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"It's not a stock and you're not selling options, so be patient." -Katheleen Kramer   Today I am extremely excited to be  interviewing Kathleen Kramer who is a licensed Broker and Mortgage Originator. She owned and operated a branch of American Residential Funding Inc. in the early 2000's. She has closed on over 2,500 transactions worth over a billion in volume.  From 2002-2006 Kathleen ran a real estate meeting in Huntington Beach, CA.  Now she and her husband Michael focus on non performing notes. I was first introduced to Kathleen a few years ago from the Norris Group. She is a speaker and educator and will be releasing a course on notes in 2022.    Kathleen Kramer: Learned what homeownership was growing up in CA from her parents who migrated to the United States from Hungary. Her education from her parents was not in investing itself, but in the value of home ownership. After college she started working at a mortgage company which was her first real introduction into the value of real estate investing. Fast forward to now, Kathleen and her husband invest in real estate backed investments like land development, multi family, single family, reg D syndications, and non performing notes. Kathleen received her degree in Business Economics from the University of California Santa Barbra.    TOPICS COVERED IN THE EPISODE: How did Kathleen become interested in real estate investing  Investing in non performing notes  What are real estate backed investments The value of home ownership  How Kathleen and her husband Michael invested in their first property  What is a 5/1 adjustable loan  Let your portfolio mature Should you buy and hold  Why she invest in distressed notes  Financial freedom is objective  Why you should learn as much as you can from you CPA How working in mortgage prepared Kathleen for real estate investing  It's about having assets under management  The importance of being a lifelong learner  Kathleen's 2022 course on note investing  Information is timeless  When is the right time to be a lender  Doing your due diligence on 1031 exchanges  The money is in your mind  Learn the tax codes What are contingent liabilities  Delayed gratification    Listen now on Spotify or Apple iTunes or watch on Youtube to find out how Kathleen found her Real Estate Breakthrough! The Real Estate Breakthrough Show with Christina Suter is where we talk about the reality of real estate, the mindset you need and the tips and tricks to get you moving forward in investing. Join us every week and learn everything you need to know to invest in real estate education and create real wealth for a lifetime.   Find out more about Kathleen here:  LinkedIn Kathleen M. Kramer

Professionals in our field work with a very diverse range of clients, and for today's episode, we have brought in Kathleen Crombie, a counseling psychologist who has extensive experience working with neurodiverse populations. This work experience, combined with the fact that Kathleen is a gifted person herself, make her the perfect candidate for giving advice to anyone who works with gifted or highly sensitive people, which she does today in abundance. Kathleen explains the differences between these two groups, as well as the importance of not using these labels as a judgement, but rather as a way of understanding someone who may be different to yourself. Our conversation also covers the joys and challenges of working with gifted or highly sensitive people, and the value in having self-awareness. Being gifted can often be more of a curse than a gift, and it is up to us to meet our clients where they are at, and make them feel as comfortable and accepted as possible.   Key Points From This Episode:   An introduction to today's guest, Kathleen Crombie, and her extensive educational and professional background working with neurodivergent clients. [00:02:12] Common characteristics of highly sensitive people (HSP). [00:05:09] Similarities and differences between HSP's and gifted people. [00:09:35] Why being gifted can be more of a curse than a gift in certain settings. [00:12:45] How Kathleen discovered that she is gifted. [00:14:03] Kathleen shares more characteristics of gifted people. [00:16:14] The importance of focusing on working with people's strengths, not just on fixing their deficits. [00:21:08] What it means when someone is referred to as twice exceptional. [00:21:46] Labels should not be a form of judgement, but rather a form of care. [00:22:52] Why Kathleen chooses to disclose her personal struggles to her patients, even though her training discouraged it. [00:25:58] Practical advice from Kathleen for people who are working with gifted or highly sensitive clients. [00:27:12] Claire explains how the Brain in Hand app is useful for gifted and highly sensitive people. [00:32:19] The value in having self-awareness as a professional dealing with other people. [00:34:19] Questions to ask your clients which can help you put yourself in their shoes. [00:34:54] Why Kathleen and Claire will usually meet with clients outside of the cluttered rooms that they are going to work on. [00:39:10] Joys and challenges that Kathleen experiences working with gifted and highly sensitive people. [00:40:56] Never stop learning. [00:46:15]   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:   In Order To Organize — https://www.inorderto-organize.com/ Kathleen Crombie Email Address — InOrderToOrganize@me.com Kathleen Crombie on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/inordertoorganize/ Kathleen Crombie on Twitter — https://www.pinterest.com/kathleencrombie/ Brain in Hand — https://braininhand.co.uk/ Happy Space Pod — https://www.facebook.com/groups/happyspacepod/ NAPO — http://napo.net/join NAPO Podcast — https://napopodcast.com

What does it take to turn a company saddled with debt into a profitable powerhouse? It takes patience, resilience, and careful planning, of course. But the most important quality is financial knowledge. That’s what real estate coach Kathleen Black realized when she became a 50% owner of a company drowning in debt. To pay off the company’s debt and start earning money, she needed to get her financial ducks in a row—and create a realistic growth plan. In our conversation today, Kathleen and I talk about her background, her approach to debt, and the financial lessons she’s learned. You’ll pick up tips on how to improve cash flow, how to get on the same page as your business partners, and what to do to build a five-year profit plan. About my guest:Entrepreneur, author, and speaker, Kathleen Black is one of Canada’s leading real estate coaches and trainers. She started her company, Kathleen Black Coaching, and Consulting, in 2015 after spending years in both real estate and coaching. Now, she mentors real estate agents and teams across Canada and the U.S. and leads the Ultimate Team Sumit, which is the largest team-specific real estate event in North America. In this episode we talk about:➤ How Kathleen got into coaching (4:51)➤ Why it’s important to share a similar business strategy with a business partner (7:21)➤ The 3 factors Kathleen looks at for business success (8:45)➤ The strategy Kathleen used to get her company out of the red (11:23)➤ The different financials you should review each month and why (15:15)➤ How the right team can help you get ahead (21:30)➤ Kathleen’s advice for women entrepreneurs (23:00)Keep ListeningCurious to learn more about financing your growing business?Check out the crowdfunding podcast series talking about equity crowdfunding and reward-based crowdfunding. Contact MeI’d love to hear from you and answer your business financial questions. Record your question here or email me at christina@christinasjahli.com and I’ll answer in a bonus episode.Ready to master the skill of storytelling using your finances? Schedule a chat with me at any time.Connect with Kathleen:➤ Website ➤ Kathleen’s new book: The Top 1% Life➤ Facebook ➤ Instagram ➤ LinkedIn ➤ Pinterest ➤ Twitter ➤ YouTube

