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If you feel like life is happening to you instead of for you, it might be that you are not taking personal responsibility. When we continually blame our external circumstances for how we feel internally, we become disempowered. So, how do you get back in the driver's seat of our lives? By taking personal responsibility! Today's guest, Lindsey Mango, is the poster child for personal responsibility, and in this episode, we hear about taking charge of your life. Of course, there are so many things that are out of your control, and personal responsibility is not about trying to control everything. Instead, it is about understanding how you respond to things, the stories you create in your head, and the role you play in shaping your life. Lindsey offers insights into the different things that have to be in place in order to take responsibility for things, the importance of wanting to be proven wrong, and what the payoff is when you no longer play the victim. We end off the conversation by asking Lindsey some listener questions. Tune in to hear it all!Key Points From This Episode:The story of how Lindsey got into coaching.A look into the scale of the business Lindsey has managed to build.How Lindsey came to have such a high level of personal responsibility.An example of how Lindsey's father taught her about personal responsibility.Defining what personal responsibility is.Some of the signs that you are not taking personal responsibility in your life.Challenges that Lindsey has seen her clients face when it comes to taking personal responsibility.The phases Lindsey believes people go through before they take full responsibility in their lives.The importance of feeling what you feel when something difficult happens.You have to want to be wrong if you are going to take personal responsibility.A story of how Lindsey has overcome a recent limiting belief.Responsibility is not an end destination; it's a continuous journey.A sign that shows you that you are taking a lot of personal responsibility.The payoff that comes with taking personal responsibility.How to get back to a place of passion and connection with your partner.What Lindsey does to continually raise the bar despite achieving so much.Evaluating why you want your partner to change.Who Lindsey would choose to coach if she could choose any clients in the world.What's next for Lindsey.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Work with ChrisGoodman CoachingChris GoodmanLindsey MangoAnything but Average Lindsey Mango on Instagram

Today I'm chatting to Lindsey James, who is the founder of womenswear brand Violet Flamingo. Lindsey was making and selling bespoke clothing for her clients from her studio before covid hit. Finding herself with no way to reach customers during lockdown, she started to do regular Facebook live calls from her studio, talking to her customers just as she would do if they were visiting her in person. She soon found that the calls were a great way for her to continue serving her customers during lockdown.  Lindsey has some great tips for anyone that says they don't do live video! Discover: The inspiration behind the Violet Flamingo brand 02:18 Why Lindsey created a Facebook group for fans of Violet Flamingo 10:44 How Lindsey uses live video  to talk to her customers about the making of her clothing 13:22 The reason why Lindsey offers a more personalised service for her customers 15:03 How Lindsey has introduced ready to wear pieces within her bespoke collection 16:37 Why Lindsey is now working with a UK manufacturer 18:35 The inspiration behind the garments Lindsey designs 24:26 The tips Lindsey gives for those who may want to give live video a try 35:53   More Lindsey James & Violet Flamingo Violet Flamingo website Violet Flamingo Facebook VF VIP Group on Facebook Violet Flamingo Instagram More Make it British Manufacturing Made Easy™ -  find out how we can work together to build your British-made brand Make it British website Join Make it British -  become a member of our community Make it British Brands Directory - search for brands and manufacturers that make in the UK Manufacturers Directory - search for manufacturers that are verified members of Make it British Make it British Instagram  

