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Claire Paris is  a competitive freediver and professor in the Department of Ocean Sciences at the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. Her research is dedicated to biological oceanography and ocean conservation and we'll go into that in detail in the show. If you wanted to know how pelagic fish begin their lives or what the difference is between phytoplankton and zoo plankton and how important they both are to the health of the planet, you'll find that out too.In this episode we discuss:How was Claire's experience at Vertical Blue this year (2021)?Claire is originally from the south of France.A quick detour into the difference between phytoplankton and zooplankton.Claire is currently a professor of marine science at the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science.Donny is not a scientist, he's a dumbass.Talking about the Splash Facility in Miami.How Claire is teaching young marine scientists to freedive in order to do their research, and do it safely.How did Claire get in to freediving?Meeting Will Trubridge at the Blue Hole.Meeting Natalia Molchanova and how she inspired and motivated Claire.Why deep diving is not easy living in Miami.The joys of drift diving in the open ocean.Claire maintains her diving fitness with exercises every day.Claire hasn't had any problems with lung squeezing so far.Claire talks about her research done at Dean's Blue Hole.Potential secret passageways at the bottom of the Blue Hole.The incredible negative changes Claire has witnessed in the health of the ocean over the years.The problem of bringing awareness to conservation issues.An appeal to spearfishermen and women to be sensible with their catches.A question from Patron and Claire's husband Ricardo about what she would do with a 12 month sabbatical.A question from Patron Stephane about how she stays motivated to freedive.DESERT ISLAND QUESTIONS - Patreon ExclusiveHow to get in touch.Why does she freedive?

GUEST'S BIO Claire Rosenberg is currently working as a Customer Success Manager at Linkedin and is managing 8 short term rentals for homeowners all remotely. She is a co-host of the Millenial Millionaire Real Estate Podcast with Jonathan Farber. She started her STR journey by joining Mike Sjogren's STR Secrets Mastermind coaching program and has scaled to 8 co-host properties in 8 months. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EPISODE 04:40 Claire Rosenberg's introduction and background 05:34 How Claire got into the STR industry and real estate investing 09:00 Claire's first short term rental deal 10:24 Claire's STR journey 12:26 The snowball effect of referrals 14:00 Claire's mindset switch scaling from 4 to 8 units 15:42 Problem-solving in business 16:35 Being emotional and passionate in business 18:32 Not every deal is a good deal 20:10 E's tip for cold calling 21:27 Co-hosting out of state 21:24 How Claire manages her STR business while working a 9-5 job 29:29 What is a "Runner" and why they're vital to your business 31:07 Taking care of cleaners 32:40 The reality of out of state co-hosting 36:22 The bare minimum attitude 38:32 Mike's time management tip 42:13 Acknowledgments to Claire 42:51 Claire's #1 secret to success with STR 44:15 How to connect with Claire NOTABLE QUOTES "The more I think about the abundance that is available to us, the more I realize that I am allowed to say "no" and that something better is gonna come." - Emanuele Pani " I think we should wear our emotions on our sleeves and just live life like that because it's just more real." - Emanuele Pani "Not every deal is a good deal." - Mike Sjogren "Audit your time and be laser-focused on what you want to achieve, and you'll start moving the needle every single day." - Mike Sjogren CONNECT WITH THE GUEST Claire Rosenberg: Instagram | Facebook | Linkedin Millennial Millionaire Through Real Estate Podcast Short Term Made Easy CONNECT WITH THE HOSTS Michael Sjogren: Short Term Rental Secrets Facebook Group | Clubhouse | Instagram | Youtube | Facebook Page | Linkedin https://linktr.ee/the_airbnbguy Emanuele Pani: Clubhouse | Instagram | Facebook | Linkedin FREE MASTERCLASS TRAINING - https://www.strsecrets.com/masterclass

In this episode of the HR Leaders podcast, I'm joined by my guest Claire Schmidt, Founder & CEO at AllVoices.Thanks to Gloat for supporting the show!Learn how leading enterprises are redesigning careers for a new world of work click in the description below to listen to an exclusive conversation with Josh Bersin and guests: http://bit.ly/get-involved-hrEpisode highlights02:09 - How Claire developed her drive03:12 - How she began at 20th Century Fox05:02 - The inspiration behind AllVoices16:10 - The role of HR in executing it21:59 - Top tips for putting feedback systems in place25:47 - How AllVoices works33:21- Whether it collects data35:02 - How companies should introduce the service39:32 - The resources AlVoices provides44:06 - The case for anonymity47:47- What it's like being a female tech founderIf you enjoyed the podcast be sure to subscribe for more content like this and visit our website to access resources mentioned: www.hrdleaders.com/podcast

The point of maintenance mode is to give you time and space to take a REAL break. Not a vacation where you're checking your email or you're stuck on your laptop kind of break. But a real, genuine break.That step back can feel kinda scary. It might feel like you're standing at a precipice, trying to figure out if you'll trip and fall over the edge, or if it's just a tiny step down to a solid surface. That step means that you have to trust that the systems you've built and the team you've trained can handle whatever comes up. That's the goal, to allow you to be able to take a break from your business without breaking your business. And what does that look like in a real business? To go through the process to prepare for maintenance mode, build the systems, and then trust them to work and step away? That's what we're talking about today.Claire Pelletreau is a Facebook and Instagram ad expert and conversion optimization expert. Claire also LOVES talking about money–profit, loss, the whole shebang. She asks her guests how much they charge–and how much they earn–on her show, the Get Paid Podcast.Claire recently took a break from her business while on maternity leave for several months. She knew it was coming, so she prepared, she planned and she got her business ready to operate in maintenance mode. And then she walked away. For months. During a pandemic. Listen to the full episode to hear: How Claire changed her content strategy and schedule for her podcast to cover her maternity leave How she budgeted for her leave and unforeseen expenses in her absence The process of mentally and emotionally checking out from her business and what it was like to come back to work in a vastly different world after summer 2020 Letting go of selling herself as part of the package and giving her team ownership Learn more about Claire Pelletreau: ClairePells.com Instagram: @clairepells Facebook: @absoluteclaire The Get Paid Podcast Learn more about Susan: Scalespark.co Twitter @ScaleSpark LinkedIn @thesusanboles Resources: You Need a Budget Clockwork: Design Your Business to Run Itself, Mike Michalowicz Rachel Rodgers

How does a baby survive an abortion that takes the life of their twin?   Don't let the question scare you away from this month's episode of the Life Empowers podcast!   You don't want to miss Melissa's conversation with Claire Culwell, Twin Abortion Survivor in this month's Life Empowers podcast!   Find out more about HOW Claire survived, and prepare to be equipped and encouraged by Claire's experiences in forgiving, loving, and becoming bold through it all.   As Claire's book releases this month, we're excited to celebrate alongside her the power of surviving and finding one's voice.   It's an easy way to not only be encouraged and empowered, but also equipped, in a world that says abortion survivors don't exist and failed abortions don't happen.

Join your host Ben Hucker with Torquay guest, Claire Summers. Ben speaks to Claire about a cascade of traumatic life events that hit her in 2017. Oprah entered Claire's life not long after. Claire is the founder of Gratitude Glass Jars which became a viral sensation in 2017 after the ‘Big O' came across her product.But an unhealthy relationship, the loss of a dearly wanted baby, nursing her father through terminal cancer, a near-death experience with IVF treatment, and being sexually harassed by her new boss meant Claire almost didn't make it for her first meeting with Oprah.Tune in to hear the rest of that story and learn how Claire set about retraining her mind to tackle life's lemons with gratitude. In this episode we cover:The Gratitude Glass Jar – one card a day for 365 days a year.How Claire never planned for Gratitude Glass Jars to become a business.How Oprah came across Claire and her Glass Jars.Claire's former life as a corporate highflyer and technology executive.Claire's near-death experience with IVF treatment, losing her Dad, dealing with an abusive relationship and sexual harassment in the workplace. About Claire Summers:Claire created Gratitude Glass Jars to help her heal from distressing life events by capturing daily notes of gratitude. These notes enabled her to rebuild herself and her heart. She made them while in her Mum's care after a lengthy hospital stay. A month later, she had a job opportunity in the US. Despite her fear, Claire took the job, believing it to be her way forward.But only weeks into her new role in a new country, she found herself being sexually harassed by her boss. After all this, Claire was still aware of the power of gratitude. This concept had helped her in the past and could potentially help others. Seeking some light-hearted relief, Claire took her Gratitude Glass Jar to the New York Now Trade Show. It was where her life changed forever.Connect with Claire Summers on:Website:              https://www.gratitudeglassjars.com/LinkedIn:              https://www.linkedin.com/in/claire-summers-28479643Facebook:           https://www.facebook.com/gratitudeglassjars/Instagram:          https://www.instagram.com/gratitudeglassjars/ Catch Surf Coast Creatives on:Website:              https://surfcoastcreatives.com/Facebook:           https://www.facebook.com/surfcoastcreatives/Instagram:          https://www.instagram.com/surfcoastcreativesEp.41 is brought to you by our new sponsor Maxted Clothing. Make sure you go in the running to WIN A LUXURY WEEKEND AWAY at Barwon Heads. More details on Maxted's website. 

