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You are going to love this week's episode! It's an incredibly inspiring and empowering conversation with a badass entrepreneur I've had the pleasure of getting to know recently, Jill Stanton. I was familiar with Jill before we did this interview, but I really started getting to know her personally this year, both in 1-on-1 conversations we've had and in the virtual mixers she's hosted. Not only does she know her shit, but I love her attitude and the other incredibly successful and cool women she attracts.   If you don't know Jill,  she is one half of Screw The Nine To Five, a company that has inspired and empowered tens of thousands of new entrepreneurs to quit their jobs, start and grow thriving online businesses, and make over $100,000 a year, all while being location independent and living lives of meaning and purpose. When she's not CEO-ing, Jill also loves travelling the world with her husband Josh and their young boy, Kai.    Jill is also the founder of the Millionaire Girls Club, which is a place to connect with unapologetically successful women who hype you up, inspire you to play a bigger game, and have way more fun doing it. She's currently planning her first retreat, which we're going to get into in this episode.    I know I say this about a lot of interviews, but this conversation really is one of my favorites to date. And I can't think of anyone listening who won't get something valuable out of it.    In Ep. 157, we cover: Jill's journey into the online space and the early years of her business Affiliate marketing: How Jill was able to crush it as an affiliate marketer and what it takes to be successful at it How she scrapped a very lucrative business model to do what truly feels aligned (and why that's not a crazy thing to do!) Developing the mindset required to become a millionaire and her favorite money mindset resources Navigating failure and change, how motherhood has affected her business and lifestyle, and more! Jill really drops so many gems in this episode. She also gives some great book recommendations, which you can find below.     Want to listen to Beyond Influential ad-free and get other exclusive perks? Check out Beyond Influential Backstage right here: https://www.brittanykrystle.com/backstage     Want to create your own course or coaching program? If you're interested in creating your own course or coaching program without investing thousands, check out Jill's Course Creators Bootcamp, which is a very low risk and very effective way to get started no matter what your niche is.    I only recommend products I can stand behind, and what Jill offers is truly a proven system that will help you create a product people will want to buy, and is a ridiculously high value for a very low price. You can check it out here: https://www.brittanykrystle.com/thescrew Jill's Book Recommendations! Dollars Flow to Me Easily by Richard Dotts https://amzn.to/3joF0Dg Dissolve the Problem by Richard Dotts https://amzn.to/3h6GHTb Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself by Joe Dispenza https://amzn.to/2U8uSnB A Happy Pocket Full of Money by David Cameron Gikandi https://amzn.to/3h3OwJo Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T. Harv Eker https://amzn.to/3quWDmM The Illusion of Money by Kyle Cease https://amzn.to/2T15QqD   Don't want to miss an episode (or valuable free resources!)? Get on my list here: https://www.brittanykrystle.com/subscribe   Other Helpful Links: Check out Jill's Course Creators Bootcamp: https://www.brittanykrystle.com/thescrew   Want to Support the Podcast? Leaving a review on Apple Podcasts goes a long way: https://apple.co/3rSk09A Take a screenshot while listening to the episode and share it in your Instagram Stories—and make sure to tag me @brittanykrystle! https://www.instagram.com/brittanykrystle/   To connect with Jill: Website: https://www.screwtheninetofive.com/ Millionaire Girls Club Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themillionairegirlsclub/ Screw the Nine to Five Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/screwtheninetofive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SayNoToNinetoFive/   To connect with me, Brittany Krystle: Website: https://www.brittanykrystle.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brittanykrystle/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/brittanykrystle/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanykrystle/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brittanykrystlexoxo/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/brittanykrystle/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1f0uI6wzWqp58n7fk-7-1g Clubhouse: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/@brittanykrystle   *Full disclosure: Some of the links above are affiliate links. I will be compensated (at no extra cost to you) should you choose to purchase through them. Thank you in advance. (I appreciate you!)

In this episode, I had the opportunity to speak with Jill Sheppard Davenport, MS, MPP, CNS, LDN, LN, NBC-HWC who is a Certified Nutrition Specialist, Licensed Nutritionist, National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach and meditation instructor. Jill shares her journey of finding her way in the space of nutrition and mental health. What you'll find in this episode: How Jill became interested in the space of nutrition and mental health The role of functional nutrition and its impact on mental health General dietary principles to follow How to discern specific nutritional recommendations people might need The link between nutrition and trauma  Nutritional intervention examples   For full show notes, resources, and link, head to https://www.dralyssaadams.com/uncommon-couch-podcast The Uncommon Couch is the place for therapists, coaches, and wellness entrepreneurs who want to take their practice on the road less traveled. If you enjoyed this show, make sure to follow the podcast so you'll never miss an episode. Want to get to know me more? Find out more about me on my website at https://www.dralyssaadams.com or by following along on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/dralyssaadams!

Today I got to chat with the founders of Girls Mentorship, Jill Peterson and Mary Frances. On today's episode we chat all about how they work with young girls, childhood experiences and the importance of education.   Jill Petersen is an experienced coach and former leader at lululemon for nearly a decade. Her superpower lies within connecting and building trust quickly to overcome self-doubt and help people find their greatness. Jill holds a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies (Communication) and (Mass Communication) from Arizona State University, as well as receiving a certificate in Mindfulness Leadership. She is Yoga Alliance, 200-hour certified yoga and mindfulness teacher.  Mary Frances is an avid community supporter, adult cheerleader and experienced coach. Part of her joy as a mentor is not just being the one who leads, but also having the ability to raise others up in order to live into their own leadership potential. She has a B.S. from ASU in Exercise and Wellness as well as an MBA in the school of hard knocks.  The highlights from this week's episode include:  How Jill and Mary decided their passion was working with young girls  How to Jill and Mary coach young girls  How childhood experiences greatly impact adulthood  And so much more  To stay connected with Jill and Mary you can find them here:  www.girlsmentorship.com  Instagram, TikTok and Facebook @girlsmentorship  Regina Lawrence is a former trial attorney and law school professor turned soulful business & life strategist. She has found that so many entrepreneurs have these brilliant ideas and dreams but don't know how to take the dream and create a system or structure to make that dream & idea profitable.  That is where Regina comes in.  With discipline, consistency, systems & structure, we can't help but create profit & fulfillment from our soul-driven business ideas. Regina's approach to coaching marries her background in legal analysis, spirituality, mindset coaching, holistic nutrition, and neuroscience to create an experience that will assist you to get into alignment, get clear on what you are here to do and what steps and systems to implement to make that dream a profitable reality. You can find Regina on Instagram @reginaalawrence You can book a free 1:1 30 minute virtual coffee chat with Regina at https://calendly.com/reginalawrence/virtualcoffeechat You can learn more about the coaching & courses Regina offers at www.reginalawrence.com

The first episode in this mini series is Jill Woodworth, the CFO of Peloton (NASDAQ:PTON). Since 2018, when Jill joined, Peleton has been on a hyper scale journey – she took the reins of the finance function when the business was a private, $200m revenue company. In under 4 years since then, it is now a $4b revenue business listed on the NASDAQ. The next two episodes are moving the spotlight away from the CEO and Founder to their most important partner in the business, the CFO. You can liken the role of the CFO to that of a navigator on a ship – charged with the responsibility of charting the course, tracking the journey and ensuring hazards are avoided along the way. CFO is often the most underestimated piece of the scaling puzzle, and why we felt the need to finally shine a spotlight on them. Jill gives some fascinating views into her transition out of investment banking, scaling her team from 12 to 200, working with a passionate founder, as well as what in her opinion makes for good investor relations. We also traverse the work that goes into preparing a company for an IPO. All these give deeply valuable insights into what it takes to scale quickly and effectively. This mini series was inspired by a blog post that TDM produced last year - “What makes a great CFO” and I hope this podcast episode brings this blog to life. You can follow TDM (linktr.ee/tdmgrowth) and host Ed Cowan (linktr.ee/eddiecowan) across social channels. Show notes// · Jill's background in banking and then transition into her role as CFO at Peloton (00:03:32) - Including the skills that were transferrable to the CFO role from her banking experience and the skills she felt she needed to develop (00:7:22) · How Jill's leadership style has evolved as the company has undergone hypergrowth (00:11:01) · The elevation of the role of the CFO within an organisation (00:13:47) · Skills that make for great CFOs (00:15:40) · Jill's relationship with Peloton Founder & CEO, John Foley: (00:18:06) · How has John's leadership style changed over time (00:21:31) · The role of the CFO in creating wonderful IR (23:35) · TDM blog 'What makes great IR' (00:26:15) · Insight into transitioning Peloton from private to public (00:27:02) - Including how this changed Jill's job (00:30:37) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tdm-growth-partners/message

I have a probate investing success story for you today.  You might be surprised to learn that most of Jill Speth’s deals happen to be coming from one niche, and that is probates.  Yes, you heard me right. Probates.  Like me, Jill understands that off-market deals like probates present the greatest opportunity for all investors to do more deals in today’s highly competitive seller’s market.  Probates are by far some of the most lucrative deals you will ever do, and you get to help these sellers that just want to be done with the estate and move on with their life. Jill is a Registered Nurse and real estate investor who founded Colorado Solutions in 2009 during the financial crisis. Focusing primarily on wholesaling and rehabs, she also succeeded in building a small rental portfolio in the Colorado Springs market. In 2016 Jill earned her associate broker license and focused primarily on selling the rental portfolio in Colorado Springs to transition to the Denver market. She officially fired her boss in September 2018 and is now in the Real Estate business full-time. Jill recently bought a distressed property in Phoenix that she intends to rehab and hold as a rental.   Show Notes: Probate Investing Success Story In this show whether you are an investor or an agent, you will learn how probates can fuel and grow your new or existing real estate business. Investing part-time while keeping her day job as a nurse Jill’s probate investing success story The opportunities in probate investing from both the investor side of the business and the agent side of the business How Jill successfully works both sides of the business Exactly how she decides whether to pursue the deal as an agent or an investor Talking to sellers; it’s not a skill most people are born with Jill’s latest probate deal and how she found it The massive cleanout and how she handled it in a different way Why the seller chose her to do business with How much money she made on this probate deal Tools she uses in her business Automating her direct mail marketing (game changer!) Jill’s experience with my course, Probate Investing Simplified, and why she recommends it   Resources Mentioned in this Show Probate Investing Simplified Open Letter Marketing Propstream To listen to Jill’s last podcast: How this Former Nurse was able to Build a Successful Rehabbing Business           .

Jill Johnson-Young is a grief therapist, author, speaker and educator. She spent more than a decade with hospice. She is also twice widowed, now I'm now married to a funeral director who is also a member of DMORT and has been deployed twice in the pandemic. She teaches school staff how to help with grief and cope with their own losses, and therapists how to approach grief in a way that doesn't suggest grief has to last forever. She provides grief support groups online, as well as a dementia support group. Jill has written books for children about grief and a workbook for adults, as well as “The Rebellious Widow.” In this episode we discuss: How Jill coped with the passing of her wives, and breaking the "widow rule"The way hospice care is viewed by society and how the terminally ill can benefitHow to say goodbye to a loved one, go through grief and recover "The research says that we tend to be done with our toughest grief in the first 3-4 months. We've grieved with our spouse, and reorganized our lives in our heads before they die. So were done with our grief when others are just starting." - Jill Johnson-Young Connect with guest Jill Johnson-Young: Website | Book Connect with host Edward Tay

On this episode, Ryan is joined by Jill Wheatley, a teacher turned life-long activist and adventurer. Jill suffered from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) on her job, losing 70% of her sight and in the process changing her entire view on life.   Jill speaks about the experience itself, what went through her mind in the moment, and breaks down her thought process in both the immediate aftermath and the long-term effects. She has taken it upon herself to use her life-changing experience to shine a light on an otherwise stigmatised issue that lacks public awareness.   In this Episode: Jill speaks of the events of the day that changed her life forever, and her journey of realising what had actually happened to her. Jill discusses how she would have felt if the accident had happened to anyone else who was there that day and her acceptance of a difficult situation. Coping with the loss of autonomy and being a highly independent person living through a situation where you do not have the level of control you are used to having. Living with the uncertainty of a medical prognosis that keeps changing and an issue that is not all that well understood even amongst experts. How Jill sees the mental mountains she has to climb to be more challenging than the mountains she climbs in real life. Learning how to accept help and support from friends & family, and how that was particularly challenging in the early stages of her journey. Coming to understand the value of sharing your story, and hearing that of others, beyond niceties and surface-level conversation. Evolving from a fixed-mindset to a growth mindset. Highlights of Jill’s mountaineering career, her most significant climbs and runs. The role of travelling in helping Jill accepting the direction her life had taken. Acceptance through being grateful for the lessons learned through adversity.     Connect with Jill Wheatley Web: mountainsofmymind.com Facebook: facebook.com/mountainsofmymind Instagram: @mtnsofmymind     Connect with Mental Edge Lifestyle Web: mentaledge.ca Instagram: @mental_edge_lifestyle Facebook: @MENTALEDGEL