May marked the 15th Anniversary of the BIG Dream Gathering! It's been a wild ride since that first “accidental” Gathering at our house... but we're wildly blessed to say it inspired countless events and thousands and thousands of dreams too!  And we have loved DREAMING BIG with so many of you over the years.  So, we wanted to have a special episode of DREAM THINK DO where we celebrate with YOU!  My bride, Melissa joins us!  Plus, we have some surprise guests who have inspiring stories to tell about pursuing and achieving BIG dreams.  Oh… and... we'll be sharing some behind the scenes stories we've not shared before… and we'll answer audience questions too!  It's time to celebrate.  Who's in?  Let's do this! RESOURCES: FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE BIG DREAM GATHERING and WATCH SOME OF THE VIDEO SERIES: www.BIGDREAMGATHERING.com    FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR GUESTS: Adam Carroll: www.AdamSpeaks.com  Mandy Franje: www.instagram.com/mandyfranje/ Lindsay Palmer: www.hirealindsay.com   UPCOMING BIG DREAM GATHERING: BIG Dreams happen in small towns!  That's why we're teaming up with the innovative people in Earlham, Iowa to hold a BIG Dream Gathering this summer!   WHEN: Saturday, June 26th - 10am to noon.  Click Here to find out more and register! THE “DREAM TOGETHER” APP IS HERE! It's designed to help you clarify your goals as well as connect with others so you can “dream together” to make those dreams (big or small) a reality!   So… HERE ARE THE STEPS: STEP 1: Download the app. Find “Dream Together” for your Apple Device: HERE Find “Dream Together” for your Android Device: HERE STEP 2: Sign up and enter the group code: dreamthinkdo STEP 3: Be inspired by the dreams that are already there.  Then… follow and encourage a dream or two! STEP 4: Post at least one of your own dreams… and then invite friends to join you so you can DREAM TOGETHER! MORE ABOUT THE BIG DREAM GATHERING: The back story is in 2006, one of Mitch's big dreams was on the ropes and he was about to give up.  As a last ditch effort… he decided to host something he called a “BIG Dream Gathering” at his home. It was an opportunity for friends to come and write down their dreams and goals, and then post them on the walls of his family home. Next everyone could read all the dreams and see if they could help with encouragement, connections or support. It was supposed to go for a few hours… but it wound up lasting a full week! And as a result… all sorts of dreams were launched. Everything from helping kids in Africa to a couple of dreamers scoring a contract with NIKE! These BIG Dream Gatherings have continued and Mitch and his Dream Team have seen this revolution take off with countless dreams reawakened and incredible connections made. To find out more about the BIG Dream Gathering, visit: BIGDreamGathering.com. To follow along with the adventures and to help inspire YOUR dreams, join Mitch and the BDG team on Facebook by clicking here.   THE EPISODE - MINUTE BY MINUTE: 0:02 Welcome! It's time to celebrate. 1:59 Download the Dream Together App 3:11 Episode starts 3:41 What to expect from the event 4:11 Welcome, Melissa, and a look back at the first Dream Big Gathering. 13:47 Start messy but try your best 16:42 Melissa's dream to own a farm 21:19 The week-long instigator: Meet Andy 27:30 The role of prayer in Mathew's journey 29:19 Some of the Matthew' favorite dreams over the years 35:28 Granting permission to dream 40:37 The power of encouragement 42:00 Meet one of our first dreamers, Mandy! 46:51 You never know where your dreams will take you 53:07 Meet the women behind the scenes, Lindsey Palmer! 59:28 How Lindsey's dreams have evolved 1:03:31 Q&A with Mitch and Melissa 1:14:27 Closing thoughts I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!: Leave a comment and let me know what stood out from all the great stories!  What do YOU think?  How important is it to go after dreams?  How do YOU decide which dreams to go after? Why do you think it's important to encourage other people to go after their dreams?  Seriously… let me know. I can't wait to hear from you!

How is the farming world adapting to, utilizing, and merging with the digital world? We’re joined today by CEO and founder of the Farm Generations Cooperative and Co-founder of the National Young Farmers Coalition, Lindsey Lusher Shute. Lindsey is a fellow farm podcaster as well, hosting the Young Farmers Podcast! She is also the founder of the GrownBy app, a farmer-designed, farmer-owned app created for selling farm products directly to consumers. An Ohio native, Lindsey first developed her love of farming on her grandfather’s land in the rolling hills of Appalachia. As Executive Director of Young Farmers, Lindsey grew the organization from a few volunteer farmers to a nationwide network with 40 chapters in 39 states and a grassroots base of over 120,000. Tune in to learn all about how she does it!   You’ll hear: How Lindsey got into the farmer space 1:29 How GrownBy charges for their services 11:31 How the Grown By app helps farmers get sales 19:58 What’s being currently developed on GrownBy 28:20 Lindsey plans to bring on new partners for the business 32:11 Where you can learn more about GrownBy 32:54   About the Guest: Lindsey Lusher Shute is CEO and founder of the Farm Generations Cooperative and co-owner of Hearty Roots Farm in Clermont, NY. Prior to Farm Generations, Lindsey co-founded the National Young Farmers Coalition and led the organization as executive director for 10 years. At Young Farmers, Lindsey built a network of 150,000 farmers and activists to support grassroots campaigns on the issues of land affordability, conservation, credit, student loans, and farmer training. Resources:Website - farmgenerations.coop, grownby.app Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lushershute Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/farmgenerationscoop/, https://www.instagram.com/heartyroots/   Steward Resources: Steward is transforming agriculture by equipping regenerative farms with the capital they need to grow. As a financial partner, we offer private commercial loans and the expert support services that sustainable farmers, ranchers, fishers, and producers need to expand and sustain their businesses. Through Steward’s user-friendly online platform, responsible lenders are able to join us in fueling this growth and participate directly in these loans, deepening their connection to agriculture while providing critical funds needed by farmers. Certified B Corporation. Get started at gosteward.com Website: gosteward.com Online Loan Application: https://lets.gosteward.com/farm-loan Newsletter: https://lets.gosteward.com/join-our-community

