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On the Profitable Joyful Consulting podcast, I teach you how to increase your profits and enjoy your business more. In this episode, you'll learn how my client Kerry, an IT consultant, crossed the million dollar mark.  Kerry has been with me for a journey across the million dollar mark. I know people are always curious - how do you get to $1M in your business? - so I had Kerry break it down for you in this episode. People associate growth with the number of hours worked, and I do my best to disabuse my clients of that notion. It's truly not about working more, it's about working smarter.  When Kerry first came to me, she and her team were exhausted. They were working the absolute maximum numbers they could work. They were fried and they were sad because they were missing out on other things that really matter, like their families. Their success was unsustainable, and they needed to do things a different way.  In this episode, you'll discover: 0:40 Why it's not about hard work (and what It's about instead)  1:27 How a perfect client profile brings perfect clients into being 2:55 How Kerry shifted from being fried to working exclusively in her Joy and Genius Zone™ 4:32 Why the traditional consulting model didn't work for Kerry's firm 6:26 Exactly what Kerry believes made the biggest difference 7:25 How Kerry would structure revenue if she started over 8:12 The key difference maker (besides the revenue model)  9:12 The results of Kerry's work with Samantha  10:56 The biggest intangible benefits to Kerry - thinking bigger 11:42 Kerry talks about the idea of being limitless  12:38 Kerry grew her revenue 70% to take her business across the million dollar mark - during the pandemic 14:06 The top three lessons Kerry has learned from her business' growth 14:42 The surprising reaction Kerry's customers had to the new pricing model 15:18 What Kerry learned about herself and what she would tell her former self Tune into this episode to get ideas and inspiration for your own business. Watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/7mNttGWn0ZM or listen on your favorite podcast app: www.enlightenedmarketing.com.  

#097 - Kerry Parkin explains how, having been made unexpectedly redundant as a result of the Covid pandemic, she took the opportunity she'd been waiting for to start her own business.What you'll learn[1:12] What a communication agency does.[2:36] What led Kerry to this career.[4:02] What Kerry enjoys most about her job and what her main drivers are.[5:00] What Kerry's last marketing job was before Covid hit.[6:34] The extensive traveling Kerry had to do as part of her job pre-Covid.[7:57] What Kerry's career plans were before the pandemic hit.[8:56] How Kerry's company responded to the pandemic and the shock of being made redundant.[10:51] Kerry's immediate reaction to getting made redundant.[13:11]  How to decide what's next when facing redundancy.[14:38] How spending time with your children can make you reassess your priorities.[16:27] The process of finding your purpose and what's really important to you.[19:50]  The benefits of working for yourself rather than another organisation.[20:48] Why Kerry hadn't started her own business in the past.[22:16] How to attract clients when first starting a business. [24:09] The importance of continually reassessing business ventures to see if they're still working for you.[25:40] Where Kerry would like her business to be in five years.[26:36] The resources that have been most helpful to Kerry.Resources mentioned in this episode (some of these are affiliate links and we may get a commission in the event that you make a purchase - this helps us to cover our expenses and is at no additional cost to you):Three Feet from Gold, Sharon Lechter, and Greg ReidThe Chimp Paradox, Prof. Steve PetersTruth To Power, Jess PhilipsFor the show notes for this episode, including a full transcript and links to all the resources mentioned, visit:https://changeworklife.com/covid-stories-from-redundancy-to-opportunity/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.I'm running a short survey to find out a bit more about you, my loyal listener, so I can provide content better to help you with your career journey.It will take you less than a minute to complete (it's literally three questions) so please go ahead and complete the survey here:https://changeworklife.com/surveyThank you so much for your time!

“A messy room equals a messy mind.“ When your environment is organized you will feel a weight lifted off of you and be able to lead life as your best self. In this episode, I am joined by Kerry Thomas, an amazing woman who is a professional organizing coach and the owner of Conquer the Chaos. Organizing your space has been proven to positively change your mood, sleep, and even your posture. However, it is important to give yourself grace and recognize that as your life situation changes, your threshold for clutter ebbs and flows. Throughout this episode Kerry gives her advice for people looking to change their organization habits, explains how physical clutter isn’t the only clutter in our lives, and why mental health goes hand in hand with organization. Tune in to Episode 53 to learn why organization and decluttering your space will help you to live life with a clearer mind and happier soul! Some Questions I Ask Can you tell us about the Facebook group? (3:12)Can you give insights on why it’s important to declutter and organize your space? (14:50)What is your coaching tip for cutting out the draining people in your life? (25:40)What do you offer for a beginner? (33:22)In This Episode, You Will Learn:About the evolution of Kerry’s business (2:00)The different types of organizing styles (11:38)How Kerry advises starting to change your organization habits (20:07)The clutter that TV brings (31:55)About Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (36:00)Connect with Kerry Thomas: WebsiteFacebookLinkedInKerry’s Ted TalkLet’s Connect!Email: coachnicolewindley@gmail.comLinkedInFacebook Facebook GroupInstagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kerry Chikarovski was the first woman to lead a major political party in NSW. In this interview we explored the changes in politics, lifestyle and flexible workplaces, the #MeToo movement, ceding governance to the private sector, and the gender pay gap in sport. Kerry's book ‘Chika' is available at your local library if you are lucky or in person at the National Library of Australia in Canberra: https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/3067349 Follow Kerry: Twitter @kerrychika LinkedIn /KerryChikarovski www.chikarovski.com.au Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/SfxCSJvlfz0 ----------------------------------- 1:24 Kerry spearheaded the first flexible workplace policy in Australia 2:57 Kerry's predictions for future workplace changes 7:01 The type of people attracted to politics 8:28 Learning to manage the new media and social landscape 10:38 Australians are better judges of character than we think 11:42 The #MeToo movement. Is it a new problem? 15:09 Is there a systemic gender problem? 17:39 Are women disadvantaged? 19:48 Big Tech and Big Business adopting a political and governance role 22:34 Big Tech as the world's largest editor and arbiter of truth 25:53 Are we ceding governance to the private sector? 28:50 What people misunderstand about politicians and business leaders 34:34 The popular narrative for political success 38:07 How Kerry redefined her life after politics 42:05 Women's Rugby 47:07 The gender pay gap in sport 51:03 What would Kerry do with a magic wand?

