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Dani is the owner of Integrative Family Medicine in Franklin, TN, where she focuses on gut, autoimmune thyroid, hormone and adrenal health with her patients. Her approach embodies a physical, emotional, mental and spiritual process to healing.    She completely reversed 24 years of chronic lifestyle diseases by healing her gut and building her immune system.  She uses this experience to speak at various conferences and workshops where she leads discussions on gut, adrenal, thyroid, hormone and brain health. She is on the board of Middle Tennessee chapter of the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention and believes strongly in addressing issues of adverse childhood trauma and its relation to overall long-term health conditions.   Her first book Wild & Well Dani's 6 Commonsense Steps to Radical Healing is being released November 2021!   Today we talk about radical healing, and taking a complete holist approach embodying a physical, emotional, mental and spiritual process of healing, as well as Dani's 6 steps to racial healing you can implement in your own life! Highlights from the episode: How Dani was able to reverse 24 years of chronic illness What is integrate medicine The importance of a healthy gut and the immune system to our overall health How inflammation affects every aspect of our health The 6 steps to radical healing Resources: Website: http://www.daniwilliamson.com  To Pre-order Dani's book Wild & Well: Dani's Six Commonsense Steps to Radical Healing: https://amzn.to/3xgS56g  Join her email list for her weekly newsletter at http://www.daniwilliamson.com  Facebook:  Dani Williamson Wellness Instagram: @daniwilliamsonwellness  

I’m interviewing Danni Adams, body image coach, activist, and writer, about how fatphobia impacts Black communities, the adultification of Black girls, and medical fatphobia and its impact on our well-being. Show notes: summerinnanen.com/195 In this episode, we chat about: - How Dani got into fat activism and body image coaching, - The perception of fat Black women and how that stigma influences how they are treated, - How medical fatphobia is especially violent to Black people, - How this pandemic has exposed weight discrimination, - How fatphobia stems from racism and is directly linked to anti-Blackness, - Advice if you or your child are experiencing medical fatphobia, Plus so much more! Get the shownotes:  summerinnanen.com/195

Today we are talking about a subject matter that is particularly important to me personally — and that is the idea and notion of leadership. I believe that there is a significant deficit of leadership in our world, our country, and our communities right now — and I believe that entrepreneurs are in a very unique position to step into that role.   Joining me in this conversation is the incredible Dani Kagan. Dani is co-founder of City MOGULS, a platform that celebrates, educates, and connects innovative entrepreneurs to inspire great leaders. She is also someone who has helped pull me outside of my own comfort zone when she invited me to walk down the runway at one of her events!   In this episode, Dani and I have an amazing conversation! We talk about the essence of leadership, the role of entrepreneurs, how leadership and entrepreneurship come together, and Dani's personal journey as an entrepreneur with City MOGULS; from how they got started as an events company to curating an incredible community and launching a membership on the other side. There are so many gems of wisdom jammed into this episode and I'm so excited for you to join this conversation with Dani Kagan!   Key Takeaways: [1:18] About today's episode with our fantastic guest, Dani Kagan! [3:00] Welcoming Dani to The Entrepology Podcast! [3:53] Dani shares who she is and why she is so passionate about what it is that she's doing. [6:16] With many groups that bring together entrepreneurs, what separates City MOGULS from the rest? Why do entrepreneurs gravitate toward their community over others? [7:40] What compelled Dani to engage in the greater conversation of leadership as an entrepreneur? [11:20] How Dani defines leadership and about one of the leaders she looks up to the most. [13:26] How does Dani identify incredible leaders? [14:48] Simple doesn't always mean easy (especially when it comes to leadership). [16:16] Patience: a key attribute that all leaders should have. [17:00] A key commonality between those who are able to build big, successful businesses and platforms. [18:47] How Dani was able to build this membership component of City MOGULS; what it looks like, what it includes, how she has leveraged a following into something that is able to be monetized, and why she thinks it has been so successful. [23:45] The importance of trial and error with entrepreneurship. [25:00] An underrated, key piece of improving your business/event/platform/product as an entrepreneur. [27:24] The relationship between health, entrepreneurship, and leadership. [31:38] The importance of flexibility as an entrepreneur, taking breaks, and debunking the entrepreneur myth that you need to work 24/7 in order to accomplish anything. [34:56] Key lessons around mindset. [37:30] Key tenets of a successful leader. [39:02] Dani's key performance indicators! [41:27] Where to learn more about Dani and City MOGULS. [41:54] About our upcoming Clinician C.E.O. program! [43:30] About next week's episode!   Mentioned in This Episode: City MOGULS Brené Brown's Podcast Michele Romanow Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones, by James Clear The Entrepology Podcast Ep. 208: “Body: You Are Your Own Dream Girl: Getting the Betty Body and Stepping into Your Divine Feminine with Dr. Stephanie Estima” The Betty Body: A Geeky Goddess' Guide to Intuitive Eating, Balanced Hormones, and Transformative Sex, by Dr. Stephanie Estima The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual, by Eckhart Tolle Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike, by Phil Knight The Clinician C.E.O — Join now before the program closes on Feb. 25th!   More About Dani Kagan Dani is a passionate and motivated entrepreneur, mentor, and dance teacher. With her love for creating memorable experiences and connecting motivated and innovative thinkers, Dani and her co-founder, Victoria Marshman, began City MOGULS to provide a space for entrepreneurs and leaders to thrive and grow professionally and personally. What began as a one-time event to give back to Canadian causes and highlight the top entrepreneurs in the country in a fashion show, is now a flourishing community of thousands of entrepreneurs. Dani is a big believer that being a part of a community, challenges you to think bigger, see new perspectives, and help inspire more people with what you do. ​ Additionally, Dani is a dance teacher and choreographer at Rhythm Dance Studio and has won numerous choreography awards throughout her 12-year career. She is a fitness and yoga enthusiast and is passionate about inspiring others to get moving.   Connect with my Guest: Website: CityMOGULS.com Email: Dani@CityMOGULS.com Social Media: LinkedIn & Instagram   If you enjoyed our conversation and would like to hear more: Please subscribe to The Entrepology Podcast on Stitcher or iTunes. We would also appreciate a review!   Come Join Your Tribe on The Entrepology Collective Facebook Page! They say that you're the product of the five people with whom you spend the most time. Imagine you could spend time with hundreds of fellow entrepreneurs and go-getters looking to up-level their business, body, and mindset! Come hang out with us on Facebook and let us collectively inspire and support you towards your vision of contribution, your commitment towards better health, and your journey of mindset mastery. We're in this together! Come join us today!   BADASS FUEL — Fuel for Badass Women Scientifically Supported Ingredients | Support, Not Replacement | Non-GMO Two years ago, someone asked me what supplements I take to maintain my health, energy, and edge — and they were surprised that I only took four things consistently. For myself and my patients, there are four basics that support — at a foundational level — nearly every system in our bodies. In my quest for the highest quality ingredients and the easiest system for consistently incorporating supplementation into my routine, I formulated and manufactured my own line of foundational supplements. Trusted for myself and my patients, and under the guidance of your own healthcare provider, I'm excited to invite you to check out our foundational product line: Badass Basics. Learn more or order the products yourself by visiting BadassFuel.com!   CALL TO ACTION Are you ready to boss up? Whether you are an associate on a split or a clinic owner renting rooms, you, my friend, are a clinician entrepreneur.   This week, I'm inviting you to join The Clinician C.E.O. It is designed to provide you with the strategies to turn your practice into a business that is poised for growth and impact. The Clinician C.E.O Methodology will add predictable revenue, patients, and organization to your business through three modules: C, E, and O.   C — Caring (for customers and patients) E — Education-based marketing for trust and impact O — Operational mastery.   If you are ready to accelerate your results, expand your practice, and bring your vision to life in a timely and economically viable manner, I invite you to join the program at Go.ClinicianBusinessLabs.com/The-Clinician-CEO!