Today's conversation is one I am honored to share with you, and also one that many of us often feel far more comfortable avoiding. Today's episode is about opening to grief, with one of the most compassionate souls I have ever come across- Claire Willis.    Claire is a clinical social worker who has worked in the fields of oncology and bereavement for more than 20 years. A cofounder of the Boston nonprofit Facing Cancer Together, Willis has led bereavement, end-of-life, support, and therapeutic writing groups. Willis maintains a private practice in Brookline, Massachusetts. As a lay Buddhist chaplain ordained by Joan Halifax, she focuses on contemplative practices for end-of-life care. In addition to Opening to Grief, Willis is the author of Lasting Words: A Guide to Finding Meaning Toward the Close of Life.    In this episode we examine the nature of grief; what it is, why we fear it, and how we can honor it in our day to day lives. Plus, Claire discusses the collective grief we are feeling as a world as we face a pandemic and the loss of so many loved ones and ways of being that we hold dear.     In This Episode You'll Learn: All about today's guest, Claire Willis [ 1:00 ] What grief is and why we're so afraid of it [ 3:55 ] What happens when we have an upsurge of grief [ 10:00 ] Where to begin when we have an aversion to grief [ 15:30 ] How to navigate our grief during the pandemic [ 18:30 ] How Claire feels about death [ 29:06 ] The importance of love [ 34:09 ] How to keep your feet on the ground when you know what truly matters [ 37:00 ] Anger and its role in grief (for women)  [ 42:00 ] How to talk to our parents about the legacy they wish to leave [ 50:30 ] Soul Shifting Quotes:  “If we think about grief as an expression of our loving, it's important to honor it.”  “It will connect you more deeply to yourself and to other people.”  “There are as many different journeys through grief as there are people who are grieving.”  “Who is the woman you were becoming before you were socialized not to?”   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 Learn more about Claire at her website: openingtogrief.com Buy Opening To Grief on Amazon   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 

On Ayurveda as a practice of deep listening, strengthening our ability to be resilient, present, and respectful of the rhythms of Nature. Claire Ragozzino is a certified yoga instructor and Ayurvedic counselor with a background in holistic nutrition and natural cooking. Her work is dedicated to bringing yoga, Ayurveda, and nutrition to a modern lifestyle. She is the author of the popular site, Vidya Living, and also writes and photographs for online and print publications surrounding topics of food, culture, and our relationship to nature. Her first book, Living Ayurveda, offers a comprehensive Ayurvedic cookbook and lifestyle guide. Claire works with clients around the globe and leads immersive workshops and retreats. How Claire came to Ayurveda [5:10] Paying attention to subtle shifts in your environment [12:41] Late Winter moving into Spring [15:14] Like increases like. Your unique body type [16:24] Spring. Summer. Fall [18:21] The cumulative positive effects of applying this wisdom [21:20] Using Ayurvedic principles and being playful [22:15] Rebuilding vitality after you cleanse. Kitchari for boosting digestive fire [26:12] Chai hot chocolate [30:04] Rehydration lemonade [31:39] Resources Vidya Living Living Ayurveda, Claire Ragozzino Healing with Whole Foods, Paul Pitchford Ayurveda: the Science of Self Healing Vasant Lad Chyawanprash, Lotus Blooming Herbs

Have you been wondering how to make the big pivot to virtual events? Are you a complete newbie when it comes to event technology and the virtual event world? As we speak with guest speakers and discuss our own experiences with the virtual and hybrid event industry, we will be going through the challenges you may face along the way and how to overcome these. With the current situation, the rise and requirement for virtual and hybrid events are definitely on the rise - have you made the move yet? Listen to our live podcast every week on our Facebook page, or you can listen to the podcast version to find out how you can make your online events simple. In this episode, we're joined with Clare Forestier. Clare helps people to present themselves, their businesses and ideas. She now runs her own business, Speak Up Event Hosting & Communications Training, using the skills she developed in her journalism career to host/emcee business events and train people in media and presentation skills. Clare discusses how she got into the events industry from starting in journalism, and how she started her freelance business Speak Up Event Hosting & Communications Training. We discuss how her role was impacted by the pandemic and how she shifted to hosting virtual events in the last year. Claire discusses the benefits of hiring an events host, and the strategy that they can help event organisers with from the beginning of the event production. We discuss how you can improve your virtual confidence and confidence with videos, and why its important to have the right mindset when creating video content. What an events host is and the importance of having one (1:14) How Claire got into event hosting from journalism (4:15) How Claire shifted to hosting virtual events and what its been like attending virtual events (6:28) The benefits of having an events host (9:11) How to portray yourself as positive on video (11:19) What you should know about hiring event hosts (13:13) How to improve your confidence on video and during live speaking (16:56) Why its important to only create video content when you're in the right mindset (20:25) EVENTMIND is a market leader in the virtual meetings and events sector. EVENTMIND provides training, consultancy and delivery for businesses looking to engage virtually with their audience and community. You can give us an email on team@eventmindpro.com or alternatively call us on 0330 133 3485. ​EventMind does not endorse any particular virtual event platform or software. We review the platforms available on the market monthly (through a combination of client feedback, test events and demos). There's no platform which is an ‘all in one' or ‘all inclusive' solution when it comes to virtual event platforms. Bear in mind, most virtual event platforms were originally live event apps or software. Covid19 accelerated many platforms to pivot into creating virtual event solutions. In the long run, this seems to be a smart move as hybrid events are likely to become standard (especially if you understand how to monetize hybrid events and maximise global audience reach).

Claire is a versatile attorney who provides her clients a wide range of options for resolving their disputes. She is an experienced litigator who can be fierce in the courtroom, but she is also a trained collaborative lawyer and family law mediator who can devise creative solutions and amicably settle even the toughest of cases. No two divorces are the same, and Claire possesses the skills necessary to provide the right solution for each unique situation. Not only does Claire assist her clients in dissolving their marriages, but she also encourages them to be future focused. She believes divorce offers clients a unique opportunity to build a positive future for themselves, complete with financial and emotional security. To this end, she provides her clients with the tools necessary to help them construct a solid foundation on which to navigate their new lives. For Claire’s clients, divorce can be a spring board to reinventing themselves. Claire’s passion for helping others extends beyond her legal practice. She is a dedicated philanthropist and is actively involved in several non-profit organizations throughout the Charlotte community.   Today we’re chatting about:  How Claire got into her specific path for divorces. What a Becoming Divorce is. How complicated it is to have a divorce, and move forward.   Connect with Claire:  Website: https://clairesamuelslaw.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/clairejsamuels/ https://www.facebook.com/clairesamuelslaw/ Get a copy of Jen’s book, “Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda: A Divorce Coach’s Guide to Staying Married” here.  Join the Facebook Group and leave a question for a future episode: https://www.facebook.com/groups/doingdivorcerightpodcast This season of Doing Divorce Right is sponsored by FAYR  (https://www.fayr.com/) and Soberlink (https://www.soberlink.com/)! Check out these great parenting tools!

Joining us today is Claire Ransom, Founder of Lazy Flora, a plant subscription box company. I am so excited for you to hear all of her knowledge, wisdom, and experience of how she started and has continued to grow this living product based business. You will hear the behind the scenes of working with her team, how Covid brought a tremendous growth, and how her business pivoted to meet the high demands. Claire also gives us her recommendations for tools to use when starting a subscription based business. Claire founded Lazy Flora in 2017. She's an advocate of living a beautiful life and cannot believe how happy she has become since leaving the corporate world and starting her own business (even if it is a rollercoaster and one of the hardest things she's ever had to do). She's a graduate of Escape the City's Startup Accelerator, who enjoys nothing more than hanging out with fellow entrepreneurs - even better if that time is spent in nature and with her Beagle Cocoa. In this episode, you will hear: -How Claire started the business when she couldn't find one herself -The behind the scenes of how she is running her business with her various support teams -How Covid creating tremendous demand and how she pivoted the business to meet it Thanks so much for listening! I realized after recording that I completely forgot to ask Claire to share how to find her and Lazy Flora online-- so sorry about that! Here are her links below and she'd love to hear from you! Connect with Claire: Website: https://lazyflora.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lazyflorauk/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/claire_ransom Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lazyfloraUK/ Resources mentioned in this episode: Shopify- https://www.shopify.com/ Bold- https://boldcommerce.com/shopify-subscription-app ReCharge- https://rechargepayments.com/ Klaviyo- https://www.klaviyo.com/ If you have any other tips or ideas or want to connect, leave a comment under the post for this episode on our Instagram page @quotablemediaco. For any show ideas, to submit a guest to the podcast, or if you have any questions, please visit https://quotablemediaco.com/podcast.

Claire Hart is a a high-energy, fun-spirited photographer who can make anyone look good. In this episode, we're talking about why she loves her job, how she uses her Southern hospitality to put people at ease, building relationships with clients, what she's been doing during the pandemic, and more!00:38 How Claire went from a degree in nuclear medicine to a career in photography05:31 Shifting from "just a photographer" or "just a freelancer" to the mindset of a business owner08:21 Staying relevant when cell phones make everyone feel like they're a pro photographer 11:12 Enjoying the moment instead of staring through a screen all the time13:26 Using Southern charm to make people feel at ease16:23 Engaging a crowd21:12 Claire's favorite types of photography27:08 Using vacations to expand a client base, but also remembering to put the camera away so she can look through her own eyes30:43 Adapting to shoots during COVID, and using down time during the pandemic to work on personal projects 36:01 Claire's advice for other self-employed creatives--Connect with me through your favorite platform: https://pods.link/aardvarkgirl--Connect with Clairehttps://www.clairehartphotography.com/@clairehartphotography

Claire Sellers and I have something in common: we're always chasing the next thing.She calls it More, Better, Faster Syndrome. And she feels it's one of the greatest thieves of true joy and peace in our lives.Claire's dream was to make six figures and live in a nice apartment with a dishwasher. But once she achieved that dream, she realized she didn't feel fulfilled. Chasing after more, better, faster hadn't helped her find joy and peace in her life. Instead, the joy and peace were ripped away.Claire Sellers is a life and leadership coach who helps people go from where they are now to where they want to be in their careers, relationships, and other parts of life.In this episode, Claire and I chat about:Techniques for overcoming More, Better, Faster SyndromeThe 2 key questions Claire asks herself every day How Claire's entrepreneurial parents inspired herWhen and how she realized she was a great leaderWhat fulfills Claire about being a great leaderThe power of enneagramsWhy she was excited to celebrate her birthday this year for the first time, when she has dreaded it in past yearsHer first time eating alone while travelingWhere she finds the strength to intentionally face discomfort head onFollow Claire on Instagram at @claire_penelope or visit her website for more info on her coaching programs.