On today’s episode, I chat with Kathleen Cameron. Kathleen is a highly successful mindset coach who has broken records within the Proctor Gallagher Institute and empowers women to love the truest version of themselves. Starting her career off as a nurse for many years, Kathleen always knew she wanted more. With her new-found mindset practises and daily habits, her success has skyrocketed over the last year! She is excited to share on this episode exactly how she made her dreams a reality so that you can too! On this episode we dive into: How to overcome having a negative body image of yourself. Not taking on negative energy from others. How to stay motivated towards your goals and gain self-love. Letting go of having a negative self-image (hint: one of the key ways to reach have success!) How to get to where you want to be through routine and repetition. How Kathleen got to where she is today as a coach. The take-home: 
Kathleen credits her path to success to her strong desire. This desire combined with getting clear on what she really wanted for her future allowed her to let go of her negative self-image and step into the woman she is today. She is now a highly successful mindset coach to over 188 clients, but she didn’t always hold this standard of herself. Getting a coach to help keep you accountable to the things you say you want to achieve is one of the quickest ways to reach your goals. To get to where you want to be, you must first let go of your fears; and what you fear most, is often the thing you need. She also stresses that your current way of thinking creates your reality. “Working on yourself never ends.” she says. “Stop worrying about what people think of you, let go of your limiting beliefs, and ask yourself what do you want to think of you? You can be any version of yourself you choose to be.” It starts with making a committed decision and you will find true happiness. Get in touch with with Kathleen Cameron: Business Instagram: @kathleencameron_formygirls Website: https://www.diamondacademy.ca

Welcome to the Peak Performance Selling podcast, where we uncover tips, tricks, and mental strategies that top performers use in sales to help lead their teams and themselves to sustainable peak performance. Today, we get the opportunity to welcome Kathleen Rush on the show.Kathleen currently works as a top Channel Account Manager at HubSpot. She started her career in sales at the Boston Herald in the classifieds department. When the Herald purchased the community newspaper company, she was named publisher of parents and kids magazine and women’s business, Boston. She has a lot of great experiences that are deep in the Boston community. She became the VP of advertising and display for the Herald overseeing initiatives for print and digital. In 2018 Kathleen joined HubSpot. Get ready to listen in and be inspired! Key Talking Points of the Episode:How did Kathleen get into sales?Why did Kathleen’s dad think she would hate accounting?How has the sales world evolved?How does Kathleen stay buoyant as a top performer?How can you compete against yourself to be the best version of yourself? Routines that have made Kathleen successful How does Kathleen hold herself accountable? Goal settingSetting family goals Dealing with a missed goal How does Kathleen disassociate from taking it personally when she is told no?Qualities that separate the top from the bottom performers How does Kathleen find people with the hustle or resilience that want to be coachable and adaptable to a new situation?How has the career evolved over the years for women in sales?Advice to women in the sales roleWhat does success mean to Kathleen?Qualities of a great leader Key Milestones of the Episode:[00:21]Introducing our episode’s guest [02:21]How Kathleen got into sales [03:05]Why did Kathleen’s dad think she would hate accounting? [04:51] How has the sales world evolved? [07:46]How does Kathleen stay buoyant as a top performer? [09:21]How do you compete against yourself to be the best version of yourself? [11:16]Routines that have made Kathleen successful [13:02]How doe Kathleen hold herself accountable?[14:33]Goal setting for Kathleen [16:06]Setting family goals [20:22] Dealing with a missed goal [22:50]How does Kathleen disassociate from taking it personally when she is told no?[24:56]Qualities that separate the top from the bottom performers [27:16] How does Kathleen find people with the hustle or resilient that want to be coachable and adaptable to a new situation?[31:03]How the sales career has evolved over the years accommodating more and more women [33:10]Advice to women in the sales role [36:18] What does success mean to Kathleen?[38:43]Does Kathleen love winning or hate losing? [39:07] Qualities of a great leader [40:08] Who does Kathleen admire when it comes to sales?  Magical Quotes from the Episode“You can only control what you have.”“Sales is basically selling hope.”“For every Jerk you talk to; there is a super nice person that you are going to be super excited to talk to.”“Whatever you just did does not matter anywhere near as much as what you’re doing right now.” Connect with Kathleen LinkedIn

This week I am joined by Kathleen Doll, who recently completed her PhD at Claremont Graduate University. We discuss her dissertation on strategic planning in evaluation design. Topics Covered: Why did Kathleen choose to get a PhD in evaluation at Claremont Graduate University? (02:12) How did Kathleen get to her dissertation topic of strategic evaluation? (05:09) Dissertation design (07:56) What is strategic evaluation planning? (09:25) Results! What are the benefits of strategic evaluation planning? (10:44) Who should be doing strategic evaluation planning? (16:22) How does strategic evaluation planning align with developmental evaluation? (19:20) How does this work with funders? (21:47) How Kathleen’s work has been impacted by Covid-19 (23:34) Topics in evaluation giving Kathleen life: trauma-informed evaluation, research on evaluation working group, and working on an NDE volume (27:30) What’s next for Kathleen after the PhD (35:52) Resources mentioned: Kathleen's dissertation handout on Strategic Evaluation (https://tinyurl.com/drdoll2020) Martha Brown’s eStudy on Trauma Informed Evaluation (https://www.pathlms.com/aea/courses/15601) J. Bradley Cousins’ webinar on Getting RoE Published (http://comm.eval.org/researchonevaluation/tigresources) Contact: Kathleen Doll: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathleenmkdoll) & kathleendoll101@gmail.com EvaluLand: Website (https://evaluland.fireside.fm/) & Twitter (@EvaluLand (https://twitter.com/evaluland)) Music by Matt Ingelson, http://www.mattingelsonmusic.com/ Special Guest: Kathleen Doll.

