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Esther Perel is a psychotherapist and New York Times bestselling author who is an expert on modern relationships. In this episode, Esther describes how being a child of parents who narrowly survived the Holocaust shaped and influenced her perspectives and ultimately led to her to a career in therapy. She discusses how the generational differences in parenting, among other things, led to the rise of individualism with a focus on happiness and self-esteem to the detriment of our relationships and sense of community. Ultimately, the conversation focuses on the value of our relationships with others for one's sense of wellbeing, ability to deal with past trauma, resilience, and even our lifespan. She uses real world case studies to emphasize the therapeutic value of creating healthy relationships with others and oneself, explaining how our relationships with others can be a mirror into our own maladaptive behaviors. Esther explains how our self-narratives, which are often shaped by past trauma, may negatively impact our relationships with others and our emotional health, and emphasizes the value in trying to change them when warranted.   We discuss: Esther's background, adventures in hitchhiking, and how she ended up in the US [2:30]; The lasting effects of the Holocaust on Esther's parents [8:45]; Grappling with a dark past and feeling alive again after trauma [16:45]; How Esther came to understand her parents in a new light [23:15]; Why Esther chose therapy as her career [30:00]; Using the concept of sexuality to understand society, culture, and people [40:00]; The significance of sexual revolutions, and the similarities of medical advancements and advancements in psychotherapy [50:15]; The impact of the rise of individualism and the focus on happiness and self-esteem [56:00]; Generational differences in parenting and changing role of fathers [1:09:15]; How our narratives affect our sense of wellbeing and relationships with others, and the challenge of changing them [1:17:15]; Generational effects of past trauma, and how relationship to others can be a mirror into your maladaptive behavior [1:30:30]; The role of willpower in one's ability change their behavior and improve their relationships [1:40:00]; How your relationships impact longevity and the importance of being capable of sitting in uncomfortable emotions [1:43:45]; Esther's definition of resilience and the dangers of believing everything you think or feel [1:50:00]; Questions about the human condition that Esther wants to explore [1:57:30]; and More. Learn more: https://peterattiamd.com/ Show notes page for this episode: https://peterattiamd.com/EstherPerel  Subscribe to receive exclusive subscriber-only content: https://peterattiamd.com/subscribe/ Sign up to receive Peter's email newsletter: https://peterattiamd.com/newsletter/ Connect with Peter on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram.

00:00:23 How Esther got started working on the intersection between mind and body and healthy living?00:13:32 What impact Ether’s research has on the ability to improve living conditions with autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. Are we getting to few germs and viruses so that our immune system turns on ourselves?00:21:11 How stress and our environment impacts our body and mind and how we can model it. 00:28:01 How do we identify environments that makes us calm? Why is a view of nature seen as a ‘paradise’ universally?00:37:13 How chronic stress impacts us? Why do right amount of stress response is so important to function?00:40:00 What is the differential between an average performance and a properly stressed (healthy stressed) individual? 00:54:33 How does chronic stress impact life expectancy and ‘chromosomal aging’?and much more! You may watch this episode on Youtube – #90 Esther Sternberg (The science of the body and mind connection). Esther Sternberg, MD, is internationally recognized for her discoveries in brain-immune interactions and the effects of the brain’s stress response on health: the science of the mind-body interaction. Dr. Sternberg is a Professor of Medicine in the University of Arizona College of Medicine. She is the author of several books including Healing Spaces: the Science of Place and Well-being as well as The Balance Within: The Science Connecting Health and Emotions. Big Thanks to our Sponsors! ExpressVPN – Claim back your Internet privacy for less than $10 a month! Mighty Travels Premium – incredible airfare and hotel deals – so everyone can afford to fly Business Class and book 5 Star Hotels! Sign up for free! Divvy – get business credit without a personal guarantee and 21st century spend management plus earn 7x rewards on restaurants & more. Get started for free! Brex – get a business account, a credit card, spend management & convertible rewards for every dollar you spend. Plus now earn $250 just for signing up (Terms & Conditions apply).

