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I know many of you listening to this want to save enough money to travel around the world, after all the world is such a big place and it would be a shame to not be able to experience it.  Travelling may seem daunting at first, especially when it comes to your expenses, that is why I have invited Julia Menez for this week's episode. Julia is the creator of Geo Breeze Travel, a platform solely dedicated to teaching people how they can make the most out of their travels with these travel hacking tips.  If you're an adventurer seeking to explore the world but don't know where to start then check out this week's episode for some tips you wouldn't want to miss.   Highlights  >> Julia's background >> How Julia travel hacks >> Julia's definition of what is and what isn't travel hacking  >> How Julia keeps track of her expenses >> Julia explains how to use points on your card   >> Why Julia started Geo Breeze Travel >> Julia's inspiration  Connect with Julia >> https://geobreezetravel.com/ (Website ) >> https://www.instagram.com/geobreezetravel/?hl=en (Instagram) >> https://www.facebook.com/geobreezetravel (Facebook) >> https://twitter.com/geobreezetravel?lang=en (Twitter) >> https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliamenez/ (LinkedIn)   Check out these websites Julia uses to earn and transfer travel points! >> https://www.southwest.com/rapidrewards/overview (Southwest) >> https://www.turkishairlines.com/en-int/miles-and-smiles/ (Turkish Airlines)  >> https://www.americanexpress.com/en-us/travel/pay-with-points/ (American Express ) >> https://www.chase.com/personal/credit-cards/ultimate-rewards (Chase) >> https://www.thankyou.com/cms/thankyou/ (Citibank  )     If you loved this episode, you have to listen to these episodes as well: >> https://minoritymoneypodcast.com/020-holiday-fear-vs-holiday-cheer/ (HOLIDAY FEAR VS. HOLIDAY CHEER) >> https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/building-better-future-through-holistic-financial-planning/id1473231134?i=1000492803986 (Building a Better Future through Holistic Financial Planning with Luis Rosa) >> https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/unleash-your-full-potential-by-living-intentionally/id1473231134?i=1000491178822 (Unleash Your Full Potential by Living Intentionally with Leena Mendoza)   I'm sure you're getting tons of value from the podcast! Don't forget to subscribe onhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/minority-money/id1473231134 ( Apple Podcasts),https://open.spotify.com/show/0and9szy0q9RxxQhZ2vnrf ( Spotify),https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0vbWlub3JpdHktbW9uZXkv ( Google Podcasts), or on your favorite podcast app andhttps://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=https://www.minoritymoneypodcast.com/podcast ( SHARE THIS) with a friend.  ********** Let's Continue the Conversation! Head on over to the Facebook Group and let's discuss how we can change the complexion of wealth (https://www.facebook.com/groups/423846561552747/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/423846561552747/))    Want to chat with a fee-only financial planner? Shoot me an email at emlen@minoritymoneypodcast.com Can't wait to meet you.

If you've ever wondered if it's possible to monetize your content with a smaller audience while still working full-time, you'll want to listen to this week's Beyond Influential.  Julia Lynch (aka @smarterinasec) is a content creator and lifelong nerd who has always been passionate about learning something new every day. In early 2020, she began sharing content on Instagram & TikTok about her favorite daily reads & podcast picks, as well as tips to succeed at work inspired by her time in business school and her day job as a strategy consultant. Since then, she has built an engaged following using her two platforms and has been side hustling as a social media consultant and a micro influencer for a variety of brands. I particularly thought it was important to do this interview because it's very common for people to think everyone online is making their living by creating social content, when that's not the case at all. This episode is a look behind the scenes of an up-and-coming influencer who is still in the process of transitioning away from her 9 to 5 but is already working with brands and making a name for herself. On Ep. 160, we cover: How content creation has become Julia's side hustle and the gateway to other opportunities while still working in a “traditional”  business role  How business school has helped her as a content creator Why she created Smarter in a Sec and the gap in the market she wanted to fill Content creation: How Julia plans her content, her posting frequency on different platforms, and how she balances it with a full-time job The difference between her audience on Instagram vs. TikTok Brand deal & monetization transparency: how much she makes from brand deals & her biggest brand deal to date How she's been finding success with a small audience as a micro influencer, how she strategically builds her network, and more!   Don't want to miss an episode (or valuable free resources!)? Get on my list here: https://www.brittanykrystle.com/subscribe   Want to listen to Beyond Influential ad-free and get other exclusive perks?  Check out Beyond Influential Backstage!     Recommended Follows Hitha Palepu: https://www.instagram.com/hithapalepu/ f**k you pay me:https://www.instagram.com/fypm.vip/ Leah Wiseman Fink: https://www.instagram.com/leahwisemanfink/ Her First 100k:https://www.instagram.com/herfirst100k/ Patrice Poltzer: https://www.instagram.com/patricepoltzer/ Planet Money Podcast: https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510289/planet-money     OTHER HELPFUL LINKS: Listen to Beyond Influential Ep. 110 Hitha Palepu on Why You Should Be Betting on Female Founders: https://www.brittanykrystle.com/hitha-palepu-on-why-you-should-be-betting-on-female-founders/   Check out my Free masterclass on 3 Secrets to Building a Profitable Personal Brand! https://www.brittanykrystle.com/masterclass/ WANT MORE THAN ONE WAY TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST? Join Beyond Influential Backstage and get access to ad-free episodes and other exclusive perks! https://www.brittanykrystle.com/backstage 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 Julia: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/smarterinasec/   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@smarterinasec   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

In this episode of Support is Sexy, Founder of BroglieBox Julia Broglie opens up about her struggles with mental health and losing a brother to suicide, and how her journey led to starting the BroglieBox company. Mental health has never been so important. Listen for support strategies for your mental health and practical tips for your business in this episode of Support is Sexy.    Elayne Fluker Elayne Fluker is the author of the new book “Get Over ‘I Got It': How to Stop Playing Superwoman, Get Support and Remember that Having It All Doesn't Mean Doing It All Alone.” As host of the SUPPORT IS SEXY podcast, she interviews more than 500 successful women entrepreneurs around the world, who share inspiring, true stories of the ups and the downs of their entrepreneurial journeys. Elayne is also the founder of SiS.Academy, an online learning platform for women entrepreneurs. For more information about Elayne Fluker, please visit elaynefluker.com. Thank you for listening! About our Guest: Julia Broglie is the Founder of the social impact company BroglieBox. At BroglieBox, boxes - or "care packages" are curated with tools and resources for mental health in a way that feels warm, lighthearted, and fun.   Insight from this episode: How Julia is fighting the stigma of mental health in an approachable way.  Strategies for grieving in healthy ways and helping others who are.  Details on the Six Pillar of Mental Wellness and how to best support them in your life.  Tips for being a responsive company and how BroglieBox was impacted by 2020.     Quotes from the show: On her brother Justin: “He kept telling me, I just want to make a difference in this world. And he is making a difference now. I feel him guiding me, and I feel like he's touched so many people after his death because every single person that receives one of our boxes, it was inspired by him.” –Julia Broglie Support is Sexy Ep. #784 “We need to be open about this [how Justin died] because we don't want any other family to go through what we're going through right now… and if us talking about it saves a life or brings awareness or fights the stigma, then we're going to shout it from the rooftops.” –Julia Broglie Support is Sexy Ep. #784 “If you're going to a therapist once or twice a week, what are you doing in the in-between? What are you doing every single day to support your mental health or even just remind yourself, hey I should check in with myself, what is one thing I can do for myself?” –Julia Broglie Support is Sexy Ep. #784 “2020 was that year that a lot of us realized that even if you're not directly involved in a situation that you might think would cause grief, just even being on the outside or witnessing it on television or just knowing what's going on in the world or seeing people who are losing a family, for example, can cause grief.” –Elayne Fluker Support is Sexy Ep. #784 “You are your company's greatest asset. And when you're not treating yourself as your company's greatest asset, then your company's going to suffer.” –Julia Broglie Support is Sexy Ep. #784 Resources Mentioned National Suicide Prevention Hotline Text HOME to 741741 for Crisis Text Counsel The Broglie Blog Mental Wellness Care Package Giveaway CLICK HERE to get 50% off the audiobook of Get Over "I Got It" by Elayne Fluker (HarperCollins Leadership)! Stay Connected: Elayne Fluker Website: elaynefluker.com Twitter: @elaynefluker  Facebook: Elayne Fluker Instagram: @elaynefluker LinkedIn: Elayne Fluker Youtube: Elayne Fluker   Julia Broglie Website: https://brogliebox.com/  Instagram: @juls.b_ Instagram: @thebrogliebox LinkedIn: Julia Broglie   Support is Sexy Website: Support is Sexy Podcast Facebook: Support is Sexy Instagram: @supportissexy Youtube: Support is Sexy Podcast Playlist    Post-production for this episode was provided by Podcast Laundry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Host André Marquet will talk with Julia Somerdin is an entrepreneur and IoT digital supply chain solution executive with over 15+ years experiences in connectivity technology and digital technology solutions in both private and public sectors. Experienced in sales/marketing, tech strategy, and system solution and integration with a data-driven and system thinking approach. She is the CEO & Cofounder of Labby a dairy information and data company with a mission to digitize the dairy farming industry. Labby's mobile optical sensing solutions help dairy farmers around the world get the milk composition and quality info in real-time using our advanced latest mobile spectroscopy technology enhanced by AI. Time Notes [3:11] From China to the US [5:33] MIT Experience [10:10] How Julia met her Co-founder [11:26] The idea behind Labby [15:36] Do you think it is possible to apply this technology to measure the quality of other types of goods? [18:40] Lisbon edition of the Techstars “some of [Labby's competitors] have shifted out of milk testing because actually it is really hard – not only to be able to do the testing itself, but to present accurate and meaningful results.” [22:40] What are your biggest challenges as a product? Top challenge: Deliver accurate results [25:40] What advice would you give to someone who wants to found a hardware startup? What are the things you wish you had known about it when you started? [27:50] Where they produce the Hardware [29:10] Labby uses advanced mobile spectroscopy to determine milk composition and quality information, like milk fat and protein. I imagine that communicating such a specific product must be a challenge. How can you transform something so technical into readable and relevant data? [32:39] How to measure the ethical, social, and monetary impacts of this technology [33:03] How big is this industry? [35:01] Milk Consumption [37:50] Short Turn Vision - Product Market fit [40:02] New related products The Productized Podcast is produced by Productized - a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope those who listen to the ideas on this show are inspired to productize. For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit https://medium.com/@Productized.

This is the first part of my interview with vocal coach and professional singer, Julia Langley. She is a vocal coach for singers and speakers and it's her unique perspective that makes this interview one worth listening to. Julia also shares information with us regarding a horrible accident that forced her to reimagine her career and the blessings she's taken from it. I love how many actionable tips there are in this episode and I'm sure you'll be able to find something to relate to your own speaking - no matter what industry you're in.  In this interview, we discuss: How Julia is doing and how 2020 went for her Julia's accident and her recovery journey Julia's transformation with her career The techniques to better our speaking skills and how they're the same as those we use for singing Speaking with intention and using tone Where to find confidence Knowing what you have to say is important The mental component of singing and speaking The importance of the first step - starting The benefits of working with a coach Finding your own niche A success story from Julia Refining strengths The power of shifting what you're focusing on Believing in yourself and reinventing yourself The importance of being resilient  The ways COVID has changed the way Julia teaches Warm up exercises for speakers The importance of breath and what it does for your voice Breath as the foundation for your voice Exercise example - say the ABCs as many times as you can in one breath Speaking is a workout - treat it as such Singing teaches you to listen  Exercise example - the tonal exercise with different levels Music's effect on our brain Visualizing to help improve your voice How tone gives a different message Using visuals to make sound more tangible The beauty of dissonance in music How speakers need to understand tone to relate to their audience   If you want to learn more about Julia or get in contact with her, check out these resources: Resources on PTSD: Book: “The Body Keeps The Score: Brain Mind and Body in the Healing of Trauma” by Besser Van Der Kolk, M.D. On Amazon video there is a great documentary that addresses PTSD - consequences and overcoming. It's called “Quiet Explosions: Healing the Brain” She has two upcoming projects on the subject: A book she's writing in the early stages now called “A Warrior's Hymn - How to bounce back from adversity and find the champion within”. And a podcast on the same topic.   She's also planning on having an online vocal training course by August 2021. Julia's website: https://julialangley.net/ (https://julialangley.net/) (will be live by the time the episode is out) Julia's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgUhHViaw0FhJ1vDOhq0mAQ (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgUhHViaw0FhJ1vDOhq0mAQ)  Julia's Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/julia.langley (https://www.facebook.com/julia.langley)  This episode was very skillfully made to sound beautiful by the talented Humberto Franco (http://www.humbertofranco.com/ (http://www.humbertofranco.com/)) Would you consider reviewing the Audio Branding Podcast? If so, here's the Apple Podcast link: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/audio-branding/id1489042453 (https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/audio-branding/id1489042453) And if you like what you hear (and read!) – please do share it with anyone you think might be interested. Thanks so much! And if you're interested in crafting an audio brand for your business, why not check out my FREE download – 5 Tips For Implementing An Intentional Audio Strategy at https://voiceoversandvocals.com/audio-branding-strategy/ (https://voiceoversandvocals.com/audio-branding-strategy/)

