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With August being National Wellness Month, Sarah Rice, Corporate and Community Impact Specialist, speaks with Jaime Murphy, Director of Health and Well-Being, about health and wellness in this episode of The Lippert Built to Lead Podcast. Jaime talks about her role and how she came to be the first health and well-being director at Lippert. She shares some of the initiatives and programs she is providing to engage the team members and why now is the time to have this program.   “Lots of times we focus so much on what physical health looks like. We've all been sort of conditioned into that that healthy looks a certain way, and we need to change that, because healthy doesn't always look a certain way.” -Jaime Murphy [14:13]   “When we care about our people, it does trickles down to our family life as well.” -Sarah Rice [20:05]   What You Will Learn: [01:28] About Jaime Murphy [03:34] How Jaime became the first Health and Wellness Director at Lippert [06:45] Ways she's providing resources to team members [09:28] Why is now the time to have this program [15:32] Events and programs that engages team members [19:56] Creating a work life balance [22:46] What they are focused on this year [26:24] How to get men to understand why health and wellness is important   Resources: Visit our website: https://www.lci1.com/academy Email us: academy@lci1.com

In sticking with the underlying theme of not having to have it all figured out as a teen, Jamie shares how the directions of her path changed and evolved. She shares how her work with Christian teen girls came to be. And what it felt like as an older teen to begin to see her calling in life. Connect with Jamie after the podcast at: uncommonteen.com IG @uncommon.teen Dare to Be: A Devotional for Girls - available on Amazon and on the Uncommon Teen app!   You can connect with Kim at: TikTok @kimlukens  or can find all of her connections spots through on https://linktr.ee/kimlukens   QUICK EPISODE SUMMARY Get to know Jaime  How Jaime get here today Jaime's breakthrough moment  How this moment felt Overcoming self-doubt  Tapping into self-understanding How to connect more with Jaime  

We're talking with Jamie Kern Lima! Jamie is the founder of IT Cosmetics.  She and her husband Paulo started IT in their living room in 2008.  Through a long road of overcoming the tough knocks and naysayers… they were able to build it into the #1 luxury makeup brand in the United States!  Not only that but they were able to sell IT to L'Oréal for over a billion dollars… and… as they did… Jamie became the first female CEO in L'Oréal's 100+ year history.  It's an incredible story… that Jamie chronicles in her brand new book, “ “Believe It - How to go from underestimated to unstoppable!” We talk about the journey… but more importantly… we dig into the backstory of how she got clear on this dream… how she found ways to dump the doubt… and defy the naysayers… to do it her own way.  It's an inspiring and very raw conversation. Plus... Jamie tells us a heartfelt story she doesn't typically share about the specific and surprising “nudge” she got the first day she set foot in her brand new office!  It shocked her… but also set her up for this next exciting chapter in her life.  I loved this convo and I think you will too! RESOURCES: Jamie Kern Lima's Website: https://jamiekernlima.com Jamie's book: Believe IT!: https://www.believeit.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JamieKernLimaPage Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamiekernlima   THE “DREAM TOGETHER” APP IS HERE! That's right! Our DREAM TOGETHER App is here! The “Dream Together” app is designed to help you clarify your goals as well as connect with like-minded individuals so you can “dream together” to make those dreams (big or small) a reality! So… HERE ARE THE STEPS: STEP 1: Download the app. Find “Dream Together” for your Apple Device: HERE Find “Dream Together” for your Android Device: HERE STEP 2: Sign up and enter the group code: dreamthinkdo STEP 3: Be inspired by the dreams that are already there.  Then… follow and encourage a dream or two! STEP 4: Post at least one of your own dreams… and then invite friends to join you so you can DREAM TOGETHER! Let's do this! MORE ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Jamie Kern Lima didn't grow up sitting at the “cool kids table.”  She was dismissed because she didn't look like what people told her she needed to look like.  But… she'll be the first to tell you that it was tough and felt like a “set back” at the time… but later she realized all of that was a “set up” for an amazing future. That's because when she and her husband Paulo started IT Cosmetics… they did it in a way that industry experts said would NEVER work.  As a result, she was shut out.  She was turned down.  She was told “NO more times than she could count.   But they stayed with it.  And as they did… they featured REAL women of REAL beauty in the REAL world.  She pushed through and went from the underestimated… dismissed underdog… to become an unstoppable force for good that she is today.   MINUTE BY MINUTE: 0:02 What to expect today 2:31 Get to know Jaime 5:40 How Jaimes journey started 10:15 When Jaime's business turned into a mission 12:24 The secret sauce to business 15:40 Finding courage to take the next step 19:08 The honest feedback that changed everything for Jaime 24:08 Lighting round questions from YOU! 24:34 What Jaime had to unlearn to achieve success 28:19 How Jaime stays true to herself 34:54 Mitch's biggest takeaways I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU: What did you think of Jamie's story?  Have you read the book?  Are you enjoying it?  What was a stand out story for you?  Drop a comment below… and let me know.  I'd love to hear from you!  