“We made the most out of a hard year. And what we did this year is going to pay off.” Earlier this year, four-time NCAA champion Dani Jones decided to forgo her remaining NCAA eligibility at the University of Colorado in the pursuit of going pro. She signed with an agent — Hawi Keflezighi — and joined Joe Bosshard and Emma Coburn’s training group, “Team Boss.” And today, Dani has an exciting announcement to share: She’s officially a fully sponsored professional runner, having just signed with New Balance. On this episode, Dani talks about what it’s really like going pro (particularly during this pandemic year); talks about training alongside women like Emma Coburn, Aisha Praught Leer, Cory McGee, and Dominique Scott; and divulges her biggest hopes and dreams on the run. What you’ll get on this episode: How it feels to be a sponsored professional athlete (3:30) How Dani’s training has changed since joining Team Boss (7:00) On Dani’s decision to forgo her remaining NCAA eligibility in order to go pro (9:10) What it’s really like going pro (11:30) Why Dani chose to sign with Hawi Keflezighi and HAWI Management (14:30) Did Young Dani always plan to go pro? (16:40) On joining Team Boss (30:25) How Dani’s feeling looking to 2021 (39:30) Follow Dani: Instagram @dani.joness Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Like the Facebook page Join the Facebook group Twitter @aliontherun1 Support on Patreon Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

The delightful singer-songwriter Dani Young, joins us this week to chat all things music in Australia.We chat:Dani's start to music and a very unexpected turn down the Country music pathHow some early career wins helped shape the rest of her journey with musicStanding out from the crowd: How Dani sets herself apart from other musicians, especially since COVID-19 has everyone putting on a online concert Show Notes:Visit Dani's website: https://bit.ly/3hqLJssMoney Heist on Netflix (Dani's What We're Vibing): https://bit.ly/3jLr3NGSocialsTrends & Tings Podcast Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/605282423374555/Trends & Tings Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trendsandtings/Trends & Tings Twitter: https://twitter.com/trendsandtingsTrends & Tings is hosted by Sydney lads, Gordon D'Mello (@gdm_ello) and Scott Singh (@scottysingstar).

