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Join this podcast's Facebook Group: The Dental Marketer SocietyGuest: Dr. Casey GoetzBusiness Name: Cuivre Creek Pediatric Dental‍Check out Casey's Media & Bio:Email: cgoetz@troypediatricdentist.comBrews and Tiny Teeth Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/brews-tiny-teeth-unfiltered-pediatric-dentistry-podcast/id1561176587Practice Website: www.troypediatricdentist.com‍‍‍‍‍Host: Michael Arias‍Website: The Dental Marketer‍‍Join the podcast's Facebook Group: The Dental Marketer Society JOIN MY EMAIL LIST HERE FOR GROUND MARKETING STRATEGIES AND TACTICS.‍‍‍My 3 Key Takeaways:How Casey broke even on his first month of being open, paid off all his student debt already, and is attracting 190 new patients a month!How to be efficient when you are taking Medicaid patients.Major growing pains that he is encountering throughout his first year of practice ownership‍‍Please don't forget to share with us on Instagram when you are listening to the podcast AND if you are really wanting to show us love, then please leave a 5 star review on iTunes!‍‍DON'T FORGET TO:Join The Newsletter here and be a part of The Dental Marketer FamilyClick here to see how you can attract new patients immediately and consistently!Click Here to join the Ground Marketing Facebook Group

Casey Zavaleta is a strength coach, fitness educator, and nutritional therapy practitioner based in Toronto, ON. She began her career with Toronto FC in the High Performance Department where she created programs to improve athletes' high performance habits. As a personal trainer, she has found a passion for leading and coaching women to engage with fitness for better reasons than changing their body size. She is currently an educator with DTS Fitness Education, where she is the lead developer for DTS Habits Coach, a course that teaches trainers to help their clients improve their habits and change their beliefs about themselves.   As a former dancer, Casey struggled for many years with my body image and disordered eating, and learned to define my worth based on how my body looked. After educating herself and doing countless hours of internal work, Casey came to a deep understanding that wellness is about much more than external markers such as the size of our bodies or the amount of weight we can lift in the gym. In this episode we help you explore what it looks like to set strength training goals for yourself that still honor and respect your Intuitive Eating mindset and practice.   In this episode we discuss: How Casey evolved to become a strength coach that practices in an IE aligned way and how she made that shift. Tangible examples of what it means to stop obsessing about how we want to look and start focusing on how we want to feel. Examples of what it looks like to set goals that are strength based that aren’t geared specifically towards weight loss  Questions you can ask yourself to help navigate the tricky part of movement routines of creating a habit and being motivated to move your body. How Casey personally navigates being intuitive with her exercise routine while also progressing towards goals. Casey’s podcast, How Do You Feel Podcast and her work. How Casey practices wellness without obsession.   Learn more about Casey: Listen to How Do You Feel: Apple Podcasts Find Casey on Instagram: @caseymzav Register for DTS Habits Coach: dtsfitnesseducation.com   Click here to download our free e-book, How to Eat for Hormones.   Resources for you: Learn more about our services at Nourishing Minds Nutrition. Read testimonials from our amazing clients here.  Join our FREE support group for like-minded women, the Nourishing Women Community for more community & support. Take a look at our online shop, the Wellness Without Obsession Shop. Join the waitlist for our new program coming in May, Get Your Period Back Playbook.   Let’s hang out! Connect with Victoria and the staff at NMN: Victoria’s Instagram Victoria’s Website Nourishing Minds Nutrition Instagram Nourishing Minds Nutrition website For every guest that comes on the show, we donate money to Loveland Foundation. The Loveland Foundation, a foundation that provides therapy and  healing to Black women and girls. We are honored to donate monthly to the Loveland Foundation, and you can learn more and donate yourself here.

Episode 21: Casey Patterson - Olympian, 15x AVP Beach Volleyball Tour Champion, 2x World Tour Champion, Manhattan Beach Open Champion (2016), Brand Ambassador GoPro Video "Two Roads": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=984EN1fcbjQ IG:@caseypatt In this Episode we discuss: -How fatherhood has helped Casey stay inspired outside of the game -How Casey uses regulators to keep him in check -Winning Mindset -How losses make us stronger -How Casey adds manages heckling during game play -How Casey managed his emotions at the Olympics -How Casey pivoted to attract more sponsors -Resetting: tools for getting in and staying in the flow

What is your Knowing? And how can you better connect to it? Listen to today’s podcast episode, with guest Casey Newman, to help you feel nurtured and supported in how to use journaling, yoga and other mindfulness practices to better connect to your intuition.   Casey is a certified holistic health coach and yoga teacher. She is here to help you step into the BEST version of yourself using more than just the foods you eat. She is committed to helping you release toxic patterns and live the life you deserve, unapologetically. Casey loves getting real with her instagram captions with messages of empowerment, confidence and self-worth. Her signature Reset to Rise program is designed to help you find the courage to release toxic cycles and create daily rituals infused with intention.   In this episode we discuss: Casey’s journey like to pursue her work  and what inspired her love for mindfulness, yoga and wellness. How the struggle with perfectionism and disordered eating create a very challenging time understanding true balance. Casey’s advice to be in the HERE with more ease. What it means to follow your Knowing, your gut instinct and intuition. The toxic patterns Casey sees most women following in their lives and how to break free from them. The therapeutic benefits of journaling, and easy tangible ways to form this habit (especially if you struggle with how to get started!)  How Casey practices wellness without obsession.   Learn more about Casey on her blog and Instagram account.   Click here to download our free e-book, How to Eat for Hormones.   Resources for you: Learn more about our services at Nourishing Minds Nutrition. Read testimonials from our amazing clients here.  Join our FREE support group for like-minded women, the Nourishing Women Community for more community & support. Take a look at our online shop, the Wellness Without Obsession Shop. Join the waitlist for our new program coming in May, Get Your Period Back Playbook.   Let’s hang out! Connect with Victoria and the staff at NMN: Victoria’s Instagram Victoria’s Website Nourishing Minds Nutrition Instagram Nourishing Minds Nutrition website For every guest that comes on the show, we donate money to Loveland Foundation. The Loveland Foundation, a foundation that provides therapy and  healing to Black women and girls. We are honored to donate monthly to the Loveland Foundation, and you can learn more and donate yourself here.

