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Sam Yagan and Lindsay Verstegan worked together as the CEO and CHRO of ShopRunner from 2016 until it sold to Fedex in early 2021. These two leaders worked closely from day one, setting a purposeful people strategy that led to 300% growth during their four years together. This conversation was recorded as part of Chicago SHRM's "HR Strategy Series". Chicago SHRM is a regional chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management, a global organization dedicated to furthering the HR function and building better businesses. Time Codes:(2:28) - What is Shoprunner?(4:33) - How much did you help scale the business in your 5 years as CEO?(5:16) - What is it like to take over as the CEO? How do you set the vision and what is your mindset toward evaluating the needs of the business?(7:40) - How did you come into the picture?(11:13) - What were the conversations with Sam like when being honest about what you needed and did not want from your position within ShopRunner?(15:28) - What was going through Sam's mind as Lindsay set these boundaries?(17:09) - Defining “People Strategy”.(23:42) - What was the process like of making DEI a key part of decision making?(33:04) - How Lindsay was able to add value helping Sam deliver messages to the company that struck a chord.(34:50) -Hard conversations Lindsay and Sam had as they were building Shoprunner(39:56) - What was the transparency like with the employees in terms of communication during the pandemic?(43:09) - Communicating with Values.(46:38) - Lindsay's balance of tactical elements while also creating strategy within the HR functions.(50:34) - How are you pushing peers to help evolve the people strategy in other areas of the business?(55:42) - What Sam is looking for in an HR partner and what HR listeners can take away to add more value to the leadership team.(58:29) - Are there any decisions you made that you look back on that were maybe the wrong ones but helped you make better ones going forward?(1:00:22) - Team dysfunction.(1:03:48) - Rules for conflict within a team.(1:08:06) - Questions Sam starts every executive meeting with.(1:09:44) - How do you help people make the change when they're committed to DEI in theory but not in practice?(1:13:13) -  What happens if trust on the executive team is compromised?(1:16:08) - Wrap Up

What does it look like to turn your spiritual gifts into a business? For Lindsay Marino, the process began with uncovering her psychic mediumship and then doing readings for others free gratis. So, how did she go on to build a thriving business and mentorship program for other mediums? Lindsay is a world-renowned psychic medium and coauthor of the Amazon bestseller 365 Days of Angel Prayers. She is dedicated to helping other mediums deepen their gifts and grow their businesses via her online programs. In 2019, Lindsay was named one of the world's Top 10 Next-Generation Psychics, and her work has been featured on Low Country Live TV, OMTimes Radio and Mindalia TV, among many other media outlets. On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Lindsay joins Anjel to discuss the traumatic loss of a loved one that catalyzed her spiritual awakening and explain how she affirmed her psychic gifts in spite of a Catholic upbringing. She walks us through her transition from exploring her abilities to serving others, describing the organic way her business as a medium and mentor unfolded. Listen in for Lindsay's insight on setting psychic boundaries and learn how we can ALL connect to the spirit realm if we're open to it! What You Will Learn  The traumatic loss of a loved one that catalyzed Lindsay's spiritual awakening How Lindsay affirmed her psychic gifts (despite her Catholic upbringing) Lindsay's transition to serving others through her gift as a medium Why Lindsay is passionate about helping people connect with their loved ones on the other side The organic way Lindsay's business as a medium and mentor unfolded How different guides serve Lindsay in different circumstances What Lindsay does to set psychic boundaries re: when she tunes into someone else's energy How Lindsay was nominated as one of the world's Top 10 Next-Generation Psychics Lindsay's insight around how we can ALL connect to the spirit realm Connect with Lindsay Marino Lindsay's Website The Lindsay & Tony Podcast for Psychic Mediums & Empath Entrepreneurs Resources 365 Days of Angel Prayers by Lindsay Marino, et al. Clubhouse Connect with Anjel B. Hartwell Wickedly Smart Women Wickedly Smart Women Facebook Community Wickedly Smart Women on TeePublic The Wealthy Life Mentor The Wealthy Life Mentor on Facebook Anjel on Twitter Anjel on Instagram Email: listeners@wickedlysmartwomen.com Leave Us A Message On Our listener line:   540-402-0043 x4343 

Lindsay McCormick is the Founder and CEO of Bite, a brand of sustainable oral care products.Back in 2016, Lindsay was working as a TV producer on HGTV's “House Hunters.” She was traveling the country, living out of her carry-on, and relying heavily on travel-size toiletries. While she was staying at hotels, she noticed how many of those tiny tubes of toothpaste she was using and throwing away every month. As a passion project, Lindsay was spending her nights and weekends learning how to make alternative toothpaste that was more sustainable. She invested $6,000 of her own money to start the business and has now turned it into an 8-figure company without any outside funding. We'll talk to Lindsay about switching careers and diving into an industry she had zero experience in, her appearance on Shark Tank and what it felt like to decline Mark Cuban's offer, and how she went from creating a product in her living room to building a multi-million dollar business.Our conversation also touches on how big and small brands can work together to shift consumer behavior, how niche businesses can compete in crowded markets, and the importance of being ok with being uncomfortable as a founder. In this episode, we'll talk to Lindsay about:* Hear about Lindsay's life in her early 20s and what her main goals at that time were. [2:21]* Lindsay's decision to buy a one-way ticket to Alaska and the year of travel that followed. [5:15]* How Lindsay got her job at House Hunters and how it sparked the idea for Bite. [6:05]* Lindsay's learning journey and what she discovered when she started exploring oral health products. [7:44]* How Lindsay created awareness for her products in the early days. [9:29]* An important lesson in serving an under-served audience, even in a crowded market. [10:29]* What Bite looked like before their viral video and how the company exploded after. [11:27]* How Lindsay found a co-packer that aligned with Bite's ethos. [14:25]* How Bite has considered their higher price point and how customers have responded. [17:22]* Big and small brands are not competitors; they can have a symbiotic relationship. [19:18]* Why being an online company has helped Bite carve a niche for itself. [20:01]* Lindsay's take on fundraising and her decision to bootstrap the business. [21:43]* The inspiration behind appearing on Shark Tank and what Bite was looking for. [23:19]* How going viral prepared Bite for potentially finding a partner. [28:55]* Why Bite's biggest challenge is also their biggest opportunity. [29:29]* Getting comfortable with the constant discomfort as a founder. [30:33]* Different ways that Lindsay takes care of herself as a woman entrepreneur. [31:57]* How Lindsay cultivates her ability to be proactive rather than reactive. [34:24]* Something Lindsay is proud of that most people don't know. [35:42]* What it has been like building a company as a couple for Lindsay and her boyfriend. [37:40]* What wealth means to Lindsay at this point in her life. [39:48]Follow Lindsay: * Website: https://bitetoothpastebits.com/ * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bite/ * Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heylindsaymc/ Follow Yasmin: * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Stay updated & subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.behindherempire.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lindsay is an ICF certified coach and Certified Personal Trainer with over 400 hours of experience that specializes in helping exhausted women take their energy back and upgrade their joy, fulfillment, and best of all sense of FUN in life. Her passion for helping others comes from years spent learning how to successfully navigate and improve her performance as an athlete, entrepreneur, and successful corporate professional while experiencing complicated health and family issues that negatively impacted her energy levels and emotional health. Seeing her clients succeed in living balanced, happy, and inspiring lives is one of her greatest joys.Lindsay is an athlete that enjoys running, bouldering, hiking, dance, team sports, and American Ninja Warrior style training. Her driving forces in life include curiosity, passion, fun, and alignment with self. She lives in Burbank CA with her doggo Dawson, who has learned to speak using voice recorded buttons to communicate.We focus on this episode: 1. Major causes of Burnout2. How Lindsay was able to overcome the burnout in her life3. What are some daily habits and mindsets we need in order to overcomeLindsay Website: https://heycoachlc.com/IG : https://www.instagram.com/heycoachlc/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/madcasters)

The three of us sit down to share all that we have been expanding into the last few weeks. We have experienced some major milestones that have definitely come with some challenges and opportunities for us to grow and heal. As we are all being called to expand our containers so that we withstand more responsibility, we are making sure to connect with the lessons we will be taking with us and to blissfully reflect on how far we have all come. Well done friends. Topics We Discuss: Pregnancy Filmmaking Self-doubt In the Episode, We Share: Lindsay’s big 20-week scan and her experience seeing her baby girl’s face! How Lindsay’s been dealing with her exhaustion during pregnancy. Jess and Giana’s experience producing and filming their short film last week. What Giana and Jess have learned from producing their short film. How Jess and Giana maintained self-care throughout production. Jess’ revelations around why saying goodbye to this project affected her so deeply. Our struggles with self-doubt over the last week and how we are releasing it. Giana’s shamanic energy healing session with Laury Naron. Resources: Alexis Smart Flower Remedies - Safe and Sound and Unblocked Laury Naron’s RGS podcast episode What Happened to You by Oprah and Bruce D. Perry Affiliates: OSEA Malibu non-toxic skincare Living Libations organic and wildcrafted

Are stress and anxiety holding you back from living your life? That's exactly what happened to my guest Lindsay Vettleson. Lindsay joins me today to talk about how she was able to break free of these confines to live the life she knew she was always meant to and how you can do the same!   We talk more about: One mindset shift she had to make in order to see and live life differently How Lindsay's life has changed since making herself a priority The threshold you could be hitting that is negatively impacting your relationships How mindfulness can allow you to slow down and appreciate the present moment What Lindsay would tell her younger self if possible (and how it applies to your life too!)   Her best advice to someone who is where she used to be And so much more!

Today we’re talking about preparing for a cesarean section delivery — even if it is not anticipated. What to put in your bag, and how to prepare mentally. Today’s guest is my friend Lindsay Himmer, from The Lindsay List. She is a mom to three makeup and Bachelor meme enthusiast. This episode was inspired by my post on Caesarean Section Tips Big thanks to our sponsor The Online Prenatal Class for Couples — I aim to prepare you for 99% of labor and delivery, which includes an entire chapter on cesarean sections — which I recommend ALL couples watch or read because you just never know… Preparing for a Cesearean Section In this episode How Lindsay wished she had prepared for her first unanticipated cesarean section What Linsday puts in her bag House Dresses/gowns Boppy Abdominal Binder Mindset on pain/recovery after a cesarean section Other things that might interest you What to put in your Cesarean Section Bag What to put in your hospital bag Preparing for your postpartum stay My favorite breastfeeding classes Producer: Drew Erickson

This is the story of Lindsay Benner, performance artist and entertainer extraordinaire. Some have described her as what you would get if Lucille Ball and Charlie Chaplin had a love child ...who likes to juggle! In this episode, we discuss: - Her unique style of cabaret, comedy and juggling - How Lindsay became a popular street performer - Women in Vaudeville - The "Joy of the Drop" in Juggling (and Life)  Please enjoy this fun interview with the fabulous Lindsay Benner. To find out more, please visit: Main: https://www.lindsaybenner.com/ (https://www.lindsaybenner.com/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindsaybenner/ (https://www.instagram.com/lindsaybenner/) 

