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This week's conversation is with the amazing Kristin Ingram - a small business mama, who owns two businesses, a tax consulting firm, and digital media company, and helps moms create a full-time income while their kids are napping. Kristin's story is one of true resilience. In this week's episode, Kristin shares with us her journey from drowning in $200,000+ debt to thriving online business owner. When you listen you'll also discover: Valuable lessons learned from running a $37 a month membership program and why Kristin would never do it again 3 things every business needs to be successful The number one thing that keeps most business owners from achieving their dreams How Kristin was able to overcome imposter syndrome And SO much more! If you feel stuck in your business and in need of inspiration, this week's episode is for you. Enjoy! Connect with Kristin on social media here: www.instagram.com/allkristiningram Discover more about Kristin here: www.smallbizmama.com Listen to more Digital Business Tips here: www.karacharron.com/podcast Connect with Kara on instagram: www.instagram.com/digitalbusinessbreakthrough Get access to Kara's Social Media Template vault: www.thetemplatevault.com

Today, Maria talks with Kristin Palmer, Director of Online Learning Programs at the University of Virginia, where she manages their online site, which showcases diverse courses, certificates, and degrees across the University of Virginia (UVA).Kristin oversees 52 courses and 7 specializations on Coursera, serving over 4 million students with net revenues of more than 12 million USD. She is also the administrator of LinkedIn Learning and Coursera courses for the professional development of UVA students, faculty and staff at UVA.Kristin has a bachelors in photography from Rochester University, a masters in Learning, Design and Technology from Stanford University and a doctorate in Educational Leadership and Change from Fielding Graduate University in Santa Barbara. She regularly publishes best practices for teaching online and hybrid courses and provides faculty training through various services, from self-serve how-to guides and videos to one-to-one consultations and workshops. She is an International speaker on educational technologies, innovation, massive open online courses, workforce development and open educational resources. Maria and Kristin unpack the design of online learning and distance education programs offered across UVA. They also discuss the community of inquiry framework and share best practices for cognitive, teaching and social presence. They conclude their conversation with a deep dive into the African Scholarship Cohort, the flagship program of the nonprofit organization Distance Education for Africa. Kristin shares her experience running the African Scholarship cohort program that offers monthly entrepreneurship courses available for free through a collaboration between UVA and Coursera.To provide a localized resource for business students and leaders who want to create robust businesses in Africa, Kristin co-published the book “African Business Case Studies Vol 1”, a collection of business case studies written by the participants of the African Scholarship Cohort.Tune in to learn from an inspirational leader in higher education who is making an impact on the world, helping to alleviate poverty, and promoting gender equity through accessible and affordable online education.  Listen to this episode and explore:Introducing Kristin Palmer and sharing highlights from today's episode (1:08)Growing up poor and watching her mother claw her family out of poverty (4:40)How a professor at Stanford University created new learning experiences for Kristin (5:38)Reflecting on her teaching experience as an undergrad student (6:42)Exploring graduate school options and finding the love of her life (8:17)Sharing her experience working at Hewlett-Packard (10:06)Completing her Master's in Learning, Design and Technology at Stanford University (12:52)Getting into K12 education (technology & curriculum) at Children's Health Council (13:40)How Kristin developed learning programs for special-needs students (15:28)Using the Community of Inquiry framework to build a community of lifelong learners (17:26)Unpacking the cognitive, social and teaching presence of the Community of Inquiry framework (18:46)How Kristin found her way to the University of Virginia (UVA) after consulting for The Disney Company (22:21)How Kristin got involved in co-creating the first online learning programs at UVA (24:56)The evolution of online learning programs at UVA over the years (26:30)Discussing on-campus and online degrees and certificates at UVA (29:48)A deeper look at Coursera and LinkedIn Learning for continuous professional development at UVA (32:16)How students' learning preferences have evolved amid the pandemic (35:57)Envisioning the future of teaching and learning at UVA post-pandemic (39:19)Sharing best practices for the design of online learning programs (42:32)Why flexibility and multiple modalities are essential in higher education (45:34)How Kristin's partnership with the Distance Education for Africa started (47:00)The collaboration of UVA with Coursera to support the African Scholarship Cohort (ASC) program (48:54)Offering free educational resources and customized support to the ASC program students (53:00)Publishing a collection of business case studies written by the participants of the ASC program (54:08)The importance of African youth and the role of education in our society (55:56)What Kristin wants to leave her mark on within her lifetime (01:00:12)Maria's request to listeners to recommend future guests and support the podcast (01:02:07) Where to find more about Kristin Palmer:LinkedInOnline Learning at University of Virginia  Mentioned in this episode:Online Learning Programs at University of VirginiaCoursera for University of VirginiaCommunity of Inquiry (CoI)Kristin on SlideShareDistance Education for Africa African Business Case Studies Vol.1 Decker Walker at Stanford UniversityJames Hilton (former VP and CIO at University of Virginia)Jeanne M. Liedtka at Darden School of Business at University of Virginia Prof. Edward Hess at Darden School of Business at University of VirginiaClass CentralLeading with LollipopsImpact Learning episode 94 on Flipped Learning with Robert Talbert  Production team:Host & Producer: Maria XenidouIntroduction Voice: David Bourne  Contact us:impactlearningpodcast(at)gmail.com Music credits:Like Lee performed by The Mini VandalsTransition Sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks

  From Ballerina to Corporate Branding to Extraordinary Fitness Trainer If you are a woman who is feeling down about your health or your fitness, maybe your weight, or just life in general, you are in for a treat.  This episode can offer our male listeners plenty of fitness tips and inspiration as well, so don’t write this one off until you give Kristin a listen for a few minutes - you will be captivated by her story! Kristin began studying ballet at the age of five. Like most girls, her body underwent a transformation in her teen years that ended her ballet career at age 15. Not because she could no longer perform ballet - the “gatekeepers” of her local ballet school told her that her body was “not the right shape” for ballet. This was an unfortunate event that made a considerable impact on Kristin. Tragically they took her first love away from her, so she shifted into other forms of dancing for the stage.  Fast forward to her early twenties - Kristin began a new career in the adult beverage industry, working in the branding and marketing departments. This work involved a lot of traveling, and Kristin was also the only woman in a team of 18 men. She shares how these years molded and shaped her in many good ways that empower her practical fitness coaching work today.  She’s a biohacker, certified fitness trainer, a “high-performance maven,” and a nutrition specialist who loves helping women gain optimal health.  Tune in to this interview with Kristin. Allow her wit and wisdom to capture your attention as she shares her passion for fitness, biohacking, and testing the human body to see how far it can go.   In this podcast, we cover: Kristin’s journey from child ballerina to corporate branding to certified fitness trainer How she bought a fitness studio to transition out of corporate America  What it means to be in “warrior woman mode” How Kristin coaches women to become warriors while developing other “softer,” vulnerable parts to their personality Kristin describes her typical clients and the journey she takes them on Why Kristin strongly believes in ice baths and why she has her clients do ice baths despite their initial fears How Kristin incorporates meditation into her program The legacy Kristin wants to leave on this earth The Beginnings of Kristen’s Warrior Woman Mode Mission In her own words: “Warrior woman mode is a name I pulled, the LLC name, five years ago. I wanted a name that encapsulated strength and a little bit of that ancestral health, like a nod to traditional health. I want women to understand how strongly they can stand. I always talk about women as powerhouses. They can have a ripple effect on the world.  So there is a warrior aspect, but I also like to remind myself and help my clients discover that they don’t have to be so intense. I have a Type A personality, and I work with many Type A females - but there is a softness that we need to bring to ourselves. There is a vulnerability. I think moving to California helped me open up slowly. Five years ago, I wouldn’t have talked about my background in the same way because it felt personal or like a wound that I didn’t want to share. But there’s a softness, and that softness has strength when you can talk about your broken parts.  That’s what I like to find - women who feel like it's broken, and I show them it’s not really broken. It’s a vital part (of yourself) to share.”  How does a woman become a warrior yet retain their total femininity but can flip a switch at any time and say, “not today”?  Kristin said, “What I’m doing is working with women from a 360-degree health perspective. I’m not a medical doctor. And the women that come to me typically are between ages 30 to 55.  These women come to me for several reasons. Before Covid, it was mainly to lose weight and feel better. Which I think is upside down. You need to cultivate a healthy body, and then you can lose fat. If you’re looking for fat loss so you can gain more muscle, have better mental acuity, or sleep better? All those things will happen.  So what I do is work with women to help them understand that this is a 360-degree picture.  If a woman comes to me with a medical condition, that’s challenging. I will work with their doctor and make sure there are conversations. We’re all in the loop together. I spend nine weeks with them, and I’m a combination of the best accountability cheerleader and experienced coach they could ever have.  Be sure to tune in to the full episode if you want to wrap your brain around the “warrior woman mode” mindset and way of life. Kristin has 20+ years of fitness coaching experience along with many certifications, including breathwork. You have probably heard people talk about taking cold water plunges or ice baths and the positive benefits that result from doing something that seems so crazy on the surface. Kristen’s level-headed and personable approach to coaching will steer you correctly - even in ice water.  Take the plunge - ice baths could change your life.  Episode Resources:  Warrior Woman Mode dot com WellPower Podcast dot com Warrior Woman Mode on Instagram WellPower Podcast on Instagram

