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"The War on Small Business" is a must-read for small business owners and for Americans. In this two-part episode, Kevin Black opens a discussion with New York Times bestselling author, Carol Roth. The two discuss her new, extremely detailed and very persuasive case that the US government and its central planners tried to destroy small business during COVID 2020. During this discussion, different topics are discussed: Why Carol picked this fight highlighting the government's war on small business What the “Black Swan” is and how it affected us The level of research, considering there are over 500 sources for this book, ranging from news articles to personal interviews, as well as important economists, like Murray Rothbard to Thomas Sowell. How Carol weaves multiple disciplines together to make her case, such as philosophy, history, economics, just to name the essential ones. A critical but often forgotten fact that economic freedom is tied directly to individual liberty! The ripple effects of the damage done to small businesses and their local communities. If you want to learn more about Carol Roth, make sure to buy her new book along with visiting: Carol's Wikipedia page Carol's twitter account (@CarolJSroth) Carol's website

This week I am chatting with Carol, one of my fabulous Kite Masterminders. Carol shares with us how she created a financial plan to retire in 10 years. In this episode: The importance of collective support and collaboration How Carol went from worrying about closing her new business to growing her income, profit, and wealth Why the emotional steps were just as important as the practical ones How Carol created a financial plan to retire in 10 years which also supports her strong ethical and sustainable values

Carol Cooke was once told by a doctor that she would no longer live her life as she knew it after being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Her condition, though, did not stop her from doing what she wanted to do, finding herself rowing then cycling in competitions.The results of her hard work and perseverance are impressive and inspirational for Boomers: 3x gold-medallist in the Paralympics and 9x world champion in cycling. Join me in this episode and learn why Carol is a Kickass Boomer!  [00:01 - 07:03] Opening Segment I introduce and welcome Carol Cooke The journey to becoming a world-class athlete  [07:04 - 17:40] Handling Multiple Sclerosis Here’s why you should visit Melbourne, Australia  How Carol handled this condition that felt like “being hit by a bus” Carol talks about  this life-changing 5.8 seconds in a sport [17:41 - 27:55] From Rowing to Cycling  Carol talks about the time she almost gave up rowing When someone told her she’s not a rower But another type of athlete Competing against men Carol shares her experience  [27:56 - 40:10] Boomers Can Play Sports  Carol talks about her experience in the 2016 Paralympics Age is just a number! Can Boomers be sporty? Listen to Carol Carol shares her experience in writing a book for the first time [40:11 - 50:40] A Boomer’s Passion  Publishing is harder than writing Carol tells us why Why she wouldn’t change her past if she has the chance  Finding your passion in your Boomer years  [50:41 - 59:05] Closing Segment  Carol talks about having the right mindset not just in sports How can the Boomer Nation connect with you?  Links below Final words   Tweetable Quotes: “Just try something new and it doesn’t have to be sport-related.” - Carol Cooke “No matter what age we are, we can always push ourselves and we can always set new goals.” - Carol Cooke   Resources mentioned: Carol’s book: Finding Your Inner Gold Andrew Jobling   Check out Carol’s website to learn more about her work and schedule a meeting with her. Follow her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.  WATCH OUT for Carol’s new book: The Force Within - from Police Officer to Paralympian   ----- BEE BOLD, NOT OLD.  LEAVE A REVIEW and join me on my journey to become and stay a Kickass Boomer! Visit http://kickassboomers.com/ to listen to the previous episodes. Also check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.   Email terry@kickassboomers.com and connect with me online and on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

Today's episode was a special one. I got the chance to interview one of my best friends since grade school. Carol Perez is a jack of many trades but she identifies herself as a storyteller and women empowerment advocate. Carol has done it all, from working from some of the most iconic companies in the world including Twitter, Lyft and WeWork but also realizing that fulfillment didn't come from those experiences but rather through a journey of self-discovery that started with a Shaman outside of Mexico City   The Cliff Notes: Carol's Story and her experience working in tech giants The Shaman Experience that changed her life The practice of mindfulness and meditation Society expectation and embracing the ups and downs Body image >> How she grew up and where she is now How Carol eats according to her menstrual cycle What are vibrations and what does it mean when you are vibrating high or low Quantum Physics and the basics! Movement and Dancing - The connection between mind and spirit and more…   TO  CONNECT WITH CAROL    To learn more about upcoming retreats in Acapulco and to connect with Carol visit her Instagram or her company’s website   Bomthea: www.bomthea.com Carol’s IG: www.instagram.com/carolpereza TO CONNECT WITH ME    On Instagram: www.instagram.com/andresayesta On TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/tLLoyS/ On Youtube www.youtube.com/c/andresayesta Podcast IG page: www.instagram.com/planos_nutrition On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/planosnutrition   Our Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1934943366627043/?ref=bookmarks   FREE RESOURCES To download my Macro Counting Guide tap here  To download my Macro friendly meal planning guide tap here   TO JOIN OUR PRIVATE FACEBOOK COMMUNITY  Planos Nutrition Club - tap here   FOR NUTRITION COACHING Apply here at https://planosnutrition.com/application

