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Indeed, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to achieving purposeful work in freelancing. However, systems created by individuals who came before us can be an effective tool for guiding us on our journey. In this episode, Luke welcomes Hayley Akins to talk about finding meaningful work. Hayley is the founder of Motion Hatch and a motion designer and animator. She has nine years of motion design expertise and has worked with high-profile clients like Google, the BBC, the United Nations, and the Gates Foundation. Hayley wants to be a part of projects that positively impact the world. As a result, she founded Motion Hatch, an online learning hub for motion designers and animators that provides training materials, resources, community, and podcasts to help them do better business. Highlights Who is Hayley Akins? - 0:01 How do you find impactful work as a freelancer? - 1:42 Three ways to niche down - 3:49 There is no one way to get clients: building systems and testing them out - 5:26 Four A's Freelance Funnel - 8:00 How Hayley got into podcasting, motion design, and Motion Hatch - 12:52 The game plan for launching motion hatch original videos - 22:17 Accountability: getting the work done and making SMART goals - 26:29 SMART goal vs. DUMB goal - 28:50 Keeping things organized: utilizing a project management tool - 31:33 Productivity is a practice - 39:12 Resources from Hayley's website - 41:09 Episode Resources Connect with Luke Thompson LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luke-thompson-97281555/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lukethompsonfilm/?hl=en ActionVFX Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/actionvfxofficial/?hl=en https://www.actionvfx.com/blog?category=podcast https://www.actionvfx.com/ Connect with Hayley Akins Free 5-day Course: https://www.motionhatch.com/actionVFX Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/motionhatch Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/motionhatch/ https://www.hayleyakins.com/ 

Discover what Haley learned from her own cycle, and why she mentioned that her income doubled as a result of her participation on the FAMM program! Haley is a women's health practitioner specializing in feeding hormones properly and charting menstrual cycles to consciously conceive, avoid pregnancy, and screen for cervical health. She is the creator of Fertility Freedom, a 1:1 program that weaves together cutting-edge nutrition research, constitutional dietetics, and tracking the health of your fertility using the fertility awareness method. She is also the founder of The Fertility Freedom Workshop, a group experience with leading fertility experts to help women prepare their body for pregnancy. Her mission is to equip you with the inspiration, courage, and know-how to practicing body literacy and advocating for your cycle, constitution, and health. Today's episode is sponsored by the Fertility Awareness Mastery Mentorship program, Class of 2022!  Today's episode is sponsored by the Fertility Awareness Mastery Mentorship Program! We start the first week of January! Early-bird pricing is available until Friday November 26th. For details and to apply now Click here  to register now! Today's episode is also sponsored by the Fertility Awareness Mastery Online Self-Study Course.  The most in-depth and comprehensive online fertility awareness self-study program available. Click here to join now! Topics discussed in today's episode: Haley's period and birth control history What led Hayley to register for the FAMM course Why Haley turned to the fertility awareness method How culture and societies messaging impact girls outlook on periods How charting and the FAMM program shifted Hayley's mindset on her cycle How Hayley's experience charting herself shifted her approach on contraception Connect with Haley: You can connect with Haley on LinkedIn. Resources mentioned: The Fifth Vital Sign: Master Your Cycles & Optimize Your Fertility (Book) | Lisa Hendrickson-Jack Fertility Awareness Mastery Charting Workbook Fertility Awareness Mastery Online Self-Study Program Related podcasts & blog posts: FFP 389 | Top 6 Benefits of Incorporating Fertility Awareness Into Your Professional Practice | Lisa Hendrickson-Jack FFP 351 | Using The Menstrual Cycle As A Vital Sign | Nora Pope FFP 311 | Period Power | Maisie Hill FFP 300 | Conceiving with Fertility Awareness | Lisa | Fertility Friday [On-Air-Client Session] FFP 293 | Using Fertility Awareness For Birth Control | Kallie & Lisa [On-Air Client Session] FFP 276 | Using Fertility Awareness for Birth Control … Minus the Fear | Lisa & Cherese Join the community! Follow Fertility Friday on Instagram! Subscribe to the Fertility Friday Podcast in Apple Podcasts! Music Credit: Intro/Outro music Produced by J-Gantic A Special Thank You to Our Show Sponsors: Fertility Friday | Fertility Awareness Programs This episode is sponsored by my Fertility Awareness Programs! Master Fertility Awareness and take a deep dive into your cycles and how they relate to your overall health! Click here to apply now! The Fertility Awareness Charting Workbook This episode is sponsored by my new book the Fertility Awareness Mastery Charting. Click here to buy now.