Welcome back to another Out of the Bubble interview. Sometimes you come across someone whose mere presence commands attention in a room and leaves you with a lasting impression and todays' guest is one of those women. Dani Wallace is the founder of the I Am The Queen Bee movement and has turned her life experiences into positives and now helps other women through her coaching, mentoring and public speaking events, It's also worth noting Dani has a fabulous singing voice that packs a punch to match her personality. Subjects covered- How Dani found her way back from suffering in an abusive relationship and finding herself homeless with young children. Finding her purpose and passion. What drives her to keep pushing forward and leaving her mark in the world. How to conquer imposter syndrome and some great advice to help find your own self belief. The importance of finding your own voice and what role mentors and coaches can play. What Dani learnt from her experience on The Voice and the advice received from Will I Am. The inspiration behind the Wise Up Rise Up breakfast show on Facebook Live, every morning at 8am. The Big Festoon event Dani is hosting on 5th June in aid of Womens' Aid to help those experiencing domestic abuse. If you would like to know more about Dani and the fabulous work she is doing please visit www.Iamthequeenbee.co.uk You can also follow her on all social media platforms and You Tube @The Queen Bee Dani. Please get in touch with any comments on the Anchor.ap or www.rachelperumodel.com. It would be great if you could leave a review over on iTunes or the Apple podcast ap. You can also find me over on Instagram @rachelperu1 Twitter @rachel_peru and Facebook @rachelperumodel Don't forget to subscribe to my You Tube channel Rachel Peru Model (Background music credited to Scott Holmes -Our Big Adventure) I'll be back next week.. but in the meantime Keep being fabulous x --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/outofthebubble/message

Today's guest is Dani Deahl. She's the music and technology writer for The Verge. In addition to being a journalist, she's a DJ and the Vice President of the Recording Academy, Chicago Division. Dani and I dig into what it's like being a woman in a male-dominated industry. She also gives some tips on how to break in and become a professional DJ. We also discuss artificial intelligence (AI) in the music industry.---Quick links:2:27 - Getting started as a DJ and how the industry has evolved4:40 - Growing up in Chicago and realizing there weren't many role models6:11 - Having a lot of male peers8:20 - Who Dani went to when these derogatory actions happened11:38 - How to be an ally to women in the music + advice to guys to know when they're crossing the line19:06 - Is harassment becoming less prevalent? How has it changed over the years? Has your treatment being a DJ changed? 24:40 - How often Dani DJs25:20 - Tips and tricks on breaking into the DJ/producer world27:32 - Is there a digital calling card to send to promoters for DJs? 28:53 - The importance of Instagram33:38 - Artificial Intelligence (AI) in music43:50 - Will AI take over the live DJ space?49:15 - "Context listening"54:22 - Spotify playlist editors too powerful1:06:55 - What is the Recording Academy? Dani's role as Vice President, Chicago Division1:11:53 - How to get into the Recording Academy1:19:10 - Who owns the copyright in a co-created song with artificial intelligence?1:34:15 - How Dani defines making it in the new music business---Playlist Push review: https://aristake.com/post/playlist-push-review150+ Female Producers You Need to Know: https://aristake.com/post/150-female-producers-you-need-to-know---Connect with Ari’s Take:Website: https://aristake.comAcademy: https://aristakeacademy.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aristake_/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aris.takeTwitter: https://twitter.com/ArisTakeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aristake1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aristake/Connect with Ari Herstand:Website: https://ariherstand.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/ariherstandTwitter: https://twitter.com/ariherstandYouTube: https://youtube.com/ariherstandFacebook: https://facebook.com/ariherstandConnect with Dani Deahl:Instagram:

In this episode, we had a chat with the amazing Dani Smith, a certified Wim Hof practitioner and Remedial Massage Therapist. Dani shared her Wim Hof experience and the importance of proper breathing.Stuff we talk about…How Dani's dad got sick and made her interested in starting her Wim Hof training.Health is the most valuable commodity that we have.How Dani's Wim Hof training helped her arrive back to herself and positively change her relationships.How ice bath helps you feel in a state of euphoria that lasts for a significant amount of time.How the Wim Hof method started and the scientific proofs related to its effectiveness.Dani's training experience in Poland that included exposure to different cold temperatures and climbing a mountain for more than 2 hours.Importance of breathing correctly.How to release the diaphragm. Check out the video!Importance of opening up the muscles as humans are meant to be mobile, not sedentary.Connection to self, others, and her purpose to the world as Dani's idea of success.Oh, we really LOVED this episode! So excited to do the Wim Hof breathing masterclass with Dani and share it with the MerryBody community.If you loved hearing from Dani Smith, find out more info about her and everything she does RIGHT HERE.If you loved this episode please rate and review our podcast and share it with someone you love. Thank you for tuning in and being here!Always merrymaking,Emma + CarlaP.s If you ever need help or guidance please contact Lifeline or Beyond Blue. Asking for help is pure courage. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Psychological Astrologer Dani Beinstein’s last episode of Medium Well (episode 21, where she read my natal chart!) was my most downloaded episode to date, so I have a feeling you will love today’s candid, open, and vulnerable conversation. We talk about astrology and what to expect from 2020, how Dani decided to restructure her work, how innovation and leadership are evolving, her new membership program, how to get into alignment using your chakras, and much more. She even recommends a potential career path for me! I love chatting with Dani because she’s incredibly smart, but also down to earth and funny, and we are both open books, so our conversation organically flows into so many interesting spaces. In this episode, we discuss: Why the last mercury retrograde was so intense How Dani chose to restructure her work, and the importance of unstructured time What’s the deal with 2020, and what do we need to know? The scoop on generalized horoscopes Why disruption is helpful even when it’s painful This year’s transits and eclipses, and what to do about them Dani’s take on how actively involved we should be with aligning with what’s happening astrologically How Dani personally integrates aligning her day to day with her astrology What her new membership community, The Cosmic Compass, looks like The cycles and patterns of innovation and the impact on us What role Instagram plays in Dani’s business and how she uses it The differences between being an influencer and being influential What are the chakras, and how can they show us where we are out of alignment? How to get back into alignment using the external world as a feedback mechanism Dani’s thoughts on a potential career path for me Dani’s thoughts of the astrology apps We answer some of your questions from Instagram! Mentioned in this episode: Dani’s first episode on Medium Well, episode 21, where she reads my natal chart All the deets: Check out Dani’s work, take her courses, and/or book a session with her on her website. Explore Dani’s new membership program, The Cosmic Compass Say hi to Dani over on Instagram at @danibeinstein. Tag me (@saraweinreb) and Dani on Instagram with your favorite takeaways from the episode!