Episode 039 / H. Claire Taylor joins us to talk about writing satire, creating character flaws, and how Claire helps authors figure out what they really want in their careers. Plus, we delve into the Enneagram and how you can use it to add depth to your characters. Intro links: Where We Began by Serena Clark The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman Jingle Balls Anthology Helpful stuff/Podcast round-up: Rebel Author Podcast - Seasonal Marketing with Penny Sansevieri Successful Writer Podcast - The Right (and Wrong) Way to Talk about your Come over and say hi to Jami and Sara in the WIKT Facebook group! You can find show notes and links at wishidknownforwriters.com. In this podcast episode, you’ll discover: Why it’s crucial to know what your story is about so you can “steer the ship” in the direction you need to go and save time on revisions How knowing what you want out of your writing career impacts your expectations and your marketing plans Common mistakes Claire sees as she works with authors How understanding your motivations and needs as a writer helps you set your goals Using tension and power in your writing How Claire uses the Enneagram to help writers discover their character’s motivations and needs Creating flaws that make characters likeable Genres discussed include satire, cozy mystery, and dark comedy. Claire’s website

In today’s episode, I am interviewing Claire Plaphitis an Ayurveda consultant from UK, and she is also the author of the book Balance Your Agni. The Topics We discuss in this podcast are How Claire found her calling in Ayurveda and her healing from Migraine How to heal your Migraine Why she decided to write on the book Balance Your Agni and Not find your Dosha What is Agni and why it is important to protect our Agni? Steps we can incorporate to regulate our Vishamagni and Tikshanagni Understanding Ojas and Immunity. Claire Paphitis (aka The Ayurveda Coach) is a fully qualified Ayurvedic Consultant, trained by one of the foremost Ayurvedic Doctors in Europe, Dr. Deepika Rodrigo. She studied at the highly respected Ayurveda Institute UK, where she graduated with High Distinction. After 12 years of working in the music industry, she was increasingly drawn to managing various health issues such as stress, migraines, and low energy in a holistic way and she discovered Ayurveda. Since that day, Claire is passionate about finding ways to share the wisdom and power of Ayurveda with everyone, and in both her private clinic and public writing she strives to simplify this often confusing subject. Claire states that Ayurveda has blessed her with a health and contentment that she didn’t think she would find, and quite simply, she hopes to help others to do the same. With her open and warm manner, she shows us how to take a 5,000-year-old medicinal system (known as the sister science to yoga) and use it to achieve that very modern goal: mind/body balance. Alongside her work as an Ayurvedic Practitioner, Claire is the author of ‘Balance Your Agni – An Essential Guide to Ayurveda’ (Published August 2020 by Ebury/Penguin Random House). She is also a columnist for Natural Health Magazine, UK's leading holistic health magazine, and a regular contributor for magazines, newspapers, and podcasts. Find out more by visiting www.theayurvedacoach.com or follow Claire on Instagram @the_ayurveda_coach For further details about your host Dr. Vignesh Devraj please go to Facebook and Instagram @sitarambeachretreat @vigneshdevraj or visit www.sitaramretreat.com. Dr. Vignesh also provides Online individual consultation for your health and lifestyle improvement upon request. If you wish to arrange a 1-1 Online consultation, please sign up from the link below. https://calendly.com/drvignesh/60-minute-consultation-with-dr-vignesh

What we cover How Claire went from being a confident person with a successful teacher career to having her life shattered Frightened and unable to leave the house, Claire was off work for 4 months  After researching how long it would take to recover Claire was greeted with negative statistics and no hope How Claire fought to get support and learnt how to control her fear How painting gave Claire her identity back More about Claire Claire has a successful teaching career of 16 years, in which she still continues to teach, along with her Award winning furniture painting business and with another business partner, she runs the Make you Matter CIC organisation which is a Community Mental Health & Wellbeing Hub, which aims to provide a range of services & programs to actively engage children, young people & adults. Claire is also a single mum to one wonderful boy. Contact details: https://www.taylormadewithlove.co.uk/ (https://www.taylormadewithlove.co.uk/) https://www.facebook.com/tmwluk (https://www.facebook.com/tmwluk) https://www.instagram.com/tmwluk (https://www.instagram.com/tmwluk) https://twiter.com/tmwluk (https://twiter.com/tmwluk) https://www.facebook.com/makeyoumattercic (https://www.facebook.com/makeyoumattercic) https://www.instagram.com/makeyoumattercic (https://www.instagram.com/makeyoumattercic)  https://www.communitybook.org/organisation/1 (https://www.communitybook.org/organisation/1) Mpower resources Discover Mpower's free Bounce Back resources here - https://my.captivate.fm/www.mpower.academy/freeresources (www.mpower.academy/freeresources) For more information on Mpower and your host Nicola Huelin Mpower founder, business coach & mentor, TEDx speaker and author of http://www.mpower.academy/the-invisible-revolution (The Invisible Revolution) visit https://my.captivate.fm/www.mpower.academy/about (www.mpower.academy/about) If you're interested in being a guest on the show visit: https://my.captivate.fm/www.mpower.academy/podcastguest (www.mpower.academy/podcastguest ) In collaboration with...Bounce - Living today, protecting tomorrow When I met Ashley, the CEO of the insurance company https://bouncelife.co.uk/ (Bounce), and Rachel Brookes, the Network Development Manager, it was clear from the start that Bounce and Mpower share similar values around empowering others (particularly mothers) and creating opportunities to flexibly combine earning a great living with motherhood. Bounce not only provides people with the right insurance products to protect their families, health and business they are also hugely passionate about providing flexible opportunities for mums to earn additional income.  With zero risk and zero investment, Bounce empowers mums in business to make a difference to the lives of others with their insurance services and enables them to transform their own lives through becoming part of a supportive and vibrant Bounce network and community and building a primary or additional source of income by becoming a Bounce referral partner. So, I'm really excited to be bringing you this podcast series in collaboration with Bounce. I know how difficult it can be to earn a great living while your building your startup, particularly in those first few years. So the Bounce referral opportunity for a product which is all about essential peace of mind and protection could be a perfect business opportunity or compliment to your existing business. - you can find out more about creating an additional Bounce income by visiting the https://join.bouncenetwork.co.uk/ (Bounce Network website)

Learn Claire’s “why” and what drives her to help others.  She shares her story of going from her stable job to starting her own business. Additionally we dive into strengths.  What are the things you do really well? Often healthcare systems have you do a job in a certain way with no leeway.  You may have certain strengths that you cannot express because the job won’t let you, i.e. you need to do what is required!   Why force yourself to do things you don’t like or you’re not good at?  These things made her decide to leave the hospital.  It felt taboo to leave her “good” job because she wanted more, but in the end it was the best decision she ever made. To share her story and a lot of lessons along the way, we’re hosting a 3-part series the first 3 Tuesdays in September.   The 3 part series will include:  How Claire created her own wellness business using her strengths, starting with group classes How to do neuro wellness assessments for your clients that DON’T feel like physical therapy evaluations How to expand in your income streams by taking programs online, doing 1:1 wellness sessions, and expanding your programs beyond exercise  After joining this series you will: Think about your career differently - what is possible in the world, not just what should you do? Understand that it is possible to build a business you love that helps you pay off your loans sooner than you thought Understand the math to make the switch from full time employment to your own gig And more! Join us for the webinar series starting Sept 1st for the next 3 Tuesdays at 5:30 pm PST / 8:30 pm EST https://www.neurocollaborative.com/wellness-webinar Anti-racist action: practice saying something when you see or hear something wrong.  Not just referring to issues of race but other stuff too.  Practice speaking up even though it makes you uncomfortable.  Stand by what you know is right so others are free to do the same.  Calling out vs calling in.   

How do you generate an audience who’s passionate about your business? Here’s the trick: You don’t. You focus on creating a community first. That’s what entrepreneur and community organizer Claire Wasserman did with her company, Ladies Get Paid. Instead of developing a service then searching for an audience to appreciate it, Claire set out to build a community, then created her business offerings around the community’s needs.In my conversation today with Claire, we discuss the value of networking, how crowdfunding can propel your business forward, and what quality you need to overcome obstacles in business. Get ready to learn Claire’s best business advice and tons of tips and tricks for making the most out of your crowdfunding campaign. About my guest: Claire Wasserman is the founder of Ladies Get Paid, a private online network that provides tools and resources to 70,000 women worldwide who want equal pay and power in the workplace. Before building Ladies Get Paid, Claire worked in marketing and community outreach. Today, she uses her organization and networking skills to coach women on career issues, creates conferences for Ladies Get Paid, and start conversations around money and worth. In this episode we talk about:➤ Why Claire started a panel for women to talk about money (4:33)➤ The power of word-of-mouth marketing and community outreach (6:03)➤ How Claire financed Ladies Get Paid at the start (9:54)➤ How to run a successful crowdfunding campaign (12:17)➤ What it takes to come up with your crowdfunding goal (16:36)➤ Bringing people together for online conferences (19:51)➤ Managing a community Slack channel (23:33)➤ How COVID-19 has impacted Claire’s business (26:48)➤ What has surprised Claire most about financing a business (29:26)➤ Claire’s advice for crowdfunding (34:33) Keep ListeningCheck out my conversation about Invoice Factoring from both the lender and borrowers perspective: Rachel Hersh, Sales Director of Prestige Capital, Lauren Picasso, Founder, and CEO of Cure Hydration and Ceata and Garrett Lash, Owners of PuffCuff LLC. Connect with Claire:➤ Website➤ Instagram➤ LinkedIn➤ Podcast - Friends who Talk About Money➤ Join the Institute of Higher EarningContact MeI’d love to hear from you and answer your business financial questions. Record your question here and I’ll answer in a bonus episode. Ready to master the skill of storytelling using your finances? Schedule a chat with me at any time.

