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Cathy Baker reveals how she's making the most of lockdown to Grace Ormsby and Sadhana Smiles. The principal of Belle Property Central Coast highlights the multitude of ways that agencies can maintain morale and culture through COVID-19 uncertainty, outlines why she's implemented five-year lifestyle plans with her clients, and warns that the transactional way of thinking is in grave danger of becoming obsolete within the next decade. She also offers up free support and mentoring to all listeners, accessible by texting “VISION” to 0488 883 840.  In this episode, you will hear:   Why “past client” is a term no agent should use   How Cathy has future-proofed her business     What it takes to work in a relationship-based model Make sure you never miss an episode by subscribing to us now on Apple Podcasts. Did you like this episode? Show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts (REB Podcast Network) and by liking and following Real Estate Business on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you have any questions about what you heard today, any topics of interest you have in mind, or if you'd like to lend a voice to the show, email editor@realestatebusiness.com.au for more insights.

In this episode of The Outspoken Podcast, host Shana Cosgrove talks to Cathy King, Software Developer and Project Manager at 20/10 Solutions about the power of being a working mother. Shana and Cathy discuss growing up together as next door neighbors, the impact of Nyla's wise words, and the value of geeking out with coworkers. Cathy imparts advice on a wide range of topics from staying relevant in your field to making time for your children as a working parent. QUOTES "I just remember one time - and this stuck in my head - Nyla said, ‘Hey Cathy, you know that you could be a mother, but you can also have a career. You know that don't you?'” - Cathy King [03:53] “I felt, ‘Am I going to be able to do this?' and then it clicked. And that was like, ‘I can do this'. I was probably about your age then. ‘I can learn this,' and I did.” - Cathy King [20:30] “You have to pat yourself on the back because I don't think people get what you do, and it's like that with a lot of things. You know, I don't know how airplanes fly, I just get on it and want it to work. When you put something together, especially if you're doing web programming, there can be no errors.” - Cathy King [22:43] TIMESTAMPS  [00:04] Intro [00:53] Meet Cathy King [02:45] Cathy and Shana's Mother [05:29] When Cathy First Realized that she Excelled at Math [06:47] Interest in Computer Science [08:26] How Cathy put Herself Through School [08:56] Life After Graduation [09:42] McDonnell Douglas [11:00] Talking Salary [11:29] Meeting her Husband [12:39] Leaving Pittsburgh for California [13:28] Life as a Working Mother [16:33] Software Advantage [18:45] Keeping up with Technology [21:20] Cyber-Security Coding [21:37] Geeking out With a Friend [23:04] Working for her Brother [23:59] Careers of Cathy's Children [25:13] Book Recommendation [26:16] Being Strong [26:43] Best Advice Cathy Ever Received [28:08] Tips on Being Working Parents and Marriage [29:54] Love of Sports and Basketball [30:18] Shana on how Cathy Inspired her [31:34] Outro RESOURCES https://pittsburghspeech.pitt.edu/PittsburghSpeech_Dictionary.html#:~:text=Definition%3A%20Nosy%2C%20snoopy%2C%20inquisitive,or%20snout%20of%20an%20animal. (Definition of Nebnose) https://www.amazon.com/Five-People-You-Meet-Heaven/dp/1401308589 (The Five People you Meet in Heaven) by Mitch Albom https://www.sru.edu/ (Slippery Rock University) https://titleix.harvard.edu/what-title-ix (Title IX) https://www.pitt.edu/ (University of Pittsburgh) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonnell_Douglas (McDonnel Douglas) https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/access (Microsoft Access) https://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion-family.html (Cold Fusion) https://dotnet.microsoft.com/apps/aspnet (Asp.net) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model%E2%80%93view%E2%80%93controller (Model-View-Controller) https://www.visitingangels.com/ (Visiting Angels) https://www.amazon.com/Rainbow-Comes-Goes-Mother-Life/dp/0062454951 (The Rainbow Comes and Goes) by Anderson Cooper and Gloria Vanderbilt RELEVANT LINKS https://2010solutions.com/ (20/10 Solutions) https://www.linkedin.com/in/cathy-king-62727187/ (Cathy Warner on Linkedin) https://nylatechnologysolutions.com/ (Nyla Technology Solutions)   I'd love to hear from you -- your feedback is important to me and I read all of it. If you enjoyed the podcast, I hope you'll give us 5 stars. I'll be sure to thank you via email. If not, let me know what you think we should do differently. Don't forget to hit “subscribe” so you'll receive notifications about guest interviews and other topics that drop every Tuesday. Live well, Shana

No one escapes the cancer conversation.  Everyone gets touched by cancer at some point. The latest statistics say 1 out of every 2 of us will experience cancer either directly or through a loved one diagnosed with cancer.  The word “cancer” brings immediate fear to people. Some don’t even want to speak the word and say “the c-word” or “the big-c” instead.  Our guest Cathy Biase knows firsthand the fears people struggle through when they get a cancer diagnosis, go through allopathic treatments, and then return to their previous life once it’s over. Cathy has been through this herself, but she is also a Certified Professional Cancer Coach. She specializes in the functional application of nutrition to get to the root cause of health issues whenever possible to improve chronic disease. Cathy focuses primarily on helping people going through cancer care. Her goal is to optimize her client’s ability to heal and recover.  Many of Cathy’s clients who are doing chemotherapy ask her if the chemo is working because they report that they don’t feel that bad. This is precisely what Cathy loves to hear because it captures what her mission is all about - helping people reduce their fears and getting through allopathic cancer treatments feeling better than expected.  Cathy is the host of a radio show called The Health Hub that is also available as a podcast, where she and her guests talk about integrative health. Cathy also teaches at the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition.  Cathy educates people on nutritional support for cancer patients, managing side effects of allopathic cancer care, and the Microbiome’s link to health and immunity.   In this podcast, we cover: How Cathy helps people psychologically move through the various stages from diagnoses to healing The importance of the microbiome for cancer recovery Cathy’s “low stress” approach to nutrition and food prep for cancer patients The role of exercise in a cancer patient’s recovery Cathy’s approach to detoxification, particularly the liver as preparation for chemotherapy More on Cathy’s science-based approach to “stacking the deck your favor” before, during, and after cancer treatment The diagnosis that shaped her destiny Cathy spent the early years of her career working in business, including a small family business. Soon after that business was closed down, Cathy noticed a lump in her breast.  She was quickly diagnosed with breast cancer.  When Cathy went to her gym to tell them she would be pulling back her membership — something profound occurred: three people she knew at this gym strongly encouraged her not to give up exercise - despite the doctors’ advice to cut out her activity. Her friends said, “you are not going to do that. We need you to exercise. We want you to take these supplements.” Suddenly, Cathy had three people working with her in three different areas. This coaching made a significant impact on her, as her cancer treatments went incredibly well.  Cathy noticed that many others who were getting chemotherapy along with her did not have as smooth of an experience. One lady ended up in the hospital, which prompted Cathy to analyze why her treatment went better than others.  Cathy went back to school and earned a certification with the national association of professional cancer coaches. Her new journey to helping other people deal with cancer was underway.  What does Cathy, the nutritionist, recommend for a cancer patient’s diet? Cathy understands that each person is unique and has unique needs. So she starts there.  The foundation of her nutritional approach to cancer care is the microbiome. She helps educate her clients on what the microbiome is, how it affects your health, and how to take care of it. The microbiome is something doctors still are not attending to, and many are not any more knowledgeable about it than most laypeople.  Cathy also gets her clients to increase their fiber intake, begin eating (or increase) the intake of fermented foods and add more color into their diet. She also likes to add probiotics if possible. Be sure to discuss these factors between the patient and their doctor before implementation.  The proper time to eat is also a part of Cathy’s coaching. She also talks with each client about body cycles and circadian rhythms.  There is so much more to Cathy’s cancer coaching - you need to listen to this episode to get all the nuggets of wisdom she brings to this topic. If you know someone facing a cancer diagnosis, please share this podcast episode with them. Cathy makes a difference in the lives of those she serves.  Cathy also has a ton of tips on ways you can “stack the deck” in your favor to avoid a cancer diagnosis. Be sure to tune it. Wade asks all the right questions, and this conversation is quite encouraging despite the “scary” topic! Check out this episode - cancer coaching could save the life of someone you love.  Episode Resources:  Cathy’s Website The Health Hub podcast Cathy on Instagram Cathy on Twitter Cathy on Facebook Integrative Cancer Nutrition Method 7 Day Plant-Based Immune Supporting Meal Plan Natural Approaches to Chemo $100 off with download