Episode 006 / Dani Sanchez, owner of Wildfire Marketing Solutions, joins Jami Albright and Sara Rosett this week to talk about common mistakes authors make in publicity and marketing as well as publishing trends. You can find show notes and links at wishidknownforwriters.com. Jami and Sara chat about Sara’s WIP. She’s fixing tiny details that make up the clues and red herrings. It’s slow-going, but has to be done in mystery fiction. Jami talks about giving herself some grace and working on ads. A big thank you for all the positive feedback, nice comments, and reviews on the podcast. It’s much appreciated! In this podcast episode, you’ll discover: How Dani focuses on individual goals for each author and helps authors create strategies that will grow their businesses What she wishes authors knew about marketing and public relations The difference between a promotion company and a PR/marketing company What Dani wishes she’d known about working in the publishing industry What she sees authors doing that isn’t getting them results Common mistakes she sees authors make in their marketing Dani’s advice to help authors protect their brand Commonalities she’s seen in successful authors over the long-haul Best practices for working with book bloggers and bookstgramers Possible upcoming romance trends, including mafia, small town, and sports romance How pop culture trends influence book trends How combinations of different genres (such as romance and psychological thriller in the case of The Wives) and “shock factor” can generate excitement and buzz Genres discussed include romantic comedy, contemporary romance, cozy mystery, psychological thriller. Links: Wildfire Marketing Solutions http://www.wildfiremarketingsolutions.com 365 Days https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10886166/ Tarryn Fisher’s The Wives https://books2read.com/u/b55Zn6

This week Daniel Harmon talks Dani Venen, creator of the popular YouTube channel, Editing is Everything. Dani shares how she taught herself to edit videos, how her YouTube Channel got started, and the rewarding work of impacting lives–by addressing heavy topics like mental health and suicide in her videos.00:55 How Dani got started in video04:32 A job that was going nowhere and Dani’s big break06:59 Re-editing Hollywood movie trailers08:55 Impacting live through talking about mental health16:09 Dani’s Poop to Gold MomentYou can find links for Dani’s YouTube channel and all the other places to get in touch with her below. If you’re interested in learning more about Harmon Brothers, you can grab a copy of our book at harmonbrothersbook.com.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share. Episodes published every Tuesday at 6 am EST. We’ll see you on the next one.Find Dani Venen here:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiHHdByfjKN-xbIEr0B06AA/https://www.instagram.com/directordaniv/https://www.instagram.com/the_real_editor (Editing is Everything)https://www.instagram.com/theeditorialstyle/ (photography)https://www.facebook.com/EditingIsEverythingOfficial/

The topic nobody wants to discuss — FRIEND BREAKUPS. Here we go! Dani shares candidly about her most recent friend breakup and talks about how she knew it was time for the relationship to end. She shares with you various ways that you can tell that it’s time to move on and also shares with you how it’s okay to grieve the shit out of it. Relationships ending are painful and profound and deserve a lot of love, compassion, patience, and time for grief. This episode is perfect for anyone who might be currently trying to navigate breaking up with a friend or even for the person who went through a rough friend breakup and has felt alone in the pain of it all. Enjoy the show!  Other Juicy Topics Discussed:  Signs that it’s time to end a friendship  Friendship imbalances  Talking about the elephant in the room  How Dani needed more than her friend was able to give  How speaking the truth of what you need is the answer to healthy, thriving friendships  How we CAN’T have quiet expectations in relationships  How to breakup with your friend in a conscious, caring way  We can still love people even when they aren’t in our lives anymore  How reaching out could be the closure + healing you’ve needed  Connect with Dani:  Instagram  Website  Newsletter  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dani-boltz/message

