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It takes conviction to build a team that aligns with both your values and your requirements. Diversity is important to Diane Yu, Chief Technology Officer of Better, a digital first home ownership company that offers mortgage, real estate, title, and homeowner insurance. Tune in to hear about Diane's career trajectory, why she believes that the best approach to building a team is to ensure that it's diverse, and how choosing talent is not just about the present but the future too. We touch on designing your target of talent according to your company culture and Diane tells us why she chooses to hire entrepreneurial people who never take no for an answer. Find out why she prioritizes personal characteristics over past experience and nurtures high performing recruiters within her company, judging this according to both accepted offers and recruited candidates. Diane believes that it is possible to build a team that fulfills both diversity and candidate criteria through building the right pipeline. Key Points From This Episode: Introducing Diane Yu, Chief Technology Officer of Better.  The start of her career as an entry level software engineer at DoubleClick. How she realized the impact of making good choices in hiring as a manager. FreeWheel's global client base and potential to change the entire financial industry. Why Diane believes that the best approach to building a team is to include diversity. How choosing talent is not just about the present, but the future too. Designing your target of talent according to your company culture. Why she chooses to hire entrepreneurial people who never take no for an answer. Why, in a fast-moving company, it is impossible to create a five-year plan.  Characteristics she looks for in new candidates: natural curiosity and eagerness to learn. The talent team's responsibility to interview for roles and gauge the right type of candidate. How Diane nurtures high performing recruiters.  Why she pays attention to more than just accepted offers. Why you have to have strong convictions to build a strong, diverse team. Revamping the target pipeline in order to prioritize both diversity and her criteria. An example of an unexpected drop: Diane's daughter playing soccer in a princess dress. Why Diane works very hard to make sure there is no one outlier on a team. Unconscious bias and avoiding this as a reason for candidate drop-off.   Tweetables: “When the leadership actually puts an extreme focus on talent, you can build the best execution focused team that can win out against large competitors.” — Diane Yu [0:06:38] “We could actually change the entire financial industry – how people own a home, how people get a mortgage, and how people use [that] home to actually grow their financial wealth.” — Diane Yu [0:07:17]“It's not about how well-spoken you are. It's about whether you have that mindset to be able to find a solution. If you believe something, you'll actually do whatever it takes to get there, not letting anybody stop you on the way.” — Diane Yu [0:13:58]“We need people that are naturally curious and are getting excited about learning new stuff. You can see that from the interview. You can see that via the conversation.” — Diane Yu [0:18:27]   “It actually takes conviction. You cannot just stop at, ‘This is what I want and then let's see how it goes.' You actually need to look through every step along the way.” — Diane Yu [0:29:25]   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Diane Yu on LinkedIn Better FreeWheel Hired Talk Talent to Me

“I'm just training and racing and I'm living my best life… I'm living my American Dream.” At 15, Diane Nukuri became an Olympian. At 16, she fled her home country of Burundi, seeking asylum in Canada. By 20, she was a student at the University of Iowa, fluent in English (her third language) and thriving on the run. Soon after, she competed at the 2012 Olympics, then again at the 2016 Games. Today, Diane is a dual citizen of the United States and Burundi, she's a professional runner sponsored by Asics, and she holds the Burundian records in the 1500, the 5,000, the 10,000, the half-marathon, and the marathon. She has represented Burundi in the Olympics three times at three different distances: the 5K in Sydney in 2000, the marathon in London in 2012, and the 10K in Rio in 2016. On this episode, Diane talks about growing up in Burundi as one of eight siblings, and about her decision to leave the country amidst its violent Civil War. She talks about living with family in Ontario, enrolling in a French-speaking high school, and then attending community college so she could learn English and continue running before attending the University of Iowa. Plus, periods, meditation, Diane's fall racing plans, and more! SPONSOR: AfterShokz — Visit ontherun.aftershokz.com for 15% off wireless headphones. What you'll get on this episode: What it means to Diane to be living her best life right now (3:15) How Diane's running and racing have been going this year (8:15) What Diane has learned from training alongside other fast women (17:30) What it was like growing up in Burundi as one of eight siblings (23:20) On becoming an Olympian at 15 years old (26:30) What it was like seeking asylum from Burundi and moving to Canada (34:15) On building confidence on the run and off at the University of Iowa (41:30) On competing at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics (45:00) The process of becoming a United States citizen (51:00) How Diane gets in the right headspace when she doesn't feel like running  (55:00) Follow Diane: Instagram @dianenukuri Twitter @ddnukuri Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 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!

Have you ever wondered what would happen to your content if you needed to take time out of your business?  Do you have content batched and scheduled ahead? Or would your content grind to a halt until you were able to get back to work?  If you're like many business owners I know, creating a contingency plan for your content is probably on your to-do list - but something you tell yourself you'll get to when you get a spare moment (which, when you run a business is often ‘never'). But it is important.  In this episode, I talk to business strategist Diane Mayor about how to create a contingency plan for your content (and why you need to).  You'll learn why planning for the good times (a sudden spike in sales, for example)  is just as important as planning for a crisis. PLUS what to include in your contingency planning.  And why this topic is important - even if you're a solopreneur.  {Click on the player above to listen to the podcast episode and/or read on for a detailed overview. Scroll down to the bottom to read the show notes including all the links mentioned in this episode.}   Podcast shownotes Why I'm ending the Build Your Online Audience Podcast (and what's coming next) (02:15) How Diane Mayor helps business owners (03:32) About this podcast episode and why contingency planning is important (04:50) How Diane got started in contingency planning (05:40) When I realised I needed a contingency plan (07:30) Why your reaction to an event is what creates the good or bad results (10:03) How to reduce panic in a crisis by making sure you've got a planned response (12:49) How to work out the risks you can control in your business (and what you can't) (13:31) Tips for contingency planning for a live event (18:48) Where to start with your contingency planning (21:02) How to create a crisis plan if you're a solopreneur (26:26) How far ahead to batch content if you're contingency planning (32:41) Why you should prioritise content creation for a podcast, blog or YouTube content over social media content (36:30) What you need to consider when you're batching content (and how to make it work for you) (38:40) How to assess risk in your content planning (and why you can't prepare for everything) (42:10) How to plan for a media crisis (if you don't have a PR team) (47:22) Why you should keep your content organised (52:14) Resources Diane's website and podcast  Diane's Instagram Be the first to hear when my new podcast goes live in May 2021. Sign up for the waitlist to hear about my new Courageous Content podcast Join my  Build Your Online Audience programme Other useful podcasts [Bonus] Should you join Janet Murray's Build Your Online Audience Programme? (podcast) [Bonus] Why I'm ending the Build Your Online Audience Podcast and what's happening next (podcast) [374] How to create a year's worth of content in one morning (podcast) [439] How to create a content batching week with Jordan Gill (podcast) Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn

#075 - Professional photographer and PhotoFluent® founder Diane Evans shares her struggles as she started her dream online business, what she learnt from her mistakes and how asking for help was a game-changer for her.What you'll learn[01:10] What PhotoFluent is, how it helps people improve their photography skills and who Diane helps.[03:09] How COVID has affected Diane’s business.[04:46] How Diane got into photography.[05:26] Why Diane worked in the healthcare sector for so long.[09:38] How Diane gained the courage to start her own business.[11:40] How Diane’s husband responded to her idea of a total life overhaul.[12:53] How Diane prepared before moving abroad.[13:50] What inspired Diane to work online and to be location independent.[15:09] Why Diane chose to live in France for a year, and how she managed her costs of living.[16:58] The different online income sources Diane sought whilst living in France.[18:15] How Diane monetised her blog and how much she made from it.[19:05] How sustainable their lifestyle seemed after working online in France for a year.[20:40] What it was like returning to jobs in America and how Diane realised she shouldn’t give up her dream of an online business.[23:50] The first steps Diane took to making her new business profitable.[24:48] How a brainstorming session helped Diane define her business idea.[26:03] How Diane found people to help her with her brainstorming session.[28:35] The ways Diane ran her brainstorming session to keep it productive and focused.[29:13] What the results of the session were and how it helped Diane’s business.[31:30] What the business model of PhotoFluent looks like and the different training options that Diane offers.[32:57] How far advanced Diane’s business was before she quit her ‘regular’ job and focused on it full-time.[35:13] How profitable Diane’s business has become.[37:00] Diane’s long-term plans for the business.[37:47] How meditation has helped Diane stay focused and positive.For the show notes for this episode, including a full transcript and links to all the resources mentioned, visit:https://changeworklife.com/dont-give-up-on-your-dream-career/Re-assessing your career? Know you need a change but don't really know where to start? Check out these two exercises to start the journey of working out what career is right for you!Take me to the exercises!Also, make sure to join the Change Work Life Facebook group and check out all the resources mentioned by our guests on the Change Work Life Resources page.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

John and Diane Gilbert come from different backgrounds and career paths. However, each of them found their stride as B2B relationship marketers in the consumer goods and food packaging industry. John and Diane now lead Cascade Coffee, working together, where John currently serves as the President and CEO, and Diane leads the relationship connection side of their business. They both chose business as their vehicle for building wealth, and in this episode of the Money Loves Women podcast, John and Diane join us to share their stories. Learn how they leveraged their strengths and made themselves receptive to opportunity in order to achieve success in a unique niche. What You Will Learn: John and Diane Gilbert’s wealth-building journeys Why John and Diane chose business as their vehicle for building wealth, and how they got started Why experiential learning is one of the most critical parts of building wealth in business How John and Diane found their stride with B2B relationship marketing How John and Diane leveraged their wealth-building abilities to make themselves more receptive to opportunity The recipe John and Diane used to build a company that is financially successful and personally fulfilling What to look for if you are considering acquiring a company The joys and challenges of working as a couple in business How Diane and John make their lives work so they can work How to contact Tina Stephens: Website: https://cascadecoffee.com/ John’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-gilbert-57aa899/ Cascade LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cascade-coffee-inc/