If you went to public school or played sports growing up in the U.S., you remember fundraisers – the wrapping paper, popcorn, catalogues, etc. We all have these memories. Fundraisers are important to help organizations raise money, but what if we changed the way that we fundraise? What if we made an impact not only for the organizations that we’re raising money for but also the people making the things we are selling? My guest today is Carol Fassino who created Fair Trade Caravans, which provides transparent information about products’ origins, stories behind the artisans and farmers and how the products are priced. 3:14 – Meet Carol Fassino Carol came from a structured world, including public schools and working in the electronics industry. She worked in the corporate world until a few years ago. She never wanted to climb the corporate ladder and had a lucky opportunity to reevaluate what she wanted to do with the second half of her career. She wanted to make a difference. She decided fair trade fundraising was the way to go. 11:15 – How Carol started her company She explored how to start the company online instead of visiting schools one by one. “It is so hard to get past the initial 10 people that love your idea, that are related to you, that are friends with you. You go out there, and you think everyone is going to embrace that idea, and they don’t,” said Carol. 16:14 – Response and feedback The feedback and response to Carol’s business have been great, and her business has grown. 23:25 – A lasting impact It starts with us as adults to teach children how products are made and teach them about fair trade. “We’re trying to make fair trade a global mission through empowering a caring community of doers,” said Carol. 25:17 – How do the fundraisers work? People can set up their fundraiser online with all the products they want, including their logo and how much they want to raise. Carol sends the school a check for 25% of the product sale. The challenge we’ve had is getting the word out and promoting the fundraisers. 27:55 – A diverse product line Carol has a diverse product line, including home decor, jewelry, coffee, tea, etc. Carol sells products between $15 and $40. 31:37 – Get to know Carol Carol is a big reader and reads the newspaper every morning. She also likes lighter fiction and historical fiction. Her favorite song – Total Eclipse of the Heart Her favorite meal – something with a lot of flavor FEATURED QUOTES “It is so hard to get past the initial 10 people that love your idea, that are related to you, that are friends with you. You go out there, and you think everyone is going to embrace that idea, and they don’t.” – Carol “We’re trying to make fair trade a global mission through empowering a caring community of doers.” – Carol https://www.fairtradecaravans.com/

The dynamic of a  married couple with a female breadwinner should be a normal part of life, but unfortunately, society hasn’t quite caught up. My guest today is Carol Sechel, a mom, wife, and a powerful woman who achieved great success as a consultant for some of the biggest companies in the world. Because of the high demand of her job, Carol was in the unique position of being a female breadwinner as her husband stayed home with the children.  That being said, the journey was not an easy one!   In this episode, we talk about… Carol breaks down who she is and what she does How Carol reacts to the world’s view of her as a breadwinner What it feels like for female breadwinners at the beginning Effects of female achievement on the stay-at-home male spouse Infidelity rates amongst couples with a female breadwinner Breaking out of what people expect of you The Aw Shift moment that took Carol’s family to new heights Focusing on the relationship from the perspectives of parent and spouse   Links to resources: Carol Sechel:  You can find me on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Book a free strategy call with the Trucks Team where you'll figure out exactly how to reach your full potential in all areas of your life: www.TrucksTeam.com

What We Covered:00:49 – Introducing today’s guest, Carol McDonald who speaks to their drive to be a multi-entrepreneur, their personal journey and how they prioritize their work08:41 – How Carol operates with their staff and their thoughts on finding balance13:30 – Carol shares their definition of queerness, sexuality, and what it means to bring your full self to the world19:32 – Advice Carol would give to other aspiring entrepreneur and why Carol refuses to be apologetic for being successful Tweetable Quotes:“I feel fortunate that I can think beyond barriers and just really embrace possibility.” (02:54) (Carol)“Everybody thinks that their sense of urgency is unique…Somebody said a couple of weeks ago, ‘I’m not working at the pace of white supremacy anymore.’” (09:43) (Carol)“We’re not our best selves if we aren’t well taken care of, and well-rested, and well-loved, so I want them [Carol’s staff] to feel that. And I do recognize that that is not a common approach. But I feel like if we’re going to be true to our values as a firm, then we have to live that in the way that we do the work. And people have to come to this work as their full selves.” (11:21) (Carol)“What actually is the definition of queerness? Because, to me sure it’s about sexuality, but it’s also about challenging oppressive systems. To me, queerness is about challenging white supremacy, patriarchy and extractive capitalism. Those systems benefit from us feeling less than whole.” (14:13) (Carol)“Joy is futurism.” (18:08) (Carol)“My purpose in becoming an entrepreneur wasn’t to be like, ‘Oh, I’m gonna start a business cause I want to make a ton of money.’ I wanted to do a thing in the world that I cared about.” (21:54) (Carol) Links Mentioned:Meridian Solutions Website – https://www.meridiansolutionsworldwide.com/Meridian Solutions Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/solvedbymeridian/Meridian Solutions Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/SolvedbyMeridian/Black Girl Basel Website – https://www.blackgirlbasel.com/Carol’s LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-mcdonald-a3a69844/Michelle’s Website – https://michellecoyle.com/podcast/