Ever imagined what it would be like moving to a totally new country to study but end up planning almost all your life there? Meeting the love of your life, getting married, and starting a family away from your family and friends in the US? Well, that is the story of the guest on the show today, Lindsay Woychick! Lindsay Woychick is an international content creator and copywriter developing client brand strategy, awareness, and ad campaigns. She’s from Idaho but has lived in Spain for nearly a decade with her husband and daughter. This happened after a study abroad year turned into a life. In her years of international travel, she’s visited the Bahamas, Curaçao, France, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Jamaica, Mexico, Portugal, and Spain. Lindsay met her husband while studying in Spain and what was initially a year stay turned into a 10 year-long stay. She had to get used to life away from family and friends and form other relationships in Spain. Although she and her husband’s goal is to eventually move to the US, she’s enjoying every second of living in her second home.Listen in to learn how Lindsay coped with the cultural differences as a student, a wife, and a mom.Outline of This Episode:[3:23] The COVID vaccine situation in the US and in Spain, language learning, and being a US citizen residing in Spain. [15:39] How Lindsay left Idaho for California and ended up in Spain.[17:32] How she met her Spanish husband, their families’ reactions, and friendships back home and in Spain. [26:29] The nightlife in Spain vs. the United States.[29:21] The Ibiza trip that never happened and how it would have possibly looked like for Sara and Ro. [31:21] The most non-tourists thing to do in Spain and how to stay safe, especially as a woman.[35:57] Lindsay describes one of the biggest language flops she’s made when living in Spain.[38:40] Why Jamaica is the most beautiful place she’s ever been to plus the beauty of Costa Brava.[40:13] She recommends Casa Batlló as the number one spot to visit while in Barcelona. [41:39] Lindsay explains what it’s like raising a daughter in a different culture as an American.[43:26] Sara talks about her brother’s travel adventures, plus her dream of moving to a farm in Italy or Spain. [48:22] Lindsay describes her rave experiences abroad plus a distasteful flashing experience. Tweetables:“You still get a gut feeling when something isn’t right and maybe less so when you get drunk.”- Lindsay [35:50]“I just feel like always even in your hometown, every situation if you’re not for sure, and if you feel sketchy in any way don’t do it.”- Sara [33:17]“It is different raising a daughter in a different country, if nothing else, it really enforces the fact that I really try with her and I want her to know English.”- Lindsay [41:49]Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Words by WoychickLindsay Woychick InstagramCrime JunkieConnect with Ro and Sara!You Globe GirlYou Globe Girl InstagramYou Globe Girl TikTokSara Kennon InstagramRo Prewitt Instagram

I'm so excited to have Lindsay Wolfington on the show today! She is a music supervisor and initially broke into the music supervisor world when supervising for One Tree Hill. I feel very closely connected to this show because it was one of my first massive, massive placements. It changed the trajectory of my career once my song got placed. I tell the story of how it all went down and what came from that placement. She also works on Virgin River, Fear Street, and Warrior Nun on Netflix. She won awards for the music she placed in To All the Boys I've Loved Before and To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You. Her music supervision list is long, and she is a superstar in the music supervision world. We had such a great conversation.At the end of this episode we brought in students from the Ari's Take Academy course Advanced Sync Strategies for Film, TV and Video Games to ask their questions. Learn more about Advanced Sync Strategies for Film, TV and Video Games: https://aristakeacademy.teachable.com/p/advanced-sync-strategies-film-tv-video-games--Quick links:3:45 - Music supervision being recognized in mainstream media and what the Guild of Music Supervisors is7:30 - What music supervision is according to Lindsay Wolfington11:00 - When and how Lindsay was brought into working on Virgin River13:12 - The process of clearing the sound recording and publishing16:43 - Lindsay's advice to independent artists when pitching music to make music supervisors' jobs easier 21:34 - How Lindsay prefers to listen and receive music23:08 - Ari's story of getting placed in One Tree Hill25:45 - How Lindsay works with budgets for independent artists and major label artists34:14 - Netflix's sleazy contracts on artists giving up their publishing rights41:23 - How Lindsay keeps her music library organized44:02 - What're the differences between a sync agent and a music library? 48:23 - Advice from Lindsay for people who want to become music supervisors54:13 - Questions from Ari's Take Academy students1:04:03 - What it means to Lindsay to make it in the New Music Business--Connect with Ari’s Take:Website: https://aristake.comAcademy: https://aristakeacademy.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aristake_/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aris.takeTwitter: https://twitter.com/ArisTakeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aristake1?sub_confirmation=1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aristake/Connect with Ari Herstand:Website: https://ariherstand.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/ariherstandTwitter: https://twitter.com/ariherstandYouTube:

Today’s guest is Boston-based interior designer, Lindsay Atapattu, of LEB Interiors. Her spaces incorporate traditional elements in a clean, edited way. We talk about her love of traditional and where it meets modern, which elements are making a comeback, which elements are trending, designing with kids in mind, using color and chintz, and more. What You’ll Hear on This Episode: Trials & Triumphs! Updates on Taryn’s house and waiting for the baby to arrive, a new bed and sofa from Ballard, empty nesting, innovative ways to hide cords and devices using an IR repeater, and missing curtains. How Boston and Lindsay’s family background has affected her style. How Lindsay decorates areas that are not considered “beautiful”. Lindsay recommends decorating in layers and buying quality items that will last, but also looking for budget items. Where should families with kids splurge, and save, their dollars? Which traditional style elements are coming back? Decorating for kids’ rooms. What elements are trending? Decorating Dilemma  Hi Jamie, The first thing I want you to do is get in there and paint the walls. I always say paint it white if it’s a big room; you can always change it. Get two of the same rugs; one for the dining space and one for the living space. They can be different sizes, or really different designs if you want, but keep it cohesive. Next, let’s talk pendants; I would definitely pare from 4 pendants down to 2 or 3. Go for larger pendants and use painter’s tape to mark where you might want to place them. In terms of the lamps behind the sofa, that’s tough. You really have to have the outlets in the ground instead of coming out of the wall; especially with kids running around. Depending on the positioning you could have cords go under the rugs and plug into a wall if it’s close enough. The best thing to do would be to have an electrician come and if you have a basement, see if they can run a cord and drill up. If you’re having one come in to quote the pendants, you might as well get a quote for that too. Otherwise, I would say forego the lamps behind the sofa and add one on an end table closest to the outlet or even a floor lamp. Now the sofas; I think if you have a basement for the kids to go to that’s a perfect place for slipcovers. The space in the photo I think is a little more formal so I wouldn’t do the slipcover unless you’re going for more of a farmhouse look. Just be sure, to be honest with yourself about how often you’ll take the slipcover off; because it’s a pain! Ballard and others make really great performance fabrics these days, so I would opt for using that on a more formal piece in this room… especially if you have another place for the kids to hang out. Finally, we would all like to see you add some fabric or texture to add softness to your seating so it’s not all wooden (i.e. the stools and the dining room chairs). You have a good base here. Good luck, Jamie! Mentioned in This Episode: The Schwartz House on Instagram Brie Channel Bed Ballard Pleated Lampshades Bissell Spot and Stain Cleaner LEB Interiors LEB Interiors on Instagram

To kick off the new season of Beyond Influential, I am incredibly excited to welcome back my friend and guest from the most popular interview of 2020, Lindsay Silberman! If you have not listened to her episode, you have to check it out because there’s a reason it was the most popular interview. It’s Ep. 112 on How to Be Taken Seriously by Brands & Make a Living as a Full-Time Influencer and easily one of my favorite conversations on the show.  When I spoke to Lindsay last year at this time, we were in a pre-pandemic world and she gave all the behind the scenes details of being a successful luxury travel blogger and influencer. We talked all about her evolution from a journalism career writing for some of the largest publications to full-time influencer, and she gave all the specifics on brand deals, partnerships, her content process, and more.  Since that time, Lindsay added another title to her resume: entrepreneur. While continuing to build her business as a luxury lifestyle content creator, she combined her passion for five-star experiences and sharing the best of the best with her audience, to create a product that will let you recreate that luxe experience at home.  She launched her first product-based brand, Hotel Lobby Candle, and has absolutely killed it as she’s jumped into the ecommerce space. Today she’s giving you an inside look at how she did it. And I mean in detail—she shares every single bit of walking through how she developed her product and strategy step-by-step. Most entrepreneurs wouldn’t give you this much insight, but Lindsay did it with me for this episode and for you… for free. And she knows what she’s talking about—she sold out of thousands of candles within minutes of launch to an audience who had never even smelled them.  In Ep. 144, we cover: How Lindsay’s passion led her to the concept behind Hotel Lobby Candle The A to Z details of Lindsay’s product-development journey: from idea to execution Pricing: How she determined what to charge for her luxury product Mistakes she made, what she learned, and what she would do differently Her branding and marketing strategy: How she leveraged her social platforms and the trust she’s built with her audience to sell out in minutes The role customer service plays in the success of a business, why you should support small businesses, and more!   Don't want to miss an episode (or valuable free resources!)? Get on my list here: https://www.brittanykrystle.com/subscribe Other Helpful Links: Get on the waitlist for The Clarity Course right here: https://www.brittanykrystle.com/claritywaitlist/ Listen to Lindsay on Ep. 112: https://www.brittanykrystle.com/lindsay-silberman-on-how-to-be-taken-seriously-by-brands-make-a-living-as-a-full-time-influencer/ Want to Support the Podcast for Free? Leaving a review on Apple Podcasts goes a long way: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-influential/id1264581842 Tag me on Instagram @brittanykrystle with your favorite takeaways from this episode! https://www.instagram.com/brittanykrystle/   To connect with Lindsay: Lindsay's Website: https://www.lindsaysilberman.com/ Lindsay's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindsaysilb Hotel Lobby Candle: https://hotellobbycandle.com/ Hotel Lobby Candle Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hotellobbycandle/ At the Bar Podcast: https://atthebarpod.com/   To connect with me, Brittany Krystle: Website: https://www.brittanykrystle.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brittanykrystle/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/brittanykrystle/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanykrystle/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brittanykrystlexoxo/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/brittanykrystle/  

To learn more about Authentic Sales visit www.authenticsales.comKey Moments From the Podcast4:00 - Sharing her side hustle, Authentic Sales6:00 - How Lindsay turned her idea into a business11:20 - Adjusting to a new identity as mother18:15 - Learning to ask for help20:45 - Making the decision to get in sales from mechanical engineering42:00 - Success doesn't happen in a linear fashion 

Do you want a deeper understanding of your money mindset? So many of us entrepreneurial therapists, coaches, holistic practitioners, and healers struggle with our thoughts and feelings around money. That is exactly why financial therapist, Lindsay Bryan-Podvin, joined us on the podcast this week!  Lindsay is the owner and founder of Mind Money Balance. As a financial therapist, she combines financial literacy with the emotional and psychological side of money. If you have an uncommon practice, you absolutely need to hear her advice. She shares insight into how you can create a money mindset practice and how capitalistic societies can hinder the way we feel about money. You’ll learn about mindset shifts you need to have when you have your own practice and the importance of knowing your “why number.”   What you’ll find in this episode: How Lindsay got into being a financial therapist How she educates people about her work of financial therapy What most of her clients actually struggle with Mindset shifts that are important when transitioning to working for yourself Why you need to know your “why number” How you can cultivate a practice of money mindset The tangle around working hard and getting paid Her advice for setting up a practice that keeps you energized What Lindsay does to help her clients   About Lindsay:Lindsay Bryan-Podvin, owner and founder of Mind Money Balance, is a financial therapist who started her career in the field of mental health treatment and advocacy. As the first financial therapist in Michigan, she combines financial literacy with the emotional and psychological side of money. She always had an interest in mental health and found an even greater love working at the intersection of mental health and money, especially when it comes to romantic relationships. In addition to being a published author of the book "The Financial Anxiety Solution," she has a degree in sociology from Michigan State University, and her Master’s in Social Work from the University of Michigan. She lives with her partner and their dog in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Connect with Lindsay:Website | Instagram | YouTube Links mentioned:The Mind Money Balance Podcast Learn more:The Uncommon Couch is the place for therapists and coaches who want to take their practice on the road less traveled. If you enjoyed this show, make sure to subscribe to the podcast so you’ll never miss an episode. Want to get to know me more? Find out more about me on my website or by following along on Instagram!