On the show today, I have Casey Glass, a strength and conditioning coach for a special operations unit, and a guest who has served in the SEAL Teams for 15 years but asked to remain anonymous. We refer to him as “Rick” throughout this episode. We discuss all about training special operators; in particular, Navy SEALS. We dive into the incredibly unique challenges this population faces and discuss everything ranging from physical preparation to the more recently acknowledged condition known as “Operator Syndrome”, which may be understood as the natural consequences of an extraordinarily high allostatic load; the accumulation of physiological, neural, and neuroendocrine responses resulting from the prolonged chronic stress; and physical demands of a career with the military special forces. Listen in as Casey and Rick share how an operator needs to train and prepare for the long game to be able to perform at their highest level, while managing the effects of Operator Syndrome to the best of their ability. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: [01:51] Casey’s and Rick’s background [03:48] Unpacking “Operator Syndrome” [11:07] How Casey is intervening to start making change among operators [18:32] The typical training program operators undergo [31:56] How sleep hygiene factors into the program [37:41] Active research on Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) at the moment [42:52] What the Physical Readiness Test is lacking [49:33] Parting thoughts by Casey and Rick Rebel Performance: Text REBELRADIO to 81493 to get 10% off your first program Text RPCOACHING to 81493 to join our next case study training group https://jamescerbie.typeform.com/to/hECiC0hX (Take the Rebel Performance Training Quiz to find the right program for you) https://www.rebel-performance.com/inner-circle-training-team?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=show%20notes&utm_campaign=coaching (Get a coach that's dedicated to your success) https://www.rebel-performance.com/courses?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=show%20notes&utm_campaign=course (Take a course to become a better coach)

Creator and Founder of Go Be You, Casey Gouveia, brings some serious sunshine into our lives as we talk about all things clean & natural beauty. Casey shares her healthy lifestyle choices and beauty tips that she has gathered throughout her career as a professional makeup artist and certified wellness coach and turned into a business that we love. She expands us to embrace our natural beauty as we are. We are a little obsessed with how she keeps it real with positivity and hope, always hope. Topics We Discuss: The Beauty Detox Cleanse Clean & Natural Beauty Health In the Episode, We Learn: About Casey’s childhood growing up in Seattle where she currently lives now. Her mom’s influence on instilling in her the importance of really embracing life. Her personal faith has been a huge part of what brings her joy. The importance of loving yourself as you are. The effects anxiety has on the body. Why acidity in the body speeds up aging. Your liver holds your emotions and is important in feeling and looking beautiful. The negative effects that caffeine has on your mental and physical health. How her Beauty Detox Cleanse eliminates inflammation in your body. During the Beauty Detox Cleanse, Casey encourages you to not only detox your body, but also remove anything that no longer serves you in other areas of your life. The emotional benefits of eating clean. How living in France influenced her. How Casey brings joy into something mundane like grocery shopping and cooking. How she embraces and enhances her natural beauty. Her anti-aging beauty tips. Resources: Casey’s IG @go.be.you Casey’s website GoBeYouToday.com 2/19-2/21: Use code ‘RealGirlSeries20’ to get 20% Off Go Be You Youth Glue, Serum, and Cleanse Box. Offer ends 2/21 at midnight PST. Creative Calling by Chase Jarvis You are the Placebo by Dr. Joe Dispenza Mad Hippie Ilia Kosas Ouli's Ointment Vapour Beauty The Detox Market Credo Beauty Follain Dr. Hyman’s Podcast Goodbye Crop Top Podcast Feel Better, Live More with Dr. Chatterjee Podcast Weleda Skin Food Affiliates: OSEA Malibu non-toxic skincare Living Libations organic and wildcrafted

Casey Fenton is the founder of Couchsurfing, a global travel community, especially great for solo travelers. Casey helped to spearhead the sharing economy & grow the platform to over 20 million users worldwide.  I consider the platform to be one of the best domestic and international travel hacks and for solo travel on a budget.   Casey is also co-founder of Upstock, a cloud-based platform to give employee equity in the company they work for. If you don’t know the meaning of “couch surfing” it’s basically where you stay on someone’s couch when traveling.  The platform Couchsurfing however doesn’t mean you have to sleep on someone’s couch… The point of Couchsurfing is  to “share authentic travel experiences” and your host will put you up in their home absolutely free.  In this episode of The Millennial Travel Podcast I discuss with Casey Fenton, Founder of Couchsurfing:  His story going to Iceland How a trip to Iceland was an impetuous for him starting Couchsurfing and us starting Under30Experiences.  The story of how Couchsurfing started How Casey flew to Iceland as a solo traveler and decided to find a couch to sleep on with locals Why Casey loves Iceland and has traveled their five times The quick story how Under30Experiences started. Why Casey Fenton is starting his new company in Iceland and is mentoring Iceland Startups How they picked the name “couchsurfing”. How Casey Fenton got the “travel bug” and considered himself an explorer.  How he got over a break up by traveling and buying plane tickets to random places.  Casey Fenton’s formula for intensity, diversity, and frequency of experience, and how he got out of his comfort zone.  His idea for “hacking destiny”.  What Casey Fenton learned about himself traveling?  He learned to be less shy, and improved himself.  Some examples of how Casey traveled to different places and how Couchsurfing was a great travel hack for saving money Casey Fenton’s idea of “ego hacking”. The book that opened up Casey’s eyes that we are all sleep. How a silly fight with his best friend opened his eyes to a lot of things about life. Casey’s idea of a “feedback ratio”.  Why it’s important to have ego and how we can use it as a tool.  How we can avoid suffering through non-attachment How to learn to trust yourself more and let others trust you.  Casey finishes talking about his startup Upstock and how you can incentivize employees with equity to anyone in your company with his tool.  Resources from Casey Fenton: Book: In Search of the Miraculous  Couchsurfing.com  Upstock.io CaseyFenton.com to sign up his newsletter You can find all the links and past show notes on millennialtravelpodcast.com Direct support for The Millennial Travel Podcast comes from The Millennial Travel Guidebook: Escape More, Spend Less, & Make Travel a Priority in Your Life... and from our new USA hiking and camping trips at Under30Experiences!

“Things still aren’t perfect but we’re moving in the right direction.” — Casey Fiesler   The idea of technology and social media influencing a presidential election once would’ve sounded ridiculous. Today, it’s a reality that raises big questions about the tech industry’s ethical responsibility regarding everything from flagging misinformation to reflecting our diverse society.    Casey Fiesler, a research and assistant professor at the University of Colorado Boulder, is an expert on ethics in technology and the influence it has on our society. In this episode of Leading with Genuine Care, Casey explains the basics of tech ethics, why increasing inclusion in tech can create a better world, how rewriting a “bafflingly sexist” Barbie book on computer science helped Mattel improve how they teach girls about tech, and so much more.   In this episode, you’ll learn:   Why ethics in technology is important What it means to be ethical in tech About current tech ethic stories in the news What responsibility tech companies should have How Casey helped Mattel write better books about girls in computer science Why disinformation in the media creates ethical tech questions What Twitter’s “Civic Integrity” policy is Why tech companies need to follow more metrics than profit  How the election brought up many ethical tech issues Why diversity in tech design and leadership offers better solutions  What technical debt is How technology can invade privacy Why people must consider what they put on the internet If Casey thinks we’re on the right track And so much more!   More About Casey Fielser Casey Fiesler is an assistant professor and founding faculty in the Department of Information Science at the University of Colorado Boulder, where she researches and teaches in the areas of technology ethics, internet law and policy, and online communities.    She is also a public scholar and a frequent commentator and speaker on topics of technology ethics and policy, as well as women in STEM (including consulting with Mattel on their computing-related Barbies).    Originally from Atlanta, she holds a Ph.D. from Georgia Tech in Human-Centered Computing and a J.D. from Vanderbilt University Law School.   Connect with Casey Fiesler  Website www.caseyfiesler.com Twitter https://twitter.com/cfiesler YouTubewww.youtube.com/c/CaseyFieslerPhD   Get Rob’s Weekly Newsletter Never miss an inspiring conversation about compassionate, positive leadership on the Leading with Genuine Care podcast plus other great articles and insights. Click below and you’ll also get a download of his favorite mindful resources.   https://www.donothingbook.com/resource-guide    Follow Rob Dube on Social Media  LinkedIn:  www.linkedin.com/in/robdube  Facebook:  www.facebook.com/rob.dube.1  Twitter:  twitter.com/robddube    Rob Dube’s Website www.donothingbook.com   Buy Rob’s book, donothing: The Most Rewarding Leadership Challenge You'll Ever Takeamzn.to/2y9N1TK