Hey Everyone,Welcome to episode seven of the Two Coach Confidence podcast. Our aim with this podcast is to bring fun and interesting guests from all areas and walks of life to share their knowledge, stories and experiences of this mystical and subjective topic we refer to as confidence.In today's episode we are joined by the incredibly inspiring Ironman triathlete Claire Shea Simonds. Claire has spent the last 25 years chasing her goal of completing an Ironman event in under 10 hours. Arguably one of the toughest single day events anywhere on the planet, Claire is one of a small handful of individuals to not just take on this event, but complete it as a 40 something whilst also maintaining a demanding full time job!In this episode,Claire shares how she went from crying and hiding in portaloos before her first Ironman race to standing calmly and confident on the starting line.Her journey to qualifying 6 times to compete at the world championships of Ironman, the famous Kona event.Claire kindly tells us why at Ironman events they paint numbers on your arms and legs, not for the faint hearted!We discuss whether or not confidence is a skill rather than something that you just are.Claire discusses how NOT meeting her pre race milestones impacts her confidence and how she has to manage that very carefully.Claire's fascinating ability to endure and suffer pain and keep on going regardless of how much pain her body is experiencing.Claire shares her thoughts on confidence being very personal to each individual.How Claire's confidence can be easily undermined by others if she doesn't manage her interactions well.We have a great conversation about Claire's strategies in order for her to perform at her best.Claire beautifully shares that her confidence has a certain fragility to it, and that her awareness of it's fragility has developed over time and in certain situations.The lessons Claire has learned from competing in Ironman support her ability to be confident in her day job.How even now Claire still has challenges with social engagements and interactions, and how deeply bothered she is about what people think.We have a great conversation about how to construct confidence for any given situation and controlling the controllable.Claire has a beautiful energy and warmth, her relentless pursuit of achieving her goal after 25 years is inspiring to say the least. Although a small, petite, well spoken lady, she clearly has something special inside which allows her to endure suffering far more than many of us can begin to imagine. Listening to her it seems almost effortless, and as if it's normal to have the tenacity, resilience and confidence to do what she does. This is a wonderful conversation with very tangible content for you to take away and implement.If you enjoy the podcast, please SUBSCRIBE to our show and leave a review. Even better, please feel free to share with anyone you feel would value from the information we provide. For more information on Claire visit,Twitter - https://twitter.com/ClaireSS_DofEInsta - https://www.instagram.com/clairesstri/For more information about Kerry's work visit,Website: https://www.kerryhearsey.com   For more information about Adams work visit,Website: My Coach For Life | Life beyond limits

Today’s guest and your Mentor for the next 40 minutes is the incredible Claire Valoti from Snapchat. Having completed a degree in politics, Claire quickly realised that this wasn’t going to be the career for her and pivoted into marketing and advertising, spending a number of years at Mindshare before making the move into Tech with Facebook. In 2016 she was headhunted to become the GM responsible for launching and growing Snapchat in Europe and she has since progressed to VP of International. It was an absolute pleasure hearing about Claire’s career, which has seen her recognised as one of Business Insider’s Most Powerful Women. In today’s conversation we discuss a whole range of topics, including: - How Claire’s upbringing helped shape her career and how her parents instilled certain qualities and values that have helped her become the leader she is today - How she managed to secure leadership roles at two social media giants, one including Snapchat where she received an offer while pregnant and joined 2 weeks before the birth of her 2nd child - Plus, Claire’s first-hand experience of climbing the ranks in the largely male-dominated tech industry and what tech businesses can do to help promote diversity and inclusion Claire is one of the most inspiring and high profile female leaders in Tech and was an absolute joy to interview. She gave a truly honest and candid insight into her career and shared so many insightful pieces of advice – so whether you’re a job seeker, an aspiring GM or a leader in Tech, there is something for everyone in this episode. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode, so please do get in touch at james@jbmc.co.uk If you want to find out more about Claire, check out her LinkedIn profile - https://www.linkedin.com/in/clairevaloti/ If you’d like to find out more about Snapchat, you can have a look at their website - https://www.snap.com/en-GB/

Trainer Jenny and her client Claire are back for Claire' second quarterly review. They talk life and savings during quarantine.  How Claire doubled her savings from February to April by automating  What Claire's been spending her money on during quarantine  The goodness of spreadsheets for tracking  How they want to spend their money once quarantine is 'over' 

The following is a breakdown of the main topics we discussed - scroll to the end to see hyperlinks for resources mentioned in this episode! As a reminder: this episode was originally recorded in 2019.01:35 - Claire diagnosis journey for rheumatoid arthritis: difficulty being believed by providers through her official diagnosis and her journey towards accepting it10:30 Claire’s pregnancy and childbirth experience14:20 - Claires postpartum experience with RA coming back slowly16:20 - How Claire parents a Toddler with Rheumatoid Arthritis18:15 Claire’s advice for people with RA who might want to have a child20:20 - How to Manage Stress and Anxiety with chronic illness, including tips for finding a good fit with a provider (26:40: Claire’s advice for newly diagnosed patients30:10: What Claire wishes doctors did better31:26: Claire’s tips for a good patient-provider relationship and tips for advocating for yourself35:36: The Difference between living with an invisible illness and living with a visible one when Claire had to wear a splint!38:55: How RA affected Claire’s choice of work, and her employment41:42: How RA affected Claire’s relationship with her husband44:00 - Fatigue and RA45:44 – How RA affects friendships and relationships in adulthoodExternal resources mentioned in this episode or relevant to it:Suzie Edward May “Arthritis Pregnancy and the Path to Parenthood”Mother to Baby - website for evidence based information for pregnancy and medicationsArthritis Life Podcast, Practical Tips & Support - Cheryl's Facebook groupFree download from Cheryl: my Master RA ChecklistFree download: the 6 Things Everyone with Arthritis Should KnowBeginner's Guide to LIFE with Rheumatoid Arthritis: the 4 week online program Cheryl created to educate and support people with rheumatoid arthritis. Registration is open from now through July 31st for the August course!MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: All content found on the Arthritis Life public channels was created for generalized informational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. 

Hey Everyone,Welcome to episode five of the Two Coach Confidence podcast. Our aim with this podcast is to bring fun and interesting guests from all areas and walks of life to share their knowledge, stories and experiences of this mystical and subjective topic we refer to as confidence.In today's episode we are joined by International DJ and producer Claire Spooner. Claire has DJ'd at a variety of the world's largest clubs and festivals including the Ministry of Sound and The Burning Man. Claire shares her journey from playing international badminton, to playing professional football for Aston Villa, to sports science lecturer, and now flying around the globe to DJ in front of thousands of music fans. In this episode, we talk about,How Claire taught herself to DJ whilst working full time as a sports science lecturer and how she eventually gave up lecturing to become an International DJ.We explore Claire's definition of confidence, and how Claire believes there is overlap between, confidence, motivation and determination.We have a conversation about growing and nurturing confidence, and how our environment and thoughts play a huge role in the process.Claire shares her thoughts about how confidence can feed on itself in both positive and negative directions.How setting goals is a massive part of her life and how this has supported the growth of her confidence in specific areas.How Claire doubts herself a lot, and that in her mind she questions whether or not this is a female thing.We explore the personal risks Claire experiences of putting her work out into the world and how she overcomes her self doubt.We discuss how self doubt could be the alter ego of confidence and how understanding this could help how we manage our own confidence.That Claire still gets nervous regardless of the event and what that tells her about herself and her work.If you're a listener who regularly says to yourself that you're just not a confident person, then this episode will not disappoint! Claire is warm hearted, vulnerable and honest about the personal development she has done, and continues to do, in order to perform in an industry that has predominantly been dominated by males and have a lifestyle that many of us dream of.If you enjoy the podcast, please SUBSCRIBE to the show and leave a review. Even better, please feel free to share with anyone you feel would value from the information we provide. Links from the episodeBook - The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck by Mark Manson - https://amzn.to/2M5SVML Book - Mindfulness for Unraveling Anxiety by Richard Gilpin - https://amzn.to/2XE0U9d For more information on Claire visit,http://www.justhermusic.com https://www.facebook.com/justhermusic For more information about Kerry's work visit,Website: https://www.kerryhearsey.com   For more information about Adams work visit,Website: My Coach For Life | Life beyond limits

Claire currently operates Bullzai Strength, a powerlifting and general strength training business. She also helps coach the Women's Group Programming with Barbell Medicine. Claire has her Masters in Physiology from the University of Colorado. She is a competitive powerlifter herself, and just won her division at the Arnold this past year totaling 470 kg. This episode could have had MANY titles. Claire and I talked about SO much - quite frankly I was so blown away that we immediately scheduled another episode to be recorded a month later.In todays episode we cover...How Claire learned to embrace her body, and all of the amazing things it's capable ofGender norms in fitness - what they are and how we can break them down by standing upCreating a support system drives accountability and adherenceEncourage a growth mindset with clients - “I have the ability to change / improve”Why - and how - we can continue to empower women in fitness using real science. Get in touch with Claire:Follow Claire on InstagramLearn more about Claire on Bullzaistrength.comRead Claire's article on the Menstrual Cycle and Performance

In today's episode, I interview accountability coach Claire O'Connor of The Five Percent. We talk about what this accountability stuff is and why it's so effective. The accountability work I've done with Claire has A LOT to do with why Adulting With ADHD is still kicking - she really knows her stuff!Highlights:- A little about Claire and her accountability coaching practice - How Claire got into accountability coaching - What accountability is and why it works - What to do when there's no shortage of dreams, but you just can't get it together - What Claire is up to these daysYou can find Claire on thefivepercent.net and on facebook.com/thefivepercent. She's offering 50% off of email coaching during COVID-19. For her 30-day text program for habit-setting, she also is offering 2 weeks for free.  You can find me at adultingwithadhd.com or on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook at @adhdadulting. ************** ✅ More Resources for ADHD Women @ adultingwithadhd.com.

A very special guest for episode 50 of The Entrepreneur Experiment. Claire McHugh founded Axonista in the depths of the last recession and her video empire now spans the globe. In this episode we discuss: - How Claire and her co-founder were able to spot an opportunity that hadn't even presented itself yet. - Claire explains how they survived the early years - Where they found their first clients - Moving from a service business to becoming a product business - Leading in a crisis

On today's show I've got Claire Summers here who is a fellow digital nomad and a fellow Brit and I knew I had to get her on after learning so much from her blog, her books and as I've been getting a lot of questions about my year of travel, I thought it would be wise to get a pro in to talk more in depth about life on the road. We discuss… • How Claire started the digital nomad life • How to overcome the challenges faced as travelling solo as a woman • How to deal with loneliness as a solo traveller • How to avoid classic digital nomad mistakes • And much more! Find the full show notes here: https://www.thecreativeintrovert.com/claire-summers If you're interested in booking an astrology reading, you can find out more here: https://thecreativeintrovert.com/astrology Subscribe to Cat's channel so you can always stay up to date on her latest free videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeqiJ1yNr3178b-VIY2WCmQ?sub_confirmation=1 Say hi to Cat on social: Instagram: http://instagram.com/creativeintro Twitter: http://twitter.com/creativeintro SUPPORT THE SHOW: https://www.patreon.com/creativeintro  