Past and present collide in Kathleen McGurl's dual timeline stories, where family secrets and past mysteries are unlocked in the present day. Hi there, I'm your host Jenny Wheeler and today Kathleen talks about the stories her readers love, interwoven tales of social upheaval, emotional drama, and lost love spanning centuries. And we've got three e-Books of Kathleen's new book, The Secret of the Chateau, an absorbing timeslip saga which stretches from the Paris of the guillotine to the South of France today. Enter the draw and you could be one of three lucky readers to win a copy. Draw closes June 20. Kathleen McGurl author Six things you'll learn from this Joys of Binge Reading episode: Why writing on the move appealsHer passion for Irish storiesThe magic of past and present collidingA family mystery that haunted herThe writers she admires mostWhat's coming up next Where to find Kathleen McGurl: Website: http://kathleenmcgurl.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/KathleenMcGurlTwitter: @KathMcGurl What follows is a "near as" transcript of our conversation, not word for word but pretty close to it, with links to important mentions. Jenny Wheeler: But now here's Kathleen. Hello there Kathleen, and welcome to the show. It's great to have you with us. Kathleen McGurl: It's lovely to be here. Jenny Wheeler: Just as an introduction, you are in the UK, in Bournemouth, and I am in New Zealand, in Auckland, both in various stages of a global pandemic. Tell us – what's happening in your part of the world and how is social distancing  affecting you? Managing in the pandemic Kathleen McGurl:  Here in the UK we haven't had a full lockdown. We've been allowed out for exercise every day and actually, as we're speaking, today is the first day of a slight further relaxation.  We're allowed to go out as much as we can for exercise and if you can't work from home, you're encouraged to go back to work. So things are easing off a bit and whether it's the right time to do that or not, there's a lot of discussion.  But yes, I'm in Bournemouth, which is on the south coast of England.   We are five minutes' walk away from the beach and the clifftop and so because we've been allowed out for exercise, we have been out most days walking along there and it's just lovely.  We've been out for bike rides as well.   Family re-united I've got both of my sons living at home. They're grown up. They're 22 and 25 but they've both been here for the duration of this.  My youngest son thought he was coming for a fortnight stay and then the lockdown started so he's been there ever since, with his stuff in a room in London.  My oldest son, the minute the locked down was announced, he just piled everything into the car, drove down here and he's been working from home here ever since. So there are some good sides to it and I've had my family around me, which is lovely. How Kathleen got started Jenny Wheeler: Was there a Once Upon A Time moment when you dercided to write fiction, and if so what was the catalyst? Kathleen McGurl:  It's a kind of yes and no answer to that.  Not a sudden epiphany that I wanted to write, because I always wanted to write.  As a child at school, if we were told to write a story, I was like, yay, I can write a story.  And I absolutely loved writing them. However, I went down the science route at senior school and then I ended up in a job in IT. I always thought one day I'll write a novel, I know that I will write a novel one day, and I was waiting until I had the time to write.  I think I thought that sooner or later someone would say, hey, take a year off work and write a novel.  Of course, that was never going to happen. So I suppose there was an epiphany moment in that I suddenly realized that if I want to write, I have to actually sit down and write.  There is no other way of doing it and I have to find the time and make the time and squeeze out minutes from the day,...

Today’s guest is someone I met through The Gifted Homeschooler Forum for which we both write. Through her experiences and those of her children, she’s become a champion for parents of “quirky children who don’t fit the mold.” Kathleen Humble is an ADHD mom in Melbourne, Australia. She writes at Yellow Readis about gifted and twice-exceptional homeschooling. Her book, Gifted Myths, is available at The Gifted Homeschooler Forum Press. She’s been published in Victorian Writer, The Mighty, and Otherways magazine, and she was the recipient of the 2018 Writers Victoria Write-Ability Fellowship. In between writing and homeschooling her kids, Kathleen loves reading, sewing, and big cups of tea. Show Highlights: As a long-time homeschooling mom of two twice-exceptional children, Kathleen is intensely passionate about helping parents with quirky children who don’t fit into the mold As a twice-exceptional person with ADHD, Kathleen can focus intensely on something to the point of not remembering to do anything else Growing up, she had trouble controlling her passions, but her intensity turned inward as she resorted to reading Being small and good at things made Kathleen an easy target for bullies in school One of the cultural factors that affected her intensity was learning that in Australia, standing out from others is not a great thing that’s not appreciated How intensity became an asset for Kathleen through performance and writing How Kathleen toned down and tuned out her intensity in high school when she deliberately stopped learning How Kathleen observed in school the behaviors that invited bullying Why Kathleen has to work against her intensity all the time How Kathleen learned to do “the pause,” a technique to physically break the intensity How Kathleen loves helping others, answering questions, exploring things, and empowering others How Kathleen harnesses the power of her intensity through “the pause,” medication, and therapy Kathleen’s system of “touch once” to keep track of tasks and remember names The best advice Kathleen ever received: “I’m OK. It’s going to be OK. Being you is OK. Being intense is OK.” Books that Kathleen recommends: Foundation by Isaac Asimov and NeuroTribes by Steve Silberman How Kathleen helps others use their fire for good by writing on her blog and people find the information they need Resources: Find Kathleen: Yellow Readis Facebook: Yellow Readis Twitter: @Yellow Readis Pinterest: Yellow Readis Gifted Myths by Kathleen Humble Foundation by Isaac Asimov NeuroTribes by Stever Silberman  

I talk with Kathleen Shannon about how to approach data when you identify as more of a creative person and less as someone with a data-first mindset. We talk about how making space for growth is such an important aspect of actually growing. And we talk about how sometimes making space for growth can just mean letting the universe know you're prepared. Key takeaways: - What work you can do as a founder to personally prepare to manage a larger business - How to know if your business is actually ready to grow and how to make space for that growth - How Kathleen's chalkboard method is a great tool for making sure you are intentionally creating the space to grow - How you can use metrics to get a big impact even if you're not a "data" person - And how to grow while still serving the (smaller) clients you love working with