The first step to building anything is to simply start. Whether you're building a business, a house, or a gratitude practice, the only way it will grow is if you make the effort to begin each day.Casey Clark is an architect that helps entrepreneurs start living their life's passion.Casey is the co-founder and CEO of Cultivate Advisors, an advisory firm that helps take small businesses to the next level. Casey and his team have helped thousands of owners reach their growth objectives through core business skill development and scalable systemization. Casey’s mission with the company is to simply help business owners achieve their dreams and take back control.In this episode, Casey graciously shares with us how he scales businesses by building leaders.Listen to this episode and learn about:- Casey giving credit and thanks to both his Grandfather and Jim Sober (2:25)- When Casey's mindset shifted to being focused on impact (7:03)- Pursuing an entrepreneurial life of passion (9:30)- How Casey overcame and grew from difficult life moments (12:03)- How entrepreneurs know when they're ready to scale (17:51)- What's next for Casey (20:30)- The importance of community and relationships for Cultivate (21:55)- How to maintain mental and emotional well-being when working remote (23:11)- What's next for Cultivate Advisors (26:06)- Casey's message to Jim Sober (29:11)Links:- Connect with Casey on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/caseytheentrepreneur/- Cultivate Advisors - https://cultivateadvisors.com/

How do experienced farmers go about building the most healthy, fertile soil possible to yield the highest quality and quantity produce?  Joining us on today’s podcast is Casey Ostwinch of Honey Tree Farm, a Certified Naturally Grown, four-season bio-intensive market garden located in Conover, North Carolina. Casey and his wife Tori use human scale techniques that allow them to focus on building healthy soil that will yield fresh, local, quality produce. Casey first started in landscaping while in high school, decided to stay in the field upon graduating, and went to a horticulture/landscape design program in college. He spent 10 years working in the field...and in tree nurseries where he found his passion. He has since honed this passion into a fine art. Tune in today to hear all about his farm and his secrets to keeping it thriving!   You’ll hear: An overview of Honey Tree Farm 1:25 What prompted Casey to become a full time farmer 5:03 What a typical week on Honey Tree Farm looks like 6:49 How Casey’s schedule accommodates completing all important farming tasks 9:28 What specific systems are in place to ensure these tasks get done 10:44 The hardest part about being a farmer for Casey 13:37 Who Casey’s mentors were throughout his farming journey 17:17 What techniques Casey employs with his deep mulch nursery 18:12 What systems Casey would have put into place sooner given the opportunity to do so 23:18 What the content/goal of Casey’s Youtube channel is 25:45 How roles are divided on Honey Tree Farm 32:51 How Honey Tree Farm sets and achieves their marketing goals 35:07 How Casey reaches out to and onboards new clients 38:05  How Casey sets up the volunteers that he works with 41:09 How Casey goes approaches marketing for the farm 46:10 How Honey Tree arranges their farmers market stand in order to maximize sales 47:14 Casey’s advice for beginning farmers 50:44 Casey’s favorite farming tool 53:10 Where you can find out more about Casey and Honey Tree Farm 59:04   About the Guest: Honey Tree Farm, owned and operated by Casey and Tori Ostwinch, is a Certified Naturally Grown, four-season bio-intensive market garden located in Conover, North Carolina. They use human scale techniques that allow them to focus on building healthy soil that will yield fresh, local, quality produce. Casey studied horticulture in college, landscaped for 10 years, was an arborist climber and PHC technician for 3 years, has done market gardening for 3 years, and in between all that, participated in 6 years of Air National Guard service as a heavy equipment operator. Tori Ostwinch has her Masters degree in accounting, is a CrossFit coach, and has extensive work experience with corporate data/analytics. She has been doing market gardening for 2 years and has worked diligently to get Honey Tree Farm up and running on the business side.   Resources:Website - http://honeytreefarmnc.com/  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/honeytreefarmnc Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/honeytreefarmnc/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLISaSngcUoNLle5IF2lyyw

If you don't know this convenience store brand, it’s probably because you don't live in the Midwest – Casey’s General Store, or Casey’s, as it’s more commonly known, is a regional brand based in Iowa and has more than 2,000 locations. Casey’s considers itself committed to the communities that it serves and is upgrading its branding to make that better known, after rolling out their Here for Good tagline late last year. Today’s guest is Chris Jones, Senior Vice President and CMO of Casey's General Stores. Chris is leading the 60-year-old company through a digital transformation and a most recent refresh of its visual identity. We talk about these initiatives, the Casey’s rewards program, and some of the interesting challenges of competing within the convenience store industry, as well as how the company responded to the COVID crisis. Tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Fun fact about Chris Jones: He’s worked in the confectionery, pet food, and pizza industries.What Chris loves about Iowa is its diverse population and its great mix of industries.The Casey’s General Stores story – from gas station to convenience store and pizzeria.Part of Casey’s strategy is to position the brand at the heart of the communities they’re in.Chris says the Casey’s brand has different salience in different need states for their guests.Chris talks about the interesting challenges of competing in the convenience store industry.How Chris looks at the landscape, and why the convenience industry is generally congenial.Having a successful dinner business is extremely unusual in the convenience industry.The push toward digital – Chris as the first chief marketing officer at Casey’s, and he joined at a time that digital was part of their strategy.From repositioning the brand and building the digital experience to refreshing visual identity.The combination of rewards, the new mobile app, digital, and marketing automation is really paying off in terms of Casey’s digital business.The process of streamlining Casey’s visual identity while retaining what makes them unique.Casey’s has re-centralized some operational aspects of the business so that operators can better focus on the guest experience.Through their rewards program, Casey’s hopes to contribute to a funding solution for schools.Feedback at a local level through guest surveys and real-time feedback from operators.Casey’s response to COVID and their pride in the resilience of their teams in stores.Casey’s competes with national and regional convenience, pizza, and QSR players.The specific marketing response to COVID – Chris says they made no reductions.How Casey’s has recently been contemporizing the skills they have across the business.Chris’ response to brand loyalty – it’s a feeling that guests have, not a program they offer.Chris feels that the type of branded content they have is word-of-mouth, where guests are talking about Casey’s program.Tweetables:“Across the industries I've worked in here, in retail and financial services while I've lived in Iowa, there is still a common passion in all those industries to know your guest, care for your guest, and really evolve the experience. I think that's been a universal theme across all these businesses. They’re trying to build branded, compelling guest experiences.” — Chris Jones [0:03:23]“The combination of rewards, the new mobile app, the digital, and marketing automation is really paying off in terms of our digital business in the first quarter. Our fiscal year runs from May to April, so we start with our big summer season to get our big roaring start, and then we continue with the rest of the year. But what that means is that we just reported our first quarter, May, June, July, an