How do you improve from a good English speaker to a great English speaker? You might think that because you’re a native English speaker, you don’t need to be any better, but maybe you do need some improvements in a professional setting. But how do you do this? That is why in this episode of the Your Career Cure Podcast, Gail Tolstoi-Miller interviews communication coach, Jill Diamond. She is a seasoned communication coach with a specialization in working with international professionals. Her executive experience, background in the performance arts, and a keen interest in people allow Jill to help professionals Write it, Show it and Voice it with precision, passion, and impact. She explains how she helps people become great at spoken English as they are in written English without losing traces of their native languages or accents. Listen in to learn how better communication at work can surprisingly help you in moving up the ranks. SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT, LIKE & SHARE Apple |  Google |  Spotify |  iHeart | Stitcher | Amazon | Podchaser | Castbox | Watch Video on Youtube What You Will Discover: [0:40] Jill explains how she helps international professionals go from good English speakers to great English speakers. [2:54] How Jill became passionate about teaching communication after a career in acting and music. [6:27] Understanding code-switching, which is the ability to switch from one accent to another. [9:10] Why people don’t trust people with a different accent as theirs, plus some languages with difficult accents. [12:46] Jill narrates a success story that happened with a former client. [15:49] Teaching people how to speak the way they write. [17:04] Up talk- the rising intonation at the end of a sentence and why it creates doubts in others. [21:26] The importance of having passion in our native language or any other language we’re speaking. [25:37] Why Jill believes that it’s easier for non-Americans to catch up to our accent than the other way around. [28:14] She narrates the poem that helps her students get started with rhythm. [29:28] Jill describes her career challenges as having to keep up with the times and everything. [30:28] How COVID has simplified Jill’s lifestyle by making it easy to communicate with her clients online. [31:47] The 3 best career and Corporate America answers that Jill would give to win the 50 million dollars Your Career Cure Contest. Get in Touch with Jill: Jill’s online program landing page: https://jill-diamond-be8f.mykajabi.com/find-your-stage-with-english-communication-confidence Website: byjilldiamond.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JillDiamond LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jilldiamond/ Share one of your personal habits that contributes to your success: I’m not afraid to ask for help when I need it. It could be hiring a coach or speaking to a peer or simply searching the internet for the help I need. In other words, I’m in the habit of believing that I am not in it alone. Share your favorite Internet/Career/entrepreneur resource: I’ve turned to Tony Robbins’ work on and off over the years. Marie Forleo's course is great for entrepreneurs—especially if you are starting out. And I turn to LinkedIn groups in my field like Training & Development—there is great resource material and studies that these groups can provide. What is your favorite book that you would recommend? I love The Dip by Seth Godin because it shows us that quitting isn’t always about giving up. It is about redirecting ourselves towards our strengths and our passions

Movement is powerful. Movement can propel you to places you’ve never been before, opening doors to growth, positivity, and empowerment.Today I’m chatting with Jill Angie, a certified running and mindset coach who helps women who have never felt athletic start running so they can feel confident in their body. Jill started the Not Your Average Runner movement to teach people that runners come in all shapes, sizes, and speeds.Listen in as we talk about her journey with running and the mental shifts she made that really made her fall in love with running, celebrating her body, and connecting with her creativity. Jill shares powerful insights into why running can be a catalyst for so many different kinds of change and how to get started with a simple and enjoyable exercise routine.What you’ll learn in this episode:· The meaning behind Jill’s Not Your Average Runner movement.· The power in focusing on how you want to feel rather than what you’re scared of.· How to silence your inner mean girl and shut down negative thoughts.· How Jill coaches women to incorporate movement into their lives.· Different ways to do thought work, including in spreadsheets and mind maps.· How running and movement enhances creativity and confidence.· Advice for getting out of the loop of limiting thoughts.· We are the MASTER of what we think!“I really started to enjoy running the way I was running because of how it made me feel and that was so compelling to me that I stopped being as concerned with what other people might think.” - Jill AngieCrappy thoughts = crappy results. It’s that simple.Jill encourages you to ask yourself: If you didn’t believe those negative thoughts, how would your life change and how would you show up differently in the world?Connect with Jill Angie:Visit her website: www.notyouraveragerunner.com Follow her on Instagram: www.instagram.com/notyouraveragerunner Connect with her on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/NotYourAverageRunner Check out her books: www.notyouraveragerunner.com/books Listen to her podcast: www.notyouraveragerunner.com/podcast Jill's Rebel Runner Roadmap is open for new students on April 11th!The Rebel Runner Roadmap is a 30-day online course for beginning runners that will teach you the foundational skills of running along with the mindset tools that will help you stay motivated and excited about it! The waitlist is currently open and the class opens for new students on April 11th.To learn more and sign up, visit: www.rebelrunnerroadmap.com! Interested in redeeming a FREE coaching session with me? Set up your session today: www.karagottwarner.com/workwithkara

Welcome back! We’re kicking off this season with Jill Filipovic, feminist lawyer and author of The H-Spot: The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness and OK Boomer: How My Generation Got Left Behind. Her current project revolves around abortion access in conflict zones and refugee camps.In our conversation, we cover everything from how the United States is damaging abortion access around the globe to why it’s important to consider all the angles before taking your partner’s name, and much, much more.Some Questions I Ask:What can you tell me about your current project? (1:13)What are the reasons a woman would seek an abortion in settings where consistent medical care is not available? (6:05)What is the endgame for this project? (12:22)What motivated this at the beginning? (13:34)Was your family involved in advocacy? (16:21)What was the genesis of your first book, The H-Spot? (27:15)What is your imagined future? (43:31)In This Episode, You Will Learn:How the U.S. is holding back abortion rights around the world (3:25)Why stigma around rape victims is dangerous (8:43)How being in a journalism program during the Bush presidency made Jill lose faith in journalistic institutions (14:04)How Jill’s upbringing taught her to think critically (17:36)Why changing your name when you get married carries more weight than many people realize (20:12)Where Jill believes feminism has succeeded—and failed (32:05)The striking statistic Jill found in her research (33:42)Resources:Follow Jill on Facebook, Instagram, and TwitterJill’s BlogBuy Jill’s BooksSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/rrlab. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s no secret that 2020 has, almost overnight, unleashed a trove of challenges that spared no one. We’ve all had to adapt every single aspect of our lives to deal with these challenges all year long. Jill has a refreshing take on thriving amid all the uncertainties 2020 has brought—a take defined by a boundless energy to live every day as if it were the last, childlike optimism for what lies ahead, and a hunger for opportunities to inject fun and adventure into all that she does. Listen in as Jill shares the power of stepping back and looking at the bigger picture to set better goals, how to discover the foods that your body thrives on, why the best time to get a “beach ready” physique is anytime, how to break down your long-term goals into bite-sized action steps, what kiteboarding has taught her about effective goal-setting, how thinking like a child again can open up an entirely new and fulfilling dimension in life, and why contemplating death every day helps her live a fuller life.   Follow Jill @_modelsdoeat Follow Chase @chase_chewning   Key Highlights Why detaching from your problems actually gives you a better perspective of your situation The importance of taking care of our health and wellbeing while fighting for our goals Jill’s nutrition non-negotiables  Why it pays to spend more time working on your goal How to inject more fun and adventure into every aspect of your life How Jill lives a life ever forward   Episode resources: Get FREE shipping on the zero-sugar added electrolyte drink mix Recharge by LMNT at https://www.drinklmnt.com/everforward Get Jill's book Models Do Eat https://amzn.to/3mE37vI  Learn more about Jill at https://www.jilldejong.com  Listen to Jill's podcast Life Done Better

Jill Canes is a Family Nurse Practitioner and the founder & owner of Face Forward Medical Aesthetics. Starting out in roles such as critical care and surgical subspecialties, Jill took an interest in aesthetics and began working for a chain medical spa where she could care for her patients in a growing, evolving, and stimulating environment. After starting a family, Jill took a break from aesthetics but returned in 2018 with her own medical spa--Face Forward Medical Aesthetics. Gaining experience through advanced trainers, Jill built-up her rapport that gave her a strong foundation for starting her own business. Face Forward Medical Aesthetics offers complete aesthetic services including Botox, Dermal Fillers, Chemical Peels, and more. By following her gut and conducting business the way that feels comfortable for her, Face Forward Medical Aesthetics has continued to grow and develop, even through the pandemic. To learn more about Face Forward Medical Aesthetics visit their website at https://www.faceforwardmedical.com/ or find them on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/faceforwardma/. Don’t Miss These Moments: → Jill’s healthcare history → Why she started her own medical spa → How Jill used networking & social media to grow her business → The future of Face Forward Medical Aesthetics

Jill Salzman is on her third entrepreneurial adventure. She has already successfully sold two businesses, one in the music industry and one in baby jewelry. CNNMoney has called her a “mommy mogul,” she was named one of the Top 50 Women to Watch In Tech.  She's also an author, a podcast host for Inc. Magazine's top-rated entertaining business podcast, Breaking Down Your Business, and an international speaker. She's shared the speaker stage with Richard Branson, Sheryl Sandberg, Daymond John, Marilu Henner, and Desmond Tutu. Jill is currently growing her third business, which is The Founding Moms, the world's first and only global collective of offline masterminds and online resources for mom entrepreneurs. In this show, she is sharing lessons learned from her own journey so that you can take the fast pass to success in yours. Enjoy!   What you'll discover: The impact of Jill's mom on her entrepreneurial journey. How Jill talked her way into a ‘Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Event' and why she thinks her ability not to overthink things has impacted her success. Why Jill ditched her job as a lawyer after 2 weeks. Why you should look at what's working in other industries to see if they can disrupt yours. Lessons from the music business you can apply to selling your stuff. The challenges Jill faced as a young Mum with two businesses and how her feelings led her to find her mission. Why the resourcefulness and adaptability you have to develop as a parent, is equally applicable to business.  How social norms and subconscious messaging lead women to undermine their value and abilities and how Founding Moms helps people overcome that. Jill's mission and how she wants to change the world.  How being part of a community is so valuable on the entrepreneurial journey. Why Jill believes ditching the ‘professional' image has been an important factor in growing her audience and business.  How speaking helps Jill's business and why it's not necessarily in the way you think. What ‘kloofing' is. Why you should raise your prices and how to manage the fear of doing that. Jill's three top tips for success.   All things Jill Salzman: Https://www.foundingmoms.com Jill@foundingmoms.com  Social Media: @foundingmoms   Books:  The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel Van Der Kolk Launch it by Jill Salzman The Best Business Book in the World According to My Mom by Jill Salzman   Resources: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thespeakingclub/ https://www.saraharcher.co.uk/challenge  https://www.facebook.com/SarahArcherSpeak/ https://www.saraharcher.co.uk https://www.standoutpitch.com Thanks for listening!   To share your thoughts:                                                       leave a comment below.     Share this show on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn.  To help the show out:     Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and review really help get the word out and I read each one.     Subscribe on iTunes.

Bedsprings and Burlap in Topeka, KS will celebrate 8 years in business this November.  Jill Beam had always loved making things but realized there was only so much she could make for herself and friends or family. Jill was a full-time teacher when she started the business and worked it as a small hobby hustle for four years. She consistently put money back into the business and bootstrapped as she went along.  Drawing on her years of teaching experience, Jill has made it her mission to be truly kind and encouraging to build her customer community.  Now Jill offers a variety of painted furniture, interesting products, and classes to offer her customers what they want while also maintaining profitable revenue streams. Listen in to get truly inspired by Jill’s journey. I promise, it is an incredibly relatable one. Meet Jill and other amazing retailers in the Rockstar Creatives FB community! Topics Discussed: The importance of making your business partnership legal How to build an incredibly supportive customer community The ways that Jill got creative to keep business moving during the pandemic How Jill works to assess a new product line to add to her offerings Follow Jill Beam Bedsprings and Burlap  - https://bedspringsandburlap.com/ FB - @bedspringsandburlap IG - @bedspringsandburlap Let’s Continue the Conversation Join our Rockstar Creative Shop Owners Facebook Community Share Your Thoughts Are you liking the podcast and finding value from the content? I’d love it if you would share your review and give me feedback! Let’s Connect:  IG @frontporchmercantile FB @wendybattenpaintpreneur

Hello, my gorgeous souls! Today I have a guest on the Manifestation Babe Podcast who also happens to be one of my good friends Jill Stanton. You may know her from the incredible brand, Screw The Nine To Five! Jill and I talk about all things alignment in this episode. I absolutely LOVED our conversation. This episode shows you that no matter how scary it may be, sometimes you just have to say f**k it, delete everything and start over. Of course, Jill and I also talk about motherhood. We dive into many AMAZING topics, you guys! I am so excited that you chose to download this episode today. So sit back, relax, and push play.   Jill Stanton is the co-founder of Screw The Nine To Five where she helps online coaches and course creators quit their jobs, start their business online and get them past the $100,000/year mark. Coined by Forbes as “a destination for up-and-coming online entrepreneurs,” Screw The Nine To Five has inspired tens of thousands of new entrepreneurs to quit their jobs, build thriving businesses, and live lives of meaning and purpose. In addition to her chart-topping podcast, her honest-yet-cheeky style has landed her on shows like Amy Porterfield’s Online Marketing Made Easy, The Sunny Show, Mind Your Business, and Entrepreneurs On Fire, to name a few. Jill has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Inc, and Digital Marketer.    This episode is all about RADICAL ALIGNMENT! If you or someone you know has had similar breakthroughs be sure to tag me  @manifestationbabe on Instagram and share this episode with your community to spread the word! I am curious to hear all about your experience. Also, be sure to leave a review on iTunes in order to receive a free manifestation hypnosis. Just screenshot it before submitting and email it to my team at hello@manifestationbabe.com and I will see you in the next episode.   Sensitive Content Warning: 44:44   In This Episode You Will Learn :   How Jill started the incredible brand of Screw The Nine To Five (5:08) The fear of Judgment (23:37) Jill’s journey with motherhood (44:33) Questions We Answer:    When Jill built her membership site? (10:27) How did Jill realize her membership site was no longer in alignment with her? (15:05) What did Jill learn about boundaries and business? (33:03) Links/Resources  Jill’s Website Jill’s Facebook Connect w/ Jill on Instagram Manifestation Babe Links Follow me on Instagram  Join our Manifestation Babe community! Visit our website!