If you’ve been looking for your WHY? look no further than today… Coach’s Corner is on your way! Income Hackers welcome to Coach’s Corner, the show where you get the chance to experience a LIVE personal coaching session with people from every background at any stage of their real-estate careers.  Today, we will learn why having a big amount of cash doesn’t guarantee you any freedom, and what you really need to have in your life: cash flow. Plus, choosing the correct strategies to achieve perfect deals and have an awesome network as we enter the real estate market, which takes time and effort.  Kathleen’s biggest dream is to achieve financial freedom to pay her debt. For the past 15 years, she has managed to build her dream house in the countryside from scratch, and she will tell us all about the process. In this episode, we will talk about wholesaling and how it allows you to close deals without getting your hands dirty as you would do in rehab; the correct way to knock on doors, shake off your fear to cultivate a relationship with a possible client and other recommendations related to investing in auctions. Come have a chat with us and find out the reason to never buy out of your home state unless you have someone managing the project for you.    Kathleen’s background: Kathleen has experience working with doctors and lawyers mostly. She currently works as a private care provider. Over the last 15 years, she has managed to build a house from scratch on her own. She has rehabbed two properties and she is not afraid to do things herself. Kathleen thinks one of the hardest parts of rehabs is finding a contractor. Kathleen wants to achieve financial freedom to pay her debts.   Podcast summary:  01:44 - How Kathleen worked two jobs to build a house from scratch. 06:11 - How a rehab job allowed Kathleen to build her dream house in the country. 19:58 - Kathleen’s goals: achieving financial freedom gaining experience and paying her debt. 24:32 - The importance of cash flow and finding the ideal strategy to start a real estate investing career. 27:27 - Reverse amortization: how to find a great wholesaling deal. 33:08 - How to approach homeowners and the reasons why they could be thrilled to sell their house. 37:21 - Two steps away from getting started: deciding on a neighborhood and a strategy. 40:28 - Why you could participate in a private auction even as a real estate beginner. 42:11 - What to do if you have found a property but didn’t find an investor. 44:47 - On out-of-state auctions and why they are only suitable for BRRRR deals and land flipping. 46:06 - A bumpy ride ahead: why consistency, patience and hard work are key to success in real estate.    Episode Resources 94 Ways to Find Deeply Discounted Real Estate by Ryan G. Wright Investor’s Edge real estate investing software.

If you suffer from fatigue, depression, anxiety or brain fog but the doctors can’t find the cause, it actually may be your diet. It even may be an addiction to sugar, which has been shown to be even more addictive than cocaine. Kathleen DesMaisons, PhD, who coined the term “sugar sensitivity,” is author of the books Potatoes Not Prozac…The Sugar Addict’s Total Recovery Program…Your Last Diet!…Little Sugar Addicts… and Your Body Speaks. In this edition of the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast, Kathleen joins Bottom Line President Sarah Hiner to discuss how sugar has infiltrated our culture and affected our health in ways that are hidden from the doctor’s diagnosis toolkit. Her best-selling book Potatoes Not Prozac has recently been updated and rereleased.  Topics include… How Kathleen developed the theory of sugar sensitivity (2:00 – 4:52)Was sugar sensitivity a problem 100 years ago? (4:55 – 6:57)The gradient scale of sugar sensitivity (6:58 – 10:00)Sugar-sensitivity symptoms (10:08 – 13:05)How sugar acts like a drug in the brain (13:13 – 17:36) Mental health misdiagnoses that stem from sugar sensitivity (17:40 – 19:36)Diet mistakes that affect sugar sensitivity (19:36 – 25:17)Kathleen’s 7-point plan to overcome sensitivity (25:18 – 50:02) You can find Kathleen’s book Potatoes Not Prozac: Simple Solutions for Sugar Addiction by clicking here. Be sure to subscribe to the Bottom Line Advocator Podcast on Apple Podcasts and share a review.

In this week's episode, I am chatting with professional organizer and Inspired Organizer® student Kathleen MacAinsh. Kathleen's mission is to serve young moms who need tools to help raise their children in a structured home they can feel safe and empowered in. Kathleen is a true innovator with a beautiful heart. I can't wait for you to hear some of her new ideas.   (00:00) – Introduction to the episode(01:02) – Introducing Kathleen MacAinsh(01:43) – What inspired Kathleen to start her organizing business(02:24) – Kathleen shares about her organizing niche(03:08) – Kathleen’s reasons for organizing as a side-business only (05:04) – How Kathleen balances life and work(05:50) – Kathleen’s mission as a professional organizer(06:55) – Kathleen shares some of her personal story that led her to organizing(10:12) – The importance of children learning to be organized(13:17) – Kathleen shares her future plans for her business(16:46) – Kathleen explains what she has learned about different organizing styles(21:13) – How user experience correlates to the various organizing styles(24:08) – Kathleen shares more benefits of having an organized home(25:08) – How you can find and follow Kathleen(26:22) – Episode wrap up   The rest of the show notes can be found at proorganizerstudio.com/blog/organize-kids