Today Dani shares with you a handful of powerfully actionable steps you can take right now to raise your self-worth. She threw in some impromptu guided meditation to help you see where you could set some stronger boundaries and also guiding you back to your innate strengths and power. This episode is great if you are wanting to start bringing in higher quality everything into your life and leave behind the low-self worth ways of being. You deserve more! We all do.  Other Juicy Things I Talked About:  Knowing that we are innately whole in who we are  How self-worth shows up in our lives  The power of saying “no”  The importance of setting boundaries  How Dani had to set hard boundaries with family in order to raise her self-worth  Raising the bar with friends  How to get clear and ask yourself the right questions  How doing more things that light you up with instantly raises your self-worth  How recognizing what you’re good is vital to having higher self-worth  How we gotta stop talking shit about ourselves and instead speak kindly and empower others to do the same  When you speak kindly towards yourself you instantly empower others to do the same  The importance of speaking kindly towards ourselves in front of our children  Taking compliments  How Dani can’t even recognize who she is now that she’s at a place of higher self-worth  The power of manifestation and recognizing that everything you desire is meant for you  Links:  The Montana House Retreat  Stay at The Montana House  To Be Magnetic  Connect with Dani:  Instagram: @daniboltz  Website: daniboltz.com  Newsletter Coziness: daniboltz.com/newsletter  Journal Prompts:  “What does my perfect day look like?”  “What does my actual day look like?”  “What is one thing in my perfect day that I can start bringing into my actual day?”  All content + written show note: Copyright Dani Boltz 2019 Intro + Outro Music: Sophia Dodd --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dani-boltz/message

Dani Spies is one of my favorite voices (and faces!) in the world of healthy cooking. From her incredibly successful Youtube channel (she has over 1 MILLION subscribers, and genuinely acts like they're her friends-- she's the real deal, people!) and the wisdom she shares in everyday moments on Instagram, all about living a Clean and Delicious life- which to her, means eating healthy but still ENJOYING our food, and finding balance along the way. In this interview we chat all about: How Dani got to the balanced place she is at today with food and wellnessMindset, and how we think about food matters more than what we eat How to get breakfast, lunch and dinner on the table for busy moms Her six-to-start meal prep concept Some of her favorite quick and delicious recipes that everyone can make About my guest:Dani Spies is a health, wellness and weight loss coach and the founder of Clean & Delicious; a weekly cooking show on YouTube, where she teaches her community how to eat well, cook more, stop dieting and create a healthy relationship with their food and body. Dani is known for her easy, approachable style in the kitchen, and her unique ability to inspire and encourage her community each step of the way.Find DaniYoutube: Clean and DeliciousInstagramClean and Delicious Website + Recipes Find me (Kris): Healthy Mama BlogInstagramFacebookThe Supermama Society Waitlist My favorite Clean + Delicious Recipes: Matcha Protein BitesUn-stuffed Pepper Skillet Popcorn Broccoli (so simple, so good!)Flourless Peanut Butter Cookies