Listen in as Sybil talks with ABC news anchorwoman Linsey Davis about her newest children's book "Stay This Way Forever." Listen and Learn: 1. How Linsey was inspired by her son to become a children's book author 2. How we can use our values to teach our children messages of self-esteem and love. 3. How Lindsey used her beliefs to translate love into the language and intention of her books. 4. How creating space for your voice can ignite the next generation. We want to hear from you! Shoot an email over to welcome@thegreatgirlfriends.com or drop me a DM ON IG @sybil_amuti THE GREAT GIRLFRIENDS INSTAGRAM: @thegreatgirlfriends THE GREAT GIRLFRIENDS FB COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheGreatGirlfriends/

Recorded on January 28, 2020.... NEW Medical Information Has Already Emerged on COVID-19 and Vaccines.... Go to www.CDC.gov for the most up-to-date information.... "Travel increases your chance of spreading and getting COVID-19. Delay travel and stay home to protect yourself and others from COVID-19, even if you are vaccinated." https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/travel-during-covid19.html... Listen to science.Physician Assistant, Clinical Laboratory Science and Urology Expert Lindsey Washburn speaks on the pandemic, family and using action to overcome fear. Lindsey's follow-the-science advice, compassion and calling as a medical professional highlights her, and all health care workers', heroism.0:00 min: If you or someone you know is in need, please call The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800-273-8255, The Trevor Project Lifeline 866-488-7386, The National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-SAFE [7233]01:36 min: How Lindsey's office is staying safe as well as precautions for family and travel.04:00 min: Lindsey discusses children's vaccines, how the U.S. plans for viruses and how we get boosters as viruses mutate.05:35 min: How Lindsey's children keep her grounded during this hectic time and how playing board games, going camping, listening to some Ryan Bingham, finding that little bit of time to take a deep breath and see the light at the end of the tunnel.08:54 min: Worries for patients who are suicidal, women who are in abusive relationships and have no where to go, worries about the country, how can she help and mitigating worry at night by doing things to help during the day. 10:23 min: How medicine is a calling and the pandemic has made it more apparent. That it's not easy. It's very hard. But those times you get somebody through it are the most rewarding parts.12:13 min: Hopeful words for all of us about the future. We are much closer to the end than we are to the beginning in terms of the pandemic. Continue to social distance, be safe, wear masks. Trust the science and we will get back to normal.13:03 min: A quote by Eleonor Roosevelt "It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness" helps to remember to do something, find the positive and take action to make the world better.

Today’s topic is a relevant one for any clinician interested in diversity and multiculturalism. It can be fulfilling and empowering to show up in authentic ways for your clients, especially with today’s increased awareness of diversity and social justice. I hope you’ll join us to learn more. Our Featured GuestDr. Lindsey Brooks Dr. Lindsey Brooks is a licensed psychologist. In these times of racial injustice, many of us wonder how to be a clinician in private practice who shows up in multicultural identities. Lindsey is here to share what she’s learned along the way in her niche of underrepresented achievers. We’ll talk about how Lindsey came upon that niche and how she gathers ideas to speak to that population on her website. She has helpful tips for taking and transcribing voice notes. Lindsey shares what a multicultural practice looks like for her and common mistakes she sees other clinicians make. http://drlindseytherapy.com/ (Website) https://sexual.empowerment.school/ (Sexual Empowerment School) You'll Learn:●     How Lindsey determined to present herself as authentic and genuine with her clients ●     How Lindsey connects with those whom she serves ●     How Lindsey goes “old school” and transcribes voice memos as if she’s having a conversation with a client ●     How Lindsey decided to work with underrepresented achievers ●     How to determine which parts of yourself to hold back in private practice and how much personal detail to share ●     Why Lindsey is intentional about serving a multicultural and diverse community in her practice ●     A practical first step toward a multicultural practice is to have a small group community (For Lindsey, it’s a book club) to learn and grow regarding social justice issues ●     Common mistakes that clinicians make in developing a multicultural practice: ○     Not doing the ongoing work required ○     Not “talking the talk” when opportunities arise to use your voice ●     Lindsey’s sexual empowerment groups for women Support this podcast