Carol Rogers is the founder of Chromium Bookkeeping, and she helps small businesses save money and stress by managing their books. Her passion is credit control, and she has worked within finance for over 26 years, including 12 years in credit control roles, carrying out payroll, reconciliations, and payment queries. She is also President of Peterborough Lions Club of Lions Clubs International. What We Cover: How Carol invested in her own training to be able to serve her employer better How she decided to start her own business The biggest benefits and challenges of working for yourself How Carol learned to let go of controlling everything and started to outsource tasks The importance of networking and constantly learning about your job Connect with Carol Rogers: https://www.chromiumbokkeeping.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/chromiumbookkeeping1 https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-rogers-88326153 Connect with Small Business Growth Club: https://www.smallbusinessgrowthclub.simplero.com https://www.adminandmore.co.uk https://www.linkedin.com/in/virtual-assistant/ To Join Small Business Growth Club go to https://smallbusinessgrowthclub.simplero.com/product_categories/36159 To try our networking group go to http://smallbusinessgrowthclub.eventbrite.com

“Don’t wait on fate.”The difference between vedic astrology and regular astronomy (5:45)How vedic astrology explains the current pandemic (9:45)How this can help us to prepare during our current condition (18:14)Difference remedies for autoimmune diseases (23:34)Gender disparities during the pandemic across the globe (28:14)How Carol has helped people dating during the quarantine (32:51)The importance of intent in internet dating (38:41)How we can make ourselves happy during a pandemic relationship (46:21)How vedic astrology can explain what we’re seeing with the upcoming election (58:25)Links mentioned in this episode:Carol Allen AstrologyWoman's WorldYourTangoLove Is In The Stars: Truth on Astrological Love and Astrology ...OwnYourThrone.co - get your free informational guide when you join our email list!Follow CarolFollow Own Your Throne

In today’s episode Kelley Weaver is joined by Carol Van Cleef, Founder and CEO of Luminous Group and pioneer in legal issues involving cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. Additionally, she is Chair of the Blockchain and Digital Assets practice with Bradley, based in Washington, D.C. With Luminous Group, Carol offers general blockchain consulting with a speciality in compliance. As a certified AML specialist, Carol’s expertise is invaluable to her clients, which include banks, securities firms, and money services businesses. We hear how Carol entered the cryptocurrency market and her 20-year experience working with alternative payment systems. She discusses the modernization efforts in the banking industry and the hurdles it faces. Carol goes on to take us through what she believes have been the pivotal regulatory advancements in the crypto space and the biggest setbacks. Wrapping up the episode, Carol tells us what she is excited about in regulatory advancements and the new wave of crypto adopters. Topics covered: - How Carol began her career in blockchain - What excites Carol about cryptocurrency and blockchain - Modernization of the banking industry and the hurdles it has faced - The services provided by Luminous Group - Overcoming negativity towards the industry as an early adopter - Why criminals are often early adopters on new payment systems - Pivotal regulatory moments - How the introduction of the BitLicense in NYC impacted the space - The tension between regulators and wanted anonymity of crypto users - Future regulatory changes - The new wave of crypto adopters Links to Resources: Luminous Group: https://luminousgroup.io Carol at Bradley: https://www.bradley.com/people/v/van-cleef-carol-r

We’ve talked in past episodes about the value of having processes and frameworks in place to help streamline your podcast pitches. So today I’m delighted to share a conversation with my friend, the inspirational Carol Cox. Carol is the founder and CEO of Speaking Your Brand®,  a coaching and training company that helps high-performing, purpose-driven women entrepreneurs and professionals create their signature talks and gain more visibility, so they can grow their businesses, make a bigger impact, and become influencers in their fields. Carol lays out the parts of the three-part framework she uses with her clients, and we discuss how it relates to pitching for visibility opportunities, including guesting on podcasts. As the pitching techniques we cover here and in the Go Pitch Yourself program applies to any kind of visibility opportunity, we’ve already spoken about the value of public-speaking gigs as a way to build your brand and promote your expertise.  But at the time this episode launches (August 2020), we’re in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. So we also cover the ways to transition your in-person stage talk to a virtual one. And - strange as it may seem - the benefits and opportunities that arise from pivoting in this way.    Topics covered include: The way Carol and Speaking Your Brand work to raise women’s voices and visibility How Carol developed a framework to streamline her processes after noticing repeated patterns in her work - and how this relates to podcast pitching Changes to public speaking opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic, the benefits of a shift to virtual conferences and tips for reformulating in-person presentations for webinars The Three-Act story structure Carol uses in her framework The way that Carol embodies values-based leadership and how this plays into a 360° view of her brand, informing everything she does Resources mentioned in this episode: Get your free downloadable version of Angie's roadmap for podcast pitching success to be notified when the Go Pitch Yourself program reopens Book a discovery call to see if Angie can support YOUR visibility needs Follow Angie on Instagram - and submit your screenshots when you're ready to Go Pitch Yourself Get more info at Angie's website including details of the Go Pitch Yourself program  Visit SpeakingYourBrand.com Watch Carol’s webinar, How to Repurpose Your In-Person Presentation Into an Engaging Webinar or Virtual Workshop Listen to the Speaking Your Brand Podcast and the series on Frameworks Listen to Go Pitch Yourself Episode 24, Podcast Interviews as a Part of Content Strategy with Abby Herman Listen to Episode 116 of the Speaking Your Brand podcast, 16 Ways You Can Use Your Signature Talk Visit Carol on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram    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 via 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.

