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In this episode, we discuss Paid Social strategy of Oribi.io: 02:28 - How Iris founded 3 different SaaS ventures and how she came up with the idea of Oribi. 5:58 - My Questions around Oribi's capabilities as a Google Analytics alternative. 12:49 - The paid social strategy story 14:27 - Why she chose paid social although it is an expensive channel 16:29 - Iris' mental models to leverage paid social 23:38 - Did she struggle with the ads initially? 24:48 - What's the worst piece of advice she has ever got? 25:51 - What has she recently changed her mind about? Links: Iris Shoor's LinkedIn ProfileTry OribiOribi's Youtube Ad Supported by Oribi.io - Oribi is a new Google analytics alternative for marketing teams. With Google Analytics, you still need to set it up, run a data studio and ask developers for help. Oribi automatically does that and tracks events without compromising on privacy. You can find attribution and user journey much more comfortably. I wrote a review about Oribi for you to further dive into it. Get 20% off with Oribi.io with the code "gms". Please leave a review for the podcast if you are a regular listener. Subscribe to the newsletter  to get exclusive podcast notes and mindset-changing growth marketing mental models and stories in your inbox.

Iris Gardner is a writer, horse wrangler, mother, and former organic farmer who lives with her family on a homestead in northeastern Washington State. After many years of living and farming in southern California, Iris, her husband Jason, and their two children moved to their current home-- a rural property located close to the Canadian border and more than two hours from the nearest city. As you’ll hear in our conversation, Iris and Jason have chosen to live and raise their children deliberately, with intention, and close to nature-- in a beautiful landscape far removed from many of the so-called conveniences of modern life. - Iris grew up off the grid in rural Washington, in an area so remote that her home did not have electricity. During her childhood, she developed a deep love of reading, horses, and wild landscapes-- all passions that are still of great importance to her and her family today. Iris’s husband Jason is a retired, highly decorated Navy SEAL who shares her devotion to intentional living and parenthood. Working as a team, Iris and Jason are building a meaningful and unique life for their family in the wilds of eastern Washington-- a life that I have found both inspiring and instructional. - Iris and I have been following each other online for years, so it was wonderful to finally get the opportunity to have a conversion. We spent a lot of time discussing parenting-- how she is raising her children to be both tough and compassionate, and how she balances managing risk with letting her kids learn from their own mistakes. We discuss her marriage with Jason and how they have grown as a couple through the various phases of their lives and careers. Iris is an enormously talented writer, and she is currently finishing up her first book, so we discuss her writing process, and she offers some excellent advice for people interested in pursuing creative endeavors. We also discuss the power of positivity, our shared love of reading, Iris’s heroes and mentors, and Iris offers some valuable words of wisdom. - If you want to learn even more about Iris’s journey, I’d encourage you to watch or listen to her conversation with retired Navy SEAL Jocko Willink on the Jocko Podcast. I’ve linked to it in the episode notes. You’ll hear us reference Jocko often in our conversation, and that podcast episode is one of the most powerful conversations I’ve ever heard in my life, no exaggeration. - Iris is an inspiring, strong, tough, talented, and thoughtful woman, and I know you’ll enjoy our conversation. Thanks for listening.  --- Iris Gardner on Instagram Watch Iris on Jocko Podcast Listen to Iris on Jocko Podcast Jason Gardner on Instagram Full episode notes and links: https://mountainandprairie.com/iris-gardner/ --- TOPICS DISCUSSED 3:40 - Iris describes her homestead 7:10 – Iris discusses parenting 12:40 – Iris describes raising kids “tough” 20:40 – Iris shares whether she always planned on being a mother 21:55 – How Iris and her husband, Jason, met 24:10 – Iris discusses the transition in her husband’s work (from SEAL to leadership consultant) and building independence within a marriage 26:55 – Iris talks about learning from each other in a marriage 29:55 – Iris discusses her memoir 31:40 – Iris discusses the relationship between reading and writing in her life 34:10 – Iris discusses her relationship with social media 39:10 – Iris’s advice for people with creative impulses/aspirations 43:55 – who are Iris’s heroes/mentors 46:25 – Why Iris feels positivity is important in the face of challenges 51:40 – How Iris uses the outdoors for introspection 53:10 – How Iris sets examples and encourages introspection, communication, and connection with her kids 1:00:40 – How having kids has impacted Ed and Iris 1:02:00 – Iris’s book recommendations 1:10:25 – Words of wisdom --- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie - All Episodes Mountain & Prairie Shop Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts

Calm the Chaos/ Episode 20 Iris Higgins, Hypnotherapy Iris Higgins, MA, CHt is a certified hypnotherapist, working primarily with women entrepreneurs. Multipassionate, Iris got a master's degree in psychology and was halfway through a second master's in nutrition before she discovered a love of hypnotherapy. She has been working with clients virtually for the past 8 years, helping them to connect in with their highest selves and overcome limiting beliefs. She believes that we all have the answers within us; that sometimes we just need a little guidance to find them. What  You’ll Learn Iris’ background and journey to getting to Hypnotherapy Difference between Client and Script based  How Iris made a pivot in her life to hypnotherapy Difference between hypnotherapy and meditation How to pick your hypnotherapist Pateron program available  Free six minute guided meditation at the end of the podcast  “Caring for your Anger” Resources Iris Higgins Website here Daylio Mood Tracker here Mary Lee Lebay here Calm the Chaos Coaching.  Book an exploratory session here  Calmthechaoscoaching.com Enjoy the show? Don’t miss an episode, follow the podcast on ITunes and Spotify Please rate, review and subscribe to the podcast and share with a friend!

Throughout the series, Parenting Decentering Whiteness, my special co-host, Leslie Arreola Hillenbrand, and I have been interviewing parenting influencers of color. Parenting spaces are majority white, which is a massive distortion of the actual world in which we live. If we want to raise our children into developing meaningful relationships with those around them, we have to start listening to voices that reflect the actual life experiences of our world.   Today, we are joined by Iris Chen. Iris is a Chinese American known for her work with unlearning and detoxing from tiger parenting, aka untigering. She is a deconstructing tiger mother who is trying to become a gentle and respectful parent. We are so happy to have her with us to talk about her work and her perspective on parenting.    Show Highlights: Tiger parenting, what it is and the practice of untigering  Iris shares her own experience with tiger parenting and how she began to question what she was doing; and recognized the ways it was hurting her son and hurting their relationship. How Iris said she leaned on coercion, domination, and oppression over children and how she wants to encourage all of us to change and transform from those patterns and those strategies to anti-oppressive ways of relating with children.  Perspectives on the orientation of undoing or dismantling - is it too negative? Some gaps that need to be filled in the Asian parenting community and what we wish would be talked about more. Speaking on ethnic identity, we discuss whether or not there are nonviolent or liberating parenting practices that are particular to the Asian American story. Whatever our culture is, we don't want to be wasteful. The idea of the shared plate in Asian culture and allowing a child to choose how much to put on their plate; acknowledging there are ways to practice not being wasteful yet also honor our kids' autonomy.   Links (affiliates included): Iris Chen Untigering - https://untigering.com Gene Luen Yang - https://amzn.to/39Nb7UK Parenting Forward Conference - https://www.parentingforwardconference.com Join us at the Parenting Forward Patreon Team - https://www.patreon.com/cindywangbrandt Parenting Forward, the Book - https://amzn.to/2GB6eDB9   *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com  