In today’s episode, I’m joined by Lindsey Ellison, and we discuss the ways we cope with trauma and pain. We all have pain points, and it is important to understand the origins of our pain points and why we are addicted to the pain itself. She talks about her personal battle with alcoholism, why she had a breakdown, and how she decided to take the next treatment step. Lindsey speaks about her journey with deep trauma work, her experience with relationship death, and how she previously diminished her pain. Trauma+fear+wounds=addiction is the formula that we are often working with. Lindsey helps us understand how this process plays out in our lives. Our fear and trauma fuel our addictions without even being aware of their presence. Listen in to learn about why it is critical to look closely and deeply at our pain and what it is teaching us about our underlying needs, our inner-child work, and our unresolved trauma.  (Please listen to the podcast episode or read the transcript to hear explanations, stories, and examples.)   Bio:  Lindsey Ellison is a relationship coach and founder of Start Over Coaching, Inc., a coaching practice dedicated to helping people navigate their divorce or break up. Lindsey also specializes in helping people break free from narcissistic abuse, and is the author of the best selling book, MAGIC Words: How to Get What You Want from a Narcissist. You can find Lindsey on her popular podcast, Unbreakable You: Breakup Without Being Broken.    In this episode, Lindsey and Dr. Jessica Higgins discuss:  Why we are addicted to the pain in our relationship How we form habits to deal with the source of our pain The factors of co-dependency and how this affects who you are How Lindsey created her blueprint of pain The role of defense mechanisms in adulthood How our trauma feeds into the fear cycle The adult child and how we use habits to maintain our fear and trauma What Lindsey learned around her deeper need for trauma and fear How to manage the pain of your inner child daily Triggers and why we need to avoid them Why we need to give attention to, not judge, our wounds How the little “t’s” affect your emotional health over time The process of finding out the “I am nots” and how to overcome these false beliefs and triggers   Mentioned:   Hold Me Tight the book   Hold Me Tight Workshop   Connect with Lindsey Ellisen   Magic Words: How to Get What You Want from a Narcissist    Lindsey Ellisen on the web Magic Words workbook   Connect with Dr. Jessica Higgins:   Facebook: facebook.com/EmpoweredRelationship  Instagram: instagram.com/drjessicahiggins  Podcast: drjessicahiggins.com/podcasts  Pinterest: pinterest.com/EmpowerRelation  LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/drjessicahiggins  Twitter: @DrJessHiggins  Website: drjessicahiggins.com   Email: jessica@drjessicahiggins.com Get access to my new group coaching starting in January. Sign up today! If you have a topic you would like me to discuss, please contact me by clicking on the “Ask Dr. Jessica Higgins” button here.  Thank you so much for your interest in improving your relationship.  Also, I would so appreciate your honest rating and review. Please leave a review by clicking here.  Thank you!   If you are interested in developing new skills to overcome relationship challenges, please consider taking the Connected Couple Program or engaging in relationship coaching work with me.

Almost 30 is an Apple Podcasts "Top 50" podcast and a global brand and community brought to life by LA-based best friends Krista Williams and Lindsey Simcik. Hailed as "The Best Wellness Podcast to Listen to Right Now" by Coveteur and nominated for “Best Health Podcast” by iHeart Radio, Almost 30 is supported and inspired by an online and offline community centered around personal growth and empowerment. Think of Krista and Lindsey as your virtual best friends who are there to listen, share, laugh, and learn right along with you.   With over 12 million downloads, the podcast has reached people in more than 161 countries. The #Almost30Nation community is made up of curious, conscious, and loyal listeners who gather at events all over the world. After many requests from their community, Krista and Lindsey recently launched the Almost 30 Ambassador Program. The Ambassador Program is a natural extension of their mission, supporting and empowering more than 100 ambassadors around the world to create community where they are.    Krista and Lindsey talk transitioning from their 20’s to their 30’s   The power of presence and reacting less    Being comfortable in your body, and the struggle during COVID to find that comfort through physical activities.     What healing is in the eyes of Krista and Lindsey.  Recognizing your ‘little t trauma’.   How Lindsey and Krista met - What is ‘Almost 30’? - How ‘Almost 30’ got started. And the power of female relationships    Relationships mature as you get older while you settle into knowing yourself as well as knowing what you want from your relationships with other people.      Supporting and building good relationships with other women begins with understanding, and building trust with yourself first.      How Krista, and Lindsey both began focusing on healing, surrendering, and listening to their bodies    What Almost 30 is all about    What their Non-negotiables are in life, relationships, and friendships for Krista and Lindsey    Almost 30 Website: https://almost30.com Social media: Almost 30: @almost30podcast Krista: @itskrista Lindsey: @lindseysimcik The PodcastPro Program: https://www.yourpodcastpro.com/   Stay in Touch with Me: Instagram Website

