train of dieting and learn to live a lifestyle of moderation without deprivation. She teaches women how to use food as medicine to shed the weight, balance hormones, fight disease and feel confident in their skin again. We're talking all about; Amber's story and relationship with dieting and how it led to her becoming body transformation expert and coach to women.  How Amber became a Tik Tok sensation, with over 200,000 followers! Why Amber is so passionation about helping women over 40 heal their relationship with food and themselves. Empowering women to feel strong and sexy in their skin at any age   And So Much More... Are you ready? Let's go! Want to connect with Amber online? You can find her at: www.ambershaw.com Instagram: @msambershaw TikTok: @msambershaw I would love to connect with you and hear what you thought about today’s episode! Come join me over on instagram @iam_carolelizabeth send me a DM I want to hear about your morning routine! What do you do that is just for you? You can also head over to my website carolelizabeth.com and record a little question and leave it for me and we can chat about it. You can also text the word “tribe” to (404)-737-1037 and tell me what you want me to talk about. Ask me a question and I will answer it right here on the show. 

The Congo Club is one of the only places that carry the Red Congolese, an heirloom strain of cannabis that provides an electrifying, thought-provoking, and optimistic high. Here to tell us more about it is Amber Senter, founder of The Congo Club and Breeze Distro. Learn more at https://www.breezedistro.com  Key Takeaways: [1:11] An inside look at The Congo Club and Breeze Distro, a distributor of high-quality cannabis products in California [2:31] Amber’s background and how she got into the cannabis space [5:18] Unique characteristics of the Red Congolese strain and why it’s gained so much popularity [11:04] Why California’s regulated market is struggling to compete with the unregulated market and what it will take to change that [15:04] Amber’s latest venture EquityWorks! Incubator, one of Oakland’s first publicly-funded social equity manufacturing facilities [19:23] The many different cannabis licenses required in California and the challenges they pose to everyone from cultivators to distributors [25:40] How Amber sees the California cannabis landscape evolving over the next 3-5 years

Meet Amber Snearl, is a visionary who lives a holistic life. She's dedicated to living a life that is rooted in letting your best side shine. Amber started her journey painting on traditional canvas & doing pop up shows designing custom made hand bags for fun. Demand for her designs quickly turned her hobby into a full fledged art business. Today, she's the founder and artist behind Sub|Urban, where she makes custom hand-painted and original designs on vegan and cruelty-free handbags, clothing, and accessories.    Listen here to learn how Amber leveled up her business by hiring.   Checkout highlights from the episode 4: 48 - The first time that Amber realized the power of art. 7:47 - Amber's creative practice. 12:40 - What has helped Amber the most in balancing business and her art. 17:21 - What drives Amber's business? 19:43 - The best advice that she's been giving. 23:27 - How Amber defines success   Links to keep in touch and follow along on Amber’s artistic journey: www.ambersnearl.com IG: @sub.urbandesigns FB: SubUrban by Amber   Find out about the retreat to Ghana here!: Kindred Creatives Collective

In this incredible guest expert interview, I'm chatting with Amber-Lee Lyons about 5D consciousness and chakra prosperity. We cover: How Amber-lee discovered her soul purpose and stepped into her true vision How to work with each chakra to expand your business and increase money and prosperity flow Shifting into 5D consciousness and how to elevate your frequency How to be unapologetic about asking for what you want and being your true self And so much more... ABOUT AMBER-LEE Amber-Lee Lyons is a Chakra, Crystal Healing and Reiki expert, your Spiritual BFF and the founder of The Chakra Girl Co., a company on a mission to make Chakra Balancing mainstream and bridging the gap between Gurus and Gucci, all with a glass of Malbec in hand. She believes you shouldn't have to compromise your love for all things material in order to be spiritual, and has inspired thousands of women to tap into their chakra energy to live their glitziest lives and to create their spiritual empires in alignment with their highest soul purpose and abundant dreams! VISIT AMBER-LEE ONLINE HERE: https://chakragirlco.com/ https://instagram.com/chakragirlco VISIT JENNA ONLINE HERE: https://www.jennablack.co/ https://www.instagram.com/jennablack.official https://facebook.com/jennablack.official Free course Magic Money Vibes: https://jennablack.co/magicmoneyvibes  If you loved this episode, I would deeply appreciate you leaving me a 5 star review or sharing it with a friend! x Jenna

Viktoriia Miracle and guest speaker Amber Matos; a business owner, licensed esthetician, skincare expert, and entrepreneur are diving into what it's like to become an entrepreneur, growing from not loving what she was doing to being absolutely in love with her current career path and purpose.   TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE From employee in a huge company to best selling author  How she became an esthetician entrepreneur  Becoming a skincare expert journey Insight into working for Benefit Cosmetics and leaving..   TIMESTAMPS  0:00 introduction 1:15 How Amber got started in her career 2:40 Working for Benefit Cosmetics and leaving the industry 3:23 Why she opened her own business 4:29 Mistakes she wished to avoid  5:35 Tips for upcoming entrepreneurs 8:40 Her number one value 9:11 Where you can connect with Amber EPISODE WEBPAGE https://PurposeFULLday.com/episode3    To be in sync with PurposeFULL Community, text “Hey podcast” here! + 1 (401) 399-4105   Support this podcast

If you have an established, respected business in the wedding industry, chances are high that you've had people reach out to "pick your brain" for advice and guidance. But at what point do you go from being an open book about your process to actually monetizing it? In this week's episode of the This Week In Weddings podcast, we're chatting about making the transition into coaching and consulting, including running memberships. With a completely different target audience and structure, there are certainly things to know before jumping in head first. About our guest: After a decade in weddings and events, Amber Anderson, founder of Heavenly Day Events, pivoted her career into coaching others while maintaining a role in her planning company in Austin, Texas. As the host of Refine for Wedding Planners, Amber desires to coach and mentor planners via the largest Facebook group exclusively for wedding planners by offering a course, retreat, membership and templates. Amber is known for having radical honesty, often saying what most people are thinking but won’t say, striving to elevate the industry one conversation at a time. In this episode, listeners will hear about: Amber's background in the wedding industry How Amber became a business coach by purchasing an established community and brand The costs associated with running a coaching business or membership, and how it's not exactly passive income Determining your ideal client for your coaching business or membership offering How running a membership or coaching program requires an entire new skillset, including sales funnels and email marketing Want to connect with Amber? Online: https://refineforweddingplanners.com/  Instagram: @refineforweddingplanners Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/REFINEforWeddingPlanners/  ------- SUPPORT THE PODCAST! Have you gotten value from This Week In Weddings? If so, it's time to pay it forward! Your contribution of as little as 10-cents a day will help us offset our costs, like file storage, web hosting, and editing. Plus, a larger donation gets you perks, like access to a private Facebook group to discuss each week’s episode! Check out the ways you can contribute to the show.

In Episode 20 Amber Karnes and Jivana Heyman sit to talk about chair yoga and how it can be used as a tool to democratize asana practice. We begin with a conversation about how lineage and “guru culture” are shifting as abuse is being revealed. Jivana and Amber also talk about the way dominant culture conflates health and wellness as a basis for a human being’s worth and value. They each share about the ways that this belief keeps folks from understanding the potential of chair yoga and creates more ableism in our yoga spaces. The conversation also talks in depth about how chair yoga can be used to serve folks in diverse bodies who have different needs from the physical practice.   This week we explore:   How the end of “Guru culture” through the revealing of ongoing abuse is shifting yoga culture How we continue to have a collective focus on extreme physical asana  How Amber thinks about her learning lineage in yoga How Jivana thinks about his Guru and lineage How toxic diet culture and dominant culture have influenced who we see as an expert or “yoga celebrity”  How props like chairs are still seen as less than in mainstream yoga spaces How we uphold health as the basis for value in others, on and off of the mat. How ableism  How the sutras talk about our care, feelings and thought about our bodies The importance of creating right relationship with our body and spirit through acceptance How to easy use a chair to make the other limbs of the practice accessible to anyone How the chair can be used as a prop to support postures, making them more accessible     This week’s question:  What is the right relationship with your body?

When we follow our intuition and give ourselves permission to do what we’re truly meant to be doing in our lives, we can manifest all kinds of success and happiness. And this is exactly how Amber Lilyestrom created a 7-figure business and the lifestyle of her dreams.  In this episode of the She Means Business Show, I’m joined by the incredible Amber, Brand Coach and host of The Amber Lilyestrom Show, which gets over 100,000 downloads per month! Amber shares so many amazing and inspirational insights in this episode all about allowing yourself to do what you’re meant to do and following your purpose, including:  How to move yourself out of the overwhelm of inaction and feel less stressed. How a traumatic experience in her childhood and a near-death experience later on in life shaped her life and career. Why she quit her job to start her business as soon as she got her first client. Her 4-part process to step into who you are, create success and live your best life. How Amber manifested her dream house and lifestyle.

When we follow our intuition and give ourselves permission to do what we’re truly meant to be doing in our lives, we can manifest all kinds of success and happiness. And this is exactly how Amber Lilyestrom created a 7-figure business and the lifestyle of her dreams.  In this episode of the She Means Business Show, I’m joined by the incredible Amber, Brand Coach and host of The Amber Lilyestrom Show, which gets over 100,000 downloads per month! Amber shares so many amazing and inspirational insights in this episode all about allowing yourself to do what you’re meant to do and following your purpose, including:  How to move yourself out of the overwhelm of inaction and feel less stressed. How a traumatic experience in her childhood and a near-death experience later on in life shaped her life and career. Why she quit her job to start her business as soon as she got her first client. Her 4-part process to step into who you are, create success and live your best life. How Amber manifested her dream house and lifestyle.

In Episode 18 Amber Karnes sits down to chat with Kimberly Dark, a writer, professor and teacher who works to reveal the hidden architecture of everyday life so that we can reclaim our power as social creators. Amber and Kimberly talk about the bias present in us all and how to begin unpacking the biases we hold that do harm, especially in regards to bodies and their variations.  Kimberly shares the importance of being open to discomfort as a gateway to embodied learning and culture shifting. Kimberly also talks richly about the ways we can honor our lived experiences and the fullness of who we are. This candid conversation between Amber and Kimberley invites us all to lean heavily into our own discomfort in the service of creating a better world.    This week hear more about:   How Amber and Kimberly met at a retreat Kimberly offers The importance of learning to accept the presence of bias  The power of unpacking the cultural biases that dehumanize us all How healing spaces can ignore the intersections of identity, bias and accessibility The importance of unpacking the systems of oppression in our lived experiences How to navigate call-ins and critiques of our work with self study and clarity The invitations available in Kimberly’s new book “Fat, Pretty and Soon To Be Old”  How we as teachers can learn from the students who show up in our classes How social change happens over time and not in one moment How the idea of resilience has been commodified and warped How we model humanity for others, like our children and the importance of honoring all of who we are and what we experience Exploring the question “How do you rest?”

Episode 16 is the second in a series about making yoga asana accessible for all bodies. In this episode, Amber and Jivana talk about the language we use as yoga teachers. Jivana shares what the yoga Sutras say about the role of asana in our practice and we talk in-depth about investigating and shifting the language we use to communicate in our teaching spaces. Amber talks briefly about her recent Yoga Journal cover issue, including the history of harm the publication has had in yoga and wellness, and the importance of holding these large organizations accountable. This conversation is a rich exchange about the way our words can create belonging and affirm our students or our words can uphold systems of oppression and perpetuate a yoga practice that is inaccessible to most.  How Amber feels about her recently released Yoga Journal Cover and the history of harm the publication has had in yoga and wellness. How the Sutras talk about the physical asana The focus of western yoga culture to center the physical aspects of the practice while ignoring the other parts How being in inquiry within the body empowers us to going into deeper inquiry around our thoughts and feelings How the phrase “full expression of the pose” creates a hierarchy in our yoga classes The importance of investing the language we use to teach this practice The importance of understanding the stories people are holding about using props How we unlearn ableism within our practice spaces and community  How teaching the foundations and intentions of each pose removes hierarchy of physical ability  The importance of giving our students agency and using language that empowers them, honors consent and welcomes folks to honor the bodies they have  

In Episode 13, Jivana Heyman interviews Amber Karnes about her upcoming course, Making Peace With Your Body. Amber shares openly about why she chose to do this work and how this work is intertwined in her own experience as a fat person. This conversation talks about the toxic nature of diet culture, the harm inflicted on folks in larger bodies within the medical industrial complex, and the ways dominant culture devalues folks in bigger bodies. Amber shares about how we can divest ourselves from diet culture and lean into our personal power, and what body image work has to do with social justice.   In this episode we dig in about:   Why Amber began this work How Amber came to identify as fat How the medical industrial complex treats folks in larger bodies How diet culture shapes our wellness and yoga spaces.  How we systems of oppression influence dieet culture and our widely held beauty standards How we each hold a hierarchy of bodies that devalue those in bigger bodies How all of the devaluation of larger bodies trickles down to influence the distribution of resources  How fatphobia shows up in the decisions we make about food, dieting and wellness How much time and energy we put into trying to fix ourselves and fit into beauty standards How we can lean out of toxic diet culture and reclaim our personal power How we can heal the relationship we have with ourselves How disrupting toxic diet culture is a part of dismantling white supremacy and other systems of oppression  How Amber’s new course will work and what to expect Today’s inquiry Each week we’ll leave you with a powerful question. We encourage you to sit in inquiry with this question, write about it, discuss it with another community member on this path. Today, we invite you to reflect on this question: What would you do with all the resources (money, energy, time, etc.) that you have spent on trying to fix yourself and your body if you could get it back?

