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Charlotte Blair,Founder of The Strengths Partners, started her career as part of an IT sales team in a big telecommunications company. And as she did her job (which she mostly enjoyed), she discovered something that fascinated her and eventually led her to leave the corporate world and start her own business.Charlotte is now a highly experienced Gallup-Strengths Certified Coach, consultant and facilitator with over 20 years of proven success managing relationships and developing business in highly complex sales environments.In this episode, Charlotte talks about the transformation in her life that's come from following up on the things that fascinated her, then utilizing her skills and past experiences to reinvent income streams and design a life that she wanted to live.Trudy & Charlotte also talk about –1. Charlotte's background and her move to Australia.2.How Charlotte transitioned from being an employee to starting her own business.3.Charlotte's development journey by attending the Steven Probie Seven Habits course.4.How Charlotte found her passion in life and her desire to help others.5.Charlotte talks about the steps she took to complete her accreditation.6.How Charlotte moved from the corporate world to becoming a business owner.7.We get to hear who Charlotte's main clientele is.8.Charlotte talks about the main mentors on her journey to becoming a business owner.9.The importance of discovering your strengths and acting on them.10.Charlotte talks about how she deals with dyslexia.The transcript for this episode can be found here.ResourcesThe Coaches CoachThe Strengths PartnersFaceBook LinkedinIf you'd like to reach out and say "hi" you can find Trudy on LinkedIn.

Welcome back, Aligned Entrepreneurs! Today I'm sharing a conversation with public relations specialist Charlotte Silverstein. Charlotte is the founder of her own PR agency, Lena Rose PR, and helps entrepreneurs who ‘do good' to gain public exposure, boost credibility, and build trust with their audience. In this episode, Charlotte shares practical, actionable tips that entrepreneurs can take to build their brand story and gain media attention. Enjoy!   Connect with Charlotte: https://www.lenarosepr.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lenarosepr/   Overview:   01:30 - The importance of learning how to connect with people and grow your audience. 04:31 - Intro to Charlotte Silverstein. 08:45 - Charlotte's experience in the entertainment industry and not being in alignment. 11:10 - Building credibility and gaining public exposure as an entrepreneur. 11:31 - Tangible steps that entrepreneurs can use to get their name out there. 13:54 - The power of being open to your audience to allow others to connect with your brand. 15:18 - Branding from a PR perspective and the process of trial and error. 17:18 - Honing in your brand messaging. 20:13 - How to gain your audience's trust. 22:14 - What a micro-influencer is. 23:10 - How Charlotte's mindset has played a role in building her business. 24:27 - The power of working with people you're aligned with. 27:19 - Public relations as a long-term investment rather than a get-rich-quick scheme. 28:48 - The difference between PR and marketing. 29:11 - The importance of building out a team. 31:16 - Tips on building a landing page. 34:40 - The power of building your brand story. 35:15 - Charlotte's top tips for gaining exposure as an entrepreneur.

Sharon Lechter is joined by Charlotte Dunford, managing partner at Johns Creek Capital, to discuss how Charlotte got started investing in mobile home parks. It all started by simply taking action; something we all need to do. Key Takeaways: [1:48] How Charlotte got started with mobile home parks [2:12] Mobile home parks benefit due to lack of affordable housing in the USA [7:30] Charlotte's advice for how to get started investing [9:44] Action is paramount to anything [12:33] How Charlotte sets up their LLCs for their parks Website: www.JohnsCreekCapital.com

Charlotte Parker, Arnold Schwarzenegger's personal Public Relations Manager, is the guest this week on the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast. Charlotte talks about working with Arnold during the peak years of his career in Hollywood, starting with the film "Conan the Destroyer" (1984). Charlotte also talks about working with Joe and Betty Weider as well as Joe Gold in the public relations field. At the end of the podcast, host John Hansen reads an excerpt from the revised edition of the book Pumping Iron about the year 1980. Time Stamps: 04:18 - RIP Andy Haman 06:30 - Emails from last week's Podcast 13:40 - Interview with Charlotte Parker 15:30 - Meeting Arnold Schwarzenegger for the first time 20:45 - Charlotte's promotion of "The Terminator" (1984) 24:50 - "I'm going to make Arnold the biggest star in the world" 28:32 - Arnold had the "X Factor" 32:02 - How Charlotte changed Arnold's image 37:40 - Working with Joe Weider and the Bodybuilding Media to promote Arnold's movie career 39:48 - When Arnold was the spokesperson for the President's Council of Physical Fitness 41:10 - Helping Joe Gold to promote World Gym 44:25 - When Arnold created "Joe Weider Day" in California 46:46 - Joe Weider's genuine passion for Bodybuilding 50:43 - Arnold's controversial interview with Playboy Magazine in 1988 1:08:24 - John reads an excerpt from the revised edition of the book Pumping Iron about the year 1980. John's interview with the Scot Strong Podcast John and Peter McGough's interview with Muscular Development John Hansen Fitness website Bodybuilding Legends Show website Florida Alternative Medicine John's YouTube Page John's Facebook Page John's Instagram Page

How Charlotte-based band Moa crafted dark, dreamy music for Netflix documentary series "Night Stalker."