Lindsey Walker is a Functional Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and the Founder of LWL Holistic Nutrition and Lifestyle coaching. She's an encouraging and calming figure in the body-love, body-trust, and ditch-the-diet space, and on today's episode she offers up so much goodness. We discuss the work she does with women, 4 ways to take care of yourself all-year - but especially during holidays - and we explore women's health. -A quick get-to-know + our shared love of mugs -How Lindsey became a Functional Nutritional Therapy Practitioner after helping women with weight loss, being a workout instructor, and struggling with body image -How she works collaboratively with the women she coaches 1:1, without “prescription”, to help them unlock their own power to achieve body-love and body-trust -She shares 4 tips for eating and awareness this holiday season (teaser: hydration, sleep, slowing down, and knowing your worth) -We discuss how she works with women in the online space when she's going through her own personal ups and downs -We talk about our cycles and how that comes up in eating and exercise -We chat about pelvic floor health, pain, and how we can heal without slipping into perfectionist tendencies -We end on a super exciting note - Lindsey shares her Nutrition & Mindset Holiday Survival Bundle that can be purchased right her website from Black Friday- Cyber Monday. She the links below to take advantage of this AWESOME offering How you can follow Lindsey Website: https://www.lwellnessandlifestyle.com/ Instagram: @lwlholisticliving Email: lwellnessandlifestyle@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lindsey.hoban.1 Private Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/759942397899568     Resources Referenced -Work your Light Oracle Deck by Rebecca Campbell -Beyond the Pill by Dr. Jolene Brighton -In the FLO by Alisa Vitti -The Power Source by Lauren Roxburgh   Visit my site at www.jocellynharvey.com  

Welcome to Zimmerman Podcast episode 79. Today, I’m sitting down with Lindsey Meyer of Lindsey Meyer Art. If you don’t know her from her signature colorful artwork and rugs, then you might know her as my very best friend Lily from my book, Sleeping with a Stranger. Today, Lindsey and I are dishing about some of the stories in the book, what it was like growing up together, and what our real-life friendship looks like. Episode 79 Topics: - How Lindsey expanded her business from painting to rug design - How to balance motherhood and a meaningful business journey - How Lindsey runs a killer business with her creative brain - What it looks like to show up for a thirty-year friendship Episode 79 Product Picks: BeeKeeper’s Naturals In October 2019, I decided to write the entire first draft of my book in like... five days. It was intense. I knew I needed to be laser focused for those four days, so you better believe I loaded up on my Beekeeper’s Naturals goodies every day that week! I took the B. Powered superfood honey to improve my focus and keep me alert. I also took a BLIXR vial each morning to clear out that brain fog. Truthfully, two years ago I never could have written this book in four days. I didn’t have the mental clarity or the energy to do it. But my Beekeeper’s honey keeps me fueled and fog-free, and I can definitely notice a difference on the days I forget to take it. If you want to try out some of my favorite Beekeeper’s Naturals products, and get 15% off, go to zimmermanpodcast.com/bee Sleeping with a Stranger Sleeping with a Stranger is officially available everywhere books are sold in hardcover, paperback, ebook, and audiobook. Since the book’s launch, I’ve been amazed by how it has been received. From being named a best seller by USA Today, the Wall Street Journal, Amazon and Barnes & Noble to incredibly personal and touching reviews from my amazing readers, it’s been such a wild journey! Here’s one of my favorite reviews… “I love the honesty of this book. It is real and raw and doesn't hold back; and that is why it is so mesmerizing. I could relate on so many levels and I know it must've been so hard to write about many of these very personal and taboo topics. I couldn't put the book down, it was such an easy and enlightening read. I highly recommend this to anyone who is soul searching or just looking for some perspective. Truth is better than fiction!” I can’t wait to share this story with you! To get your copy, go to jessicazimmerman.com today or wherever books are sold. And to make sure you get all my upcoming book tour updates, join the newsletter list at jessicazimmerman.com!

Mom guilt. None of us mamas are immune to it. Many of us mamas in this community are independent, active, outdoorsy, adventure-seekers. Unfortunately this comes with societal and internal pressures which can lead to mom guilt and shame.  For example, today's guest Lindsey Lapointe would receive comments when she would go on her all women's trip once a year once she became a mother. Today she talks about how it was difficult to return to being a freelance adventurer, especially after having her second child, and how the stigma for women is different for men once we become parents.  Topics also discussed include:  A return to teaching as a mother during a pandemic  How it is not always easy to deal with identity shifts that come along with becoming a parent.  How our lives change drastically when we become parents  The challenges of having two children under 5  How Lindsey was able to return to hiking and adventuring with one child, but how difficult it was with two Gender roles and how society views moms and dads differently  Why her husband hasn't received criticism for traveling away from his kids, but she has.  The inequities sometimes faced by mommies  How her and her husband negotiate self care & their roles as mommy and daddy Lindsey's newfound affinity for hiking in the snow  Mamas! How are you doing during this time of social isolation? Come follow me @soulmammaspodcast where I go live on subjects pertinent to what's going on in the world now, and tools and tips for mama self care during this time.  Find your Soul Mamma Calling in FOUR STEPS FREE PDF Keep an eye out for my new site where you can check out past episodes, free pdf's, coaching links and my NEW COURSE Uncover your Purpose in Ten Steps! Super excited about this one mamas! email me nicole@soulmammas.com for questions.  New PDF on the website https://www.soulmammas.com Pick Up your Freebie on Stepping into your Soul as Mammas today!  Follow me on Instagram here!     