Esther Blum is an Integrative Dietitian and High Performance Coach. She has helped thousands of women permanently lose weight, eliminate the need for medication, lose stubborn belly fat, and reverse chronic illness. Esther teaches her clients how to get clear and decisive about what to eat while healing their relationship with food and their bodies. Esther is the bestselling author of Cavewomen Don’t Get Fat, Eat, Drink and Be Gorgeous, Secrets of Gorgeous, and The Eat, Drink, and Be Gorgeous Project. She currently maintains a busy virtual practice where she provides 360 degrees of healing with physical, psychological, emotional and spiritual support. Esther believes that diet and supplements are the foundation to healing, but treating the whole person is paramount. Widely respected as an industry expert, Esther was voted Best Nutritionist by Manhattan Magazine. She has appeared on Dr. Oz, the Today Show, A Healthy You with Carol Alt, the ISAAC show, ABC-TV, FOX- 5’s Good Day NY, and Fox News Live. Esther is an in-demand authority frequently quoted in E!Online, In Touch, Time Magazine, The New York Post, The Los Angeles Times, In Style, Bazaar, Self, Fitness, Marie Claire, and Cosmo. Esther received a Bachelor of Science in Clinical Nutrition from Simmons College in Boston and is a graduate of New York University, where she received her Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition. Esther is credentialed as a registered dietitian, a certified dietitian-nutritionist and a Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS), the certification from the Board for Certification of Nutrition Specialists (BCNS). She is also a member of the American Dietetic Association, Dietitians in Functional Medicine, Nutritionists in Complementary Care, and the Connecticut Dietetic Association. Esther lives in CT with her family where she can be seen cooking up a storm, going for long hikes, and blasting 80’s music by the fire pit. 4:19 Esther's entry into the field of dietetics. 9:17 Why and how nutrition is so often ignored by doctors. 11:52 Using tools like continuous glucose monitors to get to the bottom blood sugar issues. 19:07 How Esther treats the gut to resolve hormonal imbalances, sleep and mood issues, and more. 2:08 How Esther's treatment plan accounts for patient motivational pitfalls. 7:29 Ways to address stress eating. 34:51 How to gauge if you're truly ready to change your diet for the better. 37:03 Painting a complete picture with comprehensive blood work. 42:47 Using DUTCH Advanced Hormone Testing, and even brain tests to optimize the gut for greater wellbeing. Links mentioned in this episode: https://www.instagram.com/gorgeousesther/?hl=en (Instagram) FREE 3-part Video Series: https://estherblum.com/cravings/ (Overcome Your Sugar Cravings in 3 Days) https://estherblum.com/call (Complimentary Consultation) with Esther (limited spaces). This episode is sponsored by http://www.getchews.com/ (TotumVos Collagen Chews). You can find TotumVos at www.getchews.com. *Use code DRDIVA for an additional 10% off your first order.

Four and a half years ago, our guest Esther Reizes - Lowenbein, did not even know what a mortgage was. She went from literally not knowing anything to raising $30M+ in 8 months.  She's got some secret sauce that she shares with us today! Learn how she did it, why she did it, and learn how she began to build a database of investors by tuning Into this episode. Esther's background and how she got interested in real estate How Esther raised over $30M in just 8 months? What was the money raised for? Where does someone even begin to raise that kind of money? Was this all from your existing database of investors? Was there any one thing that propelled Esther to that number in that short time frame? Things to say to investors to get them to invest with you. How does the conversation typically go? What would you say to those thinking this: “But Esther, what if I don't know anyone with money?” Piece of advice to anyone who wants to duplicate the same level of your success, what would be the first thing they would have to do? Pod Decks Segment! Core Four Segment Favorite Real Estate Related Book What do you think your unique skill is that helped you become successful Tell me something that's true about real estate that almost nobody agrees with you on? What one piece of advice would you give to our listeners wanting to succeed in real estate investing About Esther Reizes - Lowenbein: Esther Reizes-Lowenbein has redefined the face of real estate by offering professional and on-demand service. She services the commercial real estate market, as a REALTOR, investor, and syndicator. She has successfully closed over 300 million dollars in commercial transactions thus far. She is recognized as a "serial networker" and has a knack at connecting buyers, sellers, and investors. Connect with Esther: Linkedin: Esther Reizes-Lowenbein Instagram: Esti Lowenbein Email: estireizes@gmail.com For more information about Ferrari Capital visit us on our website @ https://www.ferraricapital.com  If interested in doing any deals with us and want to keep updated on any upcoming new deals, just sign up at the link below and you'll be on our investor list: Partnership — Ferrari Capital To grab a copy of our free Ebook: “The Ultimate Guide to Investing in Multifamily Syndications”, just provide us your email on our homepage, and will send that right over to you.