#093 - Julia Menheere explains how, by using her background in data analysis and economics, she took her interest in personal finance to launch a side-hustle educating people on finance and why she's now decided to make it her full-time job.What you'll learn[01:07] Julia explains her business and who she primarily works with.[01:59] Julia talks about leaving Uber and how she came to start her own business.[03:25] Julia talks through her education and the work experience that led her to work as a data analyst at Uber.[05:55] Defining what a data analyst does.[07:18] Looking at the typical education and career path of someone who wants to become a data analyst.[08.02] Julia explains how and when she became interested in personal finance.[11:29] Using the example of spending at Christmas to help start budgeting.[13:03] How to become educated on personal finance.[13:58] Julia talks about when she realised she would like to help others with their finances.[16:05] Why freedom was the primary driver for Julia to share her knowledge of personal finance and to start her side-hustle.[17:45] Julia discusses the tactics she employed when she started her own business.[20:08] The importance of knowing your audience when driving traffic to a new blog.[22:07] How Julia approached her employee about going part-time.[24:45] Julia discusses what led her to move into working in her own business full-time.[26:05] Where Julia sees the business going over the next few years.[26:57] What Julia enjoys about her work and how she makes it suit her lifestyle.[28:53] The challenges you can face when starting your own business.[30:36] How to deal with doubts around the success of a business when you are starting out.[31:46] Julia reflects on how useful her analytics background is within her own business.Resources mentioned in this episode:Julia's investment calculatorUberMoney Master The Game, Tony RobbinsAmy PorterfieldThe Experience Product MasterclassThe Psychology of Money, Morgan HouselFor the show notes for this episode, including a full transcript and links to all the resources mentioned, visit:https://changeworklife.com/turning-your-side-hustle-into-your-full-time-job-with-julia-menheere/Re-assessing your career?  Know you need a change but don't really know where to start?  Check out these two exercises to start the journey of working out what career is right for you!Take me to the exercises!Also, make sure to join the Change Work Life Facebook group and check out all the resources mentioned by our guests on the Change Work Life Resources page.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Julia is an intellectual leader in the rationalist community and the author of the book, The Scout Mindset. She previously co-founded the Center for Applied Rationality, a nonprofit organization devoted to helping people improve their reasoning and decision-making. Julia has hosted the Rationally Speaking Podcast since 2010. Visit her website at juliagalef.com and follow Julia on Twitter @juliagalef. [0:59] - How Julia came to study rationality and decision making [5:04] - Breaking down rationality and decision making [11:09] - Epistemic vs. instrumental rationality [15:39] - The decade-long history of the Rationally Speaking Podcast [21:42] - Soldier Mindset vs. Scout Mindset [29:46] - Seeking truth over comfort [39:53] - Vitalik Buterin's intellectual honesty [47:30] - Recognizing biases and changing your mind [54:17] - Keeping a small identity --- homeofjake.com

Have you known or lost anyone in your life due to cancer? The pain and suffering that cancer causes isn't a quick recovery process - don't forget to give yourself grace and take the time needed to recover through the grief and trauma. In this episode, I am joined by the wonderful, inspiring, and resilient Julia Evans. Julia has battled and beat cancer not once, but twice, and is now the founder of the non-profit, Coloring Over Cancer. As a survivor of Lymphoma of the brain and breast cancer and losing both her mother and mother-in-law to cancer, Julia is on a mission to make strides in the global fight against cancer. Her work within Coloring Over Cancer educates, encourages, and empowers those battling cancer through information, resources, and promoting emotional support. Coloring Over Cancer uses the healing properties of art to inspire cancer fighters and survivors to empower themselves through creativity. Tune in to learn about Julia's cancer journey from diagnosis to recovery and how she is inspiring other cancer fighters and survivors through art and creativity!Some Questions I Ask: Can you talk about your past and why Coloring Over Cancer? (9:07)Why did you not crumble? (15:59)Do you think coloring helps get you out of the monkey mind? (26:13)Is there anything you can share with someone who is going through uncertainty? (32:10)In This Episode You Will Learn What to say to someone who is experiencing loss and grief (3:16)The timeline of Julia's cancer battle (11:38)The affirmations that helped Julia through her battle (18:36)About the survivor's guilt that Julia has worked through (22:44)What a coloring workshop with Julia is like (28:20)How Julia's coloring community has helped her healing journey (37:37)Connect with Julie: Coloring Over Cancer WebsiteFacebook Let's Connect! The Grief Recovery MethodInstagramFacebookJoin the Grief Recovery Now Facebook Group See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Need more inspiration for planning your wedding? In this episode, we're joined by Julia Novack, founder of Partyslate. Partyslate is an inspiration platform that shares unique party ideas and the professionals who make them happen. Julia shares how she got her idea for starting Partyslate and how people typically use the platform when event planning.   For full show notes, resources, links: https://www.nowyoureengaged.com/season-two/plan-your-party-like-a-pro-with-founder-of-partyslate-julia-novack   EPISODE BREAKDOWN: 1:36 How Julia got into the wedding industry 6:29 What events Partyslate serves 11:30 How they reduce the intimidation factor through their platform 13:01 Why you should use FAQ pages 14:59 What vendors they feature on their website 18:40 What an idea slate is and how you can use that feature 21:57 How Partyslate is different from other wedding blogs and publications 26:07 How 2021 and 2022 is a recovery year 31:08 How event “rules” and traditions will change 36:01 How event professionals and venues can get onto Partyslate

Are you a parent that is dreaming about going nomadic with your family? Or are you a current nomad that is thinking about starting a family? If these relate to you then you might be wondering HOW you can become a digital nomad family.  In this episode, I was joined by Julia Jerg and we both shared our experiences of having children abroad. We also explore the topics of balancing work and family while traveling, what childcare looks like for nomads, and much more.  In this episode: Julia’s trajectory of taking on jobs while nomading to freelancing to building and scaling her own business Her family’s typical nomad travel schedule pre-pandemic How to get residency through your child’s birth in various countries Why Julia ended up choosing to give birth in the Canary Islands Her story of finding a way to give birth on the island Why you have to focus on mindset for your birthing process How her lifestyle empowered her to do a home birth Why you have to take control over your life and go after your desires How she knew she was ready to hit the road again after having a baby How Julia handles childcare while nomading Top digital nomad family hubs and why they’re helpful   For full show notes, resources, and links go to http://www.nomadtopia.com/179.   Ready to get more ideas, inspiration, and strategies for location-independent living? Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platforms so you’ll get updated anytime a new episode is released!  Let’s connect! Get to know me better over on Instagram @nomadamy or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Nomadtopia/.

In Episode 81, audiobook narrator Julia Whelan goes behind-the-scenes of narrating audiobooks. This post contains affiliate links, through which I make a small commission when you make a purchase (at no cost to you!). Highlights How Julia started narrating audiobooks and a bit about her career path. How Julia got her breakout job narrating Gone Girl. How Julia typically gets hired to narrate an audiobook. How Julia decides which audiobooks she will and won’t narrate. How many audiobooks Julia narrates a year. Authors whose books she would love to record. Types of books Julia generally won’t narrate. How audiobook narration auditions look. How much authors are involved in the recording contract. Julia’s favorite author to narrate for. Julia’s process from when she gets hired to narrate a book through completion. How involved the author is in Julia’s preparation process. How Julia feels about narrating books written by men (and why she mostly narrates books written by women). How Julia feels about narrating male voices, accents, and memoirs (and details about narrating Educated by Tara Westover). How the increase in celebrity narrators has impacted the audiobook narration industry. Julia’s personal reading taste. Julia’s Book Recommendations [36:53] Two OLD Books She Loves The Idea of You by Robinne Lee | Buy from Amazon [37:07] Dreyer’s English by Benjamin Dreyer| Buy from Amazon [39:11] Two NEW Books He Loves Dear Emmie Blue by Lia Louis | Buy from Amazon [41:36] Cloudmaker by Malcolm Brooks | Buy from Amazon [43:38] One Book He DIDN’T LOVE Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte | Buy from Amazon [45:25] One NEW RELEASE He’s Excited About People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry  (May 11, 2021) | Buy from Amazon [47:26] Last 5 Star Book(s) Julia Read [48:56] Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid | Buy from Amazon [49:20] Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel | Buy from Amazon [49:20] Other Books Mentioned My Oxford Year by Julia Whelan | Buy from Amazon [1:22] Me Before You by JoJo Moyes | Buy from Amazon [9:18] Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [15:52] The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [15:52] Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid | Buy from Amazon [16:06] The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab | Buy from Amazon [22:34] The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah | Buy from Amazon [24:50] Educated by Tara Westover (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [28:17] Painted Horses by Malcolm Brooks | Buy from Amazon [43:44] Beach Read by Emily Henry | Buy from Amazon [47:34] Other Links Bloomsbury Books in Ashland, OR Podcast Ep. 56: Holly Root About Julia Website | Instagram | Twitter Having narrated over 400 audiobooks in all genres, Whelan is, by industry standards, considered one of the top narrators recording today. She’s repeatedly featured on Audiofile Magazine’s annual Best-Of Lists. She was named Audible’s Narrator of the Year in 2014 and is a Grammy-nominated audiobook director. She has acquired multiple Audies and SOVAS (Society of Voice Arts) Awards, including for the performance of her own novel, My Oxford Year. She has won dozens of Earphone Awards, The Audie Award for Best Female Narrator of 2019, and was presented with Audiofile Magazine’s Lifetime Achievement Golden Voice Award in 2020. She attributes her distinctive style of narration to her ongoing passion for literature fueled by her decades of acting experience.

The Mistakes Lawyers Make When Choosing A Vendor Partner, with Julia Moreland Julia Moreland is the owner of Marketing Partners Unlimited.  She has over 37 years of Marketing, Sales, and Business Consulting experience.  Julia’s understanding of personal injury and mass tort firms provides the experience to convert your intake and referrals to cases. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why you should always research multiple vendors for a project, before deciding who to partner with What you must identify about your law firm before deciding what you should outsource Why you should consider partnering with a marketing firm to harvest referral cases from your past clients The importance of a good case management system How Julia’s company, Marketing Partners Unlimited, is helping law firms across the country with everything from advertising to lead follow-up and intakes Resources: Website: www.marketingpartnersultd.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/julia-a-moreland/ Phone: 631-755-1041 Email: jmoreland@marketingpartnersultd.com Additional Resources: Internet Domination Bootcamp: https://www.pilmma.org/idb2021 The Mastermind Effect: https://www.pilmma.org/the-mastermind-effect/  PILMMA’s free Coronavirus Survival Kit: www.pilmma.org/free-resources/  PILMMA Join Page: https://pilmma.kartra.com/page/join-pilmma 

Julia ChampionLeila is joined by Julia Champion – Managing Director at Champion Talent.IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT·  How Julia developed a career in talent management· The work she is doing to encourage greater diversity among media presenters· The improved representation of local/regional accents on British TVRESOURCES & INFORMATION MENTIONEDhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-champion-954a1513a/

To watch the video of this episode, please go to: https://youtu.be/YqBGV4DgyYM   What gift is entity awareness?      What if your weirdness is something wonderful?    How can engaging with entities be healing for you, them, and the world?   You won’t want to miss this totally amazing episode of Kaleidoscope of Possibilities in which Dr. Adriana Popescu is joined by Julia Sotas Mattis, Access Consciousness® Certified Facilitator, Talk to the Entities™ and Right Voice For You Facilitator.   You will hear the vulnerable and empowering story of Julia’s teenage experience with a family member’s death, the onset of mental illness symptoms and the discovery of the tools that allowed her to gain her awareness, freedom and ultimately herself.   You may just find pieces of you, that you have never been able to access before, in this enlightening conversation.    In this episode: How Julia came to this work Mental health symptoms emerge How Julia found a way out of depression Discovering Access Consciousness®  Empowering people Being psychic Who does this belong to? Light and heavy tool What happens when we die Paranoia, anxiety and awareness Communicating and healing entities Family history of mental illness Entities and mental disorders Talk to the Entities™ Shannon O’Hara Entities with anxiety The gift of entity intelligence Embracing weirdness   Resources mentioned in this episode: Website: https://www.juliasotas.com Access Consciousness: https://www.accessconsciousness.com/en Talk to the Entities: https://www.talktotheentities.com Shannon O’Hara: https://www.shannon-ohara.com   About Julia: Julia Sotas is a Certified Facilitator of Access Consciousness®, Talk to the Entities™ and, Right Voice for You.   She helps with the creation of Access Consciousness events as a global event creator hosting classes for the founders around the world.    Julia travels facilitating her own workshops on consciousness in Tokyo, Budapest, New Zealand Italy and France.    Julia holds a degree in Sociology from the University of Winnipeg, Canada.   You can find her Podcast on iTunes at “A Different Reality.”   “There is such a joy in opening that door and communicating with the spirit world.” – Julia    Would you like to continue this conversation and connect with other people who are interested in exploring these topics? Please join us on our Facebook group! (https://www.facebook.com/groups/KaleidoscopeOfPossibilities/)   About your host: Dr. Adriana Popescu is a clinical psychologist, addiction and trauma specialist, and empowerment coach who is based in San Francisco, California and practices worldwide.   For more information on Dr. Adriana, her sessions and classes, please visit: https://adrianapopescu.org/   You can also follow her on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrAdrianaPopescu/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dradrianapopescu/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrAdrianaP Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adriana-popescu-ph-d-03793 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/dradrianapopescu Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCflL0zScRAZI3mEnzb6viVA Vurbl: https://vurbl.com/station/MjMRyCcTpj/   Disclaimer: This podcast represents the opinions of Dr. Adriana Popescu and her guests. The content expressed therein should not be taken as psychological or medical advice. The content here is for informational or entertainment purposes only. Please consult your healthcare professional for any medical or treatment questions. This website or podcast is not to be used in any legal capacity whatsoever, including but not limited to establishing “standard of care” in any legal sense or as a basis for legal proceedings or expert witness testimony. Listening, reading, emailing, or interacting on social media with our content in no way establishes a client-therapist relationship.