Do you think of power as an exercise in dominance? Many women are hesitant to step into their power, associating the word with the misuse of authority. But what if power is really about trusting that you know what’s best for yourself? What if you could share your big heart and set boundaries to protect it? What if you could be fierce and feminine at the same time? Diane Halfman is the Empowerment Coach behind SPA Life, a consulting firm that helps overwhelmed women entrepreneurs and corporate leaders learn to access their inner power. Diane served as an undercover cop for the San Diego Police Department for ten years, and she leverages that experience to help clients harness their grit and push through any challenge. She is also the host of the Live Your SPA Life Podcast, a show that inspires listeners to Seek Power Always. On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Diane joins Anjel to discuss the unique ability we have as women to access our inner power and set boundaries that serve everyone involved. She explains how to identify when you’re staying in a relationship out of fear, sharing the moment of clarity that inspired her to leave a disempowering marriage and reclaim her own power. Listen in for Diane’s insight on emerging from a crisis and learn how to get clear on what you want and then build your life around those values! What You Will Learn The unique ability we have as women to access our inner power The kidnapping and murder case that helped Diane awaken to her boundaries and reclaim her power How to get clear on what your boundaries are meant for and decide who to let in How to identify when you’re staying in a relationship out of fear The moment of clarity that inspired Diane to leave her disempowering marriage The next steps Diane took to shift from a state of emergency to a state of emergence Why it’s crucial to surround yourself with other strong women How coaching can help us regain trust in ourselves Diane’s advice on expressing what you want through your calendar How Diane helps clients get clear on what they want and recognize their brilliance Connect with Diane Halfman Diane’s Website Live Your SPA Life Podcast Resources Diane’s Free CRISIS Resource Guide Les Brown Jen Du Plessis on Wickedly Smart Women EP059 Jen Du Plessis on Live Your SPA Life Connect with Anjel B. Hartwell Wickedly Smart Women Wickedly Smart Women Facebook Community Wickedly Smart Women on TeePublic Anjel on Twitter Anjel on Instagram Email listeners@wickedlysmartwomen.com Apply to Wealthy Life by Design Leave Us A Message On Our listener line:   540-402-0043 x4343

Embrace your dreams no matter what negative things that others may say to you.   Today’s featured bestselling author is a registered nurse, professor, and holistic health coach, Diane Vich. Diane and I talk about creativity, how Diane stays energized, and tons more!!!   Key Things You’ll Learn: One of Diane’s keys for creativity and manifesting wellness. Diane’s 2 biggest fears that she conquered. How Diane stays energized and what she keeps in her energy utility belt. The plans for her next 5 books Where her P.O.P. (Place of Productivity) is. Why she sought out a hypnotherapist to unleash her inner goddess. What Diane does to keep her classes fun.                                                                                                                Diane’s Site: https://dianevich.com/ Diane’s Books: https://www.amazon.com/s?i=digital-text&rh=p_27%3ADiane+Vich&s=relevancerank&text=Diane+Vich&ref=dp_byline_sr_ebooks_1 Diane’s Romance Novel: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Q2XFB79?ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_oLtrFb0110VW9&tag=kpembed-20&linkCode=kpe     The opening track is titled "Misanthropy" by the magnanimous chill-hop master, Marcus D (@marcusd). Be sure to visit his site and support his craft. http://marcusd.net/track/misanthropy-2    Related Episodes: 290 – “The Forgiveness Solution” with Rev. Misty Tyme (@Rev_Misty_Tyme) #C2H: https://goingnorth.libsyn.com/290-the-forgiveness-solution-with-rev-misty-tyme-rev_misty_tyme-c2h   260 – “Metamorphosis” with L. Farrah Furtado (@LisaAnneFurtado): https://goingnorth.libsyn.com/260-metamorphosis-with-l-farrah-furtado-lisaannefurtado   275 – “How Thoughts Become Things” with Dr. Marina Bruni (@DrMarinaBruni): https://goingnorth.libsyn.com/275-how-thoughts-become-things-with-dr-marina-bruni-drmarinabruni   284 – “Choose You” with Meagan Fettes (@MeaganFettes): https://goingnorth.libsyn.com/284-choose-you-with-meagan-fettes-meaganfettes   285 – “Find Your Friggin’ Joy” with Belinda Farrell (@Hunababy): https://goingnorth.libsyn.com/285-find-your-friggin-joy-with-belinda-farrell-hunababy   142 - "Natural Living with Essential Oils" with Dr. Eric & Mama Z (@DrEricZielinski): https://goingnorth.libsyn.com/142-natural-living-with-essential-oils-with-dr-eric-mama-z-drericzielinski   262 – “Live Inspired” with Laura Staley (@laura_cherish): https://goingnorth.libsyn.com/262-live-inspired-with-laura-staley-laura_cherish   202 - "Your Divine Human Blueprint" with Julie Renee Doering (@RevJulieRenee): https://goingnorth.libsyn.com/202-your-divine-human-blueprint-with-julie-renee-doering-revjulierenee   220 – “Medical Intuition” with Wendie Colter (@PracticalPathUS): https://goingnorth.libsyn.com/220-medical-intuition-with-wendie-colter-practicalpathus   148 - "Everyday Magnificent" with Gabriela Masala (@onelovealliance): http://goingnorth.libsyn.com/148-everyday-magnificent-with-gabriela-masala-onelovealliance   17 - "The Abundance Mentality" with Daniel Ally (@danielallyway): https://goingnorth.libsyn.com/going-north-podcast-episode-17-the-abundance-mentality-with-daniel-ally-danielallyway

A lot of gifted women hesitate to become entrepreneurs because they are afraid of sales. We don’t want to be pushy or aggressive, and we don’t want to have to ask people for money. But what if that’s not really what sales is all about? What if we can be 100% authentic and simply attract the people who need our service? Diane Crncich is the Sales Strategist behind Success By Alchemy, a consulting practice that helps business owners grow the businesses they love and make the money they deserve. She has more than three decades of experience supporting multimillion-dollar corporations and mission-driven businesses in mastering the art of sales. Diane is passionate about busting the ‘Myth About Selling’ that holds entrepreneurs back from getting out and serving more clients. On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Diane joins Emerald to explain why you don’t have to be salesy or pushy to share your gifts with the world. She walks us through the unique process she uses to help entrepreneurs get clear on their value, describing how to combine basic math with intuition to uncover your worth. Listen in for Diane’s insight on reframing sales as a transformational service and learn how your brain and gut can work together to make better decisions! What You Will Learn How Diane leveraged her intuition to succeed in corporate sales Why you don’t have to be pushy or salesy to share your gifts with the world The fear and anxiety many of us have around asking for money How Diane reframes sales as providing a service that inspires transformation Diane’s process for determining who you are, who your ideal client is and the value you provide What inspired Diane’s transition from the corporate world to entrepreneurship How Diane combines math with intuition to help clients uncover their value Diane’s practices for honoring intuition to make better decisions Connect with Diane Crncich Success By Alchemy Connect with Emerald GreenForest Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Emerald on Instagram Email listeners@wickedlysmartwomen.com Apply to Wealthy Life by Design Leave Us A Message On Our listener line:   540-402-0043 x4343

Why is knowing your walk-away point so important in a negotiation? How does it influence the process? In this episode of the Sales Reinvented podcast, Diane Helbig shares her thoughts on knowing your floor—your bottom-line walk-away point—and why it’s such an important part of the negotiation process.  Diane Helbig is an international business advisor, sales trainer, and growth accelerator. She is the author of Succeed Without Selling and the host of the Accelerate Your Business Growth podcast. Don’t miss her unique take on the negotiation process! Outline of This Episode [0:36] Diane’s definition of negotiation [0:57] The key to long-term and successful relationships [1:14] Change the mindset around the negotiation  [1:58] Diane’s process begins with knowing your walk-away point [3:54] The attributes Diane believes are important in a salesperson [4:31] Tools, tactics, and strategies to prepare for the negotiation [5:11] Don’t make assumptions during any part of the process [6:52] How Diane’s firm walk-away point paid off big How Diane prepares for the negotiation process Diane’s negotiation process always includes calculating her walk-away point. It simply means that she writes out the point she is willing to walk away if an agreement can’t be made. She emphasizes that you must know this before you walk into the negotiation conversation.  Secondly, you must let the other party speak. You need to ask questions to understand their walk-away point. If you know their floor and ceiling, you can identify where you’ll meet in the middle. Diane implores salespeople to listen without a preconceived idea or agenda other than to learn. It’s critically important. Be quiet, calm, and hear what they’re saying and create healthy dialogue.  Don’t make assumptions about any part of the negotiation process. Don’t assume anything—the conclusion, where they’re coming from, and what the customer needs or wants. Diane points out that this is a recipe for disaster.  Be prepared to adapt the conversation Another ‘don’t’ that Diane believes is important: Don’t respond to things you don’t hear. Salespeople have a bad habit of hearing what someone is saying but responding with a different or competing thought. They tend to come into the conversation with ONE thing they believe the customer needs to know or ONE solution they’re dead-set on offering. When a salesperson responds to what they wish was asked—it causes a massive disconnect. It’s all well and good to be prepared to convey your underlying value message. But If it isn’t brought up—there’s no point in mentioning it.  When being blunt with your walk-away point helps you win big 15 years ago Diane had decided to leave the company she was working for. She created an agreement and a process that she wanted to approach her employer with. She created a strategy and she told the owner she wanted to change their relationship. She wanted to be paid a commission on each of her customer’s sales, not a salary.  The owner said no to her request. So she asked him to sit down to have a conversation about it. As she listened to him, she realized his reasons for saying no weren’t in the best interest of the business, but about staying in control. She knew what her walk-away point was and they hit a point where she just said she’d give him her two-week notice—and he backed off.  So they started to negotiate her commission. She wasn’t asking for commissions on sales with the highest paying clients or the other 180 she worked with—just the 20 clients she had a strong relationship with. They finally agreed on terms. When Diane went back to sign the paperwork and asked “What do you want to tell people about what I’m doing?”. He questioned why he would need to tell them anything. She pointed out that if a client called that she wasn’t working with anymore, someone would have to tell them something.  She realized he hadn’t paid attention to that portion of her conversation or the addendum in the paperwork. She ended up getting ALL of her clients and got exactly what she wanted and more while he got exactly what he wanted. She learned that you must be quiet, calm, and confident in the moment. The success of this negotiation was because she knew the value of what she had to offer and was confident with her walk-away point. Connect with Diane Helbig Diane’s Podcast Book: Succeed Without Selling Helbig Enterprises Follow on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Connect With Paul Watts  LinkedIn Twitter Subscribe to SALES REINVENTED Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