Kristin Warfield is the VP of Partnerships at Churchill Downs Incorporated, home of the Kentucky Derby since 1875. During her twelve years at the historic racetrack, she has championed significant growth in the track’s partnership development and activation efforts. It includes new and expanded relations with Longines, the official timekeeper of the Kentucky Derby and title sponsor of the Kentucky Oaks; Woodford Reserve, the presenting sponsor of the Kentucky Derby; and MassMutual, among many other alliances. In this episode, Alan and Kristin begin with her trajectory to becoming the VP of Partnerships and why the Kentucky Derby is such a unique experience. Even though people come to the Derby for varied reasons, Kristin believes that “There’s a party for everyone,” and makes it her focus to partner with companies to give them the experience they seek.  Alan and Kristin discuss the shifts Kristin had to make to work with partners and what makes a good partner in the first place.  For anyone interested in horse racing, history, fashion, or the relationship between marketing and partnerships to amplify your brand, this episode is for you.    In this episode, you’ll learn: What makes the Kentucky Derby such a unique experience How a digital shift can amplify customer engagement What makes a good partnership Using partnerships to connect with your customers Key Highlights: [01:41] Kristin’s backup career as Bingo the Clown [02:55] How Kristin “fell into sports” [05:05] Why the Kentucky Derby is a unique sport [08:34] How COVID impacted the Derby [11:13] Partner shifts to digital and virtual activations [15:07] Cross-collaborations with partners [16:50] The new Jackson Family Wines partnership [18:36] The perfect blend of wine and racing  [22:01] What makes for a good partnership [27:44] Kristin’s advice to marketers identifying or negotiating partnership deals [29:11] An experience that defines Kristin, made her who she is today  [30:40] Kristin’s advice for her younger self [31:05] Kristin’s recent impactful purchase [32:25] The brands, companies, and causes Kristin follows [33:50] What Kristin says is today’s biggest threat and opportunity for marketers   Resources Mentioned:  Churchill Downs Kentucky Derby Kristin Warfield NASCAR Woodford Reserve Vineyard Vines Jackson Family Wines Barbara Banke Kendall-Jackson La Crema Bill O’Connor Air Fryer Center for Women and Families in Louisville, KY (Domestic Violence) Subscribe to the podcast: Listen in iTunes (link: http://apple.co/2dbdAhV) Listen in Google Podcasts (link: http://bit.ly/2Rc2kVa) Listen in Spotify (Link: http://spoti.fi/2mCUGnC ) Connect with the Guest: Kristin Warfield Kristin Twitter Churchill Downs Churchill Downs Twitter Connect with Marketing Today and Alan Hart: http://twitter.com/abhart https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanhart http://twitter.com/themktgtoday https://www.facebook.com/themktgtoday/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketing-today-with-alan-hart/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/marketingtoday See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Holistic Habitat self-taught their way to Facebook Ads success. Here's why they doubled their ad budget in 2020. Kristin Holler is the co-creator of Holistic Habitat, an eCommerce home decor company for the socially conscious. I met Kristin in 2019 and have worked with her inside the Coalition, and most recently, as a member of Intentional Wealth. Since we started working together, her business has grown tremendously and email marketing makes up 30% of her monthly sales. However, that’s not the only lever Kristin has learned how to master. With a roll-up-your-sleeves mentality, Kristin has led Holistic Habitat through the ever-changing landscape of Facebook ads, the COVID-19 pandemic, market shifts and so much more. She’s here to share how they grew 500% in 2018, how she became a Facebook ads pro, and the secret behind creating ads that convert. We also dive into the biggest leadership takeaways of 2020 and how to get out of your own way. Episode Highlights: 4:21 How Kristin started as an eCommerce entrepreneur 7:27 The moment Kristin realized Holistic Habitat had potential 9:55 How Holistic Habitat grew 500% in 2018 12:53 Why Kristin doubled her FB ads budget at the beginning of COVID-19 16:53 The biggest leadership takeaways from 2020 19:13 Working in the Coalition: How Kristin increased profits and got out of her own way 23:25 Becoming a Facebook ads pro 26:23 How to run Facebook ads that convert 28:32 Holistic Habitat’s unforgettable marketing mishaps  31:10 Advice for purpose-driven brands trying to build customer loyalty  33:57 The #1 thing Kristin wishes she knew before starting her entrepreneurship journey 35:27 What’s keeping Kristin up at night 37:16 Lessons from COVID-19 that keep moving the needle 38:43 How Holistic Habitat creatively increases their average order value 41:52 Get in touch with Kristin Links and Resources: Holistic Habitat Holistic Habitat on Instagram Holistic Habitat Insiders Facebook group Foxwell Digital The Coalition Intentional Wealth @a_brawn on Twitter Review or subscribe on iTunes

Welcome to Part 2 of Kristin's interview for the 100th episode of Badass Digital Nomads. Kristin was interviewed by listener Jeremiah, who asks questions about where to start as a beginner pursuing a location independent lifestyle.  Learn tactics on transitioning from a traditional to a remote career, the different ways to make an online income while you travel, how to take action when you feel stuck, and advice for if you feel you're "too late" to travel, live abroad, change careers, or start working for yourself.  Are you feeling blocked in your journey to becoming a digital nomad? Not sure where to start? Curious about Kristin's background? Tune in to learn from Kristin's experiences and hear her candid thoughts on the best ways to start working toward a location independent lifestyle and what she would do differently.  TOPICS DISCUSSED/WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: The process of becoming a digital nomad from the beginning. How Kristin made money online during her first few years of traveling. Misconceptions about living and working abroad. How to overcome perfectionism, procrastination, and analysis paralysis. The best way to accomplish large, intimidating tasks and projects. How doing inner work and self-development can help you take action on your goals.    QUESTIONS KRISTIN ANSWERED: What type of plan do you need to become a digital nomad?  What are the challenges of making money as a digital nomad? Do you need to have passive income to travel full-time? What traditional jobs did you work at the beginning of your nomadic lifestyle? How old were you when you became an entrepreneur and then started working remotely? How does someone start making an income remotely? Where in the world should I move as a digital nomad? Is it a good idea to start with a short trip before traveling full-time? Knowing what you know now, what advice would you have for digital nomads?      RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:  Open an international account with Wise and get your first transfer up to £500 free (Kristin's affiliate link) Apply to join Kristin's Digital Nomad Academy  Contact Kristin at: Hello@TravelingwithKristin.com Join Patreon and support the podcast Like the podcast? Buy Kristin a Coffee ☕️   More Resources: Podcasts: Listen to the first half of this interview: Episode 100  James Clear on The Daily Stoic Book Recommendations:  Atomic Habits The One Thing   ......................................................................................................   Thank you to my current 2021 Patrons: Teklordz, Trader Walt, Shawn, Gary, Gary R, Yozhik, Bronwyn, Cynthia, Erick, Yasmine, Mike, Isaac, Michael, Scott, Karen, Erik, Heather, Craig, RZ, Timothy, Richard, Fred, Lakshay, Yohzik, and Ron!   My goal is to create a community of 100 Patrons in 2021 - You can become a Patron for $5/month at Patreon.com/travelingwithkristin and see all my YouTube videos first, attend monthly live streams, submit questions for the podcast, and be the first to find out about special offers and guests, as well as the chance to participate in beta programs at free or discounted rates. .......................................................................................................   Support the Badass Digital Nomads Podcast: Become a Patron for $5 per month Leave a 5* Review: https://lovethepodcast.com/digitalnomad  Buy Official Merch  Search All Episodes: www.badassdigitalnomads.com   Connect with Kristin on Social Media:  Follow on Instagram Subscribe to Traveling with Kristin on YouTube  Subscribe to Digital Nomad TV on YouTube Follow on Medium Follow on Clubhouse @KristinWilson Join the Badass Digital Nomads Facebook Group   Podcast descriptions may contain affiliate links of products and services we use and recommend at no additional cost to you.   

In this episode of CHATTINN CYBER, Marc Schein interviews Kristin Judge, a Leading Voice for Cybercrime Victims. Kristin educates small businesses, elected officials, and nontechnical individuals to use best practices to avoid cyber risks. Small businesses and individuals are facing a huge risk with the rapid growth of cybercrime, people are losing their livelihood, homes, and mental health. Businesses, as well as communities, are suffering globally. Kristin discusses the top 3 cyber risks that are impacting individuals and small businesses. Romance Scams on the internet Cyberbullying Ransomware attacks Kristin started Securing our Community, a program that will help tackle the risk of cybercrimes. In this program, her team will train children and college students to assist less tech-savvy people in their environment. She says, trainees will be able to help individuals, businesses, and communities. Such as adding a malware program to individual’s systems, changing their privacy settings, etc. Recently, Cyberspace Solarium Commission took a great step to protect individuals and small businesses from cybercrimes. Cyberspace Solarium Commission shared a transition document with the Biden administration that talks about leading a national call center for individuals and small businesses. They also call-out the need for victim services grants. Due to all these efforts of the Cyberspace Solarium and congressional leadership, we are finally seeing that the cyber victims are being served and their voice is being heard. Topics Discussed in the Podcast How Kristin Judge started her career in cybersecurity and was appointed to train government officials? How cyber attacks are impacting small businesses and individuals? What are the trends of cyber risks and what are the top 3 cyber risks? What individuals and small businesses can do to protect themselves from cyber risks? How Kristin’s ‘Securing our Community’ and ‘Cyber Secure My Business’ programs are helping individuals and businesses? What services are available  for small businesses and individuals? How an individual can report any cyber issue and can reinforce the security of his/her system? Where individuals can get constant updates of new information on cybersecurity and cyber risks? What Cybercrime Support Network (CSN) is doing for small businesses? What are the benefits of engaging cybersecurity companies with small businesses? What is the significance of cyber insurance in protecting small businesses? What's the importance of securing home networks? What Cyberspace Solarium Commission recently did to protect individuals and small businesses from cybercrimes?  

Do you ever feel like your entire life just needs an overhaul? Sometimes it seems like every single area of life is lacking and that you need to fix everything all at once. But here's the truth: how you do ONE thing is usually how you do EVERYTHING. And by progressing in one area of life, you'll progress in others simultaneously. Listen in to learn more about how this works, plus: Why focusing on just one area doesn't negatively impact the rest of your life What's possible when you constrain your goal setting How to pick the one area to focus on How Kristin “overhauled” her life… in just eight years ;) SHOWNOTES: For a recap of the episode and any links we mentioned in our conversation today, head to our website at: https://www.jointheprogressproject.com/podcast/151 Extra Free Content: If you're new, make sure you've joined our email list to get even more great content from us each week. You can sign up at jointheprogressproject.com/email.

It’s January 2021 and we are about halfway through, how are your self-care habits going?  As entrepreneurs, leaders, and committed to self-improvement, I can’t say this enough, self-care is non-negotiable.  We have a responsibility to stick with it.  And it is not always what you think it is.  In fact, this is so important that I want to dive right in with our guest today and get right to it.  Prepare to take some notes, here we go.   She’s back!!  You will remember Dr. Kristin Meyer, Ph.D. of Blooming Lotus Lab.  She was here for episode 16 where we talked about the importance of tenacity when you take a leap of faith, such a fantastic episode.  Well so many have been asking did she launch her brand-new website, and the answer is you bet she did, and it’s fantastic!!!  I wanted to bring her back and I know you will love hearing her beautiful wisdom on the importance of self-care, with excellent tips and strategies to really have self-care become a habit that sustains you, and has you be the best version of you.   Have you heard?  The LIFt program is LIVE, for more details and to register please visit www.kellyjmobeck.com/lift   Here are the highlights from this episode:   {01:36} How are your self care habits going? {4:50} The biggest misconceptions about self care {7:01} What burnout actually is {9:49} How Kristin practices self care {13:03} Common struggles with self care {16:06} Is Netflix self care? {19:58} What if you don’t like meditation? {26:27} How to practice self care with others {27:59} The importance of self care for entrepreneurs {29:51} Committing to self care   To connect with Kristin I. Meyer, Ph.D connect were here at www.bloominglotuslab.com Follow her on LinkedIn @ Kristin I. Meyer, Ph.D. IG @blooming.lotus.labs  Facebook @Blooming Lotus Lab   To connect with Coach Kelly and for more resources please visit www.kellyjmobeck.com  follow on Instagram @coachkellymobeck. You can also email us at Kelly@KellyJMobeck.com  Let us know any questions in life you have, and what you would love to hear more about, we are happy to help and will take these on in future episodes.