How do you build a strong marriage while building a strong tax career? Kathleen Freiburghouse brings her wisdom, joy, and humor as she shares timeless lessons that professionals can take to heart in their pursuit of success and happiness.   In addition to her other life accomplishments — teaching school for 38 years, obtaining a Master's Degree in Education, being a Catholic nun for 8 years — Kathleen Freiburghouse has been married to a tax business owner for more than 40 years. After four decades of grueling tax seasons, Kathleen and her husband Kent still have one of the most admired and vibrant marriages around.   In this episode, Kathleen shares her hard-earned wisdom and unique views on exactly how.   To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: http://taxpronation.com/16   Resources Mentioned:   [47:33] How developing empathy in marriage overflows into treating your employees better (Listen to Episode 5 for more insights on employee relationships) [54:30] Jeff shares how many days The ONE Thing by Gary Keller (book) says it takes to form a habit   Quotables:   [06:57] “That’s true love. Beautiful love. To say that your spouse’s joy matters so much to you.” —Kathleen Freiburghouse [16:30] “I don’t want to be looking across the table at somebody in April and have created habits that have nothing to do with intimacy and the ease of marriage.” —Kathleen Freiburghouse [21:03] “Know what your shared treasure is.” —Kathleen Freiburghouse [25:51] “Many people in this generation think they need more money for their pleasures than they do.” —Kathleen Freiburghouse [42:30] “You don’t really master marriage. You learn intimacy. You learn empathy. You master a career.” —Kathleen Freiburghouse   In This Conversation We Cover:   [04:14] The irony of getting into the tax business because it’s family friendly [05:30] What does an admired marriage look like? [06:57] “That’s true love. Beautiful love. To say that your spouse’s joy matters so much to you.” —Kathleen Freiburghouse [08:07] What women want most in life with their spouse (and what men want) [09:05] How to have fun in your marriage in the midst of pain [11:00] A key question to ask yourself when dating [11:57] How Kathleen drastically changed the normal path of a tax career marriage [16:06] What Kathleen said to all those who doubted she could keep to her values [16:30] “I don’t want to be looking across the table at somebody in April and have created habits that have nothing to do with intimacy and the ease of marriage.” —Kathleen Freiburghouse [18:10] A thought-provoking story that asks the questions, “Where is your treasure? And do you agree on it in your marriage?” [21:03] “Know what your shared treasure is.” —Kathleen Freiburghouse [21:08] How to deal with the stress of uneven income of a tax pro in marriage [25:51] “Many people in this generation think they need more money for their pleasures than they do.” —Kathleen Freiburghouse [28:39] A true sadness you must overcome [31:28] What Kathleen has learned about being in a family business [34:38] What to avoid when you get home from work to improve your marriage [36:46] The power of relationship habits as part of your morning routine [38:21] Why feelings should not lead actions [39:26] Some myths about shared values and a surprising finding about couples who bond around making money [42:30] “You don’t really master marriage. You learn intimacy. You learn empathy. You master a career.” —Kathleen Freiburghouse [43:43] Andy shares his thoughts on why happily married men make more money [47:33] How developing empathy in marriage overflows into treating your employees better (Listen to Episode 5 for more insights on employee relationships) [48:29] Jeff shares a funny story from his dad’s Marine Corp experience on good leadership and caring about your people [49:00] How to build the kind of loyalty that works for you for 30 years [50:46] Where do I start to improve my marriage when it’s not going well? [54:30] Jeff shares how many days The ONE Thing by Gary Keller (book) says it takes to form a habit   Tax Pro Nation is sponsored by Pronto Tax School, Inc. Sponsored links include:   The Pronto Path infographic http://taxpronation.com/path   Basic Income Tax (Federal) course link: http://taxpronation.com/basic   Business Tax Verified online course link http://taxpronation.com/business   To sponsor an episode, please email hello@taxpronation.com Tax Pro Nation is produced by Podcast Masters

Kathleen Trotter, author of Finding Your Fit, talks about the importance of being positive when we talk to ourselves. Mindfulness contributor Joelle Anderson explains what it means to eat mindfully. And host Keith McArthur does something scary. Feedback / Connect: Subscribe to My Instruction Manual on Apple Podcasts or on Android Visit MyInstructionManual.com for shownotes, more great content and to sign up the email newsletter Email: keith@myinstructionmanual.com Keith on Twitter: @KeithMcArthur Join our Facebook page and our Self-Help Book Club on Facebook Find us on Pinterest, Instagram and YouTube Buy 18 Steps to Own Your Life: Simple Powers for a Healthier Happier You on Amazon Episode 37 Show Notes [00:00] Welcome and Intro [1:04] Keith's Update Why Keith is feeling scared [1:04] Reminder that podcasts every two weeks over the summer [3:19] Find a curated list of 47 personal development books here [4:44] Join My Instruction Manual's Self Help Book Club on Facebook. In July, we're studying Brené Brown's The Gifts of Imperfection [5:39] Keith's son Bryson has a rare genetic condition known as GRIN1. This weekend he's hosting a conference for families with GRIN1 from around the world. [6:38] Update on Keith's Resolutions book [9:18] [16:32] Fitness contributor Kathleen Trotter on mindful eating Kathleen Trotter is author of Finding Your Fit: A Compassionate Trainer's Guide to Making Fitness a Lifelong Habit In this conversation, Keith and Kathleen discuss: Why talking nicely to yourself is so important [16:44] How Kathleen motivates herself with "Kathleenisms"  [18:03] Self-talk is a muscle we need to build [21:25]] Where to find Kathleen [24:19]    KatheenTrotter.com Instagram: KathleenTrotterFitness Twitter: KTrotterFitness Facebook: KathleenTrotter [25:06] Mindfulness contributor Joelle Anderson on Mindful Eating Joelle Anderson is a therapist specializing in mindfulness meditation and creator and host of the Kernel of Wisdom YouTube channel. In this conversation, Keith and Joelle discuss: What is mindful eating? [25:36] How to get started [26:34] How to balance eating mindfully with the benefits of social eating [28:25] Where to find Joelle [30:00] Kernelofwisdom.com YouTube.com/KernelofWisdom1 [30:25] Closing words