Iris Seng is an 80% architect and 20% sidepreneur from Germany who helps entrepreneurs create brand stories. Her experience as an architect and team leader for more than two and a half decades play significant roles in her desire to empower women to show up and make an impact by telling stories.   Iris joins me today to share how she transformed her business from free membership to paid group coaching. We dives into how the SOMBA program helped Iris unlock the key to growing her business while on summer holiday, as well as how Iris found the action-takers she was looking for as a mentor and entrepreneur. We also talk about how Iris picked her excellent business idea, that enables her to have a sustainable business on top of her full-time job. “The self-esteem that I got as a mentor and as a sidepreneur - that's a benefit for my role as a leader in the company as well.”  - Iris Seng In This Episode of The Sigrun Show: The turning point that led Iris to give up the membership group she built five years ago What inspired her to start mentoring other women How Iris discovered her zone of genius The strategy she used to launch and grow her online course How applying what she learnt in SOMBA impacted her business What led her to take time from her summer holiday to create a course Resources Mentioned: #61: Build an Online Business on the Side as a Teacher with Gyda Gudjonsdottir Build a WIldly Successful Online Business - Join SOMBA Today!   Are you ready to make this year your best year in online business? Learn the business framework and strategy that has been proven to help entrepreneurs like you grow their business to become wildly successful, six-figure businesses! Join SOMBA, the only year-long MBA course and mastermind program designed to help you avoid the pitfalls that most entrepreneurs face, learn the proven strategies and techniques that have helped countless entrepreneurs go from business idea to wildly successful online businesses, and a proven path to successfully launch your business and consistently gain and keep new clients.   If you're ready to take control of your business and see massive results, register today to join SOMBA - The Online MBA Program for online entrepreneurs. Please share, subscribe and review on iTunes Thank you for joining me on this episode of the Sigrun Show. If you enjoyed this episode, please share, subscribe and review on Apple Podcasts or Google Play Music so more people can enjoy the show. Don't forget to follow and connect with me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! Learn how to leave a review, then head over to Apple Podcasts for your chance to win a special thank you gift!

Louis Morrow is regional director of sales for Intelligent Retinal Imaging Systems (IRIS), the leading comprehensive solution provider of diagnostic telemedicine services committed to ending preventable blindness due to diabetic eye disease. Louis was one of the earliest builders at IRIS and has played a major role in saving the eyesight of over 55,000 patients (so far) through the partnerships built with major health systems and integrated delivery networks across the country. He’s an award-winning consultative sales team leader with more than 20 years of successful experience in the eye care space and has held senior sales leadership positions across multiple companies. Tiffany Wandy is executive director of the Clinically Integrated Network for LifeBridge Health, a regional health care organization based in northwest Baltimore and its surrounding counties. LifeBridge Health consists of Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, Northwest Hospital, Carroll Hospital, Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital, LifeBridge Health & Fitness, hundreds of primary care and specialty physicians throughout the region, and many affiliated health-related partners. Prior to joining LifeBridge, Tiffany was a senior data analyst and lead program consultant for the CareFirst Patient-Centered Medical (PCMH) Program, where she served as an adviser to primary care providers on best practices relating to the implementation of coordinated care delivery models. Tiffany has both payer and provider experience and leverages this knowledge to drive increased use of analytics, business development, and practice transformation for rural, suburban, and urban organizations. 01:34 What is IRIS? 02:46 IRIS’s goal to end preventable blindness. 03:11 What IRIS looks like in clinic. 05:33 What LifeBridge Health is. 06:17 When Tiffany realized it would be important to implement IRIS into LifeBridge Health’s practices. 06:50 How preventative eye care can save practices and patients money in the long run. 07:36 How health systems are seeing the cost of social determinant burdens. 08:31 How IRIS helped LifeBridge Health identify these costs and solutions. 09:26 Finding practices most likely to succeed in LifeBridge Health’s pilot. 10:43 How to articulate “The Why” in LifeBridge Health’s pilot. 12:14 Tiffany’s advice to anyone thinking about rolling out an initiative with IRIS or something like them. 12:30 The importance of having access to great data. 12:49 The importance of physician engagement. 12:59 Thinking about the time medical assistants (MAs) have to devote to pilot screenings. 14:12 LifeBridge Health’s expansion strategy. 15:57 Capturing more patients and bringing them in network.