In this week's episode we interview worship leader and tech expert Carol Tetzlaff about the role of tech in the future of church ministry. Are you wondering what to do with your Bible studies, retreats, or even if you want to try church online? This episode is for you! Show Notes & Links 1. How Carol and a friend "inherited" one of the largest women's conferences in the southwest. A lesson in how God qualifies those He calls.  2. If you make the decision to have live events, why over communicating and making provisions for personal safety are important. You'll love the lanyard idea! 3. Why we should use Facebook Live and other video tech to promote upcoming events. Build on the need for connection. 4. Make sure you provide online options for those who don't feel comfortable "showing up" but are in need of connection.  5. Learning to use tech effectively can be the key to making online connections real.  6. Advice for the hesitant and confused: technology isn't as complicated as you think. YouTube is a great teacher! 7. The Phoenix area LIFT organization is offering free training on how to use Zoom for groups on Aug. 14. See the links below to register for free. Links: -Find Carol on her website here. -Connect with the SWCC Women's Conference on Facebook here. -Find out more information about the free Zoom online training offered by LIFT and register for free here.

Growing a business is a challenge on its own but what if you were trying to do it with your significant other? That’s what Greg and Carol Rau have done at Apple Tree Homes in Lawrence. Today we’ll spotlight their story to find out what additional challenges working with a spouse creates, their passion for building custom homes, and how technology impacts their business.   Read more and get additional resources here: https://kansasbiztalk.com/podcast/ep-7-building-homes-and-a-business-with-your-spouse/1145/    About our guests: https://appletreehomesinc.com/about-apple-tree-homes/    Today's show schedule: 2:06 – Greg and Carol Rau join us for the show. 3:39 – Greg’s background and how he ended up in this profession. 4:23 – How Carol got involved in the company. 6:33 – Advice for working with your spouse. 11:01 – How many homes are you building at any given time? 11:45 – How customized can houses be? 13:50 – What ways do you differentiate yourself from the competition? 15:37 – What technology do you use in your business? 18:33 – Does the internet and all its ideas for homeowners make the job more difficult? 19:28 – Why business websites are so important. 22:41 – What do you for continuing education? 24:23 – Any mentors that have played a role in the growth of the business? 27:02 – What advice would you give to young entrepreneurs? 30:09 - What’s the best compliment received from a customer? 33:06 - Favorite part of building a home.

In this episode, we discuss:What Carol learned from her most recent season coaching volleyball (0:37)How Carol decided to become a coach (4:20)How traveling internationally as a team has affected the connection between athletes on the court and as friends (7:45)Carol’s next goal for her team and season (11:18)Carol’s advice to collegiate athletes (13:30)Social Links:Carol Price Torok TwitterBradley Braves WebsiteBradley Braves FacebookPodcast made in partnership with Acanela ExpeditionsTheme Song - I’ll Just Be Me by Gravity Castle

People who accept the challenge to undertake dreamwork therapy fall in love with it because it’s deep, it comes from themselves, it’s rich and it gives life great meaning when they start to live in that dimension. In today’s episode, Carol talks to us about her ways of helping people, through hypnosis and dreamwork, to overcome anxiety blocks in order to have healthy relationships and increased income. Carol Joyce has been practicing psychotherapy in NYC for over 30 years. She has learned how to break out of constructs that no longer fit, through education and advanced therapeutic modalities, psychotherapy and deep dreamwork. She wrote a play on Celtic myth and performed it off Broadway. A dream told her to sing, so she took voice lessons for a number of years and she also wrote many songs and used them in her practice with her clients.So, listen to Episode 24 of Rejuvenaging, to learn how dreamwork therapy works, who can benefit from it, and how it can help you sing your own song.Questions I ask:Tell us a little bit about how you got to be you? (02:00)Do you still do deep dreamwork with the people you work with? (15:49)What is the goal of dreamwork? (17:26)What kind of things do people come to you for hypnotherapy? (18:26)In this episode, you will learn:What Jungian analysis means. (07:39)How Carol works. (10:40)The benefits of trying Carol’s methods of therapy. (14:07)Carol’s advice for people in the older age ranges to effectively pursue an active lifestyle. (21:37)Connect with Carol:WebsiteLinkedInUseful Rejuvenaging Resources:Website: https://www.thementalhealthgym.com/Book: Dr. Ron Kaiser - Rejuvenaging: The Art and Science of Growing Older with EnthusiasmEmail: ron.kaiser@thementalhealthgym.com TEDx Talk: Aging Enthusiastically to Make the World a Better Place See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I’ve got a question for all you Pawcasters out there! As dedicated pet parents, I'm assuming you take your dog to the vet. You might also take their advice on what type of diet to feed them. Or, maybe you do your own research on different types of pet food. You might feed kibble? Or raw? Or something else entirely? But here’s my question: Have you ever considered “HOW” you feed your dog? This is what Carol Smeja, the founder of the Original Mine Pet Platter and guest for this week’s Pawcast, and I chat about.  The Original Mine Pet Platter is an upgraded dog food feeder designed to allow pets to eat as nature intended.  We get into how dog bowls can cause eating behaviors such as anxiety, food guarding, and bloating (among many others). We even talk about the importance of WHERE to put your dog’s food and how it affects their security.  Carol is changing the health of pets and educating pet parents that “HOW you feed your dog is just as important as what you feed.” Tune in to this episode of the Thriving Dog PAWcast at ThrivingDog.co.   Highlights:  [1:53] How Carol moved from studying humans to dogs [5:56] A look at feeding through a dog’s eyes [6:35] Common feeding behaviors caused by traditional dog bowls [9:40] How to change the way your dog interacts with their feeding space (for the better!) [12:00] How to choose a location for your dog’s food to eliminate insecurity [13:21] Instincts that come out when a dog eats [16:35] Why dog’s eating behaviors most resemble a wolf’s [18:14] The drawbacks of slow feeders [23:08] How to save on vet bills caused by fast eating [25:27] Tips if your dog is experiencing gas or bloating   Resources Mentioned on this episode Mine Pet Platter Bio for Carol Smeja Red Wolf Video Cubby eating from Pet Platter Video   Connect with Tim Berthold LinkedIn   Thanks to our sponsor – Sunny’s® Sunny’s® is the first line of supplements specially-designed for the unique needs of Golden Retrievers.  Forever Golden® is the flagship product, and supports the healthy aging of adult and senior Golden Retrievers.  It’s formulated by Holistic Vets to support flexy joints, supple skin, strong immunity, and healthy circulation of adult and senior Goldens. Forever Golden® is loaded with 10 human-grade ingredients like Organic Reishi mushroom, Organic Chlorella, and superior forms of Curcumin and Ashwagandha.  It’s also 100% Non-GMO and free from typical inflammatory ingredients that can cause problems for Goldens.   Head on over to sunnysgoldens.com and use code PAWCAST for $10 off your first order.  

