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In this podcast, you'll meet Carrie Uhl, Chief Procurement Officer for GE Healthcare. Carrie is one of the most impactful supply chain leaders in not one, but two different industries. She shares with us her belief in bringing her best self to work, being tough on issues and not people, and being relentlessly positive. 02:24 – Carrie's formative years in Pittsburgh 04:15 – First job in Supply Chain, with Guardian Industries 05:31 – After many years in Automotive, moving on to healthcare 08:46 – Carrie's leadership style 10:14 – How Carrie creates a safe environment 12:50 – Building high-performance teams 17:48 – Lean Thinking 18:30 – Carrie's definition of Gravitas 22:17 – How Carrie's leadership style has evolved 28:16 – Developing people globally 31:14 – Work/Life balance 36:15 – Carrie's surprising morning routine 40:47 – Carrie's advice to her 25-year-old self 42:38 – Carrie's legacy Please share your thoughts on this episode, email me at Jan@gravitasdetroit.com,  I'd love to hear from you. Check out Gravitas Detroit on our website, we believe in Transforming the work experience to break the mold of corporate leadership by providing workshops, keynotes,  blogs, podcast interviews, and the Accountability Lab

If you're not on TikTok yet... you're missing out! Carrie Izzo and Kaggan Parker got 1,400 new customers in 30 days through TikTok! And no, they're not doing silly dances... (ok, maybe a few...). So what's the secret? You find the type of content that you like and you put your own spin on it. TikTok is an opportunity for you to learn how to make videos! "This type of content is here to stay. Learn it now and make the best of it!" 00:00 – Episode intro 01:02 – How did Carrie Izzo acquire 817 customers in a month? 01:53 – Mastering TikTok & Batching Content 05:34 - Why TikTok is like a lottery ticket 07:20 – The power of TikTok Lives and Giveaways 12:30 – Why you should always turn on comment filters + how to hire a moderator 13:25 – What happens if you get shadowbanned? 14:09 – How Carrie captures her leads 16:57 – Meet Kaggan Parker 17:24 – Content creation tips: Follow accounts that you resonate with 20:04 – How to go Live and get more promotional on TikTok 23:33 – Kaggan's lead capturing system 25:39 - You're sleeping if you're not on TikTok! 26:58 – The unexpected way TikTok helps you build your brand 30:57 – Repurposing your TikTok videos for other platforms 33:12 – The best way to transfer people from TikTok to other platforms 37:18 - Episode Outro More juicy resources:https://mylifestyleacademy.com/blog/ https://mylifestyleacademy.com/download/ https://mylifestyleacademy.com/masterclass/

I encourage you to reach out to me at katemangona@medicinemarriageandmoney.com with any questions, concerns, or suggestions! For a free copy of The Medical Marriage Survival Guide: An Instruction Manual For Physicians in Love E-book/Workbook?→ Visit https://library.medicinemarriageandmoney.com/waitlist and I will send it to you! If you spent less time arguing with your spouse, what would your life look like? → sign up to find out at https://www.medicinemarriageandmoney.com and click “I AM READY” for a free 60-minute coaching consult! Let me coach you! I can show you what is possible   WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE   Medicine:  How you get into medical school with community college credits How Carrie as a free-spirit found her place as a physician   Marriage:  Meeting her future hubby at age 18 in college Why Carrie thought her future hubby “ghosted her” The benefits of being married to a medical spouse   Money/Real Estate: Why buying a home is not just about how much you offer. How to become a real estate agent How she makes time to be a real estate agent and physician Why the real estate market is so crazy right now in 2021 Why having a good team is  What do the sellers need? What is a trade-up? TAKE HOME POINTS FROM Dr. Carrie Reynolds When you think someone has “ghosted” you, think again. Anyone can become a real estate agent. It’s what you do with the knowledge and how you work with a team that will make the difference. Same thing in marriage or in your job. How the “never stop learning” mentality has helped her  Why is making an offer not just about the numbers? Or the price... It’s about asking the seller What do they need??? Negotiating...is not about what you want….it is about what you can give...what you can bring to the table. WALK AWAY ASKING YOURSELF  Do I want to get into real estate? If so, do I want to become a relator and pursue a more active role or invest in passive real estate like many busy physicians do Do I focus on the negatives or positives when it comes to being married to either a medical or non-medical spouse? How can I create a lifestyle that meets my needs? How can I best show up in my marriage so that it feels easy? FEATURED ON THIS SHOW www.hippocratichustle.com www.hippocraticholiday.com www.hippocratichomes.com   *This podcast is a member of the Doctor Podcast Network SPONSOR: Doctor Me First (Dr. Errin Weisman D.O.)

On this week's podcast, I talked to Carrie Rose, CEO & Co-Founder of Rise at Seven.To give you some context, just over 2 years ago Rise at Seven barely existed, one year ago it employed 14 people with a turnover of about £1.5 million and today it employs 64 people and has a turnover of over £4 million.So it really is a story of incredible growth especially when you bear in mind that the last 24 months (remember Brexit!) haven’t exactly been a walk in the park for any business, especially agency businesses in the startup phase.Rise at Seven describes itself as a search-first creative agency, and it was co-founded by Carrie and Stephen Kenwright in June 2019.Thanks so much to the podcast sponsors, the PRCA.The final deadline for the PRmoment Awards is on March 26, do take a look at the PRmoment Awards website for all the details.Carrie, welcome to the show.1 min Carrie tells us how Rise at Seven has a fee income of over 4 million 2 years after it was founded2 mins Carrie talks about what she means by digital PR - basically creating stories to land links!4 mins Why digital PR needs to be at scale.7 mins Carrie talks about the difficulties of Rise at Seven growing so rapidly.9 mins “Fast growth eats your profits...we had to constantly hire”10 mins How Carrie is splitting Rise at Seven into “three mini agencies inside the agency.”12 mins Why Carrie has “never seen the value in having an account manager.”14 mins How Rise at Seven has a proactive and reactive stream for clients - post-COVID 70% of the business is reactive.15mins Who are Rise at Seven’s competitors? PR firms, creative firms or SEO firms?17 mins “The search industry is moving faster into search than creative is moving into search.”18 mins How Rise at Seven have built dedicated employee influencers to build their personal brands.19 mins How big does Carrie want Rise at Seven to get? The company recently launched in the US and in Germany last week!21 mins Why Rise at Seven only do organic search, no paid (PPC.)22 mins “You have to lean on your own confidence and self-belief”.24 mins Why SEO has become more important during the lockdown.27 mins Carrie talks about her relationship with Rise at Seven co-founder Stephen Kenwright.

Carrie B. VanWinkle, CFP®, is the trusted Advisor for Smart Women who are consciously investing their money to create positive change in their lives and in the world. She is a Socially Responsive Investment Advisor with the nationally recognized impact investing firm, Natural Investments (in the USA). Carrie supports her clients as they navigate sudden money experiences such as divorce, loss of a parent, spouse, or other loved one so that they are clear and more confident to take action in their money life in ways that are aligned with their values.Carrie shares how you make investments that matter, even with the smallest amounts.  We discussed: How Carrie developed a career in impact investing after starting out in social work  What we mean when we talk about impact investing  How the negative messages and stories we have about money when we're growing up influences us for a lifetime unless we explore these What the Empower your Money for GOOD framework is How to use the framework to bring your values into your money life How is it a tool used for our activism in creating social and environmental change? Why is it important for women and other marginalized groups to engage in a healthy, confident, and aligned way with money? Find out more about Carrie:Carrie hosts the Smart & Soulful Money® podcast where she explores the intersection of our relationship with money, feminism, activism, spirituality and sustainability.Instagram: @smart_and_soulful_money LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carriebvanwinkle/Follow KatIf you're a business and would like to embed more of a social or environmental mission or purpose into your business and explore becoming a social enterprise get in touch.Instagram: @katluckockcoachingFacebook: facebook.com/shareimpactpodSubscribe here to the podcast to receive weekly email updates of the latest episode. Free Resource: Achieve Your Monthly Income Goal Grab my 6-step BLUEPRINT for achieving your monthly income goal, month-after-month in your social enterprise; my MONTHLY INCOME PLANNING SHEET which I use to get focused on exactly what I need to do each month in my own social enterprise, and the EXACT spreadsheet template I use every month to budget, track my cash-flow and stay on track to reach my income goals.  Join The Impact Entrepreneurs Club for free hereLearn more about how to work with me here.

Today we’ll be chatting with a very successful online entrepreneur, Carrie Smith Nicholson. Since 2011 Carrie has been a full-time blogger who started her business as a freelance writer and virtual assistant. She owns multiple niche websites, manages virtual teams for clients and co-hosts a travel podcast.  Carrie knows, inside and out, the productivity tips and systems it takes to launch, grow and succeed in today’s digital marketing world. In 2018 she sold her finance blog, CarefulCents.com, for nearly six figures. She details the process in her book, The Ultimate Guide to Selling a Blog: How to sell your blog for six figures and be your own broker, which is available on Amazon.  Fun fact: Carrie is a super computer game nerd and sometimes says things as if she's typing them in a game – people have no idea what she's actually saying!   Why should YOU tune-in? From personal finance to travel and essential oils, this rockstar knows everything there is to know about creating, buying and selling a blog. Listen in as she shares experiences and advice about how you can start your own successful online business.   What we’re talking about: The Profit First formula The transition from employed to entrepreneur Self-employment finances and expenses Freelance writing SEO and retargeting due to COVID Selling and purchasing websites and blogs Buying a site vs starting it from scratch   Links mentioned in this episode: Carrie’s Website Carrie’s Instagram Carrie’s Book  Profit First   Minute-by-minute breakdown: 1:44 – How Carrie and Gina first met 5:20 – How long has it been since you owned and operated your website? 5:59 – Why did you start CarefulCents.com in 2010 and what came first, the side hustle or the blog? 7:34 – Did you have any experience in personal finance? 8:20 – The Profit First formula 11:38 –  At what point did this personal blog turn into a business? 14:04 – The first dollar from CarefulCents that wasn’t correlated with freelance writing 17:10 – The tavel niche got hit hard by COVID 20:12 – What did the process look like when it came to selling your blog?   27:40 – All the blogs and businesses Carrie owns 33:55 – What’s next for Carrie 39:31 – Essential oils 41:33 – Where Carrie bought her latest site 42:59 – Why Carrie decided to buy a site instead of starting from scratch 46:47 – Carrie’s ideal clients and how she helps them 51:41 – Carrie’s one piece of advice

Have you been wondering how to make the big pivot to virtual events? Are you a complete newbie when it comes to event technology and the virtual event world? As we speak with guest speakers and discuss our own experiences with the virtual and hybrid event industry, we will be going through the challenges you may face along the way and how to overcome these. With the current situation, the rise and requirement for virtual and hybrid events are definitely on the rise - have you made the move yet? Listen to our live podcast every week on our Facebook page, or you can listen to the podcast version to find out how you can make your online events simple. In this episode, we're joined with Carrie Abernathy. Carrie CMP, CEM, CSEP is a 15-year events industry veteran and a blogger, speaker, coach and industry leader. Carrie Co-Founded the Association for Women in Events in 2015 and runs the blog: A Women With Drive--a nod to her love of golf and leadership. Carrie discusses how she started up in the industry and her initial thoughts of working in the events industry. She discusses how she manages her time of blogging, vlogging and organising virtual events alongside her usual ‘day job.' Its interesting to hear where her blog started and why she thinks an industry blog is important, but also we discuss how video marketing is on the rise and the importance of video. Carrie is so passionate about trying new things, which is why she started her blog and was open to attend virtual events. Having a progress over perfection mindset is important to Carrie and she discusses why. How Carrie started in the industry (00:47) How Carrie got into the events industry (02:00) What is Association of Women in events (03:45) Why the association became free after being membership based (06:08) How to manage time when working on multiple tasks (08:48) Industry blogs and podcasts and why they're important (10:22) How Carrie coped with the pandemic and how it changed her industry blog writing style (12:43) Realities of attending virtual events (14:00) What its like to organise a virtual event opposed to live (16:25) Lessons Carrie has learnt from organising virtual events (17:55) How to start up with video marketing and creation of videos (19:50) EVENTMIND is a market leader in the virtual meetings and events sector. EVENTMIND provides training, consultancy and delivery for businesses looking to engage virtually with their audience and community. You can give us an email on team@eventmindpro.com or alternatively call us on 0330 133 3485. ​EventMind does not endorse any particular virtual event platform or software. We review the platforms available on the market monthly (through a combination of client feedback, test events and demos). There's no platform which is an ‘all in one' or ‘all inclusive' solution when it comes to virtual event platforms. Bear in mind, most virtual event platforms were originally live event apps or software. Covid19 accelerated many platforms to pivot into creating virtual event solutions. In the long run, this seems to be a smart move as hybrid events are likely to become standard (especially if you understand how to monetize hybrid events and maximise global audience reach).

