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Find Beya Made online here Show Highlights: 05:50 How Beya Made drives brand awareness on a limited budget10:02 How Laurel captures leads & converts 40% of revenue from email11:40 The framework that Laurel follows in her 7 part Welcome flow16:57 How Laurel differentiates her brand on messaging, and why she opts to not compete on price.26:13 How Laurel drives repeat purchases from her post-purchase flow29:05 Why Patagonia is Laurel's most admired brand

Dimity chats with Laurel Short and Tiffany Cross, two Kansas-City based triathletes and best running friends, who conquered Des Moines Ironman 70.3 in late June. In this extra long race report, the trio cover: —The importance of having a training partner for accountability (especially in a pandemic year!); —How Laurel, a first-time triathlete, tackled open water swimming–and getting into her wet suit; —How Tiffany mentally pushed herself during her bike workouts to prep for race day; —And how the pair reset on race day, when rain canceled a big portion of the bike. Ready to tri? Check out our Triathlon Training Programs. When you shop our sponsors, you help AMR. We appreciate your—and their—support! The final step to better running: Visit currex.us and use code AMR15 for 15% off insoles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Sprinkle of White Supremacy... In part 1 of 2, instructor, MC, and Lindy Focus meeting co-host LAUREL RYAN shares with us the fascinating tales of learning Lindy Hop, confronting its harmful teaching practices, and how Black people are constantly battling between being undervalued and tokenized. **Music in this episode by Barron Ryan! Go to barronryan.com and firstofitskind.net to learn more and get his incredible, new rights free album!** 0:00 Laurel grew up surrounded by exceptional people 7:00 How Laurel got into Lindy Hop (in Tulsa, Oklahoma) 17:00 The "path" to international teaching 21:00 When the Black folks made space for Laurel in her home scene 25:00 A trained teacher and creative artist takes a Lindy class... 30:00 Polite gaslighting? 34:00 Lindy classes: "It's not working for enough people" 37:00 Neuro-diverse people are attracted to Swing dancing... 40:00 "I started telling people, I don't want to hear about..." 42:00 The danger of erasing difference in order to make people feel better 45:00 The physical elitism of today's Lindy Hop contests 47:30 Look at the gateway to international instruction 49:00 "The times I have won competitions..." and imposture syndrome --------------------------------------- Welcome to Integrated Rhythm! Two Swing Dancing besties (Chisomo Selemani & Bobby White) navigate race and the Black Experience in the world of Jazz Dance and other Afro-centric social dancing. Our goal is comfortable conversations about uncomfortable things. Our music is by Laurel Ryan & Michelle Stokes, our "We're back! song" was an improvisation by Steffanie AK Schilling, and the background drumming is by Bobby White Find us at your local podcast ap, or at: https://anchor.fm/integratedrhythm Please donate to help keep us in business: Patreon: patreoncom/integratedrhythm PayPal: robertwhiteiii@gmail.com Venmo: @bobbyswungover (Where applicable, lease put the note "IR" in it, so that we know it's for the podcast.)

Carrying on from last week’s theme, I’m sitting down with another one of Sioux Falls’ most beloved and creative individuals, Laurel Lather! Laurel is the Owner and Managing Partner of ‘The Market’, a restaurant that for many years has brought joy and a sense of wonder to the community through new and exciting meals that challenged the taste buds of all who came to visit. It’s with a heavy heart that I say ‘The Market’ is sadly coming to a close after over twenty years in operation. I wanted to take this as an opportunity to hear Laurel’s reflection on how the restaurant has impacted the lives of so many, both members of staff and patrons of the establishment. We discuss what the final farewell has meant for Laurel and everyone who's been touched by the experiences they’ve had at her restaurant, why creating a familial vibe was so integral to the business' success, and why diversity within the food presented was such a key aspect to ‘The Market’s’ charm. Join us on Episode 21 of Moving Beyond Your Tribe to hear more!Some Questions I Ask:How did ‘The Market’ get started? (1:56)How did you cultivate such a strong community feel at your restaurant? (7:10)What was it that made your business so successful and magical for your patrons? (8:52)What was the one meal you made at ‘The Market’ that surprised you the most? (14:28)Were there any staple meals you served in addition to the new and exciting ones? (16:03)Do you have any formal education in the culinary field? (17:07)What was going through your mind during the restaurant's farewell ceremony? (33:47)In This Episode You Will Learn:Some background on the Sioux Falls location of ‘The Market’ (4:20)The diversity behind ‘The Market’s’ wine and seafood selection (11:12)How the community responded to Laurel’s restaurant in its inaugural years (19:00)The familial connection Laurel had with her staff & Why she prefers to hire individuals with less formal experience (21:41)How Laurel utilized Facebook marketing (25:05)Laurel’s reflection on how her restaurant impacted the lives of customers (31:27)Let’s Connect!LinkedInTwitterInstagramConnect With Laurel Lather:LinkedInFacebookResources:Website - ‘Faire’ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Member Spotlight: Gurus told her that what she was doing was stupid. Now they are trying to copy her. How Laurel leaned Into HER Personality to build a business around her strengths and to fund her priorities... And her 4 biggest tops for using video to get clients right now