How Diane lost 3 stone despite health challenges and illness Here Julie catches up with Diane to hear more about her journey on the programme. Inspiring to hear how despite many challenges, Diane successfully lost over 3 stone and has become fitter too.We are opening up 10 more spaces for our SEPTEMBER 28 Day Kickstart for ladies 40+.This can be done with us in-person in Devizes or Marlborough or all from home.If you would like more details?Just message me with ’28 day’ and I will get you the details.www.FruciFit.com Helping Wiltshire ladies 40+ get fit and ditch the yo-yo dieting

In this episode of the SALTovation podcast, we speak with Diane Yetter who is the founder of Sales Tax Institute and our very own Judy Vorndran. Diane shares her journey in sales tax that spans over 35 years and the lessons she has learned throughout this period. She also shares the importance of understanding business processes when working in sales tax.Listen in to learn the importance of tax compliance which will cost you less than getting caught when evading. Questions asked and answered in this Episode:Why is Diane good at what she does? Why has she decided after 35 years to stay in state and local tax?How do you think people come to see the value and the importance of sales tax piece? To what do you attribute that continuous ability to serve the community in adding new students?Are there any concepts that you see class after class your attendees struggle with?What You Will Discover:[1:25] Diane shares her 35-year long career in sales and use tax where she was employed before starting her own consulting practice. [2:46] How Diane learned to understand the business processes of sales tax.[7:27] The opportunity that exists in sales tax for young people and the challenges that it possesses. [11:43] How Diane takes her clients through the process of sales tax in their businesses. [14:50] Why you’re more likely to be caught with tax offense if you’re a B2B company than a B2C company. [18:41] Diane explains how they used to catch companies that were evading tax back in the 1980s. [25:49] The importance of making learning a lifelong process when working in the sales tax field. [28:34] Diane explains the difficulty of nexus, drop shipping, and taxation of digital goods topics with her students.Quotables:“If what you sell is taxable, every mistake, every order that goes out that doesn’t have tax on it correctly, you’ve just lost 9-10% of your gross sales price.”- Diane Yetter [12:30]“Businesses really want to do what’s right but there’s always going to be some bad apples out there that are going to be evaders of tax and do things illegally.”- Diane Yetter [26:15]“If you’re going to work in this field, it is a lifelong learning opportunity.”- Diane Yetter [28:10]“Sales tax should not control the business but business decisions should take into account all costs associated with that.”- Diane Yetter [32:58]Relevant Links: Website: https://www.salestaxinstitute.com/faculty/diane-l-yetterLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianeyetter/ Disclaimer:This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not intended, nor should it be relied upon, as legal, tax, accounting or investment advice. You should consult with a competent professional to discuss specifics of your situation and the applicability of the information presented.

Most contractors are leaving money on the table because they are not using their true labor burden before mark up. They mistakenly think they are making money on their jobs but have nothing left over at the end of the month. In today's interview with financial expert Diane Gilson, we'll use her free tool to determine all the hidden costs that you need to include in your true labor cost to make your expected profit. What you'll hear in this episode: The biggest problem for contractors today is not charging enough for your work Why not loading up your job cost burden and miscalculating the burden rate will kill your profits How to combat the problem with Diane's formula to guard against underbilling The shocking numbers for how much each employee is actually costing you Diane's elevator pitch Why your CPA will not help with the internal numbers in your business What labor burden is: the extra costs that accompany each employee The benefits of tracking these costs for individual employees The traps of lost and wasted time, and why it must be measured How Diane helps with ideal ways to set up your files The basic financial information you need on a spreadsheet How we determine allocated costs How Diane's program works when you just plug in the numbers Why you need to compute this burden rate for each employee, or at least for each type of position How to deal with overtime How Quickbooks can work with Diane's tool Connect with Diane! To get Diane's free download go to buildyournumbers.com/dave. Under-Billing Calculation for Employee Labor: Free Calculator eCPA – employee Cost & Pricing Analyzer Resources: Download My FREE 1-Page Business Plan Text Me @ (510) 612-1450 - Say Hi!  I would love to hear your feedback, pros & cons! **Please leave me a review on iTunes!** ~Please Share My Podcast With Other Contractors~ THE ROOFER SHOW SPONSOR INFO: Need Help Answering the Phone Or Online Chat? Use Ruby Receptionists!! Find Out How They Can Help Bring In Leads!! Click here and use the code Roofer50 for a special $50 discount! https://www.callruby.com/roofershow Or Call Ruby at (844) 326-7829 Check out the app!! My Listeners Get a 21-Day Mon

“It’s never too late to start over. It’s never too late to heal.”How Diane and Pirie met (0:55)The top 3 things Diane learned from her masters degree (12:03)The top 3 things Pirie learned from her masters degree (16:32)Diane’s background before meeting Pirie (23:50)Pirie’s background before meeting Diane (28:50)What Diane sees as her purpose now (39:55)How Own Your Throne came to be (46:50)What the next season of Own Your Throne will include (49:30)Links mentioned in this episode:USM - University of Santa MonicaSun Valley Wellness FestivalJulie Piatt on Own Your ThroneMary and Ron HulnickJohn BrodieConcussion movieRed Headed StrangerAlexi Panos and Emily Gallagher on Own Your ThroneOwnYourThrone.co - get your free informational guide when you join our email list!Follow PirieFollow DianeFollow Own Your Throne

On this week’s episode of AI and the Future of Work, we discuss the future of post-pandemic consumer behavior and AI in retail with Breinify CEO Diane Keng. Breinify develops a predictive personalization engine used by brands like BevMo! to understand how we buy and optimize the buying experience. She’s building a great culture and learning fast as a first-time founder and CEO. Listen and learn… How Diane thinks about company culture and how she keeps her team motivated in the face of uncertainty. How AI is delivering a better consumer experience and how to use data to predict behavior without violating consumer privacy. How Breinify uses data signals to identify “moments that matter”. Diane’s superpower and her advice for the next generation of female founders.

Walking is one of the few things many of us can do during these times of social distancing. Diane Wyzga will share how you can have meaningful experiences during your walks and how you can share those stories.Learn more about Diane Wyzga, RN/JD, Consultant, Speaker, Story Artist, Founder Engaged Storyism®Remember the first time you rode a bike and took your hands off the handlebars? And then because it felt fun and scary, you did it again until you were streaking down a hill with the wind blowing in your face and your hands up over your head screaming, “Look ma! No hands!” That’s been the story of my life from USN nurse -> graduate student -> scuba diver -> private airplane pilot -> corporate executive -> lawyer -> story artist -> professor -> shepherd -> coach -> litigation consultant -> walking the Camino de Santiago -> podcaster. Showing up means being scared but not afraid because you just fall down 7 and get up 8.Quarter Moon Story Arts (website): https://www.quartermoonstoryarts.netStories From Women Who Walk (podcast):https://www.quartermoonstoryarts.net/podcastMy Life As Compost (blog): https://www.quartermoonstoryarts.net/blog 1:58 - Diane shares about her experience walking the Camino de Santiago Trail6:00 - Diane shares how the Camino de Santiago changed her life13:31 - Hear more about Diane's new podcast19:16 - Learn how you can make your walks more meaningful22:24 - How Diane has seen others impacted by walking25:27 - How people can share their stories from walking