“There is no such a thing as the person who has figured it all out.” The main question people ask before committing to a marriage or relationship is, “What is love?” And in this episode, Esther Perel, celebrity therapist, and relationship expert informs us that couples who continue to maintain intimacy throughout their relationship report higher relationship satisfaction compared to couples who keep things the same. Get ready to find out how to achieve contentment in your relationship.  Listen out for: How Esther helps couples solve their intimacy issues. Different aspects of sexuality. What a good relationship means. Esther’s definition of success. Bonus:  Subscribe to Mindvalley All Access to discover 30+ Mindvalley Quests – at a surprisingly low annual fee. You can also watch our podcast sessions live, interact with the guests, connect with the world’s best teachers and find your community here

How Unplugging from Social Media Gets You Closer To GodLink to original post: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2016/05/18/single-womans-challenge-day-17-ways-to-unplug-and-enjoy-life/Products mentioned: Christian Manifestation Guide: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/product/law-of-attraction-and-christianity/Get your free prayer worksheet: http://eepurl.com/dtl6DzBook for Single Moms (Fix It Jesus For Single Moms Only) https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/cart/single-moms-devotional/Related Videos: How to hear from God: https://youtu.be/Vp7yJHrldEwRelated Blogs: How to talk to God: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2016/06/12/you-can-talk-to-god-and-he-talks-back-either-i-am-hearing-voices-or-its-the-holy-spirit/How To do A Prayer Walk: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2016/05/15/single-womans-challenge-day-14-how-to-go-on-a-prayer-walk/Tips For Reading The Bible: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2017/03/07/bible-reading-101-how-to-start-reading-and-understanding-the-bible/How to write a letter to God: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2016/05/08/single-womans-challenge-day-7-a-single-womans-letter-to-god/The Proverbs 31 Woman: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2015/12/01/why-he-doesnt-deserve-you/How Esther became queen: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2016/05/02/single-woman-challenge-day-1-behaving-like-a-queen-will-get-you-a-king/Don’t Forget: To join my Facebook group how to read the Bible in a year, The official group will start 1/2021. But before then, you will not be able to join past 12:31/2020: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bibleinayearsophiesticatedmom/My free ebook with these pieces and more that will teach you how to make a capsule wardrobe you can wear year round: http://eepurl.com/gSn_a5Want to Donate? paypal.me/sophiesticatedmomLinks to my books and products https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/my-products/shopFollow me on Instagram: IG sophie_sticatedmomBlog: https://sophie-sticatedmom.comSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/sophiesticatedmom)

The Best Relationship Advice From Single Women In The BibleIn this post, I want to give you a few lessons by pointing out some key single women in the Bible that I know each and every single woman needs to learn from. As a single woman, I know it can be daunting being single you may even feel like God has forgotten about you.BUT all of that stops today. Because through following single women in the Bible, I plan to show you exactly how God has a history of match making and looking out for the best interest of single women. So read the story of these women AND most of all LEARN from these women. What worked for them can also work for you. Link to the original post: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2016/05/06/single-womans-challenge-day-5-biblical-teachings-for-single-women/ Products mentioned: Fix it Jesus For Single Women Only: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/product/christian-books-for-singles/Get the first few chapters for free: http://eepurl.com/dI4t39Related videos: A lessons in femininity from queen Esther: https://youtu.be/gHnt9kim_agAre you replacing God with men: https://youtu.be/R2NB9xwAYQgHow masculinity and femininity played a role with Ruth and Boaz: https://youtu.be/pcsoLyK9iAsRelated blog post: How Esther got her king: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2016/05/02/single-woman-challenge-day-1-behaving-like-a-queen-will-get-you-a-king/Are you ready to be married: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2017/05/10/are-you-ready-to-get-married/How to deal with your relationship baggage: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2015/12/02/we-all-have-issues-how-to-tackle-your-relationship-demons/Lessons you can learn from the women at the well: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2016/07/22/i-am-the-samaritan-woman-lessons-we-can-learn-from-the-woman-at-the-well/Stop feeling sorry for yourself: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2016/06/27/no-one-is-going-to-feel-sorry-for-you-as-much-as-you-feel-sorry-for-yourself-time-to-get-up-get-out-and-get-something/What to look for in your Boaz: https://sophie-sticatedmom.com/2016/06/27/no-one-is-going-to-feel-sorry-for-you-as-much-as-you-feel-sorry-for-yourself-time-to-get-up-get-out-and-get-something/ Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/sophiesticatedmom)