It's likely you are familiar with Spencer Tunick's work, but in case you are not, he's the guy that organizes, photographs and exhibits huge sculptural, landscape type photographs of naked people. https://www.spencertunick.com/ Spencer and Kristin Bowler, check her/her work out here—https://www.instagram.com/krystlpink/—literally travel the US—all 50 states https://tinyurl.com/y9c2a4dp,—and the globe together https://www.amazon.com/Naked-World-Spencer-Tunick/dp/B007NE050Q, self-funding and producing these otherworldly bodyscapes. Spencer has been interviewed and documented widely, but rarely with his wife—and them as a couple. I have known Spencer and Kristin since the 90's, when they were just dating and before they had their two girls, Seda and Isla now 13 and 11, so I was able to test out some of my Dr. Lisa theories. Here are some of the topics we discussed: • How Kristin and Spencer met. How they began dating • Reactions to my impression of their AMAZING girls • Reactions to Dr. Lisa's take on their relationship as a couple • How Spencer's work is influenced by his upbringing—helping his father take photographs of guests at a Catskill resort • Why their collaboration EVERYTHING SHE SAYS MEANS EVERYTHING which was a project involving 100 nude women at the 2016 Republican Convention in Cleveland http://spencertunickcleveland.com/ This was for me, a truly moving experience with visionary people. We dove in deep. Spencer's limited edition books available here: https://nakedpavementbooks.com/

How do you pay for PA school? How hard is it to pay off student loan debt? Meet Kristin. She’s a PA, just like us. She graduated and got a job, just like us. But that’s where the similarities stop (with us anyway!)—she paid off nearly $200,000 in student loans in JUST 16 MONTHS! She didn’t stop there…she has some exciting things going on with her new financial freedom and BEST OF ALL—she can help YOU do it too. Kristin offers coaching both in-person and online to help you get on top of your financial situation, whether you’re a student, new grad, or old guy like Chris. Student loans are a fact of life for pretty much everyone. With the average cost of PA school coming in at $88,677 (!!!)* we all expect to have them and have to pay them. I’ve always assumed paying them down with the minimum payment was the only option—until THIS conversation! Give Kristin a shout: https://instagram.com/strivewithkristin Or hit up her website for free blog articles, get on her mailing list, or check out her coaching course: https://www.strivewithkristin.com Kristin rocks. I want to be like Kristin some day. Time Stamps: 2:26–The beauty of flexibility as a PA 2:51–What’s it like working overnights? 4:16–How much debt did Kristin have? 7:38–HOW DID SHE GET OUT OF IT? 13:45–How to pick a moonlighting gig 17:25–Tips for getting started 21:03–What you should be doing in school 22:30–Kristin drops the mic (even more unBELIEVABLE news!) 25:34–No wait, she’s not done—yet another Mic Drop moment! 26:30–Where Kristin invests money (*not financial advice, just her experience!) 30:05–How Kristin can help YOU do the SAME THING 32:50–Where to find Kristin online, get on her mailing list, or check out her course 35:39–Overwhelmed by debt? Kristin has some encouragement for you *Thanks to The PA Life for this statistic, show Stephen some love: https://www.thepalife.com/how-much-does-it-cost-to-go-to-physician-assistant-pa-school/ Don't forget to hit "Like" and subscribe to the PA Startup channel on YouTube! Links: Visit us: https://pastartup.co FREE RESOURCES: https://pastartup.co/resources Complete Episode List: https://pastartup.co/podcastlist Give us a FOLLOW! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pastartup/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PAStartupDOTco Support PA Startup: Swag: https://pastartup.co/store Audible trial: https://pastartup.co/audible PA Startup Guide to Writing Your Application Essay: https://pastartup.co/essay  

Let's see if I can help you craft an interactive story too: https://www.elearningsecrets.com/ss-schedule What we talked about: 0:51 What was life like before they joined our program. 4:14 Kristin's Interactive Story: It's purpose, target audience, and the context behind it. 6:31 How Kristin pushed the development of the interactive story with software. 9:07 Kristin's reaction to the comments and feedback for the interactive story. 11:09 What surprised Kristin about joining the ISA program. 12:80 What strategies Kristin found professionally were the biggest gains from being a part of the Interactive Storytelling program. 14:50 How Kristin kept up motivation when working on the portfolio piece in their spare time. 17:30 When do you know it's time to stop tweaking and ship? 18:52 Advice for anyone starting the ISA Program. Connect with Kristin using these channels... Their site: https://www.knanthony.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthkris/ Twitter: @anthkris Kristin's Interactive Story can be found here: https://brink-of-burnout.netlify.app/ About Kristin Anthony: Kristin (they/them) is a learning technologist - a mix of front-end engineer, learning experience designer, and game developer - focusing on creating learning tools and experiences with code. They ran Dear Instructional Designer, the show about the instructional design journey, for four (awesome!) seasons. They have also built several resources centering the newbie LXD, including GoDesignSomething.co and HackID. Outside of work, they care for two of the cutest pupper dogs ever put on planet Earth.

Long before becoming a Code Red Certified Coach, 40-year-old mother of 4, Kristin Small would crawl on her belly from her bed to the shower each morning. Her crippling psoriatic arthritis caused every joint in her body to seize up. Hear how she went from $26,000/mo in chemotherapy medication to complete healing and restoration from CODE RED. Psoriatic arthritis is an autoimmune inflammatory condition that affects the joints and the skin. It is a serious condition that is treated with chemotherapy. It impairs mobility and may even lead to permanent joint damage. Kristin suffered from crippling pain from Psoriatic arthritis for a long time, to the point of crawling around her home. She couldn’t do the normal day to day tasks. She sought treatment and was prescribed a cocktail of expensive drugs, which led to liver problems. All along her medical journey, no one mentioned having to look at her diet. All this changed when a friend recommended Code Red. She bought the book and joined the challenge, and that’s when her true healing began. In eight and a half months, she had lost 135 pounds. She was completely off her medication, and her blood pressure, cholesterol, and liver enzymes were back to normal. She got her life back, and everything got back to normal. She is now in Code Red’s maintenance program. Tune in to this episode to hear the amazing story of her complete healing and restoration through CODE RED.  Key Takeaways What is Psoriatic Arthritis and some facts about it (00:27) Kristin’s journey and how she was diagnosed with Psoriatic Arthritis (05:34) Being so seized up in the morning to the point of crawling to the bathroom (09:16) How Kristin go to her breaking point and sought treatment (12:01) Living on a cocktail of drugs that cost $26,000 a month (13:47) How all these drugs caused problems with her liver (19:23) Doctors refusing a gastric bypass surgery for her weight loss due to her medical condition (23:36) Finding about Code Red from a friend and finding some hope (24:48) Getting her life back after losing 135 pounds in eight months in Code Red (27:07) Learning about foods that heal and foods that poison and importance of sleep and water in the 30-day challenge (35:02) Additional Resources: https://coderedlifestyle.com/ The "Code Red Revolution" book on Amazon Get your FREE copy of the On-The-Go Guide for Code Red approved food here: http://bit.ly/on-the-go-guide  You can find out more about Cristy and the topic covered in this episode by checking out her website here. Lies My Doctor Told Me By Ken D. Berry --------------------------------------------- Lose your first, next, or last 10 pounds with absolutely NO pills, powders, shakes, or exercise required.  Click here to take the 10-pound takedown challenge! Be sure to grab your copy of my book, The Code Red Revolution here.  Connect with Cristy: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn YouTube --------------------------------------------- Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify Stitcher, YouTube or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts. If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

On today's podcast, we’re joined by Kristin Marquet. Kristin is a well-known celebrity publicist and the Publisher, Editor-in-Chief, and Creative Director of FemFounder.co, a spinoff media company she launched in 2017 to help creative female entrepreneurs plan, launch, and scale their businesses.She is the owner of the fashion magazine, E-Nixie.com 35+, and a Pinterest expert. Kristin also serves as the Owner Creative Director of the creative studio, Marquet-Media.com. And, she has contributed to Forbes.com, Inc.com, and Entrepreneur.com.She is the author of 3 books, her newest release is From Nameless to Notable: How to Gain Influence, Establish Authority, and Reach Expert Status in Your Niche or IndustryWhen asked about branding, she describes it this way, "If you want a brand refresh, we’ve got to start from the very beginning and work our way out. It might be internal communications, employee programs, employee training, retention. Anything that has to do with how a company is perceived is a brand."In this episode you'll learn:- How failure tried to keep her down, and the battle she fought to become the success she is today.- How unexpected challenges should be a motivator and not a hindrance.- How Kristin helps female entrepreneurs to gain influence, establish credibility, and become industry celebrities in their field.We talk about how to work with the media, how to build brand awareness, and what the phrase "scripted sucks" actually means.Learn more and connect with Kristin here:www.Twitter.com/KristinMarquet www.Instagram.com/Femfounderwww.femfounder.co#femfounder #femfounders See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kristin Linklater has been helping people to transform their voice into an instrument of passion, power and performance for many, many years. I am honoured that she is a guest on the show and that she is sharing such value for anyone that wants to reach their full potential as a public speaker. She has had a long and distinguished career as a teacher and actor in Europe and America. She has worked with some of the most prestigious theatre companies and dramatic institutions in the world and has written one of the seminal books on voice technique based on hearing ‘the person, not the voice.' Kristin has published several articles on voice and has lectured and given workshops in the U.S., the UK, Europe, Russia, Taiwan and China. Since 1965 she has trained over 200 teachers in her methods; they teach in a majority of the actor-training programs in the U.S., and in Australia, England, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Finland, Spain and Russia. Today, Kristin is still teaching her method in courses at the Kristin Linklater Voice Centre in the Orkney Islands.   I hope you enjoy the show.  What we talk about: The mysterious origin of modern voice technique. The connection between mind, body and voice. The difference between a ‘free' voice and an ‘inhibited' one. The ‘vertical' experience of the voice and why speakers should be using this in their talks. Why we ‘unlearn' how to use our voice to its full potential. How our jaw protects us from ‘feeling' unwanted emotion.  Examples of bad voice habits and how they impact the quality of our performance? How trying to control our voice reduces our vocal stamina. Why public speakers must ‘feel' the words and not hide behind a presentational tone. The link between our limiting beliefs and our voice. Why the stories we're silently holding onto are sabotaging our voice and our message.  The step on stage ‘mantra' for conquering the primal fear that stops you from speaking or affects your performance.  Tips for speakers to help improve the quality of their voice. Kristin's process for putting her own keynote talks together. How Kristin uses stories to create aha moments.  Who really wrote the plays of Shakespeare! All things Kristin https://www.linklatervoice.com Freeing the Natural Voice by Kristin Linklater  Freeing Shakespeare's Voice by Kristin Linklater  Books: The Brain that Changes Itself by Norman Doidge Other Resources*  https://www.saraharcher.co.uk https://www.mystorywizard.com https://www.standoutpitch.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/thespeakingclub/ Thanks for listening! To share your thoughts:                                                         leave a comment below.       Share this show on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn. To help the show out:       Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and review really help get the word out and I read each one.       Subscribe on iTunes. *(please note if you use my link I get a small commission, but this does not affect your payment)