Can you come home to yourself through style? Can you rediscover your feminine powers by making better choices with what you chose to wear?  Can you style with soul?YES, yes, and yes according to soul stylist Kerry Wilde. Episode Notes In this lively chat with Kerry, you will learn about: How she got her start in the fashion industry. What working in fast fashion looked and felt like?What made her leave working for big brands behind and set on a whole new business journey?What is "soul styling" and the "Art of Womxn"?How Kerry works with her clients and the difference she creates and brings into their lives... and much more. Resources: Clothes Rental platform mentioned: Onloan.co Connect with Kerry via:Website InstagramKerry's soul style program THE ART OF WOMXN Key takeaways:“Clothes are a vehicle to happiness” Rental is a nice way of exploring your style without committing to the buy.Dress-up is a vehicle for change and empowerment.Through clothes, you can play with your identity and come home to who you are. About the podcast host:Dessy is the founder of Fashion Insiders & Co - an online platform supporting fashion and creative entrepreneurs who are in the process of launching and growing purpose-driven brands. Contact Method: Fashion Insiders & Co official website: http://fashioninsiders.co/ Instagram: @fashioninsidersco Clubhouse: @fashioninsiders If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a *star* rating and a review on iTunes - it helps us get this podcast discovered by more listeners just like yourself. Thank you. To submit any questions or get in touch with topic suggestions, write to us at podcast@fashioninsiders.co

Life is not supposed to be easy. Life is filled with suffering, and the more you can embrace it and use it to fuel your growth, then the better, more fulfilling, meaningful life you will have. As humans, we were made to solve problems because we were made to be constantly growing. If we don't have a problem to solve, we try and create one. It is always through mistakes and the tough times that we have to dip deep and grow. So don't look to eradicate your problems; embrace them. Kerry Siggins especially knows how important it is to embrace the problems in our messy but meaningful lives. Kerry Siggins is the CEO of StoneAge, Inc., the global leader in the design and manufacturing of high-pressure waterblast cleaning tools and robotic equipment used in the industrial cleaning industry. StoneAge sells and supports its products throughout the world and is considered the be "best of class." Kerry joined StoneAge in January of 2007 as the Director of Operations, and at the age of 29, she was named CEO by the company's Board of Directors. She has since led the company in building a strong global presence resulting in double-digit growth year over year. She recently led the acquisition of Breadware, an Internet of Things (IoT) product development firm based in Reno, NV. Kerry was named one of Colorado's Top 25 Most Influential Young Professionals and was a finalist for Colorado's CEO of the Year in 2017. StoneAge is recognized as a Top 100 company to work for by Outside Magazine. Kerry sits on several other boards and is a member of YPO, where she is on the executive committee of the Doing Business Globally Network. She is a dynamic, sought-after speaker who has presented at universities, seminars, and conferences worldwide. Kerry hosts two podcasts, Industrial Theory and Reflect Forward, which can be listened to on all podcast platforms. She is an author and blogger; her articles are published in various magazines, and her blog is visited by tens of thousands of readers each month. In this episode, Kerry thoughtfully shares with us how failure shaped her life and her career. Listen to this episode and learn about:Kerry giving credit and thanks to everybody that she has had to part ways with as a leader (2:55)The hardest part of admitting your mistakes (4:41)Developing a humble mindset (6:30)Curiosity as a tool for acknowledging others (9:12)Vulnerability's paradoxical nature as a weakness and a strength (11:05)It pays to be positive (13:12)The upside to your dark side (15:07)Incorporating thinking into a busy, doing lifestyle (16:54)How Kerry's podcast, Reflect Forward, got started (22:15)Committing to well-being and coming into the present (25:26)Paying gratitude forward instead of paying it back (27:15)Broadening what you think is possible to achieve (30:18)Kerry's message to everybody that she has parted ways with as a leader (35:32) Links:Connect with Kerry on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerry-sigginsKerry's Website - www.kerrysigggins.comKerry's Social Media - all platforms @kerrysiggins