As Executive Vice President of Marketing and Business Development with Mall of America®, Jill Renslow oversees Mall communications, marketing, strategic alliances and partnerships, advertising, digital media, group sales, and attraction marketing. She is responsible for working with new and existing tenants to create unique experiences and drive sales and traffic. Working with various innovative partners, the goal is to develop and integrate emerging technologies into both Mall of America retail and entertainment environments. Renslow has been working at Mall of America for more than 20 years and during her tenure as Vice President of Marketing and Business Development at Mall of America, she oversaw a $25 million rebranding effort of the nation's largest indoor amusement park, Nickelodeon Universe®, as well as annual enhancements including new rides, attractions, and partnerships. Renslow holds a B.A. in Marketing Communications from St. Cloud State University and an M.B.C. from the University of St. Thomas. What you'll learn about in this episode: How the global pandemic has affected Mall of America The biggest leadership lessons Jill has learned in her 23 years with Mall of America® The biggest challenges that Mall of America® has faced during Jill's tenure How Jill handles significant media attention Mall of America® draws for a number of different scenarios How COVID has impacted Mall of America® during the typically busy summer season How co-leadership has helped Jill deal with the ebbs and flows of 2020 The different ways sports have shaped Jill as a leader What the holiday season and the future of retail looks like from Jill's seat Resources: Website: www.mallofamerica.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jill-renslow-88b5288/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/mall-of-america/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MallofAmerica/ Twitter: @jrenslow Mall of America® in 2020 Jill Renslow is the Executive Vice President of Marketing and Business Development with Mall of America® where she oversees Mall communications, marketing, strategic alliances and partnerships, advertising, digital media, group sales, and attraction marketing. With COVID-19, 2020 has been a challenging year for the nation's largest retail and entertainment complex. In this episode of the Intentional Greatness podcast, Jill joins us to talk about dealing with COVID and other crises as the premier retail destination. Looking Beyond the Pandemic Mall of America® is at the intersection of all industries that have taken the greatest blow from the COVID-19 outbreak in the United States, retail and restaurants. Having been with Mall of America® for 23 years, she is no stranger to crisis management. But the biggest lesson she has learned throughout her career is to look beyond the crises and visualize what is possible so you can find a source of hope and inspiration. Every Challenge Prepares You for the Next Mall of America® typically attracts 100,000 visitors a day, however since the global pandemic hit and being forced to be closed for several months resulted in a significant decrease in traffic and sales. JIll has had to make a lot of difficult leadership decisions as well as leading her team in learning how to pivot to stay on top of changing guidelines. Whether it is industry changes, financial stressors in the private/public sectors, or even protests, Mall of America® has seen a full spectrum of difficult scenarios. All of them provided the leadership team with valuable experience to deal with the unprecedented challenges of this year.

It’s a topic so rarely discussed, but as you’ll learn on the show, tuning into your own daily and monthly astrological rhythms gives you permission for when you need to rest, work, and grow. As you know, I’m fascinated by time and new ways of viewing it. It's such a precious resource and a man-made construct. And this episode takes an interesting turn: astrological readings. How do the planets around us affect the way we feel?  In this episode's guest, Jill Blumenstock, is a certified Yoga Teacher and Vedic Astrologer, and has seen firsthand the impact of tuning into your own natural rhythms. It’s a time guide that’s beyond just your horoscope; you learn how to best manage your time. In this episode we uncover how to chart your astrological patterns, how to apply it to your daily life - and hear Jill’s live reading of me... I look forward to my upcoming ‘rest’ months! Talking Points How Jill first discovered astrology (1:45) What is Vedic Astrology? (3:42) How Jill practically applied her astrological readings to her life (7:28) Identify your cycles based on when you’re born (20:00) What is the Fourth House, and why it’s the time for rest and organising (25:29) Using the Ninth House to connect with your vision (32:00) Quote "Astrology helps me identify what I’m feeling, so I know what to use it for”Helpful Links https://www.amazon.co.uk/Seven-Day-Circle-History-Meaning/dp/0029346800/ (The 7 Day Circle | Amazon) https://www.instagram.com/jillblumenstock/?hl=en (Jill’s Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/public/Jill-Blumenstock (Jill’s Facebook) http://www.lifeexpts.com/ (JillBlumenstock.com) http://productivityist.com/fivedollars/ (Take my 30 Days of TimeCrafting fundamentals course) Want to discover some of the books mentioned on the podcast? https://www.scribd.com/g/9a8d8 (Check out Scribd, my reading app of choice.) Podcast Theme Song: https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/eFDGyraN87 (Nothing at All by Fictions (courtesy of Epidemic Sound)) If you enjoyed the episode, please leave a rating and/or review wherever you listened to the episode. And if you want to have easy access to the archives of the show and ensure you don't miss the new episodes to come then subscribe to the podcast in the app you're using – or you can do so on a variety of podcast platforms by clicking https://productivityist.transistor.fm/subscribe (here).

On today's episode of Authentic Influence, Adam Conner is joined by Jill Gregory, the Chief Marketing Officer of NASCAR. NASCAR, or The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, is America's foremost auto racing sanctioning body. It is also a sport of which this podcast's host is a lifelong fan. This interview was recorded on Thursday, June 11, the day after NASCAR banned the Confederate flag at its events and properties. Today, you'll learn: How Jill came to NASCAR; how she got to know the sport How NASCAR provides an unmatched experience to fans through access, both physically and digitally, to the sport and its talent -- even during a pandemic The ways in which NASCAR fans are mobilized, and the ways in which the story is told from their perspectives (including a cool initiative called 100k Cameras) The banning of the Confederate flag; the issues for which NASCAR stands; Jill's hopes for the future of fans' interactions with the sport As always, advice on how to build a more authentic brand Read NASCAR's full statement on the Confederate flag ban here: https://www.nascar.com/news-media/2020/06/10/nascar-statement-on-confederate-flag/. Be sure to stay subscribed for more content and thought leadership like this, and do please leave a rating and review on iTunes if you like what you hear: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/authentic-influence/id1440872576. Be sure to follow our LinkedIn page to catch all of our content there: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/authentic-influence-podcast/. Reach out to Adam Conner on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamjconner/ or via email at adam.conner@govivoom.com with suggestions for guests, content, or general interest/feedback. Find more at https://www.podcast.vivoom.co/. Enjoy! Music: "Streetview" by Jahzzar is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Jill Castle says every child, from toddler to teen, wants some level of autonomy and agency. She says it’s all very normal, but it can throw parents for a loop.  It’s difficult for parents to know in their heart that they are struggling, and not know where to get help. In this episode, Jill Castle and Free Your Inner Guru® host Laura Tucker talk about the dance between getting what you need as a parent, raising an independent, autonomous child, and how systemic change is needed to raise more physically and psychologically empowered humans. Meet Jill Castle: Jill is one of North America’s premier child nutrition experts. Known as a paradigm shifter who blends current research, practical application and common sense, Jill inspires audiences to think differently about child nutrition and feeding kids. A sought-after speaker, advisor, and media contributor, Jill has inspired TEDx, government, medical and parent audiences. She serves on the Board of Advisors of Parents Magazine, and a handful of privately held child nutrition companies. Jill is the author of Try New Food, The Smart Mom’s Guide to Starting Solids, Eat Like a Champion, and co-author of Fearless Feeding. She pens The Nourished Child® blog, is the voice behind a popular podcast of the same name, and regularly contributes to US News & World Report’s For Parents. Conversation highlights: Jill shares how she became a pediatric nutritionist and her subsequent challenge of having a child who was not interested in eating. The powerful impact media and marketing has on children and their parents. The role of a parent's intuition in guiding your child's nutrition. Jill’s biggest frustration about nutrition. Avoiding overwhelm: why the breaking it down into what you CAN do works. Changes Jill would like to see in the North American nutrition culture. How Jill works with nutritionists and dietitians to have a broader impact as a leader. Memorable quotes from Jill Castle: “You have to know your child. I ate my humble pie and learned a lot. I had seven years of education and training in my field, and I struggled. What is it like for parents with no education, training and experience feeding children?” “I have great compassion and experience for parents who are struggling.” “I would like to see companies and corporations offering this kind of education to their employees. They are working parents. They don’t have the time to go see a nutritionist if they have a problem.” Mentioned in this episode: Jill Castle's website The Nourished Child® Podcast More information on the Free Your Inner Guru® Community Free Community, Connection & Coaching Zoom Calls Support the podcast or join the members only Patreon community

Health and Healing through the Symphony of Music With Jill MattsonIf I’ve learned one thing in the past two years - it is the research, science, and proof of how sound affects our mind, body and spirit. Quantum science readily shows us that our thoughts, feelings, emotions, aura, etc - are all energetics combined.   We know that the evolution of 5G EMF is affecting our health in the most detriment way - likewise, the secrets of sound give us great hope to self-healing. The power of music and sound has been known for thousands of years.  As a matter of fact, the power of sound and music is so profound that many have kept it a secret, so that this information would not be used for harmful purposes.  However, with the knowledge of how to use sound, one can better connect with themselves and others, and use it to heal physically, mentally, and spiritually.Today I am joined by an expert on the topic of sound healing, Jill Mattson.  I learned about to Jill through the pioneering work of Sharry Edwards, who has the gift of hearing im-balances and illness in the body, in which she later went to develop a software to analyze all the frequencies in our body.  She is an author, artist, musician and widely recognized expert and composer in the emerging field of Sound Healing. She has written four books and produced seven CD's that combine intricate Sound Healing techniques with her original award-winning musical compositions.  Jill draws on her extensive research of modern Sound Healing, and a 20-plus-year study of ancient civilizations and secret societies in her music, lectures, workshops, and writings.  During our interview, Jill will talk about the basics of sound and how it can affect us, as well as other people, and how we can use our voices to have an impact on not only our relationships with other people but with ourselves as well.Let’s jump into the recent research that has linked sound healing to a number of health benefits, including boosting the immune system and lowering stress levels. About Jill Mattson:Jill is a prolific Artist, Musician, and Author. Jill is a four-time author, and widely recognized expert and composer in the field of Sound Healing! Jill’s CD's consist of intriguing, magical tracks using ancient & modern techniques – with sound energy & special healing frequencies to achieve profound benefits. On Today’s Episode You’ll Awaken to:How Jill’s midlife spiritual quest resulted in releasing the dogma of incongruent love from God in the bible.Jills discovery of the secrets of manipulating people through music. The underlying mathematics of music. Carefully crafted to give you a certain emotion.Music can be used to fill your aura full of light. About the work of Sharry Edwards who had this extraordinary hearing. If she walks past you, she can tell if you have an illness.How Sharry gives music to the cell to protect itself. We are vibrational beings and our daily vibrational composition changes along with our health and emotional states, but our body seeks to simply play its song in harmony! Sound has the ability to release endorphins – bringing a sense of pleasure and well-being.How the chakras and voice are congruent. The sound of a voice can represent the presence and confidence through the tone that gives a window to the underlying subconscious beliefs. The hologram of our voice. Today music is used in all aspects of medicine and spiritual growth.So do you want to know how sound and music affect you?  Some fun things you will learn when listening to this powerful healing music:Amplify Therapeutic Healing PracticesUse sound to shift Personality Habits — without using your Will Power!Use Tones for specific Emotional and Healing BenefitsIncrease Psychic AbilitiesContact beneficial Spiritual GuidesChange Chemicals within your BodySound as a tool for changes in mass consciousnessCounter Astrological Energies with MusicUse Sound to Release Negative Memories & Energy — clear Emotional BlockagesImprove Chakra Energy and open new ChakrasImprove HealthRelease Emotional BlockagesUse Frequencies to eliminate Negative EnergyPlay with Special Frequencies for Healing and other Gifts (Fibonacci numbers converted into tones, Solfeggio tones, binaural beats, star tones)Like a laser, sound energy clears subtle energy meridians, channels and negative blockages — often with immediate physical and emotional effects! Identify frequencies that your body needs for healing and ways to easily listen to them Through the science of resonance, negativity is going to transfer someplace in your body - we then have a choice to store it.How the sound is a subtle energy so listening once is not enough. You have to absorb enough for music healing to make a difference.Mattson says our body is conscious. And when you need a frequency, interval or harmonic pattern, your body is going to release endorphins. Resources:Get Connected With Jill Mattson through:wwww.JillsWingsOfLight.comCoronavirusdefence.orgjillmattson.com Share the Love:If you like The Awakened Beauty Podcast…Subscribe, Rate & Review via iTunesVisit us at awakenedbeautyhq.com for updates.Businesses: www.evoqbeauty.com | www.beautyecology.comInstagram @awakenbeautyhqInstagram @evoqbeautyWatch on YouTube at my channel: Awaken Beauty PodcastShop natural health and beauty products with EVOQHere’s how!Go to AwakenBeauty-hq on ITunes and write your biggest takeaway in the rate and review section. Just pretend it says “ah ha” here!! Don’t just review the episode, I would love your ah-ha moment from this episode that is more specific so you can confirm your takeaway as you write, but also help others capture your brilliance. It’ll take 3 minutes from your day. What you declare will be life to others. 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We often deal with trauma from our past by moving on. We move on without doing the work to deal with our issues, our pain. But by not allowing ourselves to heal from our old wounds, we allow the pain to surface again when we get older, when our bodies change and our hormones drop, which in turn, affect our emotions and our mood. In this episode, Jill Romig talks about the journey she took to heal herself from her past to become the best version of herself. She also shares how positive affirmations can help you reach the success you desire.  It is never too late. If you've been dealing with the past coming up and preventing you from living your best life yet then tune in to this episode! Resources: Come and visit my website at (https://www.drmichellegordon.com/) Check my latest podcast or listen to the previous ones (https://www.drmichellegordon.com/podcasts/)  Join the Menopause Movement with Dr. Michelle Gordon Online Community  Check out Jill Romig's website to get your 5 Tips to create your own personalized affirmations download https://www.jillmromig.com/ Here are the books mentioned in this episode: The Untethered Soul The Four Agreements The Success Principles True Meditation What's Discussed In This Episode: How did Jill get started helping women heal from their past? [03:51] How Jill was helped by Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) [07:09]  How to speak to ourselves and why that's important [13:06] How the book, The Four Agreements, changed her life [20:55] Introverts and extroverts [26:34]  Reconnecting with our sexuality and dealing with trauma [32:20] How our thoughts create our reality [40:36]  What fear is and why failure is a door to possibility [44:07]  The importance of affirmations done the right way for success [51:09]  Finding God [55:12]  About the Guest: Jill Romig is passionate about helping women make peace with their past, step into their own, and become more comfortable and confident in their skin through her Living Boldly coaching program. At 53, she finally figured a few things out and is excited to share with women struggling with aging, fitness, nutrition, intimacy, and fashion. Despite being an accomplished CPA and a fitness instructor for 25 years, she struggled for many years over her weight, self-image, self-worth, and self-esteem. She made a shift in her mid-40s as she immersed herself into self-help and learned about the law of attraction, vibrations, source energy, and positive affirmations to become the best version of herself. All of what she has learned she then applied to her coaching program, Living Boldly. Connect with me on LinkedIn. For more podcast episodes, you may also visit my website. Tune in and subscribe to The Menopause Movement Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher. Thank you for tuning in!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I love to have people on the show that have pivoted from one totally unrelated career to real estate investing. My guest today is Colorado investor, Jill Speth. In today’s show, we are going to dive into how this former nurse was able to build a successful real estate investing business, relocate to another city, then start again and build another successful business. Jill started investing in Colorado Springs in 2009 where she focused on wholesaling and rehabs. She also managed to build a small portfolio of rental properties.  In 2012, she moved to Littleton Colorado with her family.  Jill got her associate broker license in 2016 and focused on selling her rental portfolio that she had built in Colorado Springs.  Jill has been a full-time investor since 2018, and she continues to flip houses in the southwest Denver Metro area.   Show Notes Jill’s journey from nursing to real estate investing How mentors helped her get results faster Building a business in one city, then starting again in another city Jill’s main strategies for finding houses How her marketing has changed from the early days or investing until now How Jill funds her deals Learning how to estimate repairs Tips for finding contractors Selling her flips Why she’s very purposeful about building a lifestyle business Jill’s advice for anyone just getting started   Be sure to stop by the Louisville Gal’s Real Estate Blog and pick up your freebies!       .