Episode Notes:“It’s really about finding your elegant, true, external essence, but it’s the internal vision you’re living into. What does that look like and feel like inside your body?” -Carrie MontgomeryCarrie Montgomery is a Transformational Style Coach, Body Image Expert and creator of The Somatic Dressing Method™ which helps women step into true embodiment and empowered confidence. She teaches women to own their true beauty, build confidence, and create a dream image for their business and life.Having worked with New Line Cinema and stars such as Cate Blanchett and Aaron Eckhart, her expertise in film, design, marketing and wellness, along with her love of fashion, allows her to create a holistic experience for personal style. She curates her clients’ image, helping women look good and feel good from the inside out. Her work has been featured on OWN, The Oprah Winfrey Network, Super Soul Sunday with Christiane Northrup, Coastal Living, Old Port Magazine, and Hay House. In This Episode You Will Hear about:How Carrie’s travels and work in diverse fields lead her to her current workWhere her passion for wellness comes fromFinding your authentic voice and styleWhat lead her to move to IbizaHow style is more than what’s on the exteriorResources:Connect to your purpose and elevate your wellness:Online Wellness Programs: http://www.sheilabotelho.comInstagram: @sheilaabotelhoFollow Carrie:Website: www.carriemontgomery.comInstagram: @iamcarriemontgomeryFacebook: @cmontgomeryllcRate, Review & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts:“I love Sheila’s insights & guests on The Connect Podcast.”*This interview is for educational purposes only and doesn't necessarily represent the practices of the host. Please consult your physician or health advisor before beginning any new healing or self-care protocol.

VP of Box Office Operations, STAPLES Center  & Microsoft Theater, Carrie Cammack offer you her insights into how being a woman means we have unlimited potential, inclusion within the sports world and how you can figure out how to listen and respect differences because it's what our society is built on -- it's what the U.S.A. is built on.00:47 min: How being a sports fan nurtured Carrie's career path.02:32 min: How Carrie's mother Carla was a big influence on being a powerful woman who speaks her truth.04:07 min: You make it happen -- How Carrie's vision for her career led her to being Vice President of Box Office Operations [the first person ever to hold the position at Staples Center & Microsoft Theater].06:52 min: How you too can learn to listen to others and not kick them out the door for differences of opinion -- never diminish somebody else and don't burn bridges because of differences: "I don't want a bunch of me's running around -- nobody does -- even my family doesn't want that."10:26 min: The camaraderie and support she has encountered as a woman in the sports world: "The more women involved in this world, the better it will be, period."13:23 min: Gender balance within Carrie's own office and lifting others' careers as she rises.  14:14 min: Finding time for self and family in working from home.16:29 min: Blocking off time for walking and learning Samoan.17:47 min: Closing words of wisdom: "What makes us different is what makes us great."

Carrie Lecuyer is a Life Coach, Career Development Professional, and speaker. She loves working with her clients to pick up “the clues” and ask the right questions that reveal their internal passion and where they are meant to grow on their personal development journey. Today she is getting in the HOT SEAT with us for a deep-dive coaching call to help her gain clarity around next steps and where she is feeling blocked right now. Together we explore: - The personal growth Carrie has experienced through Ironman Triathlons. - Social Media Engagement: How to shift the internal resistance to showing up on social media - The key ingredient to attracting your ideal clients - Facing the fear of being vulnerable online - “The Mom Bubble” and finding harmony in your multi-faceted identity - How Carrie stepped into being a Motivational Speaker - Finding the Joy inside of yourself and allowing that energetic flow to guide your decision making. - Why honoring your work will bring more joy to your personal life - Dropping the “SHOULDs” of your business and taking action in alignment with what you really desire. - Human Design for Generators and Manifesting Generators with a Sacral authority. You can connect with Carrie On Instagram @inspiredcoachingbycarrie CLICK HERE to visit her website, inspiredbycarrie.com P.S. Private coaching is a personalized, high-touch experience that will accelerate your healing journey and spiritual growth WHILE you build your business! SOUL WORK, ENERGETIC SUPPORT, ACCOUNTABILITY, & ROAD MAP TO MONEY. Apply Now

The Power of a Positive Mindset with Carrie Schochet In the society we live in today, we’re being bombarded with negativity from many different directions — whether it be the news, social media, friends, family or our workplace. It is crucial that if you want to establish and maintain a positive mindset you have to choose to do so on a daily basis. We have to intentionally sift through all the negativity and consistently choose to focus on the positive. Our discussion today is around the power of a positive mindset, but not only how to establish one, but how to maintain it once you’ve got it. In this episode, we welcome guest Carrie Schochet. Carrie is the Founder and CEO of Purple Squirrel Advisors, a boutique executive search firm based in Troy, Michigan. With a passion for helping companies grow by creating exceptional leadership teams, Carrie has spent the past 16 years connecting C-level and senior executives with leadership positions in finance, accounting, human resources, operations, sales, and marketing. In our conversation, Carrie and I dive into the topic of the power of a positive mindset and the daily habits that help up to maintain this attitude. So stay tuned for a great discussion on positivity and resilience with one of our leading experts on this episode of Branch Out!Key Points From This Episode:Carrie shares on why it is important to have a positive mindset.Some things Carrie does to maintain her positive focus and attitude: Creating habits. The role journalling plays in helping you maintain a positive mindset and attitude.Having an accountability partner and changing the outcome.How Carrie makes meditation work for her and her lifestyle.What are we doing that we shouldn’t be doing: Non-value adding areas.The importance of taking time to reflect: Asking yourself why. Scheduling your way to maintaining a positive mindset.Why having a positive mindset helps you overcome challenges and reframe circumstances.The importance of modeling resilience. What advice Carrie would tell her younger self.Carrie Schochet LinkedInPurple Squirrel Advisors LinkedInAlex Drost LinkedInConnection Builders LinkedInHave thoughts or comments? We want to hear from you. growth@connection.builders

Today we’ll be chatting with a very successful student of our flagship course, 30 Days or Less to Virtual Assistant Success, Carrie Serres.   Carrie is a very hard-working, work-from-home mom! She has three small kids, her last of which is a miracle baby, conceived naturally and born full-term when Carrie was 43 after using fertility treatment to conceive her first two!   She’s rebuilding her virtual assistant agency after taking a year-long "break" to care for her newest baby.     Why should YOU tune-in? From a miracle birth to starting an online business, Carrie has experienced it all as a Virtual Assistant. She surpassed her income goal of $4,500 a month working online and decided that she needed more balance in life.    Find out how this full-time mom, homeschooler and entrepreneur has taken control over her finances and home life!   What we’re talking about: Business and family Customer service and profitability Seeing the inside of a client’s business Getting paid to learn More money, less work Starting a virtual assistant agency Clients are literally everywhere! When you should invest in your business Choosing the type of work you do, who you do it with and at the rate you want The future, systems and onboarding   Links mentioned in this episode: Carrie’s website Carrie on Facebook Carrie on LinkedIn 30 Days or Less to Virtual Assistant Success 150+ Services You Can Offer as a Virtual Assistant Horkey HandBook courses Laura Elizabeth’s Client Portal (with Carrie’s discount!)   Minute-by-minute breakdown: 1:33 – How Carrie explains to friends and family what she does for a living 2:32 – Building a business while taking care of the kids full-time 3:49 – What Carrie’s school-work-life balance looks like 5:00 – Gina’s pregnant again! 6:32 – The types of clients Carrie’s working with and services she offers them 7:20 – How often Carrie has to hop on a video call or have meetings 8:46 – Carrie’s ideal customers/clients 9:26 – Customer service misconceptions 11:38 – Working as a VA allows you to see the inside of the majority of a business 12:10 – How much Carrie makes as a virtual assistant  13:35 – Carrie hired her first VA! 15:45 – Having a baby is kind of a big deal 16:35 – When and how Carrie started working online 18:27 – 30 Days or Less to Virtual Assistant Success 19:16 – Carrie shares exactly where you can find clients online! 20:37 – What Carrie’s invested in for her business 22:14 – What’s contributed the most to Carrie’s success over time 23:58 – 150+ Services You Can Offer as a Virtual Assistant (and get paid for!) 25:46 – Eutopia = doing what you love, for clients you like and getting compensated well 28:16 – Did Carrie ever want to throw in the towel?  31:04 – The future, systems and onboarding 33:56 – Gina on hiring professionals 35:03 – Is Carrie happy? 37:51 – Carrie’s one piece of advice