Welcome back, Aligned Entrepreneurs! I'm so excited to share this interview with one of my first business coaches, Hayley Tapper. In this insightful conversation, Hayley shares the power of tuning into your feminine cycle for a better life and biz. She speaks about the four phases in our 28-day cycle, how we're optimized for different tasks during each phase, and what this means for our entrepreneurial journey. I learned so much in this episode, and I hope you do, too!  Connect with Hayley:  Instagram: @hayleytapper  Website: https://hayleytapper.com/  Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5vxXBfHb3loSHQBPq2Dkxc    Overview:  01:37 - The inspiration behind today's episode  06:17 - Intro to Hayley and what it means to help women align with their feminine core  07:15 - Why it can feel draining at the start of your business  09:05 - The evolution of Hayley's business  10:27 - From health coaching to life coaching to business coaching  12:02 - Hayley's experience overriding her intuition  19:40 - The difference between men and women's hormones  20:22 - How a woman's body is optimized for different tasks at different times of your cycle  22:30 - From powering through to slowing down and honouring the different phases  24:19 - The four phases of a woman's cycle and how they liken to the four seasons  25:15 - Your menstrual phase: Inner winter  28:02 - Your pre-ovulation phase: Inner spring  31:05 - Your ovulation phase: Inner summer  33:30 - Your luteal phase: Inner autumn  37:48 - About PMS and different imbalances  41:22 - What led Hayley to learn more about her cycle  43:20 - How Hayley's business has shifted since living in-tune with her cycle  45:50 - Hayley's manifestation and mindset practices: From journaling to movement 

Welcome to The Shift Patient Series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.  In the Patient Series of The Shift, Katherine talks with real people about their health journeys, the roadblocks along the way and what it takes to make a shift.  If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you. In this episode of The Shift patient series we have Hayley, who's main health issues have been chronic asthma, immune deficiency, allergies, skin problems and bloating.  Hayley's health problems impacted her throughout her childhood and over a 6 year period she was hospitalised 40 times. Once Hayley was an adult she started to recognise the link between her diet and how it exacerbated her symptoms.  Hayley has been on a health journey for the majority of her life, but the last 6 years have been where she has made the most progress.    In this episode Katherine and Hayley explore: Hayley's health throughout her childhood, her struggles with asthma and spending a lot of her time as a youth in hospitals A look at Hayley's diet growing up and how some foods may have been triggering her symptoms The connection between stress and the onset of Hayley's symptoms Hayley lists the various treatments and medications she has used over the years, including over 50 courses of antibiotics The steps that Hayley first took towards alternative health and her experience during that time Why people take cosmetic issues seriously but choose to ignore other ongoing health concerns How health influencers on social media are creating unrealistic body expectations in today's women How Hayley made the connection between her diet and the triggering or escalation of symptoms Hayley's dental problems and understanding that the mouth has its own microbiome The biggest shifts that Hayley has made along her health journey Where Hayleys health is at now and the areas she regularly working on Links: The Shift Season 1

Today, you'll meet Hayley Worley - Founder of The Sheet Society In this episode you'll hear how she and her team of dreamers are taking on the global sleep industry with bed sheets worth dreaming about. In our conversation, we cover: - What makes a great bed sheet and why it starts with the cotton - Why The Sheet Society are re-engineering fabrics like Corduroy for the bedroom. - How Hayley launched The Sheet Society with just a $20k investment Hayley also shares: - How she saw the opportunity and built a scalable business. - What it's like to design products with manufacturers in China - And how to lead a successful company with vision This is also 2 part episode Both parts are just over an hour long, and released at the same time. That way, you can listen at your own pace, or all at once. Hope you enjoy this one! - Mike