When people know they are valued and cared for, they go the extra mile. Without enthusiastic and dedicated people, your business goals will remain unachievable. Our guest for today understands the value of putting your people first. In this episode, I’m so excited to share with you my conversation with Kerry the COO of MKG Marketing! Kerry, who used to work in a crazy culture where she’s burnt out and felt replaceable, realized that the place she was in was not the life she wanted. She believes that people are first and that your expertise matters. Join me in this purpose and value-driven conversation as Kerry shares her expertise on how she crafted her company around the values that she believes in most! She also talks about why you should put your people first! NEW! Turn Your Creative Idea into an Impactful and Profitable Business - join the waitlist for our next program! Doors opening soon: www.drazi.co/legacy Enjoy the episode, Azi ​✨ Episode Highlights: How MKG Marketing Inc started From Hiring the first employee to forming a team that can best serve your clients Best company practices/system from Kerry Guiding principles that are critical to leading a company How Kerry and her team is helping their clients Advice for entrepreneurs who wants more synchronicity and harmony within their company Why Kerry decided to learn HR Connect with Kerry Guard: LinkedIn MKG Marketing Resources Mentioned: MKG Marketing Podcast -- Did you enjoy the episode? Share it with a friend and subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow us on social media: Facebook @growyourinsight Instagram @dr.azijankovic Pinterest @growyourinsight Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/withinus/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/withinus/message

Do you ever hear about 6-figure launches and wonder how in the world they pulled that off? Or how you could start making money like that? We are lucky enough to have Kerry Egeler here today to tell us how he went from a live webinar launch with zero sales, to a 6-figure live webinar launch in just a few months. His secret? Learning from his mistakes and continuing to test new ideas. We’re discussing job security, the ups and downs of live webinar launches, mindset changes, and investing in yourself.  Kerry Egeler is an online entrepreneur and founder of Shirt School, an online course and community that helps online T-shirt and apparel sellers grow and scale their business.  On Today’s Show You’ll Learn:  How you can be in control of your job security  Why a shift in mindset can change everything  The importance of learning and moving on from your “failures” The value of recognizing when something isn’t sustainable  How to make your live webinars as successful as possible  How Kerry improved a live webinar in just five hours  The power of confidence  What it looks like to transition a live webinar launch to evergreen  The importance of looking at your numbers to make decisions about your business  Why investing in yourself is a game-changer  I love hearing from accelerator students and learning about the amazing things they are doing in their businesses. I am amazed how quickly Kerry learns and grows. It took me years to learn what he’s mastered in just a few months.  If you are an online course creator or coach and you're averaging at least $5K a month in your online business, but now you’re feeling stuck and unsure what to do next, then I want to invite you to apply for my accelerator coaching program.  Accelerator is a 12-month coaching program for online experts who want to take the guesswork out of optimizing and accelerating the growth of their online business. To learn more or to apply, go to www.rickmulready.com/accelerator.

Hey Everyone,Welcome to episode four of the Two Coach Confidence podcast. Our aim with this podcast is to bring fun and interesting guests from all areas and walks of life to share their knowledge, stories and experiences of this mystical and subjective topic we refer to as confidenceIn today's episode we are joined by Kerry Williams, Brand Manager for Nike Training in the UK & Ireland. Kerry shares her amazing journey from being an international hockey player for 10 years to now working in arguably the most well known brand in the world. Kerry opens up and very kindly shares the personal challenges she has overcome along the way, from not making the 2008 and 2012 Olympics to now being a single mother whilst holding a senior leadership role within Nike.In this episode, we talk about,Kerry's earliest memories of wanting to go to the Olympics.How in Kerry's opinion confidence is being content with who you are.The power in seeing everything as an opportunity, and how that impacts Kerry's confidence.Kerry shares with us how the strength of her two Grandmothers has developed her mindset and work ethic.We discuss the importance of having confidence to say, “I don't know” as a senior leader, and how this leadership style encourages a sense of openness and vulnerability within Kerry's team.How her Father would always encourage Kerry to think, if not you then who? How one particular coach believing in her changed her belief and confidence in herself.That even though she didn't make the 2012 Olympic team she knew she was good enough.How Kerry was one of the only females of colour in the international sports system and also one of the few that had been state schooled.How Kerry had her “world pause” 4 years ago when she decided to get divorced and become a single Mum.We discuss home life during Covid whilst working in a senior leadership role being a single Mum, and how she's sharing that journey with Nike.Kerry discusses what it means to have unshakeable confidence, and her top tips for creating it.We wrap the episode up with Kerry sharing how important it was for her to have a vision for transitioning away from hockey to holding a role within Nike.As you will hear Kerry has an authentic, powerful presence, whilst at the same time sharing openly and honestly about the journey she has been on. It is fair to say this conversation is inspirational and packed full of content that demonstrates that having unshakable confidence is more than achievable if you are willing to put the work in.Please Enjoy!If you enjoy the podcast, please SUBSCRIBE to our show and leave a review. Even better, please feel free to share with anyone you feel would value from the information we provide. Links from the episodeBecoming - Michelle Obama documentary https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/81122487The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse - Book by Charlie Mackesy - https://amzn.to/2XvZcqg For more information on Kerry visit,Insta is https://www.instagram.com/kerryjwilliams9/For more information about Kerry's work visit,Website: https://www.kerryhearsey.com   For more information about Adams work visit,Website: My Coach For Life | Life beyond limits