Amber Brooks is the founder of Brandividuation® - a signature solution for evolving impact-driven brands and community builders who are here to take a stand and make a difference. She's a Marketing Consultant for Where We Help, Content Director for Rebelle Con, former Marketing Producer for Singularity University, and previous board member for several non-profit organizations. She helps founders and teams share their big, meaningful mission in a way that gets people to care about what they have to say and create a ripple effect from the impact they bring to the world. Now, she gets to share her experience and expertise expanding brand impact through in-person and online workshops and retreats. Here's what we covered on the episode: How Amber and I were introduced by Kira Hug a couple years ago After graduating college, Amber applied to 40+ jobs  and was left frustrated because she had a degree but not the 5-10 years of experience the jobs wanted Amber decided to open her own business, doing copywriting because her degree was in english/research and thought she could use this skill to help people make a difference How Amber ended up working with clients who wanted a ton of copy but couldn't tell her what their business was about, who their ideal clients were, or what their vision was Amber started learning more about brand strategy, development, messaging and positioning to help her clients fill the gap they were missing, but discovered that's where her zone of genius lived Why Amber shed her copywriting identity after discovering her passion for branding and how she went completely in on brand messaging and marketing strategy Amber shares how she started the process to trademark her signature service last year when she didn't even have a name for it How Amber knew she needed to go all in because she saw that her clients needed this service and the designers who were working with people like her clients needed it Why Amber starts with brand dividuation because if a client doesn't already have their branding clearly defined and articulated into some core messaging, there's nothing they can do together Amber explains that logos, colors and fonts are representations of your brand but they are not actually your brand How your brand is the perception people have and believe about you and how you can influence that belief but you can't force them When Amber says brand, she's talking about your values, the things you stand for or against, the core messages that represent those beliefs, and how you connect with your ideal clients Amber shares that she helps people gets clear on what they care about and what their ideal clients care about and put those into some core messaging hierarchies in her marketing strategy How Amber has a creative director who partners with her for brand dividuation projects but how she also collaborates with other designers Amber explains the two paths for working with designers which are whitelisted services, where they can subcontract under Amber or they can refer their clients to Amber first and then start the project with their client after as the designer Amber talks about the division she sees between the messaging, visuals and copywriting but says if you can marry all those things, the client and their audience will get the best possible experience Amber gives tips for collaborating on a project and says you need a good relationship, see eye to eye and care about the whole experience and outcome for the client and their audience Amber's partnership toolkit for designers based on their decision to whitelist or refer that has a process mapped out for them and everything they need to make the project a success How there are people making a difference and impact but no one knows about it so Amber and the people she partners with help them share their stories Amber explains the difference between just having a website versus having a foundational platform that tells your audience the impact you're making After brand dividuation and after platform establishment, Amber does marketing VIP days and team trainings so they don't only build a brand, but a brand culture Amber shares when the best time to invest in branding is and how if you're new you need to talk to your audience and see what they respond to because it takes time to learn how to show up and serve at your best level Why Amber typically doesn't work with anyone until they are in the 2 - 5 year range depending on how fast they grow because a lot can change within the first year How Amber undervalued the branding service she offered at first because she thought people didn't understand the value of it and thought they only wanted to hire someone for the copy Why Amber kept evolving her branding service after working with more people who started to realize this gap as much as she did and started understanding that they can't do the copy until the branding is done Amber shares that her rates depend on the kind of business it is and how many employees because the amount of work it takes for the market research and development is different depending on the business Amber shares how being a mother to kids with complex medical issues has taught her about planning for uncertainty which has helped her structure her business in a way that has allowed her time to do the things she needs to do Amber walks us through how she schedules her weeks and blocks out her time in order to have time for research and writing and how she can shift and change her blocks of time if needed How finding balance and knowing that you don't have to be on all the time is key Why foundational, core inner work needs to be done for every business and how it adds so much value to the clients' experience and outcome Reach out and connect with Amber on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn; she would love to hear from you   Links mentioned: Connect with Amber on her Website  Connect with Amber on Instagram Connect with Amber on Facebook Connect with Amber on LinkedIn   Like what you heard? 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Health Week has been incredible with so much great feedback received, and I’m very excited to be concluding the series today with someone who happens to be a member of the BBD community! Dr. Amber Langley-Gill is an ER veterinarian who discovered biohacking when her twins were born prematurely at 27 weeks. Amber is the founder of Biohacker Babe Academy, where she teaches high-level female entrepreneurs the art of biohacking to increase their energy, as well as productivity, so they can close their laptops and be fully present in their lives. Amber is also the author of the book, No Brainer, and it’s such an honor to have her here to share her knowledge and tips for optimal brain and gut health with us! If you enjoy this episode and it inspired you in some way, we’d love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me and Amber,  @jameswedmore and @dr.amberlangleygill. Haven’t left a review yet? All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/itunes, and thanks for your support of this show! I want to invite you to help contribute to this podcast by submitting a question for the Listener Question of the Week edition of The Mind Your Business Podcast. All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/QA and record a question (under 4 minutes or less) that could be featured on an upcoming episode. In this episode you’ll hear: How Amber got started with biohacking and the motivation for her to improve her brain, and overall, health What you need to be aware of that could be “zapping” your energy right now What it looks like for her to bookend her days The healthy habits in Amber’s daily routine that set her up for success Why improving your health doesn’t have to be complicated 4 foods you can start eating to benefit your brain Practical ways to improve your sleep And so much more! For full show notes and links, visit: http://mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/401

This Millionaire Mindset series would not be complete without my guest, Amber Spears, industry thought leader in the affiliate marketing arena, prolific connector and networker, and co-Founder of East 5th Avenue. It was truly an honor to have this conversation with Amber where we talked about the affiliate marketing model and what it was like being a young entrepreneur, trying to figure out who she is and her role in her business.  Amber shares how she was able to build her business so that it aligns today with what she loves to do, what she had to overcome to get there and the lessons learned along the way. We talk boundaries, energy, trust, feelings, and having a money mindset that works for you.  I really appreciated Amber's vulnerability in this episode.   More About Amber East 5th Avenue is a world-class affiliate management education company and agency. In the last few years, the agency has generated $68 million in front end launch sales, generating over 6 million leads, and over 8 figures a year for her clients. On the education side, East 5th Avenue has trained over 250 companies and helped them generate over $320 million from their methods. Amber's clients, past and present, include: Clickbank, Agora, Dr. Mark Hyman, Dr. Izabella Wentz, The Truth About Cancer, Energy BluePrint, Venus Factor, The Tapping Solution, Mindable, TrueGenics, and many others.   What We Talk About In This Episode: East 5th Avenue on Facebook Special Gift from Amber     Things We Mention In This Episode: What is affiliate marketing?  Amber's decision to go out on her own How Amber's business evolved into the company it is today The type of energy needed to scale your business  Overcoming trust issues and letting go of control How you feel in your personal life is reflected in your business Knowing your worth and charging for it Money mindset and mental barriers Building your confidence   Here's How To Subscribe & Leave A Review (pretty-please): Want to get notified when I release new episodes so you don't miss a thing? Click here to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes. And it would mean the world to me if you'd leave a rating and review. I'd love to know what you think of the podcast and how I can make it better for you. Plus iTunes tells me that podcast reviews are really important and the more reviews the podcast has the easier it will be to get the podcast in front of more people, which is the ultimate goal. You can leave a review right here.   Let's Keep The Conversation Going… What challenges have you overcome in scaling your business? How did you approach it? I would love to hear all about it and I'm sure others would too. Comment below and share your story or visit me on Instagram which is currently my favourite way to connect.  You can also join my free online community to connect with more than 26,000 other health practitioners just like you to ask questions, share wins and struggles, and get lots of support from me and my team! I hope to see you there.

JTG #54 Elevate Your Natural Haircare With Amber Makupson Founder of Meraki Organics   Meraki was founded in 2018 by Amber Makupson, as a labor of self-love, self-empowerment and dedication to wellness.   A native of Ohio, Amber moved and settled in Atlanta, Georgia at a young age, and started to focus on a healthy, holistic lifestyle and make her own natural remedies during her pregnancy when she developed skin sensitivities.   Her background as a licensed aesthetician specialized in botanical treatments helped when, after suffering a serious chemical burn from an over-the-counter beauty product, Amber was fed up of the toxic ingredients damaging so many other women and decided to create Meraki Organics, a non-toxic vegan haircare brand infused with gemstones to nourish skin, hair, body and soul.   “Meraki for me was created around the idea of self love, finding my passion for life, and being fearless in the pursuit of the things that set your soul on fire. The word “MERAKI” is a Greek word that means to do something with love, soul and creativity – to put the essence of yourself in your work. So essentially my brand combines Beauty+Wellness+Spirituality, to form high vibrational products that nourish your mind, body, hair, and soul.”   In this episode Amber Makupson, founder of Meraki Organics tlaks to Journey To Glow host Caroline Frenette about:   1. Stones & crystals to have by your bed for optimum sleep 2. Looking to the energetics if you’re not feeling like yourself 3. The importance of rituals of self-care and cleansing your energy especially if you’re picking up on the collective energy at this time 4. A quick way to get out of your head and into wisdom 5. How Meraki was born out of a desire to embody a clean beauty lifestyle 6. Creating a product line for all hair types focused on nurturing, nourishing and hair care as a ritual 7. How Amber infuses crystals into her products 8. The benefits of crystals in our skin and hair care 9. The importance of “clean” cleaning products in our home   LINKS, RESOURCES & SHOWNOTES https://journeytoglow.com/54   Shop Meraki Organics shopmerakiorganics.com Meraki Organics Instagram instagram.com/merakiorganics_ Meraki Organics Pinterest pinterest.ca/MerakiOrganics Facebook facebook.com/merakiorganicproducts Mentioned in the episode: Beauty From The Inside-Out With Kimberley Snyder Commune online course   Get your free Essential Radiance Guide: Caroline's Top 5 Favorite Essential Oils For Glowing Skin https://journeytoglow.com/eosradiance   The Glow channel on youTube youtube.com/journeytoglow Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lovemyjourneytoglow/ Business Coaching & Consulting: https://carolinefrenette.com     ESSENTIAL OILS FOR SKINCARE MASTERCLASS   A 75-minute video masterclass on how to use essential oils safely and effectively for skincare and skin conditions.   Includes an overview of:   Rituals for emotional, mental and spiritual well-being How to use essential oils safely Carrier oils How to use essential oils for acne, eczema, psoriasis, sensitive and rosacea-prone skin EOS for dark or sun spots and acne scars Shopping resources (books, courses, bottles, bags…) Blends & recipes   You'll get:   A 75-minute video presentation on essential oils for skincare Downloadable MP3s so you can listen on the go The Masterclass slides in a PDF format so you don't have to take notes! A downloadable PDF with links to my favorite resources (bottles, books, courses) and a link to purchase oils at 25% off   Get the masterclass https://shop.journeytoglow.com/   Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lovemyjourneytoglow/

Amber Naslund achieved what so many of us dream of: starting her own company and being her own boss. She was on top of the world until, in her own words, her company "failed spectacularly" a few years in.After she emerged from the ruins of her company, she secured a good job and moved on with her life. Until she was laid off.So she secured another good job. And was laid off....again.That was when it hit her: why are we always chasing the next thing? Why don't we appreciate the important things we have right now?Today, Amber is a senior content marketing evangelist at LinkedIn. In this episode, we dive into:How Amber felt she had a chip on her shoulder to prove herselfThe key lessons she learned when her company failedThe importance of pausing in the moment to evaluate what you need (even when it's as simple as needing a drink of water)How the universe is grabbing us to get our attentionWhat it's like to feel that your best years are behind you at age 40The sickness Amber felt while her business was falling apartThe lessons she’s learned that are shaping how she wants to architect her lifeWays to deal with impostor syndromeAppreciating the people who believe in the work you’re doing and not forgetting themThe dangers of faking it till you make it

Hey friends! Have you ever wondered what it might be like to turn your hobby into a business? That’s exactly what today’s guest, Amber Kemp-Gerstel did and today she came on to talk about her journey in the crafting industry. Amber is a powerhouse. Not only does she have a blog called Damask Love but she also runs YayDay Paper Co., selling digital products and leveraging a subscription model. You might recognize her from NBC’s TV show, Making It (she was a finalist in 2018) or from being the host of Disney Family Sundays on Disney+.  In this episode, she talks about how she got into her business and how she was able to start working with big brands in the industry. She shares some tips for how she sends pitches and why you have to make it really easy for people to say,  ‘yes!’ We also talk about why representation matters and how the creative community can step up to uplift other artists, crafters and makers of color. This is very important work that we’re taking seriously at Proof to Product and I appreciated her for sharing her thoughts and opinions about how we can take steps forward with grace (even though we may make mistakes along the way). ON TODAY’S EPISODE: How Amber went from working in family and child psychology to being a strong force in the crafting world The lightbulb moment where she realized it was time to quit her job How she got into working with brands like JoAnn Fabrics and Martha Stewart Living What Amber includes in pitches she sends to brands Why you should make it simple for people to say “yes” to you Why she decided to do a business model built off of digital products and leveraging a subscription model Her tips for marketing your products to your audience How Amber makes her voice heard despite the lack of diversity and visibility for women of color in the crafting space Why representation is needed in every industry Why you should do the things you can practically do to better the community for everyone  What Amber is working on right now in her businesses For full show notes and resources, head to: bit.ly/PTPEp164 Small Wins Lead to Big Wins Building a business is a long game, won with patience, fortitude, intentional decisions and passion.​ ​​Slow sustainable growth is how strong businesses are built and we want to help you get there. ​Join Proof to Product Labs, our new community experience OPEN NOW! SUBSCRIBE To subscribe on iOS, go to the iTunes page and subscribe to Proof to Product. On Android, you can listen using your favorite podcast app.  WRITE A REVIEW Writing a review on iTunes will help other product based business owners find Proof to Product as they are working to up level, scale, and build profitable and sustainable companies. FOLLOW PROOF TO PRODUCT Follow Proof to Product on Instagram for the latest updates. JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST If you'd like to receive more information about our upcoming episodes of Proof to Product including show notes and information about our guests, head over to www.prooftoproduct.com and sign up for our email list.   SHARE Be sure to share Proof to Product with all of the product based business owners that you know!  ABOUT PROOF TO PRODUCT: Proof to Product is hosted by Katie Hunt. Since 2011, Proof to Product has worked with thousands of product based businesses to help them up level, scale, and build profitable sustainable companies. You can find our show notes and additional resources at ProofToProduct.com. If you like what you heard today, please head over to Apple Podcast to leave a five star review and subscribe. Thanks so much for listening. We'll be back next week with a new episode!