Has there ever been a low carb couple that is more fit and fabulous than Jaime and Ben Seeman? We think not! Join us for our exclusive interview with Jamie and Ben as they appear on a podcast TOGETHER for the first time......and we get ALL of the good stuff! Check out episode 009 of The Low Carb Hustle Podcast as we discuss: How Jaime and Ben developed a game plan to totally dominate 2020. What it was like to TRUCK an olympic athlete on the Titan Games. Ben's bodybuilding show prep game plan and why he kept going when the contest was cancelled. Our "Who is it?" challenge where the Fit & Fabulous couple reveal things like "Who is the weird one?" and "Who is the better athlete?" Then things take a turn towards the comical with Dr Jaime's "Vagina Knowledge Challenge" for the guys. This may be the greatest thing that has ever happened in the history of podcasting! Connect with Dr Jaime: https://www.instagram.com/doctorfitandfabulous/ Connect with Ben: https://www.instagram.com/sgt_fit_and_fabulous/   Get our brand new Low Carb Hustle apparel: www.LowCarbHustlePodcast.com   Thank you for supporting our sponsors: www.Gainswave.com www.GrasslandNutrition.net    

Is your social media feed inspiring and uplifting or negative and anxiety-ridden? While social media can promote negativity, hate, and anxiety, it can also bring together great people to foster a positive and motivational environment. There are ways to set boundaries on social media to cancel out the negativity and focus on the positive, such as muting hashtags, unfollowing people who don’t inspire you, and limiting your screen time. I was inspired by my guest today, Jaime Zeitz, through his motivational messages on social media. Jaime leads a team at Homebridge Financial Services and is also a public speaker, educator, and lover of all things self-growth. He is inspiring, intentional, and has fantastic insight into personal development. In this episode, Jaime and I talk about his journey with self-growth, setting boundaries with social media, and the values in failing. In This Episode You Will Learn About Jaime’s job and background (2:03)Jaime’s mission with his social media (7:30)What “quarters in your life” means (9:40)Why consistency is key (9:59)What ‘team’ means to Jaime (12:30)How failing has helped Jaime’s leadership skills (14:58)Why growth has to be intentional (17:10)Jaime’s experience with personal coaching (18:54)An exercise Jaime recommends to learn where your ‘why’ is (20:34)Jaime’s tools to stop comparing himself to others on social media (23:28)How Jaime triumphs over bad moments (25:56)The importance of being able to adjust (28:48)Why Jaime values failing (32:34)Connect with Jaime LinkedInFacebook Let’s Connect!Email: coachnicolewindley@gmail.comLinkedInFacebook Facebook GroupInstagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Entrepreneurship isn’t easy. That’s something that Jaime Schmidt, founder of Schmidt’s Naturals knows all too well. Jaime is a multi-passionate entrepreneur who after partnering her business with Unilever, went on to start another company and an investment fund to support other founders. Jaime bootstrapped her business for many years and in this episode, she shares the lessons she learned along the way, her biggest pain points and what kept her going. She talks about the importance to her of staying grounded and being aligned with what she does. She also gives us the inside scoop on her new book, Supermaker: Crafting Business on Your Own Terms. What’s in this episode: What it means for Jaime to craft a life she loves Why she decided to move and make a change How she continued to explore and search for her passion  Her turning point where she realized her personal care products could be a big business How Jaime felt going through the process of taking her business to the next level The progression of her company growing through word of mouth Pain points she reached as she grew her business What kept her going as an entrepreneur Why she wanted to build her brand without taking on investors Her experience of getting approached by companies to sell Schmidt’s Naturals What made her decide to partner with another company Why she started her business, Supermaker The most common pain points she see’s female entrepreneurs going through How she stays grounded and aligned with her values Her non-negotiables for her daily life How she bases her decisions on what’s best for herself and her family Why she started an investment fund to help support other founders    About Jaime:Jaime Schmidt is an entrepreneur and the founder of Schmidt’s Naturals, a brand of natural personal care products that she started in her kitchen in Portland, Oregon in 2010. Jaime is known for modernizing natural personal care products, including the customer-favorite deodorant, and bringing them to the mainstream market. Under her leadership, Schmidt’s grew into a household name lining the shelves of retailers including Target, Costco, Whole Foods, Walmart and CVS across 30 countries. In 2017, Schmidt’s partnered with CPG giant Unilever, with Jaime continuing as the brand’s founder and spokesperson. Today, Jaime is focusing her efforts on helping emerging entrepreneurs pursue their own dreams. In June 2019, Jaime launched Supermaker, an editorial-driven platform that celebrates diverse, independent brands and creators, and hosts conversations that empower progressive values in the workplace. She has also authored the book Supermaker: Crafting Business on Your Own Terms, releasing April 2020 in partnership with Chronicle Books. Additionally, Jaime is the co-founder of Color, an investment portfolio that supports diverse and underrepresented founders, and co-owner of local entrepreneurial collective Portland Made. She is regularly profiled in prominent business media including Inc., Entrepreneur, Forbes and Fast Company. Jaime is an inaugural member of the Inc. Founders Project and has also been recognized as 100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs (Goldman Sachs, 2017 & 2018), PNW Entrepreneur of the Year (Ernst & Young, 2017), Inc.’s Female Founders 100, and the Create & Cultivate 100.   Connect With Jaime:Website | Instagram | Twitter Links:Supermaker Supermaker: Crafting Business on Your Own Terms by Jaime Schmidt Hope you’ve enjoyed this episode! Would love to hear from you. What is one thing you can do with the wisdom and guidance you’ve extracted from this episode to make a positive and lasting change in your own life? Connect with me on social media. You can find me @amytangerine on Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and pretty much anywhere. If you’re enjoying this podcast, please rate and review on iTunes, subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and let your friends know about it too! The more we spread the creativity and happiness that comes from pursuing our passions, the better off our amazing community will be. Hope you feel uplifted, energized and inspired.