Functional diagnostic nutrition practitioner and former pro soccer player Diane Kazer joins JJ in today’s episode to explore the toxic truth about breast implants and how you can take back your health! Listen as Diane explains what breast implant illness is and the debilitating symptoms it can cause. Diane also shares her personal experience with breast implant illness, including the lessons she learned that she’s using to help others. Plus, find out about how to overcome breast implant illness and heal your body, as well as modern, safer alternatives to breast implants. Diane is a courageous visionary in the world of hormones and detox, empowerment, and self-love!   Freebies From Today’s Episode Get Diane Kazer’s free masterclass by going to jjvirgin.com/bii.   Main Points From Today’s Episode About six months after getting breast implants, Diane started to experience a variety of uncomfortable symptoms. Despite seeing various healthcare providers and doing different types of testing, these debilitating symptoms went on for years until Diane discovered that they were triggered by her breast implants. Breast implants are filled with a host of chemicals, toxins, polymers, adhesives, and heavy metals. Many of these are xenoestrogens, which can contribute to estrogen dominance and the uncomfortable symptoms that go along with it. In Diane’s new book, Overcoming Breast Implant Illness, she explains what to do if you think you may have breast implant illness. She also shares safe options for rebuilding your breasts after having breast implants removed.   Episode Play-By-Play [0:33] Introduction to today’s episode [1:03] Diane Kazer’s career briefing [1:36] Listener shout-out [2:33] Welcoming Diane to the show [3:14] How Diane became involved in breast implant illness [4:21] What is a bikini competition? [5:40] Symptoms that Diane started experiencing after getting breast implants [7:38] Breast implants are filled with a host of chemicals, toxins, polymers, adhesives, and heavy metals. [7:44] The impact of xenoestrogens in breast implants [8:05] Diane’s painful symptoms started to impair her adventurous lifestyle [8:56] No one could figure out what was causing Diane’s symptoms. [10:48] Why Diane decided to have her breast implants removed [11:20] How quickly did Diane start to notice an improvement in her symptoms? [11:57] How trapped bacteria in between the capsule and breast implant can be harmful [12:25] Pathology testing that Diane recommends if you’re getting breast implants removed [13:25] One study found that silicone migrated out of the breast capsule in 21% of women. [14:59] How certain SNPs can impair your ability to detox [17:50] What are the most common symptoms associated with breast implant illness? [20:38] What are some of the different chemicals in breast implants?   [22:58] If you’re concerned about breast implant illness, what is the first step? [25:58] Steps to take before getting your breast implants removed [28:23] Why it’s important to advocate for yourself [29:10] How to detox after getting your breast implants removed [30:40] How to get Diane’s free video [30:59] Information about fat transfer [32:29] Safe options for rebuilding your breasts [34:07] What Diane would have done differently [36:53] JJ’s top takeaways and next steps     Mentioned in this episode: Overcoming Breast Implant Illness by Diane Kazer Subscribe to Reignite Wellness with JJ Virgin Become part of JJ’s community JJ Virgin Official Facebook page JJ Virgin on Instagram JJ Virgin on YouTube

* How Diane got started. * First film 2 awards at Sundance.* Meeting and having John McTiernan as a mentor.* Dealing with Producers* Her online filmmaking programme

Today we’re joined by Diane Allen, a former concertmaster violinist with the Central Oregon Symphony for 15 years. Diane speaks on the topic of flow and finding your own personal “flow strategy” to reach your full potential, in music and anywhere else in your life.   In the past, “peak performance” and “performance psychology” were the exclusive realm of top-level professional performers. Now these ideas are becoming more accessible and applicable to everyday learners and musicians. Diane brings a unique perspective to to the world of performance.   In this conversation we talk about:   • How Diane rose to great success in the classical world, then put aside her violin completely - and returned to it later in an innovative way. • The specific practical steps you can take to find your own connection with a piece of music. • The three components of getting into “flow” state - only one of which is normally covered when you hear about flow.   You’ll be excited to apply Diane’s fresh ideas to your own practice and performance. Dive in to this episode and learn how to be at your best!     Subscribe For Future Episodes! Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher | RSS | YouTube   Full Show Notes and Transcript: Episode 222   Links and Resources • Diane Allen - Own Your A-Game • Diane Allen - Corporate Speaking • My Violin Recital - YouTube channel • Fingerboard Workbook by Diane Allen • Bow Arm Bootcamp • Email Diane for a special discount • Losing yourself in flow state | Diane Allen | TEDxNaperville • Get Out Of Your Head & Into Your Heart | DisruptHR Talks • Diane Allen Facebook • Diane Allen Instagram • Diane Allen’s Violin, Copper Dragon • Diane Allen Twitter • Diane Allen Linkedin       Enjoying the show? Please consider rating and reviewing it! Click here to rate and review

This podcast addresses sensitive subjects like death and loss… often graphically and with explicit language and dark humor. Please see the show notes for additional content warnings surrounding this particular episode. Listener discretion is advised. CW: Losing the love of your lifeYou’re listening to the Witty Widow, the podcast where I sit down with fellow entertainers and chat about their experiences with loss and grief. My aim is to give insight into the grieving process and inspire hope with the stories of healing through laughter.I’m Tawny Platis, I work in audio entertainment and have a background in voice acting and comedy. I lost my husband on November 8, 2019 before he was 30 years old due to numerous health problems he had been battling his entire life. We hosted the Dirty Bits together on this podcast feed when it was a show about scandalous stories throughout history. After he passed away, I knew I wanted to continue podcasting, something we loved to do together... and I also wanted to keep his memory alive and help others gain a deeper understanding of using humor to cope with grief and loss. I had really been looking forward to speaking with my friend Diane because I was familiar with her podcast, History Goes Bump. She has an irreverent and sarcastic sense of humor, so she’s always been a kindred spirit to me. The fact that she takes a skeptical and exploratory approach to spirits and ghosts also piqued my interest considering the whole “my husband is dead thing.”Like your stereotypical atheist confronted with death, I suddenly developed quite the interest in spirituality when my husband’s health really started going down hill. I even almost joined a church at one point, which is how all my friends knew I really wasn’t handling my husband’s illness well. Neither George nor I are religious but we both have a deep fascination with philosophy, consciousness, space, time, energy… ya know, all that psychedelic, hippy dippy- California -intellectual -stoner kid- shit, bro. So as opposed to finding comfort in the thought of a traditional afterlife, I find comfort in a more general and scientific study of the possibilities surrounding the concept of the continuation of consciousness. That doesn’t mean I don’t pray, or light candles, or sacrifice the occasional chicken or dance naked in the moonlight in order to communicate with my husband’s spirit because….. hey, who knows.One of the unfortunate consequences of getting sick is being unable to travel. I was a little too ambitious in trying to blaze through the grieving process. So instead of recording in person with Diane in Florida as originally planned, we chatted online. That’s why her audio is a bit distorted in some spots. Show Notes:Diane explains History Goes Bump and what her show is all about. Spiritual exploration. How she investigates. Diane tries to take a scientific approach and explains how she measures energy with an electromagnetic thingy (look this up). What are spirits? Energy? A rip in the space-time continuum? A different dimension? Diane considers herself an,“Open-minded skeptic.” How Diane got interested in ghosts - her own personal experiences, including the first shared experience with her sister. Diane “I’m one of the weird kids' ' Mom loved to go through the cemeteries, causing Diane to have a love for cemeteries. Her first time seeing a body in a casket. How believing that something about you is going to continue on, it gives you more accountability. On Twin Flames - Diane has a unique perspective on the loss that I’m experiencing. Soulmate and Twin Flame aren’t the same. I didn’t have the vocabulary to express what losing George meant. I felt like I couldn’t make people understand why it was so painful. A soulmate can be anyone- a best friend but someone you can get sick of. A Twin Flame is YOU. A Twin Flame - your spirit or soul is in two pieces....they’re the other piece. When you find your twin flame, you KNOW. You can know that in a minute. Because Diane understands Twin Flames, she could empathize when I lost George. It’s one spirit divided so that’s it. That’s it for me. You only have one twin flame and mine is gone. I’m never going to have a relationship like that ever again. There’s a scene in the finale of season 2 of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel where Midge says, “I’m going to be alone for the rest of my life.” She says it matter of factly. She says it with certainty. And she doesn’t mean she won’t date or have fun. But Midge knows that she’s not the same person she used to be. She knows that chapter is over. That scene stuck with me when I first saw it just a couple of weeks before George passed away. Just like Midge, I’m very much aware that that chapter in my life has ended. Do I want companionship and affection? Of course. I’m lonely, I don’t want to be, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Do I expect to have anything remotely resembling what I had with my Twin Flame? Not a chance. But I know that it exists. And I’m starting to reach a point where I understand that the pain will someday be tolerable enough so that I’m grateful to have had six years with my Twin Flame. I’ll reach a point where the pain will be tolerable enough so that I can smile at those memories I have instead of cry. God or the universe is a psychopath because why else would it be SO hard to find this person? Or if you did find that person, why would they be taken away so young? How when I was holding George, I felt myself absorbing him. How death changes you. I’ve taken on his traits. He was my mirror image that came into me. His spirit is in me and with me, but he’s not there to hold me. The loss of physicality is excruciating. George’s unique laugh. Everyone loves his laugh. Why I’m using humor to cope - my situation is absurd. It’s ridiculous. Absurdity is funny. The title of this podcast feed is sarcastic. George and I are incredibly irreverent people. And I don’t think his personality changed when he died. How the Big Bang Theory got Diane through her hysterectomy.Why it’s ok to laugh - you can’t just sit in a corner and weep all day long. Follow the Witty Widow on Instagram @Tawnyplatis_voicetalent Find me on Twitter @tawnysvoiceSupport Death Is Hilarious (With The Witty Widow) and get exclusive behind the scenes updates and commercial-free episodes for just $1 a month on Patreon.com/WittyWidow.Your Patreon, PayPal (paypal.me/tawnyvoice), and Venmo (@Tawny-Platis) support cover the production costs related to the show and this website. Thank you for being a producer!Chillin Hard Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Public speaking can certainly bring about nerves and uncertainty, whether you’re a new speaker or you’ve been speaking a while and want to try something new on stage or with a larger audience. In this episode, Diane Diaz and I talk about: The improv class we’re taking and what we’ve learned so far that can help you Our own personal experiences of feeling uncertain about new experiences How Diane is approaching hiking part of the Appalachian Trail next year (bears, oh my!) How I’m approaching writing my book proposal and book this year (self-doubt, for sure!) How some of our clients have approached dealing with uncertainty and fear The benefits of uncertainty - that’s where growth comes from   Interestingly, the week we recorded this episode, I had received an email newsletter from Leo Babauta of Zen Habits about uncertainty.  Here’s what he wrote: “The first mindset shift to consider is that uncertainty is not bad, or something to be avoided. It’s a natural part of doing anything meaningful. In fact, feeling uncertainty is a great sign that you’re doing something challenging and meaningful. “The second mindset shift is to see an uncertain path as a practice opportunity. It’s not something to run from, but a place to stay, so that we can grow, learn, and create.” Embrace trying new things and having new experiences, both on stage and off.   What’s something new you want to do this year? Let me know on LinkedIn!   Speaking of LinkedIn, have you purchased our LinkedIn for Speakers masterclass yet? Users are loving it! Here’s a recent review: “For months, I have moved the ‘learn to leverage LinkedIn’ task from one month to the next. Finding a class with the content, expertise and price point to fit my needs was a challenge. Finally success - I found Diane! She did a wonderful job focusing on the how's and why's of each topic. Her modules were well-organized to build upon one another and just the right length to absorb and apply the material. Because of the LinkedIn Masterclass, I am ready to leverage the platform to build my brand and grow my business. I could not be more pleased.” Get instant access to the online masterclass at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/linkedin.  About Us: The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox, joined in this episode by our top speaking coach Diane Diaz. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals create their signature talks and gain more visibility to achieve their goals. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power: on stages, in businesses, on boards, in the media, in politics, and in our communities. Check out our coaching programs at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com.  Links: Show notes at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/158 Get our LinkedIn for Speakers online masterclass at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/linkedin.  Connect on LinkedIn: Carol Cox = https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolcox Diane Diaz = https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianediaz Book Writing Resources Mentioned: The Busy Woman’s Guide to Writing a World-Changing Book by Cynthia Morris Book Proposal Academy with Joelle Hahn Related Podcast Episodes: Episode 71: Using Humor in Your Talks Will Get You More Speaking Gigs with Kathy Klotz-Guest Episode 127: Developing Confidence in Public Speaking [Confidence Series] Episode 129: From Fear of Speaking to Keynote Speaker in 2 Years with Dr. Charmaine Gregory [Confidence Series] Episode 131: Pitching and Negotiating for Bigger Speaking Opportunities with Maureen Taylor [Confidence Series]