In this episode, I'm bringing my good friend Amber Vilhauer. Amber is one of the experts to the experts. She focuses on helping impact-driven influencers, both big and small, get their message out to the world in the most efficient and powerful ways through digital marketing opportunities. She had a big wake up call after a traumatic rock bottom moment when she was 16 years old. She was badly beaten up by five girls at a party that had been created just for that purpose to beat her up. From that moment; decision by decision, day by day, moment by moment, Amber consciously faced her fears and stepped into her highest and best self. Today, you'll learn a whole lot of tips and strategies for creating a solid content marketing plan. This way, you're generating more leads, more exposure, more cells making more impact with your message. Amber's gift for building relationships, creativity, innovative strategy systems, and speed offers game-changing support to her visionary clients. What You'll Hear In This Episode A brief background of Amber's professional background How Amber's beating experience became the turning point in her life. What guided Amber to look inward and fight her way through that dark time in her life? How much of this marketing business is spiritual, or is it just mindset? How important is content in increasing connection to growing the business in today's marketplace? “The more values you share, the better the relationship is going to go.” - Amber Vilhauer Everybody's creating content from the palm of their hand. How are they going to stand out today? Is there any science to creating an experiential content marketing plan? The science behind having a more successful content marketing strategy should always start with videos, as discussed by Amber. Is there a way to use written words to still create an experience? What big mistakes do people make when it comes to their content marketing plan? Is it easier if somebody has a content strategy where everything revolves around the linchpin? Is the concept of “Leverage to Scale” all organic? Or it differs from person to person? “Speaking is one of the best things that you can do to grow your business, podcast stages, small groups, masterminds, live streaming, anything like that.” - Amber Vilhauer What advice does Amber have for people coming into this marketing game to actually commit to making it work? Why is being consistent important in your marketing strategies? “The more frequently you do anything, the more you're going to get results from it.” - Amber Vilhauer What is the runway period for somebody who's decided to go all-in on content marketing? What wisdom will Amber tell her younger self to help her collapse some time and get results faster? “As long as you just keep it moving, you'll be fine. Just don't stop.” - Amber Vilhauer Links Mentioned In This Episode https://ambervilhauer.com/ www.ambervilhauer.com/marketingcourse www.ajamyx.com/community @ajamyx

The love story behind Amber and Nick started out a little differently than most. In this episode, you’ll get to hear how these two officially met after Amber asked a classmate about Nick. Shortly after meeting, the two started dating and were inseparable ever since.   Amber and Nick share what their life was like before they met each other. They talk about the moment that they knew they wanted to spend the rest of their lives together. Nick shares how he felt before the proposal (and why he chose Disney World to do the deed!) You’ll hear their thoughts and feelings about their wedding day, their plans for the future and so much more!   Their love story: Amber and Nick’s recollection of their lives before meeting each other How Nick and Amber got connected  Their first date at an NFL game The moment that Nick knew he wanted to spend the rest of his life with Amber When Amber knew that Nick was the one Nick’s plans for proposing at Disney World The emotions that Amber felt about the proposal Why they changed the date of their wedding How Amber and Nick felt on their wedding day Their favorite moments of the wedding day How many kids Amber and Nick want Their answers to the newlywed game Quotes: “There was just this connection that I had that I didn’t have with anyone else I had dated.” - Nick   “Everything, for the most part, went smoothly, there were a few hiccups but I was overall happy. It was a fun day.” - Amber    Links: Wedding Blog: https://www.lydiajoyphotography.com/2019/06/08/amber-nick-landenberg-barn-pennsylvania/ Did you LOVE this episode? I’m so stinkin’ grateful that you’re listening and following along. I’d be so happy to hear from you!! Connect with me on my website or on Instagram to follow along with my personal life and to find out when the next episode is dropping! 

How have you been navigating grocery shopping, cooking, and meal planning during quarantine? My habits certainly have changed, and I've talked about it on the show over the past few months. So this week, I thought it would be fun to hear from three fellow dietitian friends and podcast hosts to see how they're coping with the new normal and how their cooking, shopping, and eating habits have evolved over the past few months. Tune in for tips on turning dinner into tasty lunch leftovers the next day; how to bust through dinnertime boredom by trying new "out of the box" recipes; and why you don't have to feel guilty if you're not baking your own sourdough bread. Amber Pankonin hails from the great state of Nebraska. She hosts the Healthy Under Pressure podcast, where she interviews entrepreneurs about how they thrive and grow even when faced with daily stresses and challenges. Amber has important words of wisdom for each of us about giving ourselves a break during difficult times and not feeling like we have to be Wonder Woman or Superman right now. She reminds us that we don’t have to play the comparison game. I am not making sourdough bread at home, and I’m no longer feeling guilty about it.  David Orozco is a “guy-e-titian” who hosts the One Small Bite podcast where he addresses nutrition topics for men. He joins us from Georgia with survival stories from his home kitchen. Every night he’s there with his wife and daughter as they prepare healthy dinner meals that double up as lunch the next day. No PB & J for this guy-e-titian! Melissa Joy Dobbins, from Illinois, hosts the Sound Bites podcast. She has a magical way of taking the latest science and nutrition and translating it into essential news that we can all use. She’s home with her husband and two kids now, and she’s craving variety because she’s bored with the same old meals. You could say that the pandemic has brought out the chef in Melissa as she has explored new mealtime creations. She’ll share her inspiration with us.    Show Highlights: From Amber: Get to know Amber and her podcast How we stay healthy during stressful times: Take care of yourself Don’t play the comparison game Give yourself grace How Amber’s shopping habits have changed as she is more intentional about food waste and more experimental in the kitchen Liz’s dinner plans for tonight: Asparagus Quiche (check out the recipe in Resources!) Why Amber is more intentional about meal planning How living in Nebraska gives Amber access to local meat and produce directly from the farmers From David: Get to know David and his podcast that’s geared to men How David is handling the pandemic with weekly grocery trips that include masks, gloves, and extra cleaning measures The biggest difference for David and his family is that they are home together for all three meals---and the dishwasher runs almost non-stop Repurposing family dinners for lunch the next day: Cuban Pork Sandwiches made from leftover tenderloin Buddha Bowls made with leftover tofu stir-fry Why handmade pizza is a favorite for dinner--and breakfast--and lunch David’s Colombian roots, his childhood in NJ, and the last 30 years in Atlanta From Melissa: Get to know Melissa, her podcast, and her family How Melissa has coped by shopping less often, mostly buying the same foods, but keeping more junk food on hand The changes in Melissa’s household: her husband has started making homemade bread again, and they have made homemade birthday cakes Why dinnertime for Melissa’s family has included more variety and more comfort food How Melissa finds one-pot inspiration from Shelley Rael’s The One-Pot Weight Loss Plan cookbook Why ordering takeout has become a huge treat for the family Melissa’s advice for feeding a family during a pandemic: “Find what works for you.”   Resources: Links for Amber: Amber’s website: www.stirlist.com Amber’s podcast: www.healthyunderpressure.com Instagram: @RDamber Twitter: @RDamber Liz’s Asparagus Quiche:  https://www.lizshealthytable.com/2014/06/06/crustless-asparagus-quiche/ Liz’s cookbooks that she’s revisiting: https://www.lizshealthytable.com/cookbooks/  Links for David: David’s website: https://www.onesmallbite.net David’s podcast:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/one-small-bite/id1492400550 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/david_tdwellness/ Links for Melissa::  Melissa’s podcast: https://www.soundbitesrd.com/podcast/  Instagram: @melissajoyrd Twitter: @melissajoyrd Facebook: @MelissaJoyDobbinsSoundBites  Do More with Dinner initiative: https://www.soundbitesrd.com/download-m-o-r-e-dinner-kit/  Joan Nathan’s chicken soup: https://food52.com/blog/6142-joan-nathan-s-chosen-matzo-ball-soup  The One-Pot Weight Loss Plan by Shelley Rael, MS, RDN

How have you been navigating grocery shopping, cooking, and meal planning during quarantine? My habits certainly have changed, and I've talked about it on the show over the past few months. So this week, I thought it would be fun to hear from three fellow dietitian friends and podcast hosts to see how they're coping with the new normal and how their cooking, shopping, and eating habits have evolved over the past few months. Tune in for tips on turning dinner into tasty lunch leftovers the next day; how to bust through dinnertime boredom by trying new "out of the box" recipes; and why you don't have to feel guilty if you're not baking your own sourdough bread. Amber Pankonin hails from the great state of Nebraska. She hosts the Healthy Under Pressure podcast, where she interviews entrepreneurs about how they thrive and grow even when faced with daily stresses and challenges. Amber has important words of wisdom for each of us about giving ourselves a break during difficult times and not feeling like we have to be Wonder Woman or Superman right now. She reminds us that we don’t have to play the comparison game. I am not making sourdough bread at home, and I’m no longer feeling guilty about it.  David Orozco is a “guy-e-titian” who hosts the One Small Bite podcast where he addresses nutrition topics for men. He joins us from Georgia with survival stories from his home kitchen. Every night he’s there with his wife and daughter as they prepare healthy dinner meals that double up as lunch the next day. No PB & J for this guy-e-titian! Melissa Joy Dobbins, from Illinois, hosts the Sound Bites podcast. She has a magical way of taking the latest science and nutrition and translating it into essential news that we can all use. She’s home with her husband and two kids now, and she’s craving variety because she’s bored with the same old meals. You could say that the pandemic has brought out the chef in Melissa as she has explored new mealtime creations. She’ll share her inspiration with us.    Show Highlights: From Amber: Get to know Amber and her podcast How we stay healthy during stressful times: Take care of yourself Don’t play the comparison game Give yourself grace How Amber’s shopping habits have changed as she is more intentional about food waste and more experimental in the kitchen Liz’s dinner plans for tonight: Asparagus Quiche (check out the recipe in Resources!) Why Amber is more intentional about meal planning How living in Nebraska gives Amber access to local meat and produce directly from the farmers From David: Get to know David and his podcast that’s geared to men How David is handling the pandemic with weekly grocery trips that include masks, gloves, and extra cleaning measures The biggest difference for David and his family is that they are home together for all three meals---and the dishwasher runs almost non-stop Repurposing family dinners for lunch the next day: Cuban Pork Sandwiches made from leftover tenderloin Buddha Bowls made with leftover tofu stir-fry Why handmade pizza is a favorite for dinner--and breakfast--and lunch David’s Colombian roots, his childhood in NJ, and the last 30 years in Atlanta From Melissa: Get to know Melissa, her podcast, and her family How Melissa has coped by shopping less often, mostly buying the same foods, but keeping more junk food on hand The changes in Melissa’s household: her husband has started making homemade bread again, and they have made homemade birthday cakes Why dinnertime for Melissa’s family has included more variety and more comfort food How Melissa finds one-pot inspiration from Shelley Rael’s The One-Pot Weight Loss Plan cookbook Why ordering takeout has become a huge treat for the family Melissa’s advice for feeding a family during a pandemic: “Find what works for you.”   Resources: Links for Amber: Amber’s website: www.stirlist.com Amber’s podcast: www.healthyunderpressure.com Instagram: @RDamber Twitter: @RDamber Liz’s Asparagus Quiche:  https://www.lizshealthytable.com/2014/06/06/crustless-asparagus-quiche/ Liz’s cookbooks that she’s revisiting: https://www.lizshealthytable.com/cookbooks/  Links for David: David’s website: https://www.onesmallbite.net David’s podcast:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/one-small-bite/id1492400550 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/david_tdwellness/ Links for Melissa::  Melissa’s podcast: https://www.soundbitesrd.com/podcast/  Instagram: @melissajoyrd Twitter: @melissajoyrd Facebook: @MelissaJoyDobbinsSoundBites  Do More with Dinner initiative: https://www.soundbitesrd.com/download-m-o-r-e-dinner-kit/  Joan Nathan’s chicken soup: https://food52.com/blog/6142-joan-nathan-s-chosen-matzo-ball-soup  The One-Pot Weight Loss Plan by Shelley Rael, MS, RDN

Today on Extraordinary Women Radio, I'm excited to introduce you to Amber McReynolds, who is transforming our election systems across our nation! In this Episode: How pandemic is exposing our election systems across our nations What elections solutions work How Amber helps this problem right now Why Amber wrote her book “When Women Vote” How the young generations will know the stories of women who fought for our right to vote a hundred years ago and how can we get these stories out so that they don't get lost for that generation Amber McReynolds is one of the country’s leading experts on election administration and policy, and co-author of the book “When Women Vote,” released in January 2020. Amber is the CEO for the National Vote At Home Institute and Coalition and is the former Director of Elections for Denver, Colorado. During her time there, she transformed the elections division into a national and international award-winning office. She has proven that designing pro-voter policies, voter-centric processes, and implementing technical innovations will improve representation for all voters. Amber serves as an advisory board member for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Election and Data Science Lab, a board member for Lift Colorado, a board member for Represent Women, and serves on various advisory boards for other national organizations focused on improving election administration. Among other accolades, Amber was also named by Governing Magazine as a 2018 Top Public Official of the Year for her work and a 2020 Colorado Women's Chamber of Commerce 25 Most Powerful Women in Business. "Voting can be such an educational experience for our children.” - Amber McReynolds Discover more about Amber's works and passion on her website: VOTE at HOME. You can also connect with her on LinkedIn and follow her on Twitter. Let’s meet Amber McReynolds! Amber McReynolds Show Notes

Amber Christian is the founder of Wonderly Software Solutions. Prior to Wonderly, Amber spent 18+ years implementing SAP solutions for Fortune 500 companies. Based on her experiences as a small company working with a variety of Fortune 500 companies, she uses human-centered design processes to build solutions that address the unique productivity and collaboration challenges faced by freelancers and small companies as they grow their businesses. Amber is a regular author and speaker on a variety of technology topics. You can check out Wonderly's first product, Bella Scena at https://meetbellascena.com. What you'll learn about in this episode: The naming and trademark process for Amber's company/product Amber's background in the tech industry as a software engineer and project manager How technology can help improve your meeting structure and make your team more productive Wonderly's first product, Bella Scena, and how it works The concept of human-centered design and how it was incorporated into Wonderly's product development process Amber's journey as a female entrepreneur in tech How Amber is handling the stress and uncertainty of the COVID-crisis as a female entrepreneur Resources: Website: https://meetbellascena.com https://wonderlysoftwaresolutions.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amberlchristian/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/wonderlysoftware/about/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MeetBellaScena/ Twitter: @AceTreasury @SmileWonderly Dealing with Change in the Coronavirus Pandemic Amber Christian is the founder of Wonderly Software Solutions, a technology company that uses human-centered design to create new solutions that make meetings run more efficiently. Her twenty years of experience in software engineering and project management meant she had to sit through some painful meetings, so she started looking for a solution that would change that. For many of my EOS clients, we understand the importance of a solid meeting structure and its impact on our productivity. With the introduction of Wonderly's first software product, Bella Scena, Amber Christian, and her team have redefined what it means to have a good meeting structure. Bella Scena Amber's goal with Bella Scena is to use beautiful design to nudge employees into behaviors that help everybody excel in a meeting. Bella Scena makes meetings more visual and more focused. There is a lot of meeting anxiety out there because employees don't always know what they're walking into. By setting a specific goal for the meeting, your team members can prepare for a productive discussion where everyone is on the same page when they walk into the room. Individuals can work together to develop an intentional and precise agenda using Bella's fun, attractive, and user-friendly interface. Your team will have something to work towards instead of spinning its wheels for an hour while everyone gets up to speed. Human-Centered Design After twenty years in the technology industry, Amber was at a point where she had the experience, skills, and motivation to do things differently. That is what inspired her passion for human-centered design. Amber had a vision to build her products alongside her customers and that is exactly what she achieved with Bella Scena. None of the features are guesses—she listened to her target audience and gave them exactly what they wanted. Over half the feedback Amber received from her prospective customers was provided by women. In the tech industry, that is something to be celebrated. Amber and her team are just getting started and there is so much in store for Wonderly as time moves forward.