The world of instructional design might be a really appealing option beyond the classroom, but what if you’re craving even more time freedom and flexibility than any traditional job offers?  Today’s guest, Lindsey Barlow, is a former high school technology teacher turned online course creator consultant. Learn how her time in the classroom paved the road to becoming an entrepreneur and expert in online course creation.   In this episode, we’ll explore: What opportunities Lindsey used to challenge herself while she taught high school How Lindsay helps business owners bring their courses to life What teacher skills you and Lindsey already have in common  If you enjoyed this episode I invite you to take a screenshot and tag me on your Instagram stories @teachertransition and tell me your biggest takeaway!  Want to know if instructional design is a good fit for you? Click here to take the free quiz to find out!   Referenced in the Show    Teacher Transition Website Facebook Instagram   Check out the full show notes at www.teachertransition.com/episode20

Lindsay Solmer is a model, actor & digital creator from Canada living her dreams in NYC. In this episode we talk about Moving to New York Finding an agent Life in the City before and after covid How Lindsay became the brand ambassador for one of the top earning 'Housewives' The best trick for growing your IG right now Benefits of becoming your own brand Filters, Body Image, Tweens on Tik Tok If you love it give us 5 stars and subscribe for Part Two, where we dive into Lindsay's dating life, what it's like being on the set of a reality tv show, how she became a content creator - aka ‘influencer’, what it takes to get brand collabs when you’re first starting out, and Lindsay’s recommendations on where to get the best food & drinks in NYC, as well as where to see celebrities xx shrazzi Connect with Lindsay Solmer Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lindsaysolmer/ Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@lindsay.solmer Lindsay's Blog https://www.lookslikelinds.com/ Website https://www.lindsaysolmer.com/ Connect with me Instagram https://www.instagram.com/shrazzi/ Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@shrazzi Ristretto in Stilettos Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ristretto-in-stilettos/id1515076132 or on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4kNyZaRKQdoqBfcu8Kes1S Ristretto in Stilettos Blog https://www.ristrettoinstilettos.com/ Music Out of The Bottle, Lolo Zouaï Aesthetic Girl, Yusei --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ristrettoinstilettos/message

How do you process your pain? Better yet, do you even know how to process your pain? In this episode of the Deep Dive with me, Adam Roa, my guest Lindsay Ell will empower you on how to utilize writing as a tool for processing, healing, and learning from your pain.   Most people believe the writing process is only about the final product that is created, although Lindsay views it as a tool for getting to know ourselves on a deeper level, moving through the different experiences in our lives, and transmuting our pain into the most beautiful art we can.   Lindsay is a singer/songwriter superstar whose album, Heart Theory, hit the #1 album in the country across all genres and is based on her experience healing from heartbreak. Plus, in 2020 alone, Lindsay was nominated for a CMA and two ACM awards for New Female Artist of the Year and Music Event of the Year.   Get ready to hear her invaluable insight on her personal writing process and how she uses it as a vehicle for understanding and learning from her emotions.   What You'll Learn:   How Lindsay developed her #1 album in the country, Heart Theory A step-by-step guide on Lindsey's writing process How to process, understand and heal from your pain through writing How to turn your personal pain into a beautiful art   Find more from Lindsay:   Spotify: Heart Theory Instagram: @lindsayell Website: https://www.lindsayell.com   Join Lindsay Ell and I for our Write From Your Heart 90-minute workshop on October 13th, 2020 and dive deeper into Lindsay's writing process. Sign up here. 

Want to know how to take your teaching resources and skills in the classroom and morph them into a thriving online business? That’s exactly what our guest shares with us today and how she was able to do it!    On today’s show, I’m going to be chatting with one of my students and real life friend Lindsay Bowden. Our history goes all the way back to high school and our show choir days. I’ve watched Lindsay transform from a high school math teacher, to selling her teaching resources on TpT, to now launching her first course and what you’re going to hear today is a true transformation! Lindsay is not only a thriving teacherpreneur but she is also a work from home mom that teaches other teachers how to thrive in their math classroom.   In this episode, you will learn: How Linsday and I know each other in real life How Lindsay got started with her teacherpreneur journey What her first course launch looked like How she was able to grow to 6,000 email subscribers in one year What her second course launch was and her plans for other courses and memberships   Connect with Lindsay:  Website: www.lindsaybowden.com Instagram: @lindsaybowden   Links Mentioned:  Grab the FREE The Teacher’s Map of Online Business Secrets  Take my Teacherpreneur Type Quiz here!  DOWNLOAD MY 10 STEP GUIDE TO SELLING YOUR TEACHING RESOURCES HERE! CEO TEACHER® RESOURCES: Check out my CEO Teacher® Amazon Books HERE! JOIN OUR COMMUNITIES: The CEO Teacher® Facebook Group Connect with Kayse on Instagram ENJOYING THE PODCAST? Tag me @kaysemorris on Instagram and tell me what you are listening to! SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW I don’t want you to miss a thing! Be the first to know when a new episode is available by subscribing in iTunes HERE! If you would like to support The CEO Teacher® podcast, a review would mean so much. By leaving a review, you are helping fellow CEO teachers find this podcast and start building a life they love. To leave a review in iTunes, click HERE and scroll down to Ratings and Reviews. Click “Write a Review” and share with me how this podcast is changing your business! 

We’re all guilty of following traditions without understanding why. For example, how do you recognize Samhain? — A Gaelic festival that’s more commonly known as Halloween. Today the GroWise Be Well team discusses what Halloween means to them and how they celebrate it. From Samhain to the Mexican Day of the Dead, we open the conversation by talking about how differently Halloween is celebrated across the cultural spectrum. For Lindsay, Halloween is a stepping-stone towards Christmas, an occasion that she prepares well in advance for. With a focus on Thanksgiving, we discuss the importance of questioning our traditions and who they serve. Kayli provides some insight into this, commenting on how she reimagines traditions so that they resonate with her. For some of the team, this can mean doing your spring cleaning during fall or replacing Thanksgiving with Mabon, a festival that happens one month earlier. We touch on how each team member experiences Halloween before exploring the German ‘wild women’ night of Hexennacht and how Hollywood has distorted the image of witches and voodoo. After chatting about our favorite Halloween movies — Hocus Pocus gets a mention — Sarah highlights this episode’s key theme which is to find the reason that you partake in traditions. And if they bring you joy, then that’s reason enough. Tune in to hear more on how the incredible team behind GroWise Be Well recognizes SamhainKey Points From This Episode:Comparing how people from different heritages celebrate October 31st. How Lindsay ties Halloween in with her Christmas preparations. Seeing communities come together to make Halloween a magical experience.Exploring Thanksgiving and questioning the purpose of tradition and who it serves.Easter versus Ostara and the importance of recognizing the story behind the tradition. Reimagining traditions according to how they fit into your life. Spring cleaning in fall; hear why Kayli has been cleaning her home for Samhain.How German women cut the neckties off of men during Hexennacht.The historical transition from being scared of spirits to wearing them as costumes. How Hollywood has distorted our views of witches and voodoo. Celebrating Halloween by staying in, eating chocolates, and watching movies. Why having fun is a good enough reason to engage with tradition. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Sarah Southwell on LinkedInGroWise Be WellThe Hershey’s CompanyThe Suicide SquadHocus PocusHalloweentownPractical MagicSandra Bullock Nicole KidmanFreddy KrugerMichael Myers

On today’s episode, I got the chance to sit down with Lindsay Myers from Get Lost with Lindsay and chat all about world travel! I have been stalking Lindsay online for a while and I absolutely love the energy she brings to everything she does! Lindsay is a budget, travel, and lifestyle blogger who inspires others to live a luxe lifestyle without breaking the bank. Lindsay has traveled to so many different countries and shares a ton of insight with us today about creating an experience without crashing your budget!  Be sure to share this episode with your adventure-loving bestie and let me know where you plan on going next! Inside This Episode:  A little bit about Lindsay and her love for travel  Creating a local experience when traveling  International travel tips for beginners  What a typical day looks like for Lindsay as a digital nomad  How Lindsay plans her world wide travel  Lindsay’s advice on creating a business around travel  And so much more!  Links Mentioned:  Lindsay’s blog: Get Lost with Lindsay Lindsay on IG: @getlostwithlindsay

Master message coach and copy expert Lindsay Hotmire loves to work with coaches and leaders who know there’s nothing formulaic about authenticity. To date, Lindsay has helped 200+ clients (and counting) ditch one-size-fits-all frameworks and formulas so they can simply and genuinely align their message with their beliefs, their values, and (ever-so-importantly) their audience. Once upon a time (before Google changed the world), Lindsay was a high school English teacher. And while she still gets a bit nerdy over sentence diagrams, she adamantly refuses to take sides on the Oxford comma. These days, she unapologetically geeks out over introducing a little bit of woo to a whole lot of science, and she’s used her intuition, creativity, and slightly dusty math skills to help her clients create $10,000 to $1M campaigns all without losing sight of their true, authentic selves. Find her at lindsayhotmire.com or connect with her on Instagram @lindsayhotmire. What you will learn from this episode: How Lindsay began as a high school teacher before working on a variety of projects, and how she got into her current work helping entrepreneurs tell their stories in new ways Why Lindsay believes that stories have the power to change lives, and why stories can create authentic human connections What a “validating circle of inquiry” is, and how it relates to a concept called the “phenomenological nod”, and why this is the goal of storytelling in marketing Why assumption bias, leading with what we think we know, is a real problem in modern-day marketing Linsday shares examples of costly assumption bias marketing mistakes from major brands Pontiac and Walmart Why many entrepreneurs and business owners are being forced to pivot because they didn’t put in the time to do the values work pre-pandemic Where Lindsay recommends you begin doing the important value work, and how a tool called the Authenticity Inventory can help determine what work you need to do Why your behavior must align with your beliefs, and why too often we think we’re aligned when we really aren’t How the global pandemic has changed people’s needs and has altered the world of business coaching as a result How a staggering 86% of consumers are looking to brands to fill the gaps that the government doesn’t fill How real diamonds and fake diamonds differ, and how that applies to your company’s right messaging Resources: Download Free Authenticity Guide at https://lindsayhotmire.com/ Website: https://lindsayhotmire.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lindsayhotmire/ Instagram: @lindsayhotmire Additional Resources: Sell With Authority by Drew McLellan and Stephen Woessner: https://amzn.to/39y7x13 Predictive ROI Free Resource Library: https://predictiveroi.com/resources/ Stephen Woessner’s LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stephenwoessner/

Lindsay Maloney is a Rapid Transformational Therapy Practitioner and a self-made business and success coach who specializes in teaching women how to start and scale their dream coaching businesses with simplicity and confidence. We are talking today about what exactly introverted women can do to get unstuck around business growth and making decisions that honor who YOU really are as a professional organizer. You’re going to be shocked to hear what all she accomplishes in a day without identifying herself at all as a “hustler”. Even if you’re an extrovert, you'll feel inspired by this episode to put her tips into action, push your business forward, and work with your dream clients.  What we talk about:    (00:00) - Introduction to the Episode(01:50) - Lindsay’s business story(05:45) - Hustling vs. mindful action(07:45) - Allowing your intuition to guide how you run your business(12:14) - Trusting your gut instinct (17:15) - How Lindsay manages her schedule and to-do list(19:38) - Why introverts are great online business owners(24:35) - Why introverts make great professional organizers(25:45) - How to gain traction as an introvert on social media(30:30) - Believing that what you say does matter(37:19) - Episode Wrap-up   Join our free Facebook group for podcast insiders to get notified about new episodes (plus get behind-the-scenes access and other goodies weekly)!   Get on our waiting list for more information about the Inspired Organizer® course.   Download the Professional Organizer's Roadmap to Success.   The rest of the show notes can be found at https://proorganizerstudio.com/blog/lindsay-maloney

In these first few episodes, we wanted to really get into each other’s stories of how we got into the wedding industry. Today you’ll be getting a deeper look into Lindsay. Lindsay is the founder of LVL Weddings and cofounder of Planner Life Academy. She shares a little insight into her childhood, what she wanted to be growing up and the defining moment in her life that shaped who she is today. Lindsay shares the proudest moment of her career, challenges she has faced while growing her business and how she celebrated her own wedding.    What’s in this episode: What Lindsay’s childhood was like  What marriage means to her and how she and her husband celebrated their wedding What she wanted to be when she grew up The defining moment in her life that shaped her life How Lindsay got into the wedding industry and started LVL Weddings Challenges she faced as she’s grown her wedding planning business The proudest moment in her career as a planner The advice she would’ve given herself in the beginning  Links mentioned:Untamed   Today’s episode of the Planner Life Podcast is brought to you by SourcedCo. You wear a lot of hats as a wedding planner. When it comes to building your business, sometimes you have to choose between helping your couples and marketing your business. The ladies at SourcedCo help so you don’t have to make that decision. Each month they design, style and shoot a new gallery of images and videos you need to step up your marketing in less time. Head to SourcedCo.com to learn more about their stock photos. Use code: Plannerlife for 15% off your purchase in the shop or your first three months of your subscription.    Can’t wait to hear more? Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform so you can be the first to know when we release a new episode! Get to know us even more by following along with us on Instagram @lindsaylongacre and @heatherhoesch. We’d love for you to visit us online on our website. Ready to uplevel your wedding planning business? We have so many resources and goodies available for you at The Planner Life Academy.