The thought of transitions seems to be a scary thing for most entrepreneurs especially if the transition involves hitting a pause on the entrepreneur journey to focus on yourself, your goals and dreams together with your loved ones. Success can somewhat be addicting that we find it hard to stop as we always want to be on the go. But if you look at this kind of transition from a positive perspective, this could be your chance at creating and expanding your horizons for the better.  In this episode, we talk with Kerry Crandell, Founder and CEO of WoMAn. Kerry takes us through her journey from starting WoMAn, what the future looks like for her as they focus on expanding their impact for female founders and leaders, and why she is planning on a one year pause to pursue a year of international travel with her family. Kerry shares with us how she approached conversations about taking a pause with her spouse who is also an entrepreneur and how they zeroed in on why the time and place a right for them. We also discuss how Kerry is continuing to serve the WoMAn community through the COVID-19 crisis and why she has chosen to focus on individual conversations rather than adding more volume to the mass outreach campaigns that many companies are using during this time. We bet you'll love this episode, so tune in now.  Resource Links:  Destiny Capital (https://www.destinycapital.com) WoMAN (https://womanglobalgroup.com/)  Kerry's email (kerry@womanglobalgroup.com) What's Discussed in This Episode:  An overview of what WoMAN is about [4:18] How Kerry's core values help her navigate this crisis environment [7:28] 3 Important statements Kerry's gravitated towards [9:38] The direction that WoMAN is taking here onwards [12:18] Kerry shares what is next for her [15:27] Effectively communicating your dreams and visions to those closest to you [19:16] Hitting the transition point [26:15] Choosing to be courageous and brave enough to listen to ourselves [28:02] Where to learn more about WoMAN [30:47] About Our Guest: Kerry Crandell is an authentic, collaborative, and enthusiastic business professional/entrepreneur who is President & Founder of WoMan (Women of M&A Network), an extraordinary membership-based organization for women in M&A. She is powered by an admirable mission to enrich the lives of women who work in and support Mergers & Acquisitions through Information, Connection, and Service.  If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.   Connect with Already Successful:  Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdP-TOyToXAc5iSIA4Ehc6g Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlreadySuccessful/ Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/alreadysuccessful Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alreadysuccessfulpodcast/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Would you ever wear boots on the first date? In this episode, Kerry Coddett and I talk about our high school and college lives. Plus, Kerry reveals her first date ever and her worst date ever. Kerry Coddett [Cah-dit] is a New York-based stand-up comedian, actress, and writer. Touted as “inimitable” by The Huffington Post and as “a rising star” by The Interrobang, she has also been featured in numerous publications, including Entertainment Weekly, Mic.com, Elite Daily, Splitsider, Elle.com, Buzzfeed, and Salon. Growing up, Kerry was never shy – she always wanted to be an actress and performer. In school, she was outstanding and even got to skip two grades. At first, Kerry got into the gifted school for nerds. However, she physically fought every single day in high school and ended up going to four different schools. Kerry fought for her respect – she didn’t want anyone to feel like they could get away with saying negative things about her. She only fought girls for the record, and doesn’t hit people as an adult. Adults handle shit differently, people will call the cops now – high school kids don’t call the police. Kerry speaks about briefly joining a gang - she wasn’t in super deep. Kerry just stopped getting off the subway at that stop and took her ass home. Some people have trouble getting out of a gang, but Kerry didn’t have any issues. She didn’t bang super hard; she only dabbled in gang life. When you get deeper into gang activity, it’s because of your neighborhood. The people in her gang weren’t in Kerry’s neighborhood, so it had nothing to do with her. At the time, Kerry couldn’t even tell you why she joined a gang. Most likely, it was because of her high school boyfriend. In college, Kerry had two boyfriends – those were the only two people she was having sex with. Kerry has never killed it and hasn’t had sex for ten months; she wrote that joke two years ago. Online dating isn’t right for Kerry; she doesn’t like texting, so she can’t get to know someone that way. She asked one guy to call her, and it just fell apart. Kerry thinks that people shouldn’t waste time with online messaging. Then, Kerry explains why she doesn’t want to date a comic. Stay tuned as Kerry speaks about her fashion career, her first date ever, and her worst date ever. In this Episode: [ 2:30 ] About Kerry Codett [ 8:20 ] About beating kids up in high school [ 26:10 ] How Kerry got out of her gang life [ 29:50 ] Kerry’s college experience as a      responsible teen [ 36:45 ] Why Kerry hates online dating [ 40:50 ] About Kerry’s fashion career [ 45:00 ] Kerry’s first date ever and her      worst date ever Quotes: “I did two and a half years of high school in      two semesters.” “I have never killed it.” “I have never dated a comic.” “You don’t have to love everybody you’re with.” “I’m glad I wore boots on a first date.” Links Mentioned: Kerry’s Website: http://www.kerrycoddett.com/ Kerry’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Overfab/ Kerry’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/Overfab Kerry’s Podcast: http://www.kerrycoddett.com/podcast Email me: emmasbunker@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emmawillmannshow/support