Jaime Schmidt is an entrepreneur and the founder of Schmidt’s Naturals, a brand of natural personal care products that she started in her kitchen. Feeling unfulfilled in her career and seeking purpose for most of her life, Jaime was exploring different hobbies with the hopes that she would find her passion. In 2010, Jaime was pregnant with her son and was experimenting with making her own natural, non-toxic products that would be safe for her to use. After exploring different recipes, she soon created a natural deodorant that “actually worked” and that’s when Schmidt’s Naturals was born. Jaime grew the company from farmers' market tables to a household name that lined the shelves of CVS, Target, Costco, Whole Foods and Walmart. Under Jaime’s leadership, the company was in over 14,000 stores in 30 countries, with year over year growth at 300%. After seven years of running her company, Jaime sold Schmidt’s Naturals to Unilever for a reported nine-figures.Jaime is dedicated to building better businesses and recently launched two new ventures: Supermaker, a media platform that celebrates emerging entrepreneurs, and Color, an inclusive investment fund that supports diverse and underrepresented founders. In this episode, we’ll talk to Jaime about: * Jaime shares her early entrepreneurial path as a child & family values around money and savings [2:38]* Why she decided to leave her corporate job and take time off to soul search & find her new career path [5:15]* Jaime walks through different hobbies she was pursuing to help find her passion & why becoming pregnant was her biggest motivator [7:50]* Jaime shares her business journey in selling natural deodorants at Farmers Markets and when she realized she had a big business opportunity in front of her [10:33] * Jaime shares how she garnered a support system which helped her build a business in an industry she had no experience in [14:08]* How Jaime grew the business without raising any money [15:30]* Jaime’s discusses how persistence and relentlessness was part of her successful retail strategy [17:56] * Key tips in dealing with competitors in your industry [20:15]* Jaime talks about her acquisition story and how she felt when she sold her business for nine-figures [22:16]* Jaime talks about how she is supporting and investing in the next generation of entrepreneurs [25:52] * Why getting pregnant and officially launching her business was the best decision she ever made [28:06]* Key business advice she shares with new entrepreneurs [33:10] Follow Jaime:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaimeschmidt/* Website: https://jaimeschmidt.info/References: * Schmidt's Naturals: https://schmidts.com/* Color: https://color.capital/* Supermarker: https://supermaker.com/* Jaime’s latest book: https://supermaker.com/bookFollow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Stay updated & subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.behindherempire.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Interview with Jaime Karsky, owner of Meadowlark Tile. Anyone who has checked out Meadowlark Tile on Instagram or Facebook is impressed with the skills that Jaime has. One would assume that she has been in the tile trade a long time but she learned the tile trade only 4 short years ago! Check out this interview to learn about how she continues to push herself and pump out solid work! 2:40 Jaime wanted to learn more so she turned to the community and ended up flying out to help Karl Parker on some projects. 4:10 How Jaime is Branding and Marketing her Tile Installations. 7:25 How to calculate prices. 8:15 Unique challenges being a woman Tile Contractor 10:50 Plan for the worst-case scenario 13:45 CTI discussion Check out Jaime's work at https://www.facebook.com/meadowlarktile/ This episode of Tile Money is brought to you by the National Tile Contractors Association and Sponsored by Laticrete International. https://laticrete.com/ https://www.tile-assn.com/# --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/luke190/message

The return on investment in Corporate Culture can be huge for a company’s bottom line. For Jaime Neely, it’s a full-time job. Jaime Neely is the Chief Culture Officer for Trend Hunter, the world’s number one largest trend-spotting platform. Trend Hunter has over 300,000 articles published, covering everything from fashion, to tech, to marketing campaigns. Trend Hunter helps powerful brands to identify new opportunities and validate successful ideas through the company’s innovative algorithm.  In this episode, Will Scott is joined by Jamie Neely to talk about how she came to be the Chief Culture Officer, the seven “Core Competencies” at Trend Hunter, and how the company maintains a successful Culture.   Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:  [1:03] Background on Trend Hunter [3:01] How Jaime came to be Chief Culture Officer [4:19] Why Culture is a priority at Trend Hunter, and how Jaime defines Corporate Culture [7:55] What is the Culture like at Trend Hunter [10:00] Examples from the company’s seven Core Competencies and how Jaime applies them [16:31] Getting employees to live the Core Competencies [20:15] The reward system for employees at Trend Hunter [22:21] The interview process for onboarding new employees [26:04] The end-of-year assessment process, and reviewing performance throughout the year [30:02] Advice for companies that struggle with Corporate Culture   Resources Mentioned on this Episode Trend Hunter LinkedIn for Jaime Neely   Connect with Will About Me Culture Czars The Culture Fix Linked In  

[2:15] Working a stable job at Wegmans with a great culture, but looking for a challenge [4:00] Differences between maintaining a great culture to shaping and codifying culture [6:45] Lessons learned and advice for writing down your culture [8:20] The "Four Truths" at Innovative [10:45] Screening for "learn-it-alls" and emotional intelligence in the hiring process "I'll never hire someone who won't increase our average." "We're people plus technology. That culture piece is always screened out first." [15:30] Starting the onboarding process before their first day on the job "One of the best things you can do for employees when they start is show them how their role impacts the strategy and the long-term vision for the organization, because it creates instant connection for them to say 'I'm a part of something bigger and the more successful I am in my role the more I can impact the organization for the long haul.'" [20:15] Scaling culture as you grow with more employees and new offices [23:30] The bottom-line impacts of culture - 40% growth since culture focus in 2014, 5+ year employee retention compared to 18 month industry average [26:30] Lessons learned from unsuccessful cultural programs and iniatives [30:00] Lessons learned rolling out unlimited paid time off [34:00] Getting feedback on the culture: both custom and benchmarked surveys, plus getting the pulse in person around the office [37:00] Why innovative shares culture survey feedback on their website "There's a lot of companies out there that put on the faquade that they have it all figured out, but the more that we go first and show that we don't and that we always have things to work on, people will follow that model." [40:00] The importance of following up from feedback and how it happens at Innovative [43:00] How Jaime measures success in her role as VP of People and Culture [45:15] Self-promotion process [47:30] From "soft skills" to "power skills" [49:20] Building emotional intelligence in leaders [53:30] Diversity and inclusion at Innovative and in Tech Rochester Beacon article that interviews Jaime about women in Tech https://rochesterbeacon.com/2019/08/01/a-new-era-for-women-in-tech/ "You have to holistically look at the belief structure of your organization. That's where it starts. You may bring in a lot of people that look, act and talk differently, but if the welcome isn't there and they don't feel like they're part of the family...they'll very quickly fail, and that's on us as leaders." [58:30] Why more companies should have a head of people and culture Listen to the podcast episode with Innovative Owner and CEO Justin Copie: https://fortheevolutionofbusiness.simplecast.com/episodes/incubating-conscious-culture-in-tech Listen to Jaime's DisruptHR talk here: https://disrupthr.co/vimeo-video/the-most-amazing-culture-but-its-not-for-everyone-jaime-eisenhauer-disrupthr-talksyone/