Thinking of revamping your space? Here's an epic episode that discusses about home renovation with our rockstar renovator Lindsay Fredericks   On the verge of deciding what's really for him and realizing that sitting on a desk on a day-to-day basis waiting for the weekends to come isn't challenging at all, Lindsay finally threw everything on his plate after running a successful business for 7 years to pursue something he really loves doing, - home renovating. He then started his career by bidding on a small house in Kambah in the south of Canberra, NSW.    Lindsay now runs his business creating life and putting colors on old unloved and rejected houses into unimaginable living spaces. Let's hear what Lindsay's view on a home renovation is like and some ideas about the trend of today- DIY and how you can rock your own home.   Highlights:   How Lindsay started his career as a home renovator after giving up a successful business and pushing through his dreams What kind of house his first project was and how he did it Working with unfinished and severely damaged houses and how challenging it was Lindsay's worst house encounter and how he got through it Why working in familiar territory is very useful and convenient Types of home renovation Linday does Understanding the misconceptions of DIY home renovations and useful points you should consider Lindsay's people management style and how it works 7 tips for starting renovators & the 3 important knowledge you should possess Advice for those who want to start their home renovation career. Follow Lindsay on Insta: @weloverenovating @lindsayfredericks

Lindsay Hotmire is a messaging coach and copy expert. She helps her clients push pause on the one-size-fits-all formulas so they can present their brands authentically. I know it’s hard to find the balance between authenticity and sharing too much, so I wanted to bring Lindsay on to teach us all about it.   In this episode, we discuss: 1. How to get in touch with your core identity 2. Worldviews 3. 3 basic questions that help you find your brand’s message 4. The Johari window tool 5. The “unbranding” process 6. An authenticity inventory you can take for self-awareness 7. How Lindsay used this information to grow her business 8. Phenomenology 9. What it looks like to differentiate yourself   I like frameworks, but authenticity is key to staying in the personal branding game. Listen in to hear all of what Lindsay had to share.   Resources: Download Lindsay’s Brand Authenticity Guide Lindsay’s Instagram Lindsay’s LinkedIn   Connect with Mike: https://mikekim.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mikekimtv/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikekimtv Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/mikekimtv/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/mikekimtv   *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com 

Dr. Lindsay Weisner is the host of the Neurotic Nourishment Podcast – a show where she talks with smart, sweary women about s**t that matters – and her first book ‘Ten Steps To Finding Happy’ released on March 20th, 2020.Dr Weisner graduated from Georgetown University in 1999 and was awarded a fellowship in child development at the NIH. She received her doctorate from C.W. Post, LIU and pursued post-doctorate training at the American Institute of PsychoanalysisIn this episode we go deep into:How Lindsay defines ‘happy'The effect of launching a book during the time of the coronavirusThe importance of choosing to find happyBattling your own habits to improve yourselfLindsay shares methods to maintain happiness during the coronavirus pandemicHow Lindsay got involved in publishing Ten Steps to Finding HappyThe effectiveness of plunging yourself in at the deep endFinding your passion, and finding your purposeLearning to keep going when things don’t go your wayThe importance of transparency and understanding yourselfThe motivation of being told you can'tHow Lindsay approached collaboration for her bookThe beginning of the Neurotic Nourishment Podcast and what the plans areTackling and talking about the difficult topicsLindsay’s work with teen suicidesHistorical peaks and troughs to suicide rates Writing freehand to generate catharsisThis week’s question: How do you find your happy?Comment over at https://patreon.com/greatwritersshare, or join the Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/greatwritersshare/Find out more about Lindsay:https://www.instagram.com/psychshrinkmom/Neurotic Nourishment podcast: https://pod.link/1464366670Ten Steps to Finding Happy: https://www.amazon.com/Ten-Steps-Finding-Happy-Satisfaction/dp/0996430660/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=ten+steps+to+finding+happy+weisner&qid=1590507483&sr=8-1Links from the show:Collaboration for Authors pre-order https://books2read.com/collaborationSupercharge Your Scene with J Thorn https://theauthorsuccessmastermind.com?aff=willcocksauthorPsychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/experts/lindsay-weisner-psydSpecial thanks to:Intro vocals: Persephone RoseShow theme: Karl HughesBecome a Patron of the show! Get exclusive bonus content, find your tribe, and get early access to all episodes.Thank you to my patrons:David HinesHarley ChristensenJon CronshawJenn MitchellInnes RichensIan J MiddletonPT HyltonMichael AnderleMark McClureYanni Jade See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How Pinch of Yum is approaching sponsored content, planning new content, and letting go of certain tasks during the COVID-19 pandemic. ----- Welcome to episode 248 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Lindsay Ostrom about how Pinch of Yum is coping with this season. Running at an Incline  What has your blog looked like these past few weeks? Are you posting more? Did you have to rearrange your entire editorial calendar? Are you sitting on recipes that you already have shot? Are you getting more done than usual? What have you had to let go? These are the types of questions Bjork asks Lindsay, bosswoman behind the food blog, Pinch of Yum, in today’s episode. It’s an incredibly honest and raw discussion on how Pinch of Yum is approaching the act of creating content during this uniquely challenging time, and Lindsay talks about how she’s planning on delivering value to her readers and finding her role in this season. In this episode, you’ll learn: How Lindsay is approaching content on Pinch of Yum What Pinch of Yum is doing with pre-created recipes What’s happening with sponsored posts during this time How Lindsay is proactively looking forward What Lindsay has had to let go of during this season Resources: Serious Eats Is Remote. Here’s How We’re Handling It. Just a Check In, Plus… Tomato Soup and Grilled Cheese Deep Dish Cookie Bowls for Two CoSchedule If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com.

In this episode, Mark interviews Lindsay Flanagan, an editor that he had the privilege of working with. Prior to the interview, Mark shares a public service announcement from CDC regarding Covid-19, a number of comments from previous episodes, a new Patron (Katie), and injects a bit of a personal writing update in with those comments. Mark also reminds listeners of their chance to win a copy of THREE STORY METHOD from J. Thorn and Zach Bohannon by commenting on Episode 123 before the end of March 2020. He then shares a tip from this episode's sponsor, Findaway Voices... You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway.   In their conversation, Lindsay and Mark talk about: How Lindsay had always been into writing, studying English Language and Literature, how her career took her away from that, and her eventual return back to the world of writing and editing The role-flip that Lindsay and her husband took about who the main bread-winner would be, and who would do more freelance-style work How Lindsay had been impressed by the professionalism and style of Angela Eschler of Eschler Editing How Lindsay's choice, in editing, always comes back to story and to language The one day a week that Lindsay keeps aside for her personal writing projects A high level review of the different types of editing, such as substantive/developmental, line editing, copy editing, and proofreading How Mark and Lindsay professionally met as writer and editor The things that Lindsay looks for in a writer client and what writers should look for when sourcing an editor The style and genres of fiction that Lindsay prefers to work on when editing How some clients at Eschler Editing are authors who want to ensure their work is polished professionally before they submit it to the traditional publisher market, while others are indie-published authors who want a professional edit before they self-publish the book How two different 80,000 word manuscripts might be given two different cost estimates depending on the shape the manuscript is in when it is turned in, which is why an edit can cost anywhere from $300 to $2000 The important that a writer always gets a sample edit from an editor that they are considering working with Why a professional edit is so important The way that an editor can help a writer understand differing changes in the marketplace for trends within specific genres Some of the most common mistakes that writers often make in their writing That all too important question an editor often asks: "But what is this doing to move your story move forward or your character to grow?" Some of the free resources available for writers at EscherEditing.com And more . . . After the interview, Mark shares his reflections on the importance of working with an editor who is properly aligned to your specifc writing and genre, in the same way that a writer needs to be thinking about their very specific target audience prior to working on marketing their book. Links of Interest: Eschler Editing Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Lindsay Flanagan (Twitter) Angela Eschler (LinkedIn) Findaway Voices Episode 123 - Three Story Method with J. Thorn and Zach Bohannon What the Internet Is Doing To Our Brains Patreon for Stark Reflections   Lindsay Flanagan is a freelance writer and editor, who, after earning a Master of Arts in English and Creative Writing, left her career of over a decade to pursue her dream job in the publishing world. She joined the Eschler Editing team in 2014 as an editor and project manager. She also edits for Immortal Works and Champagne Book Group. Because she's a glutton for knowledge, she's also interning with Corvisiero Literary Agency. Angela Eschler, founder of the award-winning Eschler Editing and manager of the boutique publisher Scrivener Books, has more than twenty years of experience in the publishing industry, including nearly a decade working in-house at traditional publishers. She now works as a freelance editor and industry coach for authors, editors, publishers, and other organizations and has edited over a thousand manuscripts from diverse genres. A published author herself, Angela's work has been featured on television, radio, and in documentary film. The E. Team is comprised of highly skilled writers, editors, designers and publishing and promotion professionals that hail from diverse segments of the publishing industry. They've amassed advanced degrees in literature or writing, been published, received distinguished awards, and worked additionally in related industry fields as librarians, reporters, or writing professors. Most importantly, as vetted genre experts, they know what it takes to make it in publishing. So no matter if you want to self-pub or get an agent, we'll help you learn to stand out, be discovered, and make a bigger impact. Why? Because filling the world with powerful books is vital. Writers are important; they've changed history, they've changed our lives, and we want to ensure they keep changing the world one reader at a time. That's our story. Now, let's make sure your story is heard.   The music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

How to be light on your feet, the most impactful work for Pinch of Yum, and the sacrifices of building a business with Lindsay Ostrom. ----- Welcome to episode 239 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Lindsay Ostrom about navigating the different seasons in her blogging journey. Ten Years  Pinch of Yum is turning 10 this year, and as I’m sure you can imagine, it has changed quite a bit in that time. In today’s episode of the podcast, you’ll hear about the different seasons of Pinch of Yum and how Lindsay navigated them while building her blog into a business. And she covers it all – from running her blog as a side hustle to transitioning to it being her full-time gig to hiring team members to current day. Regardless of what season of your blogging journey you’re currently in, you’ll find a lot of advice in this episode that can help you navigate the good, the tough, and everything in-between. In this episode, you’ll learn: How Lindsay views the “seasons” of Pinch of Yum When Pinch of Yum became a “side hustle” What a “trickster” is Why sacrifices are a part of the side hustle How Lindsay prioritized work when she started working for herself The work that was most impactful when Lindsay was building Pinch of Yum What the current “season” of Pinch of Yum looks like What it means to be light on your feet Resources: 153: Playing the Game of Business with Kevin Waldron Big Magic Tasty Food Photography The Nora Roberts quote Follow Pinch of Yum and Lindsay on Instagram If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com.