Today’s episode of In The Suite with Cathy Curtis, CFP® is all about feeding your soul by sharing your authentic self. Cathy Curtis, CFP® is the Founder & President of Curtis Financial Planning, an independent, fee-only Registered Investment Advisor located in Oakland, California that specializes in the finances of independent women. In this podcast episode, Cathy shares how she learned to market herself on social media to realize her dream job of launching a second career in financial services. One of the industry’s most notable female advisors, Cathy has been named to the coveted Investopedia 100 Top Financial Advisors for three years running and is a member of the CNBC Financial Advisor Council, an achievement unto itself.“I have to tell you, you have to find what’s right for you, what feeds your soul,” said Cathy. Armed with the power of knowledge, she also aims to demystify many of the financial planning topics that specifically impact women through many initiatives, the first being her own podcast called Financial Finesse, which can be found on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcast, and in video format on YouTube.Join the conversation to hear about:A warm welcome to Cathy (05:10)Branding, spaghetti sauce, timing, and luck (08:20)How Cathy dove headfirst into social media (10:35)Rebranding and dealing with imposter syndrome  (12:45)Working one-on-one with women on their finances (16:40)How Cathy got into the world of podcasting (22:30)Why peer coaching can uplevel you (28:20)What a mastermind is and Cathy’s journey to joining them (31:20)Being authentic on social media (42:05)Finding your audience (48:30)Accessing the right people to ask questions to (51:00)The AGC™ and diversity in the financial services industry (54:45)Referenced MaterialsCathy Curtis CFP® - Twitter Cathy Curtis CFP® - LinkedInCathy Curtis CFP® - YouTubeCathy Curtis CFP® - InstagramCurtis Financial Planning- WebsiteFinancial Finesse Podcast With Cathy Curtis, CFP®Investopedia 100 Top Financial Advisor 2020 CNBC Advisor Council - Cathy Curtis  Khan Academy - WebsiteLimitless Adviser - Stephanie BoganChristine Benz - MorningstarJustin Castelli, CFP® The Advisor of Tomorrow PodcastExperiments in Advisor Marketing Taylor Schulte, CFP®The A

In this episode I interviewed Cathy McKinnon, she talks about how a battle with infertility, cancer, and learning to navigate as a single mom immersed Cathy in her journey to transform her life. She knew she had to start sharing her journey as an example of what is possible when you bravely step into your true self.   “Just because we all have stones thrown at us throughout our lifetime does not mean that they have to bury us. We can take these stones instead to build a platform to stand on and share our magic with the world”                                                                                                       -Cathy   TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE How to become the healthiest, happiest, most inspired version of yourself Becoming a transformation strategist How to overcome challenging obstacles Using hardships to build a successful business Advice when starting a new business How to voice yourself on different platforms   TIMESTAMPS 01:37 How Cathy became a transformational strategist 01:56 Obstacles that helped build her career 02:10 How to overcome challenging obstacles 02:41 Dealing with infertility and cancer 03:00 Soul searching and personal development 04:00 Her number 1 mistake when opening up her business 04:25 How to speak your voice in your platform 05:02 Why you should be true to yourself 05:53 How Cathy relieves her stress  06:30 How to connect with Cathy!    EPISODE WEBPAGE https://Purposefullday.com/episode33   To be in sync with Purposefull Community, text “Hey podcast” here! + 1 (401) 399-4105 Support this podcast

Whether we’re in the dating stage or have been married for many years, there are many ways that we conduct self-defeating behaviors that can undermine our relationships. Some of these behaviors are so deeply rooted in our history that it can become challenging to uncover. Yet, it is human to have self-sabotaging tendencies, stresses Cathy Courtenay, a Conscious Relating Coach who guides people through connecting with themselves. With all our complexities and nuances, it may look impossible to form intimate relationships; but, through self-awareness and healing work, Cathy stresses it is possible to overcome our inclinations to sabotage and create healthy, fulfilling relationships. In this episode, Cathy and I discuss the many ways we sabotage ourselves in our relationships, uncover their underlying causes, and share advice on how they can be managed. We dissect our personal challenges with self-sabotage in our relationships and discuss the steps we take to manage them. We also highlight the role of self-esteem and self-awareness in cultivating intimacy in relationships and healing self-sabotaging patterns.   “If you are self-sabotaging in your relationship to a point where it creates harm and damage, there may be a trigger from your past that needs to be looked at.” - Cathy Courtenay   This week on Relationships! Let’s Talk About It: How insecurities and the need for constant reassurance lead to self-sabotage Owning our vulnerabilities as the first step to mending insecurities The role of self-awareness in managing self-sabotaging emotions and behavior The dangers of knee-jerk responses from the lower brain and suppressing emotional experiences My subtle tendencies to sabotage in my marriage and Cathy’s inclination to hyperfocus on what’s wrong How Cathy uses appreciation practices to magnify the things for which she is grateful Why we need to shift how we view masculinity and femininity Anchoring on corrective experiences to heal the wounds of the past Codependency and sabotaging a relationship through doing your partner’s work The importance of taking responsibility for your part of a problem The pursuer versus the distancer and how their difference can sabotage a relationship Strategies and skills to handle anxious-avoidant relationship patterns The relationship grid and the connection between intimacy and self-esteem Engaging in unhealthy and excessive behaviors as a mode of self-sabotage How holding grudges can lead to poor communication and passive-aggressive behavior The fear of entrapment and managing differences in relationships Recognizing and managing the desire to control   Related Content: Understand and Manage Differences in Your Relationships What Makes A Relationship Worth Doing the Hard Work Couples’ Communication: Circling Techniques Helping Men Learn to Connect with Women Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby Difficult Conversations Falling in Love   Connect with Cathy Courtenay: Cathy Courtenay Website Cathy Courtenay on Facebook   Sponsored by Still Point Wellness Still Point Wellness is Asheville’s premier spa experience. Enjoy effortless relaxation and rejuvenate your body through Still Point’s world-class services including Esalen Massage®, Salt Water Floatation also known as sensory deprivation, Cranial Sacral Therapy, and Somatic Psychology. Experience the healing powers of deep relaxation like never before! Schedule your first appointment by visiting www.StillPointWell.com or call (828) 348-5372. Mention the code: Pripo to receive 10% off your first Salt Water Floatation or Esalen Massage®!   Let’s Talk About It! Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of Relationships! Let’s Talk About It - the show to help you forge deeper, more meaningful connections and relationships with those around you. If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show, and leave us a rating and review. You can check out the original songs I have sung in my podcast at Pripo’s Podcast Songs. If you have a relationship question you’d love to have answered, contact us. Your question may be featured on a future episode! Don’t forget to visit our website, like us on Facebook at HeartShare Counseling, join our Relationships! Let’s Talk About It Facebook group, and follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Share your favorite episodes on social media to help others build better, more meaningful relationships. And if our content has helped you forge deeper connections and more meaningful relationships, be sure to help support the show by visiting our Support the Podcast page! Theme music “These Streets” provided by Adi the Monk

Join me for episode 33 where we talk with Cathy Moore, a functional medicine Physician Assistant specializing in chronic health issues including Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), Mast Cell Activation syndrome (MCAS), chronic Lyme and autoimmune conditions. She practices at One Agora Integrative Health Clinic in Bloomington, Minnesota. Hear about her experience with the MAP Method and why she finds it useful to refer patients for MAP sessions. Listen until the end to learn how the MAP Method differs from psychotherapy, EMDR and brainspotting. In this episode we discuss: How Cathy discovered the MAP Method™. How the field of Psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) and the work of Candace Pert, Ph.D. supports the connection between emotions and the immune and endocrine systems. Her personal experience with the MAP Method and how it compares with EMDR, EFT, tapping, or brainspotting. The top 3 reasons people with complex chronic conditions get stuck in their healing process. Why she recommends the MAP Method for her patients. Results Cathy has seen in her patients as a result of MAP for chronic fatigue, impaired detoxification, sleep issues, anxiety, addictions, and multiple traumas. Don’t miss episode 30 for a discussion of how trauma impacts chronic health risks and episode 31 for Frequently Asked Questions about the MAP Method. For more information about Cathy Moore's practice or to schedule a consultation with her, please visit: https://www.oneagorahealth.com/about-us.html