If you spend anytime online, then I’m sure you’re constantly bombarded with content from nomadic professionals who earn their entire income online. From laptops on sandy beaches to the flexibility of traveling the world, this lifestyle is certainly enticing. The downside is that it seems a bit difficult to break into if you’re coming from the corporate world or any other traditionally designed workforce. Today’s guest saw a need to bridge the gap set forth to help other women leap into online careers. In this episode, I interviewed Esther Inman, founder of the Virtual Assistant Internship. She was a teacher turned corporate employee who ditched the 9-5 to become a virtual assistant. Soon, she taught others how to live the same lifestyle, and her education and coaching business blossomed.Esther shares how she built her business, what exactly a va does, and her mindset tips for those who are hesitant to branch out into the online world. We also discuss her 90-day va program and how she overcame hurdles while scaling and pivoting her business. Key TakeawaysWhen Esther first realized she’s an entrepreneur (01:14)What does a va do? (03:20)How Esther created resources for other va’s to help find work and get them connected in the field (06:45)Mindset tips for those who are hesitant to take the next steps (09:20)Her 90 day va program (11:45)Mistakes people make when hiring a va (12:30)The most common use of a va (16:20)How a va can be a part of PR pitches (20:20)How Esther has overcome hurdles while growing her business (22:40)Additional Resources Check out the Virtual Assistant Internship hereYou can find the transcripts and more at http://bizninjaradio.comBe sure to follow me on Instagram @bizninja---Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, YouTube, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts! 

If you spend anytime online, then I’m sure you’re constantly bombarded with content from nomadic professionals who earn their entire income online. From laptops on sandy beaches to the flexibility of traveling the world, this lifestyle is certainly enticing. The downside is that it seems a bit difficult to break into if you’re coming from the corporate world or any other traditionally designed workforce. Today’s guest saw a need to bridge the gap set forth to help other women leap into online careers. In this episode, I interviewed Esther Inman, founder of the Virtual Assistant Internship. She was a teacher turned corporate employee who ditched the 9-5 to become a virtual assistant. Soon, she taught others how to live the same lifestyle, and her education and coaching business blossomed.Esther shares how she built her business, what exactly a va does, and her mindset tips for those who are hesitant to branch out into the online world. We also discuss her 90-day va program and how she overcame hurdles while scaling and pivoting her business. Key TakeawaysWhen Esther first realized she’s an entrepreneur (01:14)What does a va do? (03:20)How Esther created resources for other va’s to help find work and get them connected in the field (06:45)Mindset tips for those who are hesitant to take the next steps (09:20)Her 90 day va program (11:45)Mistakes people make when hiring a va (12:30)The most common use of a va (16:20)How a va can be a part of PR pitches (20:20)How Esther has overcome hurdles while growing her business (22:40)Additional Resources Check out the Virtual Assistant Internship hereYou can find the transcripts and more at http://bizninjaradio.comBe sure to follow me on Instagram @bizninja---Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, YouTube, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts! 

Gender and racial bias are pervasive across all aspects of society, medicine notwithstanding.  In this episode, Esther Choo MD, MPH (@choo_ek), a titan for the cause of gender and racial equity discusses: a rubric for deciding 'yes or no', single payer healthcare, why confining medical practice to the bedside can be an exercise in futility, sexism and racism in medicine, the wage gap, workforce vs. leadership demographics, managing overtly racist patients, and why the culture of medicine is ripe for sexual harassment.   This episode is brought to you by Mar-Med, makers of the industry leading and #1 selling Tourni-Cot digital tourniquet. What you may not know is that Mar-Med also  makes a newly re-engineered balloon extractor for nasal foreign bodies, the one size fits all Uni-Cot digital tourniquet, and the Derma-Stent drain that greatly simplifies loop abscess procedures. I’ve used Mar-Med's products hundreds of times and can attest to their efficacy and simplicity of use. You can check out all of their products and get free samples of whatever you’d like to try at marmed.com/stimulus. Who doesn’t love free samples, especially when it’s awesome stuff?    We discuss: Esther’s first outward advocacy:  responding to the Trump administration’s attempts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act [03:44]; How you decide whether to say “yes” or “no” when you don’t have time to do everything that’s asked of you [06:15]; Why investing in the development of a single-payer health system would provide better care upstream so that we can save on our costly low-value care downstream [11:00];  What Esther will always stand up against:  inequity [17:20]; The importance of advocating for systems solutions to problems, and how confining your practice to the hospital is an “exercise in futility” [19:00]; Esther’s pre- and post-game routines before and after night shifts [25:20]; Lessons Esther tries to impart on her trainees in the ED [29:00]; The importance of meeting patients where they are, whether they’re a heroin addict, borderline personality, or an a-hole [32:50];  Esther’s podcast, Doctor’s Log, which is a diary of the experience treating patients during the COVID pandemic [34:40]; How Esther responds when a patient refuses to be treated by her because of her race [38:18]; Sexism in medicine and how to get everyone (not just women) on board as advocates for equality and reversing disparity [43:55]; How implicit bias is a side effect of being human [48:30]; The discrepancy of the demographics in the workforce vs. in leadership positions [58:00]; Explaining the gender wage gap in medicine [1:03:00]; Strategizing solutions to gender pay inequity [01:10:00]; Esther’s company, Equity Quotient, whose mission is to “work with standout health care organizations, employer groups and academic centers to create a culture of equity, safety, and respect” [01:11:34]; The NEJM article,  Time’s Up for Medicine? Only Time Will Tell, and why medicine is ill-prepared to make meaningful steps toward ending harassment [01:17:00]; Why change won’t happen if we don’t improve the diversity representation from the ground floor up to the highest leadership [01:19:45]; The reason Twitter became Esther’s social media medium and how Chelsea Clinton’s comment on her tweet took her to the next level [01:22:56]; Why patients of surgical attendings who are abusive to staff have worse outcomes [01:27:00]; and Esther’s call to action, [01:30:42];  And more. **** For Show Notes, previous episodes, or to sign up for our newsletter: https://www.stimuluspodcast.com/ If you like what you hear on Stimulus and use Apple/iTunes as your podcatcher, please consider leaving a review of the show. I read all the reviews and, more importantly, so do potential guests. Thanks in advance! Interested in sponsoring this podcast? Connect with us here Follow Rob: Twitter: https://twitter.com/emergencypdx Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stimuluswithrobormanmd Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/emergencypdx