Episode 114 Today I am speaking to Liz Lee about plant medicine a journey of self-discovery. Liz Lee specializes in helping coaches, consultants, intuitives and healers make authentic connections with their potential clients online through WordPress web design, consulting, maintenance and hosting. Liz goes beyond all "the tech stuff" to work with her clients holistically, helping them break through blocks and limiting mindsets that would otherwise hold them back from serving in their highest capacity. In this episode, we dive deep into plant medicine and how it allowed Jill to connect with her consciousness on a whole new level. Highlights you won’t want to miss: Why Liz signed up for The Sacred Scotland tour with Ryan McKenna. Why Liz was in a process of soul retrieval as a result of her recent trip to Costa Rica (Episode 17). Why Liz was determined to reconnect with her partner after her trip to Costa Rica. The dangerous habit of shutting down desire when you think you can’t get what you want. The importance of understanding how desire fuels the universe. The power of recognizing that there is an energy flow that happens in sacred sites around the world. Why self-care is so much more than looking good in a bikini, it’s about taking care of your body so that your soul can live its best life. Why keeping a promise might not be the best thing to do if it makes you miserable. The shifting point that happened when Liz decided to surrender and had a conversation with her partner to acknowledge the end of the romantic connection. How Liz came out as bisexual. How Liz felt alive again by realizing that she could attract someone that was more sexually compatible with her. The decision Jill had to make about staying in a monogamous relationship or exploiting the whole thing about being bisexual. How Jill dealt with being anxious and how became open and free of guilt and shame. How to plant medicine helped Jill to connect with her consciousness in a way that allowed her to see parts of herself that she should have not have been able to see otherwise. How Jill came out to her parents and disclosed the uncoupling. How when you reach that point of surrender, you have zero resistance. Why even though your head seems like the safest place to be, it’s really anything but safe because your brain will kick in and create stories. Why you need to get into your heart because even though you may think it's not safe to be in your heart, it’s the safest, strongest place you can be. Your heart intelligence has information for you that you simply cannot access if you're just in your head.   Shareable Quotes: “With the help of plant medicine, I have connected with this consciousness that reflects back to me my own consciousness in a way that I would not otherwise be able to see those parts of myself.” - Liz Lee “When I'm in my heart space, the triggers are simply opportunities to do deep healing of past traumas.” - Liz Lee “When you take self-care to another dimension, you're taking better care of yourself, not to look hot in a bikini, it's so that your soul can explore so that your soul can live its best life.” - Emily Aarons “Everyone has everything that they need inside of them, we are all born innately whole and we forget. ” - Emily Aarons   Resources to Take You Deeper: Liz's Website Find Liz on Istagram Liz's Choices and Recommendations: Ayahuasca - Rama Organica (Retreat Venue), Ryan McKenna, Sarah Kennedy, Kristina Lee Jensen, Cacao, and Polyamory and Polyfidelity

If you're feeling stuck in your business, but aren't quite sure how to take the next step, there is one move you can make that Jill and Danny swear by: investing in a mentor. But what even is a mentor? How do you choose one? The process can be daunting, and the cost can send shivers down your spine, but a scarcity mindset will only beget more scarcity. Jill talks all about investing in yourself, finding a mentor, and how to get the most out of your experience. The only thing holding you back is yourself.   Honing an abundance mindset in order to invest [1:17] How Jill made found her first mentor [3:48] Making money moves and pushing what you think is possible [10:07] The importance of investing and mentorship [12:45] Do you get along with your mentor? [17:28] Is my mentor living the kind of life I want? [20:45] Decide ahead of time what exactly you need [24:06] Are you looking for connection or travel? [26:42] Ask for testimonials [30:30] Look for personalized advice [32:31] Asking for discounts can cause mistrust [34:23]   Get 20% OFF Organifi products at organifi.com with code ‘thebestlife'   Don't forget to leave us a review and subscribe so you never have to miss an episode! Comments and questions can also be sent to info@thebestlifepodcast.com, and you can head to thebestlifepodcast.com to join our Facebook Group.   FOLLOW US ON IG: @TheBestLifePodcast FOLLOW JILL: @jillfit FOLLOW DANNY J: @dannyjdotcom   You can also follow us on Facebook @Jill Coleman @Danny-J

On today's episode, Hershey's CMO Jill Baskin joins me for a discussion about the chocolate champs, but just as much about career advice and how she came to be a truer and more authentic marketer.Today, you'll learn: - Jill's journey to Hershey's - A few stories of passionate Hershey's consumers -- and how the brand leverages them - How Jill defines authenticity - Jill's advice on how to take smart risks and stay true to yourself when becoming a more authentic marketer, and advancing your career in generalBe sure to stay subscribed for more content and thought leadership like this, and do please leave a rating and review on iTunes if you like what you hear.Reach out to Adam Conner on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamjconner/ or via email at adam.conner@govivoom.com with suggestions for guests, content, or general interest/feedback.Find more at https://www.podcast.vivoom.co/.Enjoy!Music: "Streetview" by Jahzzar is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Today on Extraordinary Women Radio, I'm excited to bring you the delightful Jill Tietjen and Barbara Bridges. I’m launching today’s podcast a couple of days early to share the upcoming book launch of their new book: Hollywood: Her Story, An Illustrated History of Women and the Movies. They are hosting a book launch party at 7 pm on October 24 at the well known Tattered Cover Book Store on Colfax in Denver. It’s going to be a special event, so I wanted to make sure you knew about it! In this episode we jam about: How Jill and Barbara decided to write this book The silent movie era and how women was most involved in it The women who stood out in the movie industry each decade What Jill and Barbara hope for women in Hollywood Barbara’s work through Women+Film – Denver Film Society Jill’s Her Story books series This is the second time that Jill has joined us on Extraordinary Women Radio. Jill S. Tietjen is the co-author of Her Story: A Timeline of the Women Who Changed America, which received the Daughters of the American Revolution History Award Medal. She speaks around the country about women’s contributions to history. Jill is arguably one of the top historians on women across all fields of endeavor in the U.S. She works to bring more visibility to women through her continual nominations of historical and living women for national, state, and local awards.  Her nominees have been successfully inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame, the National Inventor’s Hall of Fame, and a number of state Women’s Halls of Fame. Jill herself, is an inductee to the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame. Barbara Bridges has spent much of her life as an entrepreneur and businesswoman.  In 2006, she founded Women+Film where, with the Denver Film Society, she has been bringing audiences together with films by and about women that ignite discussions around global issues facing women today. The Denver Post named Barbara one of Colorado’s Top Thinkers in Arts and Culture. Her involvement in Women+Film naturally led her to join the Women’s Leadership Council at Sundance.  Barbara has received numerous awards and is a member of the Women’s Forum, a past board chair of the Women’s Foundation of Colorado and a member of the Women Moving Millions’ board As you can see, these are two amazing women and I’m honored to bring you their stories today! “Women are completely and totally competent.” - Jill Tietjen “Women, they all have a story to tell. That’s the genesis of making the film.” - Barbara Bridges Let's meet Jill Tietjen and Barbara Bridges. Connect with Jill Tietjen on LinkedIn and check out Barbara Bridges' website. Check out their book Hollywood: Her Story, An Illustrated History of Women and the Movies on Amazon. If you want to know more about their collaboration, browse on their website: Hollywood, Her Story. Bridges-Tietjen Show Notes

Hosting an event or retreat is an excellent way to boost your wellness business. Jill Reynolds loves creating highly-engaging and impactful wellness events and shares what it’s like to help clients truly relax and rejuvenate!     In this episode, Cathy and Jill discuss the following: How Jill got started in planning events in the wellness industry  The different types of wellness retreats Jill creates  How Jill determines what to charge for wellness events  Jill’s favorite event with Brave Heart Workshops  Why Jill focuses more on the workshops instead of swag  The biggest challenges Jill faces creating wellness events    After experiencing burnout from a career in sales, Jill decided to pursue her love for hospitality and found her niche in wellness retreats. She is most passionate about providing unique opportunities for people to heal emotionally, physically, and spiritually.    Mentioned In This Episode: Brave Heart Workshops    Links to resources: Health Coach Group Website    

Jillian Jones is a recording singer and songwriter. She's been singing since she was 4, played piano and went to school for a music degree. After getting married she put music on the back burner. She spent 5-6 years away from music completely. During her second pregnancy she had a rough pregnancy with months on bedrest, two days her son was delevered healthy, she was diagnosed with a health scare and that was the catalyst for postpartum anxiety. It was during that time that Jill spent a lot of time in prayer, having to give up control and having to relearn who I was. He made it clear that aside from being a wife and a mom, that I was a musician. She hadn't been a song writer before, but she started there and two albums later, here she is. More from my conversation with Jill: What it's been to be a musician and step into that calling. Getting through postpartum anxiety. Slowly reintegrating music into her life. Obedience in the journey into becoming a recording artist. Life as a recording artist. The life cycle of recording. How Jill stays fresh in her relationship with God as a Christian artist. What her previous album was about. Struggling with faith and doubt and being okay with that. What her next album is about. *This is an affiliate link. Amazon gives me a tiny commission for any purchases through my links at no extra cost to you. Thank you for feeding my family!* Own Your Every Day by Jordan Lee Dooley More about Jill: After her introduction into the music scene in 2016 with her EP album He Is Everything, Jillian Jones recently returned with her first full length debut, Perfectly Clear. Produced by Aaron Ankrum (Aerial View Studios, Minneapolis, MN), the 10-song record features an eclectic blend of piano-driven pop and acoustic singer-songwriter styles reminiscent of Nichole Nordeman, Christy Nockels and Sara Groves with writing that’s honest and accessible for her listeners. Jillian’s love of music began at a young age while singing and playing piano for area churches, events and festivals. Years later, following the birth of her second child, an experience with postpartum anxiety served as a catalyst for the next season in her life. It was then that music became her healing outlet. Shortly after, she began writing music with the intent to record and share her story through song. “I believe that music connects us to each other. Through it, we discover shared joys and struggles, and those common threads remind us that we are not alone.” Jillian lives in Minnesota with her husband, Blake and their two children. In addition to music, she enjoys photography, woodworking, and spending time with her family on the shores of Lake Superior. To follow along with her, head to her website, Instagram, Facebook Buy her CDs Perfectly Clear