It was our absolute pleasure to welcome the man behind an incredible concept and worldwide company, Kerry Renaud, to this episode of the PUSHLiving Podcast. Kerry is the CEO of Scootaround, and their mission is to help individuals with disabilities, and their families, gain the freedom and mobility independence that they crave when they need it the most. They are truly making the world a better place. Deborah testing out her WHILL at home The company was founded in response to the need of a loving daughter whose father needed a mobility device when they went on a vacation together. Listen to the podcast to hear the full story, but it’s a heart-warming tale about recognizing a need and acting on it out of love. LISTEN TO THE PODCAST HERE WATCH THE LIVE PODCAST HERE https://youtu.be/AopFs7uGaRc Listen to this compelling podcast to learn: The story behind why Scootaround was founded.How Kerry got involved with Scootaround and eventually became the CEO.The new, high-tech, powered mobility devices available from Scootaround thanks to their merger with Japanese wheelchair designer/manufacturer, WHILL.Why the merger of Scootaround and WHILL is such a great pairing, and how their beliefs align to create a strong collective vision.How the Scootaround wheelchair rental process works for vacations.Kerry explains the benefits you can expect from Scootaround mobility device rentals: ease of use, maneuverability, and an extremely small footprint.Deborah shares her personal success story from the PUSHLiving Travel Ireland trip, where she utilized the WHILL from Scootaround.Scootaround’s belief in MASS (Mobility As a Service) and what that means to their wide range of customers.How Scootaround is giving passengers independent mobility at the airport.Average cost per day for a Scootaround wheelchair rental in North America. https://youtu.be/h4E-viy00uQ Deborah testing out her WHILL wheelchair before the Ireland trip Deborah's WHILL being loaded onto the airplane Deborah in Ireland, utilizing her WHILL RESOURCES Scootaround Website WHILL website Facebook: Scootaround and WHILL Twitter: Scootaround and WHILL Instagram: Scootaround and WHILL For information about our upcoming PUSHLiving Travel Italy trip, email us here: ContactUs@PUSHLiving.com For information about our upcoming Women On Wheels Conference & Retreat, click here. RELATED ARTICLES Conferences, Conventions, Concerts, and Festivals: Fun, Educational, Inspiring… and Accessible? WHILL Announces Autonomous Wheelchair Trials a Success PUSHLiving Podcast #26: Wheelchair Travel Guide for Yearning Travelers with Lilly Longshore PUSHLiving Ireland 2019: Day 4-7 Waterford, Kinsale, and Cork PUSHLiving Ireland 2019: Day 8-10 Killarney & Ring of Kerry PUSHLiving Ireland 2019: Day 11-14 Galway, Kylemore Abbey, and Cliffs of Moher Wheelchair Travel: Cuba Libre? How Free is Cuba for Travelers on Wheels? Wheelchair Air Travel – “Quad” Style Disability Tour Operators Deliver #AccessibleTravel

Welcome to Heels of Justice; these are the stories of women lawyers who are trailblazers in their field and paved the way for the rest of us. Today, the Heels of Justice interview Kerry McLean, Senior Vice-President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary at Intuit. Kerry joined Intuit in 2006, most recently serving as Deputy General Counsel. Prior to joining Intuit, Ms. McLean spent over six years at Wind River Systems, Inc., most recently as the Director of Legal. She also worked as an associate at Howard, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, Falk & Rabkin PC (now Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP).   Key Takeaways [1:43] Sarita thanks Kerry for hosting her at the Intuit offices for the Heels of Justice podcast and asks her to talk about what led her to law. [3:25] From politics to the law, how to choose? … Acceptance letters often accompany other great news! [6:43] Going to law school with a baby, easier or harder than with a job? Kerry did both, learn to prioritize! [9:38] Kerry summarizes her path from plaintiff’s law to where she is today — how people can change the course of your career. [14:05] Sarita asks Kerry to talk about what Intuit does. [14:58] Intuit is recognized as one of the best places to work consistently, what’s the secret? Kerry touches on the company’s core values. [16:34] Kerry talks about how she became a GC and what she did when she took the reins. [21:38] The three core principles — the ethos — Kerry came up with for the organization. [23:58] Getting good at managing people, helping people how to figure out how to solve their own problems. [25:51] How Kerry approaches professional development at Intuit: managerial development is key. [27:36] Sarita asked one of Intuit’s employees what it is she loves about the company; there are three! [29:17] Sarita’s husband’s question: what is Kerry’s goal for her employees? [30:58] Kerry touches on some of the challenges she has faced as a woman in the industry. [35:00] If Kerry had advice for her younger self, what would it be? [36: 49] Has there been a moment in her career that Kerry has advocated for herself? [37:29] Sarita asks Kerry what her mantra is and thanks her for sharing so much of her experience on the Heels of Justice podcast and she signs off until next time.   That’s it for this episode of Heels of Justice; if you like the stories we’re telling, please visit our website. You can join our mailing list, learn more about our guests, and see what we have planned for the future. You can also follow us on Twitter, on Instagram, and on Facebook. Disclaimer: The opinions you have heard are ours or our guest’s alone. They’re not the opinions of our employers, or our clients, or our bosses, and not our husbands, kids or pets, or anyone else’s.   Mentioned in this episode (chronological order) Intuit Skyline High School in Oakland UC Davis Planned Parenthood Mary V. King UC Hastings Law School Arnold & Porter Lewis and Clark Wind River Systems Stock Option Backdating Scandals Laura Fennell Turbotax Quickbooks Quicken Sonoma County Habitat for Humanity Playhouses Annie Khalid Hussein   More about the Heels of Justice hosts Sarita Venkat, and Katherine Minarik Heels of Justice on the Web Heels of Justice on Twitter Heels of Justice on Instagram Heels of Justice on Facebook   Sarita Venkat on LinkedIn Katherine Minarik on LinkedIn Katherine Minarik on Twitter Katherine Minarik at cleverbridge   Personal stories (edited) “I was at a very “proper” law firm where we wore stockings and skirt suits every day except for Friday. But when I went in-house it was just such a different environment. … it was a B2B software company with a very large sales force and for some reason, legal had to attend the sales conferences. At my first sales conference, they were doing some presentation and all of a sudden music starts and from all of the exits men come out dressed as pirates and women come out dressed as wenches and sit on men’s laps, singing about pirates and the company. … I remember telling my husband afterward that I just couldn’t believe this was what I was doing with my life.”   More about our guest Kerry McLean at Intuit Kerry McLean on LinkedIn