Jaime's been featured on Yahoo's homepage 6 times, and in Inc, Entrepreneur, and Business Insider. She's been a top Business Coach for over 10 years and has helped hundreds of 6 & 7 figure Entrepreneurs and Business Owners optimize every area of their business. She's also the host of the online show - Eventual Millionaire, where she's interviewed over 400 self-made millionaires. She's a tech geek, has two kiddos - and even has a sword wall in her house - Plus she loves creating automated systems and talking business growth! Eventualmillionaire.com   3:40 Jaime shares the top patterns in Millionaires #1: “Commitment to the end goal no matter what.” 5:17 Jaime talks about what she considers to be a piece of mental toughness. 6:14 Jaime explains the "Millionaire Myth" experienced by Olympic athletes and entrepreneurs. 7:53 “Loving both sides of the coin.” 8:40 Jaime shares how “visioning” is a top method used by the millionaires she’s interviewed. 10:33 Why do we downplay our wins? Jaime answers the question. 11:23 How to enjoy the journey: Jaime relates mental toughness as a way to speak kinder to ourselves. 12:58 Jaime’s secret to slowing down. The “gift of her lifetime.” 15:20 Jaime shares how her sword wall came to be. "Competition is a gift" 15:54 “Not about the win or the loss.” Finding out what truly makes you happy. 16:49 Burn out: Jaime sheds light on figuring out what truly matters. 17:51 How Jaimie sees adversity as an asset.  21:28 "Tall Poppy Syndrome" Jaime describes how to push past negative feedback while in the pursuit of your goals. 22:47 How Jaime applies mental toughness to be a mother of two and a business owner. 25:18 Jaime describes her hinge moment. 29:05 Jaime defines mental toughness and how she applies it to her life. 30:45 What is the purpose of "feelings", and how can they guide us? 34:43 Jaime shares another hinge moment, and how her new definition of success came to be. 35:32 Ways to get the most out of life on a daily basis. 37:54 Jaime describes how she quiets her mind using a technique different from meditation. 40:45 Jaime shares how business owners can benefit from jotting down their ideas. 42:05 Why Jaimie values creativity in her everyday life. Join The Mental Toughness Newsletter and TEXT DRROBBELL to 33444 ENTER DRROBBBELL at Getsom.com for 15% off.  If you enjoyed this episode on Mental Toughness, please subscribe on itunes and leave a review Dr. Rob Bell drrobbell.com

In this episode, Jaime reveals how she positioned her company to attract her ideal clients, how she balanced being a mom and growing a 7-figure business — and how her newfound passion for fitness and healthy eating is helping her become a better entrepreneur. Check out the show notes below for the full list of topics we cover in today’s interview!   What you will hear: [00:45] Introducing Jaime [03:22] Jaime’s journey to event production [05:23] Pivoting to branded events and launching Geffen Events [07:15] The pressures (and the benefits) of being the sole owner [08:49] How Jaime used to market — and how she approaches it now [11:22] How networking and positioning helped Jaime get her biggest clients [14:36] Balancing being a mom and growing a business [20:20] Jaime’s personal health transformation, and how it changed her life [24:35] How you can fit exercise into your life — and why it helps your business [27:20] Jaime’s goal for the next 5 years [29:36] Where you can learn more about Jaime    Resources:  Geffen Events Geffen Events on Instagram Jaime’s personal Instagram Backstage Business on Apple Podcasts

Today on the Bad Girl's Bible we a joined by a very special listener named Jaime, who is here to tell us about how her and her husband turned their marriage around after some very tough times. Early into their new marriage, Jaime's husband started to experience some pretty serious health challenges and after his diagnosis and medical prescriptions became increasingly moody and difficult to be around.   This, in conjunction with Jaime's own health and anxiety issues, led to a very difficult time, emotionally and in the bedroom. It took a few drastic changes that happened around the time of a mortal scare for her husband to take the relationship back to a healthy place and into territory that Jaime never even dreamed of. Jaime takes us through their complete history, early dates and the proposal before getting into the troubled period.   She talks about how different things are now and the difference in connection she feels when they make love. For all this and much more, be sure to join us today!   Key Points From This Episode   Jaime's childhood, parents and the atmosphere at home. The first day that her and her future husband met. Proposal, the wedding and the early days of marriage. Jaime's husband's health problems and the first diagnosis. How the medication affected her husband's moods and their relationship. Jaime's own health problems that she was experiencing at the same time. The near death experience that turned her husband's life around. Changing their sex life around and the effect of the Blowjob Bible. How the challenges have strengthened their relationship. The times that Jaime considered giving it up. How Jaime's life has turned out differently to her expectations. The role of her faith in helping her through tough times. Advice from Jaime to listeners in similar situations. And much more! Tweetables   “That’s how he is now, he brushes off all the little things and doesn’t let him bother anymore.” —  Jaime [0:15:30]   “Sometimes it does take something life altering to make you decide that it’s time to change how you live your life and the way you treat other people.” — Jaime [0:16:58]