Casey Drillette is currently a full-time Project Manager for Lurn and Co-Founder of Study Room Learning. Casey grew up in Fort Worth, Texas with a passion for sports and international travel. She attended Colorado College where she played basketball and graduated with a degree in International Political Economics with a minor in Chinese. After graduation Casey knew she wanted to make some changes and find her own road. In the summer of 2011, Casey moved to Zhengzhou, China to teach for a year and continue to develop her Chinese language skills. One year quickly turned into 7 years and during that time, Casey worked for numerous education companies, hosted a Chinese tv show, completed her MBA at Fudan University in Shanghai, China, began training and competing in Muay Thai, and worked as the Lead Education Consultant for Shang Learning. In 2017, Casey decided it was time for another change. She began working remotely as a Project Manager and made the move to Chiang Mai, Thailand to pursue Muay Thai and immerse herself in a new culture. Casey is currently in the process of launching her own online education company, studying for the PMP, and getting ready to welcome her first child in October. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/caseydrillette/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drillette/ Email: casey.Drillette@gmail.com   Episode notes: In this episode of Your Potential for Everything Alex speaks with her best friend and fellow work from homer, Casey.    You will learn: -How Casey has worked from home while living on a different continent from her job -Tips and Tricks Casey has honed for effectively working from home -Common pitfalls to the work from home life -Why working from home is a skill everyone needs to hone -Morning routines -Setting boundaries

Casey Patrick O’Connor is the Owner of Can Do Can Teach ( CanDoCanTeach.com ). He is also a mentor of mine and was one of my first managers right out of college when I worked in Sales and Tech Support at GoDaddy. Casey took what he learned after working at GoDaddy as a Leader in Customer Care for 14 years. He’s an ultra-marathon runner, volunteer firefighter, and helps small business owners and unemployed get better traction with their professional endeavors. At CanDoCanTeach.com he consults scaling sales and customer service teams, bringing accountability, tools, and process to organizations. Show highlights: 01:00 – Aaron Intros Casey. Aaron tells a story of how Casey made an impact on him. 04:00 – How Casey’s mother, ultra-marathon running AND time at GoDaddy helped him be a better leader and have a strong mindset. Casey has made an impact on thousands of people in his career. Realizing the person you can become. 25:00 – How do you balance sticking to a plan, being aggressive with sense of urgency WITH a realistic timeline and patience. Starting CanDoCanTeach.com and being accountable for working through a process when you’re not where you want to be yet. 36:00 – Being a student of the process versus Fake it Until you Make it. What’s your philosophy? Believing in yourself. GoDaddy people who followed the process and leveled-up. Aaron learning how to sell from Casey and folks at GoDaddy because of the strong culture, this is systemic with the right leaders and culture. 44:00 – About Can Do Can Teach: candocanteach.com helps scaling teams with training and technology. Find Casey Patrick O’Connor online: Casey O’Connor LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caseyrunz/ Can Do Can Teach (Casey’s consulting company): https://candocanteach.com/

In the US, we do a horrible job of training young people for financial success, let alone how the stock market works. Our guest today, Casey Stubbs, is on a mission to educate the masses on how the market works and how to make the best trades.Casey joined Jack and Dan to share his morning routines as well as his daily processes to ensure success. He also shares his thoughts on what’s happening with the Robinhood app and how he is teaching his 20-year-old daughter to be a strong trader as a skill for life. Listen for Casey’s tips and check out his podcast and newsletter.[00:44] - This week: Casey Stubbs[02:35] - Interview with Casey Stubbs[03:47] - How Casey got interested in markets[07:20] - Preferred assets & strategies[09:14] - New traders gaining access[14:06] - Founding Trading Strategy Guides[18:44] - Models and process[25:49] - Student interaction[29:27] - The comfort of structured goals[32:57] - Military discipline[40:07] - The TopStep International ClassicCasey Stubbs is the founder of Trading Strategy Guides along with several other trading related businesses. You can find out more about Casey and his trading book – Ultimate Harmonic Patterns on his website. He has been a business owner and trader for more than 25 years.Limit Up! is a podcast for traders of all levels brought to you by TopstepTrader. Whether you’re considering a career in trading and don’t know where to start, or you’re a seasoned veteran looking for advice from big names in the financial industry, Limit Up! is your guide. Join us weekly as we discuss the market in all of its volatile glory. Jack Pelzer is a co-host of Limit Up! He traded as part of a U.S. Treasury group for 7 years at Chopper Trading and DRW. After leaving the industry, he became a Writing Fellow and Senior Contributing Writer for The Onion. He is now the Head of Content at Topstep.Dan Hodgman is a co-host of Limit Up! Prior to coming to Topstep Dan traded 30 Yr Treasury Options and Yield Spreads. Before that, he served in the United States Marine Corps where he simultaneously managed his own Futures Account applying the skills he grew up learning from clerking on the trading floor. Now Dan works with the Traders here at Topstep as a Performance Coach as well as being a regular on the Daily Market Recap.If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to Limit Up! in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show.This podcast episode was produced by Dante32.

Do you know the direction that you want your business to be headed to?   With everything happening around the world with he COVID-19 pandemic, there’s no doubt that the decisions you make now can have long term impacts on your business.    With that in mind, I wanted to bring on someone who could help us understand and navigate through this time better within our businesses. I had the pleasure to speak with Casey Gromer, founder of Wave Marketing.   Casey helps companies by stepping in as their own CMO and helping them to make better, more informed marketing strategies.    She shares why you need to know what direction you want your business to go and the foundational things you need to consider during this time.    Casey talks about why you need to create 90-day action plans and the importance of having a weekly CEO meeting to assess direction and strategy. We also talk about the differences men and women have in how they grow and market their businesses, why she hires other marketers to help her in her business and so much more.    We talk about: How Casey got started with her company Wave Marketing The long term implications of making decisions in this climate How there’s more that one right path to grow your business What foundational things you need to think about for your business during this time Why Casey hires other marketers to help with her business strategy  How she approaches strategic planning and her tips for planning Why you need a weekly CEO meeting The differences between how men and women grow and market their businesses   About Casey Gromer: I'm your Small Business CMO. Companies just like you hire me to help their business reach its full growth potential.   I'm a strategic marketing leader, partner, and trusted advisor. I put strategies and systems in place to ensure the success of your marketing initiatives. Together, we put the right people doing the right things so you are able to save time, resources, and money. Once you have the structure, it’s easily repeatable to support your long term growth.   I’ve spent over 20 years leading marketing teams for Fortune 50 corporations and now work with companies with big visions.   Connect with Casey: Website | Facebook | LinkedIn   Links Mentioned on This Episode: Casey’s free checklist A Fresh Wave of Marketing: An Intentional Approach to Marketing for Visionary CEOs   About Marketing Magic: The Marketing Magic podcast is where women entrepreneurs trying to do all the things come to get inspiration, business strategy, and on-air coaching on how to get their business noticed and growing. If you have a business that people need to know about in order for it to grow, you’re in the right place. This is the place to uncomplicate your marketing. Be sure to listen, subscribe, and leave a review! Join the conversation of other unapologetically successful women in her Facebook community, The #girlboss Club.