In Episode 36, Claire Gibson, author of Beyond the Point (my review), talks about the inspiration behind the novel, what it was like growing up on the West Point campus, two editorial choices she made, and...of course, shares her book recommendations! This post contains affiliate links (plus: here’s your Amazon Smile-specific affiliate link), through which I make a small commission when you make a purchase (at no cost to you!). Highlights What it was like to grow up on the West Point campus. A story about one of the women she interviewed as research for the book that didn’t make it into the book. Which of the three main characters is most like Claire herself. How Claire decided to more or less reveal the crux of the ending in the Prologue. Why Claire decided to make her three main characters competitive athletes (they all played basketball for West Point). A glimpse into Claire’s second novel (which she’s currently working on). Claire’s favorite book of all-time. Claire’s Book Recommendations Two OLD Books She Loves  East of Eden by John Steinbeck (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [19:27] So Big by Edna Ferber | Buy from Amazon [21:22] Two NEW Books She Loves A Woman is No Manby Etaf Rum (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [23:03] All That You Leave Behind by Erin Lee Carr | Buy from Amazon [24:36] One Book She DIDN’T Love Evvie Drake Starts Over by Linda Holmes (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [27:09] One NEW RELEASE She’s Excited About The Book of Longingsby Sue Monk Kidd (Release Date: April 28, 2020) | Buy from Amazon [30:33] Other Books Mentioned The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares | Buy from Amazon [3:27] Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides | Buy from Amazon [22:51] The Night of the Gun by David Carr | Buy from Amazon [25:02] All This Could Be Yours by Jami Attenberg (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [29:20] The Only Plane in the Sky: An Oral History of 9/11 by Garrett M. Graff (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [29:45] The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd | Buy from Amazon [30:40] The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd | Buy from Amazon [30:40] Other Links Book of the Month “David Carr, Times Critic and Champion of Media, Dies at 58”, The New York Times My Best Books of 2019 So Far My Brain Candy Books List About Claire Website | Instagram | Twitter When people ask Claire where she’s from, she doesn’t have a good answer. Just like millions of other Army Brats around the world, she moved somewhere new every few years, so she has plenty of answers to choose from: I grew up at the United States Military Academy at West Point, where her father was a professor. She attended Furman University in South Carolina. She studied in Asia as a young adult. And sometime in 2009, she put down roots in Nashville.  She writes about anything that strikes her as interesting, which means she’s written about the military, travel, faith, food and education.  Her work has been featured in The Washington Post, The Christian Science Monitor, and Entrepreneur Magazine, among many other publications. Her debut novel, Beyond the Point, was published April 2, 2019 by William Morrow, an imprint of Harper Collins.  Support the Podcast Support on Patreon - When you support the podcast on Patreon for $5/month, get bonus podcast episodes and other goodies! Share - If you like the podcast, I’d love for you to share it with your reader friends…in real life and on social media (there’s easy share buttons at the bottom of this post!). Subscribe...wherever you listen to podcasts, so new episodes will appear in your feed as soon as they’re released. Rate and Review - Search for “Sarah’s Book Shelves” in Apple Podcasts…or wherever you listen to podcasts!

Continuing with our women and money series, we are thrilled to share this recent interview with Claire Pelletreau—a Facebook Ads expert who runs a six-figure online business and hosts The Get Paid Podcast.   As you may infer from the name of her show, Claire loves to talk about all things money. Once a week, she sits down with entrepreneurs and asks them tough and very personal questions about their businesses. A standout from these episodes is her tradition of asking guests what they pay themselves—a question that most people would admit is quite uncomfortable.   In this episode, Claire shares insights about her own business journey and reveals what it’s like to ask her guests about money. We also get into why Claire believes paid ads are so important and how she manages her own success.   We absolutely love Claire's work and we both listen to EVERY episode of her show. It is so affirming and enlightening and we are grateful for her contribution to the broader money conversation. Enjoy the episode!   Key Points From This Episode:     Asking the questions that no one seems to want to ask on a podcast.   How Claire started work as a freelancer while employed elsewhere.   Finding early guests for the podcast who were comfortable talking about money.   Why Claire still gets nervous asking what people pay themselves.   Unpacking a particular person's story and looking beyond a snapshot.   Claire's younger years, career dreams, and how she came into entrepreneurship.   Discovering money mindsets and how important this moment was for Claire's journey.   Claire's current money goals; why she is currently focussing on income over revenue.   Business scaling and why ads are so essential.   Claire's family, friends and social community; their reactions to her success.   The divide between online entrepreneurs and the rest of the world.   The most surprising elements of hosting a podcast about money.    This week's top of mind question round with Claire!   Claire's joy and hustle recommendations.   And much more!   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:   Become and Online Teacher — https://www.soulful.mba/teacher Namastream — https://namastream.com/ Brooke Castillo — https://thelifecoachschool.com/ Brooke Castillo on The Get Paid Podcast — https://clairepells.com/63/ Nathan Barry — https://nathanbarry.com/ ConvertKit — https://convertkit.com/ Denise Duffield Thomas — https://denisedt.com/ Get Rich, Lucky Bitch — https://www.amazon.com/Get-Rich-Lucky-Bitch-Release-ebook/dp/B00BSG124I Crazy Rich Asians — https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16085481-crazy-rich-asians     Joy: Show Your Work Podcast — https://laineygossipentertainment.libsyn.com/ Hustle: Instagram + Facebook Ads   Connect with Claire Claire Pelletreau — https://clairepells.com/ The Get Paid Podcast — https://clairepells.com/category/podcast/

In today’s episode of the Dietitian Boss podcast I talk with Claire Bodtke, a practice implementation expert who makes the tech back-end work when it comes to setting up systems. Claire has nine years experience in the private medical marketing sector, and knows how to be the voice of customers – including practitioners and patients. Her passion for understanding new technology affords her the ability to implement various medical software into each unique practice model. Claire's skills range from website development to patient acquisition and marketing, to concierge medicine conversions. Claire has held officer, manager, training, support and sales roles at companies including LivingMatrix, n1health, Office Suites PLUS and Landmark Properties. She is a graduate of J. Sergeant Reynolds College in Richmond, VA. With her Ritz Carlton Gold Standard training and delightful personality, she presents the Patient Experience: Leveraging Technology in a Patient Centric Practice to practitioners all over the country.  In this episode, we discuss: How Claire helps streamline and optimize your flow in Practice Better. The importance of outsourcing and hiring expert-level professionals in your business. How Claire leverages technology to create a customized “technology treatment plan” that ultimately elevates your business. The main issues that Claire sees her clients struggle with in their business.  Guest Resources: www.clarityconsulting.me   Resources from Libby: Want new ideas to grow your nutrition business and private practice? Get more clients with this free ebook. More podcast episodes Instagram @libbyrothschild Libby on Facebook Check out Libby’s programs for Dietitians Contact Libby via email

Build a website in just 5 days (even if you're not techie) at www.free5daywebsitechallenge.com Already have a website? Take the Free "Jumpstart Your Website Traffic" marketing mini-course at www.jumpstartyourwebsitetraffic.com Leave a Review! Claire Pelletreau is a Facebook + Instagram ads expert and host of the the Get Paid Podcast. I discovered Claire back in 2015 when I had just started my business and started to figure out that there was this whole world of online entrepreneurs helping each other learn what they needed to learn to actually get traction and grow their businesses online. I came across her in Becca Tracey’s Uncaged Lifers Facebook Group, saw that she taught Facebook Ads and I immediately picked up her Absolute Facebook Ads course. Not only is she a Facebook Ads expert who runs ads for her clients and teaches her students how to run successful ad campaigns for their clients, she also has a podcast called Get Paid, where she gets into the nitty gritty with some of your favorite online entrepreneurs to find out exactly what it takes to run their businesses online. What I’ve always loved about Claire is that she’s real, she’s honest, vulnerable and she tells it like it is - and I really gravitate toward people like that because I’ve made every mistake you can possibly make in trying to grow my business - especially when it comes to Facebook Ads - and what I find inspiring about Claire is that she’s made all the mistakes too, and she’s super successful because of it. And so as I’ve had more and more guests on this podcast to talk about their business journeys, what I’ve realized is that mistakes are a prerequisite for success. Not a single person that I’ve talked to, myself and Claire included, just nailed it right from the start. If you’re not out there trying things, underpricing yourself, and being nervous on consultation calls and launching products to crickets and screwing up your tech, you’re probably not learning, and you’re not growing. And we continue to make mistakes, and I think Claire already knows this, but what’s really changed for me is how I think about them. It’s what I make those mistakes and failures mean. So I’m really excited for you to hear my conversation with Claire about her business evolution and how you can get started using Facebook Ads in your business in a really effective way. Today we’re talking about: How a job loss pushed Claire to take her side hustle as a FB ads manager to a full time How Claire went to work for an agency and helped her get her confidence back after taking time off from her business Claire’s advice on pricing Why Claire is very clear on who her product is targeting When to start investing in Facebook ads Claire’s advice on the one Facebook ad strategy you can implement RIGHT NOW The importance of brand awareness Claire’s advice for what metrics to look at when you run Facebook ads Claire’s advice for someone who is just starting out My favorite quotes from Claire: “We want to help people but it’s not our job to help everyone” “Focus on the highest impact activities” “Just try to help as many people as you can with the problem you know how to solve really well” Bio: Claire Pelletreau is a Facebook ad and conversion optimization expert. She spends her days brainstorming ad strategies with her students, training a future generation of professional ad managers, and overseeing several thousands of dollars in client ad spend. She specializes in running ads that sell online courses, but will happily geek out with you on ways to scale every kind of business with paid traffic. Claire also LOVES talking about money - profit, loss, the whole shebang. She asks her guests how much they charge - and how much they earn - on her show, the Get Paid Podcast.