What is The Looney Farm and what is their unique approach to the business? Carrie Chlebanowski of The Looney Farm (a Certified Naturally Grown farm), joins us today to tell us all about her and her husband Joe’s farming operation. Located in central Oklahoma near Oklahoma City, The Looney Farm started their little homestead in February of 2015 learning to raise and grow as much of their own food as possible. After closely studying market garden legends, they transitioned their homestead into a very small, but functional market garden farm. Spring of 2019 brought a 4x expansion in their farming operations, and they are now growing a wide variety of premium produce for the greater Oklahoma City metro area. As you all know, every farming operation is different, and The Looney Farm is certainly no exception. Join us today to hear all about Carrie’s unique approach to the farm biz!   You’ll hear: What’s currently going on at The Looney Farm 1:33 How much farmland The Looney Farm is working with and what kind of crops they are growing 2:24 Why Carrie decided to become a farmer 3:27 What the typical day looks like on The Looney Farm 5:41 Some strategies Carrie uses for handling the heat 7:57 How Carrie handles task management 9:21 The hardest thing Carrie has done as a farmer 12:15 How The Looney Farm communicates with their customers 14:01 About the various investments Carrie and Joe made before starting The Looney Farm 15:19 Who Carrie’s mentors in farming are 19:45 What systems Carrie would put in place sooner if she could go back in time 21:18 About Carrie’s team 23:48 What Carrie’s children’s roles are on the farm 27:10 About The Looney Farm’s key marketing tactics 29:28 The biggest mistake Carrie sees newer farmers making 35:11 How Carrie achieved the right mentality to start a farm 37:27 Carrie’s favorite farming tool 39:52 Where you can find out more about Carrie and The Looney Farm 45:03   About the Guest:Carrie is a 44 year-old reformed suburbanite who moved with her family to their 10 acre farm in February 2015. In previous lives she owned an on-location portrait business and worked in special education. Initially set up as a homestead, her family dabbled in pastured pork and poultry before diving in full gusto to market gardening in 2018. In an effort to gain the knowledge of growing vegetables and building a new ag business, she invested in intensive trainings and workshops with internationally recognized market farmers such as JM Fortier, Michael Kilpatrick, and Ray Tyler. Since then, she has made it her goal to grow the best quality, most nutrient dense vegetables possible, and in that effort The Looney Farm became the first Certified Naturally Grown farm in the OKC metro in early 2019. She hopes to learn more regenerative practices to incorporate into their model of growing in the coming seasons. Building healthy soil is one of the top priorities. Carrie and her husband Joe look forward to working together full-time soon, and find even more avenues to serve the OKC metropolitan communities through the farm. The Looney Farm currently sells at the two OKC farmers markets, a Buyers club style CSA, and through a locally sourced grocery store.   Resources:Website - www.thelooneyfarm.com Facebook - https://facebook.com/thelooneyfarm Instagram - https://instagram.com/the_looney_farm

On this episode of Stories Behind the Grind, listen to the conversation with Carrie co-founder of Tandem Consulting.   Carrie's lifestyle has afforded both her and her husband and to be full-time stay at home parents by choice & part-time entrepreneurs.     What started out as side hustles, & an adventure into the world of entrepreneurship has enabled Carrie to speak to tens of thousands of people annually through keynotes in the U.S., Caribbean, Australian & European markets over the last 14 years.   We discuss what professionals should do when creating a side-gig and the major blockers to overcome, the key difference between being self-employed and running a business and how to keep an open mind to continually grow.   Also discover   How Carrie transitioned from being an athlete to entrepreneur   Key factors that has helped Carrie scale her business   Changing and shifting the self-employed mindset   Major blockers for professionals who want to start their side hustles   How to keep on track and move past the criticism of others.    What is commonly overlooked that reduces your teams morale   The number one personal development and leadership platform   Carrie's advice for professionals who are raising a family and would like to have a side hustle and be in control of their future Using adventure in your day-to-day life   On starting a non-profit organization   Leaving a legacy   Carrie's definition of the grind   Links: Carrie on LinkedIn  Carrie on Instagram  Tandem Consulting  Tandem Giving, Inc  Be sure to follow me on Instagram and say Hi @aidanvoc Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts. You can find this episode plus all the previous episode here. About the Host

Get ready to learn from Carrie and discover tips on investing time in income-producing activities that will help move your business forward so you can start earning more money today! Who doesn't want to make more money? Let's do this!   Quick Episode Summary: When Carrie gets more done The mistake Carrie made when she first started Network Marketing Focusing on income-producing activities Time is the most valuable commodity How Carrie stays on track How do you talk about time? It is okay to say no Eating the frog The 20-3-3 method The complementary three Are you a hobbyist or a business owner? Links: Download your FREE daily activity here! https://tinyurl.com/t3jfqe4

We are super excited to have USMNT Legend and current SD Loyal Head Coach Landon Donovan on the podcast, joined by his assistant coach Carrie Taylor.  Many of you know Donovan, the all time leading scorer for US Soccer, 6x MLS Champion, and the namesake of the Major League Soccer MVP award. Taylor is the only woman currently coaching professional soccer in the US, and is highly experienced on all levels of the game. In this great podcast, we cover a variety of topics.  Highlights from the Podcast: How to create a positive environment for a productive tryout Why do some athletically gifted athletes succeed and others do not? How does a coach prepare themself to coach at the highest level? Landon describes what it is going to feel like to be part of this team. Carrie shares with what they look for in an athlete  Landon describes how to show up mentally prepared to perform at a high level How and why to be vulnerable and authentic with coaching staff and players How did Landon’s parents help him become a confident, independent player?  What makes Carrie the most upset about coaching? Carrie and Landon discuss when they feel pressure How Carrie and Landon will define success this season    Resources mentioned: Legacy, by James Kerr  The Inner Game of Tennis, by W. Timothy Gallwey Why Landon Donovan made Carrie Taylor his first assistant, and what it could mean for women coaching men's soccer, article link  Every Moment Matters, by John O’Sullivan     Connect with Our Guests Landon: @LandonDonovanSD Carrie: @CT_SDLoyal   Support the Podcast! Become a Podcast Champion! …and get FREE access to ALL of our online courses.   We are now offering you the ability to contribute as a Podcast Champion, (https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions) for as little as a cup of coffee per month (OK its a Venti Mocha), to help us up the ante and provide even better interviews, better sound, and an overall enhanced experience. Plus, as a $10 per month Podcast Super-Champion, you will have access to never before released and bonus material, including: Downloadable transcripts of the podcasts, so you don't have to crash your car trying to take notes! A monthly discussion with John, James, Jerry, and other special guests talking about the previous month's episodes and answering some of the FAQs we received that month A code to get free access to our online course called "Coaching Mastery," usually a $97 course, but yours for free for becoming a patron. Access to an online community of coaches like you who are dedicated listeners of the podcast, and will be able to answer your questions and share their coaching experiences.   Thank you for all your support these past two years, and a special big thank you to all of you who become part of our inner circle, our patrons, who will enable us to take our podcast to the next level. https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions

Carrie Robaina is the host of Dream Builders, a podcast designed to help you build your dream life through network marketing. Part business and part inspiration, Dream Builders podcast is designed to help you take action and build your business with heart and passion! In this week's episode, Carrie shares with listeners why something like Dream Builders came to be and how it's going to help you and many others in the world of network marketing! Only I can change my life. No one can do it for me." - Carol Burnett   Quick Episode Summary: Welcome to Dream Builder! How Carrie started in Network Marketing When Carrie broke 7 figures Time freedom What to expect from Dream Builders Why Carrie loves Network Marketing Let us know you are listening! What's coming up next   LINKS: carrierobaina.com

This week, a guest from Season 1 returns to talk about Season 2 Episode 16 "Was it good for you?" This time as a Miranda. We talk: Is society now pansexual Are we graded every time we go to bed with someone How Carrie's dramatics are full-on in this episode Manifesting your desires Self-esteem and validation

Book Vs Movie (Replay) “Carrie” The Margos Take On the Stephen King Classic in this Redo Ep   It’s October and the Margos are SO excited to revisit a classic Stephen King tale--Carrie which we originally covered in 2014 (using the old, old way we recorded back in the early days.)  This is not only King's first movie adaptation but it is also based on his first published novel. There are so many changes between book & movie that we wanted to give it a modern treatment (meaning better sound and lots of clips!) Just how different is the original novel versus the Brian DePalma masterpiece of horror?  Whoo boy---there were some major changes made (and for very good reason in many instances.) So which did the Margos like better? Book or Movie? Check out the link below to find out! Once again, we are SO lucky to have Penguin Books sponsor this episode! The Margos are thrilled to be asked to talk about author Ransom Riggs’ newest “Miss Peregrine’s story”--A Map of Days which is on sale right now. This is the fourth novel in the series and lead character Jacob Portman’s life in the United States is the setting for this newest adventure. Get your copy today! (It makes for a great gift, by the way.) In this ep the Margos discuss : The backstory behind Stephen King’s first novel (and why his wife Tabitha is a hero to King fans everywhere!) The major differences between the book and the 1976 movie How "Carrie" became a famous “musical flop” in the 80s and is now considered a camp classic The casting of the movie including Sissy Spacek "Carrie", Piper Laurie "Margaret White", Amy Irving "Sue Snell", John Travolta "Billy Nolan" and William Katt "Tommy Ross". The music used by famed composer Bernard Herrmann who died just before the movie’s release. The various “Carrie” TV movie and films that have been created since 1976 Clips Featured: Stephen King interviewed by MPR’s “Talking Volumes” in 2009 Carrie  1976 trailer Carrie White being told she is a sinner by her mother Miss Collins (Betty Buckley) talks with Tommy Ross and Sue Snell Carrie unleashes her power at the prom Outro Music: Carrie closing credits (Music by Pino Donaggio) Book Vs. Movie podcast https://www.facebook.com/bookversusmovie/ Twitter @bookversusmovie www.bookversusmovie.com Email us at bookversusmoviepodcast@gmail.com   Brought to you by Audible.com You can sign up for a FREE 30-day trial here http://www.audible.com/?source_code=PDTGBPD060314004R Margo D. @BrooklynFitChik www.brooklynfitchick.com brooklynfitchick@gmail.com Margo P. @ShesNachoMama http://thechingonahomesteader.weebly.com/  

“The way that I’m training is good for my soul right now.” Carrie Tollefson is a professional middle-distance runner and Olympian turned mom of three, broadcaster, race analyst, podcast host, running camp director, and so much more. Most recently, the former 1500-meter specialist added another impressive title to her list: 2:51 marathoner. Six years ago, Carrie was four months postpartum and ran her first marathon in an astonishing time of 3:02. She made a goal to someday run a sub-3:00 marathon, and this was her year. On this episode, the Minnesota native and host of C Tolle Run talks about her somewhat unconventional training methods, why this was the time to pursue her marathon dreams, and what it meant to her to race in a Brave Like Gabe singlet. Thank you to Generation UCAN for sponsoring this episode of Ali on the Run Show! Click here and use code ONTHERUN for 20 percent off your order, plus free shipping. (First-time buyers, check out the UCAN Run Starter Pack here, and get 50 percent off.)   What you’ll get on this episode: Carrie breaks down her 2:51 at the Twin Cities Marathon, and shares why she decided to run a marathon this year (5:35) Why Carrie says her race was “surprising” to her (12:00) What it meant to Carrie to run in a Brave Like Gabe singlet (18:15) Where does Carrie see herself in the sport right now? And where does she want to be and go? (28:30) What a day in Carrie’s life looks like, and when she gets her runs in (38:45) How Carrie got into broadcasting (44:30) Carrie revists her list of goals from two years ago! (1:04:04) What we mention on this episode: Wellbeats Brave Like Gabe Foundation Follow Carrie: Instagram @carrie_tollefson Twitter @carrietollefson Facebook Podcast & Website Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Twitter @aliontherun1 Facebook Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

Jason Hartman and Investment Counselor Carrie discuss her recent mini-property tour with investors and the upcoming property tour in Florida the day before Profits in Paradise. They also take a look at the question that low rates are bringing: is it time to refinance? Key Takeaways: [3:17] How Carrie's mini-property tour went [6:24] The Refi Til Ya Die plan in today's market [10:49] We're in an environment where you can just ask your lender for a better interest rate and it can work without a refinance [12:01] Inventory is finally starting to pick up Website: www.JasonHartmanLive.com www.JasonHartman.com/Properties