One of my dearest friends + inspirations in today's world of online voices, Cathy Heller, is on the podcast for an incredible training I just HAD to share with you! Cathy was this month's guest expert in my monthly membership program, the Evolutionary Entrepreneur Collective (The EEC)- and the training was so incredible, I HAD to share it with you on the pod! Cathy is the host of the popular podcast Don't Keep Your Day Job, which was given the #1 spot on iTunes's recommend list of shows for the New Year in 2018 and 2019. Each week Cathy encourages thousands and thousands of listeners to find more purpose in their life and get paid to do what they love full time. She started out as a singer songwriter and first found success licensing her music to TV, Film and Ads. Quickly she became a standout in her field and was featured in magazines like Billboard, Variety and the LA Weekly. After making a multi six figure living with her music, Cathy started a music agency and then she began teaching other artists to grow their own careers. In this episode, Cathy and I talk about surrendering to our highest-vibrations and what it takes to reach them. Plus, stay tuned in as we talk about the importance of staying present, how to set ourselves up for success, and finding ways to serve others while keeping our boundaries.   In the EEC we bring in guest experts (like Cathy!) into the group monthly for LIVE trainings to help evolutionary entrepreneurs and visionaries make their wildest dreams possible.   Are you an Evolutionary Entrepreneur? Come join us!   In this Episode You'll Learn:  All about today's guest, Cathy Heller [ 0:50 ] How Cathy introduces herself [ 7:35 ] What it was like to interview Matthew McConaughey [ 11:35 ] The importance of living into the highest-vibe surrender [ 23:15 ] How to meet ourselves in our upper-limit [ 33:15 ] Why we need to work on serving one person incredibly well [ 41:50 ] The ways we can become more present [ 56:40 ] How to set ourselves up for success while still working our 9 to 5 [ 69:20 ] The ways to serve others without losing our own boundaries [ 74:10 ] About Cathy's dream guests to interview [ 84:10 ]   Soul Shifting Quotes:  “Live into the future rather than living a memorized past. ” “We are oneness, one soul, one heart.” “What would love do?” “Connect with the divine + the soul inside of us.” “Let go of the shame so we can serve even more.” Links Mentioned:  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  Text me at 603-931-4386 Learn more about the Evolutionary Entrepreneur Collective! Learn more about Cathy by following her on Instagram or heading to https://www.cathyheller.com. Listen to Don't Keep Your Day Job. Listen to How To Redefine Your Worth - Amber Lilyestrom. Listen to Cathy Heller on Making A Living Doing What You Love. Order the book Don't Keep Your Day Job Join Made To Do This 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’m joined by Cathy Andorfer, who leads a national team of MSLs and has agreed to give us a leader’s perspective on how to be great at your job.   In this episode: How Cathy got to where she is now What matters most to her as a director and other leaders in the company What someone needs to do to be a top MSL How do internal stakeholders evaluate the performance of their MSL teams? Of their individual MSLs? How can MSLs separate themselves from their peers? Can someone without any experience convince the manager to hire them Advice for somebody who’s early in their career to make an impact with leadership to get noticed Cathy from being an introvert to senior national director Her advice for anyone out there early in their career, introvert or extrovert? Cathy’s advice to be a kickass MSL   Cathay Endorfer

Cathy Heller is the host of the popular podcast Don’t Keep Your Day Job, which was given the #1 spot on iTunes recommended list of shows for the New Year in 2018 and 2019. She started out as a singer songwriter and first found success licensing her music to TV, films and ads. After making a multi six figure living with her music, Cathy started a music agency, and began teaching other artists to grow their own careers. You can subscribe to Cathy’s podcast at https://www.dontkeepyourdayjob.com/podcast or through your favorite service, and follow her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cathy.heller/ In this episode Cathy and I discuss: Her heartbreaking experience of being dropped from two record labels The lesson we should learn from the Covid-19 crisis How Cathy found her passion through a series of day jobs How Cathy grew an immensely successful online business without knowing how to make an online business work Why you need to give yourself permission to be mediocre How Cathy allows her authentic self to shine through What Cathy thinks our greatest human need is The life lessons Cathy is still trying to learn

Since well before our first Zoom call, I’ve been wow-ed by Cathy Heller in every way. Yes, Cathy has built not only one successful brand but her 2nd empire “Don’t Keep Your Day Job”, which has:  15 million podcast downloads Her best selling book on Amazon AND Audible  Has 41.5+ followers on Instagram.  But the metrics didn’t create Cathy.  Cathy’s unique, totally down-to-Earth approach changes lives and gathered this following who cheers her on again and again. If you want to learn to use your passion *no matter how creative or artsy* to make a great income and impact others positively, you HAVE to listen to this episode. Cathy has pivoted again and again and her mind-blowing story (which involves Lady Gaga) is going to shatter your limiting beliefs.  There are so many wisdom drops for anyone starting or growing their dream business, Cathy puts yoda to shame. Grab your karaoke machine and join this conversation to hear:  How feeling invisible as a child and a parent with depression motivated Cathy’s career Why Cathy almost getting a record deal (like she was IN the studio with Lady Gaga recording one of her most famous songs *hear which song in the episode*) led to an incredible path How an incident at the Cheesecake Factory led to a job making $100,000+ a year The genius way Cathy used her love of music to become a thought leader making BIG money, NOT as a rockstar Her part in Pretty Little Liars & marketing for McDonald’s Pivoting from a MAJORLY profitable business into Don’t Keep Your Day Job *how the name came to be* The shockingly easy way Cathy created the curriculum for her first class *at home, in less than 1 day* A story about her star vegan friend that’ll show you how to make offers that sell What happened before you were 8 years old + why it’s affecting your confidence and business success right now How Cathy actually felt about writing a book

Cathryn Berger Kaye, M.A., travels the globe bringing ideas and practical strategies to improve our schools. As the author of The Complete Guide to Service Learning, Cathy guides educators in how students can apply what they discover through academics to improve communities. How Cathy presents models best teaching practices, illuminating ways we can continuously engage young people to discover, learn, and take action. LINKS MENTIONED IN THE PODCAST: • CBKassociates.com – be sure to click Resources for articles and Blog for her latest postings (browse the archives for rich examples of service learning around the world) • inourvillage.org – and click on In Our Global Village Project to access books written by youth and to learn how to contribute to this service learning program • Cathy’s latest blog post about different ways students have recently been engaging in Service Learning at a distance: www.cbkassociates.com/blog/ LOOKING FOR MORE RESOURCES? CATHY RECOMMENDS: • EarthEcho International – earthecho.org – has exceptional free downloadable resources including seven Service Learning Action Guides authored by Cathy such as Down the Drain and Rethinking Waste, accessible at Educator Resources: click on Action Guide and scroll through the pages. • Go to bit.ly/2TBPH8t to Download four free student guides authored by Cathy. Open the link, scroll to the middle of the page and click on Free Downloads. ⁃ A Kid’s Guide to Hunger and Homelessness ⁃ A Kid’s Guide to Climate Change and Global Warming ⁃ A Kid’s Guide to Helping Others Read and Succeed ⁃ A Kid’s Guide to Protecting and Caring for Animals Los Angeles Theatre Works offers many free audio plays for educators recorded by outstanding actors. Visit LATW.org and click on Education and register. Interested in a free Teacher Guide written by Cathryn Berger Kaye and Maureen Connolly for the play Spill about the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico? Email Cathy@cbkassociates.com. Cathy loves to receive your questions and comments, and can be reached at cathy@cbkassociates.com to schedule school and distance professional development on service learning, social and emotional dynamics, engaging teaching, Equity in Action, coaching, and more. To find out about Cathy’s July 13-16, 2020 Summer Advisory and Service Learning Institute, visit https://bit.ly/2Q0t6jL. Music: "Pixelated Autumn Leaves" by Jeremy Blake, AKA Red Means Recording.

Cathy Breden is the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE) with the responsibility for managing the day-to-day operations of the association, including overseeing marketing and communications, membership, education, conventions and events, and administration. In addition, she currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer for the Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR), whose primary purpose is to promote the growth, awareness, and value of exhibitions and other face-to-face marketing events by producing and delivering research-based knowledge tools. Ms. Breden earned the Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) designation in 1990 and earned the Certified Association Executive (CAE) designation in 1995. What you’ll learn about in this episode: What IAEE and CEIR are, and how they play an important role in advancing the B2B and B2C exhibition and trade show communities How Cathy’s career path led her to her current leadership roles at IAEE and CEIR, and how she had the unique opportunity to study association management in college How Cathy’s organizations work to engage with both associations and independent show organizers and create relevant content for both groups How IAEE’s culture works to support its team members and maintain a healthy work environment, and how Cathy coordinates remote team members under a shared vision What critical part of the IAEE Women’s Leadership Forum plays in promoting and advocating for women in the exhibition and events industry What benefits women receive from participating in the IAEE Women’s Leadership Forum, and how the program has continued to expand Why Cathy would advise her younger self to question authority and understand that leaders don’t necessarily have all the answers Why being flexible, adaptable, open to change, and willing to learn have been important pillars to Cathy’s success in her work What exciting events and education opportunities will be showcased at Expo! Expo! 2019, IAEE’s annual meeting and exhibition How the team at IAEE work to make a global impact on the industry, traveling all over the world to attend industry events Additional resources: Website: www.iaee.com Website: www.ceir.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/cathybreden Twitter: @cbreden Twitter: @IAEE_HQ

Get to know Jenny better! Go to www.jennydoesgrace.com and like Jenny Does Grace on Facebook!   Okay, ladies that are rocking the 50s, 60s or 70s... ever wonder if your time to SHINE in Network Marketing is now ... What about those of you that run a successful blog with paid ads and features ... You're going to want to be a fly on the wall during our chat to hear what Cathy has learned as a successful blogger and a new NETWORK MARKETER...   Quick Episode Summary: The importance of an email list How Cathy overcame what people think Being prepared for the unexpected Time freedom How much time Cathy spends on her blog How Cathy makes money off blogging