Lindsey Boyd is the co-founder of The Laundress, a premium collection of eco-friendly laundry and home cleaning products. Before starting the company, Lindsey was working in high-end fashion in NY as a manager of Chanel’s Ready-to-Wear division. While working in the industry, Lindsey noticed a real need and void in the market. Although consumers were willing to spend a lot of money on their clothes, they were spending even more money on dry cleaning - which was not only toxic but also damaging to their garments. After years of researching and understanding how detergents work, Lindsey and her college friend turned business partner, Gwen Whiting, decided to launch eco-friendly detergents that were gentle enough to be used at home on dry-clean only items. They bootstrapped, crowdfunded and took a small SBA loan to launch their business For years the company struggled to make a profit, but they eventually grew a cult and loyal following, and in 2019, sold to Unilever for a reported $100 million dollars. In this episode, we'll talk to Lindsey about:* Lindsey explains why she decided to switch majors to pursue her interest in fashion & business [2:38]* Lindsey discusses her side hustles and how that impacted her confidence as an entrepreneur [7:23]* How Lindsey and her co-founder explored different businesses & decided on the Laundress [14:18]* Lindsey describes how she created her business plan and key advice on creating goals [21:52]* Lindsey shares how she formulated and created laundry products with no experience [26:56]* How Lindsey self-funded the business and didn’t take outside capital [34:30]* Lindsey walks through how she dealt with rejections and skeptics [38:08]* How Lindsey weathered the 2008 financial crisis and created a profitable company [44:26]* How Lindsey deals with her mental health as an entrepreneur [48:58]* Lindsey explains her experience selling her company for a reported $100 million [51:14]* Key lessons and advice Lindsey shares with all new entrepreneurs [55:10]Follow Lindsey:* Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindseyjuliaboyd/ * The Laundress Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelaundress/* The Laundress Website: https://www.thelaundress.com/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.

Episode 48: Welcome to the Equestrian Author Spotlight podcast! In each episode, you’ll hear inspirational stories from horse book authors including writing advice and marketing tips to help you write your own horse book. If you are an author, aspire to be an author, or simply love horse books then you are in the right place! In this week's episode, you'll meet Hoof Print Marketing Founder Lindsey Rains. You'll learn ... About the power of Pinterest and ideas on how authors can use the platform to market their books. Why it is okay to be in progress when it comes to your passions. How Lindsey has evolved her equestrian blogging skills into owning and running her own business — Hoof Print Marketing. And MUCH more! Visit https://www.carlykadecreative.com/podcast.html where you can read the episode show notes and find the links and recommended resources. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast on YouTube, iTunes, Stitcher, or via RSS so you’ll never miss a show. Want a free guide to secrets of horse book authors? Gallop over to https://www.carlykadecreative.com/wisdom.html and join the Equestrian Author Spotlight email list to have the author advice resource delivered instantly to your inbox. If you are an author who writes about horses and would like to be spotlighted let me know. I’d be happy to include you, too. Visit my contact page at https://www.carlykadecreative.com to fill out a request.

Welcome to this month's Expert Interview. This episode is an interview with Lindsey Hartz, a marketing consultant and book launch strategist for authors and publishers.  Today's topic is: Launch a Bestselling Book Without Losing Your Mind We are thrilled to have Lindsey Hartz, owner of the Hartz Agency, a boutique marketing firm dedicated to creating strategic marketing campaigns that help your words transform lives. Shownotes: 01:44 - How Lindsey get started marketing and launching books for authors 05:13 - The general process of marketing and launching a book 09:31 - How an author can overcome uncertainty and overwhelm when marketing 14:20 - How to prepare for a successful book launch 20:28 - The key launch strategies 25:43 - Case studies 35:09 - Framework in organizing a book launch 37:48 - Q & A 56:22 - Connect with Lindsey Links mentioned in this episode: Website: https://www.hartzagency.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LindseyHartzCreative/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindsey.hartz.creative/ Sign up here for free training: https://www.hartzagency.com/insider We hope this episode encourages and inspires you in launching your bestselling books. We have a free gift for you. These are resources we have personally researched and compiled for our own book marketing efforts over the years and now want to share these resources with you. In this post, you will get access to 100+ places to promote Christian books. Just click the link to download the PDF version: http://www.trainingauthors.com/100-places-to-promote-christian-books/ This episode is sponsored by Christian Book Academy where we help you write, independently publish and market your books. We invite you to join our community of Kingdom Writers here: http://christianbookacademy.com