Disclaimer: I hope your family, friends, loved, ones, clients and those in your world are safe. I wanted to acknowledge that we're in the midst of something most of us have never experienced and I hope is that this podcast provides inspiration to help drive your goals forward using design. Most of the episodes for this show are recorded in advance, and although Amber and I have an important discussion about hiring help in your business. This episode was recorded in February 2020, before COVID-19, and while I don't have all the help I'd like in my home right now, I want to say it's important to get the help you need to support you in life and business. I'm rooting for you, I believe in you. I hope you love this episode! Amber Crudup: Brand Strategist + Coach Army Wife. Boy Mom x3. Scientist turned Creative Entrepreneur She's a self taught graphic designer, a self-proclaimed graduate of YouTube University, and an advocate for creatives charging their worth. As a Biracial woman she  has been navigating identity her entire life and she now uses this unique perspective to help creative entrepreneurs uncover the true identity of their brands so they can effectively market themselves. Using strategy and her signature methodologies + framework, she helps creative entrepreneurs: Gain focus and clarity around their brand so they can position themselves as experts Confidently raise their prices so they can charge their worth or tap into a premium market Develop a visual identity + online presence that's designed to attract and convert quality clients, helping them generate consistent revenue month after month. Simply put, she helps my clients stand out from their competition so they can start booking quality clients consistently, while establishing themselves as experts and positioning their brands in a way that allows them to charge premium rates. Here's what we covered on the episode: How I got Amber's name after interviewing Ticora Davis on episode 56 of the podcast How Amber was very creative even at a young age which started her interest in design In 2002 she read an article and decided she wanted to design spread layouts for magazines so she went to North Carolina A&T where she studied visual arts and design   How Amber let self doubt get to her and decided to change her major to animal science  How Amber got laid off in 2008 from the biomedical field and fell back into the world of design   How Amber took the first job she could which was at a wedding venue that put her back in touch with her creative side   How Amber taught herself graphic design and built a wedding stationery business  How in 2017 Amber transitioned into brand and web design  How growing up on a farm impacted Amber to pick animal science as a major  How YouTube University taught Amber the skill set to use the software and how she started off using photoshop and illustrator How being pregnant with her sons impacted what she was able to do at her wedding venue job  How Amber needed a way to stay in the wedding world but work at home which led her to start her wedding stationery business  How Amber landed on branding and web design after realizing she wanted to help people change their lives and not just make an impact for one day  How Amber learned everything she could about branding and web design from 2016-2017  Amber explains what it was like to work from home with three boys and when she got most of her work done  How hiring a cleaner or personal assistant is a good investment for your business so you can spend more time working on what you love  How knowing what the best use of your time is and knowing how much your time is worth can help change your mindset  How you should be spending your time on revenue generating tasks and not the small tasks that you can have someone else do  How Amber offers brand and web design services and packages them together to make two different offers  The difference between Amber's first and second offer for her brand and web design services  How the core of Amber's services come from the strategy that happens before the designing starts  How stepping into a brand strategist role has changed Amber's mindset about design  How Amber offers her clients more than just a pretty website and gives them the strategy and tools they need to convert  Amber's starting prices for her services when she didn't package them together and how it's changed throughout the years The prices of Amber's packages as of last year and how she has increased them again this year  How in 2018 Amber developed a signature strategy that allowed her to break past the six figure mark  How Amber created her signature strategy to help guide and teach other designers how to build a profitable business that helps themselves and their clients  How Amber has transitioned from full out designer to helping designers grow and build their business   How Amber first launched her program Designed to Profit in the spring of 2019 and has done it three more times since then and continues to fine tune it How Amber does development for websites on the Showit platform which is simple and makes it easy for her clients to make updates  Why Amber charges for source files when she designs and how much she charges  How Amber is in the process of moving her business towards an agency model  How students in Amber's program Designed to Profit have the opportunity to join her team after to help build their portfolios and see what it's like to work with high quality clients  How schools might be falling behind on what they should really be teaching students which also inspired Amber to create her program  How we want to help people see what's available to them and teach them so they don't lack knowledge  How you can find information on Amber's upcoming program on her website and get on a waitlist or how you can connect with her on Instagram  How you deserve to value your worth and charge your worth in your business  How Amber's program is more than a course and involves group coaching where you get a lot of access to Amber  You can see stories and transformations from Amber's students on her Instagram or under #DTP   Links mentioned: Ambers Website  Ambers Program- Designed to Profit  Connect with Amber on Instagram    Like what you heard?  Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. 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This episode features Amber Padgett, a stop motion director, animator, and fabricator who shares how to quit your job and follow your ultimate dream. You’ll also learn: *How Amber went from working at a grocery store to some of the top stop motion studios in the US *How to make uncomfortable comfortable to push yourself to new heights *How Amber carved out a niche for herself in outdoor stop motion More about Amber: Amber is a stop motion director, fabricator, and animator working out of LA. She’s worked on projects at Open the Portal, Stoopid Buddies, and FullScreen studios. *Check out Amber’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heavysweaterproductions/ *Check out Amber’s website: http://www.heavysweaterproductions.com/

#019 - Create your own opportunity to meet your drive with Brandividuation owner Amber Brookshttps://consultinglifestyle.fm/19Amber Brooks is a fast learner, faster pivot who after only 8 months of experience working for another employer, created Brandividuation. She helps both copywriters and their clients into defining and executing on their brand identity in a holistic way.Her company differentiates herself through how deep they work on company’s foundations regarding their brand identity and entire marketing strategy.She is self-taught, uses efficient processes and systems to run her business.She acquires new clients in various ways, alone or in collaboration with other organizations.Having a Consulting Lifestyle is about “freedom, opportunity and choice”.In this episode, you will learn:· How Amber pivoted · The perverse effect of hourly billing· How does Amber brand herself · The type of companies Brandividuation works with : impact-focused businesses, organizations and community builders· Repetitive mistakes that B2B service providers make· What is Brandividuation team· Which systems and processes she uses to run Brandividuation· Amber future goals with Brandividuation· Client acquisition strategy· How Brandividuation is different than other marketers· Why brand, marketing and sales should be together· If she has coach, mentors or role modelsResources:http://www.brandividuation.com/Linkedin profile - Amber Brooks#consulting #consultinglifestyle #podcast #brand #brandividuation #identity #values #marketing #copywriting #partnership #team #management #processes #systems #freedom #opportunity #choice #differentiation #mentor #coach #selftaught #learning

Amber Lilyestrom has an amazing story, and you’re going to hear it today. Not only did Amber start and grow a multiple 7-figure business in a very short period of time, but it’s what her journey has looked like that makes this all so incredible. In this episode she talks about mindset, personal evolution, aligning your business plans with your soul’s journey, and Amber even opens up about the near death experience that has shaped everything she does. This is the type of conversation that I love to have, and I hope that you get as much from it as I did! If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, I’d love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me and Amber, @jameswedmore and @amberlilyestrom. We’ve got a special gift to help you with your manifesting goals in 2020, so go get that free guide now at http://jameswedmore.com/manifesting! Don’t forget that we’ve created another FREE workbook and mini-course, Ready to Make 2020 Your B*tch? to help you hit the ground running in 2020 (and would go great with this episode)! You can grab that now at http://jameswedmore.com/goalsetting! You can now search any for any topic discussed and keyword mentioned from the past 300+ episodes, with an amazing new tool called Searchie! For instant access, visit http://www.jameswedmore.com/podcastsearch. I’d like to personally invite you to join me in a secret hidden channel I’ve created called BEYOND The Mind Your Business Podcast. All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/beyond to download the Telegram app and join today. Haven’t left a review yet? All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/itunes, and thanks for your support of this show! I want to invite you to help contribute to this podcast by submitting a question for the Listener Question of the Week edition of The Mind Your Business Podcast. All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/QA and record a question (under 4 minutes or less) that could be featured on an upcoming episode. In the episode you’ll hear: How Amber discovered that it was her true purpose in life to help others find their own purpose The mindset she used to overcome the myth that “life has to be hard” What we all need to consider about our relationships with ourselves The powerful story of Amber’s near death experience and how she says it shifted things on a quantum level for her What big realizations she has made about fear, and how she didn’t let it hold her back from building a massively successful business Why suffering is a choice that we don’t have to make… For full show notes and links, visit: http://mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/337

On this Episode of the Heartwood Acres Podcast we sit down with our good friend Amber Wolf. Amber is also a great home school mama who has 3 lovely little ones she teaches. We chat with Amber about: How music plays a big role in their home, how they crowd funded a worship CD passion project and also the way they allow their kids to enjoy music. How Amber and her husband met, and how they came to the decision to move back to BC all the way from Australia. We also talk about setting good examples for our kids, boundaries for "me time" and how it is crucial to being the best parent you can be to your kids.

In previous episodes of the Go Pitch Yourself podcast, I’ve mentioned the importance of making every podcast pitch unique to the person you’re trying to connect with. Now this might lead you to think that templates should be avoided at all costs. Well, I’m here to tell you that this is not the case. At all! My guest today is Amber De La Garza, The Productivity Specialist and host of the Productivity Straight Talk podcast. Amber is a sought-after coach, trainer, and speaker, and in this episode you'll learn how, with a little bit of planning, templates can make your pitching process more efficient - without you sounding like a robot. Topics covered include: How pitching herself for podcast appearances was the best business decision Amber ever made How using templates can make your pitches more effective by allowing you more time to connect on a personal level and build relationships with podcast hosts How Amber blocks out periods of time for planning, pitching and follow-up The way that Amber tracks the success of her pitches Download 10 Ways You’re Screwing Your Productivity, Amber’s free tool to audit your workflow Resources mentioned in this episode: Get your free downloadable version of Angie's roadmap for podcast pitching success Book a discovery call to see if Angie can support YOUR visibility needs Join the Go Pitch Yourself Facebook community Follow Angie on Instagram - and submit your screenshots when you're ready to Go Pitch Yourself Get more info at Angie's website Amber’s Facebook Page and Instagram profile, and the Facebook Community Group for Productivity Straight Talk. Now it’s time for you to get out there and Go Pitch Yourself! Be sure to screenshot this episode and tag me on Instagram @angie_trueblood and let me know that you are ready to #gopitchyourself! I’ll add your post to my story and help you spread the word! Can’t wait to connect again! Feel like you need a little support in getting started pitching yourself? >>> Get a free downloadable version of my roadmap for podcast pitching success   Subscribe & Review in Apple Podcasts Are you subscribed to the podcast? If not, I’d love for you to do that today so you don’t miss ANY episodes. Click here to subscribe in Apple Podcasts! And, if you are SUPER pumped about the show, I would be so thankful if you would pop over to Apple Podcasts and leave a review. Crazy enough, reviews help other folks find my podcast and they help me get a real sense of what you love about the show. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Much love, friend. Special thanks to Steve Woodward at The Podcasting Editor for handling all the behind-the-scenes tech pieces of production.

Whether your business is stuck in a vicious paycheck to paycheck cycle, or you can’t seem to climb out of credit card debt, or the thought of digging deep into your business financials scares the pants off of you, it’s about time you learn to put profit first.  In this episode, my guest Amber Dugger, a cash flow expert for entrepreneurs and founder of the program “Profit For Keeps,” is sharing her mission of helping business owners like you go from just making money – to actually keeping it so you can spend it on the things that make your life awesome.  In this episode, you’ll learn: How to navigate through the emotion of money and reframe your mindset so that money doesn’t feel scary to begin digging into or learning about Why it is vital to your business’ success to understand your cash flow and the primary financial framework that makes money management easy to understand and, yes, exciting  How Amber classfies debt into two categories, how they differ, and when it’s okay to take out a loan or line of credit to help your business scale  Where to begin with prioritizing profit first in your business and why this system works to help you achieve your business and life goals  To read the full show notes with the resources mentioned in this episode, click here.  Click here to join the Spa Marketing Made Easy Facebook community where you can seek support, accountability and connections with other aesthetic experts looking to grow a thriving business. 

How Amber learned to stop, rest, grieve and ask for help in the midst of ministry and life changes.

I believe that websites are important for all businesses. While it may not be your primary marketing or sales tool, a good (or bad) website creates an immediate impression of your brand as well as your credibility, expertise, personal style, and use of technology. In the constantly-evolving digital age, it’s something we all need to be looking at and updating every single year – both in terms of aesthetics, functionality, and conversions. I’m redoing my website right now for these very reasons, so I wanted to bring on my web designer and developer, Amber Vilhauer, to share her best tips with you as well. What we cover in this episode: • How Amber went from a marketing and sales corporate superstar to starting her own agency • Lessons learned from a decade of entrepreneurship • Why narrowing your focus and speaking to your ideal customers is critical to the success of your website (and business) • Tips and strategies for creating an effective website • Why everyone needs a website and how it can help move your business and career forward starting right now Want to work with me next year? Applications are now open for The 2020 Experience, my annual mastermind for ambitious, high-achieving women. It’s a transformational experience limited to 32 women ready to achieve major goals while doubling down on self-care. If you’re ready to have a breakout year filled with intense hustle and flow, be sure to apply at http://2020mastermindexperience.com/ LINKS: http://www.ambervilhauer.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ambervilhauer/ https://www.youtube.com/user/officialamberludwig https://www.facebook.com/NGNGenterprises/ https://ngngenterprises.com/ 

Amber Neben is one of the most accomplished cyclists in the history of women's cycling, with two individual World Championship titles, two Olympic games, and recently finishing 4th at the World Championship Time Trial event at the age of 44. Amber and her coach Tim Cusick join us today to discuss the training that has led to so much success and importantly, great longevity and continued success in the sport of cycling.     IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: -How Amber's training year leading up to the 4th place finish at Worlds was structured -Her two phases of training: foundation training and performance training -The big picture: structuring training around 4-year cycles rather than 1-year plans -The importance of training progression and focusing on time in zone -How Amber's training and aspects around training have changed over the years as she has learnt more and developed as an athlete -How is training adjusted for age, at the age of 44?  -The difference in training between (elite) female and male cyclists -Takeaway messages from Amber's training and cycling journey applicable for amateurs and age-group athletes   SHOWNOTES: https://scientifictriathlon.com/tts205/   THAT TRIATHLON SHOW HOMEPAGE: www.thattriathlonshow.com   SPONSORS: Precision Hydration - One-size doesn't fit all when it comes to hydration. Take Precision Hydration's FREE sweat test and learn how you should hydrate. Use the discount code THATTRIATHLONSHOW and get your first box for free!    ROKA - The finest triathlon wetsuits, apparel, equipment, and eyewear on the planet. Trusted by Javier Gómez, Gwen Jorgensen, Flora Duffy, Mario Mola, Lucy Charles and others. Get 20% off your entire order with the discount code TTS. upgrade from training wheels to Edco Aerosport Gesero 65 race wheels when you order your Ventum bike.    LINKS AND RESOURCES: Px4 - Amber's coaching business When Shmack Happens - Amber's book WKO5: Cycling and triathlon analytics with Tim Cusick | EP#199 WKO4: How triathletes should use its powerful capabilities with Tim Cusick | EP#72   RATE AND REVIEW: If you enjoy the show, please help me out by subscribing, rating and reviewing: www.scientifictriathlon.com/rate/   CONTACT: Want to send feedback, questions or just chat? Email me at mikael@scientifictriathlon.com or connect on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter.