In this Episode: Jaime shares how she spent most of her life running or avoiding problems, until her FIGHT to fight found her. How many of you don't know what to fight for after serving in the military? Spending years lost and confused struggling to find that one thing that fulfills you. Jaime was that person, thinking a change of scenery was the answer to finding what was missing in her life. It wasn't until her fight found her, when she began to undertake a mission that 80% of the world resists, the CBD Industry and the fight for her sons cure of Cystic Fibrosis.   Once the interview begins time stamps:  0-4:00: Story  4-5:00: How Jaime found traction 4 months out with a job, but just wasn't satisfied and why.  5:30-8:00: Jaime's way of discovering what she was passionate about post military.  8- 13:30: The moment she realized she couldn't run or avoid problems anymore and began to fight for a BIGGER MISSION.  13:30- 15:15: How she developed grit and resilience to fight against social norms ad stigma against CBD  15:15- 17:30: How to endure the fight with tons of resistance  17:30- 20:00: Here vision and mission to educate and break the stigma attached to CBD  20- 22:30: Her Special Offer to Ambitious VETS  22:30- 24:45: A secret hack to how CBD can increase liver damage 24:45-25:23: How to take advantage of the Ambitious VET offer 25:23- 27:48: Jaime's three Golden Grenades  Here is how you can connect with Jaime: Website: https://thehempuralist.com  Facebook: https://bit.ly/2VW9zSs  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehempuralist/    Grab your SPECIAL Ambitious VET OFFER from The Hempuralist - TM here: https://mailchi.mp/c4389b212ddb/beginnersguide Interested in having a conversation around being a monthly, quarterly, annual sponsor of The Ambitious VET Network? Email me directly, for more details: choffmann@vettrainingcoaching.com  If your unclear on your next fight to fight or are needing support like Jaime in the in trenches daily while you fight for what you believe in, come join the Ambitious VET Tribe here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheAmbitiousVETTribe/ 

At the core, Jaime Jay is a connector of personalities and brands. He constantly challenges himself to be a better human being. He is also an amateur hockey player and starter geek who truly enjoys helping his clients rediscover themselves, their companies and how to realize their ‘WHY’. Worked with clients in Canada, the United Kingdom, America, the Philippines, other countries in Asia, and Mexico. Responsible or growing and leading multiple management, sales, and operations teams. Co-founded and operated a publishing company where he helped create, publish, and distribute a regional real estate publication. Recipient of the Army Achievement Medal for Meritorious Service. Hosted a Top 100 Business podcast in iTunes. Selected to speak on marketing panel and was awarded the “Top Gun Consulting Maverick Award” in recognition o his outstanding marketing performance.   His line of business, Bottleneck Virtual Assistants, is more than just a staffing agency. They connect businesses with qualified talent who share the same love for success. Jaime Jay Show Highlights: Jaime’s entrepreneurial journey to success via focus Energy givers vs distraction suckers How Jaime thinks about FOCUS Why Jaime downsized running four businesses to one Having direction without having clarity How schools can use Virtual Assistants to improve the quality of work Jaime Jay Resources: Hire a VA: Use the PROMO code  “BLBS “ to receive a discount.   Jaime Jay Contact Info Website   HOW SCHOOLS CAN USE VIRTUAL ASSISTANTS Read the Better Leaders Better Schools Roadmap Show Some Love BECOME A PATRON OF THE SHOW FOR AS LITTLE AS $1/MONTH DID YOU LIKE THE SHOW?  iTunes SUBSCRIBE HERE! LEAVE A 5-STAR RATING AND REVIEW Join 50+ school leaders from around the world in our leadership community Website :: Facebook :: Insta :: Twitter :: LinkedIn   SHOW SPONSORS: ORGANIZED BINDER Organized Binder is an evidence-based RTI2 Tier 1 universal level solution Focuses on improving executive functioning and noncognitive skills Is in direct alignment with the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework Is an integral component for ensuring Least Restrictive Environments (LRE)   You can learn more and improve your student’s success at https://organizedbinder.com/   Copyright © 2019 Better Leaders Better Schools

Business, Mastery, Owner, Systems, Team   Summary   Is discipline actually … freeing? We'll look at that in our Thought of the Day. And in our interview segment, Jamie Masters brings some on-point thoughts and suggestions regarding being on top of the business you're growing successfully. That and more on today's show.   Bob's Thought of the Day   We'll explore:   “Discipline is freedom.” It sounds “Orwellian”...but it's not. Two examples of business areas where discipline equals freedom: networking and giving a presentation. How the discipline and good, positive habits we impose on ourselves today will allow us to act with a confidence and sense of freedom, born from that very discipline.   Interview with Jaime Masters   You'll discover:   Why Jaime has her clients do a detailed time audit, and the surprising insights it brings. The importance of designating an “operator” who pays attention to the details. Why you should delegate but not abdicate. What it means to “80/20” your systems so you aren't making systems you never use. How Jaime's Ownerbox process uses systems and workflows to helps owners be better leaders and managers. Click to Tweet   On this episode, learn the wisdom behind “delegate, don't abdicate.” @Eventualmillion It's very lonely at the top as an #owner, and when we don't look at something, nobody calls us out on it. @Eventualmillion The more awareness, the easier it will be. @Eventualmillion #business   Interview Links   EventualMillionaire.com Jaime's resources mentioned on this episode Eventual Millionaire Podcast The Eventual Millionaire by Jaime Tardy Connect with Jaime on Facebook Connect with Jaime on LinkedIn Follow Jaime on Twitter Follow Jaime on Instagram Jaime's YouTube channel   Resources   The Go-Giver Influencers Facebook LIVE Show Order The Go-Giver Influencer Sell The Go-Giver Way Audio Program GoGiverSalesAcademy.com The Go-Giver Leader TheGoGiver.com GoGiverSpeaker.com Burg.com How to Post a Review  