Episode 059 of F-Stop Collaborate and Listen with Kathleen Clemons! I had a great time speaking with Kathleen on the podcast this week. She was gracious enough to join me to discuss some of her favorite topics. Kathleen is a photographer from the coast of Maine. Primarily a nature photographer, Kathleen is known for her creative use of natural light and unique compositions. Her work is represented worldwide by Corbis and Getty Images. Lensbaby recently named her the "Georgia O' Keeffe of Flower Photography". With a degree in education, and a passion for both photography and teaching, she loves to teach others how to improve their photography skills. I know you'll like this week's podcast, especially if you're wanting to get into macro photography or have an interest in flower photography!  We covered some great topics this week, including: 1. How Kathleen got into photography. 2. Flower photography. 3. Tips for macro photography. 4. Using Lensbaby lenses for flower photography. 5. Adding textures to photos in post. Over on Patreon this week, Kathleen and I had a fabulous conversation about best practices in flower photography. Please consider supporting the podcast on Patreon! There's a ton of bonus content over there for subscribers! Your support is critical - it helps with production costs and to improve the podcast over time. Thanks! To learn more about Kathleen, check out his online presence: Website. Instagram. Here are the artists that Kathleen recommended for the podcast: 1. Cynthia Haynes. 2. Jennifer Spelman. 3. Mark Stevens. Some examples of Kathleen's photography can be seen below.  I love hearing from the podcast listeners! Reach out to me via email, Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter if you'd like to be on the podcast or if you have an idea of a topic we can talk about. You can also join the conversation on our Facebook Group! We've also started an Instagram page and a Facebook page for the podcast, where we'll be sharing updates as we go! 

In this episode, Diane talks with Kathleen Audet about style, confidence and purpose. Learn what it means to be seen for who you are and not just for your outfit or label. Hear Kathleen’s unique perspective on style, starting with your mindset first, working from the inside and out. Kathleen provides tips on how to shop for essentials and make you forget the statement "I have nothing to wear," forever. Kathleen Audet, Your Authentic Image is a Personal Stylist and Image Consultant that has virtually worked with people all around the world to find their authentic image in essentializing their wardrobe. She has been in the fashion and image industry for 20+ years. On this episode, Kathleen talks about how to be authentic, confident and empowered when it comes to our own personal style. What you will learn: How Kathleen’s stroke changed the way she looked at clothes. How to dress from the inside out. How to dress according to your personality. Be seen for who you are and not just for the outfit or the label. Have confidence in whatever you wear. Ways to essentialize your wardrobe. Get past the stigma in the workplace. Use your clothes as a resource and not a liability. How your clothes send non-verbal messages. Accept your body for what it is and other barriers. Advice for men. Quotes: "What’s going on the outside is reflected on the inside." "Everything starts with the thought process." "I’m not coming to you for something more than who I am." "Your wardrobe is a place that you create who you are." "Your clothes have a non-verbal communication to the world." "We remember people by color first." "Your image is something people are going to see whether you want them to or not." "The first impression in the morning is not on other people, it’s on us." "Feel your way into your closet, not just think your way.   Contact Kathleen Kathleen Audet, Your Authentic Image http://www.yourauthenticimage.com/   Ask your questions or share your feedback: Comment on the shownotes Email us at Feedback@DianeRandallConsults.com Website: http://www.DianeRandallConsults.com Website: http://www.DianeRandallConsults.com Let us know what you think about this episode by leaving a comment: http://www.dianerandallconsults.com/balanced-living-for-busy-professionals/ Get Diane’s new book, “Jumpstart Your Life:  Find Your Motivation and Change Your Life One Step at a Time “available online at Amazon US, Amazon UK, Amazon Canada, Barnes & Noble, Indie Bound and other online retailers. Join my private Jumpstart Your Life Community on Facebook.  Get resources, tips and ideas as you integrate the Jumpstart Your Life process.

Welcome to episode twenty-six of the Honest Mamas Podcast, today Claire speaks to Kathleen Harper about cultivating more joy in motherhood. Kathleen Ann Harper is the author of two books, The Well-Crafted Mom and Signs of a Happy Baby. In her life coaching groups for moms and in her one-on-one coaching practice, Kathleen integrates coaching support with creative activities to help moms manage the transitions and challenges of motherhood. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from San Francisco State University in Integrative Healing, a specialized major that incorporated studies in psychology, philosophy and religion, holistic health, and kinesiology. Kathleen is married to William Paul White, her co-author on the baby sign language book, Signs of a Happy Baby. They are parents to two boys who both still sign.   What you’ll hear in this episode   How Kathleen came to be working in this field The way in she cultivated joy into her life How to best allocate small amounts of free time in your life Learning to accept and be comfortable with your vulnerabilities How our modern lives can leave us with analysis paralysis The best ways to manage expectations Understanding that your self-care helps you care for others The concept of inner circle friends   Resources http://www.thewellcraftedmom.com  

Women who are potential Airbnb hosts may hesitate to join the platform due to safety concerns. The homesharing site’s non-discrimination policy doesn’t allow you to accept only female guests, but there are measures you can take to attract the type of person you feel comfortable sharing your home with.Kathleen Forest is a Superhost is the DC suburb of Arlington, Virginia. Since her listing went live in February of 2017, she has had much success and accrued 42 positive reviews. Because her husband is often traveling for work and she has two sons, Kathleen had concerns about listing a room in their family home on Airbnb, but she has developed strategies to set forth clear expectations and establish boundaries with guests.Listen in as Kathleen shares the precautions she has taken to protect herself and her sons, her approach to the Instant Book feature, and her suggestions for hosts with children. Learn to design a listing that appeals to your ideal guest so that you feel comfortable and safe!Topics CoveredHow to attract your ideal guest•Design listing to attract target audience (‘ideally suited to solo female travelers and couples’)•Decorate specifically for that demographic•Offer features that might appeal to ideal guestPrecautions Kathleen has taken to protect herself and her sons•Profile photo with husband•‘We’ language in communication with guestsHow Kathleen approaches Instant Book•Weighed the options (takes away control, but generates traffic)•Decided to turn on, but set to approve guests without reviews•Declines guests who make her uncomfortable•Seeks additional info about guests without reviews (research social media, reach out to increase comfort level)How Kathleen establishes boundaries with guests•Kid-friendly quiet hours (10p-6a)•Explicitly stated rules (no illegal substances, no firearms, no unregistered guests)•Advertises just room, rather than inviting guests to hang out in living room, etc.•‘Penguin’ reference to ensure guest read entire listing•Keypad lock on front door alerts when people are in and out•Keypad locks on all bedroom doors prevent theft, ensure safetyUnique aspects of Kathleen’s Airbnb•Guestbook in room•Local tips for riding DC metroKathleen’s suggestions for hosts with children•Get buy-in from your kids•Explain benefits of necessary sacrifices•Build in breaks from hosting•Sit down and discuss if they push backKathleen’s general tips for Airbnb hosts•Start hosting and your niche will become apparent•If you don’t like hosting or there isn’t enough demand, you can always stopConnect with JasperEmail: jasper@getpaidforyourpad.comTwitter: @GetPaidForUrPadInstagram: @GetPaidForYourPad Facebook: www.facebook.com/getpaidforyourpadThis episode is sponsored by Hostfully.com where you can create a custom digital guidebook for your guests! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kathleen Mitts Micalizzi was the 1993 Disneyland Ambassador to the World. (More photos and audio index below) Kathleen in the 1993 Tournament of Roses parade AUDIO INDEX 1:38 How Kathleen came to appear in the Space Mountain safety video 2:49 Kathleen got her start at Disneyland performing in parades and shows including the Main Street Electrical … Continue reading Interview: Kathleen Mitts Micalizzi (1993 Disneyland Ambassador to the World) →