Carol Cox is the founder and CEO of Speaking Your Brand®, which she started to help ambitious women entrepreneurs to refine their signature message and gain more visibility to grow their businesses. She is a sought after speaker, coach, and trainer who focuses on helping others to make a more significant impact through public speaking and business storytelling. Carol has a particular interest in women's leadership and strives to enable other high-performing women to expand their message and become leaders in their own companies and communities through her podcast Speaking Your Brand®.   Keep Reading >> Carol joins me today to discuss why scaling your message is one of the first steps to scale your business. She explains why it’s critical for female entrepreneurs to get comfortable with public speaking and sharing their message and how to position yourself as a well-paid speaker. She also shares why outbound marketing is crucial for increasing your impact through your message and shares practical tips on how to scale your message through public speaking         “Sharing is where transformation and growth happen, not just for the audience but for you as a speaker” - Carol Cox       Today on the Fierce Feminine Leadership Podcast:   How to move away from 1-to-1 interaction and share your message with a broader audience Why scaling your message is a step on the path to scaling your business Fierce female characters who have inspired Carol on her journey to public speaking success The importance of getting comfortable with sharing your message in public Why it's vital to be relatable How Carol moved from journalism to coaching others in public speaking How to position yourself as a paid speaker Strategies to negotiate the fee you want The importance of outbound marketing for your message How doing a TEDx talk impacts your personal brand     Connect with Carol Cox:   Speaking Your Brand website Speak Your Brand Podcast       Rewire Your CEO Mindset in 3 Days!   Are you ready to rewire your CEO mindset to accelerate your company’s growth and take bold, decisive action? Join us October 24-26 for our 3-day advanced leadership intensive designed to TRANSFORM powerhouse leaders, like you, into fearless market leaders.   The Fierce Feminine Leadership LIVE Conference is 3-days of intensive training with amazing speakers, backed by empirical research and battle-tested coaching strategies that will help you rewire your CEO mindset, increase your revenue, and lead your organization like the Queen of Business you are destined to be.   Head over to EleanorBeaton.com/LIVE to learn more and claim your ticket today!   Rewire Your CEO Mindset in 3 Days!   Are you ready to rewire your CEO mindset to accelerate your company’s growth and take bold, decisive action? Join us October 24-26 for our 3-day advanced leadership intensive designed to TRANSFORM powerhouse leaders, like you, into fearless market leaders.   The Fierce Feminine Leadership LIVE Conference is 3-days of intensive training with amazing speakers, backed by empirical research and battle-tested coaching strategies that will help you rewire your CEO mindset, increase your revenue, and lead your organization like the Queen of Business you are destined to be.   Head over to EleanorBeaton.com/LIVE to learn more and claim your ticket today!   Love the show? Let us know! Are you a fan of the Fierce Feminine Leadership Podcast? If the tips and interviews we share in each episode have helped you gain the confidence and inspiration to become a better, more powerful leader, head on over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show and leave your honest review to let us know! Each month, one lucky podcast reviewer will be selected to receive a free coaching session with me – Eleanor Beaton! What are you waiting for? Head on over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe and leave a review to enter your name into this month’s drawing!    Join the Fierce Community! Want even more fierce leadership advice, tips, and training? Join me in the Fierce Feminine Leadership community - the free, invite-only community for fierce, high-level, fierce women entrepreneurs making a huge impact on the world. In this free community, you’ll get ongoing training and interactions with me and my team as well as network and grow your organization with other fierce, like-minded thought-leaders. If you’re ready to take your business to the next level and network with other high-power thought-leaders, join me in the free Fierce Feminine Leadership community today!    