In this episode, we talk about: Going to film school vs. Working at rental company vs. corporate wedding work. How Jaime judges exposure and what style lighting she loves. Director of Photography: Jaime Randel Website: www.JaimeRandel.comInstagram: @wrapped_in_pianostringsVimeo: https://vimeo.com/jaimerandel Check Out Jaime’s Reel Below Jaime’s Dog My Dogs Thank you for listening: Please let me know what you learned or thought […] The post Capturing Light – Episode 107 with Jaime Randel (Schirmer) appeared first on Gaddis Visuals.

Kevin Halbrook and Jaime Ryan heard their local bar, Egan’s was closing. They both realized that they did not want the stories people made there to be lost. They set up a table to record at, and opened the mic up for the bar regulars to tell their tales. I am so happy to welcome Kevin and Jaime to the show. We go over how Egan’s came into their lives, and what inspired them to record the bars stories. We discuss the equipment they bring, and how they chose which stories to share. Finally we discuss how the podcast affected their community, and their lives. 02:00 - what inspired the Duo to create the podcast? 09:15 - How Jaime found Egan’s 11:00 - How the pair went about recording in Egan’s 14:00 - How they chose which stories to publish 15:30 - The gear they bring to Egan’s 21:15 - How Jaime and Kevin met 23:30 - How Kevin and Jaime work well together 25:00 - The bargoers reactions to the podcast 26:30 - The other podcasts Kevin listens to 29:30 - The vast array of people interviewed at bars 33:00 - The new owner of Egan’s 42:30 - Kevin’s return to Egan’s Full Show Notes: http://podcastjunkies.com/Kevin-Halbrook-interview★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to episode thirty-four of the Honest Mamas Podcast! Today, we speak to Jamie Fleres about her new book; Birth Your Story. Birth Your Story is about using writing to remember, process, heal and honor the entirety of your birth experience. You are forever changed, and how you tell the story can determine whether the power of birth serves or hinders your life. Whether you're pregnant or birthed decades ago, a seasoned or novice writer, man or woman, this book is for you. The book inspires and supports you to write your birth story, takes the intimidation and other obstacles out of writing, offers accessible writing prompts and support, and includes over 15 inspiring stories — about birth loss, adoption, home birth, premature birth, surrogacy, cesarean birth, and more.   Feel empowered to write your story, honor your experience, value your voice, heal your past and transform your future, and find freedom through authentic expression. Because your stories matter. Because YOU matter.   What you’ll hear in this episode  How Jaime became passionate about this subject area An in-depth look at the book and what readers can expect The need to break away from the fixed narrative of the current birth story How the process of your birth story can be healing The transformation that can take place after writing your birth story How you can write your birth story at any age The positive impact telling your birth story to your children can have on them The three layers of the birth story and what they represent   Resources https://www.jaimefleres.com

Today’s guest on Just the Tips has done something that, as far as Dean and I know, is nearly impossible: Built a thriving, rapidly expanding business while also raising four boys. Jaime Cross is the founder and CEO of Mighty in Good handcrafted bath and body collections, and her story is truly inspiring. It’s not just the fact that she’s built a successful business while balancing family life, it’s that her business has philanthropy hardwired into its model. If you’re looking for something to listen to that will get you fired up and inspired for the new year, this is the episode you were looking for. A company built around impact, not profit Jaime told us an incredible story of being home with her first chil and having a literal dream that became the blueprint for Mighty in Good. She says she can still see the dream and the blueprint to this day, and she’s never strayed from that vision. And as she tells us, she believes that if you run a profitable company, it’s your duty to give back, so Mighty in Good has partnered with organizations to help fund work to stop human trafficking, and donated products to chemotherapy patients to help them feel better. And the company makes organic sex oil. So really, all the bases are covered here. How Jaime slew Goliath Jaime says that her vision for her company has allowed her to compete directly with the big players in the skincare industry, by focusing on their values and what makes their products so different and so important to people. And that has made Mighty in Good the fastest growing organic skincare company in the world right now. She allowed us to share what their monthly revenue is, and I’m not going to put it in here, you’ll have to listen. And you’ll want to hear Dean’s mind being blown live on air, as well. Better the pain of discipline than the pain of regret Jaime talks about how entrepreneurs need to have the proper mindset for growth, and for overcoming obstacles, in order to achieve their dreams. She told us about a quote she has “inscribed anywhere I can have something inscribed” that reads “Better the pain of discipline than the pain of regret.” And as she says, that mindset encompasses a number of different viewpoints, including forcing yourself to do difficult things, but also surrounding yourself with people whose skills complement yours. It’s a really insightful and inspiring conversation that’s perfect for anyone at any stage of the entrepreneur growth chart. Own your audience Jaime is so forward-thinking in terms of where her industry is going and where her business within the industry is going. She read the tea leaves about wholesaling and selling through retail, and turned instead to e-commerce and click funnels where her company can interact directly with its audience, and she’s never looked back. This is truly an episode that will get you motivated, and get you thinking about your own path. If you listen to one episode of a podcast in 2018, make it this one. Outline of This Episode [2:55] How Jaime built a company while raising four kids [7:27] How MiG took on the big competition [10:02] What changed everything for her business [15:15] The spiritual side of money [17:52] Jaime’s formula for a successful business [23:03] How to own your audience Resources & People Mentioned Mighty in Good MiG Soap on Twitter Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Connect With James and Dean James P. Friel: AutoPilot Entrepreneur Program: www.jamespfriel.com/autopilot Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/autopilotentrepreneur Site: www.jamespfriel.com Dean Holland: Blog: www.DeanHolland.com FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DeanHollandHQ Digital Business Entrepreneurs: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DigitalBusinessEntrepreneurs/  