AEMind.com | Medical Students Cathy and Alex Mullen on Memory Techniques in Med School Free Better Memory Now Guide ▶ www.BetterMemoryGuide.com Mullen Memory ▶ www.MullenMemory.com // Follow AE Mind | Luis Angel // Subscribe: www.youtube.com/aemind Podcast: www.aemind.com/podcast Like @ www.facebook.com/aemind1 Follow @ www.twitter.com/aemind IG: www.instagram.com/AE.Mind // Notes// Alex Mullen and Cathy Mullen on Memory Techniques in School They met in pre-school in Mississippi. How they’ve worked together in other projects prior to Mullen Memory, such as the science fair. Cathy went to Princeton and Alex went to John Hopkins. They are now medical students at the University of Mississippi. They weren’t as successful with applying the memory techniques to their studies in the beginning. They both made refinements in order to help them apply the memorization skills to learning their class material while at med school. Take notes on how they’re memorizing the information in university. Now they think through the concepts first before applying a memory technique. The memory palace helps them with their critical thinking. Even when using memory techniques, you still need to review the information while studying. How Cathy and Alex Mullen use the memory techniques when memorizing Anatomy Digestive Tract – Foregut, Midgut, Hindgut They stored and encoded the foregut references on the ceiling. Celiac Nerve = ceiling. Vagus Nerve = Vegas Sign on ceiling. Foregut = the number 4 or a forearm. We talked about creating memory palaces and how to use locations in order to memorize the school material to make studying easier. We discussed whether or not they reuse locations and memory palaces to learn new information along the same path that they’ve created associations for already using that path. In continuation with the Digestive tract. Midgut: Superior Mesenteric Artery = Lionel Messi Celebrating. HindGut: Inferior Mesenteric Artery = Messi injured. How they memorize pharmacology material. Pelvic Nerve = Elvis (pelvic thrust) Do they ever reuse images for other things that might have similar sounding words associated with the med terms. Pharmacology Examples - Penicillin: Amoxicillin = Ammo Shells. Side effects for Penicillin - Hypersensitivity reaction = Donald Trump Bio-Chemistry Medical Terminology – Aspartate, Glycine, Glutamine, THF (Tetrahydrofolate) Aspartate = Asphalt Glycine = Ice Glutamine = Glutes THF = Four Foals (horses) Spaced repetition study software: Anki – http://www.AnkiSRS.net Quizlet – http://www.Quizlet.com Great Time Management and Productivity Method: Pomodoro Technique This study tip technique requires the student to study for a set period of time without distractions and then take a break for about 5 minutes in which Alex recommends that you reward yourself during that time. He likes to read a book or watch videos during his breaks. After a few homework study times and breaks sets, you want to then take an extended break for about 15 minutes before starting the cycle over again. Another tip for success in Med School is to create and keep a consistent daily schedule. Find out more about Cathy and Alex Mullen’s Memory Training and Education programs at: http://www.MullenMemory.com Stay Up! Keep Learning Keep Growing Achieve and Accelerated and Empowered Mind -Luis Angel Echeverria Your AE Mind Memory Coach --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/premed/support

On this episode of the Treasury Career Corner podcast, we have the amazing Cathy McGarry joining us to discuss changing technologies in the healthcare treasury industry and some top pieces of advice from her long and successful career. Cathy McGarry is the Director of Finance and Treasury Operations for Northwestern Medicine, a premier academic health system in Chicago. Northwestern Medicine is ranked as one of the top hospital systems in the country by U.S. News & World Report. Ms. McGarry has successfully led multiple system implementations throughout her career, resulting in numerous process improvements while following industry best practices. She has achieved many milestones throughout her 25 years of experience in healthcare finance. Cathy is a subject matter expert, specialising in the following areas: banking relationship management, revenue cycle initiatives, AP automation, ecommerce solutions, PCI Compliance, and M&A integrations. Ms. McGarry received a master’s degree in Business Administration from Benedictine University in Lisle, IL and bachelor’s degree in Finance from Eastern Illinois University. She is a recognised as a Certified Treasury Professional (CTP). Cathy is also a member of the Association for Financial Professionals and Healthcare Financial Management Association nationally and locally. Ms. McGarry currently serves as President of Treasury Management Association of Chicago. On the podcast we discussed… How Cathy got started in Treasury What role treasury has in the healthcare industry and how this differs from other industries How treasury technology has evolved throughout the years What Cathy’s key to success is and what she is like as a treasury leader Career advice for Junior Treasury Analysts who want to further their career What Cathy has learnt from her MBA If you would like to get in touch with Cathy, you can connect with her via her LinkedIn profile. Are you interested in pursuing a career within Treasury? Whether you’ve recently graduated, or you want to search for new job opportunities to help develop your treasury career, The Treasury Recruitment Company can help you in your search for the perfect job. Find out more here. Or, send us your CV and let us help you in your next career move! If you’re enjoying the show please rate and review us on whatever podcast app you listen to us on, for iTunes click here! 

Want to create a winning Twitter content strategy? It takes a lot of work. Read on to find out how you can succeed at content marketing on Twitter. In this podcast episode, Cathy McPhillips and Shane Barker discuss what it takes to succeed with Twitter marketing. From getting engagement to using Twitter chats, Cathy walks us through different ways you can grow your Twitter account.   During the course of the conversation, she even throws light on creating a community of like-minded folks with LinkedIn and Slack groups.   But it’s not all just about marketing. There’s more to it. She shares how a benevolent couple, who didn’t know her personally, paid for her college education.    It’s a conversation that’s just the right mix of marketing and madness!   Listen to the podcast here: https://shanebarker.com/podcast/cathymcphilips    As a content marketer myself, I can vouch for the strategies that she mentions in this episode. In the past, I’ve used them to grow my search rankings. Want to know how?    Find out here: https://shanebarker.com/blog/content-marketing-case-study/    Key Takeaways [2:05] How Cathy’s College Education Was Sponsored [6:36] Interest in Journalism & Media Planning [12:19] How Cathy Got Into Marketing [17:18] Journey With Content Marketing Institute [23:06] Twitter and LinkedIn for businesses [29:15] Twitter Chats and Hashtags [34:00] Getting Engagement on Twitter [37:53] Cathy’s Take on Content Marketing  [45:01] Cathy’s Love For the Nonprofit Sector [50:25] Hashtag That Describes Cathy’s Life   You Will Learn How content technology works Which is better for marketing - LinkedIn or Twitter? What gets engagement on Twitter How content marketing is changing Cathy’s career progression What’s more important: real-life world experience or a degree?   Guest Bio As the VP of Marketing at Content Marketing Institute, Cathy leads the marketing efforts for CMI, ContentTECH Summit, Content Marketing World, and other CMI properties. In addition to this, Cathy is a judge at the Content Marketing Awards organized by CMI. She even serves as a Board Member on the Ohio University College of Business Marketing Advisory Board. Website: www.contentmarketingworld.com   Resources Google Analytics Adobe  

In today’s episode I’m talking with Cathy McKinnon. Cathy is a yoga teacher, author, and a health coach. She is committed to helping women consciously create a life that women adore. Cathy comes to us with an amazing story, she struggled with infertility and it was because of her struggles that she found out she had thyroid cancer. She is full of wisdom and light. No matter what your journey, you will get something out of this episode.   In this episode you will learn about: The blessings of infertility Why therapy should be part of infertility treatment How Cathy is changing the conversation around infertility   Resources: Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/wellnesswarriorcoaching/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wellnesswarriorcoaching/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/wwarriorcathy/

Cathy Sykora joins us this week to tell us how she turned her passion to a successful business.   This week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media and CEO and founder, Karen Yankovich interviews Cathy Sykora, founder of the Health Coach Group on how she turned her passion into a successful business.   Cathy Sykora is the founder of the Health Coach Group. The Health Coach Group provides wellness courses, education, tools and websites to assist health professionals in building their business to be able to make a difference in the lives of others. As a lifelong learner and enthusiastic businesswoman, Cathy has been an entrepreneur for 40 years; 34 in her community and 8 online.   #GoodGirlsGetRich We want to hear your thoughts on this episode! Leave us a message on Speakpipe or email us at info@karenyankovich.com.   Read the blog about the episode at karenyankovich.com/077   Episode Spotlights: Recap of last weeks episode (:57) Intro and background about Cathy Sykora and her business (3:05) What led to Cathy starting the Health Coach Group (5:30) Moving your direct mail database to online newsletter subscribers (11:26) The value of experience in specific niche’s (14:30) After Cathy started the Health Coach group (18:46) How Cathy created a live event to benefit her business (25:40) What’s next for Cathy and the Health Coach group (28:35) How the Health Coach group incorporates doctors with coaching (31:01) Where to find Cathy and how to start working with her (33:26) How to make money online with programs webinar (34:03) Recap of the episode (37:08) Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Visit freelinkedinworkshop.com to check out my top 3 LinkedIn tips for success Cathy Sykora’s business, The Health Coach Group How to Make Money Online with Programs webinar Health Coach Conversations podcast Connect with me on LinkedIn! Join my free Facebook Group to share how you use LinkedIn and get support tips Follow me on Instagram for more content   Help Us Spread The Word! It would be awesome if you shared the Good Girls Get Rich Podcast with your fellow entrepreneurs on twitter. Click here to tweet some love!   If this episode has taught you just one thing, I would love if you could head on over to Apple Podcasts and SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW! And if you’re moved to, kindly leave us a rating and review. Maybe you’ll get a shout out on the show!   Ways to Subscribe to Good Girls Get Rich: Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe via PlayerFM You can also subscribe via Stitcher Good Girls Get Rich is also on Spotify Take a listen on Podcast Addict  