Our guest this week is one of the co-founders of an international venture all about teaching the younger generation to code. Hayley Markham is co-founder and COO of Code Camp, which to date has reached 90,000 children with their holiday and after school camps, and online programs, in Australia and also the UK. Hayley co-founded Code Camp seven years ago and as you’ll hear this hard working pragmatist and efficiency queen got started in the business when her third child was just two weeks old! Little did she know what she was getting herself into then but there’s no doubting Hayley is an unflappable master at juggling life and building a startup.Code Camp was named one of Smart Company’s top three, fastest growing businesses in Australia in 2018 with 510% revenue growth. It was also nominated as a Deloitte ‘Fast 50 Rising Star’ in 2019 and Hayley herself is a recent winner of Australian Mumpreneur of the Year. In this episode you’ll hear: How Hayley found her forte and niche in people leadership and operations after years of trial and error in different jobs not knowing what she wanted to do,The career advice she has for others who aren’t sure what their dream role looks like, How Code Camp overcame the challenges involved with scaling the business,And the one thing Hayley credits with helping her juggle running a business and having a busy family life.So if you’re looking for inspiration on how to tackle the challenges and juggles in your life, then you’ll love this episode with the unflappable and humble Hayley Markham. Interesting LinksCodeCamp websiteHayley on LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hayley Dickson has always been driven to find “success” in her career. After a decade in the entertainment business, rising from executive assistant to  SVP at Fremantle Media, the largest media production and distribution company in Europe, she realized she wasn’t fulfilled.  While exiting the entertainment arena, a conversation with her financial advisor led to an offer from his company, Northwestern Mutual. In her first year, Hayley was No. 1 in the Western Region among advisors with fewer than five years at the company, and in 2019 she was named one of the Los Angeles Business Journal’s Most Influential Wealth Managers.  During that time she also worked tirelessly with the corporate office to launch a family planning policy that allows more flexibility and better benefits for financial advisor moms. That policy she helped create, is now used nationwide.  And it has changed the face of family planning for parents at Northwestern Mutual Hayley primarily works with women, LGBTQ+ and diverse communities. She’s passionate about empowering these typically underserved groups to achieve greater financial success and find a place in an industry that’s traditionally been focused on a small, elite group of men.  Hayley joins Leah on Her Story of Success to share about her inspiring journey from feeling stuck, to making a courageous decision, to finding fulfillment. She also encourages women to stop undervaluing themselves and be confident in the worth they have to their company. In This Episode: Hayley opens up about the courage it took to leave the entertainment industry in search of a new career, and she shares some of the key factors that have helped her to be successful, like resilient confidence and a determination to prioritize her own intuition. Here are some of the highlights: The biggest challenges to self-confidence and how to overcome them (6:10) Hayley’s inspiring journey from stuck to courage (13:18) How to trust your intuition, even when the people around you are encouraging you to do something different (18:11) Taking a risk, but making sure it’s a calculated one (23:10) How Hayley created widespread change for other women and found supportive men to back her and empower her (25:47) Finding the impact you want to make instead of focusing on external validation (31:08) A rapidfire mentorship session, including how to connect with mentors, the most influential books and the best investments Hayley has made into herself (35:50) Finding success in prioritizing the right things at the right time (41:39) The Books Hayley and Leah Mentioned Are:   Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg You Are A Badass by Jen Sincero The 12 Week Year by Brian P. Moran and Michael Lennington    

Infant falls are a new and rapidly growing problem, with large organizations spending years and countless dollars in research and development to figure out how to address the issue. After her own daughter experienced a fall, “tired and new mom” Hayley Mullins designed the first Joeyband prototype in just three weeks. Today Joeyband is the only premiere product for skin-to-skin at home and in over 250 hospitals across North America, including academic and Ivy League institutions; and is heavily patented in 12 countries, with several additional patents in process.  In this episode:  Why skin-to-skin contact is essential for infants and parents, yet is increasing the number of infant falls How Hayley’s experience as a new mom informed the design process Sarah’s journey from SheEO Activator to Joeyband partner The benefits of using a Joeyband for babies and parents, as well as the cost-savings for hospitals  The importance of community in growing your business Advice for entrepreneurs starting out in the healthcare space We invite you to become a SheEO Activator or apply to be a Venture at www.SheEO.World