Jason Hartman discusses something he has talked about many times today, and that is the value of a dollar. To do so he breaks down a YouTube video by the Wall Street Journal that discusses inflation and what scares the Fed when it comes to it. Then Jason and Investment Counselor Carrie discuss her recent mini-property tour with investors and the upcoming property tour in Florida the day before Profits in Paradise. Key Takeaways: [4:37] Is capital or labor more important [7:47] Low inflation or even deflation can have disasterous consequences [12:59] When rates are low, more people take out credit, and credit is a phantom version of money supply [17:32] Inflation arbitrage can't last forever Jason & Carrie: [23:43] How Carrie's mini-property tour went [26:50] The Refi Til Ya Die plan in today's market [31:15] We're in an environment where you can just ask your lender for a better interest rate and it can work without a refinance [32:27] Inventory is finally starting to pick up Website: www.JasonHartmanLive.com www.JasonHartman.com/Properties Low Inflation Haunts the Fed: Here's Why | WSJ

"I was letting life pass me by. I had just gone through all of this insanity, and I wasn’t really a participant in my own life. How could I let that happen?" I first met Carrie Kreiswirth in 2011, when a marketing campaign for a local running store brought us together. Several years later, I saw a photo of Carrie on Facebook. She was bald. What had I missed? In the time since we met, Carrie had tested positive for the BRCA1 gene mutation — the one that raises the probability of developing breast and ovarian cancer — and was diagnosed with stage one triple negative invasive ductal carcinoma. Breast cancer. She underwent chemotherapy and breast reconstruction surgery. She went through the process of having her eggs frozen. And then, the self-proclaimed "non-runner" ran the New York City Marathon. This is a powerful, emotional, and inspirational episode. Thank you to AfterShokz for sponsoring this episode of the Ali on the Run Show! CLICK HERE for $50 off your Aeropex wireless headphone endurance bundle!   What you’ll get on this episode: Carrie shares her breast cancer story, starting from diagnosis (4:50) What chemotherapy — and losing her hair — was like, and the aftermath (23:40) How Carrie took back control of her life (32:40) How Carrie celebrated five years since her cancer diagnosis (42:45) Carrie’s message to women facing a scary diagnosis or life change (55:45) What we mention on this episode: Run for the Rabbit Care+Wear Center for Restorative Breast Surgery First Descents Coach Cane The Breasties Follow Carrie: Instagram @ckreiswirth Twitter @ckreiswirth Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Facebook Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

Today's guest, the one and only Carrie Green, is a total rockstar when it comes to understanding how to turn our limiting beliefs into momentous energy that can (and will) build a booming empire.  Carrie Green is Founder and CEO of the Female Entrepreneur Association (FEA), author of the international bestseller, She Means Business, and an accomplished public speaker. Carrie is utterly passionate about inspiring women to overcome self-doubt and thrive in business. Her TEDx Talk, Programme Your Mind for Success, has garnered over 6 million views and counting. In this episode, we dive deep into creating new outlooks for ourselves as Carrie explains how being an entrepreneur is much like a roller-coaster ride. Carrie leaves us with incredible takeaways that allow us to navigate that ride with grace, joy, and each other.    In this Episode You'll Learn:  How to join me and a few of my rockstar friends at Accelerate Live [ 1:00 ] All about today's guest, Carrie Green [ 2:20 ] Navigating the guilt of being a new mom and an entrepreneur [ 06:10 ] How Female Entrepreneurship Association started [ 12:00 ] Why we need to stop comparing ourselves to others [ 19:15 ] Who influenced Carrie as a child [ 21:45 ] How to overcome our limiting beliefs [ 28:40 ] About Carrie's goals for FEA [ 33:15 ] How to get in front of more people [ 43:00 ] Why we need to focus on our audience first [ 51:40 ] How Carrie comes up with her content [ 56:20 ] Soul Shifting Quotes:  “I want my son to see what is possible through the action I take in my life.” “I went insane because I was so lonely doing my business.” “One decision can change your entire life.” “If we can stick to something, we can learn how to become amazing.” Links Mentioned:  Watch Carrie's TEDx Talk here Purchase Carrie's book, She Means Business, here  Learn my 7 Secrets to Uplevel Your Brand & Land Your Dream Clients  Grab your FREE training, How to Call in Your Tribe + Create Content that Converts Join us at Accelerate LIVE!     Learn more about Carrie and the Female Entrepreneur Association at www.femaleentrepreneurassociation.com and be sure to follow her on Instagram: @iamcarriegreen   Tag me in your big shifts + takeaways: @amberlilyestrom   Did you hear something you loved here today?!  Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes   Listen on Spotify

I HAD SOME TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES WITH THIS EPISODE AND AM RELEASING IT AGAIN IN CASE YOU HAD TROUBLE LISTENING THE FIRST TIME. How funny that the episode about not being perfect, came out... not perfect. Enjoy!   * * *   How do we finally let go of perfectionism and experience the magic that unfolds when we create with complete freedom? This week on Creativity School, we dig into how perfectionism is poison and not something to be proud of with Carrie Brummer. Carrie is a visual artist and has had work displayed in The Smithsonian and The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. She’s also an art educator, and the founder of Artist Strong, a community that supports people by giving them the permission to be creative and the tools to develop their unique voice. We talk about how it took a life threatening health experience for Carrie to finally let go of the need to create art that was perfect, and in the process discovered the incredible things that can happen in your life and work when you let go and create without pressure. Carrie shares actionable steps we can take to release our need for perfection, how to let go of the myth of talent, and how to trust your intuition when creating your work.   **Today’s episode is brought to you by Audible! If you want to get started with a free audiobook download and 30 day free trial head over to at www.creativityschoolpodcast.com/audible.   Mentioned in this episode: How Carrie entered the world of art education despite her parents and teachers telling her it wasn’t practical to pursue a career in the arts How a life threatening health experience was a catalyst for her to let go of perfectionism and the need to please others in her work The negative side of perfectionism The myth of talent and how to develop your talent   CONNECT WITH CARRIE: Website | Artist Strong | Facebook   CONNECT WITH CREATIVITY SCHOOL: Thank you so much for listening! Subscribe so you never miss an episode, and connect with me online! Instagram | Twitter | Facebook If you have any questions or comments for the show, click here

How do we finally let go of perfectionism and experience the magic that unfolds when we create with complete freedom? This week on Creativity School, we dig into how perfectionism is poison and not something to be proud of with Carrie Brummer. Carrie is a visual artist and has had work displayed in The Smithsonian and The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. She’s also an art educator, and the founder of Artist Strong, a community that supports people by giving them the permission to be creative and the tools to develop their unique voice. We talk about how it took a life threatening health experience for Carrie to finally let go of the need to create art that was perfect, and in the process discover the incredible things that can happen in your life and work when you let go and create without pressure. Carrie shares actionable steps we can take to release our need for perfection, how to let go of the myth of talent, and how to trust your intuition when creating your work.   **Today’s episode is brought to you by Audible! If you want to get started with a free audiobook download and 30 day free trial head over to at www.creativityschoolpodcast.com/audible.   Mentioned in this episode: How Carrie entered the world of art education despite her parents and teachers telling her it wasn’t practical to pursue a career in the arts How a life threatening health experience was a catalyst for her to let go of perfectionism and the need to please others in her work The negative side of perfectionism The myth of talent and how to develop your talent Grace on Carrie's Series "How to Be an Artist"     CONNECT WITH CARRIE: Website | Artist Strong | Facebook   CONNECT WITH CREATIVITY SCHOOL: Thank you so much for listening! Subscribe so you never miss an episode, and connect with me online! Instagram | Twitter | Facebook If you have any questions or comments for the show, click here

Why We Love Carrie: Carrie Montgomery is a Transformational Style Coach, Body Image Expert and creator of The Somatic Dressing Method™ which helps women step into true embodiment and empowered confidence. She teaches women to own their true beauty, build confidence, and create a dream image for their business and life. Having worked with New Line Cinema and stars such as Cate Blanchett and Aaron Eckhart, her expertise in film, design, marketing and wellness, along with her love of fashion, allows her to create a holistic experience for personal style. She curates her clients’ image, helping women look good and feel good from the inside out. This newfound confidence carries over to her clients’ brands, elevating their visibility and taking many of them from 6 figures to 7 figures in as little as one year. Her work has been featured on OWN, The Oprah Winfrey Network, Super Soul Sunday with Christiane Northrup, Coastal Living, Old Port Magazine, and Hay House. You can connect with her at carriemontgomery.com On the Pod, We Discuss: Why it’s important to embrace your life now, in the body you have, as opposed to waiting until you lose weight or look a different way Carrie’s story, the physical challenges she has handled throughout her life and how she got into the work she’s currently doing Her own body image struggles and how she moved through the negative self-talk to a more somatic experience in her body The difference between dressing for your shape, to support your body and project the vibe you want to project, versus dressing to hide your body or to look a certain way that’s not aligned with who you are How the process of getting dressed to serve your body’s needs can help you manifest what you want in life How to apply elements of the styles you love but don’t feel like you can wear, and work them into clothes that works for your body Why a tailor is your best friend in a market that produces clothes for the masses The issue with body positivity and why it doesn’t always help us feel better in our bodies, and why the real problem lies in absurd beauty standards The different style archetypes/identities (there are nearly 1,000!) and how Carrie simplifies the process to narrow it down and help people feel the way they desire to Spiritual misconceptions and why we can’t change our own distorted stories (and change our lives) until we bring them to the surface The four steps of Carrie’s system for finding your signature style Why buying “one hit wonders” and shopping in a panic for specific occasions never ultimately helps Why seasons (pregnancy in particular) can be tough for style, and how to consciously shift your feelings  How Carrie incorporates energetics into style and how dressing based on the chakra centers can elevate your vibe or support how you need to feel The parallels between Human Design and dressing for our energy centers Why female entrepreneurs are among the most common people that Carrie works with Sustainable vs. fast fashion and Carrie’s opinion on both And much more Helpful Links:  Get Carrie’s amazing Top 10 Style Tips  Check out her course, Create Your Soul Style Follow her on Instagram @stylebymonty Connect with her Facebook Marie Forleo’s B-School Our interview with Erin Clair Jones, who specializes in Human Design A few brands Carrie mentioned: Spanx, Honeylove, Everlane, Reformation For more info and full show notes visit wellnesslately.com/podcast

As a Master Money Coach for professional women, Carrie is living her passion to empower women with the skills and knowledge to save and build wealth. As she so brilliantly states it, “With wealth, women gain an equal vote in the world, build security and control and have choices about how they want to live.” Listen in as Carrie shares some incredible insights regarding the deep and complex relationship between emotions and money behaviors, and learn: How Carrie’s work as a money coach differs from that of a financial adviser: Dealing with the money emotions that drive money behaviors [4:50] Why so many professional women are earning real money but are not acquiring real wealth (hint: It’s not their fault!), and how so many layers of societal “stuff” get between women and money. [9:00] How being “selfish” with money is an act of self-care. [14:30] Why taking the time to fill out a happiness chart is the first, and possibly the most important step on the road to financial empowerment, and how comparison destroys joy [18:19] And more! Links to items mentioned in this podcast: Receive your free money profile here: http://www.behavioralcents.com/my-money-behaviors/ Download your free happiness chart here: http://info.behavioralcents.com/happiness-chart Stacy Francis | W: www.francisfinancial.com P: (212) 374-9008 E: stacy@francisfinancial.com Carrie Rattle | W: http://www.behavioralcents.com P: (914) 923-6081 E: CarrieRattle@BehavioralCents.com