Rejecting the Screen goes ISO with former NBA player and Stanford star Casey Jacobsen, who is now a college basketball analyst for FS1 and Pac-12 Network. The two-time All-American talks about his remarkable college career, why he felt the need to leave early for the draft, witnessing the start of the Phoenix Suns "7 seconds or less" offense, and the awful feeling of getting traded from the NBA's best team to the NBA's worst team. He also tells some incredible, rarely told stories about his unique path to the McDonald's All-American Game, an insane pre-draft workout for the Pistons, and the emotional moment when he found out he would get one more chance in the NBA. Please subscribe to the podcast, rate, review and share with your friends! Rejecting the Screen is part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Follow Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov and Adam @NaismithLives -- Why Casey loved his time playing in Germany (1:15) Remarkable story about making the 1999 McDonald's All-American Game (3:30) Players who provided the biggest "wow" factor at the McDonald's Game (8:45) How Casey views confidence (11:00) Casey's recruiting story of choosing Stanford over Duke (14:30) The challenge of handling academic pressure at Stanford (21:00) Memories of 2000 game between No. 1 Duke & No. 3 Stanford (26:15) How Casey navigated leaving early for the 2002 NBA Draft (34:15) Memorable pre-draft workout for the Detroit Pistons (35:45) Casey's "welcome to the NBA" moment (39:30) Playing against the Spurs in the first round of the 2003 playoffs (42:00) What it was like when Frank Johnson was fired & replaced by Mike D'Antoni (43:30) Playing in the "7 seconds or less" Suns offense (45:00) 2004 Suns preseason was the start of something special (48:30) Finding out he was traded from the NBA's best team to the NBA's worst team (51:15) Difference between elite Suns franchise & bad New Orleans Hornets franchise (55:15) Going from the NBA to Europe (58:15) Being treated poorly by European coaches (1:00:30) Returning to the NBA to play for the Grizzlies in 2007 (1:03:00) Comparing first game back in the league to his first-ever NBA game (1:04:30) Knowing the 2007-08 season would be his last in the NBA (1:06:00) Projecting what Casey would be worth now (1:09:00) Hardest part of defending Michael Jordan (1:09:30) Wackiest thing someone said to him on the court (1:10:45) Favorite teammate in Memphis (1:12:00) Watching Kyle Lowry's career evolution (1:13:30) Who he'd want to reject the screen & go ISO in a must-win situation (1:16:15) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Do you have an online course but can't figure out how to sell it? If this sounds like you and you want to hear an incredibly inspiring entrepreneur story, you'll love this interview with Casey Zeman. In this episode you'll learn: How Casey went from broke actor to millionaire entrepreneur Why he quit acting to build an online business How he made his first $200,000 selling webinars and what prompted him to start Easy Webinar Strategies to help you build an online business by selling your skills to people around the world via online courses and coaching

Casey Wiegand, a mama of 4, is a blogger, influencer, and Royal Crown Diamond team leader with Young Living. On today’s show, Casey dives into balancing mom life and MLM marketing with confidence.    In This Episode You Will Learn About:   Who Casey is and how she got started in social media and Young Living (1:25) How Casey grew her Instagram to 160k followers (6:45) How to honor your family and spouse’s privacy on social media (10:45) How to create success OFF of social media and how Casey grew an MLM marketing team of over 78,000 (20:40) How Casey outsourced and found her dream team in order to buy back time as a present mama (28:00) What apps and time management tools Casey uses (29:00) Mom guilt and the beautiful lesson that hard work teaches your kids (33:45) How Casey balances working passionately & nurturing presently (35:00) How Casey has grown a pinterest to over a million monthly views What oils are helpful for labor and postpartum How Christy and Casey handle the emotional toll of social media and stagnant growth (46:20) Rapid Fire Questions ((49:45)   Resources: The Wiegands blog Casey Leigh Essentials - A lifestyle journey with oils   Show notes & Transcript http://www.motherhoodignited.com/?p=413      

   “All of us are architects of the games in our lives and games of other people's lives. We have to make a great game where everybody can win more.” – Casey Fenton Today's guest on the Art of Adventure is the co-founder of CouchSurfing, Casey Fenton. Founded over ten years ago, CouchSurfing was one of the first global communities for travelers and has become a platform for hosts and surfers to review and rate their experiences with each other. In this episode, Casey shares his insights into building one's identity. Casey also shares the exact ratio of positive feedback to constructive criticism that you need to maintain for people to be able to hear you. He also talks about how you become the person you need to be in order to achieve the big targets that you set for yourself. Casey is a deep thinker who starts companies. You'll love this episode as he shares his biggest lessons from CouchSurfing and weaves his startup experiences, understanding of psychology, and ideas about the labels we put on ourselves into the conversation. What you'll learn in this episode: How we establish trust between people who don't know each other How Casey acquired his broad knowledge base The growth mindset and ego-hacking Casey's Couchsurfing stories Casey's new venture, Upstock Insights into building your identity  Quotes: “All of us are architects of the games in our lives and games of other people's lives. We have to make a great game where everybody can win more.” – Casey Fenton “Be who you want to be, create snowballs and help other people create snowballs for you.” – Casey Fenton “If we have too much negative feedback, we can't hear what people say.” – Casey Fenton “How is it that we are so driven yet uninformed?” – Casey Fenton Continue the Adventure: Casey Fenton CouchSurfing Upstock  