Meet Erica Cerulo and Claire Mazur founders of fashion and design site, Of A Kind, authors of Work Wife, and women who are disrupting the power of female friendships.   It’s true that Claire and Erica have been joined at the hip since their college days in Chicago and now as they run Of a Kind in New York City. It’s true that Claire and Erica host a hilarious weekly podcast called A Few Things. And it’s also very true that Claire and Erica are a prime example of a female power couple, I mean work wives,  who are disrupting how the power of female friendships can drive successful businesses. For too long the stereotype has been that women are catty, emotional, and are too busy competing with each other to build successful businesses. That’s complete BS. You know it and I know it.  In fact, you’re probably thinking about your own work wife right now and nodding your head because you know your work is better and you’re more fulfilled at work because of her support, not in spite of her. On this episode, you'll learn: How Claire and Erica built a successful company that they sold to Bed  Bath and Beyond in 2015 The new foundation of the workplace that’s being redesigned by female power couples How you can find and support your own work wife   Show Notes: 28-Day Career Kickstart Career Contessa Instagram OfaKind.comA Few Things PodcastWork Wife Christine Hassler, The Femails, Season One

Claire Leigh started her boutique business just over 4 years ago with a small credit card loan holding ‘gift parties’ in people’s houses. She now has an award winning shop in St.John’s Village, Woking turning over in excess of £200,000. Claire shares her story of how she went from gift parties to having the shop in St. Johns Village, Woking.  Claire has a number of events in the lead up to Christmas - starting on 1st November with an evening to solve your styling dilemmas for the upcoming party season - with professional stylist, Emma Shoe  Show Notes We talk about: How Claire's dream of having a shop became reality Her use of social media to create awareness Getting started with gift party nights Running her 'side hustle' alongside a corporate role and family The gradual transition to a shop What you do when you choose the wrong products Managing requests from local artisans to stock their products from Claire's side and the maker's side Getting the windows dressed Behaving with integrity towards your staff, whilst looking after your business and understanding your legal obligations to staff members Building a support network around you - to get advice - costs money but worth it, also on courses The role fitness and diet play in keeping her on an even keel Where her business is going and why it is called Two Ducks Her children's sense of ownership (and just how many children fit into the changing room at the same time!)

Claire White – Flourishing with White Ink Calligraphy   In this episode, Angela and Claire discuss: How Claire began her Calligraphy business and how she got started in the industry. How Claire balances her intellectual side and creative side with the type of work she’s doing as a lawyer and as a calligrapher. What an invitation suite means and what the different options look like (i.e. outer envelopes, inner envelopes, spot calligraphy, etc.) Challenges that Claire faces in the industry and her business and what she has learned from those experiences. Tips, tricks, and things to know when working with a calligrapher. Key Takeaways: Calligraphy is an art. Every calligrapher’s hand is different. They may be able to do something similar, but it will never be identical to someone else’s. It doesn’t have to be expensive to get gorgeous calligraphy. There are ways to save costs, but still get the glamour that you want from your wedding. The first wedding anniversary is paper, you can do creative things with calligraphy as an option (i.e. having your wedding vows written out and framed). Don’t get overwhelmed with social media. Pick one platform, post regularly, and it does work.     "Other than wedding calligraphy, I’m always looking for ways to continue serving my clients." — Claire White    Connect with Angela Proffitt Client & Communication Specialist:   Get your free wedding website at https://www.zola.com/angelaproffitt Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/angelaproffitt/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AngelaProffittLLC/ Website: www.AngelaProffitt.com Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/aproffitt/ YouTube: Angela Proffitt Twitter: @AngelaProffitt_ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelaproffittLLC/ Book: The Power of 3 P’s & Gems Unveiled & Every Entrepreneur’s MUST Have Apps & 47 Tips for Planning a Wedding & Wedding and Event Floor Plans (Volume 1, 2, 3)     Connect with Claire White: Facebook:  White Ink Calligraphy Website:  www.WhiteInkCalligraphy.com Email:  Claire@WhiteInkCalligraphy.com Instagram: @whiteinkcalligraphy Front Door Wreath Contest: Application         Show notes by show producer: Chelsea Taylor-Sturkie   Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.   

This week is International Nurses Week culminating in International Nurses Day on Saturday May 12th, the date on which Florence Nightingale was born. To celebrate this, my special guest this week is an intensive care nurse, Claire Davies. Claire is my wife. To me, she is intelligent, caring, kind and compassionate, as both a nurse and a person. So after struggling for a while with the choice of who I should have as my first nurse guest on the podcast, it gradually became obvious that it should be Claire. Claire began as an intensive care nurse back in 1999 as a Critical Care Course student at the Alfred Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit in Melbourne. After rising to become an Associate Nurse Unit Manager there a few years later, Claire took time off to rear our 2 beautiful daughters before reestablishing herself as a Critical Care Liaison Nurse at the Epworth Hospital, also in Melbourne. Whilst Claire is definitely an excellent nurse, with a keen focus on developing healthy and valuable nurse-doctor relationships which place the patient’s needs above anything else, she is also the long-suffering partner of an intensivist, me. This gives Claire the perfect perspective to talk about being an intensivist’s partner, something we do towards the end of this conversation. We also talk about: Her career journey What is it like being an intensive care nurse The dynamic and challenging environment of an ICU The characteristics of good intensive care doctors An instance where she confronted an intensivist about how she felt intimidated by him The aim to bring everything back to being about the patient Communication between ICU doctors and nurses How nurses are good at pattern recognition How important decisiveness is Respecting and not unfairly judging prior clinical decisions Drug and other types of errors An interesting tale of one of her patients falling out of bed How Claire felt in the period afterwards and how she dealt with it Communicating in family meetings, including the use of silence Prioritising rest to bring her best self to work Some other wellness habits including eating well, exercise and yoga Seeing the drinking of water as an important goal during a shift The “funny jokes” intensivists often tell on their ward rounds Her thoughts to help intensivists be more connected to their partners and families Her interest in a more focused acknowledgement of death in the ICU when it happens My genuine hope with this podcast is to inspire and empower you to bring your best self to work and to consider adopting some of the habits and behaviours my guests give their perspectives on, with the ultimate purpose of improving outcomes for all of our patients. Please help me to spread the message by simply emailing your colleagues, posting on social media or subscribing, rating and reviewing the podcast. Feel free to leave a comment on the Facebook “mastering intensive care” page, on the LITFL episode page, on twitter using #masteringintensivecare, or by sending me an email at andrew@masteringintensivecare.com. Thanks for listening on the journey towards mastering intensive care. Andrew Davies   -------------------- Show notes (people, organisations, resources or links mentioned in the episode): Twitter handle for Claire Davies: @cldavies22 Instagram handle for Claire Davies: @clairedavies22 New Normal Project podcast: http://newnormalproject.libsyn.com/ Insight Timer app: https://insighttimer.com/ Dr Craig Hassed: https://www.monash.edu/medicine/spahc/general-practice/about/staff-students/hassed Study focusing on the “Sacred Pause”: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29618221 5th SG-ANZICS Asia Pacific Intensive Care Forum: www.sg-anzics.com Mastering Intensive Care podcast: http://masteringintensivecare.libsyn.com Mastering Intensive Care at Life In The Fast lane: https://lifeinthefastlane.com/litfl/mastering-intensive-care Email Andrew Davies: andrew@masteringintensivecare.com Twitter handle for Andrew Davies: @andrewdavies66

After losing her mom at eighteen years old and her dad at twenty-five, Claire Bidwell Smith devoted her entire life to grief work—to finding connection, meaning, love, and light amongst loss and grief. She is an author, a grief therapist, and a speaker; she hosts workshops and is a book coach; and, her most important title of all, she is the mom to two beautiful little girls (with another baby on the way!). Claire so beautifully and gracefully marries the shadow and the light in her life and in the lives of others. In fact, Claire’s first book, Rules of Inheritance, profoundly touched my life. It was the first memoir I read after my mother died. I found Rules while engaging in one of my favorite past times—strolling the aisles of a bookstore. It practically leapt off of the shelf and into my hands, and as soon as I read the description in the back I knew that was by no accident. I devoured her book in a day. Sobbed. And read it again. I saw so much of myself in her and I felt so much less alone (which is the beauty of memoirs). I am personally so grateful that Claire has chosen to share her light with the world, and I am so excited to share her and her light with you all!   IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT:  How memoirs can make you feel less alone in grief (and in life) Her journey towards becoming a grief therapist Why the five stages of grief are misunderstood—what can go, and what is missing How grief never really goes away, but instead changes How the love and light in life is closely related to the loss and grief in life How Claire’s experience with a psychic medium led her into researching the afterlife and writing her second book Why it is important to feel connected to your loved ones even after they have passed How Claire speaks to her children about death Plus much more…   RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE Mentioned: Claire’s Online Grief Course Dr. Elizabeth Ross’s Five Stages of Grief The Tibetan Book of the Dead Edgar Allan Poe—The Raven Caitlin Doughty—Smoke Gets In Your Eyes John Kabat-Zinn—Full Catastrophe Living John Kabat-Zinn—Wherever You Go, There You Are   Connect with Claire: Website: https://clairebidwellsmith.com/ Instagram: @clairebidwellsmith Facebook:  Claire Bidwell Smith Twitter: @clairebidwell    QUOTES  “After my mom died, when I was eighteen, I didn’t know anyone who had been through anything like that and I just felt like I was surrounded by my peers, who were living a pretty normal life, going to college and, you know, away from home for the first time and my world felt really different.”   “A lot of people struggle within the five stages of grief because they’re trying to make them work and they don’t really work.”   “That’s the surprising thing about grief—it can really come back when you aren’t expecting it.”   “The psychic mediums were amazing; they were really incredible. I had some experiences that completely changed my views of everything, and I had some experiences that were total bullshit—there was nothing good about it and you could tell the person was a charlatan. It was fascinating.”   “The sense that people got when they felt connected to their loved one, it was phenomenal to see and I was like, I don’t give a fuck if it’s real.”   “If you could pick any scenario to happen when you die, what would you want it to be?”   LET’S CONNECT Website: www.bryannadee.com Instagram: @bryanna_dee Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bryannadee Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/bryannadee/    