Today, your host Michelle Holden, Communications and Marketing at HIROC, speaks with Deborah Gillis, President and CEO of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) Foundation, and Carrie Fletcher, VP of People and Experience at CAMH. Deborah and Carrie share the path that got them to where they are today and the important role that sponsors and champions have played in both of their lives. As former CEO of Catalyst, a global non-profit dedicated to advancing women in leadership, Deborah Gillis has spent much of her career focused on workplace equality and empowerment for women. She’s been on all sides of the table and has seen the value of having champions who advocate for others.  Throughout her career, Carrie Fletcher has spent time on the front lines of healthcare, in health information management, and today she’s stepping up to the challenge of leading and supporting the staff at CAMH as VP of People and Experience. Carrie speaks to the importance of normalizing the conversation around mental health and what CAMH is doing to enhance staff collaboration and leadership development.   Key Takeaways: [0:55] What inspired Deborah to pursue a career advocating for change [1:55] Why Deborah joined the CAMH Foundation and what she’s focused on today [2:43] Deborah on the distinction between sponsorship and mentorship and the importance of having a sponsor [3:59] How Deborah has benefited from champions in her career and her advice for women looking for champions [5:40] Carrie’s recent career shift to Vice President of People and Experience at CAMH, a journey that speaks to the role of champions and speaking up for those who have the skillset [8:18] How Carrie applies the clinical knowledge she gained in past experience to her current role in working with staff and with union partners [10:15] Research shows that women are over mentored and under sponsored. Deborah speaks to why mentorship is critical [13:01] Leadership development and skill recognition at CAMH [16:33] Normalizing the conversation around mental illness in the workplace [18:41] How CAMH is harnessing the power of data to help deliver better care for their patients and implementing practices that can be beneficial to external partners [21:45] Creating a psychologically safe workplace extends not only to the employee but to their broader family [23:12] Staff collaboration at CAMH and driving innovative thinking [31:10] What International Women’s Day means to Carrie and Deborah   Mentioned in this Episode: Catalyst CAMH CAMH Foundation Fast Company   Listen to more interviews at HIROC.com. Follow us on Twitter, and listen on iTunes and Google Play Music. Email us at Communications@hiroc.com.

It’s time to meet Carrie Preston! Carrie shares with us about lessons learned on the farm and through teaching about agricultural science. Topics include: What interests people most about her farm How Carrie chose to become an agriscience educator Transitioning into farming What sports teams her household roots for An activity that is a relief from camo and guns A surprising destination their family is looking forward to The secret ingredient to cooking an animal we’re not sure how to classify One of the most beautiful places she’s seen Resources mentioned in this podcast: United Dairy Industry of Michigan grants: https://www.milkmeansmore.org/ FFA: http://www.michiganffa.com/ 4-H: https://www.canr.msu.edu/4h/ MMPA Outstanding Young Dairy Cooperator program: https://www.mimilk.com/membership/member-involvement/young-cooperators/ Farm Bureau: https://www.michfb.com/mi/

Build a website in just 5 days (even if you're not techie) at www.free5daywebsitechallenge.com Already have a website? Take the Free "Jumpstart Your Website Traffic" marketing mini-course at www.jumpstartyourwebsitetraffic.com Leave a Review! Today I'm talking to fearless freelancer and WordPress expert Carrie Dils all about how she transitioned from 1:1 client work to monetizing her knowledge on a bigger scale. If you want to move beyond time-for-money in your side hustle, this is the episode for you! Carrie has been around in the WordPress and web design community for many years – I’d even seen her name around well before I decided to start freelancing – I’d be working on a website at my day job and run into a snag, start googling and her blog would come up quite often. Her name is Carrie Dils, and I came across her again when I booked a new web design client with a pretty challenging project. I was researching how to do something, came across Carrie’s website again and saw that she had a way to just book a paid consultation call by the minute – which we’ll talk about later in this episode. So I booked a call, got some advice and then invited Carrie on the podcast to talk about how she monetized her WordPress knowledge beyond one on one client work. In today’s episode, Carrie and I dig deep into: The tipping point where Carrie took the leap from day job to full time side hustle. Creating multiple streams of revenue outside of 1:1 client work as a web designer. How to do content marketing as a web designer. How to easily sell your expertise – in any subject – by the minute. How Carrie dealt with imposter syndrome when she was first starting out The #1 skill to have as a web designer. Why you shouldn’t try to do everything yourself in your web design business. Why Carrie shifted from writing Genesis and WordPress tutorials for freelancers to teaching them how to be a successful freelancer. Carrie’s #1 piece of advice for a new web designer. Carrie’s advice on pricing. The belief Carrie had to change about herself to get where she is today. Just a quick heads up – you’ll hear some background noise in this interview – Carrie had to duck into a coffee shop to do the interview, which is totally cool with me! So let’s dive in to my interview with WordPress Expert and Fearless Freelancer Carrie Dils. So if you’re a web designer or you’re thinking about freelancing, head on over to peptalksforsidehustlers.com/freelance and that’ll send you over to my blog post all about how I got my first web design client, and you can get your hands on a freebie – my 7 Step Website Consultation Checklist and script that will walk you through how to do a consultation call with a potential client. All the resources mentioned in this episode can be found over at peptalksforsidehustlers.com/210 – and if you’re not a web designer but you want to build your own website for your side hustle, head on over to peptalksforsidehustlers.com/5day and sign up to take my Free 5 Day Website Challenge which will walk you step by step how to build your entire website with WordPress in just 5 days. See you next week! Resources mentioned in this episode: Carrie Dils  How to Successfully Freelance (*this is an affiliate link) Smart Passive Income E-myth Book  Profit First – Mike Michalowicz  Entreleadership – Dave Ramsey Bio: Carrie Dils is an independent contractor and developer with 20 years of experience in web development and deep experience in full-scope WordPress projects. From small, locally-owned businesses to Fortune 500 companies (including Disney and Nvidia) Carrie has worked with clients to deliver creative and successful digital solutions. She’s passionate about education and empowering others to do the work they love. She hosts the OfficeHours.FM podcast for digital freelancers and small business owners, helping them grow their service-related businesses. She teaches WordPress and front-end development courses for Lynda.com and LinkedIn Learning. She also offers a series of business courses for freelancers at The Fearless FreelancerTM. When Carrie’s not working, she’s probably reading a book, playing with her dogs, drinking a craft beer, or taking an absurdly long walk.

  Book Vs Movie “Carrie” The Margos Take on the Stephen King Classic in this Redo Ep   It’s October and the Margos are SO excited to revisit a classic Stephen King tale--Carrie which we originally covered in 2014 (using the old, old way we recorded back in the early days.)  This is not only King's first movie adaptation but it is also based on his first published novel. There are so many changes between book & movie that we wanted to give it a modern treatment (meaning better sound and lots of clips!) Just how different is the original novel versus the Brian DePalma masterpiece of horror?  Whoo boy---there were some major changes made (and for very good reason in many instances.) So which did the Margos like better? Book or Movie? Check out the link below to find out! Once again, we are SO lucky to have Penguin Books sponsor this episode! The Margos are thrilled to be asked to talk about author Ransom Riggs’ newest “Miss Peregrine’s story”--A Map of Days which is on sale right now. This is the fourth novel in the series and lead character Jacob Portman’s life in the United States is the setting for this newest adventure. Get your copy today! (It makes for a great gift, by the way.) In this ep the Margos discuss : The backstory behind Stephen King’s first novel (and why his wife Tabitha is a hero to King fans everywhere!) The major differences between the book and the 1976 movie How "Carrie" became a famous “musical flop” in the 80s and is now considered a camp classic The casting of the movie including Sissy Spacek "Carrie", Piper Laurie "Margaret White", Amy Irving "Sue Snell", John Travolta "Billy Nolan" and William Katt "Tommy Ross". The music used by famed composer Bernard Herrmann who died just before the movie’s release. The various “Carrie” TV movie and films that have been created since 1976 Clips Featured: Stephen King interviewed by MPR’s “Talking Volumes” in 2009 Carrie  1976 trailer Carrie White being told she is a sinner by her mother Miss Collins (Betty Buckley) talks with Tommy Ross and Sue Snell Carrie unleashes her power at the prom Outro Music: Carrie closing credits (Music by Pino Donaggio) Book Vs. Movie podcast https://www.facebook.com/bookversusmovie/ Twitter @bookversusmovie www.bookversusmovie.com Email us at bookversusmoviepodcast@gmail.com   Brought to you by Audible.com You can sign up for a FREE 30-day trial here http://www.audible.com/?source_code=PDTGBPD060314004R Margo D. @BrooklynFitChik www.brooklynfitchick.com brooklynfitchick@gmail.com Margo P. @ShesNachoMama http://thechingonahomesteader.weebly.com/  

Managing Money Emotions and Money Behaviors with Master Money Coach, Carrie Rattle   In this week’s episode, Stacy talks with CEO & Founder of Behavioral Cents, Carrie Rattle. As a Master Money Coach for professional women, Carrie is living her passion to empower women with the skills and knowledge to save and build wealth. As she so brilliantly states it, “With wealth, women gain an equal vote in the world, build security and control and have choices about how they want to live.”   Listen in as Carrie shares some incredible insights regarding the deep and complex relationship between emotions and money behaviors, and learn:   How Carrie’s work as a money coach differs from that of a financial adviser: Dealing with the money emotions that drive money behaviors [4:50] Why so many professional women are earning real money but are not acquiring real wealth (hint: It’s not their fault!), and how so many layers of societal “stuff” get between women and money. [9:00] How being “selfish” with money is an act of self-care. [14:30] Why taking the time to fill out a happiness chart is the first, and possibly the most important step on the road to financial empowerment, and how comparison destroys joy [18:19] And more!   Links to items mentioned in this podcast:   Receive your free money profile here: http://www.behavioralcents.com/my-money-behaviors/ Download your free happiness chart here: http://info.behavioralcents.com/happiness-chart   Stacy Francis | W: www.francisfinancial.com P: (212) 374-9008 E: stacy@francisfinancial.com   Carrie Rattle | W: http://www.behavioralcents.com P: (914) 923-6081 E: CarrieRattle@BehavioralCents.com

On this latest episode of Gen X Amplified, Adrion is joined by entrepreneur, author, podcaster, and Facebook Watch host Carrie Kerpen. During this must-listen interview, Carrie takes us through her career leading up to becoming as a successful entrepreneur, and also provides some key insights from her manifesto for women in business, titled Work It: Secrets for Success from the Boldest Women in Business. Carrie Kerpen is the co-founder and CEO of Likeable Media, Kerpen transformed her company from a husband-and-wife start-up into an award-winning digital content studio. Frustrated with the traditional agency model, she invented a category that generates and distributes fast, custom content for large brands. Carrie's leadership has guided the Likeable team to new heights—landing global clients such as Century 21, StubHub, and Airbnb; achieving Crain’s "Best Place To Work in NYC" for four straight years; and being named a Top 50 Ad Agency & Top 50 Fastest-Growing Women-Owned Businesses by WPO and American Express OPEN. As a keynote speaker and columnist, Carrie's focus is the impact of the digital revolution on women’s professional careers, personal lives, and overall senses of self. In 2014, Carrie launched “All The Social Ladies” a podcast for women to share career advice and insight into how social media impacts their personal and professional lives. She is also the author of Work It: Secrets for Success from the Boldest Women in Business, and the host of the Facebook Watch show of the same name. Key Takeaways: How Carrie’s internship with Radio Disney catapulted her career in Marketing and Media The great idea to have their wedding sponsored at a baseball game How Carrie and her husband Dave started their agency Likeable Media The moment when Carrie decided to “work it” and launch her podcast What are some of the key secrets to success, especially for Gen X women Why Gen X professionals must do a better job at telling their story in the workplace And so much more! Resources mentioned in this episode: Work It: Secrets for Success from the Boldest Women in Business (book) "Work It Weekly" - Carrie’s newsletter Carrie's personal website All the Social Ladies - Carrie's podcast Likeable Media "The Working Mom's Guide To Raising Kids In A Digital Age" Carrie's Personal Theme Song "Work It" by Missy Elliot Thank you for listening!