Everyone wants to change some part of their lives. The law of attraction tells us that we change the universe through our thoughts and desires. However, many people find themselves discontented with the results because they neglect the importance of mindset shifts. The law of attraction relies on ideas, so any significant change in your life requires an equivalently transformational change in your mindset.  In this week's podcast, we're joined by Lindsay Durant. Lindsay is an expert in transformational mindset shifts. She is mentored by Bob Proctor, a world-class teacher on human potential. Lindsay helps individuals and companies achieve their goals by assisting them in making quantum leaps in performance. Today, she shares her thoughts on the law of attraction and transformational mindset shifting.   Don't miss this episode if you want to learn more about maximizing the law of attraction and the power of visualization.    Here are the discussion points of this episode:   (3:45) How Lindsay got into the personal development space (5:04) Painless births   (6:47) The law of attraction and the law of vibrations   (7:34) How physics proves that everything consists of vibrations (12:19) The material and mystical worlds   (13:23) How vibrations are selective (14:39) Tuning to the frequency of our desires   (15:17) Focusing on the higher frequency emotions of joy and gratitude   (16:13) How emotions affect your DNA   (18:02) Lindsay talks about how visualizations allowed her to escape to her dream destination   (22:39) The law of attraction functions regardless of your beliefs (27:12) Getting in touch with your emotions (28:14) Lucid dreaming for problem-solving    (34:14) The importance of recognizing the beliefs handed down to us (37:53) Ingrained thoughts make it hard to change behaviors.   (41:50) We are responsible for our reactions to other people's behaviors. (42:56) The difficulty of leaving abusive relationships   (45:49) Techniques to change behavior (46:16) Constant spaced repetition (48:03) Hitting the deepest parts of the brain when changing habits (54:06) Fighting self-defeating thoughts (55:27) Visualization exercise (1:01:06) Keeping a gratitude journal     In line with the theme of changing mindsets, Lindsay recommends The Untethered Soul: The Journey Beyond Yourself, a book by Michael Singer. Follow her Facebook community at Move Into Results. You may also find Lindsay Durant on Facebook. Make sure to share your thoughts at drgordon@menopausemovement.com. If you want to join our online community, go to our Facebook community at Menopause Movement with Dr. Michelle Gordon and follow me at Dr. Michelle Gordon. I hope you learned a lot today about transformational mindset shifts, and I hope that you use the techniques here to change your life for the better. Thanks for tuning in! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on MIA Radio, we interview US Navy Veteran and Co-Founder of Minority Veterans of America, Lindsay Church. Lindsay served from 2008-2012 as a Cryptologic Technician Interpretive (Linguist). During her time in the service, she attended language school at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, CA where she learned Persian-Farsi. After spending two years at a cyber intelligence command, she left the Navy and returned home to Seattle. Upon returning home, Lindsay attended the University of Washington where she earned her BA in Near Eastern Language and Civilization and Islamic Studies and an MA in International Studies – Middle East. At the University of Washington, Lindsay co-founded the office of Student Veteran Life, where she also served as the University Liaison for the Student Veterans of AmericaChapter there. In 2017, Lindsay started the Minority Veterans of America to ensure there is a community of support around the underrepresented veterans so that we may see the true diversity of the U.S. military reflected in our veteran communities. We discuss: How Lindsay was enlisted in 2008 under “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” and served all but three months of her time in the Navy under Don’t Ask Don’t Tell. That Lindsay is a third-generation Navy veteran with many family members also serving. How during her Navy career she had multiple health issues arising from an inverted sternum, but a surgical procedure was botched and she experienced multiple complications, spending 5 days in ICU with a collapsed lung. How within 18 months of enlisting she had been prescribed 16 different medications including painkillers, antidepressants and anti-anxiety drugs. How she then had to endure a number of further surgeries but managed to complete language school in spite of the surgeries and complications. Lindsay recalls being amazed that she is alive considering the cocktail of meds she was prescribed. How she came to be stuck for six months at a medical barracks in San Diego. That Lindsay got to a point in 2010 where she felt that she couldn’t go on. That she was being transitioned between Klonopin, Effexor, Valium and Zoloft almost every month which led to intense suicidal thoughts and how she considered jumping from a fifth-floor window. That she recalls asking for psychological support but instead only received more psychiatric drugs. How Lindsay made the decision in 2010 to get off the antidepressants and then in 2011 came off the opioids and has refused painkillers since, finally in 2012 she came off the anti-anxiety drugs. Lindsay says that it hurts to have realized that suicidal thoughts occurred during times of being switched between psychiatric medications, and changes her way of viewing past events in her life. How Lindsay notes that it is very easy to get referred into psychiatry and onto the drugs but very difficult to find appropriate psychological support. That Lindsay moved back to Seattle after leaving the Navy in 2012 and is thankful her mom is a veteran, as she helped her navigate the VA. How Lindsay’s experiences both with the military medical system but also witnessing pervasive misogyny, racism and homophobia in the American Legion, led her to resign her position and to co-found the Minority Veterans of America. How she found that female veterans are 2.2 times more likely to die by suicide than their civilian counterparts and LGBTQ veterans are 2 times more likely to die by suicide than their civilian counterparts. That she now works with people of color, women, LGBTQ and religious and non-religious minorities, many of whom are disenfranchised from the veteran community, so the goal is to bring people into a supportive community to break the isolation, because isolation is a killer. How important social engagement is to address the isolation felt by minority veteran communities. That as regards herself, she is working on reaching the person that she was five years ago when she didn’t think that she belonged or that her story was unique, or even worthy of even being told. That if readers want to know more they can visit MinorityVets.org which is a non-profit. How she feels that we don’t have another three to five years to address the suicide epidemic amongst the veteran community, Congressional action is needed now. Please Support Us: Our work is made possible by the generous support of our readers. To make a donation please visit this page. Thank you. https://www.madinamerica.com/donate/

Affiliate links are used in this content. CTL is also brought to you by Plan to Eat meal planning service. Visit PlanToEat.com/LOVELY to start your free 60-day trial instead of the normal 30-day trial. This episode of Cultivating the Lovely is brought to you by Embr. Save $50 off your own Embr Wave when you go to EmbrWave.com and use code LOVELY at checkout. CTL is also sponsored by Blume. Get 25% off your first stick of HugMe Deodorant and Free Shipping by texting “Cultivate” to 79-79-79. Thanks to VistaPrint for sponsoring this episode of CTL. Get 500 high quality professional business cards for only $9.99 when you order from VistaPrint.com/LOVELY. If you want more ways to interact with these episodes, including discussion questions, behind the scenes information, and ad-free episode audio, be sure to check out the Cultivating the Lovely Patreon community! Show Notes- On this week’s episode of Cultivating the Lovely, host MacKenzie Koppa interviews Lindsay Teague Moreno, the author of the new book Boss Up! This Ain’t Your Mama’s Business Book. Lindsay is a busy wife and mom of 3 girls who has a passion for coaching and encouraging women entrepreneurs. On the podcast today, MacKenzie and Lindsay chat about what it is like to be a mom who is also pursuing a dream to build a business and support her family. Lindsay shares her desire to encourage women who want to be entrepreneurs while also being a great mom How sometimes pursuing passions beyond homemaking can actually help some women be better moms Lindsay’s own story of growing up as an aspiring entrepreneur How moving frequently with her husband’s job forced Lindsay to learn what she needed to know for her own business How Lindsay’s passion for her work was both her greatest strength and her greatest weakness Why Lindsay was so driven to make goals and pursue them with all her energy A sneak peek into Boss Up! and some of Lindsay’s tips for women entrepreneurs You are made for this job, but you need to figure out how to make it work for you. -Lindsay Moreno Click To Tweet Being authentic and consistent in your branding and marketing How Lindsay uses story in building her business The vital importance of excellent customer service in creating loyal followers Setting yourself apart by conducting your business with excellence A typical day in the life of Lindsay Current Lovelies- Lindsay: working through some deep self-care with her new therapist Resources Mentioned- Books: Boss Up! Movies: Father of the Bride Find Lindsay- You can find Lindsay Teague Moreno on her website, lindsaytm.com. You can also listen to her Boss Up! Podcast. Follow Lindsay across social media on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube and Twitter. Find MacKenzie- You can find MacKenzie Koppa on Instagram, Facebook, and the CTL Facebook Group, of course! You can also listen to her family podcast The Same Page! Listen to the CTL Podcast-    You just finished reading CTLP Episode 127- Entrepreneurial Moms with Lindsay Teague Moreno! Consider leaving a comment!

Trends in site speed, how to publish trendy content on your blog, using hashtags on Pinterest, and creating a patterned Instagram grid. ----- Welcome to episode 213 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, you’ll learn about tips for optimizing your site speed, how Lindsay publishes trendy content, and how to share smarter on social media. Trends  This week on the podcast, we’re focusing on trends, and you’ll hear tips from three experts on site speed, blogging, and social media. First, Andrew from NerdPress will talk about trends in site speed, and he’ll share his photo size recommendations, his favorite plugins, information about caching, and more. Then Lindsay from Pinch of Yum talks about how she publishes relevant content for her readers and how she stays on top of food trends. And last, Abby, Food Blogger Pro and Pinch of Yum’s Social Media Manager will talk about some of the trends we’re seeing on social media, namely hashtags on Pinterest and then Instagram pattern grids. It’s a great episode, and we can’t wait for you to dive in. Enjoy! In this episode, you’ll learn: Why site speed matters for bloggers How caching works What lazy loading is What the latest image size recommendation is How Lindsay approaches creating “trendy” content How hashtags work on Pinterest What Pinch of Yum uses to share content to Pinterest How we’re customizing the Food Blogger Pro Instagram grid Resources: Google Trends WP Rocket a3 Lazy Load ShortPixel 188: Optimizing Your Website’s Images with Simon Duduica NerdPress Tailwind Food Blogger Pro Deals Tasty Pins Follow Food Blogger Pro on Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, and Twitter If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com.

How Lindsay organizes and creates new content for Pinch of Yum, new courses on Food Blogger Pro, and why we're switching up our podcast format. ----- Welcome to episode 212 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, you’ll learn about the new podcast format, new courses on Food Blogger Pro, how bloggers can approach creating new content, and more. New  It’s the first episode of our new format for the Food Blogger Pro Podcast! We’re trying a little 10ish episode experiment with this podcast format, and we’d love to hear what you think. In this new format, we’re going to split each episode up into a few mini interviews, all surrounding the same topic. Today’s topic is “New,” and we talk about the new format, some of the new content we’ve published to Food Blogger Pro, how bloggers can approach creating new content, and more. We’re so excited to launch into this new series! We cover: What’s up with the new Food Blogger Pro Podcast format What’s new on Food Blogger Pro How Lindsay creates new content for Pinch of Yum How a Food Blogger Pro member found success from connecting with others Resources: Food Blogger Pro enrollment is now open! Enroll today Food Blogger Pro Experts Asana Big Magic Food Blogger Pro Deals Hot Rod’s Recipes If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com.

In part 2 of this very informative interview with Justin and Lindsay Lee we cover: ‍ - Their experience working on new episodes from the 1960's recording with the late ! - The connection between and the British 60's Thunderbirds and . - How they received funding through The Canadian Independent Production Fund - IPF. - Support received from Shasberry Films by premiering Miikshi on - What we can expect from the new series. - The differences between working with, marionettes and hand puppets. - How Miikshi and her best friend Chickelyna got their names. - How Lindsay created this story and wrote it to entertain parents as well as a co-viewing audience of 6-9yr olds. - Some lessons kids can learn from watching this lovable puppet.

Rate, review, and subscribe via iTunes! It helps more people find me. :) In this episode: How Lindsay developed her powerful voice [ 8:50 ] Lindsay's path to stepping into herself as a teacher [ 14:52 ] Letting go of other roles to take on "teacher" as her primary work [ 20:10 ] How Lindsay discovered joy and fun, and her exploration of learning to receive good after trauma & pain [ 24:30 ] Her partnership with her husband and how she learned to not run away from love [ 38:00 ] Astrology birth chart convo [ 45:30 ] The truth of spirituality and not hiding behind it or running away from life [ 57:10 ] Register for my fall equinox course, Follow Your Alignment: www.taraalexandria.com/aligned-and-connected Connect with me at www.taraalexandria.com. Tag me & share the love on Instagram! @yintrospection Show artwork by the magical @sophiekathleeen

Lindsay is a Spiritual Wellness & Mindset Coach. She helps soulpreneurs & spiritual boss babes develop their intuition, connect with their divine feminine & up-level their life. She is a lightworker, Reiki Master, intuitive healer, & she is a passionate Divine Feminine practitioner. Her comprehensive approach to spiritual connection includes coaching, mindset, lunar phases, embodiment, busting limiting beliefs, manifestation, EFT, NLP, crystal therapy, energy healing practices, meditation, rituals, & much more. Her work focuses on developing the intuition - she gives women an experience when they work with her, but she also provides them with the tools to continuously develop their intuition & use their skills daily. She works with women on connecting to their Divine Feminine - that soft, feeling, juicy feminine aspect. She teaches an opening to our divine magnetic nature as women, a willingness to receive. She is committed to up-levels and elevating your vibration. Her results include increased happiness, self love, abundance, and a more fulfilling life. She was called to this work because she's spent years healing her own self. In healing her own life she found that she longed to share this great work. She is passionate about helping women become the conscious creators of a life they truly desire. In this episode, we talk about: How Lindsay was the black sheep in her family with spirituality What manifestation is and the proper steps to manifest and be a conscious creator What are limiting beliefs, how to discover them, and how to let them go How to maintain a high energetic vibration yet respond to normal human emotions What is Emotional Freedom Technique or EFT and how to start it Working with a spiritual mentor Connect with Lindsay: Facebook: facebook.com/ourandare Private Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/ourandare Instagram: Instagram.com/ourandare Website: ourandare.com Free manifestation guide: http://ourandare.com/intro-to-spiritual-tools/ ​ Join the Joy Energy Time Collective, our bi-weekly wellness newsletter for healthcare professionals: https://www.joyenergytime.com/the-thriving-collective/ Our Instagram: www.instagram.com/burntouttolitup/ www.instagram.com/joy.energy.time/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/burntouttolitup Free Guides for Occupational Therapists + All Healthcare Professionals: https://www.joyenergytime.com/resources/ Support the Podcast! patreon.com/burntouttolitup Our website: joyenergytime.com/podcast