Carol Leaman is a disruptor, serial entrepreneur, award-winning thought leader, and is known as “the woman who turned down a fabulous job at Google”. She is the CEO of Axonify Inc., a Microlearning platform, and is one of Canada's Most Influential Female Entrepreneurs. She shares her perspective on what it's like to be the one leading people, embracing our power as women, and what we need to get better at in leadership. What You'll Hear in This Episode: Yes, even tech experts are real people, and you will see how. Where Carol's tech interest emerged from, and the path that led her to be CEO of an early stage tech company. How she spoke her intentions loudly from a young age, and how we can start to use our words and declarations to manifest our visions. Why Carrie refers to Carol as the “Martha Stewart of the tech world.” That women have come into their power, and women question their own abilities much less than they used to. That it starts with the belief that you are capable and worthy of sharing your story and using your voice. How Carol got deliberate about choosing her travel and managing her time to be present at both work and home. The highly risky decision to turn down Google, and the lesson of doing what makes you happy and believing in yourself. What Axonify is, and they use three core cognitive principles to turn a few minutes a day into a team's long term success. Examples of how Axonify had a massive impact on a company's ROI, behavior change and safety. What's next for Carol both personally and at Axonify. Why Carol feels so strongly about being a mentor, and her advice for   entrepreneurs. That taking as much money as you can at first is definitely not the name of the game and other takeaways that are crucial to success. Quotes: “Even if you run a tech company, you can still struggle with technology.” “Start believing in yourself, and that you don't need to be anybody other than who you are.” “I'm a huge risk taker in many ways, and I come from a belief and confidence in myself.” “You will have many ideas, so don't work at something for 4-5 years that is going nowhere.” “You need sheer intestinal fortitude to be an entrepreneur.” “Spend your money wisely.” Mentioned: Axonify Journey Into the Inner Circle: Carrie Doll @CarrieADoll – Twitter @carriedollconsulting – Instagram Carrie Doll – Facebook Please rate, review and follow the podcast! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode you’ll hear [ 00:56:40 ]:How Carol went from teaching lamaze classes to now blogging about uncomfort zonesHow to uncover your passion/love for lifeUncomfort zones and why everything you have ever wanted is on the other side of themThe two kinds of uncomfort zonesFaith: the secret ingredient to moving through and on from our uncomfort zones (letting go)The choice we need to make: safety or pushing/growing into a uncomfort zoneNo matter what time in your life - change wakes you up.How showing up for ourselves helps inspire and heal all generations around you.Why we need to continually re-parent ourselves - tough love of self loveHow multigenerational people have so much to teach each other/learn from one anotherWhy negative self talk always comes out when we are trying to changeHow to utilize and build up in your risk taking accountGiving (& receiving) the gift of asking for helpAnd so much more!LEARN MORE ABOUT THE GUEST:Carol’s Website + BlogFacebookThe Slight Edge

Welcome to Episode 3!  For this episode, I interviewed one of my role models & godmother, Carol Kottenstette, PT, DPT who started her journey with cancer back in 2009.  It was truly eye-opening for me to hear for the first time about her full experience & to hear wisdom from this amazing lady!      3:40 Carol's Journey through Cancer 14:05 Reconstruction with Dr. Marga 17:54 How Carol manages her lymphedema 19:15 PT Carol treats herself 22:18 How experiencing cancer shaped Carol's PT practice 24:22 Being an advocate 27:56 Words of wisdom from my PT Godmother   Thanks so much for listening, & check back for the next episode next Wednesday!

Case Study: How Carol's Journey Beyond Food Resolved the Food Issues Is it possible that talking about food in an attempt to resolve food issues could be the wrong approach? Is it possible that the more we focus on food the more we cause ourselves to have issues with food? Today, we will look at a case study. Case study is defined as a process or record of research in which detailed consideration is given to the development of a particular person, group, or situation over a period of time. The case study presented today is not a case of research, instead, a clinical observation of one of the students of the Going Beyond The Food Academy program. In this case study, we look at one client journey to see how The Going Beyond The Food Method was effective in resolving the food issues. This student is Carol and she is a typical student we see coming through the Going Beyond The Food Academy with typical results. Hope this helps you know if the Going Beyond The Food Academy program is for you or not. Visit https://www.stephaniedodier.com/podcast-episodes/ for complete show notes of every podcast episode In this episode I discuss  How Carol's journey beyond food resolved the food issues The top 5 things Carol learned in the Going Beyond the Food Academy program How going beyond the food impacted Carol's overall perspective in life and improved her relationships with herself and with others The power of investing in yourself and taking action to create meaningful transformation toward your goal and improve your quality of life Last episode was a quiz. It's a series of questions I asked my one-on-one clients to assess where they are in their journey toward transforming their relationship to food. I designed that episode to give you an idea if it's time for you to take the non-food/non-diet approach. Have you ever tried it? Chances are you haven't since you're still on the lookout for the solution that will bring you sustainable and long-term results.   If you are unsure of whether to get off the fence or not, this episode will bring you some clarity to make the best decision for you. Plus, I included a downloadable PDF of the quiz! Listen to the episode now. Click here.  Leave me a review, if you enjoy the show and would love to encourage and support my work, leave me an honest review using this link, click here. For a podcaster like me, reviews are like a fuel... and I would appreciate hearing from you more than I could possibly say!  Here's a quick tutorial on How to leave a review.      Links mentioned in the episode: Listen to episode 147 and take the Quiz! Enroll in the Claim Your Food Freedom program Register for the waitlist - Going Beyond the Food Academy Going Beyond the Food Academy Curriculum Going Beyond the Food Academy Reviews Get started with the Audio Training: How to Change Any Eating Habits   Submit a question for the next episode If you want to submit a question for Stephanie's next episode, click here and join our free and private community.   Reach Stephanie  Website Facebook Instagram YouTube Email   ***For your information - some links above may be my affiliate links, which means I get a small commission if you click on it and make a purchase. Doing so is no additional cost to you, but helps me tremendously. Your support is SO greatly appreciated, so thank you in advance if you choose to do so***  