Kerry Preston is an executive coach and founder of Growtality, where she works with clients to optimize individual and organizational performance, growth, and vitality through research based methodologies. Kerry's worked with luxury brands, individuals, and businesses to help them reach their full potential. She spent over ten years with Unilever, eventually taking her expertise to run workshops and coaching for Credit Suisse, I.B.M., Equifax, NARS, La Paris, Moet Hennessy USA, Johnson and Johnson and SANAFI. She's a highly sought after business expert, the co-author of three books including; "You Did What?", "You Said What?", and "Enhancing Your Executive Edge: How to develop the skills to lead and succeed". Kerry and I met earlier this spring when she presented at an Enthuse Foundation pitch night in New York City, and I asked her to come on the podcast to share some of her amazing insights with our audience. In this episode we discuss: How Kerry came to found Growtality How to reverse engineer your dreams How to get started on our next chapter Building your own personal board of directors How to build your tribe Identify your blind spots Steps you can take to find your best coach A professional coaching use case in action

In this episode, your host, Amy Selbach, has on two incredible guests — Kerry Maunus and April George! Kerry and April are the co-founders of Turkey on the Table — an amazing paired book and activity that encourages the whole family to express and display their gratitude.   As moms of young children, they had a vision of teaching their children a sense of gratitude. Their goal was to turn thankfulness into an activity. And so, they created a physical retail product out of this concept! And since launching, they have been featured on Good Morning America, The Today Show, Good Housekeeping, and many more! Recently, they were named one of People magazine’s “25 Women Changing the World.” But even more impressive, they have donated over one million meals through their partnership with Feeding America.   In today’s awesome conversation, Kerry and April talk about the courage they had to follow through on a dream and really lay out the exact steps that they took to get started in building a product-based business. They also talk about how their incredible story landed them all of this amazing press, how they have pushed through any fears and doubts along the way, and some of the keys to what makes them so successful in their partnership.   You’re seriously going to want to grab a notebook for this one! Kerry and April share amazing tips and insights throughout!   Key Takeaways [:45] About Amy’s guests today: Kerry Maunus and April George. [1:55] Amy welcomes on Kerry and April. [2:27] Kerry and April give some background on their company, Turkey on the Table, and how it originated! [4:05] Had either of them had business-related backgrounds prior to starting up their own business? [5:08] Kerry shares her 20 seconds of insane courage that changed her trajectory for good! [6:54] Kerry and April talk about starting from the ground up when it came to the product development phase. [10:43] About the final product that Turkey on the Table sells and the awesome purpose that it serves! [13:08] How Kerry and April’s families were involved in the project and how it brought them all closer! [13:59] The circumstances present that compelled Kerry and April to act on this idea and bring it to fruition. [16:33] April and Kerry highlight another awesome moment of 20 seconds of insane courage during the process of developing their product! [18:51] How they sold their first container of product and get their first handful of retailers. [23:39] Some of the fears they have felt along their journey and how they have conquered them! [26:40] The keys of the success to April’s and Kerry’s partnership. [33:57] Kerry and April each identify what they think was the biggest needle-mover in their business. [36:15] Are they on Amazon? What are the benefits and downsides of being on Amazon? [38:00] The role press has played in their success! Kerry and April speak about how much they see the needle move in terms of sales after a huge press piece comes out. [40:05] How important has their story been in regards to press coverage? And what does the press tend to gravitate towards when covering them? [41:46] Kerry’s and April’s process for accessing courage and what they do when fear bubbles up! [44:05] The importance of celebrating the little moments and not sweating the small stuff. [47:00] How did People magazine find Turkey on the Table? What was their experience like when they first got contacted? [49:33] The importance of a good brand story. [52:49] What is something they wish they had known as kids coming up in the world that they have figured out now, after this journey? [55:00] Amy thanks Kerry and April for joining her this episode!   Key Highlights: Kerry and April explain how their incredible story landed them all of this amazing press! They detail out their entire journey, from how they came up with the idea to the product development phase to marketing and completion! How they gained the confidence and courage to put themselves out into the world! Some fantastic pieces of advice for entrepreneurs in partnerships like themselves. Great lessons and tips for product-based businesses!   Mentioned in this Episode: Turkey on the Table Good Morning America The Today Show Good Housekeeping Turkey on the Table Featured in PEOPLE magazine “Meet PEOPLE’s 25 Women Changing the World of 2018,” PEOPLE Article Feeding America @LivingwithLandyn on Instagram   Connect with my Guests! Kerry Maunus’s and April George’s Website: Turkey on the Table Turkey on the Table’s Social Media: Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, and Facebook   Hey listeners! Do you want to get your story out into the world in a really big way? Visit AmySelbach.com/BrandStory to access my free, one-hour brand story planner! In under an hour, you can have a beautifully crafted brand story to use everywhere! Your brand story should be on your website, your packaging, and at the beginning of any presentation you give. A brand story is crucial for pitches to the media, brand deals, podcasts, and investor decks. Not only that, this formula can be used for brand case studies, testimonials, and ad copy.   Follow-up with Me! If you want to get more resources on marketing, branding, content strategy and building a business, you can follow me over on Instagram @AmySelbach or at AmySelbach.com!   For more episodes, visit our Libsyn page or listen on iTunes!