Gender and racial bias are pervasive across all aspects of society, medicine notwithstanding.  In this episode, Esther Choo MD, MPH (@choo_ek), a titan for the cause of gender and racial equity discusses: a rubric for deciding 'yes or no', single payer healthcare, why confining medical practice to the bedside can be an exercise in futility, sexism and racism in medicine, the wage gap, workforce vs. leadership demographics, managing overtly racist patients, and why the culture of medicine is ripe for sexual harassment.   This episode is brought to you by Mar-Med, makers of the industry leading and #1 selling Tourni-Cot digital tourniquet. What you may not know is that Mar-Med also  makes a newly re-engineered balloon extractor for nasal foreign bodies, the one size fits all Uni-Cot digital tourniquet, and the Derma-Stent drain that greatly simplifies loop abscess procedures. I’ve used Mar-Med's products hundreds of times and can attest to their efficacy and simplicity of use. You can check out all of their products and get free samples of whatever you’d like to try at marmed.com/stimulus. Who doesn’t love free samples, especially when it’s awesome stuff?    We discuss: Esther’s first outward advocacy:  responding to the Trump administration’s attempts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act [03:44]; How you decide whether to say “yes” or “no” when you don’t have time to do everything that’s asked of you [06:15]; Why investing in the development of a single-payer health system would provide better care upstream so that we can save on our costly low-value care downstream [11:00];  What Esther will always stand up against:  inequity [17:20]; The importance of advocating for systems solutions to problems, and how confining your practice to the hospital is an “exercise in futility” [19:00]; Esther’s pre- and post-game routines before and after night shifts [25:20]; Lessons Esther tries to impart on her trainees in the ED [29:00]; The importance of meeting patients where they are, whether they’re a heroin addict, borderline personality, or an a-hole [32:50];  Esther’s podcast, Doctor’s Log, which is a diary of the experience treating patients during the COVID pandemic [34:40]; How Esther responds when a patient refuses to be treated by her because of her race [38:18]; Sexism in medicine and how to get everyone (not just women) on board as advocates for equality and reversing disparity [43:55]; How implicit bias is a side effect of being human [48:30]; The discrepancy of the demographics in the workforce vs. in leadership positions [58:00]; Explaining the gender wage gap in medicine [1:03:00]; Strategizing solutions to gender pay inequity [01:10:00]; Esther’s company, Equity Quotient, whose mission is to “work with standout health care organizations, employer groups and academic centers to create a culture of equity, safety, and respect” [01:11:34]; The NEJM article,  Time’s Up for Medicine? Only Time Will Tell, and why medicine is ill-prepared to make meaningful steps toward ending harassment [01:17:00]; Why change won’t happen if we don’t improve the diversity representation from the ground floor up to the highest leadership [01:19:45]; The reason Twitter became Esther’s social media medium and how Chelsea Clinton’s comment on her tweet took her to the next level [01:22:56]; Why patients of surgical attendings who are abusive to staff have worse outcomes [01:27:00]; and Esther’s call to action, [01:30:42];  And more. **** For Show Notes, previous episodes, or to sign up for our newsletter: https://www.stimuluspodcast.com/ If you like what you hear on Stimulus and use Apple/iTunes as your podcatcher, please consider leaving a review of the show. I read all the reviews and, more importantly, so do potential guests. Thanks in advance! Interested in sponsoring this podcast? Connect with us here Follow Rob: Twitter: https://twitter.com/emergencypdx Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stimuluswithrobormanmd Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/emergencypdx

How Esther and the Purim miracle is an example of how nothing in life is finalized and unchangeable.