Carol Horton, PhD is a writer, educator and activist. She works at the intersection of mindful yoga, social science, and social justice. Carol serves as Vice President of the Yoga Service Council and was a co-founder of Chicago's Socially Engaged Yoga Network. In her desire to make yoga accessible to all she has taught yoga in underprivileged areas such as Chicago's Cook County Jail, a drop-in centre for homeless women, a residential foster care facility, and a community health centre.   Shannon asked Carol Horton to be a guest on The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast after reading Carol's thoughtful blog post called Yoga: Beyond the BS. Carol discusses the negativity surrounding yoga, especially in social media. She brings up the shadow side of yoga, such as the commercialization and commodification of yoga, with the intention of being critical in a balanced fashion. It is her wish that yoga teachers employ honesty and discernment as they navigate the yoga world.   From Carol's first yoga class in a church basement to her profound healing and spiritual experiences while practising, it is clear yoga has meant a lot to her. Carol doesn't believe that yoga culture needs to be taken down with critique but rather respectful discussions in conjunction with work so there is power behind the discourse. Carol believes in supporting and nurturing the good and calling out the bad so we don't lose the teachers that can make profound changes in the lives of others.   2:20 Shannon's thoughts on the negativity in the yoga world and connecting with Carol Horton's blog post Yoga: Beyond the BS   7:25 How Carol got started in yoga and how it evolved into her current work   11:55 Difficult childbirth was a profound experience in Carol's life that shifted her perspective on yoga and saw the importance of trauma-informed yoga   15:00 Lying in savasana and slipping into a “spark of consciousness”   19:30 What led Carol to write the blog post Yoga: Beyond the BS   26:10 Problematic aspects of online discussions, social media as a culturally powerful medium and online bullies   30:25 When Carol thought about walking away from yoga and why she didn't   35:00 The positive and negative response to Carol's blog post   38:50 Is there a place yoga teachers can go to for fruitful discussions?   41:30 Carol's editing work for the book: “Best Practices for Yoga in the Criminal Justice System”   43:40 Carol's desire to see healthcare (including yoga) accessible to all; working with those in homeless shelters, foster homes, prisons and more to help those who've experienced trauma to heal   52:10 How to contact Carol   53:50 Shannon's final thoughts   Links   Carol Horton's Website   Blog Post: Yoga: Beyond the BS   Book: Best Practices for Yoga in the Criminal Justice System Editor: Carol Horton PhD The Yoga Service Council   Forrest Yoga Website   Embodied Philosophy Podcast   The Connected Teacher Facebook Group   Follow The Connected Teacher on Youtube   Book a Consultation Call with Shannon   5-Day Content Creation Challenge   Define Your Yoga Niche Online Course   Yoga for Pelvic Health Teacher Training   Mama Nurture Teacher Training (RPYT)   Gratitude to our Sponsor Schedulicity

Today's episode is a tribute by Carla's guest, Vijay Mehrota, to a Real Estate agent who was very near and dear to his heart. On today's show, he tells her story.   Vijay Mehrota, from Oakland, is a scientist, teacher, writer, jogger, sports fan and an excellent storyteller. His day job is as a Business and Analytics Professor at the University of San Francisco. He holds a Liberal Arts Degree from St Olaf's College, a Ph.D from the Engineering School at Stanford University and very few grudges!   Today, Vijay pays tribute to his dear friend, Carol McNeill Bell, who lived from 1934 to 2016. His story with Carol begins on the Friday after Thanksgiving in 1986. Listen in and find out more about this wonderful and inspiring woman and Vijay's friendship with her that spanned three decades. Today, Vijay talks about: How he first arrived at Carol's house. How Carol invited him to dinner, little knowing that her house would become his home base for the next twenty years. Carol and her lovely arts and crafts house. How different Carol was to his parents. Carol's journey that led her back to the house she grew up in. Carol's profession as a Physical Therapist and her work with polio patients. Carol's great feel for Real Estate and her success as a Realtor. Carol's return to Minnesota. Carol's passion for first time home buyers and marginalized individuals. The level of loyalty that Carol engendered. Carol's deep belief in community and how she put her money where her mouth was. How Carol cared for her clients and honored her profession. Carol's children and her positive and consistent presence in their lives. (And in Vijay's) The technological changes during Carol's career. The biggest lesson that Carol taught Vijay.   R.I.P. Carol    