Welcome to Episode 37 of the Rational Reminder Podcast. On today’s show we are joined by Lindsay Plumb, Chief Coach-ess of MOOLA Financial Coaches and Advisors. We’re discussing spending and budgeting, because that’s kind of the opposite end of the spectrum of what we always talk about. We usually assume people already have wealth, but that’s not always the case. Even if you do, both spending and budgeting are super important. Just getting in line with your values and what you spend money on, that affects everybody, no matter how many assets you might have. So in this episode we dive into what it means to have an understanding and alignment of what your values are and what your goals are and how that should inform your financial decisions. We’re helping you help yourself and for that we’ve brought in the Chief Coach-ess with the most-ess. So, for all this and more, keep listening!   Key Points From This Episode: Hear about Lindsay’s background and what she does within MOOLA. [0:02:20.0] Why budgeting is so hard. [0:03:35.0] Discovering your goals and articulating your values. [0:04:56.0] Using a tool that allows you to stick to a budget. [0:05:48.9] Understanding the difference between budgeting and tracking. [0:07:40.0] Why people blow out their budget on food. [0:08:32.0] Coaching people to change their behaviour. [0:09:47.0] How Lindsay advises her clients to coach their kids to modify their behavior. [0:12:41.0] Speaking in somebody else’s language, especially kids. [0:14:13.0] How to do bank accounts as couples. [0:16:48.0] Sudden wealth and how it can affect someones relationship with money. [0:21:50] Retirement and planning for philanthropic or legacy goals. [0:24:50] How Lindsay defines success in her own life. [0:29:30.0] And much more!

This is episode 31 of the Pam Sowder Podcast, with your host, Pam Sowder! Pam has over 2 decades of field and corporate experience and was voted one of the most influential women in direct selling. She helps match the daily needs of distributors to everyday life challenges.   Today’s episode is an exciting one! With Pam today, is a team that is absolutely rocking it in direct sales. They’re a group of beautiful women with It Works from all over the U.S. that are a fantastic example of showing how to take your business to the next level! One of Pam’s guests today is Cassie Westlund. She’s 24 years old and joined when she was 20. She’s went from broke college student, working multiple jobs, living paycheck-to-paycheck to living extremely well-off and leading a successful team at It Works.   In this week’s episode, four amazing women from Cassie’s team join her to talk about their own backgrounds with It Works, how they’ve gotten successful through the business, and how they’ve overcome daily challenges and have stay inspired.   Nicole Hassinger is a Presidential Diamond and has been in the business for a little over three years. She joined with the goal of making a couple extra hundred dollars a month but then she caught the vision and it turned into so much more. Emily Wirsing is 24 and has been in the business for a little over three years and is also a Presidential Diamond. As a student, she was lost — but now, with It Works, she’s excited and has a plan. Lindsay, 24 as well, joined It Works in 2015. Before this business, she says she was the typical broke college student working four jobs — and now, she’s a Triple Diamond and cannot wait for what’s to come. And lastly (but certainly not least), Nayara Ribeiro also joins the conversation. Nayara has been with the business for four years but feels like she just joined yesterday with how excited she still is! Originally a broke college student, she quickly saw the potential in the business and so she jumped right in and ran with it.   Join Pam and Cassie’s team for today’s inspiring conversation!   Key Takeaways [:30] About today’s episode! [:50] Cassie Westlund introduces herself to the show. [1:54] Cassie’s perception of It Works when she first started out. [2:48] What being a millennial means to Cassie. [3:03] Has working with It Works helped Cassie come out of her shell? Was she shy when she first got started? [3:45] How did Cassie promote so fast in the business? [7:13] Nicole Hassinger, a part of Cassie’s team, introduces herself. [9:07] How Nicole stays motivated and inspired. [11:37] How did it feel to give back to her family, financially? [13:14] Emily Wirsing introduces herself and her background in the business. [14:29] What it means to Emily to be a “mass enroller.” [15:59] What kind of people Emily looks for when enrolling. [18:12] When Emily is talking to a brand new potential, how does she talk to them over text and convey her excitement? [20:14] Lindsay Brighindi introduces herself, talks about her background with It Works, and what took her so long to originally get started in the business. [23:05] How did Lindsay overcome her doubts around the business? [24:55] How Lindsay inspires her team and keeps them in the game. [27:02] Nayara Ribeiro introduces herself next! [28:06] How did Nayara become so successful in the business? [30:35] Nayara reflects on where she was before It Works and where she is today. [33:05] Has Nayara ever been in a funk? And if so, how does she get out of it? [34:32] What Nayara journals about. [36:03] Bringing it back to Nicole, Pam asks: what do you do if your friends and family are not supportive of your business? [40:11] Emily’s advice for self-development. [43:39] Lindsay talks about when she first started seeing success in her business. [47:09] How Nayara got through obstacles during her journey. [52:55] Where Cassie sees herself and her team over the next five years.   Mentioned in this Episode It Works Dream Life Daily Journal: 30 Days to Jumpstart Your Best Life, by Denise Walsh Continue on your Adventure Find more episodes on PamSowder.com/Listen Reach out to her at: PamSowder.com/Connect   Reach out on Social Media! Follow Pam @ItWorksPam on Twitter — Tweet her and use #askpam #pamsowder!  

Having a staff can certainly help you scale and grow your business, but bringing on employees is certainly not without its challenges. How do you find good people? And even more importantly, how do you train them to carry on your reputation and brand? Whether you already are leading a team or you're just starting to consider making the move from solopreneur status, this week's episode of the This Week In Weddings podcast is for you.  About our guests:    Lindsay Val Longacre founded and launched LVL Weddings & Events in 2007. Since its founding, LVL has grown to be one of the most recognized wedding and event planning companies in California with additional locations in Denver, Phoenix, Napa and Hawaii and a team of 20 professional coordinators and planners. A Midwest girl at heart, Lindsay was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio and is now living between California and Hawaii. She is a proud military wife, entrepreneur and special event planner. Lindsay gets her drive and entrepreneurial spirit from her mother, who always encouraged her to find her calling and be the best she could be at it. Through LVL, Lindsay is on a mission to do just that – to be the best at doing what she loves the most – planning dream weddings, leading a successful team and always raising the bar in the wedding industry. Heather Hoesch joined LVL in 2010 and she’s the yin to Lindsay’s yang. Currently with over 700 weddings and ten years of experience under her belt, Heather is passionate, detailed, organized, and most importantly calm. Inspired by love, engagement stories, color combinations and hand written wedding vows, she brings a colorful style to the design and planning of a wedding. She will tell you that she loves her job, her clients and most of all her team. She believes that her passion for love adds to her commitment to creating the ultimate wedding for her couples. Heather always wanted to be part of a team that is an innovative leader in the industry and she found her dream team with LVL. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Studies from California State University, Long Beach, she has successfully blended her education with doing what she enjoys the most – celebrating love. In this episode, listeners will hear about: Lindsay and Heather's background and how they got into the wedding industry How Lindsay and Heather joined forces at LVL How they have grown their team by bringing other business owners into their company How to identify the right people for what you need Knowing when you're ready to add employees Documenting processes in order to train your team Want to connect with Lindsay and Heather? On the web: https://lvlevents.com/  Instagram: @lvlweddings Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lvlweddings

Today we invited a gal we’ve been hardcore crushing on lately, Lindsay Surowitz of Weeknight Bite, to talk about all things balance and simplicity within the world of healthy eating. This is an area that most women struggle with so we asked Lindsay to share some of the ways she helps her clients and loved ones break down the guilt so many of us feel when it comes to healthy living (and we LOVE what she’s got to say!). Lindsay shares her tips and tricks for creating balance around community and food (something that can be super overwhelming) and how she’s learned to blend the two so well together, despite having friends that don’t eat the same or trying to navigate tough restaurant meals. We love Lindsay’s take on the healthy life and know you’ll be inspired by her journey and encouragement. You can connect with Lindsay and catch more of her sunshine over on Weeknight Bite or Instagram! Thank you to the Nutritional Therapy Association for sponsoring this episode! Highlight Reel: 09:40 | A quote from dad–taking ownership of your choices 15:50 | Getting off the healthy living guilt train 19:30  | Practical ways to escape guilt 27:00 | How Lindsay makes social gathering healthy and removes the stress Link Love: Best Ever Paleo Chocolate Chip Cookies Matcha Lattes + Why You Need Matcha in Your Life

Monetization strategies, thriving on social media, and ignoring comparison with Bjork Ostrom. ----- Welcome to episode 160 of the Food Blogger Pro podcast! This week on the podcast, we’re sharing a recording from our most recent Live Q&A on Food Blogger Pro. A Sneak Peek into an FBP Live Q&A You are getting a sneak peek into one of our favorite perks that comes with a Food Blogger Pro membership: Live Q&As! We hold a Live Q&A for our members every month, and they’re a chance for our members to get answers to their toughest blogging questions…live. Our Q&As are the perfect opportunity to invite our experts to chat about a specific topic, but they’re also great for picking Bjork and Lindsay’s brains. This month’s Q&A was an “Ask Bjork Anything,” and Bjork answered our members’ questions about email lists, photography, monetization strategies, and more. Enjoy this sneak peek into Food Blogger Pro Live Q&As! In this episode, you’ll learn: How Bjork and Lindsay monetized Pinch of Yum in the early days The difference between profit and revenue Strategies for new bloggers who want to reach out to brands How to handle new social media platforms like IGTV The ideal Pinterest image size How Lindsay stores her photography props The best ways to grow your email list How Pinch of Yum started to build a team How to not get discouraged while you’re growing your blog How to promote products on your blog What you should do with old content How we set up our bootcamps Resources: Apply for our Member Success Agent position! Pinch of Yum income reports 149: How to Get Your Content to Stand Out on Pinterest with Yuka Ohishi 10 Mistakes that Bloggers Make and How to Fix Them 7 Essential Tools You Need to Shoot Your Own Recipe Videos Wayback Machine Zoom If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com. Thanks to our Reviewer of the Week, Madison from A Joyfully Mad Kitchen! If you’d like to be featured, leave a review for us on iTunes and include your name and blog name in the review. We’d like to thank our sponsors, WP Tasty! Check out wptasty.com to learn more about their handcrafted WordPress plugins specifically made for food bloggers.