Today’s show focuses on highly sensitive people. My guest loves helping HSPs uncover the layers of conditioning put on them by society and bloom in their uniqueness. Join us to learn more. Julia R. Wild is a bestselling author, spiritual teacher, and trauma educator with a Master’s degree in psychology. She’s also a writing, creativity, and life coach. Her first self-help book for sensitives became an Amazon #1 bestseller, and she’s a TEDxMileHigh Blogger. Julia loves helping highly sensitive and empath children and women find their soulful, powerful voice. Part of her work also helps parents of highly sensitive children better relate to their kids. Julia enjoys disrupting conformity and subverting the dominant paradigms so people can express their unique, sovereign creativity and live extraordinary lives. She is a big believer in writing for healing and embracing the shadow as much as the light. She has two projects slated for publication soon, including her Master’s thesis on autism from a spiritual perspective. Show Highlights: Why is Julia intensely passionate about her creativity, being an “old soul,” helping people find their voice, social justice, equality, and animals How Julia grew up in a household with extreme abuse and dysfunction in Manhattan but attended an all-girls private school How Julia’s personal brand of intensity involves being direct and blunt with a heightened sensory perception of sounds and smells Growing up, Julia’s intensity made everything more pressurized and challenging because of her toxic home and stuffy school How Julia’s cultural factors involved growing up in the rich environment of NYC, which gave her perspective and helped her be open-minded Why Julia has to water down what she says and writes How her intensity gets out of control with things she finds too stimulating How Julia uses her fire for good to help sensitives set boundaries and self-advocate Julia’s Master’s thesis, which gives a new, more balanced perspective to autism How Julia harnesses the power of her intensity with self-care, valuing her capacity for depth, and using her intensity in service to others Personal habits that help Julia are writing, channeling energy, and finding an appropriate use of humor The best advice Julia ever received: From Maya Angelou: “When someone shows you who they are, pay attention the first time.” From the Buddha: “Don’t believe anything because you heard it. Find out for yourself.” “You’ve gotta risk it to get the biscuit.” Books that Julia recommends: Proof of Heaven by Eben Alexander, Walden, by Henry David Thoreau, Citizen by Claudia Rankine, and The Highly Sensitive Person by Elaine Aron How Julia helps others use their fire by “unconditioning” people and undoing the layers of conditioning that have been put on them by society Parting words from Julia: “Honor your sensitivity. If you’re weird or different, stay weird or different. It’s healing to tell your story, so value it.” Resources: Find Julia and her work:  Julia Rose Wild   

Julia Bausenhardt is an illustrator and nature enthusiast who teaches art techniques through connection with nature. She uses her sketchbook as a tool for exploration, experimentation and discovery.Living in the small city of Kassel, Germany, Julia uses her nature journal to explore the magical landscape that was the setting for the stories of The Brothers Grimm. As a nature journaling teacher, Julia's gentle style and enthusiasm for nature shines through and you will have the feeling that you are learning from a friend. Listen to hear more about:How nature experiences in Julia’s childhood and encouragement from her parents helped foster her love of nature.How Julia uses her sketchbook as a tool for exploration, experimentation and discovery.How Julia came to love birds and sketching birds.The fairy tale landscape where Julia lives, in Kassel, Germany.The experience of quitting social media and Julia’s reasons for taking this step.For more information and to see Julia’s work, take a look at her website juliabausenhardt.com and Youtube channel. Julia’s blog post Q & A one year after quitting social media:One year after I quit social media Q & A Part 1.One year after I quit social media Q & A Part 2.Julia mentioned Bernd Heinrich, nature writer and biologist who influenced her in her early years. You can find out more here.The book Bethan mentioned was The Moth Snowstorm: Nature and Joy by Michael McCarthy. Thanks for listening!www.journalingwithnature.com 

Are you carrying the wounds of your parents? As children, many of our parents dumped their wounds, baggage, fears, and insecurities onto us, and many of us believe we need to continue to carry this baggage for the rest of our lives.  It has turned into an outlined curriculum or pattern that we continue to follow, yet we place blame, hold grudges, and never take responsibility.    Their baggage may have been passed onto us, but is our responsibility to work through it and turn it into our greatest gifts. But in order to do so, we need to first understand the baggage we are carrying, look at it through the eyes of compassion, and release the blame we are holding onto.   So how do we end this loop of ancestral karmic wounding and finally take ownership of how our lives unfold?   We need to find enough compassion within ourselves to forgive our parents. And in this episode of the Deep Dive, I chat with singer/songwriter Julie Price on her experience working through the wounds she carried from her parents, how she was able to understand the "why" hidden within the wounds, and how she set herself free through forgiveness.   Julia is a Good Morning America featured songwriter who was featured in the NY Times as a “booming creative.” She built a personal online presence and community with over 470,000 followers across multiple platforms, including Vine. With a unique skill-set that expands beyond music, she also tours as an international speaker, hosts corporate heart-centered workshops, and consults high-level executives with an emphasis on female-founders, while also specializing in community building, managing campaigns, producing events and panels for start-ups to Fortune 500 Companies. Julia continues to create content for her own brand as well, as a published writer, influencer, and songwriter. Her purpose is to help others find and stand in their authentic voice in every situation they encounter.    What we discuss:                                              [00:07:08] Julia's unhealthy past romantic relationship dynamics                          [00:08:18] How Julia's unhealthy relationships stemmed from her father               [00:09:37] How Julia began her healing process                                            [00:11:32] How do you forgive someone who never apologized?              [00:13:51] The impact of having been taught to shut down emotions                           [00:15:52] What is the alternative to forgiveness?                      [00:17:29] Different forgiveness dynamics: Romantic vs. Parental                        [00:18:03] Julia's process of forgiving her father         [00:20:18] How psychedelics helped Julia enter into a place of compassion                 [00:21:23] Honoring boundaries in every relationship                         [00:22:31] Do we ever fully heal or will we always carry our wounds? [00:23:50] Ending the loop and becoming medicine for our parents though forgiveness                                   [00:26:36] How our wounds determine how we move through life                                           [00:29:26] Julia's healing patterns through awareness, effort and attention                                         [00:32:33] Holding on to blame vs. taking responsibility         [00:33:30] The shift that happens when you take responsibility                         [00:34:34] How accepting Julia's father created true change in their relationship         [00:38:50] Adam's process of forgiving his abuser in his Ayahuasca ceremony         [00:42:42] Why you need to understand to forgive                         [00:45:11] Using your 'negative' emotions as a tool                         [00:48:33] The reason Adam openly shares his story                                                                         [00:55:36] The importance of listening to opposing views                                                [00:58:02] Julia's best advice for songwriting   Find more from Julia:   Instagram: @juliapricemusic Website: www.juliapricemusic.com   Join my Write From Your Heart 4-Week workshop co-hosted with Lindsey Ell!    Learn more and sign up here.

Julia Scott is a British author, whose goal is to take you out of ‘regular life’ and teleport you to new worlds and alternate futures through her writing. The Mirror Souls is her debut novel, and like many sci-fi and fantasy books, it started off as a dream.In her ‘other’ life, Julia lives in Essex, England with her husband and two children. She spends her time mum-ing, writing, prettifying books (via Evenstar Books), graphic designing, singing, and digging or planting stuff up in the garden without really knowing what she’s doing.In this episode we go deep into:How Julia got started as a new authorThe difficulty of writing the second book after such a well-received debutHer history as a graphic designerHow she wound up being such an in-demand formatterThe common mistakes authors make when formatting their own booksHaving multiple streams of income - the pros and consHer formatting course, The Book Formatting FormulaAnd why she writesFind out more about Julia:https://www.evenstarbooks.com/https://www.juliascottwrites.com/Links from the show:NaNoWriMo Bootcamp: https://www.danielwillcocks.com/bootcampHolly’s new release: www.bookst2read.com/fate-blue-moonGet more from Great Writers Share!https://www.danielwillcocks.com/merch/gwshttps://www.facebook.com/groups/greatwritersshare/ GWS Press books:Collaboration for Authors: https://books2read.com/u/3G2jLnSpecial thanks to:Intro vocals: Persephone RoseShow theme: Karl HughesBecome a Patron of the show! Get exclusive bonus content, find your tribe, and get early access to all episodes.Thank you to patrons:David HinesHarley ChristensenJon CronshawJenn MitchellInnes RichensIan J MiddletonMichael AnderleMark McClureKatie ForrestYanni JadeMeg CowleyJoSacha BlackLaura K See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Julia StreetsLeila is joined by Julia Streets - Founder and Chief Executive at Streets Consulting.IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT· How Julia got ahead of the curve by setting up her business 13 years ago on a completely virtual basis· The background behind Julia’s ‘coming out’· The story of how her interest in Diversity & Inclusion led to her creating her own podcast· The nuances of language in D&I, particularly in the LGBTQ+ space· How Julia developed a second career in stand-up comedy! RESOURCES & INFORMATION MENTIONEDhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-streets-20a886/https://www.streetsconsulting.com/Why I’m no longer talking to white people about Race by Reni Eddo-Lodge

    Julia Olayanju is an entrepreneur, scientist, and the Founder of Food Niche Inc., a company that facilitates collaboration between scientists, innovators, investors, and executive decision-makers through nationally recognized conferences. She is a thought leader that advocates for nutritional education and a healthy food supply. Julia is also the Founder and Executive Director at the Global Food and Health Institute, leading a team that leverages technology and scientific expertise to promote healthy food systems. Her work has appeared on Forbes, Thrive Global, Business Insider, and USA Today. She has a Doctorate degree from Rutgers University and lives in New Jersey with her husband and two boys.   Julia joins me today to discuss the key ingredients of good health through nourishing meals. She shares her journey from lab researcher to female entrepreneurs bringing food innovations and education to the younger generation. We discuss the eating patterns of adults and children in America and share how food compounds can affect our long-term health as well as help prevent chronic illnesses. Julia shares how the Global Food and Health Institute and YScooks inspire children to learn about nutrition through technology. We also discuss why we need to make nourishing meals available to all, regardless of where they live and their financial constraints.       “What we hope to do is create a generation of ambassadors - not only to take care of themselves by eating and nourishing their bodies, but also to help others see this is really important.” - Julia Olayanju       Today on When She Founded:   Julia's first motivations for looking at food and health How food compounds interact with cells on a molecular level and their effects on our health Julia's research into delaying and preventing illnesses such as cancer How Julia made the jump from working in the lab and research industry to building a business The high figures of adults with poor eating patterns and children with obesity in America How the Global Food and Health Institute is bringing nutritional education to schools How YScooks' program of food history, science, nutritional basics, gut health nutrition, and food safety is presented to children through e-learning, videos, and gamification Food innovations of the 21st century Why we need to make nourishing meals more affordable and accessible to everyone     Connect with Julia Olayanju:   Food Niche Inc Global Food and Health Institute Global Food and Health on LinkedIn Global Food and Health on Twitter YScooks YScooks on Facebook YScooks on Twitter         Subscribe, Rate & Share Your Favorite Episodes!   Thanks for tuning into today’s episode of When She Founded with your host, Somer Hamrick. If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe and leave a rating and review.   Don’t forget to visit our website, connect with Somer on LinkedIn, and share your favorite episodes across social media.    