What do you do when there’s something you know you are meant to create, but you don’t have any idea how to make that thing happen?    That was the question Cathy Krizik was facing. Cathy is the author of 52 reasons for Hope: Finding Inspiration in Times of Trouble. She knew she wanted more fulfillment in her life, and she had a glimmer of a dream to write a book. Ten years later, she has published that book, and is joining me to tell us what she learned about the process of bringing that dream to life, alongside building a life that feels so much more meaningful.   Sometimes the process of building something is as important as the thing you are building, and sometimes a dream takes 10 years to come true. But with Cathy’s wisdom, you might get to your dream a whole lot faster!    Don’t miss your chance to win a copy of Cathy’s book this month - listen to the first pert of the episode for details on how to enter to win.    What you’ll learn in this episode: How Cathy went from being a graphic designer to writing a self-help book  The point where most people give up, and what Cathy did instead The one thing you need to do consistently to make your dream a reality Complete show notes for Episode 42 Connect with Doña on Instagram Get the Get Back In Control Of Your Life workbook and get regular updates about the podcast Find out how to work one on one with Doña

Cathy Sunshine is the founder and president of the Sunshine Group, a consulting and coaching firm specializing in family business, leadership transformation, and organization design. Cathy works with leaders and organizations to break through blockages and to produce turnaround growth. Through her work, Cathy has helped hundreds of teams to improve performance and create transformational results. Her book, SYNC’d, lays out a practical guide for organizations to align modern performance with the new pace of the market in a digitally-charged world. In this episode, Aviv and Cathy expound on powerful insights highlighted in SYNC’d. Cathy speaks to her strategy of making bold promises to customers and delivering on those promises. She identifies three critical propellants for organizational success, which include customer, structure and throughput. Aviv and Cathy reflect on the concept of ranked advantage design structure and its impact within an organization. Finally, Cathy leaves the audience with some sage advice. She proposes that organizations redesign themselves using reverse flow, a concept that suggests building a culture that frees individuals to embrace new information and practice what they do best. 00:56 – Introducing today’s guest, Cathy Sunshine 02:02 – How Cathy’s book SYNC’d has been received 03:09 – Cathy expounds on why she named her book SYNC’d 04:34 – Behavioral operations 06:40 – A powerful insight from Cathy’s book 10:07 – The value of making bold promises to customers 14:10 – How to deliver on bold promises 17:02 – Three critical propellants: Customer, Structure and Throughput 20:09 – Cathy reflects on the concept of a Ranked Advantage Design Structure 21:32 – Defining low-viscosity throughput 22:53 – How structure can impact behavior 26:07 – Identifying anchor customers 27:23 – How Uber failed to identify their anchor customers 32:10 – Cathy explains why it is vital for an organization to define who is in service to whom 34:10 – Five operational steps to create a SYNC’d organization 39:15 – How the government could benefit from Cathy’s steps for a synchronized organization 43:10 – Where listeners can find Cathy’s book, SYNC’d 44:15 – Parting words of wisdom from Cathy 45:27 – Cathy invites the audience to provide feedback on her book 47:33 – Now it’s your turn, liberate flow in order to unleash the energy potential and the genius necessary to solve complex organizational problems FULL SHOW NOTES: https://www.avivconsulting.com/cnf63

In this life, you have to give yourself permission to take action and go for what you want. You have something valuable that the world needs. You can do so much by simply opening your heart, being messy and beginning.   On today’s episode, I am joined by a friend of mine and fellow podcaster, Cathy Heller. We chat about failing forward and the importance of taking action. She shares how she got to this point in her career, the failures that she has faced along the way and how she overcomes limiting beliefs. We discuss giving yourself permission to share your gift and how to look at failures as opportunities.   What’s in this episode: How Amy and Cathy met What happened when Cathy lost her record deal Finding a way to make an income in the music industry Cultivating relationships as her competitive advantage Pushing past the comfort zone and sharing that gift with others Why Cathy started a podcast to help people in every industry Looking at failures as opportunities Allowing yourself to be messy Tactics that Cathy uses to overcome her limiting beliefs Happiness is an inside job Giving yourself permission to share your gift Cathy’s advice to her younger self How Cathy crafts a life that she loves   About Cathy: Cathy Heller is a fire hose of inspiration. She’s the host of the popular podcast Don’t Keep Your Day Job, which was given the #1 spot on iTunes recommend list of shows for the New Year in 2018 and 2019.   Each week Cathy encourages thousands and thousands of listeners to find more purpose in their life and get paid to do what they love full time. She started out as a singer songwriter and first found success licensing her music to TV, Film and Ads. Quickly she became a stand out in her field and was featured in magazines like Billboard, Variety and the LA Weekly.   After making a multi six figure living with her music, Cathy started a music agency and then she began teaching other artists to grow their own careers.   Two weeks after her third daughter was born, she started her top ranked podcast. Cathy’s show has been featured in Forbes, HuffPost, the NY Times and Inc Magazine’s “top 9 podcasts”, and has over 6 million downloads. She’s been featured several times by Apple themselves and the fans are resonating with how genuine she is.   Throughout the show, she has interviewed creative entrepreneurs like actress Jenna Fischer, popular blogger Seth Godin, designer Jonathan Adler, make up artist Bobbi Brown, dancer Mandy Moore, fashionista Tamara Mellon, novelist Emily Giffin, and Gretchen Rubin to name a few.   When she’s not teaching or interviewing amazing guests for her podcast, you can find Cathy playing with her three little girls, writing her book, songwriting for tv shows and commercials, or enjoying a moment with friends.   Cathy often says “purpose is the opposite of depression” and she is truly lifting others to be the happiest version of themselves.   Connect with Cathy: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Podcast | Book   Links: Do It Scared Don’t Keep Your Day Job pre-order I would love to hear from you! Connect with me on Facebook, Instagram or on my website. If you enjoyed this podcast and you haven’t already, I’d like to encourage you to subscribe that way you won’t miss a single update. Craft a Life You Love by taking a small step toward turning your dreams into a reality.

“It is the consistency with which you approach your daily activities which determines the consistency with which you get paid.” - Cathy Anderson At the peak of her sales career, Cathy Anderson sold 200 homes per year with the help of two assistants. Plus, she managed to make it home by 5 p.m. most nights. Oh, and she lived in a town of 8,000 people that did not even have an MLS until she launched her real estate career. Cathy went on to become a highly sought-after business coach and has been coaching for nearly 25 years. After years being a top producer herself and coaching many top producers around the world, you can bet that she has some great stories to tell! Some takeaways from this fun and wide-ranging interview: [6:00] If you want to attract great Buyers Agents build a strong foundation first. You cannot add buyers agents and/or Inside Sales Agents until you do the following: 1. Build a strong administrative support staff 2. Have a good inventory of listings [9:25] “It’s not how much I made, it was how much I kept.” How she kept expenses low and profits high. She learned how to do things: 1. Quickly 2. Inexpensively 3. Still with Five-Star service [10:40] Profitability benchmarks for solo agents and teams How she managed to make 52 contacts (Not 50) per day for YEARS (hint: it’s all about systems and leverage) How Cathy was able to "P.L.A.” every day and go home by 5:00 p.m. Why the personal bucket is not allowed in the office but squirt guns and water guns are allowed! Her approach to training and onboarding new hires (“Nobody comes to work for you hoping they can screw everything up!”) and the four phases of learning: 1. Unconscious incompetence 2. Conscious incompetence 3. Conscious competence 4. Unconscious competence Reach out to Cathy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cathy-anderson-1520a011/ For even more resources for growing your career or growing your real estate business visit our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/proreastaffing Follow Pro R.E.A. Staffing on social: FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/proreastaffing Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/proreastaffing Twitter: https://twitter.com/prorejobs If you are looking for a new career in real estate, or if you are ready to hire Talent for your growing business check out https://www.proreastaffing.com Don't be a stranger! Email me: vanessa@proreastaffing.com #offeracceptedpodcast #realestateteam #proreastaffing