In the first episode of Unexplained Inc.'s Podcaster Series the host of the Rogue Ways podcast joins the show for an amazing chat. In this episode you will hear:- The origin of the Rogue Ways podcast and what it's about- How Lindsey is coping during pandemic life- Lindsey's ordeal battling a negative attachment- Her bizarre introduction to the Tarot- The thirteen families who supposedly rule the planet while practicing the dark arts- The duality between light and darkness***Programming Note***Phantom Phil dishes up a lengthy outro for program schedule changes and a major announcement in regards to an extension of the showUnexplained Inc.thephantomhub.comRogue Ways Podcastwww.rogueways.orgAmanda Drago for psychic mailbagAmandadrago444.com

Lindsey Wilson, founder of Owl Venice, gives us the download on how to reset your gut and promote overall immune wellness with bone broth. Lindsey is living proof that you can turn your passions into a business. We also love her tips on how she stays committed to protecting the environment and sustainability. Topics We Discuss: Health & Wellness Bone Broth Gut Health Sustainability Female Entrepreneurship In the Episode, We Learn: Lindsey started making her own bone broth out of her need to heal herself and her desire to create a bone broth that was palatable, organic, and made with ethically sourced products. Lindsey founded Owl Venice in 2016 and started with skincare products before developing her organic bone broth recipes. Bone broth has been around for centuries - every culture has its own version (ramen, phu, grandma's chicken noodle soup, etc.). Bone broth includes gelatin, glucosamine, and collagen. These are beneficial for your gut health, joints, hair, skin, brain function, sleep, and overall immunity. Bone broth mimics the lining of the gut wall, helping to repair any damage that has been done to the gut. Owl Venice offers organic vegan bone broth that is still great for immunity and gut health. How Lindsey does her part to live a sustainable life. Lindsey’s self-care routines, rituals, and her favorite conscious brands and products. Owl also offers organic skincare, health coaching and catering. Resources: Connect with Lindsey on Instagram @Lindseyowl Owl Venice: Follow on Instagram @OwlVenice Owl Venice website Owl Gut Reset Program Owl Vegan Reset Program Owl Skincare Buy Ranch Direct Compostable LA Brands Lindsey loves: Mate the Label Jung Maven It is Well Christy Dawn How I Built This Podcast A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle 101 Cider House Simples Tonics

In episode 009 Lindsey Kerani teaches us what it means to get the f*ck out of your hometown and travel the world. After years of going to college because it was "the norm" and getting high with friends, Lindsey realized that her dream life wasn't going to come knocking on her door, she had to create it. She set off to teach English in China (with no prior knowledge of the country) to pursue her dreams. Looking back, she can finally say that she is in alignment with her true passion and purpose. If you are someone stuck in the hometown bubble looking for a way out, then this episode is for you!

This is not something that we have ever discussed on the show before so I am really excited to share this with you! Lindsey shares with us some of her insider insight from the cannabis industry with us. I have been using CBD for the past 2 years so I really enjoyed getting to chat with Lindsey.  This episode is so fun - be sure to listen and subscribe!  Inside this Episode:  How Lindsey got started in the CBD (or cannabis) world What sets Lindsey’s business apart from other CBD brands  A little bit about the politics behind the legalization of marijuana  Some of the misconceptions about CBD Why Lindsey started using CBD How Ada uses CBD in her life  A typical day in the life of Lindsey as a co-founder and CEO of a successful cannabis company  What Lindsey has planned for the future  Some truths about getting a college degree  And so much more!  Links Mentioned:  Linsdey’s CBD website: Plain Jane  Plain Jane on IG: @TryPlainJane