In this episode, Ashley Kirkwood interviews Amber Aziza , an entrepreneur, millennial expert and consultant. This interview covers: How Amber left her six-figure career and used speaking to scale her seven-figure businesses How she uses LinkedIn, Eventbrite, and networking to find engagementsHow to land corporate clients by pitching the right departments with the right messageIf you want to learn some networking hacks and land more corporate clients, then this is the perfect episode for you to tune into! Check out Amber’s Website! Follow Amber On Instagram! Check Out The Make Your Worth Mastermind! Apply For A VIP Day With Ashley & Check Out Her Website! Follow Ashley On Instagram! Follow Speak Your Way To Cash On Instagram! Join Ashley’s Free FB Group For Speakers! Attend Ashley’s LIVE Speak Your Way To Cash Event Questions? Topic Suggestions? Email admin@passionpurposeandpaychecks.com! Want to attend Ashley’s Speak Your Way To Cash Event? Come! Learn more here: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/attend-sywtcDid you know Ashley is a lawyer for speakers and entrepreneurs? Check Out Ashley’s Firm Website - Mobile General Counsel! Attend Speak Your Way To Cash LIVE In Chicago! Watch Ashley’s TEDx Talk! ********************************************************************************************Ashley Kirkwood is the founding Attorney of Mobile General Counsel, a law firm for entrepreneurs and a consulting firm for companies looking to increase employee engagement. She left her $280,000 + job to be a full-time entrepreneur in 2018 and now works to encourage and equip other entrepreneurs with the tools they need to be successful! She is also a professional corporate and college speaker! Want to connect with Ashley? Follow her on Instagram at @theashleynicoleshow or @speakyourwaytocash. ********************************************************************************************Be sure to take her class: Get The Tea On Trademarks! Book your consult here: bit.ly/MobileGCFollow Ashley Kirkwood on Instagram: @TheAshleyNicoleShowFollow this Podcast on Instagram: @SpeakYourWayToCash

It's here!! The highly anticipated episode with Amber Cavanagh - the West Coast Medium herself!  In this episode we answer all your most FAQ's about life, death, soul lessons, chronic illness, living your purpose and more!  So many of your life's mysteries you've been pondering in the back of your mind will finally be answered TODAY!   SOME of the topics we cover in today's Soul Adventurer Podcast episode are; How Amber realized her gifts, why she spent the majority of her life so far hiding them The breakthrough moment that convinced her to begin sharing them Why good people have seemingly bad experiences, like Cancer, MS, and other painful (and sometimes terminal) diseases Questions like;  Why does anyone die young - from children to young adults with families? How can you tell if you’re a young soul, or an old soul? What happens to people who commit suicide - are they welcomed on the other side? If someone is sick, ill, or physically/mentally challenged in some way - did they their loved ones, spouse, kids, caregivers - choose to have this experience with them? Or are their loved ones the victim of outside circumstance? What if you feel like you’re not living in alignment with your purpose, your potential - that something is missing. What can we do to move forward in a way that feels good and aligned with our soul when we don’t know what that is? Did I plan my life in advance, or do I have Free Will? I’ve experienced bad things in my life, things I didn’t want to happen - why? What actually is Deja Vu? If I don’t like the way my life is going - do I actually have the power to change it, or was it already planned out before I was born? Is it greedy or selfish to have desires beyond what I already have in my life? How can I be motivated by something other than fear? What happens when an Old Soul is done living lives? Can I learn how to connect with my own guides and intuition for clarity - or is that something I need to visit a intuitive/psychic for? Why does someone sometimes have an altered personality have a traumatic/life threatening event. Can two souls agree to change places during a near-death experience? What is a Psychopath - if they have no empathy or connection to emotion - do they have a Soul at all? *** And how to tune more deeply into your own purpose in life! (This is a MUST listen, my friend, trust me!)    And if you love it - please share it! :-) Enjoy :)        LINKS MENTIONED IN TODAY’S EPISODE: * Grab details for the Jen’s exclusive new Awakener’s Certification here while they’re still available! (for anyone looking to uncover their specific purpose, and create a meaningful and fulfilling income online!)  - http://bit.ly/AwakenerCertificationDetailsWaitlist * Jennifer's New Bestselling Book - The Awakening - now available (while supplies last) - A Guide to Spiritually Awaken Your Highest Self, Intuitive Connection, and Deepest Purpose. Canadians click here -  http://bit.ly/theAwakeningBookCANADA     Americans click here -  http://bit.ly/theAwakeningBookUSA   (*** Also Available Worldwide on Amazon***)       PS - Did you enjoy today's episode? Be sure to uplift your friend or loved one as well by sharing this episode with them, or better yet by taking a screen shot and sharing with your whole social media fam! (Make sure to tag me so I can re-share your post and say hello!!)   And if you haven't already, please leave us a rating and review so we know you're enjoying what we're creating for you, and we'll keep creating more of what you love the most! :)        Jennifer Jayde is an award winning and internationally 2x best-selling Spiritual Growth author, speaker, and creator of the Awakener’s Certification online program for women who desire to Awaken their purpose, Align with their Highest Self, and Inspire others along the way.  Within 2 years of stepping into her own soul-aligned role, she has been invited to TV interviews both in Canada and the US, became an international best selling author and speaker, and asked to guest host worldwide tropical retreats for women desiring to lead a soul inspired life full time.     She resides part-time in San Diego, California, and part-time on Vancouver Island in Canada - but feels at home wherever there's sunshine and salty air... Connect with Jennifer Jayde;  on IG -    https://www.instagram.com/jenniferjayde_successcoach/ In her FB Group -    https://www.facebook.com/groups/jenniferjaydesavvysoulsistercircle/ Website -    https://www.jenniferjayde.com/       Interested in discovering your Purpose? Check out our free quick quiz right here; http://bit.ly/FindYourPURPOSEQuiz       Be sure to click that subscribe button, a lot of the things we share are time sensitive and I wouldn’t want you missing out! Plus, this community just wouldn't be the same without you!    Follow Your Heart Always,                                 Jen xoxo     Please note Jennifer Jayde’s (including her guests as well) guidance, advice and coaching is not to be used as replacement for medical needs including therapy, medication, or any other remedy. We do not make any guarantees or claims that are to be relied solely upon. What’s shared inside this podcast is for personal self exploration purposes only and not to be relied upon in any way, shape or form.  

Girl, are you too vanilla?   Hey beauties! In this episode, Amber Lilyestrom and I go deep about creating a brand that encompasses the fullness of you! Amber was SO transparent on her near-death experience, birthing her daughter and her feminine in business!   Amber Lilyestrom is a transformational branding strategist and business performance coach, writer and speaker. She has been featured in Entrepreneur and Working Mother Magazine and is the host of The Amber Lilyestrom Show podcast. She is the creator of the Ignite Your Soul Summit annual live event and multiple life-changing online programs. She helps entrepreneurs turn their passions into heart-centered brands and thriving businesses. Amber's mission is to empower women to position themselves as sought-after experts and thought leaders through social media, engagement marketing and the creation of an online brand presence. She’s worked with thousands of women worldwide, building a seven-figure business from home, while also homeschooling her daughter with her husband and business partner, Ben.    Here’s a closer look about what we discussed in this episode   All about today’s guest, Amber Lilyestrom [03.06] How Amber became an Entrepreneur and her story of Rising [05.28] Amber’s December 31st tradition that helps you manifest your dream life [34.30] How to get into momentum towards your end goal [38.48] How Amber left her 9-5 [40.45] Bringing the deep soul feels into your brand [45.48] Amber’s advice to entrepreneurs [48.64]   Memorable Quotes   Why are you hiding parts of yourself away? [46.05]    Links we mentioned:   www.amberlilyestrom.com https://www.amberlilyestrom.com/acceleratelive    

00:49 – Introducing today’s guest, Amber Swenor01:25 – Amber’s entrepreneurial journey03:40 – Overcoming fears to open your own business08:45 – How Amber curated her business prior to launch10:06 – Launching her business, Strategic Partners Marketing11:33 – Transitioning to helping a larger audience on different platforms13:25 – Amber speaks to the most challenging aspects of growing her business16:44 – The importance of honesty and transparency19:15 – Learning to become a project manager25:06 – The value of learning from past mistakes26:13 – Amber discusses the efforts she put into Impact Academy29:02 – Revisiting short-term, mid-term and long-term goals of her companies35:18 – What Zen Money means to Amber36:22 – Where listeners can follow AmberSound Bites:“One of my mentors says, ‘Iterate as you go,’ and I live by that.” (07:18)“We strive to work with people that are passionate about being their best. And I didn’t want us to be bound and limited by only working with those mission-driven entrepreneurs that were within our region.” (11:59)“If you care about your team, it’s your responsibility to have ongoing conversations so that they have the opportunity to step into their growth and not be blindsided if they’re not performing.” (22:02)“We’re about helping to find the best solution.” (32:36)“I think of Zen Money as being rooted in your authenticity and flow. Zen Money is alignment.” (36:08)About Amber:Amber Swenor is a business and life strategist that helps people to make their dreams a reality. She is the founder of Strategic Partners, a brand strategy agency and marketing firm that provides business strategy and marketing services for passionate people and companies.She’s also the founder of Impact Academy, where she provides coaching, speaking, programs and retreats on personal development and business strategy. She helps people to live their most authentic badass lives by getting clarity for their dreams and creating strategies to go for them. She helps heart-centered service providers, healers and creatives to build businesses that are authentic to them, and are both impactful and profitable.She’s a 2019 Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Graduate, 2018 Vital Voices International VVGrow Fellow, 2018 Madison Magnet Super Connector finalist, 2017 Brava Magazine Woman to Watch, 2017 Young Athena Award Finalist, 2017 In Business Magazine 40 under 40.She’s current authoring her first book titled, Unleashed, to be released March 2020.When she’s not strategizing to help you live your most badass life, you’ll find her rocking the stage with her band, Morningstar.Links Mentioned:Amber’s Instagram – @amberdellarockAmber’s FacebookAmber’s LinkedInAmber’s WebsiteAmber’s Bite-Sized Transformations Weekly EmailZen Money Financial QuizZen Money Website 

This week we speak to a serial entrepreneur who’s really been there and done it. Amber Renae went from building bridges as a civil engineer to building up three six-figure businesses, including a fashion label supported by none other than Paris Hilton. But this certainly isn’t a story of serene progress and overnight success. Amber was refershnighly open about how she recovered from bankruptcy and bad money management to become the inspirational entrepreneur she is today, delivering e-courses and building sales funnels.   See some of Amber’s top tips below: **  Don’t call yourself an entrepreneur unless you actually have a proper business! **  You can still be successful in business if you’re bad at managing money, but make sure you delegate to someone who is a specialist in this area. **  Don’t be afraid to say no to new clients and growth. If you can’t manage it properly then don’t do it. **  Pay people for the knowledge you don’t have. The amount of time you save by doing this is nearly always worth it. **  If you’re a good learner then you’re probably good at business. The day-to-day work of an entrepreneur is all about learning and problem solving.   In this episode of Business Brain Food you will learn: **  What motivates an internationally successful entrepreneur **  What it was like to be an entrepreneur before it was fashionable **  How Amber came back from bankruptcy **  The power of learning **  The challenges of selling a product versus selling a service   Resources mentioned in this episode: **  Enter our competition to win a 17,000 AUD coaching program. Winners will be entitled to free entry to events and workshops, quarterly Business Excellerator Conferences, access to the online resource centre, and over 20 experts on hand to answer your questions. Just click this link here to sign up: http://winbusinesscoaching.com.au/bbf/   **  Go to http://www.amberrenae.com/ for free marketing and funnel courses.   **  All previous BBF episodes & show notes can be found at http://www.businessbrainfood.com.au   **  Join the Business Brain Food Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BusinessBrainFood/ **  Twitter: https://twitter.com/bfewtrell   Call to action: According to Amber, persistence is the key. “The only reason I am where I am is that I’ve failed more than everybody else.” Also, if you are enjoying these Business Brain Food podcasts, then make sure to share them via social media sites or email the links to family and friends. A lot of time and effort goes into producing each of these podcasts with the goal in mind of the more people we can inspire about business the better. You can help us do just that! Until next time, have a profitable day! Cheers, Ben Fewtrell 02 8808 5500  

Amber O’Hearn is a data scientist by profession with a background in math, computer science, linguistics, and psychology. She has been studying and experimenting with low-carb, ketogenic diets since 1997, and more recently writing and speaking about her findings. Her review on the evolutionary appropriateness and benefit of weaning babies onto a meat-based, high fat, low carb diet, was included as testimony defending Professor Tim Noakes in his recent trial.  Amber has been eating a plant-free diet since 2009.   Time stamps:    4:03 Amber O'Hearn's love of singing. 6:03 Amber's journey towards carnivore. 11:50 Pitfalls of bipolar medications. 13:50 Finding the carnivore community (zeroing in on health). 16:03 Amber's amazing mood improvements. 17:19 Had Amber tried re-introducing plants back into her diet? 18:10 The fear of losing variety in your diet. 20:13 How to cook brain. 20:47 Salmonella. 21:43 Eating raw animal foods and food safety. 23:06 Why eating egg whites may not be a good idea. 25:00 How Amber's mood became substantially more stable. 27:49 Micronutrients in meat. 29:00 Unique nutrients in animal foods. 31:34 Eliminating plants from the diet. 33:18 Carnivory and diet dogmatism. 34:25 Humans as facultative carnivores. 37:21 Bioavailability of nutrients in animal vs. plant foods. 40:33 Fiber. 41:33 Other nutrients that low carb dieters do not need as much of. (Vitamin c and scurvy.) 43:13 Linus Pauling's theory. 50:06 Iodine. 50:57 Is the carnivore diet safe for children? 54:00 Newborns/infants and ketosis. 56:27 Ketones and cholesterol. 58:41 Ketones and improved working memory/other benefits. 59:53 Fat to protein ratio on a carnivore diet. 1:06:20 The effect of protein on insulin. 1:09:22 Does protein really have calories? 113:12 Information on where to find Amber online and her upcoming work. Amber’s contact information:    Empiri.ca  Ketotic.org Facultativecarnivore.com  Twitter: @ketocarnivore Instagram: @ambimorph   Ancestral Supplements https://ancestralsupplements.com/ use the promo code “SaladinoMD” on the shopify site for 10% off.    JOOVV: www.joovv.com/paul   My contact information: PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/paulsaladinomd   SOCIAL MEDIA  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulsaladinomd Website: paulsaladinomd.com Twitter:@mdsaladino Facebook: Paul Saladino MD email: paulsaladinomd@gmail.com   Be sure to subscribe for more medicine and lifestyle content. Stay radical!  