My guest today is Web Smith, the founder of 2PM, Inc. a curated, subscription-based media company with quick commentary on brands, data, and eCommerce. He invests in and advises for digitally native vertical brands, and spends most of his time in the intersection of digital media and eCommerce. Within the eCommerce industry, Web’s done many tours of duty: he was the cofounding CMO of Mizzen & Main. Before that, he handled marketing at Rogue. Most recently, he was the Director of eCommerce at Gear Patrol. We begin the episode talking about what Web learned working for Rogue Fitness. We discuss misconceptions around eCommerce. We talk about the purpose of advertising and how brands should think about spreading their messages. Then, we dive into the intersection of content and commerce, and explore brands like Supreme who turn off as many people as they attract. We talk about the future of retail, and explore the developing prospects for Dollar General, Wal-Mart, and J-Crew. Finally, we end with a conversation about Web’s journey from a hungry Houston kid to a multi-time founder. Web’s grit shines through in this conversation. I left the conversation in awe of Web’s humility and ambition. Please enjoy my conversation with Web Smith.   SUBSCRIBE TO MY “MONDAY MUSINGS” NEWSLETTER TO KEEP UP WITH THE PODCAST.     Show Notes LINKS: Find Web online: Twitter 2PM Inc Instagram People mentioned: Jake Thompson Casey Neistat Other mentions: 2PM Inc Mizzen+Main Rogue Gear Patrol Compete Every Day WONE Supreme Primal Kitchen RX Bar Walker and Company Off-White J. Crew SHOW TOPICS 1:12 - How Web began with the e-commerce industry with Rogue, some of the misconceptions he first had with the industry, and a few of his experiences of a blue-collar mentality within e-commerce. 7:20 - Product becoming less of a differentiating factor within e-commerce companies, Web’s thoughts on this, as well as his thoughts on companies doing things in-house versus outsourcing. 11:46 - A few other things that Web looks for within an e-commerce company and some factors that stand out to him. 14:22 - The direct to consumer industrial complex and Web discussing how the real winners of this era are the people that are supporting these brand efforts. Also, a bit on what Web is building within 2 PM and the strategies he’s using. 19:32 - What Web’s original vision for 2 PM was and where the company is currently going. Also, some thoughts on if you’re not doing a paid route, then word of mouth being very important. The most important factor within the Supreme brand discussed, as well. 26:29 - Web’s thoughts on the collaborations that Supreme and Virgil Abloh have done. (Paying $300 for a Supreme branded brick) 29:08 - What Web has learned from CrossFit, his thoughts on it, and a few of his experiences within that community. Also, thoughts on brands relating to being a religion. 36:20 - What is it with the structure of the industries like food, beverage, or cosmetics that makes them not go public. Afterward, discussion on the convergence of media and e-commerce. 49:24 - The rise of dollar stores rising up around the country and Web’s thoughts on this. Also, why the same benefits of these dollar stores (high convenience, close to your home, and low prices) can’t be improved through e-commerce vectors. 54:22 - What stands out about Walmart and what they’re doing within the industry to Web. One of his experiences with Walmart here, as well. 58:46 - Columbus, Ohio being one of the major retail capitals of the world and some thoughts on the things going on within the retail space there. 1:01:41 - What Web has learned from Casey Neistat. His huge amounts of discipline and strict schedules. Where he came from and where he’s going. 1:06:22 - As the cost for testing and launching products go down, more and more companies are coming out with more and different products than what they’re known for. How Casey has also done this. 1:08:31 - The lessons and ambitions Web got from growing up and some discussion on his earlier days and experiences with poverty. How this has translated into him raising his kids. 1:13:13 - Why Web has chosen 2 PM as a way to share his knowledge and to give his gift to the world. Also, what Web deals with within the intersection between e-commerce and media. 1:16:40 - What Web has learned about the craft of writing and how he’s gotten better at it. Why it’s important to always write, especially when you don’t want to do it. 1:19:00 - How Web thinks about talking to people, creating ideas, learning, reading and then making those ideas and that information real and then sharing those with the world. How Web approaches learning through conversation and how he goes about it.   “I don’t think you can be all things for all people. If you’re not pissing someone off, you’re doing something wrong.”   SUBSCRIBE TO MY “MONDAY MUSINGS” NEWSLETTER TO KEEP UP WITH THE PODCAST.

Now it's time for some more Action Trump! Or as you normal people call him Steven Seagal. This time we go back to him as Casey Ryback, this time he's on a train with his niece and a black guy. How Casey win? By barely being in the movie and hardly doing any action. So usual Seagal.     Like us on Facebook/Join our Facebook Group/Follow us on Twitter  Full track of out Intro and Outro by Cxdy

Casey Wright is the founder of the Ninja Zone.  Now in over 300 locations. Casey is a former Olympic level gymnastics coach turned entrepreneur who took her parents’ “cartwheel shop” and turned it into an internationally known licensing and curriculum development company, as well as 6 Indy area corporate stores. Mom and Bonus-Mom of 4 kiddos, and a member of IBJ’s Indianapolis 40 Under 40. 3:07- “Being aware and trusting in yourself”, how Casey describes what being mentally tough means to her. 5:16- Who is “Panicky Penny”? And what Casey does to shut out negativity. 9:38- How being a parent has made Casey a more aware and stronger person all around.    11:28- How Casey has used her mental toughness to become such a successful entrepreneur. 13:38- The BIGGEST risks Casey has taken in her career. 15:37- A simple compliment from her neighbor became a big HINGE moment. 18:43- Where the NinjaZone passion comes from. 21:08- How Casey is trying to change the way we look at youth sports today. 23:03- Development vs. performance outcomes; the fundamentals Casey wants to teach at NinjaZone. 24:34- How NinjaZone can help get a young athlete’s creativity back. 27:52- Learning problem solving as a byproduct of play. 30:05- The benefit of young athletes making their own rules.     33:38- The mission for parents at NinjaZone. 36:02- What the payoff SHOULD be in youth sports. 38:54- The vision for NinjaZone’s future. Join The Mental Toughness Newsletter and TEXT DRROBBELL to 33444 ENTER MENTALTOUGHNESS for 15% off at SOS Rehydrate ENTER DRROBBBELL at Getsom.com for 15% off.   If you enjoyed this episode on Mental Toughness, please subscribe on itunes and leave a review Dr. Rob Bell drrobbell.com  

“Be willing to put in the work to get to where you want to be; no more, no less.” On today's episode, Steve introduces us to guest Casey Gauss, CEO and Co-Founder of Viral Launch. Here are some key points on today’s episode: How Casey built his company, Viral Launch. Casey’s origin story as a young entrepreneur. How important it is to focus on your happiness. His prediction for Amazon and why it’s important for businesses to be optimized on the platform. So subscribe to the Awesomers podcast and learn more about Casey Gauss and his amazing entrepreneurial journey. Welcome to the Awesomers.com podcast. If you love to learn and if you're motivated to expand your mind and heck if you desire to break through those traditional paradigms and find your own version of success, you are in the right place. Awesomers around the world are on a journey to improve their lives and the lives of those around them. We believe in paying it forward and we fundamentally try to live up to the great Zig Ziglar quote where he said, "You can have everything in your life you want if you help enough other people get what they want." It doesn't matter where you came from. It only matters where you're going. My name is Steve Simonson and I hope that you will join me on this Awesomer journey. SPONSOR ADVERTISEMENT If you're launching a new product manufactured in China, you will need professional high-resolution Amazon ready photographs. Because Symo Global has a team of professionals in China, you will oftentimes receive your listing photographs before your product even leaves the country. This streamlined process will save you the time money and energy needed to concentrate on marketing and other creative content strategies before your item is in stock and ready for sale. Visit SymoGlobal.com to learn more. Because a picture should be worth one thousand keywords. You're listening to the Awesomers podcast. 1:22 (Steve Simonson introduces today’s guest Casey Gauss, CEO andCo-Founder of Viral Launch.) Steve: This is episode 27 of the Awesomers.com podcast, as always you can find show notes available at awesome Awesomers.com/27, that's Awesomers.com/27. Today my special guest is Casey Gauss which is a great example of an entrepreneur breaking out a normal and dropping out of college and jumping into the E-commerce world. Now Casey is a Co-Founder of Viral Launch which was a platform built and designed as a software, as a service platform to help Amazon sellers source launch and dominate on Amazon.com in the Amazon Marketplace to be more precise. So these are all third-party sellers. I was fortunate enough to meet Casey way back in the old days when he had just began and I really saw what wonderful potential this young fella had. And he's a brilliant guy regardless of his age. Certainly wisdom beyond his years and his quest for analytics, for measurement and performance is consistently above average for sure. That's what makes him Awesomer. Successfully, his company's performed over 30,000 product launches with 7,000 plus brands that are responsible cumulatively for billions of dollars and sales on Amazon. They've helped multiple products achieve number one best seller in their top level category in Amazon which is a great achievement. And fundamentally he has built this company which is a size at least of somewhere between 48 and 58 people at this point. And he's brought together extremely talented, developers and creative people and coaches and now management as well. So it's a real great pleasure to have Casey on the show today. Welcome back Awesomers, here we are again talking about all things awesome and today I have a very special guest Casey Gauss. How are you Casey? 3:02 (Casey starts to talk about Viral Launch.) Casey: I am doing wonderful Steve. Thank you so much for having me on this podcast. Steve: Definitely my pleasure. Help me pronounce your last name. I don't know that I've ever gotten it right yet.