We’ve heard a lot of fun origin stories on the Proof to Product Podcast, but today’s episode with Dani Paquin, founder of the jewelry company Agapantha, is an extra sweet and serendipitous start-up story. Dani founded her jewelry company in 2004 somewhere on a dusty road as she was touring the United States as a singer-songwriter. Between tours, Dani worked at her home in Brooklyn assembling jewelry for other designers, but at that moment on the road, she finally realized she had to bring her own designs to life. So Agapantha was born and an important artistic shift was made.  What does Agapantha mean? It's the first flower that Dani's grandmother taught her to say. Today, Dani pays homage to her and the inspirational women in her life by naming each collection after someone special. Her delicate, minimalist layering jewelry that is sold in boutiques around the world and Agapantha recently celebrated 15th years of business.  On today's episode, Dani shares her start-up story. We talk about how she slowly and thoughtfully grew her jewelry line over the years and how she scaled production for a handmade product. Dani also encourages all of us to just keep going - because you never know where things will lead.  ON TODAY’S EPISODE:  How Dani got started making jewelry  What inspires her work  The way Agapantha has evolved over the years  How frequently Dani releases new pieces  Pain points of catering to both retail and wholesale  The first role Dani hired for  The importance of training and trusting your team  How Dani shifted her business model and scaled up  What she learned from 15 years of entrepreneurship  Beneficial mistakes and resources that helped Dani get where she is today Advice for individuals just starting out KEY TAKE-AWAYS:   “Let's be real. We're all trying to do the job of about one million people.” - Dani Paquin  “I've been working really hard to find great people that I can trust and I can give things away. To try to start focusing more on what I'm really good at and what I want to do.” - Dani Paquin  “There are times where even if we have a team, we still have to get our hands dirty. It's still our company. We have to do the work.” - Katie Hunt  “It took me a long time to be okay with having someone in my space that I didn’t feel like I needed to talk to or feel like I had to entertain. That's a big change when you're used to working alone.” - Dani Paquin  “Manufacturing is one of those big pivots decisions. It's an opportunity for growth but it can be scary.” - Kaite Hunt “I'm in the midst of my first project where I'm manufacturing overseas for a much larger scale project than we could do on our own here. It's really exciting and really scary. But I feel like a doorway into something new.” - Dani Paquin  “Ultimately it always comes back to how much I love what I do and I don't want to do anything else. Just to just keep going, one day at a time. One foot in front of the other. You do your best.” - Dani Paquin  “Once you embrace making mistakes and failing, not as a failure, but as an opportunity for growth, then you know what not to do. You have to get through that In order to go farther. There's no way to do it without that.” - Dani Paquin  “If you meet someone and you have an instinct about them, that you're not going to get paid or something's off, trust your instincts. Don't be in a store just to be in a store.” - Dani Paquin  “We're artists and designers and that doesn't mean we’re bad at business. But often it means that the business side is not what we’re focusing on.” - Dani Paquin  “It's always nice to have an outside perspective weighing in on your business decisions because it's so personal to you. It's so close to you. It is your art.” - Katie Hunt  “It's okay to say "no" to some things that don't feel right. Keep going. Or know when to quit.” - Dani Paquin    LINKS Website: http://www.agapantha.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/agapanthajewelry/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/agapanthajewelry/   SUBSCRIBE To subscribe on iOS, go to the iTunes page and subscribe to Proof to Product. On Android, you can listen using your favorite podcast app.  WRITE A REVIEW Writing a review on iTunes will help other product based business owners find Proof to Product as they are working to up level, scale, and build profitable and sustainable companies. FOLLOW PROOF TO PRODUCT Follow Proof to Product on Instagram for the latest updates. 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In Episode 132 of the Final Surge Podcast, we welcome Olympics Trials qualifier and 50 mile US Trail Champ Dani to the podcast. Dani currently also coaches for Luke Humphry and the Hanson running team. She recently had a fundraising run for domestic violence and sexual assault advocacy which we talk about. 1:15 How Dani got started in running and as a multi-sport athlete 2:05 Were you playing club softball? 2:20 What was it about track that drew you in? 4:00 Do you remember what type of times you ran for the mile in middle school and high school? 4:55 You had success as a middle school miler, did you play both softball and run in high school? 5:50 Once in high school did you always want to run in college? 7:32 What was your running career like as a professional runner? 8:55 2017 US 50-mile Trail Champ, what was that like doubling the marathon distance? 11:20 How did you get started coaching? 13:20 What is the similarity in coaching at all levels from MS-Adults? 14:40 Let's talk about middle school coaching, you want them to fall in love with running so you need to make it fun, but they are not going to have fun if they are not racing well, so how do you balance that? 18:05 You recently did 340 miles to raise money for sexual assault and domestic violence awareness, tell us about that experience 21:00 Did you have a lot of people joining you on the different legs of the run? 22:12 What was it that made you decide you wanted to do a run for this? 23:40 How do you train to run a marathon every day for 8 days in a row? 26:00 What was the hardest part of it? 30:10 Do you have something set up so if people still want to donate they can? Final Surge 5 questions in under a minute Favorite endurance/running book? - Basic Marathon Plan Current trainers you are wearing? - Hoka OneOne Clifton Favorite race? - Great Lakes Relay Favorite recovery meal or recovery drink? - Craft Beer and Sweet Potatoe Fries and Veggie Burger Your favorite workout - 3x6miles Resources Dani Coaching Dani on Instagram Dani on Twitter Final Surge on Instagram Final Surge on Twitter

Dani Grant (@thedanigrant) of USV joins Erik on this episode to talk about education. Dani has been doing a deep dive into education and shares a wealth of insights on how the current system works, its flaws, and the people working on new forms of education for all ages.They talk about:- Why the school system is broken and why it’s often thought of as “government-sponsored daycare.”- How homeschools actually work, and how it is different than what you might think.- Why religion was a precursor to organized education, and what insights it may have today for the future of education.- The “free learning” movement.- Her requests for startups in the space.- How to address problems of inequality in new forms of education.- How Dani (and Erik) might think about educating future children.Thanks for listening — if you like what you hear, please review us on your favorite podcast platform. Check us out on the web at villageglobal.vc or get in touch with us on Twitter @villageglobal.Venture Stories is brought to you by Village Global, is hosted by co-founder and partner, Erik Torenberg and is produced by Brett Bolkowy.

Dani Grant (@thedanigrant) of USV joins Erik on this episode to talk about education. Dani has been doing a deep dive into education and shares a wealth of insights on how the current system works, its flaws, and the people working on new forms of education for all ages.They talk about:- Why the school system is broken and why it’s often thought of as “government-sponsored daycare.”- How homeschools actually work, and how it is different than what you might think.- Why religion was a precursor to organized education, and what insights it may have today for the future of education.- The “free learning” movement.- Her requests for startups in the space.- How to address problems of inequality in new forms of education.- How Dani (and Erik) might think about educating future children.Thanks for listening — if you like what you hear, please review us on your favorite podcast platform. Check us out on the web at villageglobal.vc or get in touch with us on Twitter @villageglobal.Venture Stories is brought to you by Village Global, is hosted by co-founder and partner, Erik Torenberg and is produced by Brett Bolkowy.