On the PRmoment Podcast this week we’re talking to Charlotte Mair, Founder and Managing Director, The Fitting RoomThe Fitting Room was originally called PR and Everything in Between in 2012. It was rebranded as The Fitting Room in 2017.The Fitting Room specialises in Food & Drink, Fashion, Music and Hospitality work. It has revenues of circa £1.2 m and employs 7 people. Clients include Cafe Rouge, Sony, Green King and Putt shack.Charlotte welcome to the show1.30 mins How Charlotte started her business when she had £17.22 in her account!2.20 mins How Charlotte, without an agency background, or much PR experience decided to start her own PR firm because “she’d always had a burning desire to work in PR.”3.30 mins Whether calling their parents is the first thing most entrepreneurs do when they decide to launch their business!4.30 mins How the fitting Room has really gained momentum in the last couple of years.5.20 mins How giving away a couple of Cliff Richard tickets lead to Charlotte winning her first big non-celebrity client!5.40 mins How before her first pitch Charlotte had to Google “How to pitch!”10.50 mins Why Charlotte takes her inspiration from the US agency market, rather than the UK PR agencies market14.30 mins Why The Fitting Room’s vibe is so important to Charlotte.19.20 mins How, almost 10 years after founding the business, Charlotte only got a website in May this year!20.25 mins How Charlotte self-taught herself how to run an agency business.25.30 mins As a black woman running her own firm, does Charlotte feel the pressure to become a role model?31.40 mins How Charlotte wants to be: “who she needed when she was younger.” 35.30 mins Why Charlotte doesn’t like the term BAME. 40.50 mins Why doesn't Charlotte like the word urban?41.50 mins Charlotte tells us about her plans for The Fitting Room?43.30 mins Why Charlotte has launched a podcast called 1722.

In this episode, I talk to marketing coach, author, and podcaster, Charlotte Smith of 3CowMarketing.com. We covered lots of marketing topics from building your brand, to reaching the right person with your message, to using social media effectively. You'll also hear: - How Charlotte started farming because of her children's health issues - How she became profitable within one year - Why she prioritized hiring within the first few months - How Joel Salatin is one of her mentors due to how he farms and handles the public as a direct marketer - Why focusing on one signature product is the way to go - When you find out how you're helping people and what problem you're solving for them, people can't help but share that - Why identifying your Ideal Customer Avatar is essential to dial in your marketing - The biggest mistake they made and what she sees beginning farmers make, is scaling and expanding too fast About the Guest: Charlotte Smith founded 3CowMarketing.com and the accompanying podcast, The Profitable Mindset, helping farmers in the U.S., Canada and around the world, learn the most current online marketing techniques to grow a successful business. She teaches her marketing course twice per year and published a book by the same name, “Farm Marketing from the Heart,” an intro to the concepts and techniques she teaches. She’s known as a coach and mentor that helps farmers get results. Charlotte also owns a seasonal pastured poultry farm located in St. Paul, Oregon, producing a little raw milk, eggs, and poultry. Due to her dedication to improving the soil, animals and the people who eat their products, in 2016 Charlotte was named one of the Top 25 Most Influential Women in the World in Food and Agriculture by the non-profit, Food Tank. Charlotte and her husband, Marc Rott, live on the farm in St. Paul, Oregon – she’s the mother of 3 kids – two adults and just one left at home. You can visit Charlotte at 3CowMarketing.com or inside “The Profitable Mindset” Facebook Group and meet her on Instagram @CharlotteSmith3Cow

How Charlotte’s racist past echoed in the streets after Keith Lamont Scott’s death three years ago. This essay, read by the author, appeared in our September 2019 issue.