Cathy Courtenay is a dating consultant for men. She uses her learnings from the art of circling to provide personal and spiritual guidance to men who want coaching in the dating and relationship world. Her experience with somatic bodywork and dance, combined with her expertise in marketing and parenting, have provided her with a unique set of skills that allow her to process human emotions and experiences, transforming them into valuable lessons for her clients.   Cathy joins me today to discuss vulnerability, presence, authenticity, self-awareness, and other aspects of dating that can help men better understand what women truly want. We discuss her philosophy and approach when it comes to dating and relationships and how our separate professions allow us to gain deeper insight into other people and learn to “fall in love” with their truths. We also share our insights on self-validation, the emotional barriers that prevent men from having meaningful relationships, and the biggest missteps men commit in pursuing and understanding women.   “In terms of masculine and feminine and our roles, we’re in a different paradigm than we were even 10, 15, 20 years ago.” - Cathy Courtenay    This week on Relationships! Let’s Talk About It:   How Cathy began her practice as a dating consultant for men. The meaning of the practice of circling and what it entails. Why getting to know somebody beyond the surface is a gift. How Cathy’s experiences with men inspired her to follow this track. The process she follows in dating consultation. The common mistakes men make in dating. The concept of men having to “lead” in dating. Attuning to someone’s frequency, and how it provides a sense of safety. How attraction figures into her line of work and how she deals with the possibility of her clients getting attracted to her because of the attention she gives. How she brings a lot of herself into her work to be able to help her clients. Her experiences growing up in South Africa in the thick of apartheid — and how that shaped her desire to put her energy into fighting injustice and teaching people how to be more open to love. Self-validation and why people are scared to open themselves up and reveal what’s inside. How I teach my clients to deal with anger and shame through self-compassion. The emotional barriers and shortcomings deeply ingrained in men that prevent them from having successful and meaningful relationships with women. The importance of giving space for vulnerability and dealing with pain and suffering without trying to “fix” or change a person.     Connect with Cathy Courtenay:   Cathy Courtenay website Facebook   Let’s Talk About It!   Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of Relationships! Let’s Talk About It - the show to help you forge deeper, more meaningful connections and relationships with those around you. If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show, and leave us a rating and review.   Don’t forget to visit our website, join us on Facebook at HeartShare Counseling and Relationships! Let’s Talk About It, and follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Share your favorite episodes on social media to help others build better, more meaningful relationships.   And if our content has helped you forge deeper connections and more meaningful relationships, be sure to help support the show by visiting our Support the Podcast page!   Theme music “These Streets” provided by Adi the Monk   Relationships! Let’s Talk About It is produced by Podcraft. You can create your own great podcast - faster and easier - at Podcraft.com

On episode 24, we welcome the Queen of Context for Learning Mathematics, Cathy Fosnot! We are so excited for our Math Moment Maker Community to dig into this great episode with a Champion of Fuelling Sense Making in Math Class as she will share her mathematics journey - including some discriminatory barriers that she had to overcome along the way. Get “hooked” into an intriguing conversation with a game changer in mathematics education who is constantly helping the mathematics education community to mathematize VERTICALLY upwards, Cathy Fosnot. You'll Learn:  Why we should help learners generate problems. How Cathy’s online learning platform can held teachers help students. What a math workshop looks like. How to create student mathematicians. What’s the difference between vertical mathematizing and horizontal mathematizing. How to connect strategies to structures. Show notes: https://makemathmoments.com/episode24  

On today’s episode of Just the Tips, Dean and I bury the hatchet and actually compliment each other at the start of the show. Maybe we’re on our best behavior because we have Cathy Olson on the show. Cathy is a pro at making funnels look pretty, rather than simply functional. Her company name, Funnel Gorgeous, says it all. And on today’s show, she talks with us about why marketing so often clashes with design, why focusing on design can really make your funnels stand out, and how good design does sell. You don’t want to miss this episode. Bridging design and marketing Cathy came from the design world to the marketing world, and has found that the two sides don’t always get along. In fact, as she says, there’s this idea out there that ugly things sell, and that if you’re creating a funnel the only thing that matters is whether it gets your lead to conversion as quickly as possible. But with her company Funnel Gorgeous, Cathy has been able to merge design and marketing to make funnels that convert because they are so beautiful, which allows them to really stand out. Design matters There’s an idea out there that “ugly sells.” If you look at a lot of top performing funnels, they’ll often put form way over function, and their creators may even tell you that the funnel performs better with an ugly design. But what Cathy has found is that the story you’re telling and the offer you’re presenting, it doesn’t have to trump design. In fact, if you work with a good designer, they will be able to highlight what makes your story sing, and you’ll get even better results. What makes a great design? I had to ask Cathy, what makes a good design? And she had a great, quick answer for me: A good design is something that reflects the quality of the person or product you’re designing for, and which appeals to the audience you’re attempting to reach. And she differentiates art and design by pointing out that design is really a solution-based art. It’s in service to the copy and to your offer, says Cathy, but it’s also the first thing a potential customer is going to notice. Principles of good design Cathy rejected out of hand my question to list off some good design principles. Something about her having to distill years of design school into two minutes on a podcast, but nevertheless she did offer up some great advice for listeners. The first rule, she said, is that the offer has to be immediately understandable and readable for the audience. They can’t wonder for half a second what they’re looking at or what your message is. You also have to think through the “cadence” of your content, how your potential customer is going to experience it and make sure it’s organized in a way that makes sense. Outline of This Episode [2:16] Cathy cautiously wades into the podcast [3:51] Bridging marketing and design [5:17] How Cathy reconciles all sides [10:47] Proper design principles [13:27] A multi-million dollar case study [16:10] How Cathy got into design [20:05] What is Funnel Gorgeous? [26:22] How much does color matter? Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Resources Mentioned Funnel Gorgeous The Inspired Pro Connect With James and Dean James P. Friel: CEO Quickstart Program: https://jamespfriel.clickfunnels.com/about-ceo-quickstart-program?utm_campaign=learnmore&utm_medium=aep&utm_source=homepage Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/hustledetox/ Site: www.jamespfriel.com Dean Holland: Blog: www.DeanHolland.com FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DeanHollandHQ Billion Dollar Project: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BillionDollarProject/

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The Importance of Social Media Followers  I recently read that over 50 million businesses use Facebook Pages to connect with their customers.(1) 50 million?! These business are tapping into something powerful. They understand the value of connecting with their customers directly and using social media followers to build and expand their brand. In essence, they understand the importance of a building a tribe—a group of people who love you, are loyal to your brand, and who trust you. Your tribe is made up of the people who buy your product when you launch a pre-sale. They are the first people to mention your name (or better yet, give someone your business card) to refer your service. Your tribe is bought into your business because they’re bought into you and what you stand for. One of the best ways to build a tribe is to provide a place for them to connect and engage with you and your brand. Social media provides you with the space to build a relationship with your customers, make a personal impact, and ultimately make money. This isn’t strictly a numbers game. My friend Rachel Hollis once said, “5,000 dedicated social media followers are way better than having millions and millions.” It doesn’t matter how many social media followers you have—if they don’t trust you, they aren’t going to buy from you. Successful Brands Build Trust People buy from those they know, like and trust. So, it’s pretty important to build trust with your tribe of social media followers. Related : How to Sell Without Feeling Slimy But how do we get people to trust our brand or business? One of my favorite examples of a brand that has built trust is our company, Ramsey Solutions. Dave Ramsey grew this business and brand over decades through personal connection. About six years ago, he realized he needed to start thinking about the future and the succession of his company. From the very beginning, it had been just him. But he realized that if he wanted to take it to the next level and scale beyond himself, he needed to make a few changes. He knew that the best brands build trust. And the best way to build trust is through people. Brands don’t change people, people change people. He realized we needed more people who could take more messages into more markets. That’s how the Ramsey Personalities were born! For more than 25 years, Dave Ramsey has been building trust with his tribe—one person at a time. The same can be true for you and me. If you want to make an impact, and if you want to make money, you need to build trust. Building a Social Media Following That Trusts You  I personally feel so connected to all of my social media followers. We may have never met, but I pride myself on the fact that I know you trust me. I have read so many comments on my social media posts and met so many people in grocery stores, airports, and book signings who say, “I feel like we’re best friends.” Y’all, that’s important to me. I want you to feel like you know me. That you relate with me. That I get you. (Because I do!) Business Boutique has grown as I’ve expanded the number of people in our tribe who genuinely know, like and trust me. In this episode, I want to help you connect and engage with your social media followers in a way that builds trust. We’re going to discuss: How to inspire people with your success and connect through your struggles. When to tell people what they need to hear, not what they want to hear. Why being consistent is one of the most crucial things you can do in your business. How to stop being a doormat and still be generous with what you have to offer. The ultimate way to lean into your gifts and be YOU! Building trust with your social media followers is no different than building trust with any other person in your life. That’s why I’m going to give you five tips to help you build trust that will impact your social media followers and, ultimately, your bottom line! Why Consistently Showing Up for Your Social Media Followers Builds the Best Relationships With Jennifer Allwood  Jennifer Allwood is a powerhouse business coach for creative business owners and host of The Jennifer Allwood Show Podcast. She has an infectious enthusiasm for helping like-minded creative women build their social media followers and turn their talents and hobbies into lucrative online businesses. Jennifer has built an incredible social media following and has a gift for creating relationships and showing up for each and every one of them. I met Jennifer Allwood at a Business Boutique event and am thrilled that she will be a breakout speaker at our fall 3-Day Business Boutique Event! In this episode, Jennifer Allwood and I talk about: How you don’t have to be the best at business, you just have to be the best at marketing your business. Why being consistent on social media and building trust is key for small business owners. The best ways to serve your social media followers, build connection, provide value, and show up for them. Why mixing your home and work life isn’t a bad thing for social media. Related: Business Values: What Your Business Should Be About How Radical Empathy and Vulnerability Can Build Trust With Your Tribe With Cathy Heller   Cathy Heller is a songwriter and host of the Don’t Keep Your Day Job Podcast where she offers tools and insights to help people find a sense of purpose and make a living doing what they love. She made her mark in the music world by licensing her songs to film, TV and ads. Cathy also started her own licensing company where she pitches other artists. By mixing her successful licensing career experience with her passion for helping people turn their passions into profits, Cathy created a music licensing course for artists. In this episode, Cathy Heller and I talk about: How Cathy built trust with her tribe—and built it really fast. Why being vulnerable and transparent is key to building connection and trust. The difference between a hobby and a business (and it’s not about money). How radical empathy is the key to Cathy’s approach to building connection and showing her tribe she truly “sees” them. Related: How to Make the Most of Social Media 1:35 Building Trust with Your Tribe on Social Media 22:15 Interview with Jennifer Allwood 47:39 #ASKCHRISTYWRIGHT 54:22 Interview with Cathy Heller 71:29 Homework Get Christy's Social Media Cheat Sheet by filling out the form here! To save $10 on any Business Boutique Nashville ticket, use the code BBWRIGHT. Sign up for the Business Idea Bootcamp at BusinessBoutique.com/Bootcamp. Use the code BOOTCAMP to receive the Business Boutique audiobook for free! If you have a success story you would like to share with the Business Boutique community, email me at podcast@businessboutique.com. New podcast episodes are available every other week.