So many business owners just aren't making the profits they should! The failure rate is shocking, but what's even worse are the people who are working their lives away and earning so much less than what they should. On today's episode, you'll learn which jobs are making money, which jobs are losing money, and what to do about it. What you'll hear in this episode: How we can make more money: either sell more jobs or sell them for more money Why good job costing is essential for your business Diane's elevator pitch: how she helps small and mid-size construction companies customize their internal accounting systems and run their companies more profitably Why most contractors think of numbers negatively How job costing allows you to see which jobs are winners, which are losers, and which are in the middle How job costing helps narrow your focus on profitable jobs How a “post mortem” helps you evaluate the estimate vs. the actual for each job How Diane got into work with construction companies and job costing The biggest problem when you don't do job costing: You are working “in the dark” You don't know where you stand financially You may sell at lower prices (and sink the ship!) How job costing is part of the system to give you historical information and help make projections about the future How to track details on phases of different jobs The pros and cons of Quickbooks online Why you don't have to be an accountant to use job costing Who can do your job costing for you The three phases of a good accounting system: good structure, training, and proofing/balancing Diane explains “the speed--accuracy--control continuum” Why any company doing project-oriented work should be doing job costing How job costing provides a feedback loop Resources: Get Diane's free book: A Tale of Four Companies Check out Diane's website for free resources, blog articles, videos, and support tools Find Diane's blog article, The Many Faces of Construction Job Costing at Accounting for the Numberphobic by Dawn Fotopulos The Roofer Show Episode #48 The Roofer Show Episode #77 Need Help Answering the Phone? Use Ruby Receptionists!  Click here and use the code Roofer50 for a special discount! Or Call Ruby at (844) 326-7829  

Today on the Stitchery Stories podcast, Diane Gaffney shares her fascinating story of developing a well-established business based around her love of travel. Diane and her husband Jim, are the founders of Textile Traders. They have been buying and selling hand made textiles from south east Asia since 1984. Susan Weeks chats with Diane about: Organising World Textile Days The logistics of organising long duration buying trips How Diane and Jim created this business Their first forays into flea markets and festivals Being commissioned to collect Batik from all over Java A deep interest in batik How to manage buying 'stuff' in different languages Making long term friendships with inspiring village women in Java and Thailand The adventure of taking an adult 'gap year' Overland travel challenges... and toilets! Remembering the stories and people around purchases Managing a business with extended buying trips The benefits of having help in our businesses For this episode... View Show Notes, Links & Photos of Diane's travels and textiles at http://www.stitcherystories.com/DianeGaffney Visit: https://www.textiletraders.co.uk/ Visit: http://worldtextileday.co.uk/ Read: https://asiatextilejourney.wordpress.com/ Like: https://www.facebook.com/Textile-Traders-1131127837033379/

In this episode Chris and Diane talk about how to tell a good story, and how to use prompts to build a storehouse of memories you can share any time, any place.  Show Notes & Links: -Chris talks about her temporary "big rig" job. -Are you a landmark person or a directions (north-south-east-west) person? -How Diane uses her Mickey Mouse purse to connect with people. -Chris and Diane demonstrate the different between just answering a question and telling a story that answers a question. -Storytelling tips: Be careful or preaching and teaching. There's a time and a place.  Be careful of too much information, personal opinions, and too many details. Tell just the "logical" details that move the story forward. No rabbit trails. Never sound judgmental or make fun of other people. Humor can disarm an anxious situation. -How to use mementos to prompt stories. Links: Answer the question of the week: Who do you know that's a good story teller? What is it about the way they share that makes you want to listen? Join the conversation on our Facebook page or website: Podcast website:https://womenfinishingwell.com/podcast/ Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/womenfinishingwell/ Help Us Spread the Word: -If you know somebody who might like our podcast, here's a link you can share in an email or on your Facebook page: https://womenfinishingwell.com/episode16 - Would you help others find us by leaving a review of the podcast on iTunes or on your podcast app? We'd appreciate your help!

Welcome to Life After Losing Mom With Kat Bonner. In this episode, we’re joined by, Diane Langness. On this episode, Diane shares how joining the military gave her confidence and how you can have more confidence in your life. What To Listen For Diane story of piecing together the facts about how her mother died in an accident. How Diane and her sister were left to basically raise themselves. The impact that seeing a woman in uniform had on Diane’s life. How getting involved with other women who have lost their mom enabled Diane to realize she’s not alone. How losing her mother at a young age played into Diane’s self-esteem growing up. The idea that being kind to yourself is key to managing your grief. Strategies for increasing your confidence. How Diane remembers that her mom is always with her in spirit. Resources From This Episode: Diane On Facebook Follow Kat: Visit The Website Subscribe to the Podcast Join The Life After Losing Mom Facebook Community Like On Facebook Follow On Instagram

If you’re feeling overwhelmed or anxious, a power RESET may be in order. What steps can you take to get rid of what’s not serving you, design an environment that supports you, and ultimately, reclaim your power? Diane Halfman is the founder of Spa Life, a venture designed to help high-achieving women entrepreneurs and corporate leaders move from a life of emergency to emergence. Her work as a speaker, mentor and organizational expert supports clients in eliminating overwhelm, and Diane is passionate about helping people create the ultimate personal spaces—physically, emotionally and spiritually. She also serves as the host of the Live Your Spa Life Podcast. Today, Diane joins Sylvia to share her journey from undercover cop to entrepreneur, explaining how she reframes detours as a ‘dare to do something different.’ She makes the distinction between knowledge built over time and knowing in the moment and inspires us to unlock overwhelm with decisiveness. Diane also weighs in on why environment trumps willpower, describing how to create an inspiring environment in the home and an empowering corporate culture at work. Listen in to understand why we need support to see the big picture and learn Diane’s five moves to RESET your power! Topics Covered Diane’s journey from undercover cop to entrepreneur How Diane reframes detours as a dare to dazzle How the act of making a decision unlocks overwhelm Knowledge over time vs. knowing in the moment Diane’s insight on how environment trumps willpower Creating an environment that inspires and empowers Facilitating real change through corporate culture Diane’s 5 moves to RESET your power Remove Evaluate System Experience Track & Maintain The value of asking for support to see the big picture Connect with Diane Diane’s Website Diane on Facebook Diane on LinkedIn Live Your Spa Life Podcast Connect with Sylvia Becker-Hill Women’s Empowerment School WES on Facebook Women Rising Facebook Group WES Podcast Show Notes Sylvia on Instagram Sylvia on LinkedIn Subscribe to WES on iTunes Subscribe to WES on Google Play Subscribe to WES on Stitcher Resources RESET Your Power Free Gift Clutter to Calm Academy Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones by James Clear Join Sylvia’s new FB group here: facebook.com/WomenRisingGlobalHub