Feel like you’ve tried everything, from working out to eating healthy, and still have little to no results? Listen to the interview with Julia Glanz – registered dietician, strength and conditioning coach, speed and agility coach, and former D1 athlete for soccer – as she enlightens us on what might be the true cause. Tune in as Julia explains how stress levels can affect your weight loss progress and what tests and clinicians she recommends; going into detail on where to start. She also lets us in on her own lab results (something she's never shared publicly) and the current steps she is taking toward healing her body through adaptation of her environment and behaviors; explaining the power of dialing it back. Lastly, Julia goes over what time restricted eating, or intermittent fasting, is and how it differs from men to women. She gives us a glimpse into how women can schedule their exercise and nutritional habits around their menstrual cycle for an optimal balance. This podcast is full of juicy education. Get your pens and paper out because you will WANT to take notes! To start your journey with intermittent fasting and get your copy of Ultimate Guide to Intermittent Fasting Guide for Women by Julia Glanz, click here: https://juliaglanzlifestyle.thinkific.com/courses/intermittent-fasting-guide-for-women?ref=3a85db What You Will Learn in This Interview with Julia Glanz: @juliaglanz 02:35 – Why you, even if doing all the “right” things, may have no results - How stress comes in 08:27 – Understanding what you can and can’t control - Where supplementation comes in 10:40 – How long it takes to feel results - Why it varies 12:09 – What types of testing and clinicians Julia recommends - Where to start 15:46 – How Julia found more from her thyroid results - What Hashimotos Disease is 19:40 – How Julia has changed her environment and behaviors to combat her results 25:51 – Why it's important to listen to your body and dial it back - Why more isn’t always better 29:35 – What time restricted eating means and the benefits of it - Problems that arise with women 31:43 – What it means to work with your menstrual cycle About Julia Glanz: Julia Glanz is a Registered Dietitian with her Master’s Degree in Nutritional Science, a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and former Division 1 soccer player. Julia specializes in women’s health, hormones and metabolism. She combines her knowledge and passion for exercise science and nutritional biochemistry to help women balance their hormones so they can reach their wellness goals in a way that’s healthy, sustainable and fits into their lifestyle. Julia helps you navigate your unique journey to optimal health in your body by unraveling the layers of what’s truly in the way. She customizes nutrition care plans with each individual’s biochemistry and lifestyle factors in mind. With the tools, knowledge and guidance she provides, you’ll go from feeling stuck, overwhelmed and frustrated to feeling free, clear and confident knowing what works for your body. It’s Julia’s mission to empower you to become your own health expert. To see the episode’s full shownotes and check out the rest of Doc Jen’s website, click here: www.docjenfit.com/podcast/episode29 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TOBpodcast/message

This week's episode features Julia Xu, Independent Startup Business Consultant. Unlike our previous guests, Julia has just recently made the shift into entrepreneurship, having left her job at Alibaba North America earlier this year. We talked about what drove that decision, going in-depth into what that change was like and how she found her first clients,We also chat about:How Julia uses modeling to help startups chart their path forward.How being a consultant has allowed Julia to experience a multitude of business models and industries.Why your "dream job" might not actually be that much of a dream.How you can leverage your existing networks to find your first clients.How to sell without being "salesy".What a great sales page looks like.Read more about Julia here: https://www.juliaxuconsulting.com/Check out Intimately here: https://www.intimately.co/

Julia DeWahl is one of the rising stars of the Silicon Valley angel investor community with a portfolio including the likes of Linear (Sequoia-backed), Modern Fertility (USV backed) and Primer (Founders Fund backed). Prior to angel investing Julia was one of the first 10 employees at Opendoor seeing their hyper-growth first hand in many different roles from Head of Seller Experience to being General Manager of Pheonix & City Operations. Before Opendoor, Julia spent 3 years as a consultant at Bain. If that was not enough, Julia is also an avid cyclist and is setting up a women's cycling apparel line alongside her investing. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Julia made her way into the world of startups with Opendoor from Bain and how that position at Opendoor led to her angel investing? What were the 1-2 takeaways for Julia from her time at Opendoor that have most impacted how she angel invests today? 2.) Customer Discovery: When is the right time to engage in deep customer discovery work? How does one select the customers to go deep with? How does Julia structure the process? What questions are most revealing? Where do many go wrong? How does one determine the feedback to accept vs which to reject? 3.) How does Julia think about implementing systems for growth? What is the structure of these systems? Where does one start? How does Julia determine the metrics to track and focus on? How does Julia balance between growth vs profitability? 4.) Does Julia believe people can really scale with the company? What are the leading indicators that people are struggling to scale with the company? How does Julia advise generalists to survive and thrive in a scaling organisation? Should they specialise? 5.) What have been some of Julia biggest lessons of what it takes to be successful as an angel today? Who has Julia learned and gained the most from in this new discipline? How does Julia measure her own success as an angel? What are the core challenges? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Julia’s Fave Book: The Courage To Be Disliked: How to free yourself, change your life and achieve real happiness Julia’s Most Recent Investment: Primer: Homeschool with superpowers As always you can follow Harry and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here!

How to start having conversations about race, how wine and race intersect, and how to support black and people of color in the wine industry. ----- Welcome to episode 258 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Julia Coney about wine, race, and Netflix’s “Uncorked." Uncorked  If you’ve listened to The Food Blogger Pro Podcast for a while, you’ll know that we love talking with creators and people who want to make an impact. We’re having another one of those conversations today with wine writer, Julia Coney. When it comes to understanding racial injustice, it’s important to invest the time in educating yourself and forever be in pursuit of making a difference. Julia’s insights and experiences are one way we can educate ourselves and lean into having these tough but valuable conversations. Today, you’ll hear Julia’s stories about race issues in the wine industry, advice for having important conversations about racial injustice, and thoughts about why the movie, “Uncorked,” is so impactful. In this episode, you’ll learn: How Julia started writing about wine How wine and race intersect How the Netflix movie, “Uncorked,” covers racism in the wine industry Why Julia is starting Black Wine Professionals How to start having conversations about race Resources: The Julia and the Sequin Technicolor Dream Coat video Myleik Teele CURLBOX Julia’s blog Dorothy Gaiter’s writings The story of the bookclub that was kicked off of the Napa Valley Train Your Wine Glass Ceiling is My Wine Glass Box. An Open Letter to Karen MacNeil and the Wine Industry. @blackwineprofessionals “Being Black in the White World of Wine” “Too White Wine” Gary Farrell Winery and their article, “We Stand with the Black Community and People of Color” E. & J. Gallo Winery and their initiatives “Uncorked” on Netflix The Uncorked Soundtrack on Spotify Somm DLynn Proctor on Twitter MKBHD Black Food Bloggers Julia’s Your Silence is Betrayal Instagram Live Help a Reporter What White Children Need to Know About Race If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com.

Hey #HEALTHYHUNNIES! This is part 2 of my interview with my Slim on Starch client Julia! Here is what we talk about… -How Julia lifted the brain fog -What happened on day 2 of the program… (Spoiler: It was a binge on cupcakes!) …and how she came back from it! -The old methods that Julia used to use to lose weight -The mindset changes Julia adopted -How Julia got these results -What Julia USED to believe (Her thyroid wasn’t working correctly… it was her genetics… her ADHD was going to prevent her from living a normal life…) Slim on Starch Program: www.healthyemmie.org Facebook Group: https://www.healthyemmie.org/joinhealthyhunnies YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/healthyemmie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/healthyemmie/?hl=en Email me: HealthyEmmie@gmail.com

0:00 – Show Intro 3:47 – Podcast begins 5:20 – The pro's and con's of working with your significant other 14:38 – How to communicate with the female client or athlete 24:46 – What Julia and Christian believe is the biggest pitfall with training the female youth athlete 31:55 – The importance of nutrition for the female youth athlete (and male athlete) 42:06– Julia explains what it's like being a female in the strength and conditioning field 47:37 – What is tri-phasic training? And how Christian uses it with his clients and athletes 57:45 – How Julia and Christian work with their children in the weightroom, and how that conversation differs from a traditional client 1:05:41 – Julia and Christian's opinion on sport specialization About Julia Anto Instagram: @julia.ant_toe Website: www.bellaforza.me Julia Anto, CSCS, is a coach to strength athletes, like powerlifters, physique competitors and crossfitters as well as recreational lifters and those seeking body transformation through muscle-building and fat loss. She takes pride in helping people from all walks of life to see and reach their full potential. Julia is a former Division I strength & conditioning coach from the University at Buffalo, where she worked with every sport on campus. She currently coaches at Illiana Power Asylum with her husband, Christian. https://www.elitefts.com/so-you-want-to-be-a-strength-coach.html (So You Want To Be a Strength Coach… ) https://www.elitefts.com/judged.html (Judged) About Christian Anto Instagram: @ant_toe Website: https://mohawkmethod.com/ (mohawkmethod.com) Christian began his athletic career in high school as a soccer player. He continued his soccer career into college playing for a NJCAA school in Madison, Wisconsin. From there he turned to the weight room to extend his athletic goals and transitioned into studying Human Health Sciences. During his transition, he crossed paths with NBS Fitness gym owner David Allen. After several months, Christian converted his educational focus to Exercise Sports Sciences where he has earned his bachelor's degree and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) certification. Christian is also a competitive powerlifter who has gained elite totals in three weight classes and stays competitive in the 181-pound class with a 1770 total. He is very passionate about his training and brings that intensity to his clients. Christian has a very technical eye for movement mechanics, particularly when it comes to powerlifting. He currently resides in Highland, Indiana working out of Illinana Power Asylum. Christian is ready to share his knowledge and help clients become strong and healthy while reaching their personal fitness goals.

Feel stressed or anxious? My INCREDIBLE, savvy gal Julia Kristina is sharing WHY the brain panics and how to shift your emotions, even if you’re a chronic “worrier" or “people pleaser”.  Julia Kristina is a licensed therapist and counselor who took her business online and now has over 165,000 subscribers on YouTube. With a packed membership The Shift Society and life-shifting courses, she’s been featured on outlets like Mind Body Green and Inc.  On YouTube, Julia’s videos rack up over 300K, 400K views because they truly shift how people see stress and the ability to overcome anxiety.  Especially if you're feeling worried about the future, panicked during Corona or stuck on “what to do next” in your business, this is a must listen.  Get out your Bill Nye the Science Guy bow tie and hear how:  What fear almost halted Julia’s dream + now massive following (and how long the process actually took) The difference between having a plan vs. worrying about the future The line between inspiration and pressure on ourselves What surprising platform 1st grew her business (not Twitter, not Facebook, not Instagram) When the human brain feels stressed, what lie you’ve been told Julia’s shockingly easy FAST way to write headlines that hook the brain + has gotten 400,000 views on her videos  (it takes under 1 minute!) What 1 word will make people want to click your content How Julia found her niche in the consulting & therapy world (after struggling to decide) The hysterical, ridiculous story she shared about childhood that actually GREW her community The age your brain develops into adulthood (IT IS WAY OLDER THAN I REALIZED!) FOR MORE OF JULIA KRISTINA,  Julia Kristina Mah Youtube Instagram: @JuliaCounsellor The website (with link to courses)

Episode 018 / Romantic comedy author Julia Kent joined us this week to discuss the value of meeting the emotional needs of readers, plus nuts-and-bolts details on writing ahead, audiobooks, and translations. Sara’s doing the essential (yet boring) task of updating back matter and book descriptions to prep for an upcoming sale. She’s also found a new mystery TV show, The Mallorca Files, which has a Castle and Beckett-type male/female detective pairing mixed with the tropical vibe of Death in Paradise or Burn Notice. Jami sent her book to the editor and has a release date. She also cut four chapters (!) for pacing. She’s in “launch-mode” as she gets ready for the release. You can get Jami’s launch plan here. Jami and Sara recorded a video workshop of what they wish they’d known for the Stay Home Story Summit, which is free and there’s no up-sale. Just great info on craft and promotion. Videos start May 18. Registration closes May 25, 2020. You can find show notes and links at wishidknownforwriters.com. In this podcast episode, you’ll discover: The importance of understanding the emotional reasons people read a certain genre (i.e. reader needs) The assumptions Julia made when she started writing and why they were wrong Genre expectations Spinoffs and why a spinoff may not draw in new readers How Julia broke genre rules and why it worked in her Random series What items/tasks Julia has delegated and what tasks she’s cut back on Writing in multiple genres, co-writing, and writing ahead Audiobooks and how Julia works with a production company to reduce the workload plus details on how she distributes her audio in stages How readers’ tastes change as their lives change and how those changes aren’t a reflection on our writing The challenges Julia has encountered with translations Genres discussed include romantic comedy, romantic suspense, and shifter romance. Links: Julia Kent

Grief and grieving is a big part of what the society is going through right now with the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode, I'm looking at the work of David Kessler and a past interview with Julia Samuel for thoughts on how you can name and process the emotions and grief you're feeling. In this episode: I share the article in Harvard Business Review where David Kessler names the discomfort we're feeling: grief.  Her first love of swinging on her garden swing as a child Starting Child Bereavement UK, and her work as a patron Her early influences, including the bereavement of her parents Her love of personal connection, and how that led her from a role in publishing to becoming a grief and bereavement counselor The roots and starting point for her book, Grief Works: Stories of Life, Death, and Surviving Why people shut down and isolate when they grieve, and why they judge themselves on a right or wrong way of grieving Why allowing yourself to feel the emotions of grief is important How to feel the emotions of grief and loss without being overcome by it The impacts of losing important figures like Princess Diana to society, and why so many people are deeply stirred by these tragic losses How a country processes the loss of children in tragedies like school shootings, as it raises the questions of “the existential cruelty of life” How Julia reacts to resistance, by continuing on her path How to jump start your joy: by enjoying her grandchildren’s giggles, getting in touch with nature, and watching romantic comedies and The Amazing Miss Maizel ResourcesJulia Samuel’s Website Harvard Business Review : That Discomfort You're Feeling is Grief (an interview with David Kessler)  David Kessler on Dr. Brene Brown's Podcast, Unlocking Us Julia Samuel’s book, Grief Works: Stories of Life, Death, and Surviving on Amazon If you are grieving: Julia’s 8 pillars of strength (a free download) On Grief and Grieving: Finding the Meaning of Grief Through the Five Stages of Loss by Elizabeth Kubla-Ross Waking the Tiger, by Peter Levine (a book on healing trauma) The Marvelous Mrs Maisel on Amazon Prime Sign up for the newsletter to receive these episodes in your inbox each week.