Jaime is an avid hockey fan. He loves the competitive spirit and the team aspect of the game. He enjoys the sport so much that he decided to integrate his passion for the sport into his passion for marketing. Jaime has been working in the sales and marketing arena since he left the US Army as a paratrooper for the 82nd Airborne Division in 1994. Working for three different fortune 100 companies, Jaime learned quickly how to build relationships. The challenging aspect of working for a large company was having the ability to be creative. This is the main reason he went out on his own and started his own business. As time progressed, Jaime found that he really enjoyed making websites for people and so he started Slapshot Studio in 2013 and never looked back. Jaime enjoys traveling, boating, playing guitar, hanging out with family, and playing hockey. TWEET: Ep. 65: Jaime Jay - Don’t Let Others Fence in Your #Dreams  How one guy successfully dealt with the fear of starting his own business. When Jaime Jay left his service in the 82nd Airborne division of the U.S. Army he wasn’t sure what he was going to do. He waited tables for a while then got into some corporate jobs where he learned a ton of things. One of those things was that he had enough ambition and dreams of his own that he really needed to start his own business. But it was scary. All of the uncertainties that come from not having a consistent paycheck and all of the responsibilities being on your shoulders were very present and very real for him. How do you deal with that kind of pressure successfully so you can move on and make your business a success? Jaime Jay shares his story on this episode of Chasing Dreams. He discovered that being stubborn and selfish are great things. Two things that Jaime Jay says were instrumental in his success are that he was stubborn and that he was selfish. What he means is this: You can’t stick with it during the hard times to overcome obstacles and achieve your goals if you aren’t stubborn. And you can’t expect to be a blessing or benefit to anyone else if you can’t first provide for yourself, so you’ve got to be determined (stubborn) and you’ve got to be clear on accomplishing what you want and need to accomplish (selfish). If you’ll take the time to hear how Jaime describes his perspective on those two things it will make a lot more sense to you and hopefully inspire you to put those two things to work for yourself. TWEET: #Leaders are always asked the #questions. When do they get to #ask their own? Leaders are always asked the questions. When do they get to ask their own? When Jaime Jay’s business team started to grow he discovered within a short amount of time that as the leader of the company, everybody came to him for answers. That was OK, he didn’t resent it or feel overwhelmed. But what he realized was that he didn’t have anyone that he could ask the questions he had. That’s when he first took the steps to get involved in a Mastermind group so that he could get help, insight, and benefit from the experiences of other leaders who were on the same business path that he was. Jaime has a lot of great things to say about masterminds and wants to encourage you to get into one as soon as you can. You can hear his challenge on this episode. Success is not in what you achieve, it’s in the goals you set. When it comes to business success most people measure it in terms of dollar signs. That’s a worthy aspiration and one that has to be in place in order to truly be profitable. But Jaime Jay says that he’s learned that viewing that long term goal as the measure of success is a sure way to become discouraged and impatient. Instead, he measures success by setting goals for each day and the accomplishment of those goals. That way he’s able to have victories every day, build momentum, and stay optimistic about the path he’s on and the ultimate results that will come from the little, daily victories. It’s a refreshing perspective that you can take away from this episode so be sure you listen to find out how Jaime implements it. TWEET:#Success is not in what you #achieve, it’s in the #goals you set OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [0:47] Aimee’s introduction to Jaime Jay, her friend and guest on this episode. [3:17] How Jaime got started playing his favorite sport: hockey. [7:06] The steps Jaime took from the military into marketing. [8:20] Lessons learned from corporate America. [13:20] The fear and challenges of starting his own business. [17:15] Would Jaime have gone into business differently if he’d had dependents? [19:18] Why being stubborn and selfish were good things in Jaime’s mind. [26:20] The benefits Jamie gets from his participation in a mastermind group. [29:07] The way Jaime built out his vision statement and goals. [31:49] Jaime’s view of what is really successful in business. [38:07] The best advice Jaime gives to those chasing their dreams. GUEST RECOMMENDATION: Write out your vision using - who, what, where, when, why. If you can put those 5 questions together you can pretty much put together a vision of who you are and who you want to be. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: http://slapshotstudio.com BOOK: The 12 Week Year (affiliate) TWEETS YOU CAN USE:  TWEET: How one guy #successfully dealt with the #fear of starting his own #business TWEET: He discovered that being #stubborn and #selfish are great things

How Jaime lost 60lbs in 3 months using keto diet.