Overview: One of the great privileges I have as host of this podcast is the opportunity to meet so many good people doing really great  work. At the top of that list are the folks at the Coalition to Transform Advanced Care, or CTAC, a DC based organization dedicated to the ideal that all Americans with advanced illness, especially the sickest and most vulnerable among us, receive comprehensive, high-quality, person- and family-centered care that honors their dignity. I love that.    So naturally I was super stoked to be invited to CTACs annual conference where I got to hear from folks on the front lines of the battle to transform care from the fragmented, siloed systems that result in unnecessary suffering to one where caregivers and the people they serve are empowered and getting the care they want when and where they choose. Today I want to introduce two people from the front lines of this great challenge, Torrie Fields and Dr. Stephen Bekanich.   Now please understand these recordings were made at the conference, so you’ll hear some occasional noise in the background. But you know, I’m like a moth to the flame, and when I see a bright light, I move toward it. I think you’ll agree these two guests are shining bright. So please join me on this special episode of Dance Past Sunset, recorded live at the 2017 annual conference of the Coalition to Transform Advanced Care. First up is a women who owned the stage with her positive energy and optimism, Ms. Torrie Fields, Senior Program Mgr for Advanced Illness and Palliative Care, Blue Shield of California plus their affiliated Medicaid Carefirst Health Plan.   What You’ll Learn from Torrie: How she advises start-up incubators and early stage entrepreneurs focused on advanced illness or end-of-life care Blue Shield’s long running history working with new organizations and helping them to grow The innovative ventures she has seen that really excite her How she uses a game called “Hello” from Common Practice’s game (formerly called “My Gift of Grace”) on first dates to determine values and openness What it means to live well all the way through the end of life,  Her personal role as caregiver, and with folks who are not comfortable talking about death, and who are not tech savvy The needs for more ways to help people understand the progression of their disease  How tech designers don’t understand the digital divide Her evaluation of the Trillion dollar "Silver Tsunami” and its relation to Spinal Tap Policies and regulations that keep us in the past (e.g. restrictions on what we can do in the home) and stifle innovation How do we enable the future   Stephen Bekanich, MD: Many advanced care patients, like Torrie’s mom, want more help understanding what’s happening with their health now and what they can expect to face in the future. That’s one of the things my next guest helps people do. Dr. Stephen Bekanich from Iris Plans is not only focused on that challenge, he looks like he belongs in a rock&roll band with a fire red electric guitar strapped on him. And when you see a guy walking around who looks like that, you just have to ask, you know?   What You’ll Learn from Stephen: How he uses his rock & roll attire to open a conversation with his patients and help them focus on the relationship and not just their illness About WalMart's Angel Wings   How Iris plans targets COPD, CHF, late stage malignancies, dementia, stroke, cirrhosis and helps patients assess what’s happening now. and what will they will face in the future. What’s missing from Obamacare How to bring the patient and their families into the equation When Texas will become a Republic again, his tips for finding good BBQ   Coming Up Next on the Show: Thank you Stephen and Torrie for taking time to speak with me, and thank you CTAC for hosting such an important event. Coming up in the next episode of Dance Past Sunset, I’ll have more guests from the conference including a couple who took their 90 year old mother and a dog named Ringo on a bucket trip your across America. Good stuff! Copyright 2018 Dance Past Sunset. All Rights Reserved.

