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This week Margo is joined by Ana Bianchi, an artist, designer, illustrator and children's book author. Ana started creating when she was 5 and first learned printmaking from a master printer. From branding and illustrated graphic design projects to personal art projects and everything in between, color is the common thread. Ana has exhibited her art in Mexico, Italy, Netherlands, India, Greece and New York City.   Margo and Ana discuss: Connecting your art practice with practical application Treating and using color as a form of entertainment How Ana feeds her own creative mojo Her dreams of entering the story telling space (in a very unique way) Treating each project she takes on individually (and not tying it to herself or her client) How her creativity has changed and evolved over the years Some of the many incredible and different projects Ana has had the pleasure of parking in   Her “diagram of influence” chart Being inspired by her daughters art   Originally from Mexico, Ana is currently living in the Bay Area where (finally) she has a garden she uses as a natural color lab. Connect with Ana: https://www.analovescolor.com/ https://www.instagram.com/analovescolor/ https://www.papergirlcollection.com/ https://www.facebook.com/AnaLovesColor/  

So often we feel disconnected, unsure, and bad about ourselves. We don’t set the boundaries we need and we don’t take care of ourselves. Here is the answer to these problems. The wisdom you seek is within you, and when you can listen deeply without distraction, you will hear the truth. Ana is an Energy Aligner and Heart Activator. In 2014 she had a spiritual awakening and felt like she had come home to herself. Now she helps people heal their emotional wounds so they can live a meaningful life.Quotes to remember: “When we receive such a deep, profound message in our lives, whatever it is… it takes so much courage, it takes so much faith and trust because it shakes the foundation of who we think we are.” “I allowed myself, even though I was scared, the possibility of what wanted to come through, what wanted to be given to me.” “Just look at creation; you can see God.” Takeaways:We put so much responsibility on our parents to parent us wellLack of self-love and self-worth are so pervasiveWe are constantly changing and discovering ourselvesThere is power in acknowledging that you may not know it allWe are here to have experiencesThe heart’s wisdom is irrational to the mind and cannot be understood with the mindWe are so connected and for one person to witness another’s experience is healing for both peopleLove never dies, even if a relationship comes and goesWe often feel depressed when we are denying ourselves and who we areOur human brain cannot understand what God or Spirit isWe are a part of God; God is within usWhat you’ll learn:How Ana’s desire for a mother she didn’t have led her to self-love and reparenting herselfWhere we go wrong in our thinking when things don’t last like we thought they wouldHow to listen to your heart to know yourself, and what it sounds likeWhy we close off our hearts and stop feeling, and the ill effects of doing thisWhen Ana lost herself in tending to other people’s needs, and how she recovered herself by speaking her fearHow to connect to God even when you haven’t felt unconditional love from anyoneMentioned on the podcast: https://analauralevin.com/Links:FacebookInstagram

In this Hispanic Heritage Edition episode, Luis speaks with Ana Trujillo Limon. Ana has worked in the communications and media industry for more than a decade. Her career started as a reporter at the Santa Fe New Mexican before she took a job as an editor in an outdoor industry trade magazine in Colorado. She’s currently the senior editor for the Financial Planning Association’s publications, including the APEX Award-winning Journal of Financial Planning, the FPA Next Generation Planner and Practice Management Blog. Ana serves on the FPA Diversity Committee and is the co-founder of FPA Latino, a member resource group for Latino FPA members. She is a member of the nation’s first Latina sorority, Lambda Theta Alpha, the Association of Latino Professionals for America, and the American Copy Editors Society. She lives in Wheat Ridge, Colorado with her husband Jamie Limon, and their two dogs Zena and Baloo. Notes: In this episode, you’ll learn about the following and more: Ana’s background and upbringing How Ana’s Hispanic Heritage has shaped her career The importance of having mentors and role models at an early age How the FPA helps students, financial planners, and the financial planning community Ana’s best piece of advice for all Hispanic men and women currently working hard to go after their dream Resources:   3 Fundamental “Money Moves” to Make Before Turning 45 Ana’s Instagram Ana’s LinkedIn Ana’s Twitter Financial Planning Association Website Elizabeth Suarez – Negotiation Unleashed Build a Better Financial Future LLC Luis’ Twitter Luis’ LinkedIn Luis’ Instagram Luis’ Facebook

2:00   The passion behind Garden Bar - fast, convenient healthy eating4:00  Starting out without a background in running restaurants.  What got Ana started?6:30  Ana's key learnings from taking Garden Bar from inception to exit in the food and beverage industry.9:00   How Ana developed an intentional company culture and got her team to buy in.14:00  Growing up in Brazil helped shape Ana's leadership philosophy and build her resilience.18:30  What kept Ana going when things were difficult and an important framing of 'failure'.22:00   What we can do to level the playing field for female and minority entrepreneurs27:00  Selling Garden Bar to Evergreens, a successful exit31:00  How Ana was able to let go of Garden Bar32:00   What lies ahead, helping other entrepreneursLinks360 Advisory on the webLearn more about Ana via LinkedInCreditsMusic by Isaac Chambers - 'Change'