Cathy Savage is an international fitness and business strategy coach. She likes to call herself a Momager because she manages her children’s lives while managing her two businesses, “and it’s just a joyful thing I get to do every day!” You Will Hear About: [6:10] How Cathy has such a grounded family life [8:40] How you can surround yourself with business professionals [9:40] Why competitive fitness is such a big thing [11:30] Why Cathy thinks our culture oversexualizes everything [13:30] Standing out for the right reasons [17:50] Prioritizing the “heck yes” in your life [21:30] Learning how to create a positive culture in your organization [23:55] The most shameless thing that Cathy has done in her business [28:00] Tips for creating true wealth [30:00] Owning the fact that you’re a salesperson [35:00] Cathy’s relationship with money Resources: Learn more at (http://cathysavage.com/) Connect with Cathy: Facebook | Twitter | YouTube Are you enjoying the show? I want to know! Click here to leave a review on iTunes. This episode is brought to you by the Mommy Millionaire Blueprint! I’ve done years and years of personal development and gone to every event out there, and I’m going to shortcut the process for you! I’ve packaged everything I’ve learned in a 90-day accelerated program to give you the mind hacks and shift you need in your life to experience massive abundance right now, wherever you are, and to grow a business with ease! You can go to MommyMillionaire.co to get your FREE blueprint!

We all have dreams to be successful in business, and our guest Cathy Savage has managed to rise to the top of two completely different industries: fitness and network marketing. On top of that, she’s helped Kim (that’s my wife – you can find her in our Fr-Date episodes every Friday) and I build our own multiple six figures business.   So how was Cathy able to make lightning strike twice, creating two multi-million dollar businesses? Let’s find out.   In This Conversation We Cover: [3:50] Cathy’s childhood & the profound impact her dad has had on her life [7:15] How Cathy is empowering her children today [9:20] What Cathy Savage fitness is & why she started it [12:10] How Cathy predicts & identifies trends (like being the first to offer virtual fitness coaching) [14:30] Disrupting the fitness industry – twice [19:05] Why gratitude is such a powerful leadership skill [22:25] The components of a champion, in fitness or business [24:10] Building a network marketing business [32:30] When playing hard gets hard to do [39:50] How Cathy drowns out the noise & resets the hard drive [43:40] Questions from the audience   The Most Important Skill for Entrepreneurs   Cathy is a phenomenal business person, there’s no doubt about that – but part of the reason she has been so successful as an entrepreneur is due to when she came up with her ideas.   Cathy believes that “any entrepreneur has to have the ability to sense a need before everyone else does, and they have to solve that need before some people even see there is a need.”   If you can identify a need and then offer a solution, nothing will hold you back in business.   Coaching Makes Champions   And if you don’t have that skill already, there is still hope – you can learn!   People often ask for quick hacks or the secret sauce to success, but they don’t always love the answer: “The secret sauce is to be open and coachable to someone who has been there and done that.”   Resources: Learn more at http://cathysavage.com/ (cathysavage.com) Connect with Cathy: https://www.facebook.com/SavageFitness (Facebook) | Twitter

  A few months ago, I had the honor of being a guest on Cathy Heller’s podcast, Don’t Keep Your Day Job, and I am thrilled that I get to have her on mine. Not only could I talk to her for hours and hours, but she has an incredible story that I know so many of you will resonate with.  From early on, Cathy knew she was meant for more and sought to find her purpose in the world (she admits there were multiple attempts). She changed her major to World Religions to truly find out if there was “more,” and ended up taking a life-changing three-year trip to Jerusalem. After returning, Cathy moved to L.A. to see if she could make a career out of her love for singing and music. It took a lot of work, but she eventually landed a record deal. Unfortunately, her record label dropped her before it even had a chance to release. Feeling defeated at first, she bailed on the music and landed herself other “practical” jobs ranging from real estate and casting to floral and interior design. None of these fulfilled her though and she set out determined to find other ways to make money singing and songwriting – and help others at the same time.   Fast-forward to today and you’ve likely heard Cathy’s songs on your favorite TV shows, ads and more. She cracked the code to making money while fulfilling her purpose and now helps others do the same. In the past year, Cathy has taken it to another level as well by creating her podcast, which takes her knowledge and easily parallels it to anyone else’s passion project.   Cathy keeps it real and is the first to say that no one wants to see perfect – they want authenticity. Once you listen, I know you’ll agree. Tune in to hear all the goodness Cathy shares with us. I know that you’ll wrap up your listening session feeling just a little lighter and like you’re one small step closer to stepping into your purpose.   --      Question Highlights: Can you tell us a bit about your background and your journey that led you to where you are now? What pulled you to keep going through the various stage of your career/life? How do we get people involved and excited? Outreach leads to some of the same questions when it comes to content too, right? What do you say to someone who struggles with perfection?   In This Episode We Talk about: Cathy’s life and career journey that led her to where she is today The many attempts made by Cathy to find her purpose – record deals, real estate, interior design etc. The online course Cathy created to teach others how to license their songs to TV and film How Cathy transitioned her knowledge to the podcast platform The difference between a hobby and business Finding your audience and who you’re creating things for How you can make a living by doing four specific things Why outreach and the value you can add is important Creating content Authenticity Why we must be willing to be uncomfortable Consistency and showing up And so much more…   Quotes “The mind likes to suffer, but I don’t need to.”   “The opposite of depression is purpose.”   “Success without meaning or fulfillment is an ultimate failing.”   “What makes any business works is radical empathy.”   “Vulnerability is the most powerful tool anyone has.”   “Wherever you are, there’s something you have that you can help somebody with.”   “We are all in beta – no one has it together.”   “Be willing to be a mess and do it anyway.” --   Cathy Heller is a fire hose of inspiration. She’s the host of the popular podcast, Don’t Keep Your Day Job, and was recently given the No. 1 spot on iTunes show recommendation list for the New Year. Each week, Cathy encourages thousands and thousands of listeners to find more purpose in their life and get paid to do what they love full time. She started out as a singer/songwriter and found success licensing her music to TV, film and ads. Quickly she became a stand-out in her field and was featured in magazines like Billboard, Variety and the LA Weekly. She started teaching online courses to artists which were quite successful and she’s been asked to speak at Podcast Movement, Social Media Worldwide, UCLA, Berklee School of Music, The Grammy Museum and the Billboard Film/TV Conference.   Since starting her podcast, Cathy’s show has been mentioned in the NY Times and Inc. Magazine’s “Top 9 podcasts.” She’s been featured several times by Apple and her fans are resonating with how genuine she is. Throughout the show, she has interviewed creative entrepreneurs like designer Jonathan Adler, make-up artist Bobbi Brown, dancer Mandy Moore, fashionista Tamara Mellon, novelist Emily Giffin and Gretchen Rubin to name a few. Cathy’s girl-next-door approach and out-of-the-box hustling style is helping so many people feel hopeful and excited about what lies ahead. Cathy often says “purpose is the opposite of depression,” and she truly helps lift people to be the happiest version of themselves. Resources: FB: https://www.facebook.com/cathyhellerbiz/ IG: @cathy.heller   Don’t Keep Your Day Job Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dont-keep-your-day-job/id1191831035?mt=2   The Creative Workroom Three-Month Course Thecreativeworkroom.com --   Check out my website at loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