In this episode of the Working Christian Mom Podcast, I sit down with my friend Carrie Sharpe. Carrie is a mama to five children, including one child they almost lost right after childbirth and a set of twins. We talk about how God met her in crisis, why communicating with our spouses is so important and what it is like to run a business and home school. Connect with Carrie: Connect with Carrie: Website /  Facebook / Instagram / Pinterest / YouTube In this episode you’ll hear: How God showed up in the middle of a major crisis with one of Carrie’s sons What happened when Carrie fully surrendered the life of her child to God How Carrie and her  husband were able to  keep the lines of communication open between them, even through their world seemed to be falling apart. What it is like to go through conceiving another child after you almost lost one. How Carrie is able to run her home, run her business, homeschool her children and keep up with everyone’s extracurricular activities. How Carrie feels about her kids becoming big kids and learning how to drive, getting ready to leave for college, etc. Carrie’s self care tips. For the full show notes to this episode, click here to be taken to the Working Christian Mom website. Did you know that that there is a community of mamas who love Jesus, their kids and who work? Yep! There sure is! The WCM is a soft spot to land and is full of encouragement, community and authenticity. Click here to join us.

Being a mother may be the single most under-appreciated job in today's world, but every day I have the gift of meeting phenomenal women who have found a way to do their life's great work while simultaneously raising a family.   Today's guest, Carrie Cariello, is no exception. Carrie is an author, blogger, public speaker and  mother of 5 children, one of whom was diagnosed with autism at a very young age. She shares her story of raising a family, and specifically her experiences with her son Jack, in her two books What Color is Monday?, Someone I'm with has Autism, on her personal blog and as a contributor on platforms such as Huffington Post and TODAY. Carrie's work is incredibly moving and insightful, and regardless if you're a mother or not, today's episode will help you understand how to assume less, understand more, and bridge the gap between awareness and compassion with anyone you meet. IN THIS EPISODE: iTunes review of the week [ 1:32 ] Today's guest, Carrie Cariello [ 3:00 ] What inspired Carrie to begin writing about her journey and experience of raising a son who has autism [ 6:20 ] What her son Jack's diagnosis has since taught her about herself [ 10:35 ] How Carrie creates space for herself [ 13:13 ] The impact Carrie's work has had on her own life and the lives of others [ 19:59 ] How WE can be more compassionate when we experience others differences [ 21:00 ] How Carrie has learned to slow it down [ 24:55 ] The biggest lessons about marriage that Carrie has learned along the way [ 30:29 ] How Carrie was able to claim her own truth  [ 35:20 ] SOUL SHIFTING QUOTES: “We're very intentional about what we let into our lives and what we participate in.” “Our family is ours, and it is ours only.” “I want everyone who is exposed to autism, on any level, to come away with a good feeling.” “I'm seeing more and more, that the obvious answer, is not always going to be the right answer.” “You are more than this minute.” “I think there's a very big divide between knowing what we want, and knowing how to do it.” LINKS MENTIONED: Find out your Core Purpose by taking the quiz here! Carrie's TEDx Talk Read Carrie's first blog on Huffington Post- This Is Marriage Grab your FREE gift! Be sure to follow Carrie's journey over on her blog and on Facebook! Did you hear something you loved here today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes

Amy Medling is an amazing health coach and healer. She is the creator and host of the PCOS Diva website and podcast. She has a new book out called Healing PCOS: A 21-Day Plan for Reclaiming Your Health and Life with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, and she is here today to share her healing philosophies with us. In this episode of the Clean Eating for Women podcast, we talk about:   What is PCOS Amy’s healing journey Principles of healing PCOS Some highlights of this episode on how to make veggies taste delicious: How Carrie manages her PCOS symptoms with diet and lifestyle. A lot of women are frustrated with their doctors PCOS advice. Common symptoms like fatigue, hair loss, depression, and anxiety. Amy experienced many of these symptoms, but wasn't getting a lot of help. [01:22] Doctors were giving Amy a lot of strange pharmaceutical drugs. She finally went to a reproductive endocrinologist and got a PCOS diagnosis. She was 31 when she was diagnosed. It took 15 years to get her diagnosis. [04:45] Amy wants to give women the knowledge to empower themselves, and be diva's at the doctors office. After the birth of her second son, she was exhausted all the time. Mainstream advice wasn't helping. She decided to take control of her health. [05:50] Amy spent countless hours scouring online and reading books about PCOS. She started experimenting with diet and realized as she ordered at a restaurant that she was a diva. This was an aha moment, because she realized that she had to be a diva to take the best care of herself. [07:58] The three main factors of PCOS are insulin resistance, blood sugar issues, and elevated androgens. Start with managing your blood sugar better. Amy actually used a glucometer to understand how food was making her feel. Eating to keep her blood sugar levels in check really helped. [11:42] She started eating an anti-inflammatory diet with a lot of vegetables, clean animal protein, and water. She also took supplements and eight healthy fats. This helped get her hormones in balance, and it made her feel a lot better. [13:03] Women with PCOS are at an increased risk of blood clots by being on the pill. It can also increase insulin resistance and exacerbate mood disorders. It lowers libido and creates nutrition deficiency. [15:47] Amy started reading PubMed articles and finding ways to decrease her blood sugar. She would use things like apple cider vinegar. Her lab work showed that what she was doing was actually working. She also started blogging about it in 2009. She feels it is her calling to help women heal from PCOS. She went back to school to become a health coach. [18:24] Amy's book is a lifestyle plan. It talks about symptoms of PCOS and gives an overview. Then it jumps into the three tenets of being a diva. Thinking like a diva and changing your mindset. Then eating like a diva, moving like a diva, preparing for success to start the 21-day plan. [23:48] Links mentioned in this episode: PCOS Diva PCOS Diva on Facebook @pcosdiva on Twitter PCOS Diva on Instagram Healing PCOS: A 21-Day Plan for Reclaiming Your Health and Life with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Pcos: Polycystic Ovary Syndrome : The Hidden Epidemic PubMed The 8 Steps to Reverse Your PCOS Period Repair Manual: Natural Treatment for Better Hormones and Better Periods Dr. Tom O’Bryan Dr. Amy Myers Healing PCOS Bonus Join the Clean Eating for Women Community! 21-Day Clean Eating Jumpstart Challenge! Clean Eating Every Day by Carrie Forest Clean Eating for Women episode index Clean Eating for Women Podcast private Facebook Group (great for asking questions and connecting with me personally) Don’t miss new blog posts! Join my weekly newsletter list to get all the latest news and recipe links delivered directly to your inbox.

On this episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, Carrie Pagliano joins me to discuss women as leaders and entrepreneurs in physical therapy. Carrie Pagliano currently serves as President for the Section on Women's Health of the American Physical Therapy Association and is the owner of a private women's health/pediatric pelvic health clinic in Arlington, VA. In this episode, we discuss: -How Carrie manages being a mom, leader and entrepreneur in physical therapy -How to elicit the needed support from your tribe to catapult you to success -A framework for creating value and solving people’s pain points when building your own practice -Embracing your vulnerabilities and practicing gratitude over even the small successes -And so much more!   The variety of settings and time management structures in physical therapy afford women the opportunity to manage work and life, as Carrie reminds, “We have so many roles in our profession in which women and specifically moms can choose to be a part of, depending on where they are in their family development.” Women bring value to the workplace and Carrie believes, “Regardless of where we are in our career and family life cycle, we have a lot to offer.”   Jumping at opportunities when they arise, regardless of the timing, has helped Carrie grow into leadership positions.   Carrie stresses, “It’s an uncanny ability that I think women have is making things happen.”   Success in any endeavor is a product of the support received from those around you and Carrie has found that, “It’s not about me; it’s everybody around me who helped make this happened.”   For more information on Carrie: Carrie J. Pagliano received her Masters in Physical Therapy from the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia in 1999 and Doctor of Physical Therapy from University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) in 2007. Dr. Pagliano is double-Board Certified in Orthopaedics and Women’s Health and holds Manual Therapy Certification from USAHS. In 2007, Dr. Pagliano founded the MedStar Georgetown University Hospital PM&R Pelvic Floor Program and in 2014, founded the MGUH Women’s Health PT Residency. Dr. Pagliano is a co-instructor for women’s health focused Real Time Ultrasound education, teaching assistant for pelvic floor education and clinical instructor for student education. She lectures nationally in the areas of chronic pelvic pain, integrative practice models and pelvic floor dysfunction. Dr. Pagliano currently serves as a Committee Member with The American Board of Physical Therapy Residency and Fellowship Education and as an adjunct professor at Marymount University in Arlington, VA. Dr. Pagliano sits on the Board of Directors for the Section on Women’s Health (SoWH) of the American Physical Therapy Association as President and is the chairperson for the SoWH Name Change Task Force. Dr. Pagliano resides in Arlington VA with her husband and two children.   Resources discussed on this show: Carrie Pagliano Twitter Carrie Pagliano Website Carrie Pagliano LinkedIn Carrie Pagliano Facebook Carrie Pagliano Instagram   Thanks for listening and subscribing to the podcast! Make sure to connect with me on twitter, instagram and facebook to stay updated on all of the latest! Show your support for the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes!   Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!   Xo Karen    

In our first episode, we are chatting with Carrie Wiley. Carrie is our real friend, and was brave enough to be our first guest. We wanted you all to hear from Carrie and her heart for inviting people into her home! "I can't picture a home without people. I can picture a HOUSE without people, but not a home without people." We chat with Carrie about: How Carrie had to get over her fear of having people over with dirty floors How to make connections when you are the new family in town Ways Carrie changes decor on a missionary's budget Our current beef with Target  Additionally, we introduce you to our segment called "Thankful Tidbits," where we practice contentment by choosing our favorite items in our homes each week. Finally we answer a common design question: Where do you start on re-designing a space if you can't afford a stylist? Links mentioned: Hobby Lobby Felt Letterboard Hobby Lobby White Board Calendar "The Nesting Place" by Myquillyn Smith   Find Carrie: Travel by Sisters Carrie's Blog: Wiley Adventures Instagram Facebook Find April and Bayleigh: Instagram Facebook Posh Nest Designs