Our guest today is, Anastasia Kraft, CEO and co-founder of Xena Workwear. When Ana moved to the US from Germany, she worked as a project management consultant in construction, manufacturing and event planning projects. While she LOVED working  in the manufacturing environment, there was one aspect Ana truly hated: her bulky and manly steel toe boots that made it impossible to dress professionally. After years of frustration she decided to solve this issue by designing and manufacturing fashionable steel-toe footwear for women so that they can finally dress like the professionals they are! Listen now to hear Ana's inspiring STEM Story. In this episode we discuss: 1. How Ana got interested in engineering? 2. How she transitioned into a career in project management and then into entrepreneurship? 3. The origin story of Xena Workwear and how it's bridging the gender gap in Manufacturing.  4. How she thinks we can bridge the gap in STEM professions?    Links: https://www.instagram.com/xenaworkwear/ https://www.facebook.com/xenaworkwear/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/anastasia-kraft-b10878aa/      

In today's episode of Dietitian Boss we welcome Ana Reisdorf. Ana has 12 years of experience as a registered dietitian nutritionist. She has a passion for creating incredible health and nutrition content. Her main focus is writing evidence based, authority building content for nutrition and health brands. She is the author of The Lupus Cookbook and The Anti-Inflammatory Diet One-Pot Cookbook, When she’s not at her laptop, she can be found wrangling her unruly boys and loving life in Nashville, Tennessee.  In this episode, we discuss: How Ana got started as a nutrition writer. Ana’s monetary success and Income expectations for nutrition writers. Why Ana started her Facebook group and how she works with other dietitians who want to get into writing. Ana’s experience creating her own course for nutrition writers. The most common barriers that dietitians face when starting out as a nutrition writer.  The commoditization of blog posts and what that means for nutrition writers Guest Resources: www.anareisdorf.com Connect with Ana on Facebook and Instagram  Freelance Writing for RDNs: The Course Join Ana’s email list and download her FREE Pitch Template Join Ana’s Facebook group: RDs Who Write  Resources from Libby: Want new ideas to grow your nutrition business and private practice? Get more clients with this free ebook Libby's Instagram Course for Dietitians Check out Libby's Coaching Programs for Dietitians Libby's Self-study Options for Dietitians  More podcast episodes Instagram @libbyrothschild Libby on Facebook Check out Libby’s programs for Dietitians Contact Libby via email

Ana Kinkela guides ambitious, freedom-seeking women leaders to reclaim, unleash and embody their true, authentic soul vibration to create an aligned business and life where success isn't a destination, but a state of being that emerges from within. Ana is a mind/body/soul alchemist, with a therapist background, and over 10 years of experience holding and facilitating sacred containers of healing. Learn more about her by visiting her virtual home at www.anakinkela.com, and/or tuning into her journey on Instagram by following her @theanakinkela. Key Points: Ana’s offerings and how she feels women can navigate their journeys How Ana facilitates her work Self Criticism and judgements with Entrepreneurs Helping people stepping into a place of power Learning how to be fully embodied Listening to the body and what it wants Where Ana’s passion stemmed from The importance of movement Activating the lower chakras Intuitive movement Fasting: to shed and let go Ana’s move from USA to Costa Rica Astrology Using astrology to empower how we lead in life How to work with Ana and where to find her Relevant Links and Website: https://www.anakinkela.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theanakinkela/

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Today's guest is Ana Cvetkovic. Ana is the founder of BLOOM Digital Marketing, through which helps the food, tourism and hospitality industries reach millennials online. In this podcast, you will learn: How Ana got her Zomato award and how she became a top contributor to the DC food scene Why you should find a mentor to help launch a freelance career How Ana found a niche in the food industry and sets great restaurants up for digital marketing success Read show notes. About our guest, Ana Cvetkovic: Ana Cvetkovic (TSVET-koh-veech) is the founder of BLOOM Digital Marketing, through which helps the food, tourism and hospitality industries reach millennials online. Prior to launching her business, Ana spent six years writing restaurant reviews targeting hungry college students for Better Than Ramen. Better Than Ramen is her award-winning food blog, which was named one of the best food blogs in Washington, DC by Zomato. Ana is currently the president of the Boston Freelancers Union. Find Ana on: Twitter: @AnaTweetsNow Linkedin About our host, Adam Rogers: Adam Rogers is the host and producer of the Boston Content Podcast. By day, he is a content marketer at Shopify, the ecommerce platform. By night, he is still Adam Rogers but it's nighttime. He loves writing, but he's sure it hates him. He's a lover of books, music, guitars, and his wife Lacey. Find Adam on: Twitter: @AdamRogersUK Linkedin