00:56 – Introducing today’s guest, Amber Lilyestrom 01:56 – Amber’s background and roots 03:04 – How Amber first got involved in entrepreneurship 07:58 – Working in the university system 11:27 – The call to help people 13:08 – How a near-death experience led Amber to start her current business 14:21 – The goal of Amber’s entrepreneurial journey 16:25 – Amber speaks to hurdles of working with her husband, Ben 19:15 – The most important lessons Amber has learned while coaching women in business 23:11 – The importance of knowing your worth 25:56 – Amber shares some of the benefits of running her own business 30:13 – How Amber maintains a high level of fulfillment in her career and life 33:50 – What Zen Money means to Amber 36:25 – Amber shares her upcoming event, Accelerate Live Sound Bites: • “I always had that idea of creativity and business and I liked doing it. It [entrepreneurship] was really fun and it was very simple for me.” (04:56) • “I love to help people and see them and then tease out the uniqueness within them to help them get on a path to their joy and to do what they really want to do in life.” (11:53) • “The goal when I left my corporate career was ‘I want to be present for the life that I’m living and the people that are in it.’” (14:49) • “I’m such a straight talker, straight shooter. A person who just wants to move the ball forward for the highest good of all involved.” (27:05) • “I have just decided to support the whole of my life, not just one aspect and angle of it.” (28:22) • “Zen Money means financial serenity to me. And really being at one and at peace with the flow of your finances.” (33:53) About Amber: Amber Lilyestrom is a transformational branding strategist and business coach, author and speaker. She has been featured by Entrepreneur, Mentorbox and Working Mother Magazine and is the host of The Amber Lilyestrom Show podcast. She is the creator of the Ignite Your Soul Summit annual live event in Portsmouth, NH and multiple life-changing online programs. She helps entrepreneurs turn their passions in to heart-centered brands and thriving businesses. Amber's mission is to empower women to position themselves as sought-after experts and thought leaders through the creation of an online brand presence. Her transformational mindset work sets her apart in an industry focused on a strategy-first, inner work later approach. She’s worked with thousands of women worldwide building a seven-figure business from home, while also homeschooling her daughter with her husband and business partner, Ben. Links Mentioned: Amber’s Podcast – https://www.amberlilyestrom.com/podcast Amber’s Website – https://www.amberlilyestrom.com/ Amber’s Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/amberlilyestrom Accelerate Live Website – https://www.amberlilyestrom.com/acceleratelive Zen Money Financial Quiz – https://www.zenmoneymap.com/moneystyle Zen Money Website – https://www.zenmoneymap.com/

Amber Rae is a writer, visual artist, and speaker who encourages emotional wellness and personal growth. Her artwork has inspired me, and you’ve likely seen it circulating on Instagram as well! In this conversation we dive deep into feelings and emotions, discussing how to learn from them and harness them to guide you. We discuss the evolution of Amber’s career and how she landed on creating her own art that has been seen by millions and changes the way people think and feel. We dive into what Amber’s business looks like, the lessons she learned from working with Seth Godin, where she draws her inspiration, and so much more. In this episode, we discuss: Amber’s inspiration for her book, Choose Wonder Over Worry How to find your inner truth and zone of genius How to use envy to tap into potential in ourselves Amber’s experience working with Seth Godin How to differentiate between intuition and fear Amber’s system for learning from your feelings and emotions How Amber builds her business by living her message Why Amber’s work resonates and her artwork is going viral Push versus pull in business Where Amber gets inspiration Mentioned in this episode: The Big Leap: Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take Life to the Next Level by Gay Hendricks Finding Your Own North Star: Claiming the Life You Were Meant to Live by Martha N. Beck Seth Godin All the deets: Check out Amber’s book Choose Wonder Over Worry Explore Amber’s artwork and connect with her on Instagram at @heyamberrae Tag me (@saraweinreb) and Amber on Instagram with your favorite takeaways from the episode! From our sponsors: Try Soom Foods’ Silan date syrup and tahini. Use code MEDIUMWELL at checkout for 10% off your entire order!

Amber McDonald is the Co-Founder and CEO of Indemnis, Inc. From an early age Amber has been an extremely hard worker; having supervised 150 employees by the age of 21, her ambition and work ethic weren’t in short supply. Her experience ranges from managing programs and finances for a company with $30M in assets to serving on an ANCSA board holding co. with over $250M in annual revenue. She’s a founding member of Indemnis and leads business operations, legal, finance divisions, business development and sales, human resources, marketing, customer support, and FAA compliance. What you’ll learn about in this episode: What Indemnis Inc. does, how their products work, and how those products are making drones safer and more cost-effective Why Amber keeps daily and weekly goal lists, and how it helps her to focus and accomplish tasks How Amber’s workweek “flows” through preplanned and scheduled activities, while still staying prepared for the unexpected What difficulties Amber and Indemnis were forced to face, and how they overcame those challenges Why Indemnis had to pivot away from their first product focus and come up with a new solution How Amber approached the difficult conversation of having to redirect her entire team and start over from scratch What critical skills Amber has found to be the most important for her to develop throughout her career How mentors have impacted Amber’s career, and what important lessons she learned from her mentors Which strategies can help business leaders and their teams solve the most complex problems What areas Amber would advise Onward Nation business owners to focus on to ensure the success of their businesses Additional resources: Website: www.indemnis.com

What is chakra and what to do when it is blocked? This is one topic Amber Lee Lyons cannot stop talking about. Take notes on today’s episode as Amber shared how to take advantage of aligning your chakras to our everyday lives. That’s not all, she also shared her best tips on how to open up and get what you want in your life. And get a load of stories from me and Amber on how manifestation works best on us. Tune in to the episode to unlock how to be unapologetically fierce and fabulous. Things We Talk About: Becoming aware on how to find the blocked chakra and what you have to do to unblock it How Amber came up with an approachable system using chakras that can be applied to building a business The first step to do to make a shift in your life Tips to structure your daily routine Amber’s Seven Step Process and its Chakra Counterpart How Amber manages to stay in her lane and not get caught up by the online world Learn more about Amber: http://chakragirlco.com/ Get REFRESHED and HYDRATED with the best! Check out HYDRANT at  www.drinkhydrant.com/discount/COURTNEYB Come hang with us: Website : http://fitfiercefabulouspodcast.com || http://www.courtneyvioletbentley.com Hashtag: #FFFPodcast Social Media: @courtneybentley_ || @Fitfiercefabulouspodcast

    I don't think it's possible for me to be more excited to share today's Wonder-Woman extraordinaire (and all of her immense wisdom) with you... Amber Rae has been called "The Brené Brown of Wonder” by Mind Body Green and a “Millennial Motivator” by Fortune. Amber is an author, artist, and speaker whose work invites you to live your truth, befriend your emotions, and express your gifts. Her writing blends raw, personal storytelling with actionable aha! moments, and has reached over 5 million people in 195 countries. Her public art has spread to more than twenty countries, and she's spoken to and collaborated with brands like Kate Spade, Apple, Amazon, Lululemon, and Unilever. She's been featured in The New York Times, TIME, Fast Company, BBC, ABC World News, Tim Ferriss's blog, and more. I invite you to turn all distractions on “do not disturb” mode, grab a pen + paper, and get ready for some serious note taking (I took SIX pages!), while Amber and I go way beneath the surface to talk all things wonder, authenticity and the beautiful process of coming home to ourselves. In this episode: iTunes review of the week [ :40 ] Today's guest, Amber Rae [ 2:05 ] The story about how Amber Rae's name came to be [ 3:45 ] When Amber began writing her book Choose Wonder Over Worry [ 5:09 ] How to share our stories authentically [ 11:11 ] Detaching from our phones + social media, and getting back to living our lives [ 16:26 ] How Amber went from addiction + anxiety, to living + experiencing [ 24:39 ] How Amber allows her muse to influence and inspire her without losing her own unique voice [ 30:48 ] How to choose Wonder over Worry [ 38:45 ] How Amber integrates art in to her everyday life [ 44:28 ] Amber's favorites [  49:15 ] Soul Shifting Quotes: “Writing is the vehicle in which I come home to myself.” “I really lost myself in trying to be who I thought others wanted me to be.” “All that life is, is a story that we're writing. So, how can I tell a better story?” “Have more fun, you might get more done.” “So many of the thoughts that we think we actually inherited from other people.” “In every moment of every day we get to choose whether we're buying in to the voice or worry, or buying in to the voice of wonder.” “How do we allow every part of ourselves to have a seat at the table of our hearts?” “My hope is to continue to wake up to my truth and, in doing that for myself, create the container for others to do the same.” Links Mentioned: Grab your FREE training, How to Call in Your Tribe + Create Content that Converts Purchase your copy of Choose Wonder Over Worry here! Follow Amber on Instagram: @heyamberrae, learn more about the book at ChooseWonder.com, and check out her beautiful website: www.AmberRae.com Be sure to tag me in your big shifts and takeaways: @amberlilyestrom Did you hear something you loved here today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes  

EP27 Brian & Amber Yaussy: How to Build a Successful Company With Your Spouse   SUMMARY: In this episode of DYB Podcast, Steve interviews Brian and Amber Yaussy, owners of Creations by Brian. Brian started his life in business by immersing himself in a family business. However, Brian felt the need to establish his own presence through his own business, and with the help of his wife, has created something special that is set for success. Brian and Amber talk about what their business brings to the table, how they put communication at the top of their list of priorities, and just how they keep their business and personal relationships with one another healthy. --------------- WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: The Upsides and Downsides of Working within a Family Business How Bryan and Amber are capable of Creating Synergy in their Business How to keep communication open while staying tactful What it’s like Running a Business as a Couple. --------------- QUOTES: "Working for the family business, you get fired a lot." "We’re still learning our lessons." "We try to be intentional about every 6 months to do something just for our marriage." "It’s about communicating. It’s about recognizing our strengths and our weaknesses. We have to make sure that relationship is protected first and foremost because that is going to be there after the business." "Our goals were quite limited by what we thought possible. We didn’t know what was possible." --------------- HIGHLIGHTS: [04:08] How Creations by Brian started by creating a family business [09:31] Why Brian had to move on and start his own business and the diligence and passion that eventually pushed him to success [19:24] How Amber came into Brian’s business and how her work behind the scenes added a new level of sophistication to the business [25:34] The ways Brian and Amber work on their marriage while running a business together [36:10] Hiring for character over just hiring painters --------------- LINKS & RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Join DYB Basecamp Contact Creations by Brian The Hope Project    Going Deep and Wide: A Companion Guide for Churches and Leaders The 5 Love Languages: The Secrets to Love that Lasts by Gary Chapman The 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace: Empowering Organizations by Encouraging People by Gary Chapman and Paul White Family Life Weekend to Remember Retreat --------------- ADDITIONAL FREE RESOURCES: Schedule Your Free Strategy Call With Steve DYB System PDF EP01 9 Steps to Doubling Your Business Part 1 52 Blog Post Ideas PDF YouCanBookMe VIDEO Pre-qualifying Questions PDF Video Testimonial Checklist PDF 3 Steps To Get Leads From FB PDF 11 Interview Questions PDF 9 Ways To Get HOA Work PDF Sundries Cheat Sheet Above the Line Poster  -------------- Connect with Brian & Amber Yaussy on Facebook Connect with Steve on Facebook here  -------------- Press and hold to visit the page Show Page Notes  -------------- Thank you very much for joining us today! If you received value, would you take a quick few seconds and leave us a review on iTunes, please?

In this episode we talk about: What comes to mind when Amber hears the label “Type A” How her Type A side impacted the process of writing her book The importance of physical environment and how it impacts Amber’s creativity Why her book almost didn’t get written What a “shadow artist” is and how it can cause you to hide from your own work The catalyst for writing her book, Choose Wonder Over Worry How the structure of her book was determined three weeks before her deadline and the way in which it makes the book unique The “worry voice” and the difference between toxic worry & useful worry Wonder being our curious inner guide The importance of having a healthy relationship with worry & wonder and how the thing that we often think is the problem is often not actually the problem Identifying “worry’s friends” and the importance of engaging with them Allowing all of our emotions a seat at the table instead of trying to confine certain emotions to certain boxes How Amber defines “union” in her book The concept of wisdom and how we can develop more discernment Amber’s tactics that creatives can use to get unstuck Her decision to write about her father’s death in the book and how she arrived at that decision How she wrote the book for herself first and then decided what she would share with the world   Mentioned In This Episode: Creative Sunday Lab with Jenni Brown on May 20, 2018 in San Francisco The Artist Way by Julia Cameron Choose Wonder Over Worry by Amber Rae   About Amber Rae: Amber Rae is an author, speaker, and artist who wants more people to live their truth, befriend their emotions, and express their gifts. She’s been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, and Fortune and called "The Brené Brown of Wonder." Her book Choose Wonder Over Worry hits shelves on May 15, which Seth Godin called "a gift" and Deepak Chopra called a guide "to unfold your infinite potential."   As creatives, we have ALL experienced fear, self-doubt, and envy at some point. In this episode, Amber and I will be discussing how to stop the spiral of worry and comparison. By using our sense of wonder and exploring the wisdom hidden beneath our emotions, we can learn to transform it from something uncomfortable into something everyone wants more of -- inspiration. We'll also be jamming on differentiating between healthy striving and paralyzing perfectionism, how to follow the muse of wonder instead of the fear of worry, and why anxiety is our friend (not our foe!).   You can get a preview of her story here with the book's introduction chapter.   Connect with Amber Rae: On her website On Choose Wonder On Instagram On Twitter   About The Type A Creative Podcast: The Type A Creative is for those of us who feel like walking juxtapositions. You know who you are. You can balance spreadsheets just as easily as you can design a logo. Sometimes it’s a little disorienting because you’re a left-brain / right-brain blend that doesn’t always fit into the labels of “artist” or “numbers person.”   On the show we bring in fellow bosses, painters, creative directors, film makers, entrepreneurs, and writers — together we’re having conversations about what it is to be both Type A and Creative.   Don’t forget to rate & review The Type A Creative on iTunes!