Julia Campbell has run her digital marketing consulting business for almost a decade, focused exclusively on mission-driven organizations. A mom of 2 and a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, she is the author of Storytelling in the Digital Age: A Guide for Nonprofits, a call-to-action for nonprofits to use stories to accomplish their missions. Based in Boston, Julia is a global authority on digital storytelling, with happy clients spanning the globe from Moscow to San Francisco. She has provided workshops and training to Meals on Wheels America, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, and Facebook. Julia is a frequent contributor to Nonprofit Tech for Good, Social Media Today, Maximize Social Business, Elevation Web, Network for Good, Wild Apricot, and others. Her passion is to get nonprofits of all sizes to stop spinning their wheels on social media and to start getting real results using digital tools. You can check out her thoughts and ideas on all things nonprofit digital storytelling and social media at www.jcsocialmarketing.com/blog. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Julia initially got involved in working for nonprofit organizations through an early interest in activism and changing the world How Julia’s time working at a domestic violence shelter taught her that building trust and credibility before making big changes is key Why Julia developed her easy to follow three-step framework for her book “How to Build and Mobilize a Social Media Community for Your Nonprofit in 90 Days” How under Julia’s framework, the first 30 days of the process is focused on clarifying an organization’s goals and creating a blueprint for content creation Why the next 30 days is focused on captivating an audience by creating attention-grabbing, relevant content Why it can be better to focus on just a few content channels and platforms rather than spreading yourself too thin How the final 30 days is about cultivating your community with periodic campaigns and constant interactions and sharing of valuable content Julia offers examples of campaigns designed to inspire certain feelings like hope or anger in an audience before calling them to action Why a consistent posting cadence is a key to getting social media platform algorithms to recognize and promote your content Why you should be analyzing your success and failure so that you can learn what is working and tailor your content to trends Additional resources: Website: https://jcsocialmarketing.com/ Email: julia@jcsocialmarketing.com Julia Campbell’s Amazon author page: https://amzn.to/2w6bGuG LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/juliacampbell/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/jcsocialmarketing Twitter: @JuliaCSocial

Nina is a blind cat who approaches each day with so much joy. She goes catexploring at the markets and in the forest. We ask her mum, Julia, about how to train a blind cat, How to adapt your home for a blind cat. We also learn about fostering neonatal & differently abled cats.See the shownotes here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/bringing-joy-catexploring-with-nina-the-blind-catTo find out how to leave a review see here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/how-to-leave-a-review-for-the-catexplorer-podcastJoin the Catexplorer Community Facebook Group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/catexplorer.community/What we talk about How Nina came into Julia’s life [1.52]About Nina’s brother, Edward, and his brain injury [3.40]About Nina [4.33]About Nina’s other siblings [6.35]Changes required at home to live with a blind cat [11.06]We don’t need to pity differently abled pets [13.20]Nina’s eye condition [17.20]Types of catexploring Nina does [19.29]How Nina was trained to be a catexplorer [20.00]The differences when training a blind cat [24.22]Different ways Julia enriches her other cats’ lives, who don’t enjoy catexploring [27.44]How Julia started fostering cats [29.40]Training for fostering cats [34.44]How Julia picked the rescue she works with [36.18]Advice for new catexplorers [41.08]Most entertaining comment heard while out and about with Nina [42.40]Catexplorers that inspire Julia [44.13]Product, service or program that has been a game changer for Nina [44.42]

We’re conditioned to respect the medical community and follow our doctor’s advice. But when Julia Crozier was prescribed a drug that didn’t address the cause of her inflammation (and only offered a 0.1% improvement in masking her symptoms), she knew there had to be a better way. Julia did her own research and healed from the inside out, leveraging an understanding of nutrition to transform her gut health. Julia has a master’s degree in molecular biology with a concentration in stem cell research from Oakland University, and she is working toward a Holistic Nutrition Consultant certification. She also serves as a Research Assistant at Karmanos Cancer Institute where she is involved in ovarian cancer research. In light of her own experience, Julia is committed to helping others improve their gut health to achieve optimal performance. On this episode of Destined to Be, Julia joins us to share her struggle with bloating, acne and inflammation, discussing what inspired her to look for answers beyond what the doctors told her. She walks us through the process of using an elimination diet to identify food sensitivities and transform your gut health, explaining how the human body was designed to eat mostly greens—despite what we’ve been conditioned to believe! Listen in for Julia’s insight on the link between a strong microbiome and an effective immune system and learn what simple steps you can take TODAY to improve your gut health. Key Takeaways Julia’s background in molecular biology, stem cells and holistic nutrition How Julia struggled with bloating, acne and inflammation What inspired Julia to look for answers beyond what the doctors told her The difference between functional/holistic and western medicine Julia’s surprise that doctors are not required to take a single nutrition course How the elimination diet works to identify food sensitivities + transform gut health How to develop an abundance mindset around starting a plant-based diet Julia’s insight on how the human body evolved to eat mostly greens The steps you can take NOW to improve your gut health Add one serving of fruit or greens to meal Start with one liter of water per day Address sugar addiction with baby steps How the skin functions as our biggest organ of elimination The link between a strong microbiome and an effective immune system Connect with Julia Julia on LinkedIn Julia on Instagram Julia on Facebook Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory Destined to Be Jeremiah on LinkedIn Jeremiah on Facebook Jeremiah on Instagram Mallory on Instagram Resources PubMed Google Scholar

Think you need to wait for life to settle down before starting your private practice? Julia Werth didn’t think so. Growing her practice did not take a back seat to planning a wedding for Jennifer’s guest on this episode of the Pursuing Private Practice Podcast. You’ll be delighted to hear Julia’s story of how she successfully balanced both, and manages a dual career as an Intuitive Eating Registered Dietitian and a journalist. Julia discusses her own previous struggle with an eating disorder as an athlete, and dealing with the body image pressures that came with being a dancer and runner. She shares her story of recovery while studying nutrition and discovering Intuitive Eating during her Dietetic internship, and how she started her own business right away, specializing in eating disorder recovery, inspired from her own experience. Some of the topics discussed include: Why she didn’t wait until after the wedding was over to build her business.  How Julia’s approach of ‘act now, think later’ launched her practice so quickly after her internship, and the virtues of learning by doing. Her lessons of getting organized and putting systems in place in her business, learning to say no and narrowing her focus. How handling the wedding plans on a budget honed her skills that improved her business. How she managed the “diet culture” messaging while planning for her wedding, and using social media to share her experiences and body-positive responses. Julia’s plans to grow her dietitian practice, and her goal of expanding in to more schools. “I love teaching, and that is my arena to meet people with the message of Intuitive Eating and body positivity.” – Julia Werth For more information, visit https://www.pursuingprivatepractice.com/22   SPONSOR INFO: This episode is sponsored by a resource for dietitians, The Top 10 Mistakes Professionals Make In Private Practice. Gain insight and information about building a private practice and save time, money, and energy on common mistakes that you may be doing already! Download this FREE resource on the Top 10 Mistakes Professionals Make in Private Practice and learn what NOT to do so you can do the things that really matter and make a difference. www.pursuingprivatepractice.com/mistakes

Julia loved her Wealth Circle experience so much, she stuck around to become our Head of Content! Since taking a Wealth Circle, she upped her savings rate from 0% to 80%...so tune in to hear: How Julia went from not even believing home ownership was possible to owning her first in less than a year. Her exact house hacking strategy so she'll eventually have zero housing expenses. Why she now embraces the freedom contracting can offer, versus being a W-2 employee. How she turned her passion for vintage shopping into a money making side hustle. Her favorite books & resources for people at the beginning of their financial journey.

What you’ll learn in this episode: How eyeglasses-as-fashion has exploded in recent years. Why wearers have shifted from owning one pair to multiple pairs. How Julia finds new designers to carry and showcase. Why “wardrobing eyewear” is a growing trend based on the immense spectrum of choices available. Julia Gogosha is the founder and owner of Gogosha Optique, a high-end, service-and design-driven optical boutique located in the Echo Park area of Los Angeles. Gogosha Optique features high-end international eyewear and sunglass collections from designers such as Anne et Valentin, Barton Parreira, Cutler and Gross, Derome Brenner, Kirk Originals and Oliver Goldsmith, and a wide selection of vintage frames. Julia helps facilitate the connection between the eyewear wearer and the designer. Additional resources: Website Instagram Twitter Facebook

“I firmly believe there is no person, no group, no behavior, no thing that is objectively evil. Perhaps evil only really exists in our fears.” -- Julia Shaw Today it’s great to have Dr. Julia Shaw on the podcast. Dr. Shaw is a psychological scientist at UCL. She is best known for her work in the areas of memory and criminal psychology. In 2017 Dr. Shaw co-founded the memory science and artificial intelligence start-up Spot. Spot helps employees report workplace harassment and discrimination, and empowers organizations to build a more inclusive and respectful work environment. In 2016 she published her bestselling debut book "The Memory Illusion", which has appeared in 20 languages and in 2019 she published her second international bestseller "Evil: The Science Behind Humanity's Dark Side". Note: This episode goes down a lot of taboo alleys. The dark side of human nature  is a fascinating topic, but there may be some issues that you'd rather not hear about. Please review the list of topics before listening to this episode. In this episode we discuss: How Julia got into criminal psychology How we all do “reality crafting” The depths of human hypocrisy Why we don’t always act in accord with our own morality Julia Shaw’s criticism of the label “evil” The neuroscience of “evil” and Hitler’s brain Your brain on porn How kink is stigmatized in our society Can you be a feminist and engage in BDSM? The “deviant sexual interests” scale The prevalence of rape fantasies Pedophiles vs. ephebophiles Why “curiosity shaming” limits discussion and understanding The science of beastiality and what makes one animal sexier than another animal Why we shame vegans Rape culture and how systems fail and lead to harm What we can do to reduce sexual violence in society The bright side of your dark side How we can use the dark side to be a hero (the heroic imagination)

We reached a milestone with episode #25 and Ally shares a personal milestone!This week we're joined by Intuitive Astrologer Julia Kelley. Not only is Julia a knowledgeable astrologer, she is also amazing at channeling messages and interrupting energies of whoever she is reading. Britt and Ally both had their charts read with Julia which we discuss on this episode, as well as the patterns Julia sees when she reads our charts side-by-side.We also talk about...How Julia uses her intuition to give insightful natal chart readingsThe difference between intuition, clairvoyance, mediumship and being a psychic Ally's reading: how her personal growth comes from partnerships Britt's reading: the pressure she puts on her career and the shift from her Saturn ReturnLinks:Book a reading with Julia on her website. Get 25% off with code "MILLENNIAL"!!!Follow Julia's hilarious astrology meme account on Instagram @yourmomshoroscope

Julia Enthoven is the Founder & CEO @ Kapwing, the startup that provides a new, collaborative platform for creating images, videos, and GIFs. To date they have raised $13m from some dear friends of the show including Saar Guur @ CRV, Mamoon Hamid @ Kleiner Perkins, Niv Dror @ Shrug and Nikhil Basu Trivedi @ Shasta. Prior to founding Kapwing, Julia was an Associate Product Manager @ Google where she worked on everything from image search to sign up workflows. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Julia made her way into the world of startups and came to found the future of content editing with Kapwing? 2.) What does Julia believe are the 4 benefits to building a website over an app today? How does this change your development cadence and speed of product iteration? How does this change your economics and margin structure? Where does Julia see many founders making mistakes here? 3.) Why does Julia believe that marketing innovation is as important as product innovation? Kapwing is now at 1m users per month, what has been Julia's biggest lessons in scaling a customer base to this size with very little spend? How does Julia think about marketing channel mortality rate? How should founders approach this? 4.) Why did Julia decide it was better to bootstrap than straight away trying to raise VC dollars? What were the benefits of this? Was it the right decision? What was the turning point when Julia realised was the moment to raise external funding? How did her mindset change as a result of the funding? How does bootstrap life compare to VC funded startup? 5.) How is Julia finding the personal scaling journey from PM to CEO? What have been some of the biggest challenges? What has she done to overcome them? What advice would Julia have for other newly minted CEOs? What have been some of Julia's biggest lessons in what it takes to hire the very best talent early? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Julia’s Fave Book: Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Julia on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

NOT ANOTHER SOLO EPISODE Y’ALL - WE EXTRA LIT THIS WEEK! Today I’m chatting with Julia Kelley and I could not be more excited! After having my intuitive reading with Julia, I knew I had to have her on my show - not only does she know a TON about astrology, but she was so amazing at channeling messages for me that I needed to hear. So, if you’re curious about astrology, want to learn how to tune into your intuition more or just want to hear Julia’s story, well girl.. you know the deal - grab ya water, ya wine and ya hot chocolate and lesgoooo!!   In this episode we’re talking all about: How you can channel your intuition to receive the hits that are meant to guide you along your aligned path How Julia’s intuition led her from Ohio, to Asia to Los Angeles to doing this beautiful spiritual work for her career The biggest part of spiritual work and self-love that you may be missing… Why you need to look for your south node, north node and midheaven on your natal chart and what they even mean Why astrology isn’t deterministic and how free will comes into play in our reality   2020 ManiFEST Circle Event, Get your ticket here: http://bit.ly/2K8VZHl Free Scripting E-Book: http://bit.ly/2OhDQKb Full Episode Show Notes: http://bit.ly/2QMleDB MANIFEST DAILY on Instagram @ManifestDailyPodcast You can find me on Instagram @DheandraNicolette   