In today's episode, I'm joined by Publisher and Editor in Chief at ‘Cherry Creek Fashion', Esther Lee Leach! Esther is a force to be reckoned with in the fashion and content production industry. Her story has taken her from starting her first company as a teenager in St. Lucia to global experience across multiple fields in the creative space. Her work ethic is incomparable and she has such a genuine drive to put her ideas into the world. Esther was generous enough to share her thoughts on what the fashion scene looks like throughout the world, why she chose a career in this industry, as well as how her magazine is changing the way people interact with content surrounding fashion and beauty. We also talk about the value behind having a diverse and inclusive workplace and how that has impacted the culture at ‘Cherry Creek Fashion'. Esther has experienced racial bias and been subject to ignorance first hand, and aims to create an environment that feels collaborative and open for all involved. She shares her personal experiences with the subject, and offers her perspective on how she has changed her mindset towards it over the years. For more insights on Esther's background and to hear our thought provoking conversations in more depth, tune in to Episode 5 of What Didn't Kill You! Some Questions I Ask:How did you get started in modeling and fashion? (1:14)What were your biggest challenges getting started in production? (5:17)Did you start pursuing fashion and modeling around the same time you were working in production? (6:38)Were you still actively producing content in the fashion world after leaving Saint Lucia? (8:03)How does production of content and exploration of fashion tie into your identity? (13:04)How did you start ‘Cherry Creek Fashion'? (16:59)What impact has Coronavirus had on the growth of the magazine? (20:36)Has racial bias and the terminology surrounding racism had any affect on you from a career standpoint? (28:50)Have you ever felt like you've been on the wrong side of systematic and institutional racism? (30:38)How does having a more diverse and inclusive company strengthen your product (32:52)What advice can you give to other entrepreneurs of colour who are wanting to break the mould in their own industries? (35:24)What does the future of ‘Cherry Creek Fashion' look like? (36:27)Do you have any practices that help you maintain the mindset you have? (37:13)In This Episode You Will Learn:Background on Esther Lee Leach and her first experience producing a television show (1:23)How being a producer from such a young age has influenced and encouraged Esther today (4:06)What Esther's life in the London fashion scene looked like (9:37)How Esther made her move to the US and continued her creative endeavours (10:35)How starting a family impacted Esther as someone who is so driven by her work (11:33)What the transition going back into fashion was like for Esther after taking time away to raise her baby (14:00)A brief background on the community aspect of ‘Cherry Creek Fashion' (14:32)How being a fashion creator in Denver differs from other cities (15:48)Why Esther's magazine challenges the traditional concept of the medium (18:50)How ‘Cherry Creek Studios' was born (21:41)What role activism and social change plays in the content at Esther's magazine (23:49)How racism is more prevalent for Esther in Colorado as opposed to other cities (26:25)The involvement of younger generations combating racism and holding white people accountable (27:51)Connect With Michael Silverman:What Didn't Kill You - InstagramMichael Silverman - InstagramConnect With Esther Lee Leach:InstagramLinkedInEmailCherry Creek Fashion - WebsiteCherry Creek Fashion - InstagramResources: Article - ‘Style Profile: Esther Lee Leach', 303 Magazine See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Esther Weinberg is the founder of MindLight Group. She empowers executives in the entertainment and technology industries to build sustainable company cultures based on respect, safety and trust. Using The Ready Zone framework, she coaches leaders through change with proven systems to reframe, refocus and realign and ultimately rise to lead. Esther creates breakthrough strategies for companies such as Netflix, Disney, Warner Bros., Universal Pictures, Microsoft, CNN, and Imax. Esther has previously held executive positions at Disney and Fox. Esther started her career as a PR and communications professionals in the entertainment industry.  After a successful career working for FOX and Disney, she decided to pivot into executive coaching and international development work. She started her own company providing leadership development and organizational support to companies in the entertainment industry, while also working on projects in Africa and Israel. She has built a legacy that supports work environments engaging people in trust, safety, and respect. In this episode we discuss: How Esther’s journey began with product marketing in New York City. Her path into the entertainment industry, then out for a short hiatus, and back into work for both Fox and Disney. The confluence of events that led Esther to discover leadership development and executive coaching. Her involvement in global development and how this added to her understanding of people’s needs for trust, respect, and safety. Her current business and the ready zone framework she developed to help her clients innovate, achieve maximum results and profitability. Listen, subscribe and read show notes at www.tammygoolerloeb.com/podcasts/ - episode 038  

In this episode, we talk about how we define leadership, what a bad leader is and How Esther was about that life in leading her people to safety.