While we grow as entrepreneurs, our businesses grow and evolve too. Today on the podcast, I am joined by Hayley Luckadoo, a serial entrepreneur that continues to transform her business. She shares how she originally started as a wedding planner and how she ended up becoming a virtual assistant, motivational speaker and coach.   We discuss her podcast, Females on Fire and why she started it as an outlet for women. We also chat about the importance of connecting with others as an entrepreneur, avoiding burnout, and taking time out for ourselves.   If you are feeling overwhelmed in your business, this is definitely the episode for you.   We talk about: How Hayley got into entrepreneurship and the transitions shes made on the way How her husband helps her in her business Females on Fire and why Hayley started a podcast Why focusing on one thing at a time is important in marketing How Hayley plans and batches her content Hayley’s business and how it has evolved over the years The journey of figuring out how to get started Isolation and the loneliness you can face as an entrepreneur Putting yourself out there and connecting with others Setting boundaries and holding yourself accountable Where Hayley plans to take her business next   About Hayley: I'm a serial entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and big dreamer who took a hobby business born out of a college dorm room and turned it into a successful multi-business empire. I run on hard work and Dr. Pepper, and if it comes in pink you better believe I want it. Now I spend my days dreaming up new ways to help creatives everywhere grow their business productively and profitably.   Connect with Hayley: Website | Facebook | Instagram   Quotes: “I found in doing both businesses, that I really just loved working with women, and motivating and inspiring them.” - Hayley Luckadoo   “Just knowing where your audience is, and really focusing on how to make those platforms work for you and work for them, makes all the difference.” - Hayley Luckadoo   “That’s my goal is to make sure that you don’t ever get bored following me on Instagram or Facebook.” - Hayley Luckadoo   “If you don’t make the time for it, it literally won’t happen.” - Mallory Schlabach   “Nothing good ever gets done quickly. You’ve got to plan it out, you’ve got to give it the time that it deserves. Otherwise, it's just not going to connect with the people you want it to connect to.” - Hayley Luckadoo   “I always thought going into business for myself was going to be this grand big thing. I was going to make a lot of money and I was going to just be really happy. And the money started coming, the clients started coming in, I loved what I did but I wasn’t necessarily happy.” -Hayley Luckadoo   Links: Females on Fire Podcast   About Marketing Magic: The Marketing Magic podcast is where women entrepreneurs trying to do all the things come to get inspiration, business strategy, and on-air coaching on how to get their business noticed and growing. If you have a business that people need to know about in order for it to grow, you’re in the right place. This is the place to uncomplicate your marketing. Be sure to listen, subscribe, and leave a review! Join the conversation of other unapologetically successful women in her Facebook community, The #girlboss Club.

As Financial Advisors and paraplanners, how can we best capture a client’s lifestyle or intangible goals in a compliant SOA? With over 10 years’ experience in Financial Services, Hayley Knight is the ideas woman and work life balance advocate behind Contract Paraplanning Services. She’s a firm believer in the power of communication and relationship building when it comes to outsourced paraplanning and has plenty of great ideas to share in this chat with Adrian. Episode highlights: 2:45 – Articulating clients' intangible goals in a compliant SOA 8:00 – Is there any correlation between more compliance and better advice? 11:45 – Using tech to evolve the traditional and stagnant SOA 27:10 – How Hayley is getting paraplanners more involved with Advisers and the associations 32:35 – The advice process which produces the best SOAs Show Notes: Hayley Knight LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/knighthayley/ Contract Paraplanning Services https://www.contractpps.com.au/ General Disclaimer - https://www.xyadviser.com/disclaimer/ This podcast is brought to you by HUB24 (https://www.HUB24.com.au), an ASX listed company with over $10b in funds under management and one of the fastest growing platforms in the market. They believe in connecting advisers to innovative solutions that create opportunity, while delivering an awesome user and client experience. They’re big time supporters of advisers going solo and their BDM team are great to work with. We’re proud to partner with HUB24 - they’re big fans of the XY community and are continuing to help drive the positive evolution of financial advice.

Turning a childhood dream and resulting side hustle into a full-fledged career as a sought-after wedding dress designer with a large following and celebrities wearing her creations, and even a TV show, and how early adoption of Instagram gave her momentum… Hayley Paige, Head Designer for Hayley Paige at JLM Couture, Blush by Hayley Paige, and Jim Hjelm by Hayley Paige bridal collections and for Hayley Paige Occasions bridesmaids collection, joins Socialfly founders Stephanie Cartin and Courtney Spritzer in the MouthMedia Network studios for a conversation about her journey to success, along with a surprise and a brainstorm. In this episode: How Hayley made a shift from focusing on gymnastics to using skills she learned at home and at school to bridge her work and her lifelong passion The ways studying at Cornell's Fiber Science department helped Hayley develop her skills and influenced her approach to design How a friendship in college led to an early entrepreneurial venture, and how that experience shaped Hayley's own ventures How Hayley became an early adopter on Instagram and developed a strong following The moment Hayley realized she could turn her side hustle into a full-fledged career Hayley's determination to work with JLM Couture and how she made it happen The moment Hayley knew she had her own collection How Hayley's line have evolved over time and what's in store for the future of the brand The TV show “Weddings to Watch” Plus, a One Minute Brainstorm for Hayley Paige's next big product line