Today I'm Casting The Pod with my friend Jill Stanton from the Screw The Nine To Five podcast. . I was SO excited to get a chance to interview Jill as she has had a dramatic impact on my journey as an entrepreneur. . if you are someone that is looking to make a major shift in your life, lifestyle, career, or your business this interview is a MUST listen! . Listen in as Jill and I discuss: . The origin story of Screw The Nine To Five . How Jill's business and mindset have shifted since having her son Kai. . Her advice for a podcaster that is trying to monetizing but is struggling to connect their offer to paying customers. . How she helped cure my Premature Monetization ....(Hey! It happens to the best of us!) . Here is how you can connect with Jill   Website: https://www.screwtheninetofive.com/ Podcast: https://www.screwtheninetofive.com/podcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/screwtheninetofive/

Jill Nelson is an entrepreneur who studied business as, in her words, “an act of rebellion.” She wound up as a receptionist for a business broker. She learned firsthand what buyers are looking for in a business acquisition and what gives a company value. That experience led her to build an answering service called Ruby Receptionist. She built a unique product and culture that made buyers flock to her door. Jill explains how she built such a strong culture and made sure Ruby had value beyond the bottom line. Jill’s story is a perfect example of how to do it right and go to market on your own terms. She is still CEO of Ruby Receptionist but she sold her company in a stock sale to a private equity firm. She walks me through the process and explores how it was so different from any other experience she’s had previously in her career. What you will learn: Jill’s decision to study business. How she built Ruby Receptionist. The struggle to get Ruby off the ground. Why metrics are so important. The things Jill believes contributed to her success. Jill’s motto: easy to hire, hard to empower. How she built a unique and valuable business culture. How Jill dealt with the sales process and due diligence. How to create organic growth by empowering. Why an investment broker was a key part of Jill’s deal. How finding alignment with buyers is a lot like dating. What life is like as Ruby’s CEO. Jill’s advice to the audience. Takeaways: Jill is a textbook example of the five principals. She had the vision of what she wanted. She aimed for targets to build value into her business. She researched her exit plan options and found the right one for her. She created a system that could run without her. She was on top of due diligence and hired the right people to help her. Links and Resources: GEXP Collaborative Ruby Receptionist Jill on LinkedIn Jill on Twitter About Jill: A driven entrepreneur passionate about building a one-of-kind company, Jill Nelson has grown Ruby Receptionists into a nationally recognized organization for its inclusive, people-powered company culture and its record-breaking position as one of Oregon’s fastest growing companies for the past 11 years. Since founding the company in 2003, Jill has led Ruby to double-digit revenue growth every year, and in 2015 sold the majority share of Ruby for $38.8 million to Updata Partners. In addition to her own entrepreneurial endeavors, Jill has been recognized by her peers, receiving the Pacific NW 2017 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award and named the 2017 Oregon Technology Executive of the Year—the first woman to receive this recognition. A fervent supporter of local business, Jill has served on the board of Entrepreneurs Organization in a variety of roles including President of the Portland chapter and acted as a mentor in its Accelerator program, successfully helping business owners reach the $1,000,000 revenue mark.

Jill Miller is the co-founder of Tune Up Fitness Worldwide and creator of the self-care fitness formats Yoga Tune Up and The Roll Model Method. Her company produces products and tools that help people deal with pain management by incorporating fitness, yoga, massage, and athletics. Prior to the founding of her company, Jill experienced a traumatic childhood because of the rocky relationship of her parents which brought her on the road much of the time at a very young age. On this episode, Jill talks about her pain journey and how she manages as well as these topics: Coping up with the divorce of her parents and moving at a young age Jill's experience in managing her PTSD How Jill abused exercise Triggers caused by traumas experienced Why the Roll Model is also about the range of emotion Contact To Contact Jill Miller, you can visit https://TuneupFitness.com Listen to My New Normal Podcast here: YouTubeiTunesGoogle PodcastSpotify To check out Dr. T's Functional Training for the Adaptive Athlete Online Course (eligible for 0.5 CEU's for NSCA under Category D), visit: https://www.drtheresalarson.com/adaptive-trainers-course/ Help My New Normal raise $2,500 for Challenged Athlete Foundation by March 31st, 2019: http://support.challengedathletes.org/site/TR/Events/General?px=1289385&pg=personal&fr_id=1611

I’m happy to welcome Jill to the podcast. Jill is a life coach and mentor for people facing big life-altering decisions. Her favorite topic to address is solo parenting. Jill is a single-mother-by-choice who had a definite idea of what her life was supposed to be. Jill is involved with an organization called Uncharted You. She shares what it was like to let go of her “fairy tale” and move forward in becoming the proud mother of her now healthy and thriving son. Jill tried IUI (Intrauterine insemination) early on in her journey but she miscarried. She explores that disappointment with me and focuses more on how she carried on with her dream for motherhood. Although Jill achieved her dream through egg and sperm donation, today’s episode is more so about letting go of your own expectations of motherhood and the reality that motherhood doesn’t end with the release form from the hospital. Some highlights of today’s conversation: Jill’s “fairy tale” and why she struggled with it. Her failed pregnancy and the 3-year process. How Jill let go of her fear, expectations, and the fairy tale. How she stayed focus on her goal. The powerful mother-by-choice community. How Jill’s journey led to personal growth. The pros and cons of solo parenting. There is no final destination as a mom. Don’t take yourself too seriously. Why the Family Book is a helpful resource. Let go of perfection and aim for progress. Alternative paths to motherhood are valid paths. Keep moving forward on your journey. Resources Motherhood Reimagined Website Motherhood Reimagined Tribe Motherhood Reimagined: When Becoming a Mother Doesn’t Go As Planned: A Memoir by Sarah Kowalski Uncharted You Jill’s email The Family Book by Todd Parr Thank you for joining us for Motherhood Reimagined. You can contact us through the website or Twitt

Jill Stanton and her husband Josh are expert affiliate marketers and master connecters: they build an audience, identify the raddest entrepreneurs online, and then share them with the Screw the Nine to Five community. It’s a community-driven approach to referral marketing, and if you do it right, it can be a tremendous way to serve your community and the people you shine a light on. Today, Jill is going to share her best marketing tips so that you can say goodbye to your nine to five, too! You Will Hear About: [1:00] What is affiliate marketing? [2:40] How Jill first got into marketing & starting a business with her husband [8:00] Why you probably want your own website when you are building a community [14:00] Why affiliate marketing is an introvert’s dream [15:30] Using ClickFunnels Review to share product review & generate income [22:00] Being shameless to grow your business [24:40] Getting to the point where you give 0 effs [29:45] Dealing with unsupportive spouses & Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself [34:20] Developing your writing voice [39:40] Why you need to network in real life, even if your business is online Resources: Learn more at https://www.screwtheninetofive.com/ Check out ClickFunnels Review: http://screwtheninetofive.com/clickfunnels-review Screw The Nine to Five Podcast: https://www.screwtheninetofive.com/podcast/ Listen: How To Talk To Your Partner About Your Business When They’re Not an Entrepreneur with Marla Mattenson Read: “7 Tricks For Writing Copy So Good Customers Throw Money At You” Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/screwtheninetofive/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SayNoToNinetoFive/ Read: Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself by Joe Dispenza Are you enjoying the show? I want to know! (http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1370982175) . Mommy Millionaire is produced by Podcast Masters

Things don’t happen to me, they happen for me.   Confidence is a choice not a challenge. Join me today as I discuss how to live your best life by flipping your mindset and growing your confidence with confidence coach Jill Baake. Aside from being a confidence and lifestyle coach, Jill is also the CSO of a Human Development Company, Thrive HDC, which focuses on building confidence within people and their businesses in order to help them do just that-- thrive! Today, we discuss what confidence actually is, what it isn’t, and how changing your perspective will shift how you view your own life.   Sign up for HPTI HERE with the Early Bird Discount!!!   Don’t forget to continue the conversation on the Mind Flipping Facebook group!   Show Notes:   Why Jill refers to herself as a confidence coach (3:30) Something people do not understand about confidence and building confidence in life (4:40) What confidence actually is and how you should think about it (5:10) Why confidence is not about your skills (5:45) The Spackle Round (7:23) What is something Jill currently struggles with in life, although she sees it as an area to grow(8:00) How Jill describes what confidence coaching is (11:40) A common belief in the coaching field that Jill disagrees with (15:29) Jill’s own experience with mind flipping (21:20) A client’s mind flipping story resulting from coaching (26:40) Jill’s phrase that helps her stay present and appreciate her world (29:40) What is Jill’s “Get Out of Your Own Way” card (31:40) Jill’s special request for listeners and how Thrive HDC can help improve your business’ culture (34:48) A special offer for listeners (37:00)   Additional Resources from the Show:   Visit Thrive HDC to discover the benefits of coaching with Jill for both yourself and your company! Subscribe for a free gift!       If you would like to contact Rick, you can send him an audio message, use the contact page HERE  or in connect with him in the Mind Flipping Facebook Group. Let’s keep the mind flipping conversation going, together!

There are two places where personal trainers end up, one is online and the other is the grind, where you end up burned. For sure you don’t want to end up in the grind. Discover how Jill Coleman escape the grind and created a 6-figure online business in today’s episode. Jill shares her turning point and what she did every day that contributed to her success. Jason and Jill also give advice to trainers that are just getting started and what mindset and attitude you need to have to be successful. “I started the major change because I started prioritizing time over money.” -Jill Coleman   “My success started with a declaration.” -Jason Phillips     Subscribe to iTunes! Love the podcast? Leave a review on iTunes! What do you want to hear from the AlliN3 Podcast? Tell us here!   Time Stamps: 04:48 – How Jill creates her first online course even without full knowledge of business 08:05 – The importance of investing yourself in live events like a mastermind 13:40 – Jill’s turning point and how she escapes the grind and transitioned online 18:17 – What you should do if you want to start your own online business 28:10 – If you doubt yourself - claim your knowledge and declare your qualification 36:17 – How to stay relevant and up to date 39:50 – Starting small in your own place and making money while having fun 48:15 – Do you fear success and what to do about it 54:50 – Jill’s all in into giving free value and remarkable content and ideas   Resources: Nutritional Coaching Summit 2018 One Day Mastermind Individualized iN3 Nutrition Coaching Get CERTIFIED as an NCI Nutrition Coach Best of You Coaching Mentorship The Best Life Podcast Cole Hatter Garrett White Shawn Achor Kelly McGonigal Loving What Is: Four Questions That Can Change Your Life Inbound Marketing, Revised and Updated: Attract, Engage and Delight Customers Online Connect with Jill: Facebook Instagram Youtube jillfit.com   Connect with Jason: Instagram- @in3nutrition Instagram Facebook Youtube in3nutrition.com  

The guest speaker in this podcast features Jill Gatsby, Co-Owner of SuperCellular. Topics covered in this episode: - How Jill became an entrepreneur - Her experience in the film and music industry - SuperCellular Micro Hero - Empowering children Thank you to our sponsor Crowdsourced Books. Crowdsourced Books provides you with all the resources you need to become a successful author. You can find out more by visiting www.crowdsourcedbooks.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneymatters/support

Would you like to learn how to create a dangerously effective sales funnel to drive more traffic to your online business? My name is Christian Rodwell and today I’m talking with online Entrepreneur, content marketing supremo and Queen of all things ‘Screw’, Jill Stanton So, today I’m hoping that we’ll be able to extract a few tips, tricks and secrets that can help YOU when it comes to Building Your Personal Brand, and getting the great results that you deserve in your business. In this episode you’ll learn… How Jill and her husband Josh got started in the world of internet business through affiliate sites back in 2012 The first questions to ask when thinking about starting an online business; ‘what do you like?’ and ‘what are you good at?’ Why you have to be prepared to put in the hard work in the early years of your business and why the 3 year mark can often be that tipping point where it all begins to pay off Jill’s top tips to help you to begin generating more traffic to your online business The importance of talking to people to find out what they actually need help with so that you can create the right products that people want to buy from you Some of the challenges with the Digital Nomad lifestyle How to create dangerously effective sales funnels for your online business Why Instagram stories are working really well to help connect with fans and build your brand Quotes: ‘It doesn’t need to be complicated, you can just start out lean, making smart little changes as you go’ ‘Just hang in there if you can, and if you can’t - then you probably weren't meant to be an entrepreneur anyway’ ‘Why would you want to stay stuck in something you don’t love, because you’re afraid of a little change? ‘Some of the most successful businesses are built off the back of content, so how can you make that happen in your space?’ ‘Just to talk to people, find out what problems you can solve’ Links & Resources mentioned in this episode: Story Split - Instagram Tool [Google play] How to Create A Sales Funnel  Guest Details: Screw The Nine To Five Official Website [Screw The Nine To Five Facebook Group](https://www.screwcommunity.com)   Connect with Escape The Rat Race...within 12 months: Official Website Private Facebook Group Thanks so much for joining us this week. Have some feedback you would like to share? Send us a message If you enjoy listening to our show every week, please leave us a review on iTunes! (It really helps spread the word ;)