Kristin Johnston, master healer, soul reader, and spiritual alchemist, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Kristin talks about her past struggles with addiction, finding her calling in life, and helping others heal through a number of modalities including energy work. Kristin also covers plant medicine, meditation, tapping into higher states of consciousness, and understanding your soul’s journey in life. In fact, she dives into a myriad of interesting and powerful concepts and teachings in this episode and shares how to find synchronicity and harmony in life. If you’re wondering how to synchronize your energy and restore peace within your soul, check this episode out now!      *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: How Kristin found her calling in life and became a master healer Overcoming addiction by using natural, holistic modalities, and plant medicine What her experience was like using Ibogaine (Iboga) and how it reset her brain to a pre-addictive state Healing from past traumatic memories and experiences that are stored within your subconscious How the title of her upcoming book popped in her head and what her book is about Living in alignment with your soul One of the most powerful breath work exercises out there called Holotropic Breathwork The power of breathing with a group and the energy that can be shared during this time The healing that takes place while in the parasympathetic state and how to get into this state quickly Tapping into other states of consciousness and perhaps even other dimensions Becoming more energy than matter and influencing the material world with your energy Full spectrum healing and how this works Harmonizing energy and the natural synchronization of the world (harmonic resonance) Why what we broadcast is what we create in life The role that our souls play in our lives and why it may be far greater than we ever thought The blessing in disguise that this current state of chaos can bring to many people, as long as they are open to it Why crisis often precedes transformation and why chaos precedes order The consciousness of the universe and how this plans into our own consciousness How to restore harmony in your life The integral role that food plays in restoring balance in your life The 7 primary chakra centers and bringing them into balance The positive health effects of nourishing your body and balancing your energy How to lower our stress levels, boost our immune systems, and overcome this current crisis The power of meditation and why you should implement it every day into your life Having peace even in the midst of chaos Check out Kristin on: Website:  quantumhw.com Facebook:  facebook.com/QuantumHW Sponsors:  *Follow Justin on Instagram now for daily content not found anywhere else! *Check out Justin’s new book ELITE MIND at EliteMindBook.com.

Kristin Yurdin is a restaurant owner and chef who has balanced a successful career with hard climbing and genuine enjoyment of life. She and her husband Ian opened The Terrebonne Depot, a very successful restaurant near Smith Rock. We talked about her transition from podiatric surgeon to restaurant owner, about her climbing progression and training, and about redpointing her first 5.14a at 42-years-old.  Support on Patreon:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing  Show notes:  http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/kristin-yurdin  Nuggets:  1:28 – “I’ll try not to get pumped.”  2:09 – Walk the Casbah  4:30 – The spouse vs. the dog, kids  5:20 – Kristin’s residency in Portland, practicing podiatric surgery in Hood River, and the path to starting a restaurant   12:12 – Working in restaurants to get experience  13:58 – Setting aside climbing to build and run the restaurant, learning to grill, and why you need to be able to do all of the roles if you are running a small business  18:00 – Being to busy to miss climbing, hiring people to manage parts of the business, and deciding not to do breakfast  20:12 – Success from day 1, and serving a wide variety of customers and food  21:28 – October at the restaurant, the pumpkin patch, and sending ‘Vicious Fish’  23:38 – Kristin’s restaurant training plan  25:15 – The one thing Kristin wish she had known and weathering the recession  26:38 – Kristin’s thoughts and advice for someone thinking about starting a business, a restaurant, or taking a leap  28:32 – Kristin’s decision—“this can’t fail”  29:21 – “If you want your business to stay or course you have to be present.”  30:14 – Climbing ‘White Wedding’, and what drew Kristin to ‘Chemical Ali’  33:22 – How Kristin trained for ‘Chemical Ali’, stretching, doing weighted pullups with 47.5 lbs added, Paige’s advice, learning to move her foot faster, and trying hard  38:16 – Adopting Paige, climbing in Waterfall Boven (South Africa), and the best part of the trip (seeing the animals)  40:30 – Kalymnos  41:30 – Selling The Depot business and the current owners who are climbers  43:30 – Adding a food cart, volunteering with Dog Pack, and plans for future animal advocacy work  46:00 – Following passion, learning new things, and the decision to sell the restaurant  47:14 – What climbing looks like now for Kristin, Ian’s recent injuries, and prioritizing her remaining time with Casbah  49:30 – Kristin’s recent and current mini-projects, ‘Churning in the Ozone’ and ‘Waste Case’  52:28 – Hangboarding, campusing, moonbarding, why Kristin avoids monos now, and listening to her body to plan training days  56:59 – Kristin’s advice for shorter climbers (she’s 5’2”)  58:29 – How Kristin got started in climbing, her progression, and climbing her first 5.14 at age 42  1:01:44 – Kristin’s thoughts on whether or not she will project another 5.14, running, and what a training week looks like now  1:04:18 – How Kristin thinks about food and weight for climbing  1:05:10 – Kristin’s best decision  1:05:55 – Taking care of the planet, doing little things to help, and thinking about bigger things that might help  1:07:23 – Gratitude for health  1:08:46 – Kristin’s advice for anyone thinking about starting a business or taking a big leap, and balancing listening to others vs. trusting your gut  1:13:22 – “It’s all about the ingredients.”  

Today’s guest on the Your Biggest Vision Show is Kristin Moses, founder and creative director of DesignGood. Kristin has 20 years of experience in the design and branding industry and is an entrepreneur of 14 years! She works with high-vibe entrepreneurs and businesses to create meaningful, intentional brands. Kristin has started three successful businesses and is coming on the show today to share her entrepreneurial journey with us.   Tune in to hear:    How Kristin decided to leave the successful business that she started in order to align with her vision The importance of basing your business and brand off of your values  The free tools and resources that Kristin has to offer that will help better your brand

Real Estate World | Leverage Your Gifts Kristin McFeely entered the real estate world in 2005 and has since expanded her reach into multiple facets of the industry. So far, Kristin has built an amazing real estate team called the  Philadelphia Home Collective. She also owns a staging company called the Philadelphia Design Collective, which has experienced impressive rapid growth! From the very start of her real estate career, Kristin chose to put a strong emphasis on creative marketing and networking. She has leveraged skills developed from every aspect of her life, whether it pertains to real estate or not. On the latest episode of the Pursuing Freedom podcast, Kristin joins us to share her story and talk about the skills and tactics she used to build such a successful business. What Inspires You? Staying in your lane and using the gifts you were given is a surefire way to start seeing results without it feeling like a grind. That is exactly how Kristin McFeely keeps herself motivated through the ups and downs of our industry! She can always add fuel to the fire by getting into creative flow with marketing and design-oriented projects. But the same goes for anything you are passionate about! Whatever gets you out of bed in the morning—use it to push through the difficult times in your career and use it to amplify your successes. Your passions and gifts can even help you pick the right players as you build out your team. Whatever the case may be, keeping near the things that inspire you will help you maintain balance; and with balance, you can always find a way to enjoy what you do. Use Emotion Our feelings and true gifts motivate us to accomplish great things in the real estate world, and they impact our clients and team members as well. By intentionally incorporating emotions into our marketing, buyers can more easily attach greater meaning to the buying process. And when it comes to building company culture, being in tune helps us attract top talent and makes our employees feel connected and valued. Kristin and her team allow their authenticity to shine through, both personally and professionally, and this helps them to build on the genuine lifestyle brand they’ve become known for in the Philadelphia marketplace! To hear more of Kristin’s story, listen to her episode, “Creativity and Emotion in Real Estate, with Kristin McFeely.” About Kristin McFeely Kristin is a road tripper, old music lover, architecture junkie, vintage treasure hunter, and Philly real estate hustler. When she is not selling real estate, Kristin can be found in her little cabin on the lake in the Poconos or traveling the roads of America in a big white van looking for antiques and treasures and visiting craft breweries along the way. She has spent the last decade meeting amazing people, digging up all the dirt on Philly and collaborating with the best and smartest creative team in real estate. The result is The Philly Home Collective. What You Will Learn: Kristin’s backstory and journey into the real estate world How Kristin successfully built her referral and review based business How Kristin made the transition into a higher-priced market as a new agent Why you should always bring your gifts and talents to work whether they’re related to real estate or not How to build out a team with the right people How Kristin stays organized while wearing so many different hats How to Connect With Kristin McFeely: Twitter: @PhillyHomeCo Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/phillyhomecollective/ Instagram: @phillyhomecollective LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/phillyhomecollective/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinmcfeely/ Website: https://www.phillyhomecollective.com/ Additional Resources 5-Step Guide to More Referrals

Hey Dreamer!Do you ever feel stuck because you can’t figure something out for your business?One counterintuitive thing I’ve realized is…you don’t have to do it ALL yourself!There are even services you can turn to and outsource the hardest tasks so that you can focus on the actions that grow your business.My guest on the Dream Cast today is Kristin Molenaar, CEO of YesBossVA. Her business is all about helping entrepreneurs to run theirs.I am impressed by how Kristin is able to serve other business owners while running a business herself! Listen to this episode to learn:• How Kristin started her virtual assistant business• Why leaning on a team can help you grow• Ways to start building your team of helpersListen now!Support the show (http://paypal.me/bwalsh)

One of the best parts of promoting your brand on social media is creating beautiful branded content!! ...but it can also be the most time-consuming, confusing and stressful part of boosting your biz on social, am I right? Whether you love or hate creating content, you will not want to miss my chat with Kristin Mansky of Modish Digital today!Kristin is one of the sweetest, smartest and visually savvy people I know! She owns her own digital boutique firm in sunny Oxnard, CA, where she helps amazing entrepreneurs tell the story of their brand in creative and innovative ways.Our conversation today is all about planning + creating really awesome social media content, and oh boy, do we get into the specifics. From batching your monthly planning to being comfortable in front of the camera for brand photography, I'm not sure there's a rock we've left unturned in today's chat. Here's a breakdown of our conversation:(Wondering about our brand's name change? Here's the full story!)[5:14] How Kristin got started in photography...[9:37] Tips for branding & creating content for multiple accounts![12:45] Batching your content creation process...[18:15] Tips for creating a unified grid layout![23:58] How to plan your brand photoshoot...[29:57] Tips for your first brand photoshoot![46:46] Should our grids be more curated or more authentic?[55:05] Tips for branding your Instagram stories!Listen in to learn more about how to create beautifully branded visual content for your biz on social media, and connect with Kristin at modishdigital.com/ or on Instagram @modishdigital!Are you a brand photographer?! Grab Kristin's free Brand Photography Checklist for Photographers! Click here to download this freebie!For extended show notes + a whole lot of goodies, visit feelgoodsocial.com/episode/4Social media marketing can be so freakin' time consuming, am I right? Download our FREE worksheet with 5 Tips for Saving Time on Social, and start saving your precious time! Visit feelgoodsocial.com/save to grab this awesome freebie.Are you subscribed to The Feel Good Social Podcast yet?! Wherever you're listening, hit that subscribe button, you rad entrepreneur you!And hey, if you'd like to leave us a review to let me know what you like the most about this little ol' podcast, you would be my hero. I'm committed to putting out content you love, so I'd love to hear what you think!Do you want to join a community of fellow Feel-Gooders? Join the Feel Good Social Club - a free Facebook community of down-to-earth entrepreneurs who want to use social media purposefully to market their biz!We also have fun over on Instagram so follow us @feelgoodsocial to join the party!