Turning a childhood dream and resulting side hustle into a full-fledged career as a sought-after wedding dress designer with a large following and celebrities wearing her creations, and even a TV show, and how early adoption of Instagram gave her momentum… Hayley Paige, Head Designer for Hayley Paige at JLM Couture, Blush by Hayley Paige, and Jim Hjelm by Hayley Paige bridal collections and for Hayley Paige Occasions bridesmaids collection, joins Socialfly founders Stephanie Cartin and Courtney Spritzer in the MouthMedia Network studios for a conversation about her journey to success, along with a surprise and a brainstorm.In this episode: How Hayley made a shift from focusing on gymnastics to using skills she learned at home and at school to bridge her work and her lifelong passion The ways studying at Cornell’s Fiber Science department helped Hayley develop her skills and influenced her approach to design How a friendship in college led to an early entrepreneurial venture, and how that experience shaped Hayley’s own ventures How Hayley became an early adopter on Instagram and developed a strong following The moment Hayley realized she could turn her side hustle into a full-fledged career Hayley’s determination to work with JLM Couture and how she made it happen The moment Hayley knew she had her own collection How Hayley’s line have evolved over time and what’s in store for the future of the brand The TV show “Weddings to Watch” Plus, a One Minute Brainstorm for Hayley Paige’s next big product line

In the very first episode of this podcast I spoke about my motivations behind starting this project, one of which was providing insight into employment worlds that you, as a listener, may never have considered before, or know very little about. One of those areas for me is tech: it interests me, but the world of Silicon Valley seems a distant impenetrable world of people with a much higher intellect than me talking about things I don’t understand. I am absolutely certain this is probably a massive misconception, so I was really delighted to talk to today’s guest, Hayley Leibson, to iron out my ignorance on this topic. Anyone who knows me will tell you that I am an innately curious person, so I was fascinated to hear about Hayley’s career - she’s too modest to say it herself but she is really making waves in San Francisco.   Hayley is the founder of Lady in Tech, an award-winning tech and lifestyle platform for next-generation female tech leaders and entrepreneurs, and a contributor at Forbes, for whom she writes a weekly column on a variety of tech topics aimed at inspiring women into the tech industry. Hayley’s accolades and awards are numerous and impressive: she was named a Top Tech Influencer by IVY Magazine this year, and included alongside Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook and Lean In fame as one of the year’s Most Influential Women in Tech. She has featured in the BBC’s 100 Women, and on ABC News, and is the co-founder of Female Founders Community, the largest online community of female founders. All this, and she’s only in her mid-20’s. Hayley’s drive and energy, her enthusiasm and work ethic are staggering, so listen in for inspiration! In this interview we discuss: - How Hayley became interested in tech, and what sparked her desire to follow a career in that sphere - How she cultivated those interests at college and subsequently   - The state of the tech world both in Silicon Valley and elsewhere with regard to gender and diversity before and since she founded Lady in Tech   - The start of Lady in Tech, how Hayley came up with the idea and launched the platform   - Monetising an idea as an entrepreneur and taking that idea from the drawing board to a successful business   - The challenges Hayley has faced since founding the platform, including discussion of #MeToo and the problems faced by female founders in Silicon Valley   - Mentors she's had in the tech industry, and the benefit of paying it forward for the next generation   - Hayley's side interests, including that she's a qualified yoga instructor!  

In this episode of The Physical Performance Show I have a fire-side chat with Professional Ironwoman, Hayley Bateup. Listen in as we delve into the following: Hayley's Story about Sharks Hayley's favourite event was winning the Australian Ironwoman championship How Hayley first started with Nippers Who Hayley admired growing up Hayley's first year in the series was Devondale for Women When Hayley felt that she belonged in the sport Hayley racing while injured Hayley as Nitro in Gladiators Why Hayley stayed in Ironwoman competitions even with injury How Hayley transitioned from competition to retirement Hayley finally being pain free Hayley on family life and her new career as a fire fighter If you have enjoyed the show please hit SUBSCRIBE for to ensure you are one of the first to future episodes. Jump over to POGO Physio - www.pogophysio.com.au for more details Follow @Brad_Beer Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat Please direct any questions, comments, and feedback to the above social media handles.  Powered by POGO Physio, Mermaid Waters, Australia