Elise’s guest today is Cavalia aerialist and rider, Claire Beer. Cavalia is a show that calls for superlatives — It’s the biggest touring show in the world, held under the largest big top in the world. It is a show inspired by the ancient alliance between horse and human, combining  practically every mythos involving horses ever known to mankind. Over 5 million people worldwide have seen the show since its 2003 debut. And it's the dream, come to life, of Cirque du Soleil's creator, Normand Latourelle.   Cavalia showcases 50 artists from 13 nationalities, speaking a total of seven languages, and is comprised of 65 horses, representing 11 breeds, performing five separate disciplines. The perfection demonstrated by Cavalia's equine and human performers comes only through extreme dedication, passion, courage, and remarkable physical and mental discipline. All of the hard work that goes into these shows truly makes Cavalia a show of epic cultures, joy, and magic.   As one of the many incredibly talented Cavalia aerialists and riders, Claire shares her insights into her remarkable and unique career, what life is like touring worldwide all year ’round, how she originally came to join Cavalia, her training and work philosophy, and her plans for the future.   Topics of Discussion: [2:33] What it’s like for Claire, going to work every day to such a magical work environment. [4:01] Elise’s experience at Cavalia’s Odysseo show. [4:37] The goal of Cavalia, how the magic of the show comes together, and how they train with the horses. [5:56] Claire’s journey and how she came to join Cavalia. [12:29] Claire’s love for traveling the world, and learning about new cultures and places. [14:02] What it means to be an aerialist at Cavalia. [18:20] How Cavalia and Claire keep every performance fun and fresh....and safe. [21:10] The physical and mental discipline needed to perform with Cavalia. [25:44] What keeps Claire “on her toes” during the performance. [29:13] Claire’s favorite breed of horse at Cavalia. [31:16] Reading and answering listener feedback! [33:04] What the selection and training processes are like for the horses. [35:19] How Claire is flexible with her own performance to accommodate the horses. [40:48] Cavalia’s horse training philosophy. [43:40] The family environment and common goal shared amongst the Cavalia team. [45:58] Claire’s training regimen to stay in top form. [48:58] About the work behind Because of Horses. [50:49] The difference between a good performer and a phenomenal one. [52:36] What hasn’t Claire tried that she’d like to? [54:22] How Claire defines success. [59:56] Where Cavalia is going to be in 2018 and what Claire is currently up to. [1:02:04] Where to find Claire online.   Know Someone Inspirational, Whose Life Has Been Forever Changed Because of Horses? Because of Horses would love to get to share their story! To recommend someone please send an email to elise@becauseofhorses.com.   Discover More About this Week’s Guest — Claire Beer Instagram: @Claire__Beer Facebook: @Claire.Beer.92   Mentioned in this Episode: Cavalia Cirque du Soleil   Like what you hear? Because of Horses would love to hear your feedback! Please email elise@becauseofhorses.com to send Because of Horses your thoughts.   To Support the Podcast: ● Donate on Paypal to help Because of Horses continue sharing the stories of our phenomenal guests — all amounts are welcome! ● Subscribe: RSS Feed, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Player FM

An interest in health and fitness may begin with a desire to look good on the outside, but most of us stick with sport because of the internal benefits—the sense of aliveness and vitality, the feeling of strength and connection to our bodies and the world around us. Training gives us a few hours away from our busy lives, and if we’re lucky, it allows us to be fully present. Now imagine turning those few hours of escape into a few days, a few weeks, or even a year! What would it be like to leave the modern world and spend time in the wild, developing a deep connection with yourself and the earth? Claire Dunn was living a typical fast-paced, urban lifestyle. Working as a lobbyist and environmental activist in a high-pressure, highly political environment, she longed for the opportunity to get closer to the wilderness she was fighting for and explore the human-nature connection. Starting in 2010, Claire spent a year in the wild, and that experience became the subject of her subsequent memoir, My Year Without Matches: Escaping the City in Search of the Wild. A trained Vision Quest guide, Claire offers rewilding workshops and retreats as well as personal mentoring for people seeking a greater sense of connection. She is a regular contributor to publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, Huffington Post, and The Newcastle Herald. Today Claire shares the inspiration for her year in the wilderness, explaining her preparation and the structure of the experience. She walks us through a typical day in the bush, sharing the skills she practiced, what diet and exercise looked like, and her core practice of wandering. Claire discusses her struggle to readjust to the modern world and her commitment to helping others find connection to themselves, others and the earth. Listen in for Claire’s insight on being versus doing, and learn to pursue rewilding in your own backyard. Topics Covered [1:02] How Claire’s upbringing influenced her interest in rewilding Grew up on farm by river, three brothers Comfortable with body, the earth  [2:37] The impetus for Claire’s year in the bush Working as environmental activist, conservationist Burned out on high pressure of political game Transformational course inspired deep nature connection [5:15] How Claire prepared for her year of living wild Turned attention to practices of tracking, wilderness survival skills Created independent wilderness studies program in New South Wales Spent two summers at Tom Brown Jr.’s Tracker School [6:44] The structure of Clair’s year in the bush ‘Choose your own adventure’ Build shelter with found materials Follow sacred order of survival (water, shelter, fire, food) Perfect hand drill fire technique [9:28] Claire’s instinct to be alone Attention to elements, plants, animals and unseen Unraveling old way of being, learned fluid wandering [12:49] Claire’s lessons in being vs. doing ‘Trying negates the effort’ Making fire blindfolded taught surrender [14:14] A typical day in the bush with Claire Tried not to have routine Wake up with birds, go to sit spot Explore, journal and read Work on project (i.e.: tanning hide) [16:45] The skills Claire honed in the wild Hide tanning, basket weaving, rope making Fires, water, bush food and medicinals Bird language, naturalist awareness Expanded sense of vision, fox walking Dynamic listening meditation [18:28] Claire’s core practice of wandering Follow curiosity, no clear goal [20:20] How Claire pursued fitness during her year in the bush Bush gym, jogging loop and yoga Making fire = intense burst of cardio [22:16] How Claire felt after the experience Ready to see friends, family Hit wall of grief with loss of connection to self, others and land [24:22] Claire’s bush diet Varied quite a lot, restock in town once a month Rice, oats, quinoa and lentils Produce that would keep Lost weight, needed more fat/protein [27:04] The medicinals Claire utilized in the wild Bloodwood tree sap for cuts Blackened fern for bites, stings [27:31] How fit and healthy Claire felt during the experience Lost too much weight, depleted some nutrients Gained strength, felt incredibly alive [28:34] Why Claire is back in the modern world Heart of social activist, contribute to change Satisfying to tell story, explore skills in urban setting [30:07] Claire’s insight around rewilding in an urban context Connect deeply where you are Find a sit spot, immerse in wildness Forage for edible weeds Expand sense of vision, open senses [34:54] Claire’s definition of health and fitness Internal sense of aliveness, vitality Sense of purpose, contentment Body strong and flexible Learn More About Claire Nature’s Apprentice My Year Without Matches: Escaping the City in Search of the Wild by Claire Dunn Claire on Facebook Claire on Twitter Resources Tom Brown Jr.’s Tracker School

In this episode, we talk to Claire Schulz who has just taken the leap and become a full-time Pilates instructor. We discuss Pat Summit, how important timing is and what a lateral tibial plateau fracture/torn ACL/torn MCL/torn meniscus taught her. Enjoy the show! Show Notes: 5:25: How is Pilates different from yoga. 8:35: What was her family and friends reaction to her career change. 14:43: Claire's non-profit work. 16:57: "Patience & Drive" 27:02: How Claire got the courage to take the leap. 32:43: The ski accident which led to a fractured lateral tibial plateau, torn ACL, torn MCL, torn meniscus. 40:00: Adult Curse Word Coloring Books!! 43:45: The three most influential people growing up for Claire. 49:04: "Timing is Everything" 52:30: "Don't Be Bitter. Just Get Better." Contact Claire: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Book Recommendations (Affiliate Links are included): Pivot by Jenny Blake My Horizontal Life by Chelsea Handler Labor Day: True Birth Stories By Today's Best Women Writers by Eleanor Henderson Adult Curse Word Coloring Book Medical Description of a lateral tibial plateau fracture

Theresa Cheung and "the honest medium", Claire Broad, return to the parlor, this time to discuss the brand new book they've co-authored, titled Answers from Heaven: Incredible True Stories of Heavenly Encounters and the Afterlife. This episode will make you smile and giggle! Visit BigSeance.com for more info.   In this episode: Episode Teaser :00 Intro 1:13 Listener Feedback from Leslie 1:48 Looking for some Halloween content? Have you heard past episodes devoted to Halloween? Check out BigSeance.com/Halloween for the whole spooky collection. 3:14 Bios for Theresa and Claire! 5:34 Some backstory on how Patrick got connected with Theresa and Claire. 7:45 Theresa shares the story of how the collaboration for this new book happened. 10:10 This is Claire’s first book! But we already knew this book was going to happen over a year ago, didn’t we? 13:20 White Feather, Claire’s spirit guide. Plus, a testimonial from Theresa about Claire’s work. 15:52 How Claire works and some of what she believes. 19:12 Evidential Mediumship and inviting science into the world of mediumship. 22:42 Sometimes a reading doesn’t produce evidence. 27:25 Getting stuck in grief. 31:40 Theresa shares what it’s like to collect so many stories from readers over the years. 34:07 More on White Feather. 38:24 Claire’s first spirit communication at the age of four. 39:50 A great chapter and resource for those who have questions about getting a reading from a medium. 43:08 What does the future of mediumship look like? 45:28 Hard work, discipline, practice, and training. 50:20 More information about how to get the book and when it’s available! (November 2, 2017 in the UK) 52:50 Projects and events coming up for Theresa and Claire. 55:03 Did the Big Seance Podcast bring Claire and Theresa together in the first place? 58:51 Outro 1:01:35 Outtakes 1:03:13   For more on Theresa, Claire, and the book! TheresaCheung.com  ClaireBroad.com Theresa on Facebook Claire on Facebook Claire on Twitter: @CBMediumship Answers from Heaven on Amazon (UK) Theresa's previous appearance on the podcast (Episode 79) Claire's previous appearance on the podcast (Episode 38)   Record your voice feedback directly from your device on my SpeakPipe page! Call the show at (775) 583-5563 (or 7755-TELL-ME). I would love to include your voice feedback in a future show. Visit BigSéance.com for more information. Please help The Big Séance Podcast by subscribing to the show on Apple Podcasts, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Google Play Music, and iHeart Radio.  