Subscribe to Social Business Engine Apple Podcasts |Stitcher |Google Play On this episode of Social Business Engine you’re going to meet Cathy McPhillips, Vice President of Marketing at the Content Marketing Institute. CMI has successfully positioned itself as the premier resource for marketers who want to learn about content marketing. Cathy reveals a key metric in their marketing that enables the company to convert by a factor of 10 on their most coveted offering, the annual Content Marketing World conference. Bernie has spoken at the event 7 times and it ranks as one of his favorite weeks out of the year. You’ll want to check it out. Cathy is in a unique position at CMI because she is able to filter all of the company’s marketing strategy for CMW through her own lens as a marketer. In most scenarios, applying a personal lens to marketing is a bad idea. In Cathy’s case, however, she IS representative of the target audience for CMW. Her career experiences and expertise in content marketing make for a fantastic conversation. Be sure to listen. This episode is sponsored by SAP. Download the ungated case study titled, “Savvy Social Selling the SAP Way.” You’ll learn how SAP sales reps fill their sales pipeline with deals that are 560% larger on average when using social selling techniques. Download the case study without a form to fill out. It’s ungated. Why Marketing to Marketers is What the Content Marketing Institute Does Best CMI creates resources for marketers that are the benchmark standard for anything relating to content marketing. They are the top cited resource for companies across the globe and they strive to connect to CMOs through a variety of different strategies. Cathy and her team realize the challenges that CMI faces when trying to market to people who do content marketing for a living. A CMO’s schedule is stretched more thinly than ever before and individuals have limited time to check email, watch a webinar, or listen to a podcast. The team at the Content Marketing Institute understands their audience and their concerns fully, and having that understanding allows them to create world-renowned resources. You don’t want to miss hearing Cathy tell Bernie about the latest and greatest strategies CMI has up its sleeve. How CMI Identifies Who Are 10x More Likely to Attend Content Marketing World Content Marketing World is CMI’s greatest event every calendar year. What started as a simple conference with 600 attendees has grown into a massive gathering of content marketing professionals. The event covers the entire content marketing process, from content creation to analytics and measuring ROI. It’s the largest event of its kind on the planet and attracts professionals from across the world. Cathy expects over 6,000 attendees for the 2018 conference in September, and the event shows no signs of slowing down. How does Cathy know just how many people to expect, even before registrations are submitted? She explains to Bernie that people who take 3 or more actions within the CMI website (i.e. subscribing to an email, watching a webinar, etc.), are 10x more likely to attend the CMW event in person. By using an omnichannel marketing approach CMI is able to put content in front of people in a variety of ways and then capture their attention and convert it into registration dollars. Cathy shares insider secrets relevant to Content Marketing World 2018 that you don't want to miss. Be sure to listen. An Old School Idea That Has Secured Over 27,000 Qualified Subscribers for the Content Marketing Institute The Content Marketing Institute also uses metrics and data analysis for business practices outside of the CMW sector. In an interesting turn of the conversation, Bernie and Cathy discuss how the CMI team publishes a quarterly, printed magazine entitled Chief Content Officer. This magazine is yet another example of CMI’s fantastic omnichannel marketing approach. Cathy knows that it’s simultaneously harder and easier to market to professional content marketers. That’s why she and her team aren’t afraid to pursue every avenue of content delivery. Even though some may argue print is outdated, the CCO publication has resulted in over 27,000 qualified subscribers for CMI. In other words, it has built an amazingly robust audience database of people that are intimately engaged with the best materials CMI releases every quarter. When professional marketers disconnect from technology, they’re still connected to CMI and content marketing through the CCO magazine. It brings the brand to life and is an ingenious way of sharing the latest information on the content marketing industry. Featured on This Episode Connect with Cathy on Linkedin Follow Cathy on Twitter: @CMcPhillips Read Cathy’s bio on the CMI website The Content Marketing Institute website The Content Marketing World event website Like Content Marketing Institute on Facebook Follow the CMI on Twitter: @CMIContent Outline of This Episode [0:31] Bernie introduces his guest for this episode, Cathy McPhillips, VP of Marketing at CMI [2:42] Cathy shares the background story behind the CMI [4:33] The CMI’s annual event is Content Marketing World - how exactly is it marketed? [9:59] An old-school idea that secured 27,000 qualified subscribers for CMI [14:55] Why marketing to marketers is what CMI does best [17:59] Cathy reveals insights into Content Marketing World 2018 [21:21] How Cathy organizes all of her VP of Marketing tasks to promote CMW [23:11] Bernie’s summary of his conversation with Cathy Resources & People Mentioned Be sure to download the case study - Social Business Journal Volume 11. It weaves together the narrative of social selling success factors at SAP, our sponsor for this episode. It’s available for download, ungated here. CMI’s quarterly printed magazine, “Chief Content Officer” Grab your copy of “Savvy Social Selling the SAP Way” In Social Business Journal Volume 10, Lithium’s SVP of Marketing Dayle Hall, drops a ton of wisdom around the top 5 most influential topics in B2B marketing. The Selling With Social Podcast with Vengreso CEO, Mario Martinez, Jr Connect With Bernie and Social Business Engine https://www.facebook.com/socialbusinessengine/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernieborges/ https://twitter.com/bernieborges https://twitter.com/sbengine Subscribe to Social Business Engine Apple Podcasts |Stitcher |Google Play  

Everyone loves an unlikely success story. We are often told that anything is possible and these success stories give us all home to chase our dreams. Still, we need to make money and pay the bills. Dreams just don’t feel very lucrative. Is it possible to turn your dreams into reality?    Today’s guest embodies what it means to be an unlikely success. Cathy Heller didn’t come from much, had a little education, and no idea about how to make it in a career. It wasn’t likely that she would make it big in her career as a songwriter, but Cathy persevered. Using her creativity, Cathy figured out a way to market her skills by selling songs to Fortune 500 companies. Now, she has an incredibly profitable podcast, Don’t Keep Your Day Job, where I have been a guest.    Today, I am turning the microphone on Cathy so that she can tell us how she found her unlikely success. Her biggest lesson for everyone is that, with a little ingenuity, we can turn almost any passion into a money-making enterprise. Cathy is going to share the scrappy actions and mindset shifts it took to make it in a competitive field. Never one to be content where she is, Cathy then turned her success into more opportunities to use her gifts. Now, Cathy represents other artists who want to license their music, teaches courses about licensing, and hosts a profitable podcast.    That may sound like a lot, but Cathy’s unlikely success is about small steps in the right direction. It’s about never settling for less than she is worth, and you and I can take that advice right to the bank.    What You Will Learn in This Episode:  Cathy shares how her finances developed over the course of her life.  Why Cathy turned to music as her saving grace.  Decide to see new opportunities, just like Cathy did when she needed a new way to make money songwriting.  Cathy learned how to use her talents in an authentic way that also helped film and ads.  Cathy did her research!  The scrappy move that set Cathy apart from the rest.  How Cathy knew she wasn’t done with just licensing music. Cathy started representing other artists using the connections she made during her time as a songwriter.  Businesses can grow other businesses.  Discover the amazing story behind the podcast, including the ad revenue.  Cathy relies heavily on her teams in each of her endeavors.  Learn all about managing employees and setting boundaries.  We get what we allow to happen. Stand up for your standards! Advice to fight back against self-doubt.  You have the ability to get paid to do what you love.  Pave the way to success through kindness, authentic relationships, and self-worth.  Cathy discusses her money resistance, and how she overcame self-sabotage.      Links in This Episode:  Don’t Keep Your Day Job Podcast https://www.dontkeepyourdayjob.com/#home-2   http://www.cathyheller.com/  

Today’s guest is Cathy Demers. Cathy started her career at IBM and Microsoft before developing a startup with her business partner. With a $10,000 investment, they built up their business and eventually went public for $20 million. Today she’s going to share with us the challenges she encountered along the way. In This Episode You’ll Learn: All about the day that Cathy decided to become an entrepreneur, what her business idea was, and how she and her business partner went about gathering up the money needed for them to get started. How Cathy got into using recurring software before it was popular. Why the partnership needed investors and what type they were looking for, as well as why they chose the angel investor that they did. Cathy’s thoughts about the negotiation process. How the growth process went once the company went public, as well as some of the stressors that Cathy didn’t anticipate. Some of the key things that had to be done to prepare for the IPO. What the process was like, Cathy’s emotions, and how her day-to-day role changed. The decision to exit: how Cathy and her partner knew it was the right move. What Cathy did after she exited the company. Takeaways: Start with the end in mind. If you have an IPO goal, you need to start working now to make your company valuable. He who has the money wins. Money and influence will dictate the outcome of your sale. Every business is a game. Being an entrepreneur means playing strategically and knowing what a win entails. Links and Resources: BusinessSuccess.com The Business Success Cafe Cathy on Facebook Cathy on LinkedIn Cathy on Twitter About Cathy Demers: Founder of BusinessSuccess.com, and host of the Business Success Cafe, Cathy Demers is known for her direct but friendly and supportive style as well as her business savvy and “let’s get ‘er done” approach. She combines the wisdom that comes from her vast business experience with her unique talent for helping business owners get fantastic results by being clear, staying focused, and taking inspired action. When it comes to proven business success, Cathy Demers is not a “wanna be”. In fact, she co-founded a company with a tiny $10K investment and successfully launched an IPO, turning it into a publicly listed company worth over $20M.

In this interview, Stuart speaks to Cathy MacDonald. Cathy is the owner of a company called The Art of Communication, which works with numerous businesses on improving their communication. She has worked heavily with us at LTB and runs a course which a lot of our members have been on. In the interview we discuss: - How Cathy got into the world of communication - Why communication is so important for not just PT's, but everybody - How to improve your listening skills to better the connection you have with your clients - What we need to know about emotions - How to use reframing to ensure we don't get caught in what is fact and what is an assumption (we make this mistake often!!) - What Cathy's recommendations would be for a PT who wants to start improving their communication skills   You can find out more about Cathy by searching for "The Art of Communication" on Facebook.