5 Minute Success Podcast – Amber De La Garza   Here’s to your success in business and in life!   In this episode, Karen and Amber De La Garza discuss: Amber's journey to success Amber's business development Amber's commitment to get leads Amber's strategies How Amber connects to build and grow     Key Takeaways and Actionable Success Principles: Committing to getting leads is a choice you make every day, and you've got to do it even when you don't feel like it Just because your feelings aren't consistent every day, your actions can be If you can clearly communicate the best way to work with you, clients rise up to that and want to be your best client Building a business is all about relationships and that takes time If you don't have a process in place to connect and build those relationships, you've got a hole in your bucket and won't have clients that stick     “Unfortunately, I think so many opportunities run right past us because we've got the excuse that we don't have enough time." — Amber De La Garza       Join host Karen Briscoe each week to learn how you can achieve success at a higher level by investing just 5 minutes a day! Tune in to hear powerful, inspirational success stories and expert insights from entrepreneurs, business owners, industry leaders, and real estate agents that will transform your business and life. Karen shares a-ha moments that have shaped her career and discusses key concepts from her book Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day: Secrets of a Top Agent Revealed.   About Amber De La Garza: As a productivity coach, speaker, trainer, and host of the Productivity Straight Talk Podcast, Amber helps entrepreneurs take consistent, massive, focused action in business by improving their personal productivity to increase their profits.   Connect with Karen Briscoe:   Twitter: @5MinuteSuccess Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/5minutesuccess/ Website: http://www.5minutesuccess.com/ Email: karen@5minutesuccess.com   Connect with Amber De La Garza:   Website: www.TheProductivitySpecialist.com         5 Minute Success Links   Learn more about Karen’s book, Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day   Subscribe to 5 Minute Success Podcast   Spread the love and share the secrets of 5 Minute Success with your friends and colleagues!     Show notes by show producer: Anna Nygren     What is the name of your Company, Group, Team? The Productivity Specialist If you are a real estate agent, please let me know the Market You Serve, Volume and Units Sold in 2017, Years in Business, Team Size Non active in real estate If you are not a real estate agent, please provide a brief description of your business and/or expertise. As a productivity coach, speaker, trainer and host of the Productivity Straight Talk podcast I help entrepreneurs take consistent, massive, focused action in business by improving their personal productivity to increase their profits. Please provide your Website URL(s), and Facebook/Twitter/LinkedIn handles www.TheProductivitySpecialist.com Please provide a Brief Bio that will be displayed along with your episode. Amber De La Garza is The Productivity Specialist! Amber is a sought-after coach, trainer, speaker, writer, and the host of the Productivity Straight Talk podcast. She helps entrepreneurs take consistent, massive, focused action in business and equips them with the specific techniques needed to reduce stress, increase profits, make more time for what matters most, and achieve their vision of success.

Topics discussed: Growing a beauty business from concept to sale + avoiding the common pitfalls Inside story of Biz of balayage How Salon Republic started + inside glimpse into the company + why we do what we do How Amber runs her new business and is improving the industry with new projects.

How are women represented in figurative art? Can you tell the difference between figurative art created by a woman and a man? What is it about women painting women that stands out? Figurative artist, Amber Lia-Kloppel was kind enough to sit down with me and discuss these questions and so much more. In our conversation, we also touch on her time at the New York Academy of Art, why she chooses women as her subjects, voyeurism, confrontation, navigating motherhood as an artist, and so much more. I know artists like you are going to enjoy Amber’s unique and fascinating perspective. The Female Figure Throughout the ages, the woman’s figure has been explored by artists the world over. But with each artist, the inspiration is a little bit different. I wanted to know why my guest, Amber Lia-Kloppel was so drawn to painting the female figure. Amber opened up and shared with me that the reason she is so drawn to the female figure, in part, is because they are self-portraits. She means this both literally and figuratively as she occasionally uses herself as a model but she also sees a reflection of herself in the models and the work she creates that are represented by the female body. It was a joy to hear Amber’s take on figurative art and the portrayal of the female figure. Make sure to check out images of Amber’s work at the end of this post! Navigating an art career as a parent How do parents and mothers, in particular, manage their time in the studio? What does it look like to navigate an art career as a parent? How does parenting influence the artwork of an artist? Amber Lia-Kloppel was gracious and candid in our conversation as she shared her experience navigating her role as an artist and a mother. She told me about projects she created that reflected moments she shared with her daughter. Amber also went on to describe how parenting has brought her to cherish and make the most out of her time working in her studio. I got the sense from my conversation with Amber that parenting enhanced her imagination and scope in some fascinating ways. I’m curious to hear what you take away from my conversation with Amber. Evolving as an artist How have you evolved as an artist over time? Have you made subtle changes here and there or have there been dramatic shifts in your approach and style? What caused the changes you’ve made over the years? My guest, Amber Lia-Kloppel described for me a pivotal moment in her career as an artist when she started to attend the New York Academy of Art. It was in this environment that Amber developed and refined her approach. Amber told me about how she learned new techniques and enjoyed the freedom and permission to expand her abilities in this environment that challenged and empowered her. Have you had an experience like Amber’s? Learning how to let go of a painting As artists, when we create, we pour part of ourselves into the process and ultimately into our creations. What are the ramifications of this creative process when we are unable to complete a project? What happens to that energy and passion that were poured out? My guest, Amber Lia-Kloppel discussed this artist's dilemma with me in our conversation. I appreciated Amber’s honesty as she admitted that she still struggles with letting go of her paintings that she just can't seem to finish. She hates to let go because, as she has gotten older, her starts are better, so there is so much there to salvage. Amber also holds herself to a high standard, she wants every painting to be her best painting. Can you relate to Amber’s struggle? Outline of This Episode [1:50] I introduce my guest, Amber Lia-Kloppel. [3:00] Amber talks about how she got started as an artist. [10:00] What attracts Amber to painting the female figure? [15:00] Amber’s process and using herself as a model. [19:30] How Amber incorporates being a mother in her painting process. [23:00] Amber talks about approaching the canvas. [29:30] Pivotal moments in Amber’s career. [35:00] How art school helped Amber evolve as an artist. [37:00] Amber talks about her current project. [39:00] Learning how to let a painting go. [42:30] Artwork that Amber would like to own from a living artist. Other artists mentioned on this episode Lucian Freud Alice Neel Wade Schuman Vincent Desiderio Antonio López García Johannes Vermeer Resources Mentioned on this episode http://www.amberlia-kloppel.com/ Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

Follow Linda on Social Media @ Chickfitstudio on Facebook Instagram and Twitter and my website is www.chickfit.me Amber is a transformational branding & business strategist, writer and speaker, devoted wife and mother. She is the host of The Soul Fueled CEO™ Podcast and supports visionaries, leaders and disruptivators in changing the world and their own lives.   When she became a mama, she followed her soul's calling and walked away from her corporate career to launch her own company to work from home while raising her daughter.  When she is not coaching passionate souls on a mission, you can find Amber out on a paddle board or kayak in her family's home on the pond, exploring with her family outdoors or out running with her 2 wild husky dogs.   www.amberlilyestrom.com.  www.facebook.com/amberlilyestrom  www.instagram.com/amberlilyestrom  havennh.org   In this episode we talk about Stepping past fear into faith. How Amber's near death experience changed her life. Learn to listen to your inner voice. People treat you the way you allow them to treat you. How to flip the switch and take back your power. Use Mel Robbins 5 second rule. Stop waiting on permission. www.leoniedawson.com poem Dear Goddess The only permission you need to let your soul shine is your own. How to step into your own CEOness. Start before your ready. If everything is perfect the first time you do it, you've waited too long The nature of coming home to who you really are. If you don't realize your worth, you will allow the wrong things in your life Healing from abuse. Sisterhood is a support system that can transcend all other relationships. Sisterhood is being surrounded by energy, light, love, and celebrating together in a giant collaboration that lifts us all higher. You can never possibly understand who needed you to say yes to yourself and your dreams If you hide because your afraid, there are so many people that aren't going to hear or receive what only you can bring. Be where your feet are. If we are are going to be okay when we are dying, what are we so afraid of when we are living?

Amber Chalus is back on the show talking about the importance and necessity of slowing down. With all of the things that need our attention on a daily basis, slowing down is one of the most important items on our list. But it often gets overlooked. It's a form of self-care and so very important. In this episode, we chat about slowing down, simplifying and honoring yourself. We jammed on:   How Amber incorporates slowing down in her life Why it's so important and vital for women Why decluttering is a way of honoring yourself How simplifying your life is a way of slowing down Why we delay gratification and how we can live our lives fully, now Show notes: http://www.margaretromero.com/episode30  

The first step in starting a new project is always the hardest – especially when your old friend resistance kicks in! Your own brand of resistance can take any number of forms: Are you freaked out about being too much like your competition? Do you spend more time procrastinating than actually building your product? Are you nervous that you're too late to the game? These anxieties can do more than just slow you down - they can stop you in your tracks! Eeeek! I’ve talked to so many entrepreneurs that have come very close to giving up on some truly awesome ideas just because of resistance thoughts like these. Guess what: You need to get over those fears if you're going to get your entrepreneurial groove on! So how do you dodge these mental roadblocks?? I’m going to share with you my own pesky resistance points (including the ones that popped up when I started working on this very podcast!) and teach you how to skillfully neutralize them so that you can get back to making things happen! Let’s get started!   Highlights: 01:31 Differentiation and timing: Amber's 2 key resistance experiences 3:37 What are you procrastinating right now? 4:13 “One of the ways that you will differentiate is just by showing up and being you” 6:05 Put aside your perfectionism and jump on the “just start” train 7:22 No matter what you're trying to do, you're right on time! 8:40 How Amber overcame her fear of being late 13:30 Shifting your mindset: The Big Leap 15:33 The story of the big meeting and the missed train 17:21 “The moral of the story...” 17:40 Don't panic about double- (or-triple-) booking! 20:00 Life happens! Give your clients, colleagues, and prospects permission to be “right on time” 21:40 “The more important a call or an action is to our soul's evolution ...” Thank you for listening! Want more information and tips? Visit http://www.niceops.com and follow Amber on twitter: @AmberMcCue   Mentioned in this episode: The Goal Digger Podcast The Lively Show Podcast The Art of Paid Traffic Podcast The Mind Your Business Podcast Missing Richard Simmons Podcast happygrace.com Change Me Prayers The Big Leap The War of Art   Want more? Click here: AmberMcCue.com.

In this episode you’ll learn: Business mindsets and creative mindsets go hand in hand for a successful business How systemizing will allow for major growth Riches are in niches! How Amber’s mindset changed her business and personal life - in so many ways! Be self aware and honor what is true to you…

Wish you could pick the brain of a marketing magician who’s worn every hat imaginable? Amber Housley has so much wisdom to share with us from her vast experience - from her days selling personalized invitations on eBay (before Etsy was born) to a full-time career at a digital agency. She juggles family life with two kids and her current business as a marketing strategist for Lara Casey Media without missing a beat. Amber has seemingly seen and done it all, and she shares what she’s learned along the way in today’s podcast! WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE: All about Amber’s experience and her business helping women entrepreneurs and bloggers develop stellar marketing plans How to stand out in the thousands of marketing messages consumers face on a daily basis When to flex your style and when it’s better to stay in your comfort zone How to structure surveys and when to automate those surveys How to analyze data efficiently (even if you’re not a data geek like Amber!) How Amber stays motivated and grounded without compromising joy in her personal and family life How business is like dating A bit about Amber’s Blooming Business Kits, her online course library   To learn more and get the show notes, visit: www.annettestepanian.com/podcast/23

In this interview, I am excited to share a deeply personal and reflective conversation with Amber Lilyestrom, a transformational branding and business strategist, writer, speaker and host of The Soul Fueled CEO Podcast. Amber has also been a coach and champion for me as I’ve created Mother’s Quest and leads a community of soul-fueled CEO’s that has become an important source of support. From the moment she answers my first question, you will experience how Amber brings this combination of simultaneous vulnerability and crystal clarity. She brings those gifts along with her own trial and error experiences as an entrepreneur and mother to help visionaries, leaders and what she calls “disruptivators” turn their passions into heart-centered brands and thriving businesses. It was the birth of her daughter, and becoming a mother, that caused her to proactively design her life and business after working for 10 years in collegiate athletics marketing for her alma mater, the University of New Hampshire. And, it is her desire to seize life, new experiences and new opportunities that led her to become Mrs. New Hampshire 2016. In our conversation, Amber shares how speaking our truth allows us to live joy-filled lives. She opens up about her traumatic experience as a childhood survivor of sexual abuse, how that event shaped her relationship with her mother, and how it also shaped her own journey in motherhood and business. I loved hearing about how Amber lives her E.P.I.C life by coming home to herself and therefore coming home to the ones she loves. I left the conversation grounded and ready to let go of judgment, to live my truth and to design my life. Topics discussed in this episode: How Amber’s entrepreneurial mother influenced her life The profound importance of speaking your truth and how Amber is helping other survivors of childhood sexual abuse through sharing hers How Amber's near-death experience during the birth of her daughter inspired her to live her life differently Having the courage to have hard conversations Helping women “come home” to themselves Letting go of judgment and pursuing something for the fun of it The Law of Attraction Weaving intentional actions for yourself into your life in order to be your best self Resources mentioned in this episode: Emerging Women’s Power Circles, where I connected with a circle of champions and supporters during the time I was launching Mother’s Quest http://www.emergingwomen.com/power-circles/ Amber’s interview on The Mighty Mommies Show Podcast with Whitney Lang:http://www.whitneylang.com/podcast-blog/2017/1/7/heart-centered-momming-with-amber-lilyestrom where she shares the full story of the birth of her daughter Amber’s podcast, The Soul-Fueled CEO The Soul Fueled CEO™ Academy Amber’s website to sign up for email updates and find her social media handles www.amberlilyestrom.com Haven New Hampshire, an organization supporting men, women, and children affected by domestic and sexual violence: http://havennh.org/ Abraham Hicks   Do you enjoy this podcast and want to support more meaningful conversations such as these? Visit the Mother’s Quest Patreon Page to become a regular patron or visit this link - www.mothersquest.com/be-a-supporter to make a one-time donation.