Consistency requires evolving based on the seasons, real-life interruptions or emerging dreams we have for ourselves. In today’s episode, 2 times NY Times Best Selling author Diane SanFilippo will share with us how evolving is her key to showing up consistently to achieving her health and life goals. We’ll discuss: 1. How Diane’s nutrition and how she supports her community have changed, 2. how she deals with setbacks and disappointments so she keeps showing up and 3. the self-awareness surprises that have influenced Diane’s remarkable success To join our new Insatiable community, visit https://alishapiro.com/IC2019

Diane Gardner is a tax superhero. Since rebranding her business during the Great Recession, she’s saved her clients over $3,070,374 in taxes by helping them strategically plan their way to lower tax liability. She’s also the author of seven books, including 10 Most Expensive Tax Mistakes That Cost You Thousands, Stop Overpaying Your Taxes, and Stand Apart. She teaches people how to save money, avoid audits, and create the best businesses they possibly can, and speaks on proactive tax planning, utilizing proper business entity types, and changes in tax law. Today, Diane joins the podcast to share the story of how she made her own practice stand apart. We then dig deep into higher level tax procedures and investments that can save you thousands, if not tens of thousands of dollars, down the road. If you own a business and have questions about your own tax planning, it’s a must-listen. In this podcast interview, you’ll learn: How Diane reinvented her business at the height of the recession, found her voice, and began serving a hugely successful clientele as her previous base started going out of business left and right. What a successful business owner should be looking for in a CPA - and why so many entrepreneurs fail to minimize their taxes when they do their tax planning once a year during tax season. Why so many accountants fail to go above and beyond in their offerings and services - and why it’s so important to be bringing new concepts and ideas into your industry. How to avoid major red flags and potential audit triggers as an entrepreneur or small business owner. The common fears that stop people from making completely legal moves to improve their tax bills - and how to transform your mindset to accelerate your business. How to minimize your taxes if you receive a combination of W-2 and 1099 income from a variety of sources. Get a copy of Diane's 2018-2019 Tax Planning Guide by clicking here

In this episode Chris and Diane show you how to identify your communities of influence. These are the people God has put in you life to inspire. Where has God planted you? Links & Show Notes:  "For too many of us, our emotions are the engine pulling the train, but emotions should always be the caboose." Show Notes & Links What you'll learn in this show: -How to identify your communities of influence--who are they? -Why it's important to recognize these people as recipients of our legacy. -How to identify the people in your circle of influence? -Your communities of influence are people you see at places like the grocery store, in the gym, at the coffee shop, or even at church. -Tips how to remember names and how to extend last minute hospitality to people you don't know well.  -How Diane turns a one-dollar Diet Coke at McDonald's into an opportunity to connect.  Link to Dale Carnegie Training Center post on how to remember names.  Scriptures: 1 Peter 3:15 Connect and Share Your Thoughts: Tell us what you think in the comments section below Click here to Join the conversation on our Facebook page. Help us spread the word: Here is the link to this podcast to share with friends: https://womenfinishingwell.com/episode4/

Most contractors are leaving money on the table because they are not using their true labor burden before mark up. They mistakenly think they are making money on their jobs but have nothing left over at the end of the month. In today's interview with financial expert Diane Gilson, we'll use her free tool to determine all the hidden costs that you need to include in your true labor cost to make your expected profit. What you'll hear in this episode: The biggest problem for contractors today is not charging enough for your work Why not loading up your job cost burden and miscalculating the burden rate will kill your profits How to combat the problem with Diane's formula to guard against underbilling The shocking numbers for how much each employee is actually costing you Diane's elevator pitch Why your CPA will not help with the internal numbers in your business What labor burden is: the extra costs that accompany each employee The benefits of tracking these costs for individual employees The traps of lost and wasted time, and why it must be measured How Diane helps with ideal ways to set up your files The basic financial information you need on a spreadsheet How we determine allocated costs How Diane's program works when you just plug in the numbers Why you need to compute this burden rate for each employee, or at least for each type of position How to deal with overtime How Quickbooks can work with Diane's tool Resources: Build Your Numbers   Under-Billing Calculation for Employee Labor: Free Calculator eCPA – employee Cost & Pricing Analyzer Call Ruby Use promo code “Roofer 50” for $50 off your first month's service! Need Help Answering the Phone? Use Ruby Receptionists!  Click here and use the code Roofer50 for a special discount! Or Call Ruby at (844) 326-7829

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com. Today's topic is my interview with Diane Kimbrough. Listen to this podcast episode for tips to improve your live performances, your confidence on stage and your audience impact. You'll also learn how Diane's performance coaching and my vocal coaching work together in a synergy that supports instead of confuses our artist clients. This podcast is now playing at iTunes , Google Play,  TuneIn Radio, . Subscribe and don't miss an episode... and please leave a review where you like to listen! REVIEWS ARE MUCH NEEDED and APPRECIATED! If you’d like help with live performance, contact Diane at her website http://dianekimbrough.com/. For help with any vocal matter, try Power, Path and Performance vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses. Subjects covered in this episode include: Diane's background & experience Explanation of what live performance coaching is. How Diane uses her dance and acting experience in her coaching. Defining stage presence. How Diane and I work synergistically to increase stage and vocal abilities. The value of getting live performance coaching before recording final studio vocals. How both of us work on focusing message delivery. Diane's coaching strategy of videotaping performance and playing it back without sound. A vital understanding Diane wants artists to get out of her coaching sessions: The song itself - the structure of the music and the lyrics - should largely dictate stage movement. How that goes with my vocal training. How to figure out who your voice needs to represent in any song. Diane and I discuss and solve our disparate ways of approaching and coaching authenticity. We discuss what is and is not 'real', how to use acting techniques to make the moment real for the audience even when it's not real for you. Why you don't need to freak out at the thought of acting. Case study about an artist we both successfully worked with who had a serious eating disorder and issues with 'feeling' emotion. How critical voices and situations like bad-fitting heels affect confidence on stage. Knowledge brings power. Case study about another of our artists who we helped go from serious insecurity to up & coming artist catching serious career fire. Diane says it's best to have some stage experience before booking coaching sessions. Ways Diane asks clients to practice what they learn from her. Written homework is assigned, along with continual videotaping and silent viewing to review how audiences see you. The importance of separating singing and stage movement practice. Why you should put your guitar down and try singing without it. How that same strategy - separate practice - is a wise way to practice vocal technique. Diane and I bat around the concept of singing to the one heart. We use different words for the same thing... Diane calls it having a conversation on a melodic line. PLEASE NOTE: There was so much we shared I decided to split the interview. This is Part 1. Listen to Part 2, on the episode following this one. About Diane Kimbrough: As an actress, dancer, and choreographer, Diane’s career has taken her to Europe, South America, the Caribbean, and the Middle East where she has directed and choreographed live shows for companies including IBM, Kawasaki, NCR, Chevrolet, Texaco, and Suzuki. She herself has appeared on stage & television with an array of stars from Garth Brooks to the L.A. Dodgers.Her work has appeared on every major television network. She has staged a wide array of events from ABC’s “Monday Night Football” promo to “The All-American Thanksgiving Day Parade” for CBS. Diane is a veteran of eight seasons of the CMAs (Country Music Association Awards), staging such knockout numbers as Alan Jackson’s “Chattahoochie”, Brad Paisley’s “Online” and Shania Twain’s “I’m Outta Here” and “Any Man of Mine”.Managers and record labels, including Arista, Atlantic, Capitol, Columbia, Epic, Mercury, RCA and Sony as well as a host of indie labels, have hired Diane to coach their emerging artists as well as top-selling stars. Her clients include solo artists, vocal groups and bands of any genre. Diane’s philosophy… “Create an experience and you’ve created a fan.”Contact her at http://dianekimbrough.com

So many business owners just aren't making the profits they should! The failure rate is shocking, but what's even worse are the people who are working their lives away and earning so much less than what they should. On today's episode, you'll learn which jobs are making money, which jobs are losing money, and what to do about it. What you'll hear in this episode: How we can make more money: either sell more jobs or sell them for more money Why good job costing is essential for your business Diane's elevator pitch: how she helps small and mid-size construction companies customize their internal accounting systems and run their companies more profitably Why most contractors think of numbers negatively How job costing allows you to see which jobs are winners, which are losers, and which are in the middle How job costing helps narrow your focus on profitable jobs How a “post mortem” helps you evaluate the estimate vs. the actual for each job How Diane got into work with construction companies and job costing The biggest problem when you don't do job costing: You are working “in the dark” You don't know where you stand financially You may sell at lower prices (and sink the ship!) How job costing is part of the system to give you historical information and help make projections about the future How to track details on phases of different jobs The pros and cons of Quickbooks online Why you don't have to be an accountant to use job costing Who can do your job costing for you The three phases of a good accounting system: good structure, training, and proofing/balancing Diane explains “the speed--accuracy--control continuum” Why any company doing project-oriented work should be doing job costing How job costing provides a feedback loop   Resources: Get Diane's free book: A Tale of Four Companies Check out Diane's website for free resources, blog articles, videos, and support tools Find Diane's blog article, The Many Faces of Construction Job Costing at Accounting for the Numberphobic by Dawn Fotopulos The Roofer Show Episode #48 The Roofer Show Episode #77 Need Help Answering the Phone? Use Ruby Receptionists!  Click here and use the code Roofer50 for a special discount! Or Call Ruby at (844) 326-7829