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we have another shining example of a debt-free story from our guest, Jill Stuefer, who is an office coordinator and wedding photographer based in Kansas City, MO. Jill shares with us how she and her husband paid off their debts in just 430 days! How can this possibly happen? Check out her incredible journey and learn much more! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE What encouraged them to get rid of their debts. Their projection to a debt-free journey. Tricks they applied to knock out a bunch of debt. How they balanced paying off debt and growing their business. How they made each other stay on the same page until the last payment. The obstacles they met along the journey. How Jill kept herself motivated. The biggest lessons she learned during the freedom of debt journey Words of encouragement for people who have a mountain of debt but find it impossible to get rid of. RESOURCES Jill’s Website Jill's Instagram  

Connecting with children through art is an essential ingredient in the success and longevity of artist, Jill Hatcher. Jill teaches children ages 4-12 in a public school, does after school art classes and hosts private classes in her home. And she doesn't hold a teaching degree! It's hard to imagine where she finds the energy until you meet her. Jill is enthusiastic, warm and loves connecting with both her students and fellow teachers. We spotlight Jill in our Sparkle magazine and asked her to share her story on Art Made Easy. This episode is for anyone who is not a credentialed teacher and wants to learn how others went from artist to art teacher. Patty answers a few of Jill's questions including an explanation of how Team Sparkle creates, designs and structures The Sparklers Club library of art lessons and what big things are in the pipeline for Deep Space Sparkle. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: - How Jill made her way into teaching art organically - The ways her experience has differed from teaching in the school system to teaching at home - What she says were the biggest struggles she's faced in her career teaching art - How Jill handles her classroom management - Where Jill's own creativity and inspiration comes from LISTEN TO THE SHOW LINKS & RESOURCES: The Sparkler's Club Waitlist Art Stories from Around the World - China: AME 057 Art Stories from Around the World - Bahrain: AME 058 Teaching Art in a Remote Village in Northern India: AME 059 Manifesting Your Ultimate Goal: AME 085 You can visit Patty through Deep Space Sparkle on Facebook and Instagram Facebook Instagram support@deepspacesparkle.com  

In this episode you’ll learn: How Jill quickly discovered that she can impact so many more people by offering group fitness One of the biggest concerns that Jill had when growing The Dailey Method The highlights of what makes her method different from the competition How Jill grew her business holistically through her changing body and is now able to apply new techniques to her teachings The journey of a small west coast brand to an international brand - both brick and mortar and online!  LINKS:  https://www.thedaileymethod.com/ http://www.lotteberkmethod.net/ https://weekofzen.com/

(Photo courtesy of MATE Center, and used with permission.) Underwater robotics are pretty cool, anyway. But the Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Center, in Monterey, starts there.    Then, they use underwater robotics to teach STEM skills applicable to daily life, with a healthy dose of creativity. (Photo courtesy of MATE Center, and used with permission.) MATE Center sponsors an annual underwater robotics competition for students of all ages.   Since its inception in 2002, their competition has expanded, to welcome student teams from all over the world.    MATE Center's seventeenth International ROV (remote-operated vehicle) competition is happening Thursday through Saturday, June 21-23, 2018. (Photo courtesy of Marine Advanced Technology Education Center, and used with permission.) Jill Zande is MATE Center's Associate Director.  In our 2017 interview, she shared the story of MATE Center, with which she's been involved since they opened in 1998, as well as the story of their underwater robotics competition. And at the time we spoke, MATE Center had just launched a new nonprofit: MATE Inspiration for Innovation, of which Jill is President.  Their goal: to continue to offer the underwater robotics competitions and expand the program in the future. Jill offered a preview of the 2018 underwater robotics competition, explained what's involved for the students and shared some resources for parents, teachers and educators. On this edition of Over Coffee® you will hear: What the 2018 underwater robotics teams will need to accomplish, in the international competition in Federal Way, Washington; One especially challenging aspect facing the teams (hint: this one can be difficult for professional engineers!) The three aspects of the International ROV Competition's location-based theme, and what teams need to do to work with them; The skills students gain, as the ultimate goal of MATE Center's underwater robotics competitions; How the competition is preparing a global community of innovators for a changing workplace; How Jill's own daughter and her classmates are responding to the underwater robots as they grow; What Mate Inspiration for Innovation is currently doing (and how you can help!) The resources through which MATE Center is making underwater robotics accessible (including their workshops, maker kits and curricula); One project available for a "mini-competition" for anyone who doesn't necessarily want to compete but would still like to build an underwater robot!; Jill's vision for the future with Mate Inspiration for Innovation, and the underwater robotics competition. How the competition is just a beginning, to getting students starting to think about taking their robots into their communities.   Editor's note: Jill emails, "I would like to acknowledge and thank our current sponsors, including the Marine Technology Society (MTS) and the MTS ROV Committee.  Like all of our wonderful volunteers, this competition could not take place without our sponsors' financial and technical support." Safe journey to her, and to all the teams competing in the 2018 International ROV Competition!

Jill Christine is a health & fitness superstar on Instagram! In this podcast we discuss: -What inspires Jill -Benefits of a positive attitude -How Jill's life would change without social media -Anxiety & CBD oil -Responding to trolls -Favorite recipes Follow Jill here: instagram.com/jillchristinefit

Today we welcome Jill Wintersteen to the Almost 30 pod! She is the woman behind the quickly growing Venice based brand, Spirit Daughter. She was introduced to astrology and yoga as a teenager, but at first, Jill followed a more traditional path to become a neuroscientist. While studying at Hopkins, Jill had the opportunity to study Chinese Medicine in Venice Beach. This relocation brought her to her calling and she began a practice of “helping others to find grounding, peace, and their true path.” On today’s episode, we discuss Jill’s business, Spirit Daughter, where you can purchase Moon Workbooks, Crystals by Season, and Dreamcatchers. This conversation is centered around Jill’s personal and professional background, her insanely deep understanding of energy and astrology, and her insights into the ways cosmic energy impacts our day-to-day living.   We talk about...   Jill’s teenage years spent playing with crystals and astrology charts! Her experience attending Upattinas School, known for fostering individuality and lifelong learning. Jill’s background as a neuroscientist, studying at Hopkins, + eventually relocating to Venice Beach to study Chinese Medicine. Planting intentions on a new moon, and then sharing the new version of ourselves during the full moon - which marks a period of release. How Jill wrote an AMAZING forward for Allie Michelle’s new poetry book, Explorations of a Cosmic Soul. The rise of the feminine energy in both men and women + how the #MeToo movement may actually align with the cosmic energy. Bringing the world’s masculine and feminine energy into balance. How to bring more of what you want and need into your life. Why Jill isn’t afraid of Mercury Retrograde! Jill’s newest project currently in the works - you heard it here first - a brand new APP!   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com! Want to chat? Give us a ring! Call 1.424.270.1853 Want to have an Almost 30 meetup in your city? Email us at almost30podcast@gmail.com!   Resources: Jill Wintersteen | spiritdaughter.com | Instagram | Facebook | Blog Spirit Daughter Products | New Moon Workbooks | Crystals | Dream Catchers Thrive Market | Save 25% OFF your first order at thrivemarket.com/almost30 Unbound | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% OFF at unboundbabes.com HUM Nutrition | Use code ALMOST30NATION for 15% OFF at humnutrition.com Olivine Atilier | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% OFF at shopolivine.com Bioclarity | Use code ALMOST30 for $20 off your 1st month at bioclarity.com The Almost 30 Podcast is produced by Podcast Masters

In this episode you’ll learn: How Jill quickly discovered that she can impact so many more people by offering group fitness  One of the biggest concerns that Jill had when growing The Dailey Method The highlights of what makes her method different from the competition How Jill grew her business holistically through her changing body and is now able to apply new techniques to her teachings  The journey of a small west coast brand to an international brand - both brick and mortar and online!

Are you an Accumulator, Ruler, or a Romantic? Find out how to use your Sacred Money Archetypes to own your full potential and transform your life. On today's podcast, Jill Borsos talks about how your conscious and unconscious feelings and beliefs about money keep you from climbing the corporate ladder or venturing into your own business.  GUEST LINKS Website: JillBorsos.com LinkedIn:  http://www.linkedin.com/in/jillborsos Facebook Business Page:  http://on.fb.me/1BT5ZGw Twitter: https://twitter.com/jillborsos SACRED MONEY ARCHETYPES READING To talk to Jill about her Sacred Money Archetypes Reading Podcast $197 Special click here for her contact form. Please make sure you mention the podcast. The first three to book will be gifted a set of their very own archetype cards. Downstream: Inspired Growth For Business Owners Meetup Group Facebook Page HOST LINKS Intuitive Journal Intuitive Readings Free E-Book on Repeating Numbers and Sequences Jill Borsos Interview Jill Borsos climbed the corporate ladder of success to senior manager of a global company in the financial industry. She realized what she enjoyed most about her career was helping her staff reach their potential. Now, Jill lives her true purpose, as she helps entrepreneurs and professionals around the world, who are committed to self-discovery, upping their game, and being unstoppable. Jill is a catalyst for change as an international Transformation Personal/Business Coach, Intuitive, Healer and Speaker. She has been a featured speaker on “The Elegance of Conscious Living Online Summit”; radio shows "Successimo Success Stories", "Unlock Your Soul" in the United Kingdom; podcasts such as "Social Capital"; webinars; and speaking events. She is known for helping people transform their current results to feeling energized and inspired, achieving goals, experiencing a new level of effortless success, wealth and fulfillment, and feeling liberated. Her clients achieve life-changing tangible results, such as landing their dream job, doubling their business, opening a new second office, pursuing their dreams, receiving new opportunities, receiving a raise, experiencing money miracles, receiving a windfall of money, making decisions, and making healthy choices, as well as invaluable intangible results-- letting go of self-limitation, fear, worry, and doubt, having clarity, confidence, faith, conviction, the courage to take a leap of faith, feeling inspired, energized, joy, a deep sense of self-worth, liberation and peace. Jill also loves learning, growing, self-discovery, enjoying the outdoors and taking trips with her loved ones. On this podcast we talk about: How Jill left the corporate world in a technical financial position and stepped into professional healing work. Owing your full potential to get to the next level in your business or career. Downstream - A place for highly conscious business owners. Some of Jill's favorite client success stories. Money Archetypes and how to use them to your fullest potential to unblock your money blocks. Stories and insights from her recent trip to Paris. SACRED MONEY ARCHETYPES READING To talk to Jill about her Sacred Money Archetypes Reading Podcast $197 Special click here for her contact form. Please make sure you mention the podcast. The first three to book will be gifted a set of their very own archetype cards.

Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the United States, affecting 40 million adults. Persistent worry has a lasting negative impact on both mind and body. In children, anxiety often looks like avoidance, clinging, aggression and other challenging behaviors. This can make it difficult for adults to recognize and support children in managing the anxiety that’s at the root of the behavior. In this episode, Jill Molli teaches us new skills as she shares her personal journey with her own anxiety and with helping her daughter manage similar feelings. Discover the powerful transformation that occurs as Jill and Meg shift from thinking about anxiety to naming the feeling, taming it and developing healthy strategies for managing it. Essential Takeaways • Anxiety in children presents itself through many different behaviors. • A child’s ability to self-regulate won’t develop without first experiencing co-regulation with a calm adult. • Naming the feeling, rather than asking a child to think about the feeling, is the first step in managing anxiety. Steps for Tomorrow • When you or a child feels anxious, name and acknowledge the feeling rather than questioning why it is there. • Practice active calming so you can become a co-regulator for children who feel anxious. Important Links: Video: Naming and Taming Anxiety: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-jFv1Z5Qdg&index=17&list=PL3418E21B5FB5559C Products: Managing Emotional Mayhem https://shop.consciousdiscipline.com/products/managing-emotional-mayhem Show Outline (time stamps) – :23 What is Conscious Discipline 1:21 Effects of anxiety and types of anxiety in children 5:23 Introduction of guest Jill Molli 6:24 Jill’s story of growing up anxious 8:55 Genetics and anxiety 9:32 Story of Jill recognizing anxiety in her daughter 13:42 The progression of anxiety as Jill’s daughter got older 15:30 Effect of new experiences on people who experience anxiety 16:56 Naming the feeling to tame it 19:51 Having a “person” to help download calm 21:49 The Safe Place and its purpose 24:02 Asking the child to think about anxiety through questioning won’t help 25:05 Jill’s story of where her anxiety came from 27:25 Story of Meg’s anxiety as a teen during soccer games 30:57 How Jill’s journey has helped her support teachers and other children 32:44 Meg’s essay about anxiety