When you want to grow your business, you need to build the know, like and trust factor. Our guest today is someone who helps business owners to hone their speaking skills and create effective speeches. Carrie Sharpe is a Communication Consultant and Speaker at He says, She says. She has been married to her husband, Ryan, for over nineteen years. They have five children, including twin daughters. Carrie believes that the foundation of every great relationship is effective communication, so she loves to help people overcome communication challenges and strengthen their relationships. She coaches clients in public speaking, marriage and family communication, workplace communication, and pageant interview skills. Carrie earned her degree in Political Science and Psychology from Lake Superior State University. She homeschools her children full-time, and she runs her communication business from home. She is a Huffington Post Contributor and has been quoted in a variety of publications. Carrie has spoken across the United States and Canada about marriage, relationships, and communication skills. IN THIS EPISODE 2:08 Carrie's fun fact is that she's worn a dirndl multiple times. 4:22 Confidence and comfortability is important when you are married and sharing a conversation. While someone may need to speak to their husband or someone else, it's a lot easier to talk to a third party about the problems instead of talking with that person about what's bothering you. You have to be courageous enough to get vulnerable. You have to be courageous to get vulnerable. 8:55 If there are brain patterns of having anxiety, getting yelled at, negative experiences, from the past, you have to work through those emotions and deal with them. There are mindset issues you have to walk through. In coaching, Carrie works through these emotions differently depending on what she's coaching on. 9:09 If it's a public speaking coaching, I try to get them to switch their mind from feeling scared to feeling excited. I tell them to say "I'm so excited to share this," "I'm so excited." 9:52 If it's networking, a lot of that fear comes from them not being comfortable with what they're selling. If I get them to understand that what they're selling is helpful and useful to their audience. 10:31 Change the brain. It's all about what you're telling yourself. If you're telling yourself that people are going to hate what you're offering, telling yourself that you hate this. If you change the story then you can change the outcome. 12:13 Start with a one on one conversation at a networking event. Instead of seeing the crowd, see a person you can talk to. If you do that, you'll get better results because you're building that relationship. Conversation starts can be asking good questions of someone. They feel like they can connect with you and they'll sing your praise. That will make them feel comfortable and you can build the conversation off of the answers they give. Names are really important to remember and if I say them during the conversation, it helps me feel important and remember the person's name. 20:23 What I hear from people is I know I need to speak and get my message out, but I don't know what to talk about. So I first dig into what they're already talking about and then we work on that message. So many times we're asked a few questions frequently. You find what you're most excited and passionate about are what you can develop into a message. Then there are other fears that are developed and questions that come up. That's when having a coach is helpful. We work on an outline for the talk and find an outcome for that talk. We set things up to support that one topic and it's 3-5 bullet points and every point needs a story. Stories are what make you human and what allows you to be human and memorable. Keep it simple and narrow down on one particular thing. 26:51 We know so much, we want to be so helpful and we want to cram it all in, but you're being more helpful when you leave it out. You don't need to change their life, you just need to change their day. 28:29 I love seeing results. I have clients who come in with so many ideas and then seeing them develop a speech, and deliver it is amazing. 29:34 Someone needs to hear your story. So get out there and share it. So many of us don't give ourselves the credit for the experiences we've had. 31:31 You've been given these experiences in your life for a reason, if you don't go out and share them, then your experiences were for nothing. You want to share them and make that experience worthwhile. And it doesn't have to be speaking, it can be online on Facebook Live, it can be in so many ways. [bctt tweet="Someone needs to hear your story. So get out there and share it." username="tonyarineer"] KEY TAKEAWAYS Confidence and comfortability is important when you are married and sharing a conversation. How Carrie works with her different coaching clients to overcome fear or anxiety. Changing the brain makes a difference in how you see a situation. How to handle a networking event. You don't need to change their life, you just need to change their day. Someone needs to hear your story. So get out there and share it. EPISODE RESOURCES Free Money Mindset Training- just in case you're ready to take your profit power to the next level! Hang out with us inside our free Facebook Community- where every day is a party! CONTINUE THE PARTY WITH CARRIE Carrie's website Communicate to Connect by He Says, She Says Facebook group Twitter Instagram Pinterest  

Have you ever met someone and instantly vibe with their energy? This is what happened when I connected with Carrie of So Freakin Vegan for our podcast convo. She's warm, funny and compassionate about animals and good health. What We Talked About: How she used food to treat PCOS Why it's important to plant the seed of veganism to her elementary school students How Carrie uses YouTube to connect with people in a compassionate and fun way How she handles being a social vegan   Get show notes for this episode at brownvegan.com under episode #52

As you start investing in real estate, it's crucial that you have a team around you that you can rely on when you need help. One of those people can be an investment counselor, and Elisabeth Embry talks with two of Jason's investment counselors, Sara and Carrie. The three discuss the various ways you can take advantage of investment counselors, even when you're not ready to buy, the helpfulness of attending events, and the importance of matching investors with the right vendors. Then Jason Hartman talks with human behavior coach Beverly Flaxington, author of Make Your Shift: The Five Most Powerful Moves You Can Make to Get Where YOU Want to Go. Beverly defines each of the five key steps in her SHIFT process to help people add value to their busienss and increase productivity in employees. Key Takeaways: [0:48] Sara's 10 year journey with Jason started with a friend [2:16] How Carrie met Jason and her work journey to investment counselor [6:47] How investment counselors help clients find the right markets and properties [11:19] The benefits going to a real estate seminar or event can give you Beverly Flaxington Guest Interview: [16:37] Beverly’s professional journey of bridging the gap between her financial career and her interest in human behavior. [18:20] People get overwhelmed by the amount of information out there so Beverly chunked it down to 5 steps in her SHIFT Model. [20:38] S: Specify the desired outcome. [24:52] H: Highlight the obstacles and categorize them. [26:16] I: Identify the human factor [28:10] F: Find the Alternative [29:20] T: Take the disciplined action [31:40] Beverly shares an executive tip to prioritize a to-do list. [32:53] Humans have a misperception that communication comes naturally. [33:51] Contact information for Beverly Flaxington Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Contact Beverly Flaxington - The Collaborative

"Pointing to the dispersion of returns among managers, it’s really difficult to desegregate skill from luck." (Tweet) Top Traders is bringing you Top Traders Round Table, a series of conversations with industry leaders on the subject of Managed Futures. On this episode my guests are Ryan Abrams, Portfolio Manager at Wisconsin Alumni Research Association, Ela Karahasanoglu, VP at Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, and Carrie Lo, Director of Hedge Strategies at CalSTRS. Subscribe on: In This Episode, You'll Learn: How Carrie diligently prepared her new Risk Mitigation Strategies (RMS) How much CalSTRS will initially allocate to the RMS part for their $200bn+ portolio How Ryan uses risk mitigation strategies in his organization How Ela is slowly restructuring her alternative portfolio The risks of risk parity strategies Is trend-following really an opportunity cost question? How Carrie has worked with the CalSTRS board on implementing this strategy Why Ela has focused more on tail-risk strategies Carrie’s manager selection process This episode was sponsored by CME Group: Connect with our guests: Learn more about Ryan Abrams and Wisconsin Alumni Research Association Learn more about Ela Karahasanoglu and Workplace Safety and Insurance Board Learn more about Carrie Lo and CalSTRS "A potential Achilles heel, at least of a risk parity portfolio, is your exclusively long assets." - (Tweet)

Carrie Green is the founder of the Female Entrepreneur Association, an online platform to inspire and empower female entrepreneurs from around the world to turn their ideas into a reality and build successful businesses. FEA publishes a monthly digital magazine, This Girl Means Business, weekly videos and hosts live, online master classes. With over 100,000 women now involved, it’s become one of the fastest growing networks for female entrepreneurs. She has just released her first book, She Means Business: Turn Your Ideas into Reality and Become a Wildly Successful Entrepreneur; and hosts a podcast of the same name for ambitious female entrepreneurs who are on or are contemplating the entrepreneurial path. Topics discussed: Carrie's book How Carrie got into business How she made the jump from law to entrepreneurship Starting a business at 20 The importance of mindset and belief Personal development Carrie's bag of tricks to empower herself The power of visualisation Customer segmentation Building your brand Focusing on one thing at a time to stay the course Building an online audience Female entrepreneurs The FEA Carrie's podcast   Show Notes: Carrie's book: https://amzn.to/2pcw6LU FEA: femaleentrepreneurassociation.com Carrie's podcast: She Means Business on iTunes Carrie on Twitter: @IamCarrieGreen Carrie's YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/user/FemaleEntrepreneur --- Join the conversation on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/futuresquared/where you can discuss episodes, request guests, propose questions for forthcoming guests and access exclusive content and special offers! Listen on iTunes @ goo.gl/sMnEa0 Listen on Spotify @ spoti.fi/2G2QsxV Listen on Stitcher @ www.stitcher.com/podcast/future Listen on Google Play @ bit.ly/FSGoog ‍ If you've got any questions on this podcast feel free to send an email to steve@collectivecamp.us or tweet me on Twitter @steveglaveski or @future_squared Follow me on Instagram: @thesteveglaveski Like us? ‍ It'd make our day if you took 1 minute to show some love on iTunes, Stitcher or Soundcloud by subscribing, sharing and giving us a 5 star rating. ‍ To sign up to our mailing list head to www.futuresquared.xyz For more information on Collective Campus, our innovation hub, school and consultancy based in Australia and Singapore check out www.collectivecampus.io

Are you ready to meet my sweet soul sister, Carrie Montgomery? I am so excited to share this conversation with you! We took a deep dive into her amazing work in the world and how it has transformed my life. Carrie is a personal brand stylist for thriving female entrepreneurs. She consults women on their image and brand projection to embody their soul and business with authentic style. Carrie has an incredibly eclectic background. She sold dreams in marketing, stepped into holistic health, spent time in film, and made her mark in PR and design. She brings ALL of this to her business in supporting thriving entrepreneurs like myself. We discuss the spiritual experience that awakened Carrie to her calling, the health challenges that changed Carrie's perspective, and recognizing when your life is not in alignment.   IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: How Carrie owns her sensitivity to let flow happen How Carrie works toward justice and safety in her career Why there must be a dialogue between body, mind, and spirit inside your business What it's like when the healing process comes slowly Why we walk around with clothes that don't fit How to meet your needs in order to accommodate your body Why style is one of the most central aspects of telling your brand story CARRIE'S STORY: Breaking her back at 18 years old and recognizing a call to greater purpose Losing all movement in her body and struggling to heal Leaving her job in NYC after 10 years of hustling and losing her creativity Reaching out to soul fueled entrepreneurs she barely knew to create a community WHAT I ASK: How do you approach being connected with your body when going through health challenges and low self-esteem? What do you do when your spiritual beliefs and practices fail you? What would you say to someone who feels too intimidated to have a stylist? SOUL-FUELED QUOTES: “You don't just step into leadership. You have to rise to it and cultivate yourself to become a leader.” “I am on a journey with this body. This is just my vehicle to get through this lifetime. My soul is pushing me forward.” “I needed to check in with what my soul needed, not what my ego wanted.” DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE: www.carriemontgomery.com Carrie's Blog Carrie's Free Checklist

In this episode you’ll learn: How Carrie started out with just a hair bow in a classroom What the “Kindness Box” is and what it stands for Why “No’s” aren’t always permanent and closed doors aren’t always closed All about the “Creative Club Conference” and how Carrie manages it to be a cohesive group The importance of knowing what your customer wants There is always something on the other side of the hard!