“If you've got it, flaunt it, but know your worth and be prepared to prove it.” - Kerry Gooden Kerry has been in the fitness industry for seven years. She freelances at Virgin Active, Equinox, and Gymbox teaching a range of group exercise classes from hardcore HIIT to booty-sculpting Barre. She is a Les Mills Tribe Coach and partner in EDER Active - a luxury fitness wear brand. She also co-runs the Ibiza Body Blitz Bootcamp in Ibiza. In a previous career, she worked in the advertising industry as one of the few female creatives in London. She refused many an interview about the difficulties of being a woman in a male-dominated industry and believes it is such articles that perpetuate sexism. ‘If you've got it, flaunt it' would be her mantra but know your worth and be prepared to prove it. The force is female.  In this podcast:   - Hear how Kerry started in advertising after being photographed at a party by Loaded magazine wearing a bin liner bustier. Campaign magazine then started a campaign to find her. - How Kerry changed from a life of parties to being a fitness industry pro (who still parties). - Her new businesses - EDER - Eat, Drink, Exercise, Repeat and Ibiza Body Blitz.    Find out more at www.facebook.com/IbizaBodyBlitz and www.EDERactive.com   Let me know what you think in the comments below and do reach out if you have any questions or suggestions, always happy to hear from you!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NicoleBremner)

On this episode of Medium Well, I chat with Kerry Diamond, co-founder of Cherry Bombe and owner of Smith Canteen. Kerry’s work with Cherry Bombe supports and celebrates womxn in the food industry, where she has built quite a following, and she also runs a coffee shop in Brooklyn dedicated to being the greenest shop in town. Our conversation covers both these topics, as well as her path in media, how being a writer has changed, and more. In this episode, we discuss: Kerry’s background in media How Kerry has changed careers and industries multiple times, and why How Kerry started Cherry Bombe, and how the industry has changed since then The role of Instagram in the changing media landscape Advice for writers and creatives Her “green canteen” initiative and why sustainability is important The challenges of running a sustainable business How business owners and individuals can take steps towards sustainable living   All the deets: Check out Cherry Bombe. Their annual Jubliee is Sunday, April 7th in Brooklyn (I went last year and it was wonderful!). Stop by Smith Canteen next time you’re in Brooklyn. Say hi to Kerry on Instagram at @kerrybombe, as well @cherrybombe and @smithcanteen. Tag me (@saraweinreb) and Kerry/Cherry Bombe on Instagram with your favorite takeaways from the episode! FROM OUR SPONSORS: Check out and download Compell’d, to turn your want-to-do list into curated, searchable collections that allow you to get off your phone and do the things you want to do. Find me at “Sara Weinreb” and let’s connect over there! Try Soom Foods’ Silan date syrup and tahini. Use code MEDIUMWELL at checkout for 10% off your entire order!