Despite having that deep desire to grow, we struggle and fail to take the necessary steps to do so. Whether it's trying to widen our skillset, learn something new, or grow our Amazon businesses, there's that force that keeps us from moving forward. We procrastinate, get distracted, and delay making decisions for what we want to achieve.   What keeps us lazy? Why do we sit on the couch binging on Netflix instead of working towards goals we've set for ourselves?   In this week's episode, we discuss the one thing that prevents us from growing our Amazon businesses. We illustrate how the language we use in our everyday lives affects our mindset and explain why you shouldn't make decisions to please everyone else. We reveal the roots of laziness and illustrate how to crush it by scheduling downtime. We also highlight how fear affects the way we decide and act as well as share a few tips and advice to overcome it.   “We procrastinate because we are afraid in some capacity. Fear is an illusion that we think protects us from something.” - Kristin Ostrander   This week on the Amazon Files: How fear and guilt affect the decision-making process for our online businesses How to make the best business decisions without fear The fear of embarrassment and disappointing others Why you shouldn't please anyone and believe in yourself instead The impact of taking small, baby steps to change your mindset The power of the language we use and how it impacts the way we think The roots of laziness and how to overcome it Amy's recent guilty pleasures and how she manages them Using the 15-minute hustle to overcome lazy spells How Kristin balances her downtime and working on her Amazon business How to overcome laziness by creating schedules and breaking down large goals Why you should outsource or hire help for parts of your online business Why Kristin decided to hire a prep center for her Amazon store How to say no to things you don't enjoy doing How fear prevents us from learning opportunities Why you should schedule your downtime Focusing on the best thing that could happen     Related Content:   Dream Big, Step Small: Learn to Reduce Overwhelm While Building the Business of your Dreams by Kristin Ostrander 15-Minute Hustle Amazon Files Ep. 122: What Do You Want Your 2020 To Look Like? Amazon Files Ep. 123: How To Get More Done In Your Amazon Business    The Confident Wholesale Bundlers Workshop Comes to a City Near You!   Are you ready to take your Amazon business to the next level? Want to meet other amazing Amazon sellers while gaining a fresh perspective and developing an action plan?   Join us for the 2020 Confident Wholesale Bundlers Workshop!   Unlock the skills and strategies you need to consistently make successful bundles on Amazon. At the Confident Wholesale Bundlers Workshop, you'll receive hands-on training on:   What wholesale bundles are and why they work How to build bundles that SELL The foundation and framework for building successful wholesale bundles from the ground up How to find and properly communicate with vendors How to organize all of your wholesale research information Pricing strategies for your wholesale bundles And much, much more!   To reserve your spot at the 2020 Confident Wholesale Bundlers Workshop - or request VIP Exclusive Access - visit: MommyIncome.com/2020Workshop    Grow Your Amazon Business! Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of The Amazon Files, the show to help Amazon seller along their business journey one step at a time with your hosts and Amazon experts, Amy Feierman and Kristin Ostrander. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show and leave us your honest review. Don't forget to share your favorite episodes with your friends on social media! Use the codeword KillingIt to join us on Facebook. Each week we host a live discussion on how to grow your Amazon business. Don't forget to check out our websiteand subscribe to our mailing list for even more resources.

It's the end of the year so of course we've got to talk about goal setting! We don't often hear people talking about goal setting the way we use it, so today we're talking specifically about purpose-oriented goal setting. We chatted about: How to prioritize what to work on How Kristin used to have 8+ goals a year and why next year she'll only have 1 Aligning your goals with your purpose statement The self-defeating cycle to avoid in goal setting How to blend a healthier mindset with your strategic goal   SHOWNOTES: For a recap of the episode and any links we mentioned in our conversation today, head to our website at: https://www.jointheprogressproject.com/podcast/97 Our whole mission at The Progress Project is to help you find your purpose and make progress on what matters most. If you feel like it's time to dig into your purpose, we hope you'll join us in our Find Your Purpose Course next month! Go to jointheprogressproject.com/purpose to get on the waitlist and learn more. Cart opens Jan 3rd and closes Jan 9th!! PATREON: Want to start making real progress in your life? Join our monthly Patreon supporters for just $3 or $10 and get access to ALL the good stuff! Get access to our Bonus Episodes + Live Training Calls + Mini Courses + Printables that help you create the life you want to live. Click HERE to learn more!

On this episode, I'm chatting with Kristin Dias-Gyimah of Dime Nails in Los Angeles.    Listen as we discuss: How Kristin realized she wasn't going to fulfill her dreams unless she made a big move. The importance of incredible customer service, while also making sure there's mutual respect in the relationship. How crucial having support is in entrepreneurship - free or paid. Why successful people come from a place of YES with everything.

Today, we’re chatting with Kristin Kruk of the I Tried It Podcast. Kristin has quickly become my friend after we’ve bonded over our love of all things beauty, wellness and spirituality. On her podcast, Kristin invites guests to come and share their stories about the things they’re passionate about and experts on, while she shares her own experiences of the first time she’s tried something. If you’re a fan of anything and everything beauty, natural skincare, wellness, spirituality and overall spontaneity and enjoying life - then you’re going to LOVE this chat today! In this episode we're talking all about: Kristin’s journey and why she started the I tried It Podcast Why Kristin continues to create content, even with the dreaded slow growth of a podcast How Kristin manages being a content creator with a full time corporate job How Kristin sees her platform evolving and SO MUCH MORE!   2020 ManiFEST Circle Event, Get your ticket here: http://bit.ly/2K8VZHl Free Scripting E-Book: http://bit.ly/MDScriptBook Full Episode Show Notes: http://bit.ly/2Oe4ymJ MANIFEST DAILY on Instagram @TheManifestDaily You can find me on Instagram @DheandraNicolette   

You may think that building your own seven-figure business is impossible. Maybe you don't feel ready to take the first steps and have been delaying starting your new venture. Perhaps you believe the market is over-saturated with Amazon sellers and you won't be able to truly make a full-time living from this endeavor. These feelings shouldn't stand in your way, and while a successful business venture requires hard work and perseverance, there is room for you. It is possible for anyone to build a thriving Amazon business.   Today, we celebrate our 5-year anniversary at Mommy Income by sharing our Amazon FBA success stories and why we started our e-commerce businesses. We share how we transformed them into long-term, sustainable Amazon businesses, and the value of having someone to share and bounce ideas off of. We discuss why you need to take those first steps to start your business now, even if you don't feel ready. We also highlight how failures are opportunities to learn and grow as entrepreneurs and can open the door to success for yourself and your business.     “All you have to do is start something. You don't have to have all your stuff together, and you don't have to know everything. Just put it out there and see what happens.” - Kristin Ostrander       This week on the Amazon Files:   How Kristin's journey began and why she built an Amazon business. Creating a sustainable long-term Amazon business. The birth of the Mommy Income podcast. How technology is opening doors to new opportunities. How we met, became partners, and started doing wholesale bundles. Amy's journey and how she turned something she enjoyed into an e-commerce business. The value of having someone to discuss ideas or problems with. Why we want others to benefit from our Amazon wholesale bundle system. Why you must take the first step now, even if you don't feel ready. How failures are a step on the journey to success.       Resources:   My Prep Center     Related Content:   Confident Wholesale Bundle California Workshop! (till Nov 8) Dream Big Step Small by Kristin Ostrander       The Confident Wholesale Bundlers Workshop Comes to a City Near You!   Are you ready to take your Amazon business to the next level? Want to meet other amazing Amazon sellers while gaining a fresh perspective and developing an action plan?   Join us for the 2020 Confident Wholesale Bundlers Workshop!   Unlock the skills and strategies you need to consistently make successful bundles on Amazon. At the Confident Wholesale Bundlers Workshop, you'll receive hands-on training on:   What wholesale bundles are and why they work How to build bundles that SELL The foundation and framework for building successful wholesale bundles from the ground up How to find and properly communicate with vendors How to organize all of your wholesale research information Pricing strategies for your wholesale bundles And much, much more!   To reserve your spot at the 2020 Confident Wholesale Bundlers Workshop - or request VIP Exclusive Access- visit: MommyIncome.com/2020Workshop     Grow Your Amazon Business! Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of The Amazon Files, the show to help Amazon seller along their business journey one step at a time with your hosts and Amazon experts, Amy Feierman and Kristin Ostrander. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show and leave us your honest review. Don't forget to share your favorite episodes with your friends on social media! Use the codeword 5th Birthday to join us on Facebook. Each week we host a live discussion on how to grow your Amazon business. Don't forget to check out our website and subscribe to our mailing list for even more resources.

You know EXACTLY who your ideal client is, but sometimes you feel like you can’t quite reach them.  If you’ve ever felt like you can’t quite get your message in front of your ideal client then you’ll want to hear the tips shared on this episode.  On today's on-air strategy session, I spoke with Kristin LeAnn, a fine art southern wedding photographer here in North Carolina. We spoke about her ideal client and why she loves working with southern brides.  She shares how she’s used giveaways to lead people into her business and where she’s currently feeling stuck. I shared a few of my best marketing practices that would help her to uplevel her business including how she could upsell her products, build relationships and partnerships with other local vendors and getting couples to commit to doing a wedding. We talk about: How Kristin got into wedding photography Kristin’s ideal bride Where she feels the most stuck at in her business Using competitions to lead people to her business Building out her pipeline for future weddings Creating partnerships with other local wedding vendors Using upselling techniques  How Kristin gets couples to commit to a wedding How to go above and beyond for other vendors Mallory’s advice for lead generation From Kristin: I'm Kristin LeAnn, a fine art southern wedding photographer based in Raleigh, North Carolina.  I am 30 years old and a native North Carolinian!  I am an entrepreneur, artist, photographer, and designer. My obsession with art and everything creative means your session is truly exciting for me (and you!) Each session is personalized and designed with each individual in mind.  While I strive to provide amazing portraits you will look back on for years to come, the most important thing is the experience.  My love for photography began when I received my first camera when I was a young child.  I was OBSESSED with that blue Fisher-Price camera! My Papa was a huge influencer in my photography.  I loved watching slides and looking through photos he took of my Nana. A part of them will live on forever in photographs, which is something I love about photography.  Connect with Kristin: Website | Wedding Photography Instagram | Newborn Photography Instagram | Personal Instagram About Marketing Magic: The Marketing Magic podcast is where women entrepreneurs trying to do all the things come to get inspiration, business strategy, and on-air coaching on how to get their business noticed and growing. If you have a business that people need to know about in order for it to grow, you’re in the right place. This is the place to uncomplicate your marketing. Be sure to listen, subscribe, and leave a review! Join the conversation of other unapologetically successful women in her Facebook community, The #girlboss Club.