My guest this week is podcaster, life coach and good friend Charlotte Kaye. Charlotte was actually the very first student to enroll in Your Conscious Empire that I offer as part of my coaching services. Now, she's an accomplished course creator and mentor like yours truly and knows firsthand what you can take away from my courses and how you can use them a forge a path of your own.In this revealing chat, Charlotte explains how she learned to finally say “no,” discusses how writing is an essential part of her day, and tells you what it's like to take part in Your Conscious Empire. Also, I shine a spotlight on the review of the week from one of my Your Conscious Empire students.About Charlotte:Charlotte Kaye is a life coach, podcaster and online course creator. Through her online course and 1:1 coaching, she helps women take back control of their lives. What she loves most about her work is that she gets to support her amazing clients in bringing their most authentic, confident selves to the forefront of their life. She does this through helping people discover their true calling in life and incorporate that into what they do in real authentic ways. She truly believes that when we are following what lights us up we create a kinder more inclusive, world.In this episode, you'll learn:- Charlotte sits through some rapid fire questions and explains what it means to be a “projector.”- Why it can be very necessary to say “no,” and Charlotte's advice for building up the confidence to do this.- How a little bit of writing can go a long way toward starting her day off on the right foot.- Why you should seek out Charlotte's courses if you're feeling like your life is on “auto-pilot.”- How Charlotte discovered Kelly's coaching and what it was like to transition from her old career to this new job of her dreams.- What Charlotte's been most proud of accomplishing since setting off on her own.- Why the universe is going to give you a kick in the butt if you don't get yours in gear.- Charlotte's advice for listeners apprehensive about taking the plunge and determine their own career.Resources Mentioned:Lightyear LeadershipDean GraziosiYour Conscious EmpireYour Best LifeYour Money MindsetHow to Master Your Mindset: my free 6-day video courseHow to Start Your Online Empire: my free 6-day video courseThe Money Masterclass: my free 6-day video courseFlow with Intention by Jess LivelyThe Desire Map by Danielle LaPorteLeave a podcast rating and review to be entered into the giveawayLacy PhillipsYou are a Badass at Making Money by Jen SinceroYou are a Badass by Jen SinceroFind Charlotte:Airy Fairy FeministCharlotte on InstagramFind Kelly:Instagram: @kellytrachkellytrach.comMusic for The Kelly Trach Show is by Ikson: soundcloud.com/iksonSupport for today's show comes from:Podigy. Podigy is the company the edits and produces The Kelly Trach Show and I am forever grateful for them. If you are ready to take your podcast to the next level, get professional editing and finally delegate it out, then Podigy is your jam. I adore working with them because they are super on the ball and make this show sound like the 5-star podcast that it is. When you sign up, mention “The Kelly Trach Show” to get 50% off your first month of editing.Four Sigmatic. No jitters, packed with superfoods, and no stomach flare-ups like regular coffee. P.S. my friends at Four Sigmatic are offering you 15% off your order (anytime!) so use the code: "kellytrach" at checkout.

On this episode of the podcast, we are joined by Del from Charlotte’s Web CBD. On the podcast we discuss what CBD is, how it works, how CBD is responsibly sourced, and what are the positive effects on the body from taking CBD. Below is a breakdown of the episode: What makes Charlotte’s Web CBD products different from the other brands? How did the stigma about marijuana, CBD, and Hemp start and how to change the stigma. Del shares how he got involved with Charlotte’s Web. (14:00) How does CBD work? (19:30) What is the Endocannabinoid system in the body? (20:00) What is the difference between CB1 and CB2 receptors? (20:50) Consistency is one of the most important aspects to getting positive effects from CBD. How CBD effects your sleep cycle. How Charlotte’s Web got started. (28:00) Why is Charlotte’s Web a reputable brand vs. CBD you buy at a gas station? (33:00) What is the difference between full spectrum and broad spectrum CBD? (39:30) Dosage and how long should you use CBD until you know if it will help you? (43:00) The different products that Charlotte’s Web offers and the best way to take CBD. (59:15) Use the exclusive Chewjitsu Podcast coupon code chewjitsu10 to get 10% off of your total purchase of CBD products at www.cwhemp.com