  Develop A Profitable Forex Trading System In episode 156 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, I interview Casey Stubbs, a Forex day trader and the man behind Trading Strategy Guides. Casey has been featured earlier in episode 035 of the podcast. You can watch it here.  Casey has been putting massive work into delivery systems and making his trading really systematized. He’s kind of a success story in that field. In this podcast, Casey talks about how he’s been able to use the systems and indicators to use for his trading while building different businesses and while working on different things. While I was getting a lot of value out that chat, I wanted to publish this so you guys do the same and hopefully you’ll hear some advice on how to create strategies that are systematized, how to back this, how to combine business and life in trading, and all these different things. You can watch the video interview of this episode here.   Topics Covered In This Episode Who Casey is and what he has been doing this past month [2:18] How Casey started to first trade and what happened after [4:11] How he evolved from trading stocks to Forex [5:44] Casey’s learning curve and overcoming challenges in trading [6:51] How and why Casey created the indicators [8:33] Trading manually or with a script [10:53] Price action and looking at the levels versus indicators [11:50] Casey’s process of back testing and measuring results [13:48] The most challenging aspect of being a trader [17:10] Discipline and taking the right trades [18:32] What the steps and time frame are to create a system that works in the market [22:29] What happened to Winner’s Edge Trading [23:52] How Casey gets ideas for the ideas and strategies [24:51] Limit of how many indicators to use [25:50] Casey’s favorite trading platform [26:53] Using Trading View [27:50] What Casey thinks most traders do wrong when trying to create a system [28:09] How Casey combines trading with having a family and business and doing all these things on the side [29:12] Casey’s trading goals and profit targets [32:18] Casey’s response to someone wanting to make $10,000 from trading [36:46] How you can learn from people and apply them in your life [41:27] The one thing Casey thinks people should apply and/or do [45:43] Resources Mentioned SPONSORED: Shoot an email to Jerremy Newsome TradingView   Forex Tester   FxBlue     BOOK: Richest Man In Babylon   BOOK: Living Forward by Michael Hyatt  Trading Strategy Guides Power Indicator    DesireToTRADE Top Resources Desire To TRADE Forex Trader Community (free group!) Complete Price Action Strategy Checklist (free checklist!) One-Page Trading Plan (free template!) DesireToTRADE Academy (exclusive training program)  How To Find Casey Stubbs? Trading Strategy Guides Cashflow Hacking Podcast What is one thing you are going to implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group!

Casey Wahl is founder and CEO of Wahl & Case, a professional recruitment and executive search firm headquartered in Tokyo, Japan that creates digital solutions to solve the pain and frustration that exists in recruitment today. Casey was born in upstate New York, but spent his childhood in the Saudi Arabian deserts. Soon after he graduated from college, he moved to Japan, later earning an Executive MBA from the Instituto de Empresa in Madrid. Casey has lived and worked in Tokyo for the past 15 years. We talk about the biggest mental and emotional challenges he faces building an innovative company in Japan. Episode Highlights: Casey's biggest fears as an entrepreneur and how he manages them The importance of a good support system for overcoming mental challenges Why Casey feels like the kid in his family being an entrepreneur Casey Wahl: "As long as you have more dreams than accomplishments, I think you'll always be young." The signals when Casey is pushing himself too hard How Casey feels he inspires people by having dreams and actually going after them Why Casey thinks Japan is the best place in the world now to start a business Don't Miss a Thing Get every episode automatically! Resources Mentioned Casey's LinkedIn & Twitter pages Casey’s website The Quiet Comeback, by Casey Wahl Startup Girls (Casey’s movie) Share the Value If you enjoyed the show, please rate it on iTunes and write a brief review. That would help a lot to spread the word and get more exposure for the podcast. Ask Questions or Provide Feedback To ask questions, request episode topics or provide feedback, email me at DrOrma@DrOrma.com Connect With Me Follow @drsteveorma [fb_button]   Additional Resources Online coaching for entrepreneurs.

Exploring new strategies to run your business isn’t nearly as effective if you don’t have a community standing behind you to provide guidance, accountability and advice. Casey Fabling knows this first hand. After joining the Contractor Sales Academy, Casey DOUBLED his profit in Q4 of 2017 using some of the mindsets he learned in the CSA group after only a few months. Since then, Casey has gotten more of his time back, his jobs and teams have begun to grow in size, and he’s making a lot more money. In this episode we discuss: Some of the wisdom Casey has learned over the past couple of years while running his own business Putting a good team together and being a good leader How Casey got involved in the Contractor Sales Academy and how it has benefited him How to sell and pre-qualify potential clients over the phone to save time and become more efficient   Links to resources: Fabling Built on Facebook Want to stop sucking the life out of your contracting business? Join the Contractor Sales Academy and take command of your entire sales process! CSA is a game changer for your business.