Treasury is such a fascinating career path to journey down, absolutely everyone has a different story of how they got there. In fact, you might not even know that it’s the career for you until you dive in! On this episode of the podcast, I’m joined by Julia Fordham, the Group Head of Treasury at Small World Financial Services. We cover her unexpected dive into the finance industry, her career journey and some amazing lessons she learnt along the way. Julia graduated from Selwyn College, Cambridge with a BA (Hons) in Classics. She holds professional qualifications from the Association of Corporate Treasurers, and the Chartered Institute of Bankers. Before moving into treasury, she had a background in commercial banking, having started her career at Barclays.   Julia has worked in financial services since graduating, and since the mid-nineties performed a variety of senior treasury management roles. Most recently with Old Mutual plc and prior to that at Morgan Stanley, where she was directly involved in crisis management during the crash of 2008. Julia is currently Group Head of Treasury at Small World Group, being the first person to hold this position. Small World Financial Services is one of the world’s leading and most trusted payment service providers offering a secure, fast and inexpensive way to send and receive money anywhere in the world. On the podcast, we discussed...   How Julia went from studying Classics at Cambridge to starting a career in treasury What experience she gained from the finance industry to springboard her into the treasury profession What it was like being a treasurer during the financial crisis in 2008 Who Small World Financial Services are and what they do What the treasury industry was like when Julia first started and how it’s developed since Julia shares advice for people looking to follow a similar career path to herself   Click here to learn more (https://ctmfile.com/story/how-to-close-a-corporate-treasury-department-down) about Julia’s interview with Jack Large on how to close a corporate treasury department down. If you’d like to get in touch with Julia, you can connect with her via LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliafordham/) .  Are you interested in pursuing a career within Treasury? Whether you’ve recently graduated, or you want to search for new job opportunities to help develop your treasury career, The Treasury Recruitment Company can help you in your search for the perfect job. Find out more send us your CV (https://treasuryrecruitment.com/jobs) and let us help you in your next career move! If you’re enjoying the show please rate and review us on whatever podcast app you listen to us on, for iTunes click here (http://www.treasurycareercorner.com/itunes/) ! 

For this episode we sat down with notable Australian market watcher and equity strategist at Bell Direct, Julia Lee. Julia has worked in Australian markets for the majority of her career and is joining us to give us some insight into the Australian market. We cover off on all the hot topics from the Buy Now, Pay Later sector to the Infant Formula boom Australia is living through. We also ask Julia about her work studying the drivers of share price movement (something we all want to understand). In this episode you will learn: • Why Julia thinks Warren Buffett may be overrated • Julia's investing style - value v growth • How Julia's first investments beat the market and the surprising way she picked them • Julia's first experience with options trading • The key factors that drive share price movement • How Julia thinks about the Buy Now, Pay Later sector • What Julia is seeing in the Australian market Stocks and Resources Discussed: • Apollo Tourism (ASX: ATL) • Flight Centre (ASX: FLT) • Slater and Gordon (ASX: SGH) • Aristocrat Leisure (ASX: ALL) • Southcorp (No longer listed) • Bell Direct website • Bell Direct Stock Screener How to Get Involved in Equity Mates: • Equity Mates Website • Ask Us Anything Page • Thought Starters • Equity Mates Facebook Page • Facebook Discussion Group • Instagram • Equity Mates Twitter • Email (contact@equitymates.com)

Jason Hartman talks with Julia, who will be speaking at the event in Savannah, GA about tax liens and deeds. She gives a brief intro to what they are and what she'll be discussing at the event. Key Takeaways: [2:21] An intro to tax liens and tax deeds [3:19] How Julia was able to buy a house in Savannah for simply paying back taxes [5:48] Julia will be teaching how to avoid problem properties and how she evaluates deals Websites: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties www.JasonHartman.com/Events

Jason Hartman and Investment Counselor Sara are on today's show discussing what makes for the "best" market for real estate investing, as well as branching out into new markets and whether you should buy new construction or rehabbed properties. After Jason finishes his talk with Sara, he talks with Julia, who will be speaking at the event in Savannah, GA about tax liens and deeds. She gives a brief intro to what they are and what she'll be discussing at the event. Key Takeaways: [4:05] What makes a top market? [6:50] Starting to branch out into Pennsylvania [12:36] What some clients across the globe have been up to recently [17:30] New construction versus rehab Tax Liens and Deed Interview: [23:59] An intro to tax liens and tax deeds [24:57] How Julia was able to buy a house in Savannah for simply paying back taxes [27:26] Julia will be teaching how to avoid problem properties and how she evaluates deals Websites: www.JasonHartman.com/Properties www.JasonHartman.com/Events

Julia Daviy is a fashion designer creating the first ever 3D printed, recyclable and zero waste clothes. Her 3D printed fashion collection is the first ever to be released within the U.S. that not only uses the technology of large printing format but also displays a true everyday clothing look that is functional, fabulously delicate and wearable for women. Highlights of the episode: * How Julia started her journey into 3D printing * The Third Age of Fashion * Zero waste fashion * 3D printing with new materials * Large scale 3D printing in footware and bags/accessories * Social problems because of automation Useful links: Julia Daviy - [https://juliadaviy.com/](https://juliadaviy.com/) Julia Daviy on Twitter - [https://twitter.com/JuliaDaviy](https://twitter.com/JuliaDaviy) Time Stamp: [01:05] How did you discover 3D printing technology can be applied to sustainable fashion? [03:45] Localised clothing production [07:10] The Third Age of Fashion  [11:00] Where are we at for sustainable fashion  [13:00] Adidas producing millions of 3D printed shoes [15:45] Large 3D printers  [17:00] 1/3 of cotton is wasted and 3D printing eliminates waste [18:00] Future of 3D printed fashion [21:00] AI will have an effect on fashion 

As a teacher/activist, Julia Torres's work is grounded in empowering students to use the Language Arts to fuel resistance and positive social transformation. Ms. Torres facilitates workshops and professional conversations about anti-racist education, social justice, and culturally sustaining pedagogies. She writes about these and other topics at at juliaetorres.blog. Topics include: How Julia uses side-by-side teaching, expert groups, and culturally relevant texts to shift traditional power dynamics in her classroom How grades foster attitudes of competition, compliance, and insecurity in students of color, dividing them and pitting them against one another How Julia helps students "unlearn" disempowering attitudes from past experiences Why implementing progressive practices like going gradeless can be extremely difficult in urban school settings Why teachers from non-urban settings should visit and learn from teachers in urban settings

Julia Spencer used to invest in long-term rental homes, but decided to switch over to short-term rentals a few years ago. She shares with Jason what she has learned over the years while self-managing the properties she owns, and gives some tips on how to avoid pitfalls that she experienced. The fears of an all consuming time commitment, never being able to go on a vacation, and having your home destroyed by guests are explored, and we find out the true income potential of short-term rentals. Key Takeaways: [9:43] Julia has about 30 listings for her 7 homes [13:56] Julia's portfolio prior to starting short-term rentals [16:40] The importance of the review system in the short-term rental market [19:45] Julia started her short-term rental career by moving out of her own house and renting it out, and got rid of some of her long-term rental homes [23:37] Short-term rentals and problems with neighbors [28:10] Red flags (and green flags) for properties you're considering for short-term rentals [32:38] What team members do you need in order to self-manage? [38:11] Whether Julia has ever looked into using (or used) a property manager [41:28] How Julia streamlines her operations [45:08] A real life example of what kind of profits Julia makes on her properties Website: www.JuliaMSpencer.com

Today, your host Ellen Gardner, Communications and Marketing at HIROC, speaks with Julia Hanigsberg, President and CEO of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital   There are many reasons that Julia Hanigsberg was drawn to a position in healthcare and she admits most of them have to do with family. Throughout her daughter’s life (born at just 29 weeks and now at 22), Julia and her family have been accessing many healthcare services that her daughter needed to be successful. Her admiration for the skill and resilience that healthcare providers bring to their jobs has grown since she joined Holland Bloorview, and today, as CEO, one of her key priorities is to break down barriers that get in their way and ensure that workers are supported and cared for. The stigma around youth and children with disabilities still exists, but under Julia’s leadership the hospital has taken a deliberate approach to reducing stigma that has made leading and modelling social change a part of their corporate strategy – the most visible element being a transformative anti-stigma campaign called Dear Everybody.   Key Takeaways: [1:28] Why her own lack of self-confidence in science and math led Julia to become very passionate about STEM education for all young people [5:13] The key leadership quality that Julia values in others and epitomizes herself [8:24] How having the personal experience of accessing healthcare services has helped Julia in her role at Holland Bloorview [13:10] How Julia and her leadership team are enabling a culture of innovation and collaboration [16:21] The exercise of developing a risk appetite statement and moving the hospital’s level of risk tolerance to moderate, especially as it relates to taking on more complex patients and expansion of research [20:06] Why all patients should have the right to research in the areas of their healthcare [22:17] How scientists, researchers and engineers at Holland Bloorview are developing solutions that enable families and youth to have better functional lives [25:00] The hospital’s approach to stigma around disability has not been one of judgment but of education and understanding [25:35] How the Dear Everybody campaign has given children and youth the opportunity to tell the world what they wished everyone knew about them and not to define them by their disability [29:06] How Holland Bloorview helps children develop their own self-advocacy [32:50] A difficult moment in Julia’s career [34:54] Julia’s priorities as leader [37:54] Why observing the people who work in healthcare gives Julia confidence in our healthcare system and what we can accomplish collectively [38:50] How social media has connected Julia to students, to colleagues in healthcare, to research, to patients, and expanded her circle     Mentioned in this Episode: Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Ryerson University STEM Education Dear Everybody – Campaign to end disability stigma   Listen to more interviews with Healthcare Leaders at HIROC.com Follow us on Twitter, and listen on iTunes and Google Play Music. Email us at Communications@HIROC.com.

Julia Hubbel is back for Round 2 of the LiveO2 for the People podcast. Since we last spoke to her, she's been training like crazy, injured, had surgery and gone on more adventures!  In this episode you'll learn:  Why you should set a big, hairy-ass goal (BHAG) Why your dignity of effort is more important than achieving your goal How Julia deals with moments of discouragement  What Tom & Julia think about body ownership (are we our bodies?) Why the "inevitability" of dementia and Alzheimer's is a lie! Where Tom's LiveO2 system went on Thanksgiving! (hint: pro athlete) How to engender recovery in your body before a procedure/surgery Why life expectancy is down for the first time ever since WWI Why Julia's yellow Patagonia underwear hold a special place in her heart... Show notes: Episode 1 with Julia Julia’s new article about aging Who is Bob Harper? MK Adventures with Wayne Sawchuk LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast

Today Julie Piatt, AKA SriMati, invites everyone participating in the podcast to collaborate, to co-create, and to exchange for the highest divine expression, sharing, activation, initiation, and inspiration of everybody tuning in across the multiverse, both in-body and out-of-body. In listening, we are all joined in harmony, in beauty, and in love. It's a beautiful sentiment and an expression of Julie's intention to lead others in their journey of gathering everything internally. Because you are not a listener, not a businessperson, not an addict, not a victim, not a label – you are a multi-dimensional creator, with all of the energy you need to fulfill yourself! And if you need some guidance finding that perspective, Julie is here to give you the opportunity to know yourself and empower holding the vision that you are a powerful creator. Do you want to be honest with yourself and others?  Do you actively pursue greater awareness of what it means to be a human being? Are you ready to feel empowered? Then it's time to tune in.   Topics Discussed In This Episode: A grounding ceremony led by SriMati Julie’s mind-blowing nut cheese & other plant-based treats (check out her cheese FAQ) Creating ecologically sound, high-vibe clothes that you actually want to wear; the new couture Moving from the mountains of Colorado to a tract home in Anchorage, Alaska at nine years old How Julia reconciled the relationship with her father Going through past-life regression every week for two years What is an addiction? If we do not embody our entire lifeform, someone or something else will Creating the understanding that each lifeform has the energy to fulfill itself Exploring the most efficient, minimal, and powerful expression of your brand Why Moby doesn’t read any comments about himself online If you’re posting about meditating, you’re not meditating; if you’re posting about hiking, you’re not hiking Sharing the extremely personal in a public space with the intention to heal How we are always synthesizing past and future into a present point Falling for the rescue paradigm pushed on us by Disney and fairy tales Finding polarity between the masculine & feminine in a relationship Luke’s most frequently used curse words (and why he is trying to reign it in) Who gave Julie the spiritual name “SriMati,” what relevance it holds for her, and why she doesn’t go by it all the time Why sexuality is so out of balance on our planet Awareness as an expansion of what it means to be a human being   More about this episode. 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This week on MIA Radio we interview Dr Julia Rucklidge. Dr Rucklidge is professor of clinical psychology at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand and she leads the Mental Health and Nutrition Research Group. Originally from Toronto, Canada, Julia completed her PhD at the University of Calgary followed by a post-doctoral fellowship at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. In the last decade, she and her lab have been running clinical trials investigating the role of broad-spectrum micronutrients in the expression of mental illness, specifically ADHD, mood disorders, anxiety and stress. Julia has over 100 peer-reviewed publications and book chapters, has been frequently featured in the media and has given invited talks all over the world on her work on nutrition and mental health. We discuss: What led Julia to her interest in nutrition and how it may have a role in responding to mental disorders, particularly Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Why using the Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) of vitamins and minerals may not be the best approach when responding to psychological difficulties. How Julia went about setting up a Randomised Controlled Trial to investigate the effect of micronutrients and minerals on behavioral problems. That the most consistent finding of the study is that the individuals taking micronutrients improved more in their general functioning and impairment when compared to those just taking a placebo. That it’s hard to move away from the conception of mental illness as a chemical imbalance in the brain, partly because of the vested interest in keeping it alive. That there is no opportunity to patent nutrient therapies, so there is little incentive for research and limited commercial interests. Why a single nutrient response might not be the best approach for someone who wanted to use nutrition to improve their mental health and wellbeing. How a dietary deficiency of Niacin during the 1930s led to a condition called Pellagra which often manifested as psychotic symptoms. What led to the flagging of a 2014 TEDx talk Julia gave entitled “The surprisingly dramatic role of nutrition in mental health”. How Julia felt about her talk being flagged by TED. How many historical medical advances, now accepted as the standard of care, at the time flew in the face of conventional scientific thinking. How difficult it has been to communicate with TED about the flagging of the talk. How Julia hears from many people who get in touch to share that they are struggling with psychiatric medications and instead want to look to nutritional solutions. That the best advice is often simple, eat more fruits and vegetables and reduce the amount of processed food. Relevant Links: Mental Health and Nutrition Research Group Vitamin-mineral treatment of ADHD in adults: A one year follow up of a randomized controlled trial. Anxiety and Stress in Children Following an Earthquake: Clinically Beneficial Effects of Treatment with Micronutrients A double-blind randomised, placebo-controlled trial of a probiotic formulation for the symptoms of depression TEDx Christchurch: The Surprisingly Dramatic Role of Nutrition in Mental Health TED Betrays Its Own Brand By Flagging Nutrition Talk Contact the Mental Health and Nutrition Research Group Mad Diet by Suzanne Lockhart