For those of us who spend most of our waking hours sitting in front of screens (i.e. ALL of us), we’ve learned a lot recently about the negative health effects of screen exposure, especially when it comes to eye health. I’ve seen a lot of activity in Facebook groups in the last few months especially about eye health and protecting yourself from blue light. I’ve done past podcasts with sleep experts such as Shawn Stevenson and Ben Greenfield about how to get better sleep in part by limiting exposure to blue light in the latter half of the day, but I’ve yet to have an expert on the podcast to talk specifically about what can be done to limit the health problems created by looking at computer screens all day. In this episode I chat with Daniel Georgiev, a young but extremely talented computer programmer from Bulgaria who created the software program Iris which is now an indispensable tool in my toolkit. I’ve talked about F.lux many times in the past and recommended it for years, but now my #1 recommendation for eye health if you work in front of a computer is Iris. I have it installed on every computer I own and can’t live without it. Daniel and I talk about how Iris works, why he created it, and more importantly what you can do to mitigate the negative effects on your eyes of working on computers for long hours. Daniel was also kind enough to offer an activation code for a free activation of either Iris Pro or Iris Mini Pro. He’s offering 100 activations of each, first-come first-served. Just use the coupon code "team-optimize" at optimizeyourself.me/iris to get your free license. NOTE: In order to activate, you must download the free version first and then activate the full version with your code. Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here's What You'll Learn: How damaging can staring at a computer be? Eye exercises that combat eye strain What effects flickering LED displays have on your irises Daniel's experience with eye strain and extended exposure to monitor light How blue light an inappropriate times can cause macular degeneration Blue light's damaging effects aren't limited to just nighttime How Iris improves eye health over the course of the entire day Ways in which low monitor brightness can be just damaging as high brightness How typographical, color, and brightness standards are threatening our vision Useful Resources Mentioned: Iris Tech https://youtu.be/HN30fO2I2aU Our Generous Sponsors: This episode is made possible by Ergodriven, the makers of the Topo Mat, my #1 recommendation for anyone interested in moving more at their height-adjustable workstation. Listen, standing desks are only great if you’re standing well, otherwise you’re constantly fighting fatigue and chronic pain. Not like any other anti-fatigue mat, the Topo is scientifically proven to help you move more throughout the day which helps reduce discomfort and also increase your focus and productivity. And they’re really fun and a great conversation starter. This episode is made possible by the HumanCharger,  a revolutionary new light therapy device made specifically for people who spend long days in the dark and don’t get enough sunlight…i.e. You and me. Simply put in the earbuds for 12 minutes a day to receive your daily recommended dosage of UV-free white light. Doing so can drastically increase your energy, improve your mood, and increase mental alertness and focus.This device has literally changed my life and I use it every morning without fail. Use the code ‘OPTIMIZE’ to get 20% off your order. Guest Bio: Facebook Daniel Georgiev is a 21 year old computer programmer from Bulgaria. Before he learned to code, Daniel was a rower in his country's national team for more than 5 years, and participated in the 2012 World Rowing Junior Championship. Daniel is the creator of Iris - software for eye protection with more than 1 million users worldwide. Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared and published by Jakin Rintelman. Special thanks to Krystle Penhall and Sarah Furie for helping to spread the love! The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet). Note: I believe in 100% transparency, so please note that I receive a small commission if you purchase products from some of the links on this page (at no additional cost to you). Your support is what helps keep this program alive. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Iris Muscarella, burlesque performer, jazz singer and new poly educator, shares insights on solo and egalitarian polyamory. 0:00 Introduction and host chat Under 18? Stop listening now and visit http://www.scarleteen.com 1:30 Poly in the news Professor Marsten and the Wonder Women, the bio pic about William Moulton Marsten, the polyamorous creator of Wonder Woman, comes out October 13 It’s time for the church to talk about polyamory 7:05 Interview: Iris Muscarella on solo and egalitarian polyamory Iris Muscarella, business owner, burlesque performer and jazz singer, host of Dallas-area poly women’s sleepovers and new poly educator, shares thoughts on solo and egalitarian polyamory. Solo egalitarian poly is the love language of the individual. “I don’t wanna be your whole world; I just wanna be a part of your world.” How Iris defines solo and egalitarian; relationship anarchy; how solo poly differs from “just dating”; how do you show the importance of your relationship(s) in the absence of typical relationship escalator benchmarks; what do solo poly people need to have in their toolkits; how can people be better allies to people of color in the poly community—listen to hear, not to respond 33:30 Feedback Herbalwise shares a bit of everyday poly in the podcasting world Friggin’ Limey calls in to let us hear his accent! 36:00 Happy Poly Moment A listener writes in to share a sexy and erotic happy poly moment—and breakfast afterwards! 38:00 How to make this podcast better Questions? Comments? Feedback? Email polyweekly@gmail.com and attach an audio comment or call the listener comment line at 802-505-POLY. Friend us on Twitter or Facebook, leave a comment here. Check out Poly Weekly podcasts at polyweekly.libsyn.com. Share this with a friend or write an iTunes review!  Our intro and outro music is courtesy of Pacemaker Jane, “Good Suspicions.”