So, what are these magical modalities like?Today, I am so excited to welcome my two friends Christy Bartelt and Ana Salazar to the show and deep dive on some of the modalities that I've been enjoying lately.In this episode, you'll learn all about what a Rapid Transformational Therapy and Theta Healing session is truly like. I'm always so curious about what actually happens between a practitioner and a student in these magical modalities. So, today on the show, I have Christy and Ana here to explain it in full depth to you.As you know from this recent episode, I've been doing very well and you heard that I had a fear of telling people I was successful because I was worried that it would make people dislike me. How I found and removed this mental block was through RTT and Theta Healing.Now, I know the conscious mindset inside out. I really do. Yet, diving into the subconscious mind is a whole new ball game because you don't actually know what's in there. Sometimes we hold on to stuff in our subconscious mind for years and it's truly limiting us and we don't even know it. That's exactly where RTT and Theta Healing come into play to help us remove those hidden barriers to health, love, and success.This episode is so fun, it's so high-vibe, and you'll feel like you're just hanging out with the three of us for coffee! It's perfect for anyone wanting to learn more about the subconscious mind, our brain waves, and how to clear your blocks.About Christy:Christy Bartelt is an avid meditator, certified hypnotherapist, and Rapid Transformational Therapist trained by the incredible Marisa Peer. Christy guides her clients to freedom from the issues that hold them back; releasing them from their subconscious belief patterns and showing them how to upgrade their lives. She successfully works with motivation, self-worth, addiction recovery, depression, anxiety, phobias, money blocks and health issues.Christy is also the mama to two sweet and spicy young boys. After leaving her corporate job in 2012 to be a stay at home mom, a series of medical events left her unhealthy and depressed. When traditional medicine failed to help her heal she made it her mission to understand how she could heal herself. After overcoming adrenal fatigue, chronic inflammation and depression Christy was inspired to help others do the same. That passion lead her to Rapid Transformational Therapy, the most profound health and wellness hack Christy has come across. Christy loves helping her clients transform their lives.About Ana:Ana Salazar is multi-passionate human. She's a marketing professional, food blogger, bread baker, avid reader and yoga fanatic. Her endless curiosity led her to find Theta Healing as a powerful tool for growth, self development and service to others. She is originally from Colombia and now lives in Peru with her husband and two cats.In this episode, you'll learn:- What is Rapid Transformational Therapy by Marisa Peer.- Who is Marisa Peer.- What is Theta Healing.- The difference between Rapid Transformational Therapy and Theta Healing.- How Ana and Christy both flowed into these roles with so much serendipity.- What a session is really like, what it feel likes to be hypnotized, and how it feels to be "theta dunk." (aka high on cloud 9!)- That you can do an RTT session or Theta Healing session over Skype. (Which is perfect because Christy is in the US, Ana is in Peru, and I'm in Canada. The magic of the internet!)- "We are a part of a universe that is holding us all the time." - Ana Salazar- "Trust that the things you need will come to you. Trust that you are being supported. And if you don't know how to trust, just repeat to yourself everyday: "I will learn how to trust and the universe will show me how to trust." That is the perfect beginning." - Ana Salazar- "Do not ever doubt the power within your own mind to heal yourself and to change your life." - Christy Bartelt"Everything that you need is within yourself. You just need to learn how to access it." - Christy BarteltResources Mentioned:Your Best LifeJess LivelyFlow With Intention OnlineLife With Intention OnlineHow to Overcome Your Upper Limit Problem vs. Self-Sabotaging Your New Success - The Kelly Trach ShowMarisa PeerMarisa Peer's TEDx Talk: To reach beyond your limits by training your mindRTT TherapistsTheta HealingTheta Healing PractitionersThe Double Split ExperimentSpirit DaughterBraving the Wilderness by Brene BrownHuman DesignFind Christy:christybartelt.comFacebook: Christy Bartelt Rapid Transformational TherapyFind Ana:anacocina.comTwitter: @anacocinaInstagram: @loqueanacocinaFind Kelly:Instagram: @kellytrachkellytrach.comMusic for The Kelly Trach Show is by Ikson: soundcloud.com/iksonSupport for today's show comes from:Teachable. Teachable is my absolute favorite online course creation platform and it is where I host Your Best Life, my best-selling digital course. Sign up here to get 3 free courses on how to make your first online class(a $1000 value that you get for free 'cause you're rollin' with me).