Today we have a bonafide #bossbabe and pioneer: Julia Landauer, a NASCAR driver and two-time champion who is empowering women all over the world.   After becoming the first woman to win a NASCAR Track Championship at Motor Mile Speedway in her division, Julia graduated to the televised NASCAR K&N Pro Series West. She finished 4th in the K&N championship, becoming the highest finishing female in the series’ 64-year history. Plus, this girl is frickin’ smart – she graduated from Stanford with a BS in Science, Technology, and Society!   She is standing in her strengths and her light, paving the way not only for aspiring female racecar drivers but also for any women who want to live in their truth + what really makes them happy. We chat about…   How Julia (and the rest of her family) got into racing when she was a young girl 15 years of racing experience at the age of 26 Going from go karting to stock car Why there have been so few women in NASCAR Being a female driver with an all-male pit crew How parents can empower their children Being on Survivor Season 26 (while attending college!) What Julia learned from her experience on Survivor Dealing with social media haters Promoting Cars 3 with Disney Driving at 174 miles per hour Asking for help Value comes in all different shapes and sizes How the divine feminine has been beneficial as a racer   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com!   Resources: Learn more | julialandauer.com Instagram | @julialandauer Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/julialandauerracing Twitter | @julialandauer Watch | "Can nice girls win (races)? Julia Landauer at TEDxStanford" Skinny Dipped | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% off at skinnydipped.com Mowellens | Use code ALMOST30 for 10% off your first purchase at mowellens.com Dirty Lemon | Use code ALMOST30 for 1 FREE case in your first order at dirtylemon.com Chosen Foods | Use code ALMOST30 for 50% off at chosenfoods.com Simple Contacts | Use code ALMOST30 to save $20 at simplecontacts.com/almost30 The Almost 30 Podcast is edited by Podcast Masters

Julia Hubbel summited Kilimanjaro (the highest mountain in Africa) at age 60! The next year she went on to complete the Inca Trail and the Everest Base Camp climb in Nepal. Since then, Julia has been all over the world, riding, kayaking, climbing, hiking, skydiving, paragliding, and exploring new cultures. Not to mention she’s also a prize-winning author (we’ll talk about her book Wordfood in this episode) and has corporate experience as a director of training in Fortune 500 corporations. Julia is no-nonsense when it comes to attitude and discipline. (Did I mention she’s also ex-military?) Her philosophy is: “Whatever you think, you’re right.” We’re excited to have Julia as our new podcast guest, and let me tell you: this is an episode that you don’t wanna miss! This episode is great on so many levels - if you listen to even a part of of it, you’ll be inspired! Here’s a taste of what Tom and Julia get into: How Julia is active and healthy at age 65 Why you OWE your gifts to the world How to recognize when you’ve started “dying” How to change your attitude and start accomplishing goals Show notes: Julia’s Medium.com account Julia’s book, Wordfood LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast

In today’s episode, I’ll talk to two financial planners who merged their individual businesses to create a new practice together. Julia Chung is a partner and senior financial planner at Spring Financial Planning. Julia has been working in financial services since 1997. In 2011, she left traditional financial services to form a fee-for-service financial planning firm in partnership with an accounting firm. She made JYC Financial entirely independent a few years later, eventually merging with Spring Personal Finance to become Spring Financial Planning. Julia is also co-founder of Admin Slayer Services and a charter member of Lead Family Enterprise Advisors. She has co-authored several e-books, including “Women & Money,” “Art of Delegation,” and “The Entrepreneur’s Survival Guide.” Sandi Martin is a partner and financial planner at Spring Financial Planning. After joining the industry, Sandi quickly realized that she could either help clients or get good performance reviews… but not both. Sandi founded Spring Personal Finance, an independent, advice-only financial planning practice, to help ordinary Canadians make the best financial choices with the best information possible. Sandi built a virtual practice so she could serve clients from across the country, and five years later Spring Personal Finance merged with JYC Financial to become Spring Financial Planning. Sandi is the co-host of the Because Money podcast and co-founder of Autoinvest (now sold), which helps investors compare the services of Canadian robo-advisors. She also co-authored the ebook “Women & Money.” Topics Discussed in This Episode: Spring Financial Planning: what they do and who they serve Why fee-for-service planning is important The building blocks of the process at Spring Financial Planning How clients find Julia and Sandi’s services The approach Julia and Sandi took to merge their practices How Julia and Sandi integrate working with other professionals The pros and cons of working with robo-advisors How the financial advice market is changing in Canada The technology, tools, and software that Julia and Sandi use in their practice The features that Julia and Sandi want in financial planning software The Spring Financial Planning Forum and how Julia and Sandi are using it to help financial planners who

Every single day, we are finding new ways to incorporate high-vibrational living practices into our lives – so today, in celebration of Earth Day and International Composting Awareness Week, the episode is all about composting!   Our guest is Julia Mande, Director of Development at LA Compost, a non-profit organization working to connect the people of LA to the soil and each other through community compost hubs. We talk about how you can start composting (even if you live in an urban area), what exactly it is, and why it helps the whole Globe!   INSTAGRAM CHALLENGE   We are doing a composting challenge on instagram where we are asking you to compost for a week and post about it on instagram! Tag us @ElevateTheGlobe and invite your friends to join!!   Learn more at http://elevatetheglobe.com/posts/composting-etg-compost-challenge.   We chat about: Learning about LA Compost from Imperfect Produce at Longevity Now (you can get $10 off at Imperfect Produce by clicking this link!) Composting + climate change The good bacteria in composted soil that heals the planet + individuals How Julia went from the hospitality industry to composting Connecting people through community compost hubs Studying astrology Experiencing burnout + following your passion The surprisingly sweet smell of compost Growing up composting The four vital ingredients of compost How composting helps you realize what you’re wasting The global effect of composting Food actually doesn’t break down in landfills! Learning through doing The problem with synthetic fertilizer   Resources: Check out LA Compost: LAcompost.org | @lacompost Connect with Julia on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliamande/?hl=en (@juliamande) Join The Elevate the Globe Facebook Community Get $10 off at Imperfect Produce by clicking this link!   Join Britt + Tara in their membership community: 528 Academy!   We have a beautiful community of high-vibe people, and we want you to to be a part of it! We’re sharing recipes, challenging each other, aligning ourselves with the astrology of the month, and meditating together – and it’s been absolutely insane so far!! Plus, Britt + Tara will be teaching a LIVE Kundalini Meditation class every quarter!   You can join 528 Academy by going to elevatetheglobe.com/528academy Elevate the Globe is produced by Podcast Masters

On the show this week, I’m delighted to be joined by Julia Samuel. She is a British psychotherapist who specializes in grief and bereavement, and founded the UK Child Bereavement charity, that works with children who are grieving, as well as those who are grieving the loss of a child. She is the author of Grief Works: Stories of Life, Death, and Surviving. Julia is a truly delightful person and I really enjoyed getting to speak with her. At first blush, grief may seem to be a strange topic to be covered on a show about joy, but, I see the two emotions as beautiful bookends to each other. Both states are vulnerable in their own ways, both grief and joy are deeply personal things, and each of us experiences them in our own ways. What I love so much about Julia Samuel’s book is that she honors and understands that the journey of grieving is different for each person, and that it’s different based on who you have lost in your life. She chose to divide the book up into sections based on the person’s relationship to the deceased. Julia explains in the interview that she chose to do this because grief is different for each person, and because she wanted the book to be a companion for people who are grieving. She made it easy to pick up, easy to read a bit at a time, easy to see yourself in one of the people she shares about. She also includes the explanations, from a clinical perspective, of what is happening in the bereavement described - the patterns, what to expect, how you might feel. It’s a book crafted for people when they are experiencing something that makes them feel separate, disconnected, alone, and isolated, and gives them support and insights during a difficult time. Julia and I talk about: Her first love of swinging on her garden swing as a child Starting Child Bereavement UK, and her work as a patron Her early influences, including the bereavement of her parents Her love of personal connection, and how that led her from a role in publishing to becoming a grief and bereavement counselor The roots and starting point for her book, Grief Works: Stories of Life, Death, and Surviving Why people shut down and isolate when they grieve, and why they judge themselves on a right or wrong way of grieving Why allowing yourself to feel the emotions of grief is important How to feel the emotions of grief and loss without being overcome by it The impacts of losing important figures like Princess Diana to society, and why so many people are deeply stirred by these tragic losses How a country processes the loss of children in tragedies like school shootings, as it raises the questions of “the existential cruelty of life” How Julia reacts to resistance, by continuing on her path How to jump start your joy: by enjoying her grandchildren’s giggles, getting in touch with nature, and watching romantic comedies and The Amazing Miss Maizel Resources Julia Samuel’s Website Julia Samuel’s book, Grief Works: Stories of Life, Death, and Surviving on Amazon If you are grieving: Julia’s 8 pillars of strength (a free download) On Grief and Grieving: Finding the Meaning of Grief Through the Five Stages of Loss by Elizabeth Kubla-Ross Waking the Tiger, by Peter Levine (a book on healing trauma) The Marvelous Mrs Maisel on Amazon Prime

Art Meets Storytime My favorite way to transition a classroom full of kids to an art class is to read a picture book. I've been a longtime fan of children's literature and art so when you put the two together, you have a enraptured audience. Today's guest is Julia Linsteadt, the co-founder of KidArtLit, a subscription box company that delivers storytime and art kits every month to young families. It's really two of my favorite things. Julia shares her story of how she began her business and why she thinks it's so successful. Make sure to click over to the blog to get a special Art Made Easy discount code for your first order of your subscription box. IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN: • Why Julia’s childhood and artistic parents were perfect grounds to support her artistic side • How Julia transitioned into an art educator and the ways she now educates and interacts with smaller children • How Julia and her business partner met and what steps they took to start an online business • Why, as a new online business owner, you’ll need to learn as you go and have mentors help along the way LISTEN TO THE SHOW KID ART LIT DISCOUNT CODE! We are happy to offer our Art Made Easy listeners 10% off the first-month order of the renewing 1, 3, or 6-month subscription options. Discount Code: SPARKLE10 KidArtLit Website Note: This code does not apply to our gift options. Families may cancel at any time. LINKS & RESOURCES   KidArtLit Instagam KitArtLit Facebook Page The Subscription School The Artful Parent by Jean Van't Hul You can visit Patty through Deep Space Sparkle on Facebook and Instagram Facebook Instagram

Today’s guest is a writer, content marketer, passionate wordsmith, and a Canadian who now calls Australia home. Julia Carter is currently undertaking her doctorate studies in creative writing with a focus on screenwriting for serial television. Do you ever get nostalgic about the way TV used to be? I grew up with the sitcoms and soap operas from the 80’s and 90’s where we'd settle down at a specific time, on a specific day, on a specific channel to watch our favourite TV show with the rest of the family around us. However, thanks to the changing face of media consumption, the internet and the advent of streaming TV services times certainly have changed… and as we all have noticed, so too has the TV programming.  The stories being told and the way they need to be told has also needed to change and as we’ll uncover in today’s episode there are some screen writers doing this better than others, and we’ve still a long way to go. In this episode How Julia's passion for story came about as a child and her intrigue about the structure of story in sitcoms Sitcom structures are changing to extend the storylines now people binge-watch episodes on streaming services Netflix changed the industry by gathering data over the years and now create content based on these findings Advertising is also changing due to change face of television There's a shift in the stories being told through TV and no clear delineation of genres anymore Over 70,000 micro-genres that have evolved from Netflix research 3 things we can learn to tell better stories in business Links in this Episode The Atlantic - Netflix Micro-Genres Julia Carter on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/julialucy/) Support this podcast