We are so excited to bring you yet another episode, but even more so because today we're bringing you our 2nd guest! Dani Valenzuela-Rodriguez is the founder of the @riseandshine_app and is one of the sweetest women we've met! She's all about speaking to yourself with words of positivity and her app does just that. She's an encourager and she's helping women everyday be more positive. And yes, we even talk a bit about our napping habits, so obviously, you'll want to tune in.   Today you'll learn: All about the Rise and Shine app and who it's for. How the way we speak to ourselves really effects us. Dani's tips on boosting confidence and self esteem. How Dani started this whole journey, what it took to create an app, and where she's at with it now. Dani's motivating morning routine and so much more of course!!   There is so much we can learn from each other as women entrepreneurs, and how we speak to ourselves AND each other really does matter. It can make a huge difference in our lives. We hope today you'll learn that you are enough and how to speak to yourself kindly, and how you can walk forward in what you feel called to do, even if it's a big scary dream that you have to figure out. Everything is figureoutable if you believe in yourself!   You can find Dani at the following: Website: www.riseandshineapp.co Instagram: www.instagram.com/riseandshine_app Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RiseAndShineApp/ Email: dani@riseandshineapp.co   For more inspiration from your Oh, Well gals, come follow along! Connect with our Podcast page on Instagram @ohwellpodcast Connect with Danae on Instagram @thesimplifiedmama Connect with Monica on Instagram @dirtybombshells

[2:30] What is environmental design and how Dani's path led her there [4:00] How Dani's parents were influenced by post-war Germany to "make the most out of limited resources," before immigrating to the US [5:00] Dani's purpose as an environmental designer: "Every design should be an awesome design, a person-centered design and have a holistic approach of the health safety and welfare of the occupants, and also take into account the different uses that the building is going to have over it's lifetime." [6:00] The "Design For A Difference" movement founded by Mark Burnett and supported locally by Peter Messner at Messner Carpet and Flooring https://designforadifference.com/ "Coupling socially conscious showrooms together with interior designers and other businesses to makeover much needed spaces at local charities." [9:00] Dani's passion for building inclusive spaces [10:00] Creating Downtown Cowork as "The Conscious Cowork" https://coworkdowntown.org/ [12:00] Dani's experience in the Venture Jobs Foundation's Jobs Kitchen Accelerator http://www.venturejobs.org/ [14:30] Incubator services at Cowork Downtown including Melissa Davis at Values To Brand [15:30] Larry Barnes Moving - getting people off the street with a job, an apartment and a life, plus his a "Neighbors helping neighbors" program http://www.larrybarnesmoving.com/services.html [19:15] How Dani measures success at Cowork Downtown [20:45] "Franchise For Good" including "Home Sweet Home Boutique" with home furnishings for people in transition [24:00] How businesses in Rochester can encourage more inclusive prosperity and breaking tradition to EVOLve toward Conscious Capitalism [27:00] The EVOLution of Dani's "conscious" leadership "Start talking to your neighbor...Spend more time on the front porch or spend more time in downtown Rochester and see what's going on...if you're actually there and standing side-by-side with people who have gotten the short end of the stick, you'll learn a lot from them." [31:30] Dani's process as an environmental designer [34:00] A project with Homesteads for Hope Community Farm to build inclusive communities that can be replicated all over the world [37:30] How Dani is helping to turn renters into homeowners

A desserts-in-a-jar business so successful that major fashion events have made them a must, and actually started on Instagram by a 22 year-old  founder without a formal business education who just wanted to share her love for baking… Dani Beckerman, Founder/CEO of Jars by Dani (layers of decadent desserts delivered in a simple fashion: a Mason jar), joins Socialfly founders Stephanie Cartin and Courtney Spritzer in the MouthMedia Network studios for a conversation about building her company and her journey to success, along with a surprise and a brainstorm.In this episode: How Dani started her company via her personal Instagram account Starting a business on your own with no formal education How Dani’s recipes and presentation have evolved since the beginning The importance of collaboration and keeping ideas fresh The way quickly escalating demand for Dani’s baking forced her to learn to scale her business up Using Instagram as a way to network and find early employees The process of developing a way to sell to customers, from hand delivering to selling via a dedicated web store nationwide Turning a chance meeting into a relationship with the fashion industry The importance of personal-based branding Developing sales and the decision to focus on DTC instead of brick and mortar sales Doing PR without an agency Learning to handle the holiday season rush Dani’s transition from being a sole proprietor to building and managing a growing business Keeping employees and collaborators close and nurturing a family environment Navigating the process of acquiring investors And, a One Minute Brainstorm for the next big idea for Jars by Dani!

*How they knew each other was the one *How Dani felt about TJ's purposal *Remembering your partner in the midst of raising a child *anxiety from a fathers perspective *Would you "off" your baby mother? *Why rhome can't find love lol