Goals, Business, Family, Passion, Success   Summary   Passion for what you do is important … up to a point. We'll discuss that in our Thought of the Day. And in our interview segment, Carrie Wilkerson shares some powerful thoughts on success, both as a home-based entrepreneur and as a human being. That and more on today's show. Bob's Thought of the Day   You'll discover:   Why the advice, “Follow your passion, and the money will come” is not completely correct. The vital connection between passion, competence, and marketplace. Why sometimes the only thing you need to be passionate about is the opportunity itself.   Interview with Carrie Wilkerson   You'll discover:   How Carrie learned early in life that her results were tied directly to her efforts, rather than the circumstance or an employer. The importance of doing whatever it takes. How Carrie lives out the principle, “short-term sacrifice equals long-term gain.” Why she doesn't believe there is such a thing as work-life balance. Why wanting to have a little more money is not a big enough goal. Carrie's surprising view of passion and why it's not the most important element in achieving success. Why she doesn't set annual goals, and what she does instead. How to avoid getting lost in the year and begin focusing on the day … because the days matter. How she lost a total of 145 lbs. by breaking down larger goals into smaller ones.   Click to Tweet   Discover why “the days matter” and how to set realistic goals. @CarrieWilkerson #goals Learn why @CarrieWilkerson doesn't set annual goals...and what she does instead. #goals Short-term sacrifice equals long-term gain. @CarrieWilkerson #goals   Interview Links   CarrieWilkerson.com The Barefoot Executive by Carrie Wilkerson (free chapter) Follow Carrie on Twitter Connect with Carrie on Facebook #CarrieOn   Resources   Sell The Go-Giver Way Webinar GoGiverSalesAcademy.com The Go-Giver Leader TheGoGiver.com GoGiverSpeaker.com Burg.com How to Post a Review #CarrieOn

How to step out and speak in public with Carrie Sharpe. In this episode of the Boss Mom Podcast, Carrie and Dana talk about communication and public speaking to benefit your business. This podcast is sponsored by Home Made Luxe. Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes:  In this episode you’ll hear: Carrie's Boss Mom journey, raising five kids and working at home with her husband. How she got started with speaking. Her coaching and consulting practice. Advice on how to prepare and share your story. Giving your talk in the shower then rehearse on video. Speaking at events and ways that you can speak without traveling. How Carrie keeps recovers from over whelm. Show Sponsor: Home Made Luxe All moms need Mommy Alone Time in their lives so Keitha started Home Made Luxe a DIY Home Decor subscription box. Every month, Keitha from Home Made Luxe sends ladies (and some crafty gents) around the country a gorgeous, Pinterest-inspired home decor project. The best part is that ladies get to walk around their homes and see their beautiful, custom pieces and think about the next mommy alone time moment! For the special Boss Mom discount of 10% off your first box, use the code BossMom. Recommended links and resources: Boss Mom Facebook Community Can I quote you on that?  Homeschooling our kids and running our business from home is a lot of time management. - Carrie I love helping my clients work through their communication challenges. - Carrie Fear is what keeps people from public speaking. - Carrie Every story matters. - Carrie You want to have what you're saying be natural. Rehearsing will help you in this process. - Carrie More about our guest, Carrie Sharpe. Carrie Sharpe is a Communication Consultant and Speaker. She and her husband, Ryan, have five children whom Carrie homeschools. Carrie earned her degree in Political Science and Psychology. She is a Huffington Post Contributor and has spoken across the United States and Canada about marriage, relationships, and communication skills. Website / Facebook / Twitter / Instagram Connect with Dana: Instagram / The Boss Mom Facebook community (her total happy place) We love hearing from you guys! If you’ve got a question about today’s episode or want to leave us some inbox love, you can email us at hello@boss-mom.com Or, you can always find both Dana hanging out in our Boss Mom Facebook Community.  We would LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes. We also know it can be kind of tricky to figure out. Here are a few step by step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.

This episode is sponsored by Sitelock Yes folks, she's back. Holy moly though... a lot has changed with Carrie since she was on the show last (she was episode 7! One of my first guests and I was/am super appreciative of that). Fast forward a few years and knew I needed to have Carrie back on. Her business has exploded (my words) since we spoke last. She's created more products, creates Genesis tutorials for Lynda.com (how awesome is that?), runs the OfficeHours.FM podcast and spent some time working with Crowd Favorite. Oh... and she has added speaker to her list of accomplishments (I haven't had the pleasure of seeing/hearing her speak but I can only imagine it would be awesome). We talked about the disconnect that happens when you want to shift from freelancing to something else. Carrie had some great insight as to why this happens (which tends not to be for one reason only) and of course I had to get a little esoteric with her (I don't know what my obsession with that word is lately). This conversation went in a whole bunch of different directions with this conversation... and let me just tell you... you will be laughing. Carrie is not only uber smart, but she's pretty damn funny (I was laughing throughout the interview and again when writing the show notes). Questions I Asked Carrie Since we last spoke you had gone over to Crowd Favorite and are back working for yourself again. I have a couple questions regarding that shift for you. First, what brought about the decision to work for Crowd Favorite and then what made you decide to go back to working for yourself? When I was on your show last, we talked about changing directions and shifting gears with business. Obviously WordPress isn't going anywhere... where do you see opportunities for people in this space? What do you fee are some challenges with running a profitable business in the WP space? Where do you think the disconnect happens for people who are freelancing and decide they are DONE? Since you've been online for a while, how do you think the landscape has changed and is changing? Where do you want to take your business? Anything you'd go back and tell yourself, say 5 years ago if you wanted to dispel a little wisdom?   What You're Going to Learn  Where the landscape is headed for opportunities in WordPress How to pick your own space within WordPress How funny Carrie is (yes, I thought that was worth adding here) Carrie's thoughts on marketing and where she can step it up How Carrie's podcast, OfficeHours.FM has helped her business The struggle of keeping sponsorship going with a podcast To say I adore Carrie would be an understatement. I'm sure you can tell by listening to this show that it was a ton of fun and Carrie is a wealth of knowledge. Where to Connect with Carrie Website | Podcast | Twitter

When it comes to following your dreams, Carrie Olsen is a true inspiration. From a young age, Carrie listened to cartoons and was drawn to the process of voicing those characters. In her career in human resources, Carrie found herself voicing online trainings and truly tapping into a passion. From there, she pursued voiceover work and eventually made it a lucrative full time career. Carrie shares with Aimee what it’s like to connect to your passion and go after it with everything you’ve got. From the hard work to the rewards you reap, she shares why it’s all worth it to do what you love. TWEET: Finding your passion and pursuing it with everything you’ve got, on this episode of #ChasingDreams Being aware of your limitations while trying to expand your range. Voiceover artists work hard - and they don’t just “talk” for a living. Carrie shares why being a voiceover artist takes much more than just your voice to be successful. She discusses how she learned about the industry and immersed herself in the world of voiceover talent in order to absorb as much insight as she could. From listening to podcasts like The Go For It Show to connecting with a coach that could take her to the next level, Carrie was committed to honing her skills and being at the top of her game. Become a student of all of the voiceovers around you. Learning about the voiceover industry is essential. According to Carrie, this is the key to succeeding and making it a long-term career. She shares how you can get started without spending a fortune on trainings and equipment. Carrie discusses how you can be a student of the voiceovers that are all around you - from commercials to cartoons to podcasts and beyond. When you’re ready to make it a career, it’s all about practicing, learning, and persevering no matter what. TWEET: Becoming a student of your surroundings, on this episode of #ChasingDreams Catching up to your dreams. When Carrie connected with her coach, Alyson Steele, she was ready to make voiceover her career. She didn’t expect it to happen so quickly. Within 3 weeks of getting started, Carrie landed her first radio campaign. Because things moved so quickly, Carrie found herself catching up to her dreams, which is a great thing. Her passion for voiceover work combined with her love of teaching led to the creation of the Voiceover Success Intensive, which helps guide voiceover students through the process of turning this into a career. Carrie shares what it’s like to work with students and the rewards that come with seeing them land their first jobs. She also discusses some tips and remedies that help her keep her voice conditioned for full time work. Be persistent and don’t get discouraged. As she closes out her chat with Aimee J., Carrie shares advice for fellow dream chasers who are ready to pursue their passion. Her number one tip? Be persistent. Carrie shares why it’s important to keep going, no matter what, and to never get discouraged. Like anything, making voiceover a career takes a lot of hard work. For Carrie, the hard work paid off - big time. She offers some insight into how you can make it happen in your own life. Carrie also shares some “bucket list” items for her career and how she manages to balance it all - being a mom and having a busy career. It’s clear that, in Carrie’s case, hard work and perseverance paid off - and it can for you too. TWEET: It’s all about perseverance and working hard ~ Carrie Olsen, Voiceover Success Initiative OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [1:22] Introduction of Carrie Olsen. [2:44] How Carrie discovered her interest in voiceover work. [3:18] When did you realize voiceover work could be your career? [5:08] The first voiceover work Carrie did and how it felt to see the work come to life. [6:14] Combining her love of teaching with her passion for voiceover work. [7:39] The role of having a coach or mentor in developing your voice over talent. [9:21] Landing a job doing voiceover work for Kmart. [10:37] An overview of the flow of voiceover work. [13:04] The craziest place Carrie has recorded. [15:50] The role of age in getting voiceover work. [18:36] Some surprises about the voiceover industry. [21:38] Transitioning into a full time voiceover actor. [24:31] The minimum investment if you want to start doing voiceover. [27:40] The associations for voiceover work as a career. [28:46] What’s on your bucket list for voiceover work? [30:51] Is this what you expected it to be before you got into it? [32:02] Why Carrie decided to start the Voiceover Success Intensive. [34:07] What career options are out there for voiceover work? [34:57] Carrie’s opinion of the movie “In a World”. [36:56] How Carrie finds a balance in her life with her career and family. [41:32] One piece of advice for fellow dream chasers. [43:52] How to connect with Carrie. CARRIE’S RECOMMENDATION: Be persistent. Be committed to improving. Keep working towards your goals. Keep practicing training; give yourself time to get there. Don’t get discouraged. It’s all about perseverance and working hard. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: http://CarrieOlsenVO.com Free Getting Started Guide Voiceover Success Intensive World Voices Organization http://derekandcarrie.com/listen/ http://www.goforitshow.com/ Ultimate Game Party: The Aftermath [recent VO commercial] In a World Movie Connect with Carrie on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Carrie-Olsen-Voiceover-738175532971323/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/CarrieOlsenVO Instagram: http://instagram.com/CarrieOlsenVO LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carrieolsen TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: Being aware of your own limitations, but always working on growing your skillset, on this episode of #ChasingDreams TWEET: Following your dreams and being persistent, on this episode of #ChasingDreams

Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz - President of the Charles Schwab Foundation, Senior Vice President at Charles Schwab & Co., and the daughter of Charles Schwab! Her newest book is The Charles Schwab Guide to Finance After Fifty: Answers to Your Most Important Money Questions. This week we discuss what it was like for Carrie growing up, how finance was in her blood, her deep understanding of the tough financial questions and what you can do to tackle your toughest money issues at any age. Through Carrie’s popular “Ask Carrie” columns, her leadership of the Charles Schwab Foundation, and her work across party lines through two White House administrations and with the President’s Advisory Council on Financial Capability, she has become one of America’s most trusted sources for financial advice. Quotes from Carrie: What we learn in this episode: How Carrie deals with work, life balance? What was it like watching Charles Schwab & Co. grow from a one man company to the financial massive company that it is today? What is the single most important financial advice you give people on a daily basis? What does Carrie personally believe is the future of Social Security? Resources: www.schwab.com/book http://www.schwabmoneywise.com/public/moneywise/home