Each week on Rock The Boat, co-hosts Lucia Liu and Lynne Guey take you into the minds of an Asian American entrepreneur, technologist, or creative and ask them how they view success, what they struggle with, and what it means to rock the boat. This week we speak with Charlotte Cho, the co-founder of Soko Glam. Soko Glam is an e-commerce company that Charlotte and her husband Dave started in 2012 to help people discover Korean skincare products, beauty trends, and cosmetics. ---- In this episode, we discuss: • How Charlotte straddles two distinct cultures, Korean and American, and uses them both to her advantage,
 • How she started SoKoGlam as a passion project, 
 • Her thoughts on Asian American representation in the media, and
 • Charlotte’s words of advice to those who want to Rock The Boat
 If you’re interested in embracing your hyphenate upbringing, and changing the narrative to work to your advantage, Charlotte’s story is one to learn from. --- Relevant Links Mentioned in the Show: • “The Secret to Surviving Military Service: Moisturizer, Foam Cleanser, Cucumber Face Mask” 
- Wall Street Journal, 8/23/18 • Liberty in North Korea, an international non-profit that Soko Glam donated skin care products to for World Refugee Day. --- Charlotte’s bio: Charlotte Cho is the founder of Then I Met You, a premium direct-to-consumer skincare line focused on a meaningful experience and quality ingredients. Cho is also the co-founder of K-beauty destination Soko Glam and skincare content site The Klog. In 2012, Charlotte brought K-Beauty to the U.S. market by pioneering the 10-Step Korean skincare routine, and has been highly sought-after for her expert advice and insight ever since. Cho has been featured in New York Times, Vogue, Allure, Marie Claire, Vanity Fair, Forbes and Refinery29. She has also made national broadcast appearances on The Today Show, Rachael Ray and Good Morning America and was named one of WWD’s 40 Under 40 in 2017. Cho is the author of The Little Book of Skincare (HarperCollins) and is currently working on her second book, to be released in 2019. --- A big thanks to our audio editor, Molly Schulson! Check out her personalized audio story collection at tellmystoryaudio.com. As always, please subscribe and share this episode with anyone who you think could benefit from it. And leave us a few kind words on iTunes, those positive reviews help a ton! If you have suggestions for topics about the Asian American community, or a personal story that you’d like to share, email us at hello@gorocktheboat.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rocktheboat/message

Frances and Charlotte Gadbois both possess a power presence, beauty from the inside out, and a way of making others around them feel truly seen and heard. The incredible icing on the cake is that they make some of the finest jewelry available on the market today, with the modern woman and all of her desires in mind. Today, they share their beautiful story with Carrie about the creative inspiration behind Sloane Street, how a business plan written on a napkin in London changed everything, what makes their collections so unique and the hilarious mother-daughter behind the scenes relationship stories. Much like the jewelry they provide for women all around the world, their business mentality is one of quality, longevity and value. What You'll Hear in This Episode: The real scoop on what it's like for a mother-daughter duo to work so closely together. How they got started as an entrepreneurial family, and knew they needed to be in business together. How Frances and Charlotte work great together, even with very different styles and personalities, and why you may not want to bounce ideas off Charlotte until she has her first sip of caffeine in the morning. What they each teach each other on a daily basis, both in business and life in general. Their previous backgrounds before Sloane Street, and how it affected their business savvy decisions in the present day. Why an eggplant colored couch led Frances to realize she needed a major career change. The serendipitous timing of their business emerging and Sloane Street forming. How Charlotte balances a full time work schedule with school, and of course, a booming social life. How they navigate communication with staff, and create an open company culture. Why no matter how successful your child is, you still have the urge to tell them it's time to go to bed. Why the new generation cares more about wearability than price or color, and how Frances and Charlotte make jewelry appropriate from the boardroom to the ballroom. The special care and research that goes into every piece of jewelry that they make. The way they adapt their company to be both on trend in both consumer purchasing patterns and the fashion industry. The ways Sloane Street are strategic about their purchase locations, and the story of their decision to pull the product from Amazon. Their travel philosophy and expert tips (it's not just all private jets and Ritz Carltons)! The love Sloane Street has for their customers, and the passion they have for repurposing family heirlooms and meaningful pieces. The lessons they have learned along the way of turning mistakes into growth, and advice they would give to budding female entrepreneurs. The thoughtful and precise work that goes into a photo shoot, and every piece of marketing Frances and Charlotte put out. How they balance their strong internal vision with making sure others in the team get their voice out as well. Quotes: “Anything creative, I love.” - Frances “Truly this is the most rewarding thing we could have done.” - Charlotte “We've always had the type of relationship where we are so close, like sisters.” “My favorite look with most of the stuff we have is just a T-shirt and jeans.” “Jewelry should make you feel something, and it should be about what you personally like.” “We are on trend, but we aren't trendy.” Mentioned: Sloane Street Charlize Journey Into the Inner Circle: Carrie Doll @CarrieADoll - Twitter @carriedollconsulting - Instagram Carrie Doll - Facebook Please rate, review and follow the podcast! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode Joe interviews WWE superstar Charlotte Flair. Topics of discussion include: How Charlotte fits training into her busy schedule; The specifics of Charlotte's current training routine; The role Charlotte's youth played in her current success as an athlete [Hint: she did NOT "specialize" in any one sport as a child]; How Charlotte "changed the game" in the WWE and put Women's Wrestling back on the map; The importance of having a daily routine and planning ahead; The "Never Give Up" mindset...and much, Much MORE!  For Show Notes & Timestamps goto: Joe DeFranco's Industrial Strength Show