An interview with Kristin Martinez, LMFT, about how trauma informed practices apply to the workplace. Curt and Katie talk with Kristin about her person-centered management, the benefits of treating employees well, and the risks of managing individuals as though they were cogs in a machine. It’s time to reimagine therapy and what it means to be a therapist. We are human beings who can now present ourselves as whole people, with authenticity, purpose, and connection. Especially now, when therapists must develop a personal brand to market their practices. To support you as a whole person and a therapist, your hosts, Curt Widhalm and Katie Vernoy talk about how to approach the role of therapist in the modern age. Interview with Kristin Martinez, LMFT Kristin Martinez is a licensed therapist who developed a process of management coined: Person Centered Management.  She developed Person Centered Management through her own experience and expertise in trauma informed psychotherapy and being a leader in several organizations. Kristin owns a consulting firm and a group therapy practice.  Prior to being a business owner, Kristin spent over 10 years in the mental health field as case worker, therapist, and administrator in private, contracted, and government entities.  She has experience as a Director in Logistics prior to entering the field of mental health and knows the power of good teaming.   In this episode we talk about: The idea of best practices for workplaces – Trauma Informed Workplaces, Person-centered management How Kristin came to identify the need for trauma informed practices not just with clients, but with the therapists and workforce as well Looking at the community mental health perspective How current practices lead to burnout at all levels How to introduce best practices into public mental health The importance of treating employees as people and developing real relationships with employees A primer on trauma informed perspective Look at context of behavior in order to address things like timeliness The idea of “therapy for the work place” Best practices for supervising and managing The myth that this type of work that focuses on the individual takes more time The risk of burnout and turnover for workplaces that don’t take care of their people How to introduce these concepts into the classroom How to infuse hope into the option of working in community mental health The importance of boundaries, asking for help, understanding expectations The attempts of these agencies to improve employee engagement and supporting the staff to stay longer The danger of the silos that different clinicians can be in (i.e., community mental health, private practice, other types of treatment centers) The benefit of connection with other therapists How processing your own stuff, making sure to consult, and taking time for self-care needs to be incorporated into a trauma-informed workplace Suggestions for group or solo practice owners to incorporate these best practices How Kristin puts her money where her mouth is, in her group practice Looking at how the workplace can impact each individual, looking at trauma responses for everyone involved (every client, every employee, everyone) Kristin believes that therapists are too focused on behavior and symptom reduction The importance of training all staff within interdisciplinary teams, taking care of all staff at levels The hope of transforming workplaces to make our career more sustainable   Our Generous Sponsors: SimplePractice Trusted by over 40,000 customers, SimplePractice creates software and services for health and wellness professionals. Its EHR empowers practices to run their businesses more efficiently, streamlining administrative tasks, enabling regulatory compliance, and improving documentation. Learn more by going to www.simplepractice.com/therapyreimagined . You can also sign up and receive a special promotion of getting 3 months of SimplePractice for the price of 1. Please note, this offer is valid for new customers only.    Become a Group Guru Learn how to fill a group in private practice without coffee dates or networking events, even if no one in your community knows your name yet and you have no idea where to start.  Free trainings and resources (like a free 5-day group jump start guide with your step-by-step plan to creating the group your ideal clients are ready to enroll in today) at www.becomeagroupguru.com.   Relevant Resources: We’ve pulled together any resources mentioned in this episode and put together some handy-dandy links: Kristin’s Consulting Website Kristin’s Group Practice: Pax Therapy and Family Services SAMHSA Trauma-Informed Care Relevant Episodes: Toxic Work Environments The Burnout System Addressing the Burnout Machine   Connect with us: The Modern Therapists Group on Facebook Therapy Reimagined 2019 Who we are: Curt Widhalm is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in private practice in the Los Angeles area. He is a Board Member at Large for the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, a Subject Matter Expert for the California Board of Behavioral Sciences, Adjunct Faculty at Pepperdine University, and a loving husband and father. He is 1/2 great person, 1/2 provocateur, and 1/2 geek, in that order. He dabbles in the dark art of making "dad jokes" and usually has a half-empty cup of coffee somewhere nearby. Learn more about Curt at www.curtwidhalm.com. Katie Vernoy is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, coach, and consultant. As a helping professional for two decades, she’s navigated the ups and downs of our unique line of work. She’s run her own solo therapy practice, designed innovative clinical programs, built and managed large, thriving teams of service providers, and consulted hundreds of helping professionals on how to build meaningful AND sustainable practices. In her spare time, Katie is secretly siphoning off Curt's youthful energy, so that she can take over the world. Learn more about Katie at www.katievernoy.com. A Quick Note: Our opinions are our own. We are only speaking for ourselves – except when we speak for each other, or over each other. We’re working on it. Our guests are also only speaking for themselves and have their own opinions. We aren’t trying to take their voice, and no one speaks for us either. Mostly because they don’t want to, but hey. Stay in Touch: www.mtsgpodcast.com https://www.facebook.com/therapyreimagined/ https://twitter.com/therapymovement https://www.instagram.com/therapyreimagined/ Credits: Voice Over by DW McCann https://www.facebook.com/McCannDW/ Music by Crystal Grooms Mangano http://www.crystalmangano.com/

You’ll be delighted with today’s birth story episode with Kristin, a super mama who had seven healthy and uncomplicated pregnancies and births!  In this Episode, We Talk About: The difference in care that Kristin received between physicians and midwives The importance of educating yourself to help you have the birth that you want Being healthy and active before pregnancies and maintaining it in between pregnancies Problems and concerns Kristin experienced during pregnancies How each pregnancy and birth is different (including a 25 hour labor with #6) How Kristin managed pain during labor Techniques to cope with contractions Using birth balls and hydrotherapy Why Kristin choose not to have a doula  Kristin’s thoughts on how the hospital staff supported her The hospital’s philosophy around diet where Kristin delivered Things Kristin learned after 7 pregnancies and births Full Show Notes: www.ncrcoaching.com/episode32

Kristin retired from her day job to pursue entrepreneurship and make money blogging. Once Kristin realised she could make good money blogging, she set a goal and left her day job once she reached it. Since then, she's set up her own business as a Pinterest VA and now helps others work remotely too. You'll love that story. We also chat about... Her money journey Tips to make money online blogging Pinterest design tips How Kristin got started as a Pinterest VA Becoming a Pinterest VA as a side hustle Enjoy this chat with Kristin, and please subscribe to us in iTunes if you enjoyed it! Show notes and links from today's episode Become a Pinterest VA Kristin's blog: Believe in a Budget Gold City Ventures (J's Blogging Course) Key takeaways from our chat with Kristin 1 - You can make good money blogging On her 4th month blogging, Kristin made her first $60. At month 10, she was making $4,000 per month. Using spreadsheets and planning, she figured out how much she needed to make so she could leave her job and it's now been 6 years since she quit. Through trial and error, she's learnt the basics of blogging. She realised her income did not rely on how many blog posts she was publishing a week, but more on putting time in the appropriate place: affiliate income, personal products and a lot of experimenting. 2 - Using Pinterest to boost blog traffic Kristin had no experience with social media, but once she discovered Pinterest and started using it, she immediately saw a boost in her blog traffic. She attributes Pinterest as the best way to grow website traffic. Her tips include making sure pins are tall and skinny, making sure colors are light and bright and that pins cover beginner topics such as budgeting and saving. Experimenting with different pin designs is a good way to make sure your blog post gets noticed. 3 - How you can become a Pinterest VA From her Pinterest success, Kristin published a case study showing how much Pinterest boosted her blog. From there, bloggers reached out to her for help with their own Pinterest. She quickly had an entire schedule of clients who hired her to work on their Pinterest. This led to the creation of 'Becoming a Pinterest VA' course that now helps other freelancers make money with Pinterest clients. Questions? Like or dislike? Leave us a comment! Want to support the podcast? Here are three things you can do. 1. Start tracking your net worth with Personal Capital using our link. It's free. 2. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel and get one extra LIVE episode from us per week. 3. Join our Facebook group and connect with other members of the FI community.

When was the last time you decided to quite all the voices and just focus on your desire to create art? Is it hard for you to carve out the time in your life or have you found the right formula to make it work? Wherever you are at in your journey, I know you’ll appreciate hearing from the amazing Jacksonville based artist - Kristin Cronic. In our conversation, Kristin opens up about how she got started as an artist, what it was like navigating life as a Navy officer, how she recovered when her whole world was flipped upside down, and so much more. Don’t forget to check out images of Kristin’s artwork located at the end of this post. Paint on the floor and permission to create art Do you remember when you were first given permission to paint? Remember the joy you had? What happened to that joy? Have you fanned those flames over the years or are you just now starting to re-light the fire? Kristin Cronic looks back to the early years of her life when her mother would allow her to paint and explore to heart's content. Her mother still has a paint-covered floor in her room at that house to this day! Kristin also received early encouragement from her aunt, Kathy Strauss who is also an artist. Surviving a hurricane Several years ago in 2017, Hurricane Irma struck the Florida coast, the Florida Keys, and the Caribbean. Irma also happened to strike just as Kristin and her family were planning a major shift in their lives - Kristin was resigning from the Navy to pursue her career in art. Also - Kristin was six weeks pregnant with their second child. As crazy as that time was, thankfully, Kristin and her family made it through the whole ordeal safely. In the ensuing months, Kristin and her family went to work picking up the pieces as they began to rebuild. Two months after the chaos - Kristin started to really struggle with all the challenges that were building up. Thankfully, her husband stepped in with some helpful advice. Follow your gut In the middle of trying to bring order to chaos, Kristin followed her husband’s advice, and she started painting again. He knew, even when she had forgotten that taking the time to create art would help her find peace. It’s wonderful when you have people in your corner who help you follow your gut even when you can’t hear it speaking up! As Kristin started to follow her gut and get back into what brought her joy, she found herself struggling with a direction. Listening to the Savvy Painter podcast helped Kristin reconnect with her inner artist and begin the path toward creating art again. Listening to the podcast wasn’t the silver bullet for Kristin, she also reached out to a local artist, and she enrolled in the Savvy Painter Growth Studio. It’s never too late Hopefully, you’ll find Kristin’s powerful story of finding her way and following her gut inspiring - I know I did! What I want artists like you to know is this; it’s never too late. You aren’t too old or too out of touch with the art community. No excuse is big enough to keep you from creating art. The world needs your story and your art just as much as it needs Kristin’s! I’m so encouraged that this podcast and the community we’ve built has helped artists like Kristin find their way. Please, continue offering your feedback and your insights as we continue to work together to create something meaningful in this space. Outline of This Episode [0:08] An update on my move to Argentina. [2:00] I introduce my guest, Kristin Cronic. [3:20] How did Kristin get started as an artist? [7:30] Kristin talks about how this podcast and a local artist encouraged her to get back involved with painting. [13:00] How Kristin’s world turned upside down. [17:30] The differences between the Navy culture and life as an artist. [21:15] Kristin explains how she started to find her voice. [26:45] How Kristin got her art featured in two art shows. [34:00] Insights Kristin has learned by listening to artists featured on this podcast. [37:30] Advice that Kristin has for fellow artists. [39:45] Closing thoughts. Other artists mentioned on this episode Cameron Schmitz Paul Ladnier Erin Spencer Kathy Strauss Resources Mentioned on this episode Kristin Cronic Fine Art Savvy Painter Growth Studio Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