If you want to know how to become an angel investor you need to hear this conversation. I chat with Kathleen Murray, a businesswoman and angel investor who stepped into the world of angel investing on her own, supporting a startup company in the wine industry that she still works alongside today. Interestingly, she isn’t sure she would invest in the company again if she was starting over and you can hear her explanation in our conversation. Kathleen is a person who is very clear about the risks and rewards of angel investing and has a great way of describing the process, including how to get started as an angel. If you’re interested in the possibility of investing in startup companies, Kathleen has a helpful perspective on her own journey that can help you consider all the options, so be sure you listen. Why would you NOT invest in a company you’ve already invested in, if you could do it over? In this conversation with Kathleen Murray, an experienced angel investor, I learned how she got started in angel investing through a relationship with a company in the wine industry. In the course of our conversation she said that if she had it to do over again, she isn’t sure she would invest in the company in the first place. Why is that? It has to do with the long-term nature of the investment, the constant infusion of cash that’s been required to keep the company profitable, and the lack of a clear exit strategy for her investment. You can hear all the details on this episode of Capital Gains. Are angel investments good for income or is all about the exit? One of the things I was curious about when talking with Kathleen Murray was whether angel investments are typically income producing or if the profitability is typically realized at the end of the investment period. Kathleen was quick to point out that seldom is a startup company able to realize the kind of profits that enables investors to be remunerated in an ongoing manner. The funds that are put into the company are used to make it become profitable, not to enable quick profits - and there is a very clear difference. You can hear Kathleen’s clear and simple way of explaining the role of an angel investor on this episode. Who should and should not get involved in angel investing? If you’ve ever wondered whether or not angel investing is for you, my guest Kathleen Murray has some very clear questions she suggests you ask yourself to determine if angel investing is a good fit. Do you have extra income you don’t mind losing if a deal doesn’t work out? Are you excited about business and supporting new businesses? Are you eager to help new entrepreneurs who have great ideas? Are you willing and able to provide counsel, advice, and coaching? These are just some of the questions Kathleen shares so be sure you listen to get the entire list of things she says you should consider. If you want to become an angel investor you need to go in with your eyes wide open. Kathleen Murray says that angel investing is not for the faint of heart and not for those who want a passive investment. Angel investing requires a good deal of time - in the beginning stages it's spent going through a thorough due diligence process to ensure the investment is in your best interest, and once the investment is made, walking alongside the company founders helping them think through and navigate the challenges of starting a new business. Kathleen does a great job of outlining the commitment and time it takes to be a truly helpful angel investor on this episode. Outline of This Episode [1:02] My introduction of Kathleen Murray of The Executive Forum Angel Investment Group. [2:10] How Kathleen got into angel investing in the first place - and her first experience investing in a startup company.. [5:00] The 3 main things Kathleen considers when checking out an investment opportunity. [8:40] Are angel investments good for income or is it all about the exit? [11:14] Who should and should not get involved in angel investing? [14:08] How can an investor get involved in an angel investing group? [16:23] How Kathleen founded The Executive Forum Angel Investing group. [17:34] The types of Kathleen likes and doesn’t like. [20:30] The reason Kathleen looks for companies to be addressing a real, lasting pain point. [24:12] A disappointing experience Kathleen had that you can learn from. [25:56] The importance of going in with your eyes wide open if you want to become an angel investor. [27:45] What’s the difference between an angel investor and someone who invests money in a friend’s company? Resources & People Mentioned Kathleen on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathymcmorranmurray www.McMorranStrategists.com

Being Boss & Being a Boss Mom with Kathleen Shannon from Being Boss. In this episode of the Boss Mom Podcast, . Sponsored by the delicious Prep Dish! *This episode has explicit and non-kid friendly moments.* Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes:  In this episode you’ll hear: How Kathleen doesn't feel like she doesn't fit the traditional "mom entrepreneur" mold. Being sexy and being mom. Being Boss Podcast with her sister. Having two businesses and one kid, and how to juggle. Planning an annual calendar. How Kathleen handles being in the midst of overwhelm. Kathleen's struggle with depression. Parenting and starting a new norm. Our Podcast Sponsor: Prep Dish Prepdish.com is a subscription based meal prep service. The creator of PrepDish, Allison, is a chef, nutritionist and registered dietitian. There are two options for meals, gluten free and paleo. When you sign up, you’ll receive an email every week with a grocery list and instructions for prepping your meals ahead of time. After only 2 hours of prepping on the weekend, you’ll have all of your meals ready for the entire week. You’ll save time and have amazingly delicious meals like Smoky Paprika Chicken Legs with Roasted Carrots, Parsnips & Fennel or Turkey & Zucchini Lasagna. And, Allison is offering listeners a free 2-week trial to all Boss Moms. You can’t beat that. Check out PrepDish.com/bossmom for this amazing deal! For the free 2-week trial, use code Bossmom. Recommended links and resources: Brene Brown Brene Brown Ted Talk on Vunerability Daring Greatly Rising Strong Headspace App John Oliver Boss Mom Academy Boss Mom Facebook Community Can I quote you on that?  Getting a business partner is like getting into a marriage. - Kathleen We have a huge calendar where we map out promotions and plan our launches accordingly. - Kathleen When you have a business that is working, you have to grow and refine. - Dana Recognize what works for you and use that to your strength. - Dana It's a special type of woman who is a stay at home mom. - Dana I love my son watching me do what I do best, I'm excited for him to see me work and influence his future. - Kathleen I surround myself with women who are supportive and non-judgmental. - Kathleen Parenting is the same as entrepreneurship, it's all about decisions. - Dana More about our guest, Kathleen Shannon. Kathleen Shannon is co-founder of Braid Creative where she focuses on personal branding for creative entrepreneurs who blend work and life. Kathleen co-hosts the Being Boss podcast for creatives where she shares everything she knows about getting in the boss mindset, habits and routines, and living the boss life. When she's not recording a podcast or writing for her audience she is traveling all over the world looking for her next adventure, going on Pokemon hunts with her husband and kid, or working out in the boxing gym. Being Boss / Braid Creative / Instagram Connect with Dana: Instagram / The Boss Mom Facebook community (her total happy place) We love hearing from you guys! If you’ve got a question about today’s episode or want to leave us some inbox love, you can email us at hello@boss-mom.com Or, you can always find both Dana hanging out in our Boss Mom Facebook Community.  We would LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes. We also know it can be kind of tricky to figure out. Here are a few step by step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.