We hear the term “personal brand” a lot, but do we know exactly what it means and how to use our personal brand to get more speaking opportunities? Imagine getting requests from organizers to speak at their conferences and events without you having to pitch them and, even better, getting paid speaking engagements. That’s what having a powerful personal brand can do for you. My guest in this episode, Diane Diaz, has experienced exactly that that as she’s built her personal brand both online and offline. We talk about: What a personal brand is Ways to figure out what your personal brand is (i.e. how do others see you) How Diane has positioned herself as an expert and as a speaker over the past two years and the results she’s seen Specific strategies you can use to create a powerful personal brand (we even come up with an alliteration of 3 S’s!) Doing webinars for other people’s online communities   Be sure to also check out the Facebook Live video replay that Diane and I recently did on Leveraging LinkedIn for Speakers. Plus, I have an exciting announcement that you’ll hear in this episode! About My Guest: Diane Diaz is the founder of The Brand Teacher and a self-described brand geek. She uses her two decades of combined branding, marketing, and teaching experience to teach professionals and entrepreneurs how to define and build personal brands that will attract their dream jobs or clients so they can build careers or businesses they love. Diane also teaches branding classes at Full Sail University. Diane has spoken on the topic of personal branding to organizations including NAWBO Orlando, International Coaching Federation, FemCity Orlando, Florida Trucking Association, Public Allies, Winter Park Chamber of Commerce, Women in Automotive, Indian American Chamber of Commerce, and Commercial Real Estate Women Orlando. She’s also been interviewed on numerous podcasts on the topic of personal branding.   About Us: The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals create their signature talks and gain more visibility to achieve their goals. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power: on stages, in businesses, on boards, in the media, in politics, and in our communities. Check out our coaching programs and workshops at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com. Links: Show notes at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/106 Check out Diane’s website at http://www.thebrandteacher.com. Watch the Facebook Live video replay on “Leveraging LinkedIn for Speakers.” Join the free Speaking Your Brand community at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join/ or text the word SPEAKING to 444-999. Sign up for a Strategy Session at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/strategy. Ready to create your signature talk and framework? Email me at carol@speakingyourbrand.com or click here to schedule a call. Say hi to me on Instagram and Twitter: @CarolMorganCox. Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts and leave a review!   Related Podcast Episodes: Episode 2: Taking Your Speaking to the Next Level with Diane Diaz [Coaching] Episode 61: A Game Changer for Your Business and Presentations: Developing Your Own Framework Episode 68: Getting Paid to Speak and Negotiating Speaker Fees Episode 72: How to Speak Strategically for Better Business Results Episode 83: Collaborating to Expand Your Reach with Baily Hancock

When an individual seeks out financial advice, they want to know that their planner has more than just the expertise needed to help them with the numbers. They also want to know that they can be fully understood without being judged and that their advisor walks the talk and knows what it’s like to track and manage cash flow. Today’s guest understands that desire and believes in practicing what she preaches to her clients. Diane Dekanic is a professional fee-only financial planner who’s been in the business for twenty-five years. Diane is the president of Financial Health Management Inc. and has extensive experience dealing with clients in a range of financial circumstances, including expatriates and clients who have been downsized or are retiring. She’s also provided more than 8,000 workshops to date. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: What Diane’s financial planning process looks like for her clients ‒ and why it may not include a follow-up (5:40) The importance of helping clients solve their cash flow problems (12:50) The unconventional advice Diane gives her clients (20:20) How Diane sets her flat fees (34:20) The key to running a successful fee-for-service practice (37:50) How Diane walks her talk when it comes to cash flow management (40:40) Myths and misunderstandings about financial planning (44:00) Diane’s advice for managing the variable income of an independent financial planning business (47:50) Links and Resources: Financial Health Management Email Diane at: ddekanic@fhminc.ab.ca Quotes from Diane: “The client is using a very different part of their brain than I’m using, and I have to understand what that part of their brain requires to have a satisfying life.” “My philosophy and my experience say if we can keep the tax man off the dinner table, then we need a lot less money to retire on.” “When you’re fee-for-service, you only have so many hours in a day that you can bill, and so you really have to work at innovative ways to keep your costs down.” Over the last twenty-five years, Diane has worked with a wide range of clients ‒ corporations and private clients, executives, expatriates, soon-to-be-retirees, people who have just been laid off, and everyone in between. This episode is full of her advice for running your own practice, and below we’re sharing three highlights from the show: The importance of helping clients solv

Hypnotic Copywriting for Amazon Part 3 This is part three of a three-part series with Diane Boerstler. On this episode, she talks more about writing hypnotic copies and how she differentiates me-too products. Here are more golden nuggets from today’s episode: How Diane started with NLP. The most common mistakes most people do in their sales copy. What is a hypnotic anchor and how can it generate more sales for your business. So join us on another episode with Diane and learn amazing copywriting techniques. 02:46 (What is the hypno copy idea? Diane answers this important question.) 06:48 (Diane offers 10x guarantee and 365 days of unlimited edits to her customers.) 12:58 (Diane answer the question - is there a standard mistake that most people do in their sales copy?) 16:45 (Diane shares her words of wisdom to Awesomers.) Welcome to the Awesomers.com podcast. If you love to learn and if you're motivated to expand your mind and heck if you desire to break through those traditional paradigms and find your own version of success, you are in the right place. Awesomers around the world are on a journey to improve their lives and the lives of those around them. We believe in paying it forward and we fundamentally try to live up to the great Zig Ziglar quote where he said, "You can have everything in your life you want if you help enough other people get what they want." It doesn't matter where you came from. It only matters where you're going. My name is Steve Simonson and I hope that you will join me on this Awesomer journey. SPONSOR ADVERTISEMENT If you're launching a new product manufactured in China, you will need professional high-resolution Amazon ready photographs. Because Symo Global has a team of professionals in China, you will oftentimes receive your listing photographs before your product even leaves the country. This streamlined process will save you the time money and energy needed to concentrate on marketing and other creative content strategies before your item is in stock and ready for sale. Visit SymoGlobal.com to learn more. Because a picture should be worth one thousand keywords. You're listening to the Awesomers podcast. Steve: You are listening to podcast episode number 81 on the Awesomers podcast series. All you have to do is hop on over to Awesomers.com/81 and you can find all of the little details and show notes and even a transcript of today's episode and give you a quick way to search through some of the amazing things that are shared by our special guests and of course today our special guest is Diane Boerstler. This is part three of our three-part series with Diane and it's really a great time to you know catch some really gold nuggets and I have to tell you at the end she really drops a key, very important gold nugget about branding and about strategy that you will not want to miss. It is one of our very clear deliverables. There's so many things that we talked about in these episodes and often the clues are may be more nuanced or subtle but I'm hoping that the patterns really are something that you start to pick up on and that you'll see over and over as we talk about these things. How they apply to you. But today Diane just drops it right on out for you and you're going to be able to see that in today's episode. You're not going to want to miss it. I have to tell you that I am thrilled that you're here. I'm so glad you've joined us. I am glad that you subscribed. I'm glad that you shared this and I'm glad you left us a five-star review and if that hasn't happened, if any of those things hasn't happened, I'm projecting my will upon you. See if this hypnotic copywriting strategies are working for me after three episodes. I should be learning something. Get over and leave a review. Thanks guys. Let's get into today's episode right now. 02:46 (What is the hypno copy idea? Diane answers this important question.)

Diane Dahli's Retirement Journey Diane Dahli is a retired teacher of 15 years. She is all about enjoying her retirement and living her passion, which is currently her blog. It took a Diane awhile to realize her passion and purpose post-retirement. After attempting to jump back into the classroom and sitting still for quite some time, she decided to pursue writing in the form of a blog. She has loved it ever since and would like to continue doing it as long as she can. Her Retirement Journey Diane also loves to read. She has read books like The Writer’s Way and The Purpose of Life. She also joined a self-awareness group in the midst of trying to discover her purpose. Diane wasn’t looking for busyness in her retirement, she was looking for purpose, something meaningful. She found herself wondering if she retired too early if there was something else she needed to do in teaching. After applying for a job in a classroom, she got a job in a resource room. It was a very intense position. At the end of six months, she clearly knew she didn’t want to go back to teaching. Diane spent time gardening, volunteer and spending time with her grandson. She also took a year-long course in herbalism and grew herbs, something she still does. While she loved these things, they still didn’t capture her full, long-term attention. She was immersed in life but also had this idea that there must be something more that she wasn’t getting to. How she found her purpose in Retirement She eventually decided to revisit something she had always wanted to do, to write. At first, she didn’t know what to write about. Eventually, she decided to write about her generation after researching and discovering blogs, such as Time Goes By, about The Silent Generation. Her daughter was tech savvy and helped her design her blog website. She has now been blogging for three years. Diane gets up every morning at 5 a.m. to write for about two hours before her husband gets up. She finds all that is involved in blogging, including the social media, very fulfilling. Retirement advice from Diane: Get some professional help. If that doesn’t work, just start daydreaming. In this episode: * Retirement advice from retirees * How Diane found her passion and purpose in retirement * Diane's Retirement Journey * Settling into doing nothing * The traditional retirement route * Diane’s decision to try a second shot at the classroom * Ways Diane spent her time in retirement * How Diane got started blogging Contact A Professional: * Marianne Oehser * Lori Cassidy-Haughland * Janelle Anderson * Mira Simon * Jim Palmer Connect with Diane: www.stilltheluckyfew.com Image already added