"We talk so much about the physical changes — but I wish we talked more about the emotional pieces in pregnancy." Welcome to the first episode in a 10-part Motherhood Mondays series on the Ali on the Run Show. The minute I found out I was pregnant in February 2018, my brain was consumed with all things pregnancy, childbirth, and Buy Buy Baby coupons. But once I gave birth, my world was rocked. I'd prepared for pregnancy, but had no idea what I was in for when it came to new motherhood. The breastfeeding, the hormones, the hair loss, the sleep deprivation — all things people had told me about, but that I don't think I ever could have fully prepared for. And so I struggled — hard. I've been at this new mom thing for six months now, and while I'm no expert, many of the guests on this series are. This series is all about new motherhood: the struggles, the intensity, the big wins, and little victories. It's a judgment-free, no-such-thing-as-TMI look at survival mode, thriving mode, and everything in between.  First up: Kristin Mallon, a board certified nurse midwife and founder of Integrative Obstetrics in Jersey City, NJ, who has delivered more than 4,000 babies in her 16 years of experience. Kristin is a mom of four and a four-time marathoner — and she was my midwife! I had an amazing pregnancy and delivery under Kristin's care, and I'm thrilled to welcome her to the show.  Thank you to Sweaty Betty for sponsoring Motherhood Mondays on the Ali on the Run Show! Go to sweatybetty.com and use code ONTHERUN for 20 percent off your purchase. What you’ll get on this episode: How Kristin became a midwife, and what the difference is between an OB/GYN and a midwife (3:30) Common misconceptions about midwifery (8:05) Who might want to consider using a midwife during pregnancy and delivery? (11:00) On first-time moms and pregnancy FAQs (13:55) Kristin’s top dos and don’ts during pregnancy (18:10) What Kristin wants to say to women trying to get pregnant after miscarriage or loss (22:20) How to advocate for yourself during pregnancy (25:00) All about “birth plans” and birth disappointment (31:30) What is a midwife’s role during the childbirth process? (41:00) On pooping and tearing (46:00) What women and their partners should understand about recovering from childbirth — physically and mentally (48:30) What Kristin’s four birth experiences were like (54:00) What we mention on this episode: Integrative Obstetrics Expecting Better by Emily Oster Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Newborn by Penny Simkin Ovia Health app The Birth Partner Vibrant Beginnings prenatal and postnatal supplements Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Facebook Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

In today's episode we're talking about using visualization to create your future. Have you ever felt like the actions you're taking aren't actually helping you change or make real progress? We're talking about how powerful visualization can be to help us actually make things happen when we haven't been able to with actions alone. This has been a life-changing concept for us! By visualization, we just mean intentionally teaching your brain new thoughts that will create the mindset shifts you want and inspire new, powerful action. We chatted about: How Kristin has been using visualization over the last couple months to manage her time better, be more creative, feel more successful, and more Why it works A few different ways to experiment with visualization Ideas for what to visualize & how to choose which to focus on How Laura uses visualization to maintain relationships with her dad and other loved ones who have passed away Why we think our brains are capable of so much more than we know! SHOWNOTES: To check out any links, notes, and details from our conversation today, head to our website at: http://www.jointheprogressproject.com/podcast/61 Find Your Purpose: Grab our free guide to help you uncover your true purpose! Or get a sneak peak at our Find Your Purpose Course made just for you!

Real SOULutions Podcast In this episode of Real SOULutions, I am so excited to bring on my friend Kristin who is one of two behind the viral Instagram and Facebook videos. From their lip-synching, to their relationship content, Kristin and Danny create content on family, faith, and just funny stuff. They are always making me laugh. The first time I met them, I just knew that Brandon and I would really get along with them. They are married with two kids, they create content, they travel the country – talking about marriage, relationships, and all other things. They are here to live loudly, love radically, and just laugh uncontrollably. They first started with a viral lip-synch video over on their Facebook page, Kristin and Danny, and now they have opened up and broadened their horizons to where they have an online community of a million people.   In this episode of Real SOULutions: 02:00 – Where and how did Kristin and Sarah meet? 03:00 – What is Kristin and Danny’s story? 06:50 – What are the common misconceptions around marriage that Kristin and Danny usually encounter? 12:00 – Kristin and Danny’s “Aha” moment that what they’re doing now is what they wanted to do 18:00 – Kristin talks about their “Daily Bread” 22:00 – How Kristin’s wedding disaster turned into a blessing in disguise 27:00 – What are the biggest takeaways you can get in Kristin and Danny’s marriage conferences? How are they different from other marriage conferences? 40:00 – Kristin’s advice for the single people out there. How do you prepare yourself for marriage? 44:00 – This is the question that you should ask yourself everyday   How do you connect with Danny and Kristin? http://kristinanddanny.net/ Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/kristinanddanny/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kristinanddanny/

What is your fear saying to you? How Kristin talks about her fear is a study in creating a dialogue with those parts of her that want to keep her safe by never jumping out of her comfort zone. She now uses fear as a motivator and a tool, rather than a roadblock. Her lively spirit will inspire you to think through what your fear sidekick is trying to tell you. Kristin Kallio-Boucher is a life coach at Taking Care of you Coaching. She strives to help capture your inner mom strength that allows for growth and balance. The belief is that YOU have this knowledge and power deep inside … we all just need some coaching to get us going in the forward direction and hold ourselves accountable. You can find her on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/takingcareofyoucoaching/. Her web site is http://www.takingcareofyoucoaching.com. ** For more information on my March 2019 retreat on Harbor Island, SC, visit https://www.liznorell.com/harbor/! Get a freebie when you sign up before December 31, 2018!

In this episode of Handling Business we interview Kristin Morrison, who is a celebrity in the world of pet sitting and dog walking! Kristin is the creator the Six Figure Pet Business Academy, the author of two books, Six Figure Pet Business and Prosperous Pet Business, a well known speaker, a podcast host and has successfully sold her own large pet sitting business. In the last 18 years Kristin has coached business owners in 49 of the 50 States. She has also produced countless webinars and products that have helped business owners around the world go from being burned out and unprofitable, to becoming business owners who see massive profits and gain more freedom in their lives. Kristin has a new book that she has just released called 30 Days to Start and Grow Your Pet Sitting Business. What you’ll learn: - How Kristin sold her own pet sitting business for six figures and how she prepared her business for sale by not just selling a client list, but by putting the processes and systems in place to get a higher valuation. - Tips for battling burnout and how to work towards freedom from tedious long hours. - How to hire a great team so that you can take weekends off, achieve a four hour work week and scale your business so that you can travel. - How to stay inspired and creative when it comes to running your business. - How to think beyond your service business and become an expert in your field. - Kristin shares her new book that’s full of step by step instructions for moving your business forward. She also includes tips that her coaching clients have implemented to increase their sales and improve their margins. - How to implement modern technology with your business so that you don’t lose clients to the big app giants just because they are looking for the ondemand booking and tracking experience. - How Handlr can take your business to the next level by turning your business into a well-oiled system that can be sold as a viable business instead of just selling your client list for a fraction of the price.

Do you ever feel like the Ugly Duckling? Like something is off about the environment you’re working in? What if we could create inclusive workplaces where everyone felt like a Swan most of the time? Where we could use our intuition AND manage a spreadsheet? Where everyone felt safe enough to speak up? Kristin Engvig is the founder and CEO of the WINConference, a globally recognized network and resource for women working internationally. A prominent thought leader in the evolution of the female leadership journey, Kristin created WIN to inspire women worldwide in becoming agents of possibility and to bring a more feminine, global and sustainable vision into the workplace and the world at large. On the inaugural episode of Women’s Empowerment School, Kristin sits down with Sylvia to share the origin story of WIN and explain how the principles of inclusiveness and choice inspired her to start the organization. Kristin discusses the art of creating a world through the WINConference, the criteria for its partners and corporate sponsors, and the depth of relationships cultivated at the event. She also offers insight on maintaining a state of mindfulness and managing energy effectively in the midst of a busy, global lifestyle. Listen in for Kristin’s take on the evolution of companies as women AND men wake up to the urgency of a world that values generosity, caring and empathy—and learn how to fight for a world that works for everyone!   Topics Covered Kristin’s aim to inspire women in becoming ‘agents of possibility’ The pivotal moment when Kristin understood the power of choice How feeling like ‘the Ugly Duckling’ inspired Kristin to create WIN Kristin’s insight on fighting for a world that works for everyone Kristin’s holistic approach to curating a world at the WINConference Kristin’s take on the current trends toward diversity and inclusion Why Kristin advocates for an empathetic approach to business How WINConference sponsors demonstrate a commitment to sustainability The depth of relationships created at the WINConference How Kristin’s profound dedication to purpose energizes her How Kristin manages her energy in the midst of extensive travel Kristin’s insight on living in a state of mindfulness How companies are evolving as more women are empowered The value of meeting as physical beings in a common space The urgency around making space for generosity, caring and empathy Connect with Kristin WINConference Kristin on LinkedIn Kristin on Twitter Connect with Sylvia Becker-Hill Women’s Empowerment School Sylvia on Instagram Resources Women Who Run with the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype by Clarissa Pinkola Estés

Kristin is the founder and managing director of Creative Development Agency (formerly award-winning firm, Marquet Media). She oversees the day-to-day operations of the agency as well as directs all client accounts and projects. With a strong eye for creating memorable brands and a diverse range of knowledge, Kristin provides strategic counsel to clients interested in developing successful internal and external communication programs across all media platforms. Kristin has forged successful partnerships with celebrity fashion designer and correspondent NV Nick Verreos; prestige hair care brand Briogeo; luxury skincare brand BubblePopBeauty.com; and many more. She has generated media placements in Wall Street Journal, The Today Show, Seventeen, Glamour, and ELLE magazines, Refinery29.com, and countless other outlets. Passionate about learning, Kristin has attended MIT, Boston University, and New York University, and holds degrees in Literature and Marketing/PR. In 2015, she authored of the book, Squash the competition and Dominate your marketplace: 55 Easy Tips to Generate Big Publicity for Your Startup or Small Business. Most recently, she joined the Young Entrepreneur Council, and is also a contributor to Forbes.com, Inc.com, HuffingtonPost.com, Entrepreneur.com, and NYDailyNews.com As someone who loves everything about the startup world, Kristin launched the design studio FemFounder.co to help emerging entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Kristin’s team of just 5 people uses systems and processes get a LOT of work done for their 31 clients Kristin’s whiteboard system of physically writing everything that she and her team needs to accomplish in schedules, workflows, checklists, etc. on paper and whiteboards The meeting Kristin’s team has on every Friday to go over what’s been accomplished and what needs to be a priority in the days and weeks ahead Why digital project management systems like Trello and Asana didn’t work for Kristin What goes on each of the six whiteboards (and why Kristin duplicates what’s on her whiteboards at work on her whiteboards at home) How Kristin takes what’s on the whiteboards with her -- without ever entering that data into her computer The importance of detailing every single step to make sure nothing slips through the cracks Kristin’s color coding on her whiteboards using black (pending), red (urgent), and blue (new) markers Creative Development Agency’s upcoming proprietary algorithm as part of their analytics department Experimenting to find the system that works best for you Ways to contact Kristin: Website: creativedevelopmentagency.com