Casey Minshew is the COO of EnergyFunders, a cutting edge Financial technology platform dedicated to disrupting the way people from all over the world invest directly into energy investments, starting with oil and gas. Casey has been a part of three successful startup companies, most recently growing startup iWowWe from zero to twelve million dollars in revenue in less than 2 years. During the show, Casey will explain the different types of oil investments that you can make including the potential returns. You'll learn about the tax deductions you can receive and the key pros and cons of the oil business. Listen to the end for insight on the future of oil and energy resources. Listen to ILAB 67 on iTunes here or subscribe on your favorite podcast app.   Links: www.energyfunders.com   Where are we: Casey Minshew - Houston, Texas Sam Marks - Thailand Johnny FD - Ukraine   Discussed:   Books: Start Here – Recommended readings   Time Stamps: 05:51 - How Casey started Energyfunders 09:07 - The history of oil 12:03 - Energyfunders team and partnerships 15:53 - Ups and downs to the oil business 20:44 - Risk levels and options to buy 32:44 - Analyzing sponsors and operators 34:58 - Reworking projects 37:33 - How to invest in the platform 42:13 - ROI after hitting oil 47:17 - More pros/cons of the oil business 50:58 - The investors roll in the process 54:30 - The future of oil and energy resources 57:29 - Regulation crowd funding platform 01:04:23 - Are we making an investment? 1:09:14 - Owning Exxon stock 01:12:24 - iTunes review shout outs!   If you enjoyed this episode, do us a favor and share it! Also if you haven’t’ already, please take a minute to leave us a 5-star review on iTunes and claim your bonus here!   Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. Read our disclaimer here.

Being a student with a learning disability can bring about a lot of confusion when you don't understand yourself.  Join me in this episode where we talk with Casey Foote, Technology Consultant, as she talks about her childhood as a student with a learning disability and ADHD, and how she came to understand herself.  Casey is a lifelong learner and shares with us some additional tips on being an adult with a learning disability in the post secondary education system.  In this episode we talk about accommodations, self-advocacy and self-knowledge as keys to success for all students young and old.   In this episode, you will find out about: 4:11 Casey talks about the impact tech had in her decision to become a technology consultant. 5:10 Casey’s story 7:06 Casey meets Todd Cunningham and talks about how the meeting she was dragged to changed everything 8:18 How tech changed her ability to succeed 10:50 Casey talks about LearnStyle, the emphasis on technology as a tool in schools and bring your own device as part of 21st century learning 13:21 Casey as a young student. 15:45 Casey’s advice on how to support kids who learn differently. 20:37 Casey’s decision to do a degree in social work and what influenced her ability to feel she could succeed. 23:19 The stigma about accommodations for learning differences and pathways for success. 25:07 Real talk about accessing accommodations in post secondary education. 29:17 The importance of self-advocacy skills, particularly in post secondary education. 40:41 How Casey’s mom dragged her to see Todd and DJ Cunningham speak and the lightbulb moment she had as a result. 43:09 Casey’s current journey as a university student and what unfortunately derailed her – TEMPORARILY. 45:21 – Casey’s IMPORTANT TIP for future post secondary education students with learning disabilities.   Connect with Casey kcfoote10@gmail.com http://www.learnstyle.com/team/casey-foote/   Connect with Tracy tracy@tracysherriff.com www.tracysherriff.com   Join us in the Empowered Parents of Special Kids Facebook Group

I have a very unique connection with today’s guest. I went to elementary school with him and he lived just down the street from where I grew up. He was in the grade ahead of me and I can’t say our paths crossed much back then but it’s funny how life can circle back and connect you again with someone (yet another amazing perk of this podcast).   Today’s guest is Casey Elsass who followed his calling to pioneer his love of adventure and food. He is one of the co-founders of Bushwick Kitchen which began in 2014 as a 30-day bet to start a company. And now their product is on the shelves of William Sonoma! IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: Casey’s thirst for adventure “not wanting opportunity to slip by…that’s the kind of person I am” The insight he had to find “normalcy” after the first few years of starting up Recognizing the need for connection after experiencing work-induced solidarity Why creating a product from scratch feels vulnerable & requires bravery How Casey handles disappointment & success Casey’s typical morning routine MEMORABLE QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE: “Success is the graceful execution of Plan B” “I think the only failure […] The post LPP #6 Honey Makes Success Taste Even Sweeter with Casey Elsass appeared first on Liveng Proof.

I have a very unique connection with today’s guest. I went to elementary school with him and he lived just down the street from where I grew up. He was in the grade ahead of me and I can’t say our paths crossed much back then but it’s funny how life can circle back and connect you again with someone (yet another amazing perk of this podcast).   Today’s guest is Casey Elsass who followed his calling to pioneer his love of adventure and food. He is one of the co-founders of Bushwick Kitchen which began in 2014 as a 30-day bet to start a company. And now their product is on the shelves of William Sonoma! IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: Casey’s thirst for adventure “not wanting opportunity to slip by…that’s the kind of person I am” The insight he had to find “normalcy” after the first few years of starting up Recognizing the need for connection after experiencing work-induced solidarity Why creating a product from scratch feels vulnerable & requires bravery How Casey handles disappointment & success Casey’s typical morning routine MEMORABLE QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE: “Success is the graceful execution of Plan B” “I think the only failure […] The post LPP #6 Honey Makes Success Taste Even Sweeter with Casey Elsass appeared first on Liveng Proof.

I am so excited about today’s episode.   Casey {from worthyandwell.com} + I have been buds almost since my business’ beginning. It’s been really fun to have a friend where we got to birth our businesses, programs, and services into the world together.   {This must be why moms who were pregnant together have unique + special bonds?! I think I’m kinda getting it.}   Anyways, she’s a master at helping people heal their relationship to food, and eat for fuel, flavor, and fun.   I adore Casey + what she teaches, mostly because she gave me a good excuse to use an analogy in my show notes {SAT, old school style}:   Your relationship with yourself is to your romantic relationships, as _____ is to all your relationships.   Give up?   It's food!   I love what Casey does because she doesn't teach you what to eat/not to eat. She teaches you how to use your own inner wisdom as a guide to know what to eat. This not only changes your relationship to food, it really changes all the relationships you have in your life.     Food + my relationship to it has been a huge part of my life, and I attribute changing the way I ate to attract {and keep} Stevie. I was a chronic dieter + calorie counter-extraordinaire. For years I believed that once I reached the perfect weight, all my dating problems would be solved + I could have any relationship I wanted.   It was only once I saw food as something as nourishing + not ‘something to be conquered’ did I transform the relationship I had with myself, and ultimately, attract the relationship I truly wanted. If you struggle with food, then this episode is for you.   About Casey:For many years Casey had an unhealthy and unhappy relationship with food, her body, and her life. She is a self-described queen of the all-or-none when it came to food + dieting. She read every diet book she could get her hands on and ate in a very rigid way (that would usually backfire). This left her exhausted + feeling stuck. She got her degree in nutrition from the University of Alberta, which was useful in learning how food affected her body. But what REALLY helped her was establishing a yoga practice. Yoga helped her let go of her perfectionist mentality + made her more mindful. It connected her with her own unique inner wisdom, which now serves to guide the way she eats, the way she treat her body, and the way she lives her life. In this episode, here’s what you’ll learn:1. How Casey created her own inner wisdom, and how it helps her make eating choices that keep her nourished + happy. {She’ll tell you how to create your own inner wisdom, too.}2. How to eat on a first date or in front of men without feeling self-conscious3. How mindful eating can help you attract the right relationship for you4. How to deal with different food choices + values in a relationship {eg, you’re a vegetarian + he’s not}   Resources:   Casey's 21-Day Mindful Eating Challenge   Worthy and Well   Dating Clarity Session