Happy 2016 to all of you retirement interested folks out there, this is Roger Whitney, and in these parts I’m known as The Retirement Answer Man. I do a podcast each week to help you think about, plan for, and maximize your retirement years so that you can enjoy life, live to the fullest, and be the greatest blessing you can be to the world. I’ve got another great episode of the show today, including a short chat about the various interest rates that impact you and your monthly budget, a conversation with two friends of mine from the Stacking Benjamin’s website team about how you can save 50% of your income, AND the latest news on my upcoming Retirement Plan live event. Be sure to listen, there’s lots of good stuff in store.   Retirement Plan Live starts next week!   If you haven’t heard, you need to know: Beginning last year I created an annual “Retirement Plan Live” event that is aimed at helping you see how a professional retirement planner like me goes about helping an average Joe like you, plan for and execute a retirement plan. It’s packed full of all kinds of insights I can’t even begin to describe here. But in addition to all that goodness, you can plan alongside us using a ton of free resources that I’m providing for this year’s event. If you’d like to sign up to “plan along” with me and my RPL participants this year, listen to this episode to get the details on how you can do that.   The FED raised interest rates. So which rate are they talking about?   A few weeks ago the Federal Reserve Bank raised interest rates after a very long time of not touching them. That step is all abuzz in the news lately, but I wonder, do you know what rate it is they’re talking about and how it impacts you and your money? On this episode of The Retirement Answer Man I’m going to walk you through the 3 main rates that affect you, tell you what each of them is, how they impact each other, and what you need to be thinking about in light of this recent rate hike. Sound like something you’d like to know? Then be sure to listen.   Interest rates went up… but not the ones you were hoping for.   Yes, the Federal Reserve did increase the major interest rates a few weeks back, and that means you’ll be seeing higher rates when you want to buy a home, finance a car, or get a credit card. But it DOESN’T necessarily mean that you’ll see the interest rates offered for savings accounts, money markets, or CDs going up anytime soon. Why is that? In this episode of The Retirement Answer Man I’m going to explain that little known business practice to you and fill you in on what you can expect to see happening in savings interest rates over the next few months and years. Sounds crazy, but you could save up to 50% of your income.   The #1 thing most Americans surveyed say they’d like to change about their financial practices is that they’d like to put more of their hard earned cash into savings. That’s no surprise, but what might surprise you is that there is actually a way that you can save as much as 50% of your income each and every month. I know it sounds crazy, but my guests on this episode of the podcast - Kathleen and Joe - from the Stacking Benjamins team are going to fill us in on how their new program, Save50, could help you do exactly that. You won’t believe what you’re hearing, and how simple it really is. Be sure to give this conversation your attention. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN   [0:30] Happy New Year and Happy 100th episode, from Roger! [1:10] Roger’s introduction to this episode and our guests. [1:33] Next week, Retirement Plan live begins: here’s how you can play along! WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? SEGMENT   [4:15] An interest rate primer. [4:49] The 3 basic interest rates and how they can affect you. [5:10] The FED Funds Rate. [6:03] The Prime rate. [7:11] The Libor rate.   HOT TOPIC SEGMENT   [8:34] Why the increase in the Prime rate is important and how it could impact you. [10:38] Why you shouldn’t expect savings rates to go up as a result.   PRACTICAL PLANNING SEGMENT   [11:31] The top financial resolution of most people: Saving more money. [12:42] Why savings is an important component of a retirement plan. [13:10] How to start a super saver program: with Kathleen and Joe of Stacking Benjamins. [14:30] The campaign Joe and Kathleen are working on in 2016! [15:57] How Kathleen discovered she could save half her income. [18:19] How is it even possible for the average person? [20:42] Forgiving yourself for where you are at as the first step. [22:03] Two things to do to take the next step. [27:00] Why there’s only so much “frugaling” you can do. [29:00] The outline of the course. [30:40] How systems and community can make a huge difference. [32:12] What you can do if you’re behind the eight ball on this?   TODAY’S SMART SPRINT SEGMENT   [33:44] Today’s smart sprint: staying off of social media. [34:58] The value of limiting social media time and how you could benefit from it.   THE “BE HAPPY” SEGMENT   [37:01] A TED talk by Dr. Robert Waldinger about a study on adult happiness. [38:20] The 3 discoveries that determined the happiness of the men studied.   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE   www.Save50.org - The Save 50 Program   www.StackingBenjamins.com   www.RogerWhitney.com/RPL - Find out more about retirement plan live!   Contact Roger: http://www.rogerwhitney.com/retirementanswers/   Roger’s retirement learning center: www.RogerWhitney.com/learn   The Retirement Answer Man Facebook page: www.Facebook.com/RetirementAnswerMan