Join host Karen Briscoe each week to learn how you can achieve success at a higher level by investing just 5 minutes a day! Tune in to hear powerful, inspirational success stories and expert insights from entrepreneurs, business owners, industry leaders, and real estate agents that will transform your business and life. Karen shares a-ha moments that have shaped her career and discusses key concepts from her book Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day: Secrets of a Top Agent Revealed.   Here’s to your success in business and in life!   In this episode, Karen and Kristin discuss: Kristin's journey to success How Kristin gets leads What CUTCO is all about Kristin's strategies for consulting to sell Feel. Felt. Found. How Kristin connects to build and grow     Key Takeaways and Actionable Success Principles: Authenticity is paramount and Kristin always shares her goals with her clients A push is a time frame when you sell as much as you can CUTCO makes high quality kitchen knives and accessories, made in the US People care if you care. So look at a close as a service and not a sale Strong genuine relationships is how you secure your client retention   “When you set your mind to something, your mind helps you achieve it” - Kristin Brindley   Connect with Karen Briscoe:   Twitter: @5MinuteSuccess Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/5minutesuccess/ Website: http://www.5minutesuccess.com/ Email: karen@5minutesuccess.com   Connect with Kristin Brindley:   DC Metro Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DCMetroRealProducers/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kristin.brindley.sg LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cutcokristin/ Creig Northrop LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/creignorthrop/       About Kristin Brindley Kristin has been part of the CUTCO community for 12 years. Her career sales are over $1 million and she is a proud member of CUTCO's Hall of Fame. It's her passion to help realtors and lenders brand their business using a gift that is unique, high quality, classy, and effective. From this passion, came DC Metro Real Producers - the magazine she publishes connecting top producing realtors and affiliates in the DC Metro tristate areas and surrounding counties.   5 Minute Success Links   Learn more about Karen’s book, Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day   Subscribe to 5 Minute Success Podcast   Spread the love and share the secrets of 5 Minute Success with your friends and colleagues!     Show Notes by Show Producer: Anna Nygren

Kristin Booker is a writer, blogger, and the creator of the site Fashion.Style.Beauty. Kristin has crafted stories for Marie Claire, ELLE, Refinery29, Lucky, xoJane, xoVain, and Yahoo Beauty, among others. I got to meet Kristin when she interviewed me for a piece on Self.com. Since then, it’s been amazing to get to know her and watch her flourish in so many ways!    In this episode, Kristin is so brave and vulnerable in sharing her experiences, from early alcohol abuse, sexual assault, eating disorders, and her struggle to find a place in the world. Kristin’s journey is an inspiration, and the things that she’s accomplished in her fiercely authentic journey to self-actualization prove that it is possible for all of us to create a life that we love!    Kristin’s relationship with her body is at the core of her journey, and throughout the years she’s had ups and downs, just like all of us. When her doctor gave her a very loving, direct wake-up call a few years ago, Kristin embarked on the next chapter of her journey: weight loss, in the name of her health.     So often in the body positive community, it can feel like we’re being torn between two extremes: dieting, weight loss, “all or nothing” thinking, and permission to be whatever size, eating whatever foods, and doing whatever exercise with no regard for our health. But the truth is that there is a middle ground. Kristin proves this, by sharing the very integrated ways in which her pursuit of health, and self actualization, has lead her to a very body positive mentality. She has reconciled weight loss with also loving her body, and accepting it as it is.     Key takeaways:    Kristin’s early life, which includes some tough stuff like alcohol abuse, sexual abuse, sexual assault, and feeling like she didn’t fit in as a creative  Kristin’s journey to find a place for herself professionally where she can use both her creative and her business brain  Kristin’s relationship with her body over the years, from extreme deprivation and an eating disorder, to dire health consequences in her later life  How Kristin got her start as a freelance writer, and what lead her to create Fashion.Style.Beauty  Kristin’s big break as a writer with SheFinds.com  Kristin’s wake up call with her health  How Kristin has come full circle to a body positive mindset, as someone who also lost weight and transformed her health  The importance of carving out your own definition of health, and how Kristin stays balanced in a world of extremes!    Mentioned in this episode:    Fashion.Style.Beauty  The forthcoming Fashion.Style.Beauty podcast, coming November 27th!  Kristin’s piece on me and several other models for Self.com  SheFinds.com  Kristin’s blog   Kristin’s Instagram    Share the Body Love!    Share what you learned here via Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or Twitter    Subscribe on iTunes and leave a review. I love hearing what you have to say!    Post your own experiences, thoughts, and feedback to social media using the hashtag #healthyatanysize! 

In today’s episode of Lions of Liberty, Marc welcomes in political columnist, pundit and author, Kristin Tate, aka “The Libertarian Chick!” Kristin currently writes for The Hill, appears frequently on cable news outlets like Fox News and MSNBC, and is the author of the book “Government Gone Wild: How DC Politicians Are Taking You For a Ride - And What You Can Do About It.” In the show, you’ll hear: How Kristin was converted to libertarianism after hearing a certain Republican Congressman from Texas on the campaign trail. Kristin describes her experience reporting for Breitbart on the US-Mexico border, and how what she saw firsthand differed from mainstream media narratives. Why Kristin felt the Libertarian Party ticket had a messaging problem in 2016. Is Donald Trump the President Millenials Need? PLUS!…Marc answers some more Let [...]

Kristin Marquet is the founder and managing director of Creative Development Agency (formerly award-winning firm, Marquet Media). She oversees the day-to-day operations of the agency as well as directs all client accounts and projects. Kristin also develops, manages, and implements various internal and external communication and social media initiatives. With a strong eye for creating memorable brands and a diverse range of knowledge, Kristin provides strategic counsel to clients interested in developing successful internal and external communication programs across all media platforms. Kristin has forged successful partnerships with celebrity fashion designer and correspondent NV Nick Verreos; womens wear designer Yunes Swathe; Vancouver Fashion Week; prestige hair care brand Briogeo; French accessory designer Mona Roussette; and many more. She has generated media placements in Wall Street Journal, The Today Show, Seventeen and Lucky magazines, Glam.com, and countless other outlets. Kristin holds a master’s degree in marketing and PR from New York University, and is also a contributor to Entrepreneur.com and NYDailyNews.com. She is also the founder of the business blog LifestyleandBusiness.com and lifestyle tech startup, TheLABDaily.com. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Kristin’s background and journey What you need to figure out before you start hiring employees Kristin’s story of how losing a big piece of business led to a bigger, better opportunity The mentorship lessons Kristin took from her father How Kristin learned to let go and start delegating effectively How she finds and hires people Looking at your company from your hire’s perspective What “A Players” look like to Kristin How to nurture your employees so that they stick around Leading yourself through focus and time blocking Why prioritization is so important Kristin’s brand coaching packages Ways to contact Kristin: Website: www.creativedevelopmentagency.com Website: www.lifestyleandbusiness.com

In today's episode, Pilar talks to Kirstin Messina about Yonderwork, a company enabling remote workers to travel around the world as a community. Introduction If you fancy joining Virtual Team Talk, you can apply here: https://virtualteamtalk.com/ Fancy contributing to the 100th episode? Tell us how you think the world of work is changing... or not. Get in touch here: http://virtualnotdistant.com/contact-us/ Don't forget to listen to (or read the scripts) Management Café. https://managementcafepodcast.com/   Thanks to Saros for sponsoring this podcast! https://www.sarosresearch.com/participate/join-saros-research/?id=100243   09:15mins The Conversation with Kristin Messina What is Yonderwork and who joins this community? http://www.yonderwork.com/ How does Yonderwork facilitate the experience of working remotely in another country. Who are the Digital Nomads? Having a community that you can plug into, both on a personal and professional level is what we are really looking to provide people with. Why Kristin set up Yonderwork, with her husband. Why do we need to choose between lifestyle and the work we do? How do they choose the locations to take the community to? Next stops: Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile. Are different generations up for this? The One Million per Work Flexibility: http://www.workflexibility.org/ The criteria for a location to take the community. Their remote team. Checking the internet speed in cafés! How Kristin put her team together. How can companies enable people to work location-free? What kind of questions do they ask people who want to sign up to the community? Can't wait to join YonderWork. Click here!

In today's episode I’m talking to one of the founders and teachers of Learn Real English - Kristin Dodds. Read the show notes, full transcript & join the discussion at: englishthesmartway.com/session6 Kristin has more than 20 years of experience teaching English to speakers of other languages. She has taught English in South Korea, Thailand and Japan, as well as in the United States. She has a CELTA certificate, as well as a Master’s degree in TESOL, which stands for Teaching English to Speakers of other Languages. Kristin Dodds with AJ Hoge and Joe Weiss run together Learn Real English which helps students around the world becoming fluent and confident English speakers. The Real English Conversation Lessons - which is the name of the course - teaches you English without focusing on grammar rules. Instead you listen to real English conversations of native English speakers. This way you will learn grammar subconsciously without even realising it. In the first part of our interview Kristin is sharing with us her challenging first experience in teaching English in South Korea and her soon realisation that studying grammar to succeed in English isn’t effective at all. Later in the interview Kristin talks about acquiring language in the most natural way - by listening a lot - which is actually very similar to the way how children learn language. We also talk about how opening up to culture of a country can help us tremendously with our language learning. Kristin then shares with us the success story of her Thai friend, her number one tip for English learners, and she also talks about the benefits of free voluntary reading. Listen to and enjoy today's episode with Kristin Dodds from Learn Real English. In the session you will learn - How was Kristin’s first experience in teaching English in Korea and Georgia (9:01) - How Kristin realised that teaching English using textbooks isn’t effective (14:51, 15:30) - What we can learn from the research of Stephen Krashen and James Asher (15:30) - How you can acquire language as a child in the most natural way (15:30) - The success story of Kristin’s friend from Thailand (21:45) - How can Free voluntary reading improve our English - not just reading skills (26:01) - How opening yourself up to culture of a country can help you tremendously with your language learning (28:15) - What to do when your brain wants to translate from your native language to English instead of directly thinking in English (33:30) - Kristin’s number one tip for English learners around the world (36:32) Enjoy! :) Read the show notes, full transcript & join the discussion at: englishthesmartway.com/session6

How to Succeed as a Blogger Today? To build a profitable audience as a blogger today, you need to do more than publish articles. You need to serve the needs of a niche audience in a creative way. Click Millionaire Kristin Espinasse’s French Word of the Day blog does this nicely, and she does it from a winery in the South of France! Listen to this exclusive Click Millionaires Radio podcast where Scott Fox interviews Kristin Espinasse of French-Word-a-Day.com http://french-word-a-day.com/ to hear how she’s turned her blog about life on a French vineyard into a niche lifestyle business with global reach. You’ll learn: How Kristin has attracted tens of thousands of subscribers worldwide How she finds ideas for her blog posts How she makes money from advertising on the site and in her emails How she has published several books of stories collected from her blog posts If you are a struggling writer or already have a blog that you’d like to grow into a lifestyle business, listen to this free Click Millionaires Radio podcast today!