Julia Hartz is the Co-Founder & CEO @ Eventbrite, the unicorn startup that is the world's largest event technology platform, powering over 2 million events around the world each year. They have raised over $330m from some of the greats of industry including Roelof Botha @ Sequoia Capital, Jeff Clavier @ SoftTech, David Saks, Bebo's Michael Birch, Tiger Global and many more. Under Julia's leadership, she has taken Eventbrite to become the world's largest event technology platform and has received multiple accolades for workplace culture, being named the best place to work in SF for 7 years running. Personally, Julia has won numerous awards including Fortune's 40 Under 40, Inc's 35 Under 35 and Most Powerful Female Entrepreneurs. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Julia came to found Eventbrite with her husband Kevin from a small apartment in Potrero Hill and turned it into the unicorn it is today? 2.) How did Julia and Kevin meet? What was the meet-cute? How did that translate into the founding of Eventbrite? How did Julia think about partnering with her fiancee at the time, as a business partner? What made it also a great business partnership? 3.) Why does Julia believe that creating a company is like creating a family? How has Julia seen herself scale as CEO of the company, with the immense scaling and growth of the firm? What have been the challenges and how did she overcome them? 4.) What does Julia believe are the requirements for successful CEO transition? How can this be managed correctly both internally and externally? What other elements made last year a particularly momentus year for change at Eventbrite? 5.) How does Julia think about balancing the immediate elements of the present day with the long-term vision for the roadmap? What is the right mindset to adopt? How does one look to prevent "Innovators Dilemma"? How does Julia split her time? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Julia’s Fave Book: Overwhelmed Julia's Fave Blog: The Skimm As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Julia on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Lattice is the #1 performance management solution for growing companies. With Lattice, it’s easy to launch 360 performance review cycles as often as you want. And you also get a continuous feedback system with OKR goal tracking, real-time feedback, and 1-on-1 meetings to make sure employees get feedback between reviews. Find out why the likes of CoinBase, PlanGrid, Birchbox and WePay trust Lattice as their performance management solution by heading over to lattice.com to start investing in your people. That’s Lattice.com. Recurly, the company powering subscription success, with Recurly’s enterprise-class subscription management platform providing rapid time-to-value without requiring massive integration effort and expense and they have the ability to not only increase revenue by 7% but also reduce the all-important churn rate. That is why thousands of customers from Twitch to HubSpot to CBS Interactive trust Recurly as their subscription management platform. Check them out on recurly.com that really is a must.

Today’s guest is a writer, content marketer, passionate wordsmith, and a Canadian who now calls Australia home. Julia Carter is currently undertaking her doctorate studies in creative writing with a focus on screenwriting for serial television. Do you ever get nostalgic about the way TV used to be? I grew up with the sitcoms and soap operas from the 80’s and 90’s where we'd settle down at a specific time, on a specific day, on a specific channel to watch our favourite TV show with the rest of the family around us. However, thanks to the changing face of media consumption, the internet and the advent of streaming TV services times certainly have changed… and as we all have noticed, so too has the TV programming.  The stories being told and the way they need to be told has also needed to change and as we’ll uncover in today’s episode there are some screen writers doing this better than others, and we’ve still a long way to go. In this episode How Julia's passion for story came about as a child and her intrigue about the structure of story in sitcoms Sitcom structures are changing to extend the storylines now people binge-watch episodes on streaming services Netflix changed the industry by gathering data over the years and now create content based on these findings Advertising is also changing due to change face of television There's a shift in the stories being told through TV and no clear delineation of genres anymore Over 70,000 micro-genres that have evolved from Netflix research 3 things we can learn to tell better stories in business Links in this Episode The Atlantic - Netflix Micro-Genres Julia Carter on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/julialucy/) Support this podcast

Do you know somebody who loves to argue? I'm one of those people. So is Julia Kelly. We're great together. Julia is the most renowned caricature artist west of the Mississippi. She built her business from scratch and is currently starting business #2. I guess I caught her at a good time. When I asked her to do an interview with me. She made an interesting request: "Let's wing it!" She's been on some pretty awesome podcasts including: Entrepreneur on Fire, Double your Freelancing, and Afford Anything. She says: the less scripted the show, the more fun the interview. My old college buddies would agree: Justus loves "doing it live". So I agreed to do the episode with ZERO PREPARATION. Typically I prepare for interviews with rigorous research and outline a list of topics to talk about. In this case I did no such thing. Shoot, I didn't even take notes until after we recorded the conversation. The result was a fascinating conversations that covers art, business and everything in between. Enjoy :D [00:00] This is an unconventional episode. Julia explains why. [01:55] How Julia introduces herself as A Bookkeeper A Caricature Artist [4:30] How to be a success without trying very hard Morning rituals and meditation are for the birds How to be successful without them: Show up, do good work, and keep your word. Sine qua non noun an essential condition; a thing that is absolutely necessary. [07:00] Some ways Julia and Justus are different [10:00] Why Julia is moving into the bookkeeping business Recurring revenue, predictability, stability Partnership [13:30] Julia shoots down the concept of “following your passion” It’s a fleeting feeling [16:00] How Julia developed the craft of caricature art Time on task is the most important aspect of developing artistic ability Got a job at LEGO Land The job had a 6-hour training program where everything was done in a marker No erasing Don’t be a perfectionist (“If it’s 80% good, ship it!”) [24:00] Julia’s and Justus’ artistic influences Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell fantasy art Tom Richmond caricatures Court Jones “ridiculously amazing” Philippe Faraut contemporary sc Justus mentions Barry McCann Rondanini Pieta by Michelangelo The Sforza Castle of Milan The Last Supper The Statue of David in Florence Julia Kelly’s Bust of JRR Tolkien [32:30] The story of the Captain’s hat and lessons Justus learned from an experiment in fame Fame is cheap Anonymity is priceless [37:30] Julia’s struggles with identifying her strengths Jonathan Haidt’s The Happiness Hypothesis Haidt’s The Righteous Mind Haidt’s Strengths Assessment [40:30] Julia’s friend who knows Tom Cruise Confidence is extremely valuable. Fake it ‘til you make it [42:30] Julia’s story getting started freelancing Market focus made all the difference [45:30] Selling to trade show marketers Tracking ROI is important “Connect what you do to the outcomes they want.” Attract traffic Create follow-up opportunities Create the right marketing language and identify with their needs Get one customer and drill them for what sold them Get feedback to improve (Peter Dunbar echoed this in episode 8) [53:30] What lessons from caricature art transfer to bookkeeping Pricing for bookkeeping is more custom, so don’t advertise fixed prices Longer sales cycle for bookkeeping [56:30] Successes and failures in bookkeeping 3 client since August Cold email works! [57:30] How to cold email effectively using LinkedIn Julia sends 70 canned emails a day The 556th email hit! [1:00:00] Justus tells a story about canned cold emails that worked on him Follow up 4 times! Follow up again! Yet Another Mail Merge Google Sheets Extension [1:04:00] Julia’ Bookkeeping goals and differentiating factors 7 figure business Totally remote Flat monthly fees [1:05:45] Julia’s ideal client is hands-off, casual, comfortable with remote bookkeeping, and wears plaid Rapidly growing startups are a good fit in many cases [1:08:30] Julia wants everyone to go read Slatestarcodex and talk to her about it. Check Julia out at jkexpressions.com rigits.com   Also, Julia thinks GMO’s are safe. That is all.

#52: Imagine transitioning from making $8.50 per hour and sharing a crammed apartment with 5 people, to becoming a six-figure business owner doing what you love.   That's the journey that Julia Kelly, caricature artist and founder of JK Expressions, took.   Sounds great, right?   Well, as they say, more money = more problems.   When Julia earned $25,000 - $30,000 per year, she had fantastic money management skills. She had no debt and plenty of savings.   But when her business started making six figures, she began ignoring her finances, stopped saving money .... and racked up thousands in personal credit card debt.   Why?   Some of us write this off as life getting more expensive as we get older, but it's actually a classic case of lifestyle inflation -- when you make more, you spend more.   After Julia began earning six figures, she decided she was no longer happy with $12 haircuts from Supercuts. She happily splurged for $75 salon style cuts instead.   She started paying for convenience. One-click Amazon order? Check. Ordering an Uber or Lyft so she didn't have to deal with parking at the airport? Check. Eating out? Check.   She became lazy about saving money, assuming that she could always earn more. Money was coming into her bank accounts at an unprecedented pace – so her finances would take care of themselves, right?   Wrong.   As Julia discovered, when you "upgrade" certain aspects of your life, you may find it difficult to downgrade. You keep spending more and more, trapped on a consumer treadmill. You’re forced to work to fuel your spending addiction.   Left unchecked, this saps every ounce of freedom from your life.    Ouch.   In this episode, you'll learn: · Why you shouldn't take lifestyle inflation lightly · How to stop lifestyle inflation before it happens · What Julia regrets buying … and what she doesn’t · The easiest, most effective antidote to lifestyle inflation · How Julia differentiates between saving time vs. wasteful convenience spending · What Julia's advice is to those who are increasing their income, but don't want to succumb to lifestyle inflation -- Paula   Resources Mentioned:     •    Gretchen Rubin's episode, The Power of Habit Formation     •    Julia's story on the Afford Anything blog
     •    Cal Newport's episode, The Incredible Value of Deep Work, Instead of Distraction     •    Julia's site, JKExpressions.com __________________________ I also want to take a moment to thank the sponsors for this episode. First, huge thanks to Nerdwallet. Their new app lets you have one-on-one conversations with financial advisors. You can chat about anything related to money, such as retirement, investing, insurance, or paying off debt. You'll get personalized, one-on-one advice -- available at no cost to you. Check it out at no cost to you by visiting nerd.me/paula. _________________________ If you've been listening for a while, you've heard me interview many best-selling authors. Before I interview these guests, I need to read or refresh my memory of their books. Sitting down to physically read the books can take a long time. That's why I listen to their audiobooks, thanks to my subscription to an audiobook service called Audible. If you want to give them a try for free, head to audible.com/trynow for a free 30-day trial. _________________________ For a full list of show notes, visit http://podcast.affordanything.com/52-how-to-combat-lifestyle-inflation-with-julia-kelly

Welcome back to dHarmic Evolution podcast with me, James Kevin O'Connor, singer/songwriter, audio/video artist, and master storyteller. Today, we are joined by the amazing Julia McDonald. Julia, a recent high school graduate, has the voice and maturity of a musician twice her age. Her hard work and serious approach to her work is palpable - and it pays off. Her sound is classic yet modern, and you'll want to boom it from your car radio blazing down the highway! Julia may be the quiet type, but she has a loud musical voice. Don't miss this intimate conversation with the super-talented Julia McDonald! On this episode: -How a school talent show turned Julia's life around! -Why Julia's mom wants her to break up with her boyfriend! -How Julia uses her music to build her confidence -Why Julia prefers to write alone   Julia McDonald songs featured: -Gravity -Games -No Good For Me -Pretty Committee   Follow Julia McDonald: Website: http://www.juliamcdonaldmusic.com  Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jmcdonalddmusic Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/juliamcdonaldmusic Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/juliamcdonaldmusic YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/juliamcdonaldmusic iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/gravity-ep/id1099197456   Don't forget! Subscribe to dHarmic Evolution on iTunes  Please sign up on dharmicevolution.com for artist opportunities Follow dHarmic Evolution on social media Also check out www.thejamesoconnoragency.com and find out how we can broadcast your global career!

Brain Burps About Books Podcast #214 Is It Actually Better to Be Traditionally Published? Announcements I love LeadPages! I'm using to build my new website. You can check out LeadPages here: http://katiedavis.com/leadpages I'm creating a new course! Get on the VIP list for How to Build Your Author Platform and get free marketing tips here: http://katiedavis.com/VIP This Week's Guest is Julia Suzuki! This week’s guest is Julia Suzuki, author of the The Land of Dragor: Book 1: The Gift of Charms (Land of Dragor 1). Julia and I talk about • How did she get 63,000 followers on Twitter with only 1,300 tweets? • How she controls her social media schedule. • The start of her career and selling over 10,000 books • How Julia got national press • Is getting traditionally published the holy grail?

Visit our Marketing Nerds archive to listen to other Marketing Nerds podcasts! In this podcast recorded at Pubcon Las Vegas 2014, I had the chance to sit down with Julia McCoy.  She talks about how she started her company, Express Writers, out of a need she saw for websites and businesses needing great content. In this episode of Marketing Nerds, we cover: Why content is crucial to SEO, the user experience, and more How Julia manages a team that all works remotely Strategies in content marketing and SEO Changes and strategies for content creation in 2015 and beyond To listen to Marketing […]The post New #MarketingNerds Podcast: Ways Content Can Help A Business SEO Presence with Julia McCoy appeared first on Search Engine Journal.