Patience, Business, Entrepreneur, Relationships, Creativity   Episode 24: Power of Patience - Jaime Jay URL: http://julieannsullivan.com/jaime-jay-power-of-patience   On this episode of Mere Mortals Unite, we interview Jaime Jay, an entrepreneur who shares with us the superpower of patience. This is certainly a power I continually work on myself. In our conversation, we talk about how patience is an integral part of a good life and a good business.  I really like that Jaime keeps mentioning that it’s his responsibility to continue to expand his patience on a daily basis. Jaime’s wisdom on the topic of patience will help improve your relationships and impact your professional life. You’ll discover:   How Jaime describes his superpower. The benefits of having patience in your personal life. How patience can help you in sales. Jaime’s experience of how patience helped him when transitioning between careers. The link between patience and creativity. Actionable steps to becoming more patient.   Interview Links & Other Resources   SlapShotStudio.com StopRidingThePine.com Done4youwp.com Follow Jaimie Jay on Twitter Connect with Jaimie Jay on Facebook Connect with Jaimie Jay on LinkedIn iTunes - Subscribe, Rate & Review

In today’s episode of the podcast you’re going to hear a very detailed, step by step account of how a brand new Amazon Private Label seller went from zero to $10K per month in roughly 30 days… and he did all of it AT THE SAME TIME he was working a full time job. How is it possible? It takes dedication, attention to detail, and lots of hard work. Scott is happy to highlight Jaime’s success story here today because it’s proof not only that an Amazon Private Label business can work, but that anyone can do it… even people who are busy or working full time already. So grab a pencil and paper (you’re going to need it) and take some good notes because Jaime drops a couple of mind bombs on us in this episode.   The value of “Just in Time” learning… and how Jaime did it in his business.   In the process of building any business there are so many details, so many ins and outs to pay attention to that it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Very easy. Building an Amazon Private Label business is exactly the same. That’s why Scott advocates and practices what he calls “just in time” learning, which is the process Jaime followed in establishing his business and products on Amazon. What is JITL? It’s doing enough research and study of the process to do the next step only. That way you are able to focus, do one thing at a time, and move ahead only when you’re ready. You’re not looking at 20 steps in the whole process, you’re just focusing on one. Hear how Jaime applied the JITL approach to his product research, samples, launch, and sales in this episode of The Amazing Seller.   Pay attention when you start interacting with potential product suppliers. You can learn a lot.   This is one of the biggest info bombs Jaime drops in this episode of the podcast. He contacted many suppliers to potentially source his products and then he started watching their interactions with him. Did they respond promptly? Did they respond professionally? Were they easy to communicate with? Did they send things to him in the appropriate time frame and in packaging that was right for the product? All of these things added up to show him whether the company he was talking with was trustworthy, concerned about quality, and reliable to do what they said they would do. Jaime explains it so much better from his real life experience, so you’ll want to listen to this interview. Logos and branding issues for Amazon Private Label Products can be a pain.   Many people find a designer on Fiverr or someplace similar to create their logos, take their product photos, etc. And that’s a fine way to go about it, but both Jaime and Scott have found that finding someone local to where they lived was a wonderful thing. Why? The communication and time frames were much better, the quality was great, and the ability to be a part of the process was so much easier. Jaime even went to his product photo shoot and got to give input on how he wanted the products displayed and photographed. It’s another tip Jaime shares from his success that you can take from this amazing episode.   30 minutes a day to keep his Amazon product updates and rolling.   No kidding. Now keep in mind, we’re not talking about the product research and launch phase. This is after all that work has been done and the product is live on Amazon for the first time. Watching the stats and sales, keeping products supplied, tweaking PPC campaigns, responding to customer issues - all of it takes 30 minutes a day or less. How it that possible? Because Amazon does the heavy lifting by handling all your marketing, shipping, and sales. It’s an amazing business to get into. Now don’t hear that to mean that it’s easy. The product identification and launch process is anything but… but it’s a rewarding way to build a business, not just an income stream. Hear how Jaime and Scott are doing that on this episode. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER   [0:03] Welcome and introduction: Another case study from a new seller who is doing over $10K in revenue with his first product. [1:00] Congrats to one of our TAS community members: Nancy Ramirez. [3:14] Get to know Scott’s new friend, Jaime - a new Amazon Private Label seller. [4:13] How did Jaime get started selling on Amazon? [6:12] Why Scott began this podcast. [7:14] What pushed Jaime over the edge to give Amazon sales a try? [10:03] Did Jaime follow Scott’s course step by step? [11:32] The importance of “just in time” learning. [12:05] How Jaime got his initial product ideas and how he switched products after discovering some interesting data. [17:42] The next step: Product samples from many suppliers and the lessons Jaime learned through email, packaging, and interactions. [19:59] How Jaime paid for his products and how he had them shipped. [20:30] Jaime’s response when he got his first product samples. [22:08] Branding decisions about logo and design. [23:02] Packaging choices and how Jaime handled that issue. [23:20] Ordering the first bulk set of products in a variety of colors. [24:40] What was the time frame for product production? [25:12] Why Jaime had the first batch of products shipped to him and not to  Amazon or any processing company? [28:11] In the pre-launch phase: pictures, logos, listings, etc. [31:20] Keyword research: What Jaime did to find the right ones. [34:10] The first order came in… shipping the product in, and a hiccup in his first shipment going in to Amazon. [37:12] When the product went live! - reviews, PPC, etc. [38:20] How long before sales began? [39:24] Jaime’s plan for doing reviews - 80 giveaways. [41:25] Cost of his PPC campaign and how sales have progressed. [44:46] Jaime’s experience with an auto PPC campaign. [46:29] Jaime’s goal for the product: 10 sales a day, and he’s hit much more. [48:48] Jaime’s future: scaling up his sales, preparing for 4th quarter, adding products. [50:23] How much time is Jaime spending each day now that his products are selling. [53:54] Scott’s recap of Jaime’s story and process. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE   Scott’s free workshop  - http://www.TheAmazingSeller.com/workshop   www.TheAmazingSeller.com/FB - the TAS Facebook Community   Pat Flynn’s episode featuring Ryan Moran   www.JungleScout.com