"Rebalance Your Body's Systems for Vibrant Health and Happiness" Earlier this year I had the pleasure of speaking to nutritional therapist, yoga teacher & author, Charlotte Watts. In this interview Charlotte talks about her incredible book, The De-Stress Effect and how it can be used to help you de-stress your life. With tips on diet, exercise and self-soothing techniques. Some of the things we talk about include: - How Charlotte juggles her career which includes: yoga teaching, nutritional therapy and writing - How to recognise stress - How we get stuck in negative thought patterns and how we can change our thinking - Ways you can self-soothe when feeling stressed - Nutrition & Fitness - Food to eat to curb those sugar cravings - Why is important to enjoy your treats - How to deal with our hyper-connected environment - How seriously stress can effect our long-term health This is an absolutely brilliant episode and I cannot wait for you to hear it! I am thrilled to introduce Charlotte Watts... For more: Subscribe to the videos here: bit.ly/LouiseGeorgeYouTube Instagram:www.instagram.com/louisegeorge.co/ Facebook:www.facebook.com/louisegeorge.co/ Website: louisegeorge.co/ Connect with other amazing female entrepreneurs www.facebook.com/groups/soulfiresessions/ For high level support... SoulFire Inner Circle louisegeorge.co/soulfireinnercircle Private members site, with monthly calls, free tickets to our #SoulFire Sessions Live events and everything you need to build and grow your business. #SoulFire Salon - 6 months of high level support - limited spaces louisegeorge.co/soulfiresalon This impact mastermind has been created to support you in taking your business to the next level – creating higher level clients and income with more ease and flow. You will also receive the support to enable you to share your message with more confidence from the stage and on video. Private Success / Speaker Coaching - limited spaces louisegeorge.co/coaching Now taking applications for 1-1 coaching, please apply to discuss.

In this episode of the Fancy Scientist podcast, I interview scientist and blogger Charlotte Hacker. Charlotte is a Ph.D. candidate who uses non-invasive genetics through scat (poop) to study snow leopard populations in China. We talk all about her snow leopard research and journey to become a scientist. This is a fantastic episode to listen to if you are an aspiring wildlife biologist or scientist! Charlotte talks about all of the pivots she had to make on her way to become a scientist. Learn how she bounced back from failing in her college courses and what she did when her Master’s research was cancelled THE moment she started graduate school. This is a fantastic episode to listen to if you are an aspiring wildlife biologist or scientist! Charlotte talks about all of the pivots she had to make on her way to become a scientist. Learn how she bounced back from failing in her college courses and what she did when her Master’s research was cancelled THE moment she started graduate school. * Charlotte’s snow leopard research: What she is studying and how she uses scat to study snow leopards * What snow leopards are eating and human-wildlife conflict * Charlotte’s journey to become a scientist – what inspired her and how she bounced back from almost failing out of college * The lack of role models for female scientists when we were growing up) * How Charlotte was determined to study elephants, but ended up with research on snow leopards * How Charlotte approached studying elephants for graduate school and her experience contacting professors * What happened when Charlotte’s Master’s research immediately was taken away from her when she just arrived to start! * Why Charlotte started blogging and that most of us scientists are more artsy than people think * What Charlotte does as a side hustle * Words of wisdom from Charlotte for aspiring wildlife biologists Get the full show notes here: https://stephanieschuttler.com/charlotte-hacker/ Get a free chapter of my book “Getting a Job in Wildlife Biology: What It’s Like and What You Need to Know” here: https://stephanieschuttler.com/getting-a-job-in-wildlife-biology-book/ Want to learn about cool animals, conservation, and get tips about careers in wildlife biology, science, and more? Subscribe to my channel: https://www.youtube.com/StephanieSchuttler and join my email list: https://stephanieschuttler.com/ I’d love to meet you. Connect with me on social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/FancyScientist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fancy_scientist/ ( https://www.instagram.com/fancy_scientist/ ) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fancyscientist/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/fancyscientist/pins/ I go live in my Facebook group every Wednesday at 12 PM EST to answer a wildlife biology question. Join me! https://www.facebook.com/fancyscientist/ Join the “Getting a Job in Wildlife Biology” Facebook group to connect with other aspiring wildlife biologists, post your questions and get free advice: https://www.facebook.com/groups/gettingajobinwildlifebiology