Mindsets around money can be messed up in big ways. We all learn to think about money at an early age and the attitudes we develop are not always healthy. Amber Berry has noticed that tendency in herself and in many others and has learned a ton of great ways to think about money in healthier ways. That’s why she developed her Feel Good Finances website and helps entrepreneurs deal with the emotional and mindset issues surrounding money. On this episode of The Happy Black Woman podcast, you’re going to hear Rosetta’s conversation with Amber about money mindset, productivity, and building a dream business that you can use to create the life you desire. Be sure you take the time to listen! Do you have a messed up money mindset? Here’s how you can find out! Most of us don’t think about money in healthy ways. Whether we have undue or inappropriate feelings of guilt about finances or have a belief that we will never be one of “those people” who have money, we all probably have something to work on. But one of the most powerful hindrances to our money mindset is our emotions. The way we FEEL about money is powerful and many times holds us back from experiencing freedom and effectiveness in the way we pursue making and saving money. On this episode, Amber Berry is going to tell us 3 powerful tips that can help us start building a healthier mindset around money. What to do if you are not good with money. Amber Berry says that many people tell her that they are simply “not good with money.” She believes that is a bad habit they’ve developed in their thinking. In her experience helping many people overcome the obstacles to having a healthy money mindset, Amber has discovered effective tools that can help a person realize that they aren’t bad with money, they are simply ill-equipped to deal with it rightly. It’s her desire to change that by offering training and help that enables her clients to deal with money wisely and powerfully. You can hear how Amber got into the financial education world and what she does to help people like you, on this episode. Why you need a group of friends who support your new money mindset. Many people are trapped in a negative way of thinking about money because they were taught unhealthy ways of thinking from childhood. It isn’t that parents intentionally taught them things that they knew were bad, they just passed on the mindset they already had about money. That means that as you start working toward new mental habits your close family members may not be very supportive, simply because they don’t understand what you’re trying to do. That’s why you need a supportive group of people who understand your money mindset journey and are willing to encourage you and help you maintain your momentum. On this episode of the podcast, Amber Berry shares how you can find the exact group of people you need, so be sure you take the time to listen. Are you self-sabotaging your money making efforts? It sounds silly to say that people sabotage their own efforts at earning money, but it’s true. And the tendency to short circuit their own plans comes from an unhealthy mindset that they possess about the issue of money. Amber Berry has discovered some powerful tools that help people recognize their own bad thinking about money and begin to move out of those mental habits and develop healthier ones. You will receive a lot of help surrounding your own bad mental habits about money if you’ll listen to this great episode of Happy Black Woman. And you’ll also be able to receive Amber’s free gift. What are you waiting for? Outline of this great episode [0:31] Rosetta’s introduction to her guest on this episode, Amber Berry. [1:12] How Rosetta met Amber in the Happy Black Woman mastermind. [2:48] How Amber helps entrepreneurs with finances and mindset around finances. [6:19] How Amber became interested in helping people with emotional issues around finance. [9:45] 3 tips to develop a healthy money mindset. [13:15] What Amber says to the person who thinks they are “not good with money.” [14:55] How you can find a community of people who will support your financial goals and mindset. [17:54] How do people self-sabotage in the area of money? [21:43] How Amber stays focused and productive. [24:05] Amber’s #1 piece of advice to a woman who wants to start a business. [26:40] How you can connect with Amber Resources & Links mentioned in this episode http://feelgoodfinances.com/happyblackwoman/ - Get the free 7 day Monday Mindset course! Amber’s Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/feelgoodfinances/ BOOK: Money Magic BOOK: Daring Greatly About Amber Berry Amber is a millennial on a mission to help others heal their negative relationships with money through encouragement, education and empathy. She found her love for personal finance during her journey to get her own finances in order after she graduated college. This journey also taught her the importance of personal development in regards to money management. Developing a positive self image and healing from past experiences is pivotal to making steps toward a successful financial future and a healthier, happier you. Since then she has pursued training in financial education and money psychology. She started feelgoodfinances.com with the intent of creating a positive & proactive dialogue around money challenges people face. It is her vision to help people learn to forgive themselves for mistakes, overcome their fears of the unknown, expand their financial knowledge and accept failure in a constructive way that will help them climb over the hurdles to begin to build a better financial future, for themselves and their families. In her spare time, Amber enjoys spending time with loved ones watching movies, eating yummy food and learning to make her way around the kitchen. Whenever she can get away, she loves extreme sports like wakeboarding, snowboarding, ziplining and parasailing!  

What’s it like to be one of the very few women flying the Kiowa Warrior helicopter? Gabrielle interviews Amber Smith, veteran combat helicopter pilot and author of the new book, Danger Close: My Epic Journey as a Combat Helicopter Pilot in Iraq and Afghanistan. Listen in as Gabrielle and Amber discuss: — What it was like being a young woman in the military — Amber’s work as a veterans’ advocate and what compelled her to tell her story — How Amber found her place in her military career For more about Amber, follow her on Facebook at Facebook.com/OfficialAmberSmith

I’m excited today to bring back Amber Rae, who was a guest about a year ago. Amber explores creativity from the inside out and today we’re talking about wonder over worry and how to quiet your worry and look for the wonder in your creative life. Amber has been diving deep into the idea of wonder over worry, giving talks on it, gameifying it, and doing all kinds of awesome projects to help her audience find their wonder. She also just launched her new website, where you can sign up for daily clues to help you explore yourself and your creativity. I truly believe that life is always providing us what we need to take that next step forward. Some things we learn in this podcast: Why she chooses wonder over worry [3:15] How Amber grounds herself [4:20] What are clues [8:50] How to keep a clue notebook [11:45] What is the goal of creating clues [15:45] The difference between wonder and awe [20:40] How creating a character for your worry can distance it [23:05] The value of quieting your worries [30:30] What a life lived in wonder is like [32:15] How Amber is bringing wonder to you [37:30] Links mentioned: Listen to Amber’s previous interview Get Daily Clues in your inbox Check out Amber’s new website Learn more about Obvious to you. Amazing to others. Music Credit: Wonder by Lakey Inspired Connect with Amber Instagram | Twitter | Website

There are many people who don’t believe that making a very good living by selling products on Amazon is really possible. They’re the doubters, the ones who don’t know the reality of what is possible by leveraging the amazing Amazon platform to their advantage. Today’s guest, Amber, was one of those people. She heard about FBA from a relative and had her doubts. But over time she decided to at least give it a try, and began with just over $1,000. Her success has been amazing - over $20,000 in product sales already! In this conversation she tells Scott how her journey has progressed, what’s going on now, and and how you can get involved if you’re willing to take action!   From doubter to amazing seller in 6 month’s time.   When Amber first heard about private label sales on Amazon she thought it couldn’t really work the way she was hearing. But once she gave it a try, she discovered that she was wrong. Her products have taken off in an amazing way, selling as many as 200 items per day. Since that time she’s begun a second brand and product line, aiming to build her business to even greater heights. Amber’s experience demonstrates that if you are willing to take action, you can build your own business to support yourself and your lifestyle. Listen to Amber’s story and get some inspiration about what you can achieve!   Why taking action is the most important step.   Since Amber was a skeptic when she first heard of Amazon private label sales, she could have easily sat back, watched things happen, scoff at the amazing stories she heard, and left it at that. But she didn’t. She took some action steps to try it out for herself, to test it out to see if what she was hearing was reality. What she discovered is that selling on Amazon is even more lucrative and powerful than she thought. She’s gone from skeptic to sold out believer, in just 6 month’s time. You can hear her story on this episode of The Amazing Seller.   Where did Amber get a product idea that sells $20K a month?   Amazingly, Amber didn’t get her product idea from using a fancy software package and doing a lot of research. She simply paid attention to the things that were going on around her, saw a product someone she knew was using, and thought it might be a good product to offer on Amazon. Turns out she was right. That product is now selling to the tune of over $20,000 per month. How is that possible? For sure, she happened to hit on a great product at the right time, but she also had the benefit of being an action taker. If that product hadn’t worked out nearly as well, she likely would have tried something else. You’ve got to take action. It’s really that simple. Take some time to listen to this episode so you can hear Amber’s entire story.   Scott’s 10X10X1 strategy has multiplied itself over and over for Amber.   The basic structure Scott suggests new Amazon sellers aim for is 10 products, selling 10 per day. But because she took action Amber has seen that kind of success with only one product and a few variations. Her success is obviously not something that anyone can guarantee for new sellers but it clearly demonstrates that even without a ton of research, great product ideas and lucrative income can be a reality. Think of what might happen if you DO put into practice all the research and tips that skilled and seasoned sellers like Scott are teaching? Your success could be greater than Ambers!   OUTLINE OF THIS INTERVIEW EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER   [0:05] Welcome to this episode of The Amazing Seller - introduction to today’s show! [1:33] Your invitation to the TAS Facebook group! [2:27] Scott’s introduction to Amber, a member of the TAS facebook community. [3:30] The unreal experience Amber is having. [4:13] How Amber was introduced to private label sales on Amazon. [9:00] Amber’s first order and how she got started. [11:10] How Amazon’s removal of family and friends reviews affected Amber. [12:50] Starting Amazon PPC and the beginning of sales. [15:10] Selling an average of 13 per day and growing from there. [17:48] Issues running out of inventory. [19:00] Adding variations and modifications: the benefits in being unique and in keywords. [22:30] How adding the variations impacted Amber’s sales. [24:48] From an order of 300 to an order of 6000, growth is happening! [32:30] How Amber discovered her initial product. [35:53] Amber’s feelings about the Amazon platform now and how she recommends others approach their own business ideas. [38:24] Scott’s summary of the conversation and what you can take from it.   LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE   Scott’s free workshop  - http://www.TheAmazingSeller.com/workshop www.TheAmazingSeller.com/FB - the TAS Facebook Community

Amber and Brady Black are a married couple currently living in Beirut, Lebanon, and they are a true inspiration. Having grown up and met, in the United States, they decided to move to the Middle East to teach. The first five years abroad were not easy, and Amber found herself fighting depression, which she courageously shares about in our interview. After some discussion, they decided that they needed to leave the gulf region. In a series of synchronous events, a friend of a friend  mentioned that there was an opening at "Home Of Hope" in Beirut, which is a home for abandoned and abused children in Lebanon. Amber and Brady went for a visit, and knew in their hearts that they had to teach there. Brady had been interested in art in his younger years, and returned to it when things had gotten hard; in drawing whimsical art for a friend who wanted note cards to put in her children's lunches, something magical was born. Brady realized he had an outlet for his creativity, and it tapped into the imagination of the children and parents that saw it. When more requests came for note cards, Amber and Brady realized they had the beginnings of a business, one that brought joy to them and others, brought more purpose them as a couple, and helped Amber feel a sense of belonging and connection as she came out of her depression. Joy and love is the through-line for Amber and Brady's work at Home of Hope, Lebanon, as well. They work with children who have been abandoned, abused, that are refugees, who have been on the streets, some have been involved in prostitution. At the Home, Amber and Brady teach the children, but it becomes so clear in the interview, they also meet each of these children right where they are, provide a consistent presence in their lives, and love them. I adored getting to know Amber and Brady - they are funny, passionate, open, and so dedicated to both Serious Creatures and Home of Hope. I loved hearing about how Brady's passion for drawing and imagination truly changed their lives, and how both of them said "yes" to starting a business when the idea presented itself. And, I loved hearing about how much they love working with the kids in Beirut. I know you'll enjoy getting to know them, too. In this interview we talk about: - How Amber and Brady met at college, and have "been married every since" - What it was like to move to Oman from Texas - How Amber faced depression when she moved to Oman, and how she felt culturally isolated - How art, imagination, and hope changed their lives, and started a company - How Serious Creatures got it's name (hint: there's some Harry Potter magic involved!) - The way they were introduced to Home of Hope - What it's like to teach children of various ages and various levels of educational background - How they strike a balance of taking care of themselves while working with children from difficult backgrounds - Their kickstarter with Serious Creatures (Serious Starters) - What it was like for Brady to see children reacting to his art for the first time - What's next for them and Serious Creatures   Resources Serious Creatures Website Serious Creatures sign up page to learn about their after Thanksgiving sale Serious Creatures Instagram Serious Creatures Kickstarter Home of Hope Lebanon Facebook page The post Episode 11: Hope, Love, and Serious Creatures with Amber and Brady Black appeared first on Jump Start Your Joy.

Episode 70: Amber Chalus, founder and creator of The Liberated Woman is a Free-Spirited Explorer, Lifestyle Coach, Yoga Teacher and Podcast Host. Her mission? To empower women to Escape the Ordinary, Discover Their Bliss & Find Freedom Within. She believes that every woman deserves to feel connected to her body, radiate with confidence and live the life of her dreams. Her current home is located in the wild heart of Canada with her charming British husband and adorable rescue pup, Indiana Jones. Join her thriving online community at AmberChalus.com Show notes: How traveling helped Amber to understand what it means to be "liberated" How Amber incorporates liberation in her day-to-day life at home 5 areas that need focus in order to experience liberation Self-care rituals to begin adding into your day Why some people need to focus on "flow" instead of "structure" (this is me) Trusting your intuition whenever you feel pulled One huge downfall of western culture and masculine independency Connecting with how you want to feel in your life Why it's important to fill your life with things that make you feel light and inspired Connect with Amber: Website Facebook Twitter Instagram Periscope Become a patron of the show by contributing as little as $1 per podcast and get a mention on my show HERE! [Tweet "Do you know what it means to be a liberated woman regardless of where you are in life?"]