Esther Choo is an Emergency Medicine physician, a founder of TimesUp Healthcare, and a cornerstone voice driving progress in our profession. She is a remarkable voice on social media, on stage, and in the press. Her research, creativity, and passion are rocket fuel for change; she is highly sought-after and after speaking with her it is clear why! Key Learnings 1. Being one of the key influencers for our profession on social media and beyond 2. The moment her social media presence took off and comparing impact to writing for academic publication 3. Reconciling tension between effort and visibility 4. How Esther deals with, learns from, and ignores criticism on social media 5. The art of sharing controversial and provocative takes and trusting your audience will provide guidance on "bad" takes 6. Her path to becoming a student, expert, and spokesperson around issues of gender bias 7. The formation & mission of TimesUp Healthcare and the historical foundation it is built upon 8. Sharing stories of curtailed opportunity, gender-based discrimination, and the loss of so many talented women who left the profession 9. Speaking outside of the echo chamber to audiences on challenging subjects and her techniques for disarming a crowd 10. Starting Equity Quotient and developing metrics and measurements around discrimination and harassment 11. The sensation of being "in demand" and turning it into an opportunity to elevate others 12. Links Twitter: @choo_ek TimesUp Healthcare: https://www.timesuphealthcare.org Equity Quotient: https://www.eqmedicine.com

Esther “Pinky” Kiss is deep into the world of public relations and is the founder of Born To Influence, a boutique publicity firm specializing in helping experts and personal brands get more publicity, leads, and sales. Her clients have been featured on TV, in newspapers, magazines and on some of the top podcasts in the world, resulting in millions of dollars in additional sales. She's also the producer and host of Born To Influence: The Marketing Show, where she interviews highly successful entrepreneurs and New York Times bestselling about their publicity and marketing strategies. In this episode, we chat with Esther and pick her brain about everything podcasting, media, and networking. She discusses what to do if you are just beginning, who to approach and who to avoid, as well as tips on how to promote yourself on the variety of formats, since podcasts, radio, and television all have their nuances. Listen in to Esther’s lovely accent and when you are done, check out our episodes with Andrew O’Brien and Steve Olsher for more media placement golden nuggets. “The whole point of media is to build trust and in order to build trust it’s imperative that you didn’t just buy that spot, you really are doing it based on merit” - Esther Kiss Some Topics We Discussed Include: How to get on a podcast What kinds of things you can do to help the podcasters How to get on the radio and national TV Why you want to be very careful when it comes to paid PR How to talk in sound bites How Esther makes the connection between direct response and podcasting What to do if you are just starting out How to get your televised video from a service  New and upcoming things in the podcasting world Current scams and places to avoid in the PR world  And much, much more! Contact Esther Kiss: BornToInfluence.com References and Links Mentioned: Get the EGP Letter here BornToInfluence.com Forbes  Entrepreneur Inc. Forbes Coaches Counsel Cision   TV Video Clips Brad Costanzo at Bacon Wrapped Business  Take the quiz on Esther’s site to see if PR is a good fit for you Ryan Levesque Our episode with Andrew O’Brien And our episode with Steve Olsher iTunes Facebook  MindBodyGreen  Medium Elephant Journal.  YouTube  

This week’s episode is all about HOW TO BE MORE CREATIVE! How to tap into it, how to follow the creative process, and how to feed your creative spirit by listening to your intuition. This is just the first of many episodes devoted to becoming more creative, and I’m excited to bring you Esther’s take on it. My guest today, Esther Loopstra, is a prolific artist and illustrator, specializing in food and travel, hand-lettering, and surface design. Her work has been used for print ads, editorials, books, stationery products, and textiles and her clients include Target, Frito Lay, Google, Jo Ann Fabrics, Eddie Bauer, and American Greetings. Esther’s insatiable curiosity drew her to learn as much as she could about the creative process, eventually leading her to teach people how to discover their innate creativity. She believes everyone is creative and is passionate about helping others find and express the creativity that resides inside of them. In this episode, she shares all about her insights as a creativity expert and teacher.   Mentioned in this episode: How Esther became an illustrator, burned out, and eventually discovered her intuition How creativity has a whole range of pathways and is something innate in all of us Exercises to develop our intuition, trust it, and act on it How to quiet your inner critic Why we need to feed our creative spirit Overcoming the fear of what people are going to think and the fear of sharing our work Giving ourselves the freedom to make mistakes How to find your passion using your intuition Open mode and closed mode - the two modes we need for the creative process The Artist’s Way, by Julia Cameron   CONNECT WITH ESTHER: Instagram | Website | Courses An exclusive offer just for Creativity School Listeners! Get 20% off of e-courses with code: CREATIVITYSCHOOL19   Thank you so much for listening! Subscribe so you never miss an episode, and connect with me online! Instagram | Twitter | Facebook If you have any questions or comments for the show, click here.