What do you need to know about MBA recruiting for top Consumer Package Goods (CPG) companies? Darren invites Ana Archbold, Michigan Ross MBA '07, to share her experience working for companies like Kraft Foods, Unilever, and Johnson & Johnson, where she is currently a Senior Marketing Director for Neutrogena. Darren and Ana pay special attention to the recruiting process and what applicants can do to maximize their chances of landing internships and jobs. Ana also shares her thoughts on working internationally after getting a top US MBA. This is Part 6 of our MBA Career Series. Looking for more career-related podcasts? Click here. Questions Ana's background (2:54 ) The importance of internships (5:48) Ana's tips to applicants on how they can get a leg up (9:16) What are top CPG companies looking for in hires? (16:24) The recruiting process (21:15) How important is prior industry experience? (25:20) Interviews (27:08) How interns are evaluated for full-time offers (30:15) Ana's advice to international students applying for US jobs & internships (37:09) How Ana landed a senior marketing role abroad in the UK (43:20) Ana's final advice to applicants (46:55) About Our Guest Ana Archbold got her MBA from Michigan Ross in 2007 and is currently a Senior Global Marketing Manager for Neutrogena, a Johnson & Johnson brand, in New York City. Previously, she worked as a Global Brand Manager, doing Strategy & Innovation for Unilever in London. Ana has over 15 years of experience in the marketing and brand management. Episode summary, show notes and more at: http://touchmba.com/mba-careers-consumer-package-goods

Ana Brandt is a world renowned celebrity maternity and newborn photographer, an educator, fashion designer, super mom and incredible entrepreneur with almost 20 years of experience. Today she talks about her journey into photography. How she got started photographing newborns and maternity photos and what she attributes her success to and what you need to know about photographing clients. Today you’ll learn: How Ana got started in photography What Ana went to school for and how it pushed her to become a full time photographer How Ana got into maternity and newborn photography How Ana got her first clients Why Ana recommends shooting for free How to get clients when you move to a new city What Ana says is the key to her success What Ana learned from her first maternity session How Ana got answers to her  photography questions before Google How Ana made sure her first clients were so happy they gave her referals Why Ana wont shoot weddings What Ana says is a beginner mistake when photographing Newborns Why you need to have a second set of eyes when photographing a baby The importance of knowing who your clients are Resources Ana's Website Ana’s Maternity and Newborn Courses Ana’s Youtube Ana’s Facebook Ana’s Instagram Quotes My Photography Professor and I fought the entire semester You have to be completely immersed in your craft Video is the #1 reason why people all over the world hire me Marketing is telling the world who you are. No one else is going to do that for you ...Its the one thing you need to do the second you decide to become a photographer In the beginning you have to build your portfolio as fast as you can Check out more at www.BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Have A Question? Reach out to us on social Facebook: www.Facebook.com/BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Instagram: www.Instagtam.com/BeginnerPhotoPodcast Or Email us at: BeginnerPhotographyPodcast@gmail.com

Are you looking to incorporate a few STEAM art activities into your curriculum this year? Ana Dziengle from Babble, Dabble Do is this week's guest on the podcast. If you haven't met Ana before, I know you'll love her. She's the type of girl you want as a friend. And since she is originally from Santa Barbara, I'm claiming her as mine! Ana shares her favorite STEAM projects that engage kids and encourages them to think for themselves. And isn't that what we all want? This episode is perfect for anyone wants to explore a few STEAM projects with their kids. Things you will learn in this episode: How Ana visualized the lifestyle she wanted and was able to make the hard decision to get it How Ana incorporates art and science together The many different aspects of being creative Why being artistic doesn’t mean it has to be through a traditional medium How to entice children with a magical component of art What STEAM projects are and why they should be incorporated in projects Why it is important to choose projects based on the age group of your kids How to step back and let the child’s project unfold without inserting what outcome you think the project could and should have How to prepare your children to not negatively compare their work Why doing projects alongside the children creates a great dynamic Subscribe to Art Made Easy and receive new episodes directly on your phone via your podcast Ap.  Note: If you have an iPhone, subscribe in iTunes. If you have an Android phone, subscribe in Stitcher. DOWNLOAD TWO STEAM BOOKLETS! Thanks Ana for providing two AMAZING activities...these are super cool, folks. To get yours, just click on the yellow box, add your name and email and the zip file containing the two PDF's will be emailed to you. If you use safari on a MAC, the zip file won't open. Try CHROME instead. SHOW NOTES: Ana’s book, Steam Kids Dyed Snow Flake Project from Babble Dabble Do 20 Science projects for Kids from Babble Dabble Do Don't Move the Muffin Tins: A Hands-Off Guide to Art for the Young Child by Bev Bos www.leftbraincraftbrain.com