Danny-J and Jill Coleman bare their hearts in part one of this deeply personal episode, detailing what they describe as their worst fears coming true: discovering their respective spouses entangled in affairs. Hear how these incredible women were able to take one of life's most painful situations, reevaluate their mindsets, and come together to choose to live #TheBestLife despite their heartache.   -Danny's Story [1:35] -Searching for a reason “why” and the temptation to blame yourself [8:35] -Jill's Story [15:00] -Finding a way to be okay on your own [23:39] -Reaching the decision to leave and taking back your power [27:10] -Does an ended marriage equal failure? [34:55] -The importance of finding community and taking the first few steps on your own [36:17] -How Jill was able to be grateful on the worst day of her life, and how time has begun to heal their wounds [43:23] -Reaching the decision to file for divorce [46:45]   WHAT WE LEARNED coming in Part 2!   Don't forget to leave us a review and subscribe so you never have to miss an episode! Comments and questions can also be sent to info@thebestlifepodcast.com, and you can head to thebestlifepodcast.com to join our Facebook Group.   Get 20% OFF Organifi products at organifishop.com with code ‘thebestlife'   FOLLOW US ON IG: @TheBestLifePodcast FOLLOW JILL: @jillfit FOLLOW DANNY J: @dannyjdotcom   You can also follow us on Facebook @Jill Coleman @Danny-J

We sit down with Jill from Remnant K9 360 to discuss how to train a dog to be a survival asset.   ~ Become a supporting member here:   http://www.itrh.net   ~ Resources from this episode can be found at:   http://www.intherabbithole.com/e236   Training a dog to be a valuable component of your survival tools doesn't get enough attention by most preppers. In fact, man's best friend gets very little attention in the community. And that's odd.   Mans' best friend has a long and storied history. Some say our friendship goes back 30,000 years.   And estimates place K9 ownership in the United States at 78 million. And it's estimated 36.5% of US homes have at least one dog. So you think the topic of how to train a dog would be a more frequent topic amongst preppers.   But only a small fraction of survival podcast episodes and blog posts are dedicated to our furry buddies. (We're culprits of this oversight too, to be fair.)   Perhaps the problem is thinking we need to turn them into full blow military working dogs. This is a long process with heaps of specialized knowledge needed and is time-consuming.   The reality is this: Most of us just want something between Cujo and Mr. Buttons the spoiled pet.   In this episode, we discuss making this happen.   ~ How to Train a Dog And Turn Them Into a Survival Asset Topics Discussed: ~   How Jill became a prepper When she realized how valuable a dog could be in a survival situation What patrol training is Training a dog for scent detection and alert Teaching your furry friend appropriate levels of aggression The best dog breeds for survivalists The worst dog breeds for survivalists When small dogs can be an unexpected survival hero How long does dog training take for the animal to become useful Appropriate ages for different times of training Where obedience training fits in The time investment needed How online dog training classes differ from in-person classes   ~ Become a supporting member here:   http://www.itrh.net   ~ Resources from this episode can be found at:   http://www.intherabbithole.com/e236

Join David Ackert as he interviews Jill Weber, who is Chief Marketing & Business Development Officer at Stinson Leonard Street and 2017 President of the Legal Marketing Association. In this episode of the Market Leaders Podcast, David and Jill discuss: - How Jill built a business development training program at Stinson that has been running for more than 12 years - Her key approaches to fostering cross-departmental collaboration that unites her firm's marketing and BD efforts - How she led an initiative to craft more compelling attorney bios that better connected her attorneys with new clients - Her method to keep teams focused on a common goal by showing how their roles fit into the overall picture How she made attorney branding a key element of Stinson's legal business development

As black women, we need to understand that our lives and the outcomes of them are within our control more than we know. The decisions and intention we carry into each day, leading into the rest of our lives, make an impact we can’t fathom. Jill Flowers is Rosetta’s guest on this episode and she serves black women as a spiritual mentor and life coach, one who helps you get in touch with the deeper reasons for your existence and the ways you can enrich your own life independent of the circumstances you face. Listen and be inspired by Jill’s frank but down to earth advice - and be sure to share the episode with others you know could benefit. When black women are living a happy and fulfilled life, everyone benefits. It’s tempting for black women of all ages to believe that taking care of themselves is selfish. People depend on you. People need you to be there for them. But if you are not healthy, strong, and vibrant, how can you expect to be there for them when needed? It’s not possible, which is why it’s the most unselfish thing you can do to take care of yourself. In this episode, Jill Flowers explains why you need to place a higher priority on providing for your own health and happiness and the positive impact it will have on the people you love if you do. Don’t miss it. You have to be active in your own healing and happiness. Life is not only something that happens all around you, it’s something you have an influence on yourself. You get to contribute, you get to impact the world in significant ways. That principle holds true for the healing and happiness you need and want as well. In this episode, Jill Flowers describes what happens when black women determine to take part in their own healing and pursue their purpose with all that they are - and she gives some tips for how you can get started on your own healing journey right away. You won’t want to miss what she has to teach. If you set your intention for the day, nothing outside of you can change that unless you let it. One of the most impacting things Jill Flowers spoke about in this conversation with Rosetta was the power of setting your personal intention for a given day. She says that when you take the time each morning to pray, meditate, and center yourself for the day - and then proactively decide how you will show up in that 24 hour period, nothing can stop you. It’s a choice, a determination that only you have the power to initiate, and Jill explains how it can happen. If you can adopt this practice it can set you free from circumstances and put you in the place of control over your own life. Black women naturally put others first - but sometimes it is what kills them. We are women, black women - and we naturally have a place of concern and compassion for those in our lives. But our tendency to put others first can be overdone, to the exclusion of our own health, well-being, and emotional strength. Jill Flowers says that we’ve got to stop, we’ve got to develop a plan for keeping ourselves healthy and on track before it’s too late. You can hear Jill’s advice and discover some steps you can take right now to reorient your path so you don’t crash and burn like so many women do. It’s all on this episode of Happy Black Woman. Outline of this great episode [0:29] Rosetta’s intro to this episode and her guest Jill Flowers. [2:55] How Jill decided she was going to dedicate herself to being a soul activist. [8:35] The role anger played in pushing Jill to take her calling more seriously. [12:17] The path Jill follows to coach and help black women. [14:30] Jill’s advice for black women who want to begin their own healing journey. [20:00] How Jill stays focused and productive to serve her clients and family. [26:24] What Jill says to women who say they don’t have time to connect with their spirituality. Resources & Links mentioned in this episode www.JillFlowers.com Dr. Wayne Dyer Joel Goldsmith Catherine Ponder BOOK: The Dynamic Laws of Healing BOOK: The Dynamic Laws of Wealth BOOK: Healing Secrets of the Ages BOOK: The Shack About JILL FLOWERS A “Soul Activist” one who advocates for your healing, your awakening and the unfoldment of your purpose. The Soul Activist takes one from “Pain to Power to Purpose”. This is what Jill does in her work with Black Women. She helps Black Women heal from the false narratives and beliefs that keep them from realizing their high potential. The ideas that you are not enough or The “I”m a strong black women” syndrome, I can do it on my own is a belief that needs to be healed. Jill believes that Black Women are the link to healing the Black Community. She believes that when Black Women have a full understanding of their Alkhemy she then becomes the medicine for her family. She is capable of harmonizing her family and thus the community because she herself is harmonized. “Consider, you are powerful beyond measure and you have limitless potential.” Jill Flowers defines a modern day Renaissance Woman as Transformational Speaker, Wedding Officiant, Activist, Author and not the least of these Mother and Wife. Co-Founder of The Abolish the N Word Project, Inc. Jill and her husband received over 100,000 hits on their web site’s powerful message the first month in existence. This was before the term “Viral was apart of the english lexicon. The Brooklyn raised couple received media attention around NY and across the United States including CNN, NY Daily News, Miami Herald and The Washington Post. They were awarded numerous accolades including a Proclamation from the New York City Council, and a Trail Blazer award from The then Manhattan Borough President, Scott Stringer. Jill’s activism inspired her to continue to be of service and she went on to become an Ordained Interfaith Minister. She has now evolved to Spiritual Life Coach and Soul Activist. She uses metaphysics and spiritual principals to provide healing and strength for the women who attend her monthly healing circles and group coaching. Jill's Ministry includes, Officiating Weddings, Couples & Marriage Ministry, Spiritual Counseling, Soul Activation programs, Soul Shops and Healing Retreats. Jill is passionate about being of service and taking a stand for the transformation of consciousness. Her Vow into ministry says it all “I Jill Flowers, vow to use my speech, my listening and my light to awaken to empower and to heal”. Jill lives in Brooklyn, NY with her Husband and two children.

106 Becoming a Dynamic Communicator - Jill Schiefelbein  URL: http://www.julieannsullivan.com/dynamic-communication/   If you want to be an effective communicator in today’s world, you must do more than just produce content. You must also learn to leverage and repurpose your content in order to reach more people. Our guest today shows us how to do this effectively. I’m excited to be speaking with the amazing Jill Schiefelbein. She is a fellow colleague from the National Speakers Association and is known as the Dynamic Communicator. Jill helps us see why it’s vital to share your content on various platforms with multiple audiences. You’ll be inspired to take your business and communication to the next level. Jill’s bio: Jill Schiefelbein is an award-winning entrepreneur, author, and recovering academic. She taught business communication at Arizona State University for eleven years before venturing into entrepreneurship. Jill’s business, The Dynamic Communicator®, helps organizations increase sales and create consumer advocates. Jill runs the Dynamic Accelerator program, helping solo- and micro-entrepreneurs accelerate business growth. Her latest book, Dynamic Communication: 27 Strategies to Grow, Lead, and Manage Your Business hit stores March 2017. You’ll discover: The benefits of leveraging and repurposing your content. Why you must have an unshakable confidence in your content. How Jill uses Post-It notes to help her be more focused and productive. The importance of developing your own style of connecting with your audience instead of blindly following everyone else’s strategies. How to repurpose your content on different channels, mediums, and platforms. Why you should learn what questions your potential customers are asking, then provide quality answers to those questions.   Interview Links & Other Resources TheDynamicCommunicator.com DynamicCommunicationBook.com Jill’s articles on Entrepreneur.com Follow Jill on Twitter Connect with Jill on Facebook Connect with Jill on LinkedIn Mere Mortals Unite on C-Suite Radio iTunes - Subscribe, Rate and Review

If you're a recently divorced parent and unsure if you're ready to begin dating, or if you'd like to find out how to know when the time is right, listen in to today's show and find out from the guest speaker, Jill Gross, what you can do to ensure that you're well prepared for meeting a possible new partner.   Jill is a psychologist, living in Seattle and she's the single mom of two kids, aged 12 and 14. She has been divorced for about eight years and during that time, she developed a system, which is effective when it comes to playing the dating game. Jill should know, as she found herself a new partner that way and they have been together for the last three years. Join Robbin and Jill today, for the first half of a two-part series about dating and being a single parent and find out how to know when you're ready to date.   Today, Jill and Robbin discuss:   Some sound advice for single moms and dads, about where to start with the dating game. How Jill relates to the problems experienced by single parents. Dealing with the grief of divorce when dating. The HOW to do it- Honesty  Openness and Willingness to try. (Melody Beattie) Dating from a place of adding value, rather than filling a void.  The end of a marriage can feel like a death and it often requires mourning to come to terms with it.   Why it can take you a couple of years to work out your 'stuff' after your marriage ends. Using support or interest groups to be with people who are going through the same thing as you are.   Getting out of your comfort zone and trying something new, something that scares you a little, even.             Links:   Robbin's website: www.soloparentlife.com -This is where you sign up for the Solo Parent Life Weekly Newsletter.  www.drjillgross.com   Resources:   Robbin suggests: www.meetup.com  

Theater lingo that the Show Director says before each cue. Example, "get ready for the red spotlight." "Ready?" "Take that go!" Jill Seltzer, the new Managing Director of the Ensemble Theater at the New Vic met with Mark and Patrick to talk about the company and the venue. With Patricks' interest in the Arts and Mark's recent TEDx experience at the New Vic, this was a stimulating conversation for all of us. My career makes sense looking back, but I didnt see it coming." This wide-ranging conversation covered a lot of ground including: How Jill's career got her to Santa Barbara Working at WBEZ - home of This American Life and Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. The SAG/AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild) Foundation and how that helped her form some opinions What's an Equity Actor A nice, long discussion about the New Vic and its technical production capabilities An excellent overview of the current productions for the 2016-2017 slate Talking about millennials involved in Theater - including pre-millennials (what do we call them?) How the 300 seat venue is ideal to create a sense of intimacy How can local corporations take advantage of the site and the programming? A bit about her background in theater in Chicago She's a world-class fundraiser and gave us some tips she learned when she worked at the Prince Charitable Trusts - Understand about the donor and their legacy and how important that is to them - Remember that you are doing them a favor, turning their money into something that matters to them. - It's all about what THEY care about, not what YOU need Mark asked some questions about the Board's of Directors - good content here if you're in charge of one, want to be on one, or are on one now The best part of her job: living her passion - being around people who love the theater.