How Esther faced a life threatening situation

Wishing kids stay small, being the Queen of Benefits, forcing herself out of a wheelchair, the power of motherhood, enduring the physicality of standup comedy, an oboe scholarship, when doors open, a curiosity about life, and a lack of fear of death. Korean-Jewish Comedienne Esther Goodhart shares her insights on products and services she believes in with hosts Stacy Igel and Michelle Park. Presented by Keepsake Frames. Print, frame your photos easily and fast from your phone – handmade in the USA and delivered with free shipping. Use discount code #MOMSGOTTHIS at www.keepsakeframes.com for 30% off first order through July 4th, 2018.In this episode: How Stacy’s son fell asleep on her on a car ride, wanting your kids not to get big, special moments when they still feel small Esther as the “queen of benefits” for some, laughter is best medicine, she often gives it back — but jests if someone is poor and she gives it back, then there are two poor people How Esther had a TV show, radio show, one woman show on Broadway, performed at the UN The greatest thing that ever happened to her Esther’s familial dystonia, neurological disorder (like Parkinson’s, CP and MS rolled into one) How Esther forced herself out of a wheelchair, now doing dance, choreography How this was a miracle It took a lot of years to look like she’s ok, her sister never got out of her wheelchair The power of motherhood, how she needed to be a mom not in a wheelchair and be unencumbered, how she is grateful for a wheelchair helped her to move She still needs to be in a scooter in malls, can’t walk too much. An accident a month before her sons wedding How is she able to deal with the physicality of standup comedy? — through sheer force of her nature A science of making all people laugh, very difficult thing to do. How she took oboe in high school because it is the most difficult instrument How Esther got a scholarship in college because she could play the oboe Every door opens by itself, how she doesn’t solicit herself, happens because she loves people more than they can hurt her, and is curious about people and about life How Esther wants to see everything, and she is seeing a lot of thing Two thing her father gave her: Her name and lack of fear of death, and she’s had a phenomenal life To share your #MOMSGOTTHIS MOMENT just call 833-844-THIS-MOM (833-844-7666) and leave a voicemail with your first name and city along with your moment.

About Esther Smith Esther Smith is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, and the owner of Grassroots Physical Therapy in Salt Lake City. She is a 5.13- climber who's reaped the benefits of her own physical therapy practices, having healed a shoulder injury through exercises, stretches, and alternative therapies. She works almost exclusively with rock climbers, which is rare for a physical therapist. I wish I lived in Salt Lake City so I could go see her myself! For a complete bio and list of certifications and qualifications, please visit www.grassrootsphysicaltherapy.com. In this first of 3 interviews with Esther, we focused on shoulder injuries and how to heal them. Esther Smith Interview Details Esther recently acted as the physical therapist for the women's Black Diamond Bootcamp, where she helped Babsi Zangerl heal a shoulder injury WHILE she was training hard.   Babsi's shoulder issues and how she healed How Esther healed her own shoulder injury The most common shoulder injuries Proper fingerboard posture to avoid injuries What exercises to do to support shoulders How much pain is too much? Esther Smith Links Esther Smith's website: www.grassrootsphysicaltherapy.com Esther Smith's article on how to Hang Just Right  Esther working with Babsi in her BD Bootcamp Video  

How Esther changed the world by the way she lived.

An interview with Esther, owner of a local sewing business, Tocci Quinces & More.  Highlights of our conversation include: - How Esther learned to sew on the job sewing in Mexico for a maquiladora in Mexico City and how her desire for a different life for herself and her daughters, motivated her to come to the US, where she trained for and worked at medical jobs for several years.  - Eventual acquisition of her business - Esther’s dreams, experiences and plans for the sewing and business education, that are helping her to grow her business. - Flights of fancy from both ladies in regards to sewing inspiration for specialized Mexican techniques and garments. Show Notes at http://EnchantedBySewing.blogspot.com, include links to cutural, artistic, and geographic resources.