Laurel Wilson is a TEDx and internationally known speaker who specializes in Epigenome and Breastmilk, Prenatal Bonding and Brain Development, as well as, Cannabis and Human Milk. Her business, MotherJourney.com, offers BabyFriendly Hospital support; offering kick off staff education, CEO and CFO education programs, Grand Rounds, staff audits, and intensive staff training. See LaurelAWilson.com for more. MotherJourney is a safe and inclusive space welcoming all families, all genders, and all identifications of parenthood. With over 26 years of experience, Laurel takes a creative approach to working with the pregnant family and perinatal professionals. She's co-author of best-selling books, The Greatest Pregnancy Ever: The Keys to the MotherBaby Bond and The Attachment Pregnancy: The Ultimate Guide to Bonding with Your Baby. She is also a contributing author to Round the Circle: Experienced Doulas Share What They Learned the Hard Way and is the original editor of the CAPPA Lactation Educator Manual. Laurel currently travels the world presenting on hot topics as Social Media and the Pregnant Family, Epigenetics and the Microbiome and First Foods, plus Cannabis and Perinatal Health. She believes that the journey towards and into parenthood is a life changing rite of passage that should be deeply honored and celebrated. In this episode: Laurel's work Critical 1,000 days of human development How Laurel got into perinatal work Attachment Pregnancy book Stress and human milk Microbiome Barriers & Tips for Breast or Chestfeeding Impact of cannabis on babies who breastfeed Thirsty for more? See what Laura is up to at: Website: MotherJourney.com Instagram: MotherJourneyLaurelWilson Facebook: MotherJourneyLaurelWilson

Today’s show is all about how my friend Laurel House did just that. She went from obsessing over boys in the third grade to becoming a full-fledged dating coach. We get a peek into her journey from being an entertainment professional, to a publicist, to realizing she just didn’t like to be told what to do lol (sounds like us rebels haha) so she naturally decided to work for herself. She is a total treat to listen to from love advice to blow jobs, this is one you won’t want to miss. In this episode you will hear: - How Laurel paved her path from employee to entrepreneur - How you can turn your obsessions into your passion-based business  - How to get better at anything (even blow jobs yassss) Questions: “What do you obsess over? Would anyone give you money to do something like that?” Laurel House Quotes: “If you hate people telling you what to do, you may be wired as an entrepreneur.”  Shereen Thor “Anyone who wants more than they currently have start thinking about what you’re good at and what you know.” Laurel House “Translate areas of potential weakness into potential strengths, this is being confidently vulnerable.” Laurel House “So many people say that you have to have a specific path, and I don’t know if I believe that.” Laurel House “Think about what’s going to make you feel safe [when it comes to making the transition to entrepreneurship].” Laurel House “If you shut down in fear, then try your best not to get yourself in a fearful position.” Laurel House “Go at it from all directions and figure out what makes you thrive so that you can have the confidence to succeed.” Laurel House “Stop saying I’m going to try, and just start doing it.” Laurel House “Grab entrepreneurship by the balls.” Shereen Thor Resources:   https://www.manwhisperer.com/

In this edition of The Side Hustle Show, Laurel Staples from GoFireYourself.com shares 6 questions and tips you can implement to determine the best side hustle idea for you. Laurel brings a wealth of business experience to the table, from retail to coaching to photography, and priceless education along the way. You'll walk away from this episode with some concrete actions to take toward building your business. Subscribe to The Side Hustle Show on iTunes! Subscribe to The Side Hustle Show on Stitcher! Learn:  How Laurel launched a brick-and-mortar retail store at the onset of the recession and why she ignored other people's fears and advice. Her unique "referral partnership" technique for getting coaching and photography clients. The 3 questions to ask yourself when evaluating your side hustle options. The 3 follow-up tips for choosing the best side hustle idea for you. Laurel's #1 tip for Side Hustle Nation The 3 Questions: What lights you up? What talents and skills do you have? What do you want your ideal day to look like? The 3 Follow-up Tips: What problems/issues have you dealt with in your own life? Schedule "creative" down time Brainstorm with business owners For our full discussion and dialogue of each point, be sure to check out the full episode. Links mentioned: 79 Side Hustle Ideas You Can Start Today Your Perfect Average Day GoFireYourself.com What do you think? The idea of helping part-time entrepreneurs build their side hustle businesses definitely gets me excited, and hence the creation of this site. What does your ideal work day look like? Let me know in the comments and who knows, maybe we'll set up a skype call to see what steps we can take to make it a reality.