This week on Balanced Living for Busy Professionals, Diane welcomes back Kim Campbell o continue their discussion about plant-based nutrition. In this episode Diane and Kim discuss how to get started with plant-based nutrition and the importance of eating whole foods. Kim also offers tips on how to incorporate plant-based food when eating out, utilizing frozen vegetables and planning ahead. Kim Campbell is the author of Plant Pure Nation Cookbook. She transitioned to a plant-based lifestyle in the mid 90's and has been following this way of eating for over 25 years. What you will learn in this episode: Kim's journey to eating a plant-based nutrition How Diane started living a plant-based lifestyle due to a health crisis What plant-based means How Kim has helped her parents transition to a plant-based way of eating Kim's tips for busy professionals with no time, on how to incorporate plant-based meals into their life How plant-based eating can be inexpensive The advantages of batch cooking and planning ahead How to be plant-based when your partner or family isn’t interested The Healing America program that Kim is involved in Quotes: "Our philosophy at Plant Pure is that you're eating as close to 100% plant based and whole food plant based." "The whole food is often the hardest because we live in a very processed food world." "People don't really know what they're eating anymore." "Start where you are. What are you eating now that you can make a little healthy or that you can switch-out with more of a plant based substitute." "Being sick is not convenient." Contact Kim: Plant Pure Nation Plant Pure Nation Film Healing America Contact Diane: Feedback@dianerandallconsults.com Ask your questions or share your feedback: Write your comments in the show notes section Website: http://www.DianeRandallConsults.com Get Diane’s new book, “Jumpstart Your Life:  Find Your Motivation and Change Your Life One Step at a Time “available online at Amazon US, Amazon UK, Amazon Canada, Barnes & Noble, Indie Bound and other online retailers. Join my private Jumpstart Your Life Community on Facebook.  Get resources, tips and ideas as you integrate the Jumpstart Your Life process.

How Diane's (aka "DeathBed") passion for fine food, talented chefs and culinary treats drove her to start a wildly successful blog. Join us to hear the ups and downs from the author of DeathbedFood.com.

Meet Diane Berberian. Legally blind. Stage 4 tongue, throat & neck cancer survivor. Adaptive athlete competing in endurance events. And oh, by the way, she's 60. Diane is one of the most positive people you'll ever meet. I thought I was positive. Diane blows me away. At the beginning of the interview I ask her, "Did you ever think you'd be called on to share your life to inspire others?" to which she replied something like, "Truth? Yes! My mom always told me I was special so I believed it!" Diane is one of those extraordinary people who you think you are helping when you guide her in a race, or support her during cancer treatments, only to realize after it's over, that she helped you so much more than you ever realized possible. That is a sign of someone who transcends humanity. She emits love, acceptance, and just plain possibility. As her tattoo says, "She believed she could, so she did." That is Diane Berberian in a nutshell. Today we talk about: How Diane became the positive person she is: Nature, Nurture or a little of both? Cancer: When you know something is wrong with your body, but you can't make headway with your doctor. Diane's advice: Get 2nd opinions right away. Don't wait. Going blind: Macular degeneration a slow progression to vision impairment Competing as a parathlete: 1st race on a tandem bike was Ironman Texas! "I've had the power all along" Diane 6.0: What does it mean to be a 60 year-old-woman today "Lead by example" mentoring style Do you want to be as badass as Diane someday? I know I do! Here is my take: #1) Be positive. This is a decision. Your attitude is within your control. You can choose to be positive. Diane is a positive person. Like she said, she has bad days, but she sees the world in an open way, full of possibility. #2) Go after the things you want. As she says, you gotta want it. If you want it, make it happen. #3) Her final nugget: Your crown has been bought and paid for. You just have to wear it. If you want to connect with Diane, shoot her a note on Facebook - she would love to hear from you!

Diane Arias, wife and mom of three, strides through the highs and lows of her summertime KonMari tidying event, and shares the life-changing impact it had on her family. Our guest, Diane Arias is a true KonMari mom and one of Kristyn's former clients. After a decade of raising her three girls (one age 14 and two twin thirteen-year-olds), Diane found that her belongings, along with her home, looked run down and unloved...and so her KonMari Summer began. She tidied for up to 2-3 hours at a time across her 3,000 square foot home. The results? A space filled with love and joy that will take her family of five into the next phase of their life. In this episode, we will show you it is possible for busy moms to get tidy too! Follow Diane through every phase of the KonMari process, as she applies the method in the presence of her growing family. Look forward to tips on how to plan, pace, and reward yourself during your tidying event to avoid hitting a wall. You can follow the final stages of Diane’s tidying journey by connecting with her on Instagram (@dianearias2017). Spark Joy wants to hear from you! Tell us your burning tidying questions or share stories about how KonMari has impacted your life. Find us at www.sparkjoypodcast.com, email us at contact@sparkjoypodcast.com to leave a question or comment for a chance to be featured on next week’s show. Join us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter via @sparkjoypodcast. In this episode, you’ll enjoy: - The article that inspired Diane to pick her tidying back up after reading the The Life-changing Magic of Tidying Up after working through clothing three years ago How Diane course corrected her original plan after confronting the sheer number of things in her home How Diane's vision reflected the part of her that she wanted to reconnect with to be the best model for her daughters How Diane leaned on her experience training for marathons to push through moments of overwhelm to get to a point where her surroundings were supporting her How an intentional reward system helped trigger Diane back into gear during moments when she needed extra motivation to finish Komono (miscellaneous items) The "warning" Diane thinks should come with Marie Kondo's books How each member of Diane's family reacted to her decluttering and how they supported her in their own way Diane's advice to busy moms that are ready to dive in How tidying has helped Diane be more in tune with her husband's values and motivations How Diane's children taught her the KonMari signature fold after watching YouTube videos! How Diane's family adjusted to the big changes taking place in the shared spaces and pushed through a few uncomfortable moments What sparks joy for Diane: "Having headspace...and a true, full presence for my daughters." Gems: "This is definitely something I want to do. I just need to have the timing show up for it." "I had no idea how much stuff I actually owned." "My own joy for my own life is what was missing." "I truly feel my home is a reflection of me." "A home that is full, and vibrant and joyful and truly supporting me and my family." "I would not be able to put into words what I was wanting for my children...but I've found it through this method." "You truly have to detangle yourself from someone else's belongings." "I've plugged myself into every single person's belongings in the house, meanwhile, not really taking care of my own." "These t-shirts look like someone cares." "I can be the kind of mom I wanted to be." You can find Karin Socci at The Serene Home You can find Kristyn Ivey at For the Love of Tidy Special Guest: Diane Arias.

Diane Diaz is the founder of The Brand Teacher and a self-described brand geek. She worked in the corporate world for 15 years doing marketing and branding and now teaches branding classes at the same university where I teach, which is how I met Diane 8 years ago. Diane has been doing speaking engagements during the past year at local networking groups and is now ready to take her speaking to the next level. In this episode, Diane and I strategize about how she - and you - can do that. We talk about: How branding is different from marketing How Diane helps people understand what their brand says about them The speaking engagements Diane did in her first year in business Applying lean startup methodology to speaking The results she got and the lessons she learned What Diane is looking to do with speaking in her second year in business Finding speaking engagements that fit with her target clients Ideas for revenue streams from speaking Links: You can connect with Diane on her website at http://www.thebrandteacher.com/. Be sure to download her free personal brand workbook. Diane’s upcoming workshop = http://www.thebrandteacher.com/events Twitter = https://twitter.com/thedianediaz Facebook = https://www.facebook.com/thebrandteacher/ LinkedIn = https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianediaz Join the free Speaking Your Brand community at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join/. Sign up for a strategy session at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/strategy-session/. Say hi to me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/carolmorgancox/. Subscribe to the podcast, so you don’t miss out on future episodes!

Summary:  In this episode I talk to a listener of the show Diane Nichols.  Diane tells how after suffering with anxiety for over 35 years, she has now turned her life around.  Get my End Anxiety Tool Kit here: http://timjpcollins.com/free Please click here to leave a review: http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1031117023 In this particular episode you will learn: - How Diane suffered with anxiety for over 35 years - How she took medication and continued to take more and more over time - How Diane finally hit bottom and decided to change her life around - What Diane did step by step, day by day to recover - How she now has a daily routine that supports her - What she does to feel good on a daily basis

Topics:1. Introducing Dan Antonelli [2:40]2. Hiring his first employee [10:34]3. The spirit of a good entrepreneur [22.24]4. How Diane started working for Dan [32:14]5. What Dan learned from Diane [44:37]

Diane Kazer is a Breast Implant Illness Warrior. She is the creator of CHI Hormone Warrior Transformation which offers women three pinnacles to wellness: "CLEANSE your body, HEAL your hormones, IGNITE your life", and she is one of Orange County’s top nutritionists and integrative health professionals.In This Episode, You Will Learn:Why Diane got breast implants and the symptoms she started experiencing.Why she chose not to remove them until she learned the lesson they were wanting to teach her.How Diane helps women who want to recover from breast implant illness.Connect with Diane:Discover How To Reverse Breast Implant IllnessThe Warrior Cleanse: Unf*ck Your Hormones33 Reasons NOT to Get Breast Implants Your Doctor Didn’t Warn You AboutDianeKazer.comFacebook GroupFacebookInstagramTwitterYouTubePinterestLinkedInDon’t Miss A Single Episode:Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.Leave a quick review on any of the podcast apps to tell people what you think about the show.Take a screenshot of the podcast and post it on Instagram or Instagram Stories. Tag us @insporising. We’ll repost and give you a shoutout!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/inspiration-rising/donations