Welcome to episode six of the Honest Mamas Podcast! Today we speak to Claire Colaco about the issue of mommy wars. Claire's first job as a therapist is to listen and understand. Deep listening is a time-honored tradition and fundamental to healing. Claire strives to create a safe and nurturing relationship with clients that is a source of comfort and inspiration. Clients inspire her too! She practices spiritually grounded psychotherapy. This means she see's life's challenges as, fundamentally, opportunities to grow spiritually and as a whole person. To her, the process of healing is beautiful and miraculous, something that gives us glimpses of a benevolent force much greater than ourselves. Claire has experience working with adults, couples, families and children. She brings a variety of healing modalities to my work that help to integrate and build mind/body/spirit awareness. These include: working with the unconscious, mindfulness training, somatic techniques, dream work, cognitive behavioral therapy, and behavioral modification utilizing goal setting. Her areas of expertise include: Depression/Anxiety; Life Transitions; Eating Issues/Body Image Concerns; Spirituality; Parenthood; Survivors of Childhood Abuse and Neglect; Marriage/Partnership; Prenatal, Pregnancy and Postpartum What you’ll hear in this episode: How Claire became interested in the topic of mommy wars In what environments, you can expect to experience mommy wars Why we engage in mommy wars Learning to tune into your own intuition Bridging the gap between self-care and vulnerability How to take a loving alternative to judgement and criticism   Resources http://www.clairecolaco.com

This is a Bonus episode with Moms as Principals. I hope you enjoy the discussion as we talk about how to lead both at home and at school.   Kelley Begley McCall is currently in her 18th year of in education and the principal and lead learner of Graber Elementary in Hutchinson, Kansas. She’s also a Code.org Affiliate and spends several Saturdays a year training teachers how to incorporate computer science and coding in the classroom. She’s passionate about trauma informed schools, project-based learning and giving students many opportunities to solve real world problems while connecting with the community.   Liz Garden is currently in her 9th year of educational leadership.  She has been the principal of Florence Roche Elementary School in Groton, MA for the past 5 years.  Before becoming the principal of the school, she served as the assistant principal for two years.  She was also an early childhood administrator for 3 years.  Liz taught for 13 years before moving into administration.  She loved working with students of all ages, having taught pre-school students all the way to high school biology.  Liz believes that every student can learn, and every student deserves teachers who believe in them, care about them and give them opportunities to be successful.  She is passionate about the power of words, and works to instill a love of reading and writing in her students and staff.  Liz loves that her job means she is constantly growing and learning alongside kids and adults!   Lynn Colon is the proud Principal of Mary Williams Elementary in Northern VA. A native from Puerto Rico, Lynn is passionate about equity, diverse learners, and making technology available to all students regardless of their language, learning ability or social background. She believes every school should strive to deliver the “Disney Experience” to all stakeholders. A lot of her work is built on collaboration, personalized learning for students and staff, and delivering magical moments to students.   Claire Giardino is currently in her 16th year in education. She is the Principal of Lincoln Elementary School in Columbus, Ohio. Prior to being a Principal she was a teacher for 11 years in Fairfax, VA. Claire is dedicated, energetic, positive and resourceful leader with proven ability to create and monitor policies and practices that promote a safe and joyous learning environment. She ensures a school culture that nurtures growth for staff, students and the community at large.   Lindsy Stumpenhorst is a 3-5 elementary principal in Sterling, Illinois, a rural community two hours west of Chicago. She has taught grades ranging from 3rd to 8th, also spending time as an RTI specialist and an associate principal before moving into a lead learner role. She expects her students and staff to work hard, but she doesn't expect them to do it alone.She believes that education can be exciting and fun, as well as impactful and metacognitive.  Most days you will find her providing staff with learning and growing experiences in-between games of soccer or tetherball with students at recess.   Melissa Kartsimas is in her 7th year as the principal of Kennedy Elementary School in Schiller Park, IL, which serves 800 wonderful students, PreK-3rd grade. Melissa previously taught 3rd grade, as well as serving as a Curriculum Facilitator. Melissa is a former Illinois Computing Educator of the Year is passionate about bringing together best practices for students & 1:1 technology to further enhance student learning. She is a wife and mom to two children.   Tracey Allen is the Director of Professional Learning for Butte County Office of Education in Northern California. Tracey has had the privilege of being an elementary school teacher, instructional coach, educational consultant, and principal of an elementary school. Tracey also takes pride in being a connected educator and growing her PLN with other enthusiastic and innovative educators. You can follow Tracey on Twitter @PrincipalTallen. In addition, you can read her latest blog on https://momsasprincipals.wordpress.com/ or connect with her via Voxer: traceyallen409   Moms as Principals Show Highlights The origin story of #momsasprincipals How to be brave an click publish Taking risks with staff is easy, with the public it is tougher … How Claire was pushed to explore social media Why it’s important to be vulnerable with failures We’re not half in … we are all in at work and at home Tips for balance to serve well at school and at home Fantastic ways to build relationships with your staff   Moms as Principals Resources   Website   Connect with everyone on Twitter …   Liz Garden @PrincipalGarden  Lindsy Stumpenhorst @lmstump  Kelley McCall @mccall_kelley  Lyn Colon @TheColon_s  Tracey Allen @PrincipalTallen  Melissa Kartsimas @TeacherMelissa  Claire Giardino @cgiardino3   Join my hybrid group coaching & leadership development community Text BETTERMASTERMIND to 33444 Create winning cultures Focus on the essential Lead with courage & integrity    BECOME A PATRON OF THE SHOW FOR AS LITTLE AS $1/MONTH DID YOU LIKE THE SHOW?  iTunes SUBSCRIBE HERE! 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Have you ever wanted to get more in tune with your body’s natural rhythms? For women, one effective way is by acknowledging the seasons that are within the monthly cycle. Even if you don't bleed any more, this is still relevant for you. My lovely guest today will have you throwing out the scales, booking the flight, launching the blog, and falling back in love with your life. She knows the missing key when it comes to women’s wellness, and she wants to share it with you! Listen with us to learn about harnessing that creative wisdom within our bodies as we align ourselves with our natural rhythm. Claire Baker is an Australian women’s coach and writer currently based in London. Through her popular e-books, blog, online courses, and live workshops, she teaches self-care, creative rekindling, how to live life aligned with your menstrual cycle, and how to be kind to yourself and the world. Join us now! What you’ll hear in this episode: Why Claire’s interest in the menstrual cycle stemmed from her own problems with her cycle. Letting go of the idea of having any control over your cycle. How contraception interfered with her self-esteem and self-awareness. The sacrifices women make with long-time contraception usage. Re-attuning to your body’s natural cycle: Clean up your diet with healthy food and supplements How Chinese medicine can help An overview of the seasons mirrored within your cycle, through the follicular phase, luteal phase, and post-ovulatory phase. Relating feminine archetypes to the female cycle. Mothering yourself with an internal focus. Nurturing energy for yourself instead of always for others. Craving the connection with the natural world. Using the different energies of the seasons to tap into creativity. Feminine and masculine balance. Creativity when you feel blocked or stuck. In Italy: days of leave for women around their menstrual cycle? Structuring days and lives around cycles. When you should pull back and let things go. A song that embodies the energies of each season of the cycle: How Claire aligns herself with music! Spring: Work by Rihanna and Drake Summer: Milkshake by Kelis Fall: anything by Alanis Morissette Winter: Anything by Annie Lennox Resources: www.thisislifeblood.com  (Look for Claire’s e-books, courses, workshops, and her blog) I do hope you enjoyed today's episode, rich with valuable content from Claire. For more powerful sharing please subscribe. I would be eternally grateful if you leave a rating or testimonial on Itunes. Thank you!  

In this episode of Drop and Give Me 20, Lindsey Germono speaks with Claire Yanta-O’Mahoney, the Founder of Fleur de Lis Fitness. Claire. Important topics they discuss: [1:47] All About Claire and Fleur de Lis Fitness [3:26] How Claire’s transition from a military spouse to a veteran spouse impacted her business [7:20] Challenges Claire has faced and overcome [9:02] Do It In the Morning: Time management skills for military entrepreneurs - [10:26] Advantages of working with a personal coach [13:09] Lindsey’s Personal Story [13:09] Tips Claire wished she could have told herself before she started her business Quote: “Try to silence the self doubt. There’s this voice in the back of our head wondering if this is the right way to do it and what someone might say. These fears are there but that doesn’t mean you need to listen to it.” - Claire Yanta-O’Mahoney Social: Fleur de Lis Fitness LinkedIn Twitter Facebook Instagram

Imagine being able to ask successful entrepreneurs what they earn and how. Well that's exactly what Claire Pelletreau does. As the host of  the Get Paid Podcast, she's interviewed dozens of business owners with six and seven figure businesses (and beyond) and asked all questions you'd love to ask...but probably wouldn't dare. Here's what's covered in this episode: How Claire... READ MORE The post [095] How to get paid with Claire Pelletreau appeared first on Janet Murray.

In this episode, "Rising Star of the Consulting Profession" Claire Pedersen Patel shares insight into her rapid career rise, from the importance of finding confidence to the traits that turn employees into great leaders. You’ll learn: How Claire’s own initiative landed her a position managing an entire associate team. What to do when you feel like you don’t know what you’re doing at work. The qualities that truly stand out on resumes. You’ll learn: How Claire’s own initiative landed her a position managing an entire associate team. What to do when you feel like you don’t know what you’re doing at work. The qualities that truly stand out on resumes. Claire Pedersen Patel is a Principal and Capability Leader at Trexin Consulting.  She was recently recognized with Consulting Magazine’s “35 Under 35 Rising Stars” award.  Claire manages one fifth of Trexin’s client delivery team and remains the only non-partner managing a department at Trexin. Prior to Trexin, she was a Global IT Chief of Staff at Aon Risk Services, reporting to the CIO. She has always been passionate about building the next generation of consultants; in 2015, Claire tripled the size her team. She fundamentally changed how projects were staffed, delivering strong business growth and greater value for clients. Her team is the fastest growing part of the company and will double again in 2016. View transcript, show notes, links, and more at http://AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep12

In this episode, "Rising Star of the Consulting Profession" Claire Pedersen Patel shares insight into her rapid career rise, from the importance of finding confidence to the traits that turn employees into great leaders. You’ll learn: How Claire’s own initiative landed her a position managing an entire associate team. What to do when you feel like you don’t know what you’re doing at work. The qualities that truly stand out on resumes. You’ll learn: How Claire’s own initiative landed her a position managing an entire associate team. What to do when you feel like you don’t know what you’re doing at work. The qualities that truly stand out on resumes. Claire Pedersen Patel is a Principal and Capability Leader at Trexin Consulting.  She was recently recognized with Consulting Magazine’s “35 Under 35 Rising Stars” award.  Claire manages one fifth of Trexin’s client delivery t

Join Nat and Nicole as they interview Claire Baker, a health and life coach who specializes in helping women live their dream lives by showing them how to take exquisite care of themselves physically and emotionally.  In this episode we'll cover: How Claire overcame her severe acne and amenorrheaHow to take excellent care of yourself so you can show up as your most authentic selfHow to live at "full volume" in all areas of your lifeHow to create that "lit from within" vibe that makes you irresistible to everyone around you! If you need some valuable tips on how to take exquisite care of yourself in this hectic and crazy world, then tune in!