Facebook groups are a fantastic way of cultivating a community of like-minded people, all interested in a particular topic, product or problem. It's little wonder, then, that running such a group can be a highly effective strategy for membership site owners, for a wide variety of reasons. In this episode of The Membership Guys Podcast, I'm joined by Jill Stanton from Screw The Nine to Five, who shares her insight into not only running a popular, highly successful free Facebook group; but also how she leverages this to benefit her paid membership community. (Warning: this one gets a little bit sweary, so those of a sensitive disposition may want to give it a miss!) In this episode, Jill and I discuss: Running a free Facebook group vs using a group for your paid membership Advice on how to get people engaged and active in your group Tips and techniques for attracting new members to your Facebook group The specific strategy that Jill uses to get people from her Facebook group to join her membership website How Jill manages her time keeping on top of a 10,000 person strong free group as well as her paid community ...and loads more!  

What you will learn in this episode: How Jill and her husband started with their business How to find your passion and things you are good at We’re breakin’ down niche validation and research- what and why? How to create awesome facebook group

If you've ever wanted to up your game, supercharge your career, or simply find help when the going gets touch, then do we have the show for you! Today we'll be talking with the Queen of Connections, and the Nexus of Networking and marketing, her name is Jill Lublin and she's one of the world's leading authorities on networking and the best-selling author of three books on the subject Get Noticed…Get Referrals, Guerilla Publicity (considered the bible of PR and even taught in colleges), and Networking Magic, which we'll be talking about today. She gives over 200 talks a year on networking and has shared the stage with Tony Robbins, T. Harv Eker, Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Loral Langemeier, Richard Simmons, and many, many more. They say it's not what you know, but who you know, or even who knows you. So Today we'll talk about getting social, connecting with others, helping others, and building a network that can be your net, springboard, and even your golden parachute. In short, we'll look at how you can improve your connections with others, to help take your life and happiness to an entirely new level! Questions and Topics Include: How Jill Lublin was injured with two shattered ankles How Jill has always been impacted by positive media and positive shows How Jill started Messages of Hope, a local inspiring TV station. How Jill found she was a bit of a ‘lone ranger' and how she changed that How Jill learned how to slow down, and to enjoy the moment more. How Jill went goal-less and rode with the tide of life How spirituality plays a part in Jill's life. What is the 3 point meditation from Jan Circone (which can be spiritual). The power of giving Why it's not natural for many people to connect like extroverts, but how to work with that. How do we make connecting with others, and helping others all of the time. How do we do a conscious act of kindness every day Why she's writing a book on kindness Why kindness in business is what's taking business further Why you want to lead with your heart. How people are kinder today and why we need to do business differently. What she learned from interviewing the best networking marketers across the country, What CEO Space is about What the importance is of “How Can I Help?” The importance of saying “I'll scout for you” What are early steps in building connections?  What's the importance of social wealth – particularly right outside your door. What is an advocates list?  Why you want to give without an agenda.   Is networking for everyone? Networking advice for non-entrepreneurs Networking advice for small and medium sized businesses on a shoe-string budget (on Top of reading Guerilla Publicity) What's your Message??? How does what you do impact and serve others? Should we all have a sound-bite? What to do when you first meet someone? What's the most important thing to bring with you when you ‘come to the room' and meet others Important tips for kids and connecting Why it's so important you are of service with your kids Go to Free Gift at publicitycrashcourse.com/freegift Or Visit Jilllublin.com or Call Jill – 415-883-5455 Why you want to practice conscious acts of kindness And why it's the simplest things that matter the most Why it's so important to focus on your message. For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

I’m joined by Jill Knouse, a yoga teacher and “serial yogapreneur” who left a high-powered corporate job 10 years ago to follow her passion and reinvent her life. She’s been able to do that by going beyond the typical path of a yoga teacher and building a thriving series of yoga-oriented businesses that help not only students but also other yoga teachers to live their best lives and build the businesses of their dreams. In this episode you’ll learn: - How Jill completely changed her life, location, and career and started over after 13 years in the corporate world - How her personal passion led to a thriving business that she never imagined - Why it’s a good idea to build up multiple small streams of income instead of going “all in” on just one idea - How Jill got started teaching yoga, and how she scaled and grew her practice into 8(!) different income streams - Why she decided not to do what was “working" for every other yoga teacher - How partnering with organizations she already liked and felt aligned with helped her grow quickly and successfully - The interesting and unique offerings she created that allowed her to do much more than just teach yoga classes - How she got the word out about her business for free through word of mouth, referrals, personal connections, events, and more - Why you should avoid “immediate gratification” when building your business - How Jill figured out what to offer her audience that would deliver the most value for the best price, and how it’s allowed her to create more expensive programs that her students love - How she transitioned from teaching students to also helping other teachers grow their yoga businesses and be the best teacher they can be Mentioned in this episode: - Jill Knouse Yoga - The E-Myth Revisited - World Domination Summit - Daring Greatly by Brene Brown

Do you own your own business? Or have you ever dreamed of starting your own business? If so, today’s episode is for you. According to Jill Salzman, moms make the best entrepreneurs because we know how to make it up as we go. Jill created the mom entrepreneur MeetUp, The Founding Moms. Their mission? Helping moms get down to business. Jill shares what happens at these monthly MeetUps in cities around the world, a few amazing and inspirational stories of successful mom entrepreneurs and why getting together with other women is so powerful. If you own your own business or have dreamed of starting one, today’s episode is a must-listen. The Minute by Minute Recap :58-2:27: How Jill “decided” to start The Founding Moms. Flat out freaked out about running two businesses with two small children, on a whim she went to MeetUp.com and started a meet up. 6 months in, they had over 200 members online. 2:35-4:15: At the beginning, the MeetUp groups addressed the logistics of ‘How do I do this?’. Then it morphed into a marketing, branding conversation. 4:15-7:00: The Founding Moms is currently in 40 cities in the U.S., 9 countries with 8,000 members and growing quickly. Members are all ages with children of different ages. When you show up to one of Jill’s meetings, there’s always a speaker giving practical, actionable tips on marketing or legal or branding. Chicago and Oak Park groups have over 600 members. At each meeting, there are no more than 20 people. In San Francisco, for example, they have larger groups. For the most part, they’re smaller. 7:10-8:18: The Founding Moms is free to join in your city and then $10-$15/month per event. Soon there will be an online forum that’s a paid membership (stay tuned!). 8:22-9:10: The online course is not available quite yet, but there will be an active forum, a Directory (like Angie’s list for mom entrepreneurs), video courses. 9:15-11:50: Another thing currently available from the Founding Moms is called the Founding Kit, which bundles services all business owners need (things like graphic design, a website, virtual assistant, etc.). All clients are already in business and see the value of the kit. 12:00-12:40: Megan picks a small bone with Jill…there’s no Founding Moms community in Portland. What?! Jill welcomes any mom with her own business who’d like to start this group to go to FoundingMoms.com/StartOne. 12:55-14:25: Jill’s advice for moms that want to start their own business: get out fast! The Founding Moms is that place women can go to sit in a room with other mom entrepreneurs to get the inspiration they need to take that next step. One conversation could charge you right out of the corporate rat race. Whether it’s The Founding Moms or just visiting a local co-working space, have conversations with people who are doing this work already. Talk to them about how they do it. 14:25-18:37: Jill shares a few stories of successful women entrepreneurs. One woman came to the MeetUp every month wanting to start something but not knowing what. She now runs a wildly successful branding firm by meeting the needs of the very women she was communing with. Another woman showed up at an exchange and wanted to quit her job to start a business with her husband. They started OptionsAway.com, a now successful business that allows you to hold the price of an airline ticket for a few days. Brilliant! Another woman was experimenting with chemicals in her kitchen to create an amazing “perfect manicure” product, she’d show up at MeetUps with her product and people’s mouths would drop. She is now being courted by major beauty brands. The company is Liquid Palisade. 18:37-20:04:Having the inspiration and watching other women be courageous is contagious and very powerful. Find Jill and Founding Moms online, on Twitter and Instagram.

Jill and Josh Stanton are the digitally nomadic couple behind Screw the Nine to Five, where they are helping you devise an escape plan to move closer to new possibility and adventure in your daily life. These two quit their 9-5s for a life that made travel a bigger priority, and moved to an island in Thailand for a couple months to design a new lifestyle that would help them create work that would support a life they wanted, rather than hold dearly on to a job that dictates their routine at the expense of their personal fulfillment. Since then, they’ve lived and worked in Thailand, Malaysia, Cambodia, the Phillippines, China, Australia, New Zealand, the Cook Islands, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Portugal, Chicago and San Diego. Truly a life of travel. I wanted to get Josh and Jill on the show to ask them about what inside of them inspired the decision to actually move to Thailand, something that seems so extreme and outlandish to most people, and what they do to keep themselves afloat on the road, and how you might be able to aspire to do the same. Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Soundcloud or TuneIn What We Cover: 2:27 – Who are Josh and Jill Stanton? 3:27 – Why they find working on the road to be more productive 5:04 – What inspired their decision to go to Thailand, specifically Chiang Mai 8:24 – How Josh got his start traveling in China 9:30 – How Josh met Jill 9:55 – How Jill went from bartending and modeling at home in Toronto to moving to Australia, and started her first business to support her lifestyle on the road 11:00 – Why they went into business together to create Screw the Nine to Five 15:00 – How to get comfortable with letting go of all of your stuff 17:15 – How travel helps you meet others and how doing so can help you grow by freeing you from the definitions of others, and inspire you with likeminded people (whether that's other travelers or entrepreneurs) 18:15 – Why moving to Southeast Asia can help make your life of travel 19:30 – How you can live a "Western lifestyle" in Southeast Asia, particularly in Chiang Mai 20:30 – How living in Thailand provides the opportunity to save you money by getting maid service, laundry service, and eating out. 21:20 – How safe is Thailand and Bali? Words from an Explorer: “When you're feeling uncomfortable, when you reach the end of your comfort zone, that's when all the good s*** starts to happen. That's where you start to find out what you're made of and what you're capable of.” - Jill Stanton Explore Further: Screw the Nine to Five The Dynamite Circle Music Credit: Passion Pit - Moth’s Wings (Artec Remix), Aaron Static – Intrepid Journey Like the show? I’d really appreciate a rating and review! Take action and please share the show! All you have to do is click one of the social sharing buttons at the top of this post. Also please leave a rating or review on iTunes! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Thank you so much for your support! See you next time! The post 70: Screw the Nine to Five with Jill and Josh Stanton – Part 1 appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

Jill Coleman and Danny-J are the hosts of The Best Life Podcast, where they discuss success, money, relationships, entrepreneurship, productivity, honest communication, positive psychology, and an abundance mindset. Creating a life that YOU choose.In this episode of Wellness Realness:7:50 - Candida, digestive issues, & how Danny-J became paralyzed15:39 - How Jill and Danny-J met and the parallels in their lives19:50 - How they each found out about their husbands’ affairs28:10 - The emotions involved with being in limbo of separating29:35 - Is it possible for couple’s to overcome infidelity?31:01 - Committing to honesty in your relationship34:10 - Insecurities when entering a new relationship 39:00 - The importance of bringing ‘small’ things up - judgments, assumptions, and resentment48:10 - Publicly talking about your affair & sharing the lessons from it50:20 - Asking yourself what you want and need54:20 - How their views of marriage and divorce have changed1:04:45 - Not judging yourself for how you move through your grief1:07:30 - How body image and fitness impacted their relationships1:20:10 - Releasing attachments to identitiesGuest Bios:Danny-J is a serial entrepreneur who has created multiple successful brands and online businesses with one underlying principle: “Make People More Awesome.” She won Ali Brown’s 2012 Entrepreneur of the year award, lived through being paralyzed at age 22 and was a suicidal and pregnant teen, with quite a turn-around story.She owned a very successful personal training and online-training business, No Excuses Fitness, and has helped thousands of people shed unwanted body fat and find inner confidence. She coached fitness competitors to the stage and has even graced the stage as a National Level Athlete and Fitness Magazine Cover Model herself. In addition to launching her personal brand at JillFit.com in 2010, Jill Coleman was a co-founder of Metabolic Effect, Inc. Her 16-year journey in the health and fitness industry began when she got her very first job at a gym just for the free membership at 15!Since then, it’s been a whirlwind of education in exercise science and nutrition, fitness competitions, landing several national covers for fitness modeling and plenty of business growth. Her work has been featured in SELF magazine, Family Circle, SHAPE, Women’s Health magazine, Prevention magazine and many online news outlets like Yahoo Health, LiveStrong.com and AOL’s That’s Fit.Her passion lies in coaching in the areas of mindset, body and business, which she does via her flagship program, The Best Of You (BOY) Coaching Club mentorship, as well as a few signature online programs, like the Mindset Makeover, the Food Obsession Boot Camp and her 52-week exercise program, the Total Training Experience (TTE).This show is supported by:Ned | You can order hemp oil from helloned.com and use the discount code “WELLNESS” for 15% off!Follow Jill & Danny-J:IG: @TheBestLifePodcast ; @jillfit ; @dannyjdotcomFacebook: The Best Life PodcastListen: The Best Life Podcast ; Ep. 152: Your Mindset Is Holding You Back with Christina RiceConnect with Christina:Learn more: christinaricewellness.comPersonal IG: @christinaricewellnessSecret IG: @wellnessrealnesscrew Wellness Realness IG: @wellnessrealnesspodcastWellness Realness FB Group: bit.ly/WRtribeThis show is produced by Soulfire Productions