Impostor syndrome (also known as impostor phenomenon, fraud syndrome or the impostor experience) is a psychological pattern in which people doubt their accomplishments and have a persistent, often internalized fear of being exposed as a "fraud." If you own a creative business, no doubt you've at one time or another wondered if you were good enough. Or if you fit in. Or if you really were capable. In this episode of the This Week In Weddings podcast, we're talking about all these feelings with our guest Lindsay Landman, who has opened up about her own experiences with impostor syndrome and how she manages these internalized feelings. About our guest:  New York based event designer Lindsay Landman has been producing innovative weddings and special events in New York and around the globe since 2001. Her company, Lindsay Landman Events, has been a market leader in the integration of event planning, design and production, initiated by Lindsay’s trademark focus on the intersection of form and function. Since 2014, Lindsay has been a leading instructor and course director for the Event Leadership Institute, educating and mentoring hundreds of students in the fields of Event Planning and Event Design. Lindsay has provided insight on weddings, design, etiquette and entertaining for dozens of publications including The New York Times and InStyle and in 2016, both VOGUE Magazine and Harper’sBAZAAR selected Lindsay Landman Events as one of the “best planners in the world.” In this episode, listeners will hear about: Lindsay's background and how she landed in the events industry What "impostor syndrome" really is and how you feel when you have it How Lindsay recognized her own feelings of imposter syndrome Steps to take to make these fraudy feelings less prevalent Perfectionism, procrastination, and accepting compliments when it comes to impostor sydrome How being open about this topic allowed others to open up, creating community amongst Lindsay's peers Want to connect with Lindsay? On the web: http://lindsaylandmanevents.com/ Instagram: @lindsaylandman Facebook: @lindsaylandmanevents

I’m so thrilled to have my friend and fellow master-minder, Lindsay Sukornyk, back on the show! Not only is she a great coach, yoga instructor and mom, but she’s also one of the best conversationalists I know. When we talk there is never a bad conversation.   In this episode, we talk about stepping into fear and reframing it as an opportunity for growth and aliveness. Lindsay and I also discuss the impact nature has when it comes to helping you get into more of a flow state (her Alive + Awake retreats are perfect for this). Regardless, it’s about listening to the “whispers” that nudge you in the direction you’re meant to go. And generally those are the things that resonate with you and make you feel good. Don’t know about you, but I am all for more of that in my life!   I guarantee you’ll feel a little lighter after listening to the words of my unicorn friend and eager to elevate your life to the next level (perhaps in Costa Rica?). --      Question Highlights: How did you decide to move to Costa Rica and start doing retreats and other things? What makes you this insane warrior going straight for the fear and straight for the opposite of what’s logical? How do you allow yourself to lean in, have faith and get into the flow state at any time? Why are we so resistant to be ourselves? What is most exciting for you right now?   In This Episode We Talk about: How Lindsay left her elite career because she was unsatisfied and wanted to tap into her highest potential Yoga, mindfulness and spirituality Working remotely and how to make it work How Lindsay changed her perspective on fear and reframed it as an opportunity for growth and aliveness Triggering flow states by stepping into fear The effect nature has on transformation in all forms How Lindsay’s Alive + Awake retreats help others step into their highest potential Lindsay’s book-writing journey so far And much more…   Quotes:   “Listen to the whispers.”   “This way to the good stuff.”   “This whole journey for us has been one of leaping into the unknown and making it up as we go and then ultimately listening to the whispers of our souls, but also taking the actions required.”   “When we play and have fun, everything can go way faster and far more smoothly – especially when it comes to transformation.”   “Surrender to the magic that’s available when we let go of our plans and expectations.”   --   Lindsay is a unicorn trainer, transformational leadership expert, master coach, writer, wanderluster, and mama of four amazing kids. She is living the dream with her family in Costa Rica, France and Canada, where she guides elite leaders from around the world through transformational activation experiences in the surf town where she lives. She is completing her first novel and screenplay, “Path of the Unicorn.” A regular Huffington Post blogger and often featured as a speaker and expert in the media, she is a certified professional co-active coach (CPCC) with CTI and a RYT 500 certified yoga teacher. Lindsay has a B. Comm from Queen’s University, where she majored in strategy and organizational behavior. She began her career at A.T. Kearney, a top-tier global management consulting firm. In the elite transformational leadership coaching space for over 15 years, Lindsay has spoken to and coached founders and influencers at global events such as Afest, the Bliss Project, and leading organizations, including Accenture, and A.T. Kearney, Starbucks, Deloitte, P&G, Blackberry and Revlon. She has been cited as an expert media such as The Globe and Mail, The National Post and Canadian Business Magazine. Resources: FB: facebook.com/lsukornyk IG: @lindsaysukornyk   AliveAndAwake.com Next Founders and Influencers Retreat is Nov. 10-17 in Costa Rica Previous Earn Your Happy episode with Lindsay     --   Check out my website at http://www.loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

This episode is a Wild Soul Interview with Liza Fenster! Liza is a Shamanic Reiki Healer, Intuitive Tarot Reader, and the founder of The Persistent Miracle. She is a deep heart sister and former Tarot student of mine, and it was such a joy to have her on the podcast. In this talk, we go deep around: • A humble intuitive download around The Great American Eclipse, and the kind of upgrades it's offering to us right now—individually, collectively, and energetically (0:33) • How Liza got her first Tarot deck and how it has followed her through many phases of her life (19:18) • How Lindsay and Liza met (32:06) • How Tarot has become an invaluable tool for her on her postpartum journey as a new mama through The Start and The Moon (36:01) • How the Ace of Swords helped guide her on her journey to confront her long lost father (52:27) • Vibing with the Queen of Cups and how we were both swirling in Temperance at the time of this recording (1:00:45) • Challenging cards: Temperance, the Devil, Four of Pentacles, the Hermit, and how the Empress might be the toughest card in the deck (1:11:23) Find full show notes for this episode: https://wildsoulpodcast.com/blog/tarot-communication-tool-divine-liza-fenster Follow Liza at http://www.thecrowmother.com/ and on Instagram at @crow.mother ABOUT THE PODCAST Hosted by intuitive tarot reader, holistic counselor and teacher, Lindsay Mack, Tarot for the Wild Soul is a weaving of deep conversations with folks who use Tarot in their lives, channeled energetic offerings, intuitive readings on the months ahead, and mini Tarot lessons. ABOUT LINDSAY Lindsay is an intuitive tarot reader, holistic counselor, teacher and writer based in Brooklyn, NY. She is the founder of Wild Soul Healing and Tarot for the Wild Soul, as well as the host of this podcast. She has been studying and reading Tarot for over 20 years. As a joyful and healthy survivor of childhood abuse & PTSD, Lindsay is passionately dedicated to honoring and helping to bring space, light and healing to those who are experiencing mental, emotional or physical suffering. It is an organic part of her healing work with the Tarot, and she is honored to be sharing these offerings to those who feel called to them. WEBSITE: www.lindsaymack.com INSTAGRAM: @wildsoulhealing MUSIC: www.bensounds.com

I’m excited to bring you this Episode #23 of the Mother’s Quest Podcast. I’m just back from an amazing week at one of my most favorite places, UCLA’s Bruin Woods Family Camp in Lake Arrowhead, where I felt like I had an amazing reset…a chance to unplug and notice some patterns from a fresh perspective. It’s so perfect then, that I came back to put the finishing touches on this episode with author of the Miracle Morning for Parents and Families, Lindsay McCarthy. I’ve been wanting to have Lindsay on the podcast for a while now; I knew I had a lot to learn from her about how to change my relationship with mornings, but I didn’t realize our conversation would inspire a collaborative 30 day Mother’s Quest Miracle Morning Challenge that will start Monday, July 17th. Lindsay is a wife and homeschool mom of two kids. She is the co-author of The Miracle Morning for Parents and Families, has a facebook community of the same name, and is creator of GratefulParent.com where she blogs. Lindsay and I have a lot in common in that neither of us could have imagined we would step into owning and sharing our voice and our story with others until fairly recently, she through her book and me through the podcast. We go deep in this conversation about the epic journey that brought Lindsay from attending a conference where she met Miracle Morning author Hal Alred to essentially writing a manual for bringing the Miracle Morning practice to parents and families. We talk about our mutual love of frameworks and acronyms and how she and her husband adapted the Miracle Morning’s SAVERS to create their own acronym, CHARMS, which brings Creativity, Health, Affirmations, Reading, Meditation, and Service to her children every morning. I love how Lindsay brings intentionality and mindfulness to her parenting and how she’s living her own version of an E.P.I.C. life, one rooted in being an amazing mom and co-creating incredible learning experiences for her children. She helped me change my perception of what homeschooling can look like and realize that we are all like a homeschooling mom when we seek opportunities for our children to pursue their curiosity and passions. I’m also impressed by how committed Lindsay is to this Miracle Morning practice which has dramatically changed her family’s life and the lives of so many others through her book and group. I’m thrilled I finally got a chance to talk with Lindsay and that together we will create this collaborative challenge. I have a strong feeling that this Miracle Morning practice will make a huge difference for me and I know I need some support and accountability to make it happen. I can’t imagine a better guide than Lindsay and I hope you’ll choose to come along with us. This Week’s Challenge: Join us for the 30-Day Mother’s Quest Miracle Morning Challenge. Sign up to follow us with daily prompts and reflections in the Mother’s Quest Facebook Group. Topics discussed in this episode: Lindsay’s mother modeled creating opportunities for her children by setting up a field hockey team for her and other girls in their community. How attending Hal Elrod’s One Life Fully Lived conference in 2014 provided an opportunity for Lindsay to create what became like an operating manual for her family The importance of having a morning practice. How the C.H.A.R.M.S. (Creativity, Health, Affirmations, Reading, Meditation, Service) framework works in their family and how it can be adapted for other families. Tips on “Habit Stacking” and adding mindfulness and purpose to everyday activities. Working with a spiritual coach to support self discovery. Slowing down to have the space to create what you truly want. How Lindsay came to homeschooling her children, how she accesses other resources outside of her home as part of that, and how we are all homeschoolers in some way with our children Resources mentioned in this episode: The Miracle Morning for Parents and Families: How to Bring Out the Best in Your KIDS and Your SELF by Hal Elrod, Mike & Lindsay McCarthy The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM) by Hal Elrod One Life Fully Lived Conference Gobundance, the company and mastermind of Mike, Lindsay’s husband Spirit Coach Training with Jenai Lane, Lindsay’s spiritual coach Make Me App Grateful Parent, Lindsay’s blog The Miracle Morning for PARENTS & FAMILIES Facebook Community The Miracle Morning Community 30-Day Mother’s Quest Miracle Morning Challenge at the Facebook Group Announcements If you haven’t yet visited the website, head over to www.mothersquest.com to explore some of the ways you can get more connected. At the site, you can sign up for our email list (to get show notes delivered to your inbox and our new “Mothers on a Quest” features), click the link to join the Facebook group and press record to leave a voice message for me. You can also download the FREE Live Your E.P.I.C. Life Planning and Reflection Sheets. Sign up! – Free 30 minute Discovery Session I’m rolling out my new coaching offerings and I’ve been having great conversations with women who are ready to live a more E.P.I.C. life and interested in coaching. If you’ve had a spark moment setting you on a new path or are at a crossroads but feel unsure, guilty or overwhelmed, I’d love to talk with you about how working with me could help light the way, get you clear about what you want, shift your mindset from fear to faith, and get you moving into action. I’ve been there, I’m still on the journey myself, and I’d love to bring all I’ve learned from a decade of coaching, 13 years of motherhood and all the lessons from my podcast guests to support you. Send me an email at julie@mothersquest.com or sign up for a free discovery call at mothersquest.com if you’re interested in learning more. Acknowledgements A big THANK YOU to our “patrons” for helping to bring these conversations to myself and other mothers through financial and/or in-kind support: Tonya Rineer, founder of The Profit Party, who provided this week’s dedication Liane Louie-Badua Cristin Downs of the Notable Woman Podcast Erin Kendall of Fit Mom Go Niko Osoteo of Bear Beat Productions Erik Newton of The Together Show Claire Fry Divya Silbermann Rachel Winter Caren and Debbie Lieberman Cameron Miranda Fran and David Lieberman Debbie and Alan Goore Jenise and Marianne of the Sustainable Living Podcast Support the Podcast If you’d like to make a contribution to Mother’s Quest to support Season Two of the Podcast and/or help provide coaching scholarships for mothers, follow this link to make a contribution http://mothersquest.com/be-a-supporter/ If you would like to “dedicate” an upcoming episode to a special mother in your life, email me at julie@mothersquest.com Mother’s Quest is a podcast for moms who are ready to live a truly E.P.I.C. life. Join in for intimate conversations with a diverse group of inspiring mothers as they share how they are living an E.P.I.C. life, Engaging mindfully with their children (E), Passionately and Purposefully making a difference beyond their family (P), Investing in themselves (I), and Connecting to a strong support network (C). Join our community of mothers to light the way and sustain you on your quest at https://www.facebook.com/groups/mothersquest/

Lindsay Istace, founder of Rage Yoga, returns to NOL one year later to share updates about her unique practice and how it’s expanding like wildfire! Sign up for her email newsletter and get discounts, special deals and more at www.rageyoga.com In this episode, hear about: - A review of why she started Rage Yoga (in case you missed her first appearance in the early launch days of NOL) - How her unique practice works to face and release uncomfortable emotions - How Rage Yoga can be a great way for misfits to experience yoga without intimidation or traditional dogma - How Lindsay feels about Rage Yoga knockoffs/copycats - Rage Yoga jewelry and how proceeds go to charity - Upcoming beginner course - September retreat in Scotland - October teacher trainings in Canada - how her tour last year panned out - possible future plans for Rage Yoga to expand

How Lindsay organizes her day, how to apply 1% infinity to your daily life, and where Bjork got his name. ----- Welcome to episode 83 of the Food Blogger Pro podcast! This week, we’re playing an episode from the Chopped Podcast with Marly McMillen. In this episode, Marly covers a lot of ground with Bjork and Lindsay. They talk about how Lindsay organizes her days, what it means to practice 1% infinity every day, and, my personal favorite, she asks them some random questions that were really fun to hear their answers to, like where Bjork’s name came from. In this episode, Bjork and Lindsay share: How they came up with the name Pinch of Yum Why Lindsay incorporates teaching into her blog How they organize their days What 1% infinity is and how they apply it every day How Bjork got his name What Lindsay’s favorite phone app is   Resources: Day Designer Passion Planner Chopped Conference Namely Marly If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com. Be sure to review us on iTunes!  