You hear a lot about autism today. Seen through a pathological lens, autism is a brain disorder. Seen as a specialized form of intelligence, it is a huge pool of untapped talent for companies seeking talent particularly in the IT sector. SAP, Microsoft have launched programs to fill all kinds of roles including software testing, data analysis, quality assurance to IT project management, graphic design, finance administration and human resources. Most of Silicon Valley is on the autistic spectrum. Neuro-diversity adds to the workplace extraordinary ability in pattern recognition, attention to detail, sequencing and logic and, by adding training and support, the required social and communication skills.But you don’t have to be a big company to benefit from this pool of intelligence.In this episode Carol Simpson, CEO of Focus Professional Services explains why adding neuro-diversity makes your workplace better in terms of communication and productivity outcomes while being socially responsible . Focus provides software testing and data quality services to organizations in the Vancouver, Canada area.The solution that Carol’s company offers is one that recognizes the unique advantage of neuro-specialized intelligence. Carol’s company hires and trains people on the autistic spectrum, provides training, and then delivers software development services to companies ready to up their performance through adding diversity.You’ll hear:A story of one person on the spectrum who’d been ‘failed’ by many workplaces, who finally found one where he was accepted and could contribute (after training).Why communication in the workplace dramatically improves thanks to the presence of neuro-specialized individuals on the team who don’t need social approval.The personal reason why Carol started Focus Point Pro and what she’s learned from her sons.How neuro-specialized individuals benefit client outcomes plus how a sense of contribution and belonging benefits the social and resilience skills of Focus employees.How Carol finds overlooked talent.About the adjustments team members make to fit into the workplace and what clients learn through the process of adding neuro-specialized individuals to their teamsHow Carol deals with unconscious bias, fear of diversity/difference when marketingTips for employers who claim they can’t find talent?Tips for neuro-specialized individuals who have experienced discrimination or abuse in the workplace by insensitive management or co-workers?A personal story about a high school teacher’s advice to her autistic son and what happened afterward.To find out more about Carol Simpson’s company go to her website and watch the video featuring staff and clients): http://focusps.ca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/focusprofessionalservices/ Twitter @focus_psConnect to Focus on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/6399887Intro music provided by Mark Romero Music.Host Dawna Jones provides insights to decision-makers ready to take bold steps forward. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host Natalie Eckdahl gets coached on air by expert Carol Morgan Cox of Speaking Your Brand. They cover how Natalie can take her signature talk on Masterminds to the next level and how each opportunity to speak builds relationships and can attract clients.   Key Takeaways: [5:59] How Carol helps women entrepreneurs, professionals, and executives use public speaking as a marketing and networking tool. [9:09] How speaking engagements can help sell your product or service. [11:42] Carol and Natalie discuss Natalie’s presentation at Podfest 2016. [17:03] Natalie shares the highs and lows of her presentation. [19:59] How can you improve your delivery at speaking engagements? [23:12] How the content that you offer can give you additional speaking opportunities. [28:28] Planning for your next speaking engagement. [33:20] What can you offer your audience while you speak? [35:08] Carol shares her messaging framework to help structure your presentation. [52:17] Carol challenges Natalie to use her framework to revise her original presentation and shares ideas for practicing the presentation. [54:22] How to connect with Carol online. [57:11] Natalie shares tips for preparing for your own speaking engagement.   Mentioned in this Episode: Download the Worksheet Speaking Your Brand Say HI to Carol on Twitter Carol’s Media Appearances Visit Carol on Facebook FinCon Podfest Hear the entire Small Business Reality Series via: BizChix.com/smallbiz I'd love to work with you either 1/1 through a 90 minute strategy session, via one of my Masterminds for Entrepreneurs or Podcasters or in my new Group Coaching Program for New Entrepreneurs. Click HERE--> BizChix.com/workwithme Thank you so much for listening. If you enjoyed the episode, please SUBSCRIBE in iTunes and leave a rating and or review.  This helps the show rank higher in iTunes search results!   This episode appeared first on BizChix.com.

Today on Cause Talk Radio, Megan and Joe talk to Carol Cone (aka The Mother of Cause Marketing) about her new venture Carol Cone on Purpose! Carol has been a cause leader for decades and is set to disrupt the field once again with a new venture that combines partner collaboration with idea acceleration to take the field of purpose to new heights.  On the show, Carol, Megan and Joe discuss: The growth of purpose and Carol's launch of what she calls Carol Cone 4.0! Carol Cone on Purpose has two purpose engines: The Purpose Collaborative and The Idea Accelerator. How Carol is adopting the "Hollywood Model" to run her business. She also names some of the "Stars" she's working with. Is the big agency model for purpose broken? How can it be fixed? How The Idea Accelerator is aimed at finding, curating, sharing and funding the very best social enterprises. How Carol plans to continue contributing to the cause, sustainability and purpose community. Show Notes Carol's New Site: The Purpose Collaborative CauseTalk Radio Ep11: Carol Cone, "Mother of Cause Marketing," Talks Power of Purpose