Two episodes ago I released the podcast that made me feel the most vulnerable so far… Andrew Eggelton and I discussed all of the ways in which we block ourselves from allowing the love we crave into our lives. In that episode Andrew and I talked about the love that we feel for each other, and in THIS episode I talk to Andrew’s partner Dani Strong about how she felt when she heard her partner and another woman talking about the love they feel for each other. In an old paradigm of relationships, Dani could have seen me as competition. She doesn’t. She sees me as someone who contributes to the happiness of her partner – and that makes her happy. This episode is the first time Dani and I have ever spoken (besides online messages to organise the podcast). Together we have a completely unscripted, even-we-don’t-know-what-we’ll-say discussion about how Dani felt when she listened to the episode, the new paradigm of inviting unconditional love into relationships, and the inner work it takes to open to this abundance of love. Dani Strong is a holistic nutrition coach who helps women fuel their lives and achieve their goals through making loving choices around food and lifestyle – and she definitely embodies this commitment to love over fear. This episode was so potent it transformed an area of my life and helped me find more love where I had been struggling to for weeks. I know you will feel the transmission of this new paradigm around relationships too. Enjoy! • How Dani felt as she listened to the podcast where her partner Andrew and I talked about our love for each other • Why we’re so afraid to hear our own guidance • How Dani defines romantic love, and how Kiara is questioning it all • How we are all trained (particularly women) to see getting married as the end goal for happiness – and how we are now entering a new paradigm of relationships that’s based on unconditional love – if we choose it • Mine and Dani’s experience with jealousy, and how to release it • Why taking the barriers and conditions off love actually creates more love inside of romantic relationships • How speaking our feelings and experiences as they come up actually diffuses the triggers and takes the power out of old patterns • How to speak truthfully without allowing the fear to take over • The one tool that Kiara uses to feel grounded in every new experience and path outside of her comfort zone • How we create unnecessary and unhealthy pressure in our romantic relationships by blocking off love in other relationships • Why if you really love someone you will want them to make the choices that will serve them most – even if that’s not being with you • The break-down of the old need to compete with other women and the welcoming in of sisterhood and more love • The power of asking yourself ‘how do I feel when I believe this thought?’ to guide you to always choose love • An energetic transmission that feels like an un-picking of the threads of our resistances and conditions that we place on love in the old paradigm JOIN THE TRIBE – Head over to https://www.facebook.com/groups/lightworkersrising/ to join a community and sacred space for lightworkers. Join the conversation under the podcast post to tell us what resonated for you, and ask any questions you have for Kiara and her guests. This is where you get the most ongoing benefit from this podcast – supported by like-minded, light-working individuals. With love, K xx Divine Change Agent www.aninspiredlife.com.au

Dani Gallagher is the folk herbalist behind Roaming Soul Apothecary, a collective of wildcrafted plant medicine. Dani says her untangling began in her late teens when she became sick with a mysterious illness. Passed around from doctor to doctor to doctor for over a year, nobody could tell Dani what was wrong. It was an encounter with an herbalist in Dani’s local town who introduced her to the world of plant medicine and helped Dani to slowly begin to heal. Listen in as Dani and I explore: + The story of leaving her job, joining a local community farm and remembering her connection to nature. + Her newest project – The Wild Grown Bus – where Dani is converting an old school bus into a full time tiny house and apothecary. + How Dani began to break down inner walls to hear and feel her true self. + How fear of the unknown can stop us from connecting to who we truly are and what we truly desire. + Monetary sacrifice in the Untangling journey.   RESOURCES + Ignite: Podcasting for Changemakers – the doors to Ignite are now open. + The Art of Money, Bari Tessler + Roaming Soul Apothecary – Dani’s online shop + The Wild Grown Bus Go Fund Me page + Join the Untangled Community Facebook group – a movement of women supporting each other to untangle themselves and remember their gifts.   ABOUT DANI GALLAGHER Dani Gallagher is the folk herbalist behind Roaming Soul Apothecary, a collective of wildcrafted plant medicine respectively harvested with the Earth’s rhythms. She travels along the Missouri, Mississippi and Illinois Rivers in the Midwest Heartland collecting plants, wildcrafting medicine, and working as a shepherdess and consultant with local folk’s animal herds using natural rearing methods. She is often found in the middle of a goat herd, out in a field or garden somewhere, tucked inside a beehive, or set up with her apothecary in her tent at local community events talking deep conversations. It was through these conversations that she felt pulled to start The Full Moon Tribe, a monthly women’s circle nested on a bluff over a mighty river that connects women to their wild nature through plants, storytelling, rhythm and cycles of the moon. She has a deep love and respect for intuitive guidance, protecting wild places, and this ever evolving plant medicine journey which proves more exciting, beautiful, and full of light with every step. Her work with women and the healing power of plants is deepening further still while she is renovating a school bus into a project she calls The Wild Grown Bus. The bus itself will be converted into a full time tiny house and apothecary designed to spend the next two years traveling and continuing working and collecting stories with herbalists, healers, crones, midwives, land stewards, and beekeepers. You can stay up to date on her projects by signing up for her newsletter on her website and by following along with her stories on Instagram page. Connect with Dani at: + Website: roamingsoulapothecary.com + Instagram: @roamingsoulapothecary   SPONSOR UNTANGLED If my podcasts have helped you, inspired you or spoken to you, I would be so grateful for your generous contribution. As a one-woman show, in which I do everything myself, your sponsorship – from as little as $1 a month – will help to cover the costs of producing and hosting Untangled plus, eventually with enough support, I hope to release additional episodes and create in-person live untangling events and workshops. This is my dream. To make a contribution, head to the Patreon page here.   LOVE AND FEEDBACK If you love this podcast, I would be so grateful if you would take a couple of moments, head over to iTunes and leave a rating and review + subscribe to the podcast while you’re there.   WAYS TO SUBSCRIBE TO UNTANGLED You can subscribe to Untangled so you never miss an episode. + Click here to subscribe on iTunes + Click here to subscribe on Stitcher + Click here to subscribe on SoundCloud