Episode 119: The Miracle Morning for Parents & Families with Lindsay McCarthy. In this episode of the Boss Mom Podcast Lindsay and Dana talk about raising intentional children through the Miracle Morning. Sponsored by the out of this world Starship Family Journey  Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes:  In this episode you’ll hear: Lindsay's boss mom journey. Writing a book with Hal Elrod and doing a collaboration. The Miracle Morning book. Incorporating your kids and engaging with them in tasks and practices. How doing the Miracle Morning is cultivating mindful practices into your kids. How Lindsay handles overwhelm and schedules self-care. Our Podcast Sponsor: Starship Family Journey Admiral Laura has launched a new sci-fi fun membership group called Starship Family Journey which creates fun and engaging ways for you to bring science and science fiction into your child’s world. You can try it by going to StarshipFamilyJourney.com/bossmom and taking the free five-day solar system adventure. Each week has a new themed adventure to discuss at dinner time, with activities, meal ideas, and downloadable content. Laura's out of this world membership is starting soon! If you sign up by October 7th, you can get the special starting price of $20 per month (30% off). Boss Moms who sign up will get a free Starship Family Journey Logbook (a twelve dollar value) just by using the membership code BOSSMOM (no spaces). The Logbook makes it easy for you to record your fun space adventures, pictures, and achievement stickers that your kids will earn. So check it out at StarshipFamilyJourney.com/bossmom. Laura is a mom of two who has written space science books. She enjoys spending time with her family. Recommended links and resources: Hal Elrod The Miracle Morning for Parents and Families The Miracle Morning Boss Mom: the Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business and Nurturing your Family Like a Pro Give Your Child the World: Raising Globally Minded Kids Best Year Ever Blueprint Boss Mom Academy Boss Mom Facebook Community Can I quote you on that?  Our kids injected themselves into our Miracle Morning practice. They learned to practice meditation and affirmations along with us. - Lindsay Teaching your kids to be intentional about serving others. - Lindsay Seeing generosity in your kids because we hope to see that but you can't always tell if you are teaching that. - Dana Our mornings seem chaotic. I want to create a fun morning routine for my family. - Dana I make sure I'm filling myself up so I can fill my kids up. - Lindsay More about our guest, Lindsay McCarthy. Lindsay is first and foremost a wife to her loving husband, Mike and mother of two amazing kids, Tyler and Ember. She is also the co-author of the book The Miracle Morning for Parents and Families. She is the co-creator of GratefulParent.com and the CEO, Chief Enabling Officer, of their homeschool. Lindsay has a love for travel and a passion for helping others. Facebook / Grateful Parent Facebook / Grateful Parent Blog Connect with Dana: Instagram / The Boss Mom Facebook community (her total happy place) We love hearing from you guys! If you’ve got a question about today’s episode or want to leave us some inbox love, you can email us at hello@boss-mom.com Or, you can always find both Dana hanging out in our Boss Mom Facebook Community.  We would LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes. We also know it can be kind of tricky to figure out. Here are a few step by step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.

Are your kids preventing you from enjoying The Miracle Morning?  Why not get them to do it with you?  Our guest and co-author, Lindsay McCarthy started doing the miracle morning with her children and the results were incredible. Lindsay McCarthy is a stay-at-home mom, a home-schooling mom, and co-author of The Miracle Morning for Parents & Families: How to Bring Out the Best In Your Kids and Your Self. She joins us to talk about the process of getting her kids to participate, how she and her husband Mark became co-authors on the book, and how the practice changed her family dynamic for the better. ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS           How to Grow by 100% Every Year (Interview with CEO, Stephen Christopher)           How to Grow by 100% Every Year (Interview with CEO, Stephen Christopher)                      [00:40] About our guest: Lindsay McCarthy [02:55] How Lindsay got her children into The Miracle Morning [06:20] Lindsay talks spirit coaches [07:13] The story behind how Lindsay and Mike became the co-authors [10:50] Parenting Profiles: Tips from successful parents [15:10] Applying strategies from the original book and customizing it to families [15:45] Skills for exceptional parenting and purposefulness [17:32] C.H.A.R.M.S. – What they stand for and how to get your kids involved [24:30] The Miracle Morning Movement [25:40] Having Jim Shiels write the forward [28:37] Best Year Ever Blueprint Live Experience If you want to attend the Best Year Ever Blueprint Live experience, it’s in December of 2016 in San Diego.  Go toBestYearEverLive.com and check out the video!   “Instead of calling them chores, we call them family contribution.” – Lindsay McCarthy CLICK TO TWEET   TRANSCRIPTS Download the Transcript for Episode #143 (PDF) JOIN THE CONVERSATION If you enjoyed this post, if it added value to your life, please leave a quick comment below and SHARE with your friends. Thank YOU for paying it forward! :^) COMMENT QUESTION: What is your big takeaway?. Write it in the comments below. WANT TO COACH WITH HAL ELROD? Get a $1 (7-day Trial) of Hal Elrod’s “Best Year Ever Coaching” program at www.BestYearEverCoaching.net   SUBMIT A QUESTION Do you have a question you would like answered on a future podcast? Click the button below. EPISODE RESOURCES Hal Elrod Website Hal Elrod Facebook Hal Elrod Twitter The Best Year Ever MiracleMorning.com The Miracle Morning for Parents and Families on Amazon 1lifefullylived.org

GoS Epic College Football Week One This week has been an exciting week in the world of sports! College football is finally here and we are ecstatic to be able to watch the games! A few weeks ago, Whitney and I shared a college football preview episode on the pod where we talked about which teams we felt looked good this year and which match-ups we expect to feel disappointed with after watching the games. Although there may be some fans that are feeling disappointed this week – overall, this has been an amazing week in college football! On today’s episode, we dive right into week one of college football. We talk about each game that was played this past week and analyze where some teams showed severe signs of lacking in their game. Lindsay also gives you her “insider secret” to picking teams during the suicide week and she announces a fun, new award that we will be doing on the show!   Highlights of Today’s Episode: Notre Dame vs Texas epitomizes college football and why we love it How Whitney spent her weekend watching the games Lindsay shares her experience of watching the Gator’s opening game as an alumnus The tear-jerking speech by Steve Spurrier – if you missed it, catch it here This is Tennessee’s year… or is it? Top 10 ranked team, LSU, severely lacking on offense in the week one game Les Miles’ time-management challenges – should he hire a MADDEN player expert? Oklahoma’s weekend upset LSU’s early season loss speaks volumes, but Lindsay still believes it’s not the end of their season How Lindsay came up with the name of the new award on the pod? NFL season kicks off on Thursday Lindsay Grindstead’s Rules for Suicide Week – how she makes her picks   This Week’s “Les Miles Coach on the Hot Seat Award: None other than Les Miles (it’s fitting, right?!)   Lindsay’s MVP & LVP of the Week: This week’s MVP award goes to – Charlie Strong and the University of Texas This week’s LVP award goes to – Lane Kifflin, for his “how do you like me now” Twitter and hashtag attempt   Whitney’s’ MVP & LVP of the Week: This week’s MVP award goes to – Steve Spurrier This week’s LVP award goes to – the people who confidently keep saying that the FCC is “the greatest conference in the league,” anyone who bets in any way on Florida, and back-up LVP goes to the smug ACC fan that reminded Lindsay that all west coast teams could lose.   Love the show? Join our Fans on the net and leave us your honest feedback! Tweet Us Follow Us on Facebook Check Us Out on iTunes Tune In on Stitcher Hang Out with Us on SoundCloud Visit Our Website  

Lindsay Ambrose is making everyday moments more meaningful as a woman, wife, and mother of three young children. She writes life recipes for being present, choosing love and finding more meaning in the moments that make up everyday. By making small positive changes in her life—including character, health, home, relationships, parenting and spirit—her outlook and mood positively changed. This positivity spread to her family. She sees parenting as an opportunity to evolve and grow as a person. She has learned to accept and appreciate more, making everyday moments with her children more joyful and meaningful. In this episode of the Boss Mom podcast, Dana and Lindsay talk about the power of the morning, why self care is so important, and why Lindsay loves making life recipes. Let's dive right in. Listen to the podcast:  Subscribe to the Boss Mom podcast in iTunes.  In this episode with Lindsay Ambrose you'll hear:  Lindsay's journey to becoming a Boss Mom and how her husband played a role in getting started. Living with a house full of littles and why self care is so important. Why Dana loves the middle of the night feeding sessions. Why we need to skip the idea of perfection and just share. How Lindsay deals with overwhelm. Recommended links and resources:  Dana's podcast with Jen Mann  Boss Mom podcast When Saying No Means Yes Lifebook Workshop Miracle Morning by Hal Erod. Trello. Check out Dana's free Trello Training!  The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin  The Conscious Parent by Dr. Shefali Tsabary Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert  Carry On Warrior by Glennon Mellon  Can I quote you on that?  I don't know where things are going to lead, but I'm okay with that because I know I'm making a contribution to the world. - Lindsay I can be the best for my kids if I'm being the best for myself. - Lindsay My biggest challenge has been following my heart as it leads me to write. - Lindsay It is up to me to create the career for myself. - Lindsay The things that make you a little afraid always help you grow. - Lindsay The morning is my time to think about where I'm at, where I want to be, and to get my day in check. - Lindsay You can't get business unless you ask for it. - Dana Connect with Lindsay Ambrose:  If you're looking for daily tips and recipes for how to be more present, choose love in difficult moments, parent consciously and live intentionally connect with her  blog Instagram / Facebook / Twitter Connect with Dana:  Boss Mom Facebook Community / Instagram / Periscope 

This episode is brought to you with support from Other Cats to Whip, a super cute book of French idioms. Get 10% off with the code FLUENT at www.othercatstowhip.com.In this episode, Lindsay went out and discovered the world of Brian Kwong, creator of the #add1challenge. Brian has studied 5 languages and created one of the most successful trends in the polyglot world. Listen to hear more about how it all works inside the challenge: How the Study Groups and Mastermind Groups work Which schools approach turns out to be a rocking technique How the challenge changed for Brian as he took it again How Lindsay once saves a Chinese tourist's world! Brian also gives us a hint as to what the future holds for the Add1Challenge!Word of the Week:An English word that Lindsay was struggling with ;)tout Pronounced taʊt A person who sells or endorses tickets, accommodation or taxis, often in the street or public places.Links from the Show: The #Add1Challenge Benny Lewis's Forum Judith Meyers Talk at Polyglot Gathering in Berlin: From 0 to C1 in Chinese Brian's blog: Kevin Richardson speaks fluent Japanese Essena O'Neill: The Model Who Changed Her Mind About Instagram Tips of the WeekAs always, our guest was hugely impressed with our selection of tips. Brian chose tip 3 as his favourite, because it's the one way you're guaranteed to build sentences. Slow down YouTube videos: Click the cog in bottom right hand corner of video, click speed, and slow down or speed up. Use Snapchat: Record multilingual clips throughout the day and they're only there for 24 hours, no comments, no pressure on mistakes! Find a study buddy to text: Use HelloTalk, Tandem, MeetUp, Facebook groups etc to find a study buddy and start a WhatsApp or iMessage thread where you vouch to only use the language you're both studying. Do whatever it takes in this hour so you'll want to learn another hour tomorrow. (Anthony Lauder)

You know how sometimes you just look at a site and just instantly fall in love? That was my reaction to Pinch of Yum the first time I saw it. Everything about it is beautiful. I swapped a few emails with Lindsay and Bjork in the past, Lindsay was kind enough to submit a tip […] The post MBP #6: How Lindsay & Bjork Built a 6-Figure Food Blogging Empire appeared first on Microblogger.