A sought after speaker and writer, Kerry Gallagher’s full time job is as Digital Learning Specialist at St. John’s Prep in Danvers, Massachusetts. She’s also the Director of K-12 Education for ConnectSafely.organd an EdSurge Columnist. Kerry’s passions and the focus of her work include empowering teachers, students and parents to learn with open education resources; educating school communities about the power and privacy concerns that come with social media use; and diving headfirst into learning more about new and effective practices in education.     Kerry received the 2014 Yale-Lynn Hall Teacher Action Research Prize for her submission on the use of mobile devices for a paperless public school classroom. In 2015, she was a PBS LearningMedia Digital Innovator, the Family Online Safety Institute recognized her with the Outstanding Achievement Award, and she was a MassCUE Featured Educator. In 2016, she was an ASCD Emerging Leader and received the MassCUE Pathfinder Award. Kerry speaks and presents often at conference locations that have included Harvard Law School, Yale School of Management, and Stanford University. She holds a B.A. in Politics from Saint Anselm College and J.D. from Massachusetts School of Law. Her multi-award winning blog can be found at www.KerryHawk02.com.   Kerry Gallagher Show Highlights: Why Kerry pivoted from politics to education How Kerry uses books to build relationships The book Kerry hands out the most Long emails from colleagues and what they teach us … The strength of a discussion that leads to no clear answer and more questions … Do you fix problems quickly? Kerry’s writing process The importance of mentorship for new teachers How to build sustainable and authentic mentor relationships Fighting the Imposter Syndrome Moving reluctant teachers to take risks   Kerry Gallagher Resources:   Kerry’s blog   The Power of School Culture for New School Teachers   Follow Kerry on Twitter   Books: An Ethic of Excellence  Learning Transformed Blended  Blended Learning Blended Learning in Action   Show Some Love BECOME A PATRON OF THE SHOW FOR AS LITTLE AS $1/MONTH DID YOU LIKE THE SHOW?  iTunes SUBSCRIBE HERE! LEAVE A 5-STAR RATING AND REVIEW   Join my hybrid group coaching & leadership development community   Text BETTERMASTERMIND to 33444   Grab your FREE 15 Phrases of Effective School Leaders    Text PHRASES to 33444 or click the link above.   Website :: Facebook :: Insta :: Twitter :: LinkedIn   SHOW SPONSORS:   SCHOOL SPIRIT VENDING •Hassle-free, year-round fundraising for your school. With School Spirit Vending, we do all the work, you just cash the check •Increase school spirit with custom stickers for your school and raise funds at the same time -no upfront costs, no volunteers, no selling •Sick of the same old ways of raising money for your school? Let School Spirit Vending's hassle-free, year-round fundraising program supplement the other fundraisers you're already doing. •SSV is also giving away the Top 10 School Fundraising Ideas for 2018. Download the guide here.   Copyright © 2018 Better Leaders Better Schools

We were totally delighted to hang out with one of the forefathers of the awesome Realm Makers conference in these episodes, Kerry Nietz! Kerry, as he says, is a refugee from software engineering, and is the author of Amish Vampires in Space (as seen on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon!) In Episode 46: How Kerry structures his writing time so he can end his session in the middle of a scene. Oh, Scrivner, do we love thee? Let us count the ways... Kerry's really good first drafts, and how he handles editing. Developing a thick skin! (Metaphorically...) Developing habits to overcome writer's block (literally...) Mayans, mythology, and vampire gods - Oh My! Never stop writing-never surrender! The differences in traditional publishing versus self-publishing, at least from Kerry's perspective. Too lazy to type out the links while you're listening? We've got you covered! (If they don't work, it's Liberty's fault....) Kerry Nietz Frayed Amish Vampires in Space Mike Duran Tosca Lee Nadine Brandes (editing services) Jeff Gerke (editing services) Ray Bradbury (Hey, he won a Pulitzer! But not for what you'd think...) Edgar Rice Burroughs Michael Crighton

Have you taken any time lately to consider why you do the work you do? And maybe even think about the bigger picture of why and how you’re leveraging paid traffic to accomplish big things? In this episode of The Art of Paid Traffic, I interview one of my FB ADvantage students, Kerry Swetmon, about how she’s created an awesome-ly successful  business for herself managing Facebook ads for other entrepreneurs and small businesses. It’s students like Kerry who represent the big picture in my own business. It’s incredibly rewarding for me to play even a small roll in her entrepreneurial journey. Kerry’s the founder of SystemEnvy.com, a business she started to help busy entrepreneurs with the systems and processes that matter most when it comes to successful marketing and operations. She’s been a student of mine for just about a year now and since we first started working together, I’ve watched Kerry make a name for herself as a uniquely-niched Facebook Ads expert. Now, she’s spending most of her time serving her ideal clients through Facebook Ads management services.  Not to mention, some pretty “high profile” clients. Kerry’s business didn’t start as a Facebook Ads “agency.”  But she’s made some smart decisions that helped her to organically transition into doing the type of work that allows her to live life on her own terms. Still, Kerry’s currently working to scale some specific areas of her Facebook Ads management business so she can spend even more time on the stuff that matters most in her life (like her husband and 3 kids). So in this episode, we’re talking all about how to operate and scale a highly-successful Facebook Ads management business. This conversation was a lot of fun because Kerry and I put our heads together a bit to work through some specific solutions for scaling her business. We cover a whole range of things that almost all entrepreneurs eventually face as their businesses mature. You’ll find this show eye-opening and value packed — and get ready to walk away with real insight on what it’s like to grow and scale a successful Facebook Ads management business. On Today’s Episode, You’ll Learn: How Kerry grew her business 3x in 45 days while juggling family time with her husband and 3 kids Why niching down allowed Kerry to organically make a name for herself among an entire community of experts The 5-Step Framework for Scaling a Successful Facebook Ads Management Business Which systems and processes Kerry uses to onboard new clients — even while she’s growing and training her team Where to begin when you’re ready to scale your business so you can step away from time to time, without everything coming to a screeching halt How Kerry hired team members to handle the most time-consuming aspects of her work (design and working with Power Editor) The top mistakes Kerry’s clients make when they first start working with Facebook Ads Kerry’s pricing strategy for her services And a lot more… Plus, you can get access to an exclusive download I put together just for today’s episode. This PDF takes you through the 5-Step Framework for Scaling a Successful Facebook Ads Management Business. The Framework will show you, step-by-step, how to scale ad management offerings for maximum impact (and maximum entrepreneurial freedom). To download the Framework just text AOPT89 to 44222 (USA Only), or you can go to the show notes page and download it over at rickmulready.com/89.