Lindsey Cunningham is the Co-founder and CEO of RollinGreens, a brand that offers tasty, plant-based, clean label food. She was born into an entrepreneurial family in Scarsdale, New York and grew up with the dream of having her own restaurant. She is persistent, passionate and a risk taker.  Lindsey graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder with a BS in Journalism Broadcast News. After two summers at NBC, she listened to her childhood dream and started the RollinGreens food truck with her now husband, Ryan Cunningham. 10 years later, RollinGreens has thrived and expanded with a line of plant based frozen alternatives in more than 1800 stores nationwide. Their offerings include millet tots, cauliflower wings, and currently in the midst of launching their first shelf stable products.    Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:  What inspired Lindsey to enter the food industry through a food truck The type of food Lindsey and her husband offers to their customers How Lindsey found a co-packer for her millet tots, got into to Whole Foods, and later entered other retail stores How Lindsey expanded her line of products from her first millet tots to her current SKUs How RollinGreens differentiates itself from other frozen food brands and why they decided to make their products shelf-stable How COVID-19 has impacted Lindsey's business The biggest challenge Lindsey faced in growing her business and how she's looking to fund it The target market for RollinGreens' products How Lindsey's background in journalism helped in growing her business and how they are positioning themselves with a different buying team Lindsey gives advice to fellow entrepreneurs on how to run a business and debunks the myth that healthy, natural food doesn’t sell in Walmart   In this episode… Millet is such an underutilized yet nutrient-dense whole grain that many people don't know about. It’s actually used for bird feed and people do not realize just how healthy it is for humans. In an effort to not just educate people about its health benefits but to also provide health and nutritious food alternatives, Lindsey Cunningham and her husband, Ryan, started a food truck business selling millet tots. They had an abundant supply of millet from Colorado farmers, which they took advantage of and soon their products were on the shelves of Whole Foods. In this episode of Nexxt Level Brands, Lindsey Cunningham gets interviewed by Steve Cleere where she shares her journey of growing her natural, plant-based food brand with her husband Ryan. She talks about her family's history in the food truck business, where she sources her millet grain, the health benefits of this particular grain, and why entrepreneurs need to be persistent in growing and scaling their businesses. Stay tuned.   Subscribe and Listen on: iTunes Spotify Stitcher Google Play Resources Mentioned in this episode Kitchen2Shelf Nexxt Level Marketing RollinGreens  Lindsey Cunningham on LinkedIn  Whole Foods  QVC  Mamie's Pies  Finger Licking Dutch Stroopwafel  Walmart Nexxt Level Brands episode featuring Kara Romanik of Mamie’s Pies Sponsor for this episode... Our podcast today is sponsored by Kitchen2Shelf, the educational arm of NexxtLevel Brands. Kitchen-2-Shelf provides online and in-person courses and workshops for CPG entrepreneurs at any stage of growth.  Whether you're an early-stage startup, a local growing business, or if you want to just expand your distribution to a national level, Kitchen-2-Shelf can help you learn what you need to know to grow.

THE SOLO We’re stuck at home, and sometimes searching for something to help stimulate us. That yearning inspired Lindsey to ask herself, “What can support me, what can stimulate me, what can make me feel better?” During this time in quarantine, Lindsey has been focusing on the little things that bring her joy to bring her back to a state of gratitude. In today’s episode, Lindsey shares some of her go-to things that she’s using during this time to give her more energy, inspiration, grounding, or physical self-care. From what she puts on her face to in her tummy, or how she move stagnant energy, this is a super-tactical episode that we hope helps you wherever you are mentally, physically or spiritually while in quarantine   We also talk about: How Lindsey takes care of her skin Taking time to create Making appointments with yourself Lindsey’s favorite snack Having life in your space The ritual of getting coffee Balancing minerals in your body Getting high-quality sleep Designating time to completely shut off   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com!   Resources: Check out our latest workbooks and downloadables: shopalmost30.com Learn to F*ck Like a Goddess with Alexandra Roxo in our upcoming New Paradigm workshop on May 30th at almost30podcast.com/new-paradigm. Iliabeauty.com Esarora Manicure Set Majestic Garlic BCAN 40" Foldable Mini Trampoline Bulletproof.com Gerolsteiner-usa.com REMedy Sleep Mask Parachutehome.com   Sponsors: Athletic Greens | Get 20 travel packs FREE ($79 value) with your first purchase at www.athleticgreens.com/almost30 BLUblox | Use code ALMOST30 for 15% off at blublox.com/?rfsn=3584362.77408a Function of Beauty | Visit functionofbeauty.com/almost30 to save 20% off your first order Perfect Keto | Go to www.perfectketo.com/almost30 to use code ALMOST30 for 20% off + Free Shipping.   Almost 30 is edited by Crate Media

Lindsey pairs up with another lifelong friend, Jeremy, in a throwback episode dug out from the archives. Listen in as the two reminisce about their crazy past as well as getting to know each other again after not being in touch for 5 years – even an awkward moment about a time we “trial dated.” Please excuse some of the sound quality as this was a trial of recording remotely. Key Moments [2:06] Lindsey and Jeremy talk about how fiercely proud they are to be from Cleveland and support their sports teams [3:56] Cultural proclivities and how different customs are between the United States and the Middle East. [5:03] How did Jeremy and Lindsey meet? Stories from co-ed softball begin to unravel. [7:33] They relive Lindsey's cousins 30th birthday party and how it was the drunkest that Jeremy has ever been. [11:05] Lindsey asks Jeremy some hot seat questions that throws him a bit off. [14:41] Jeremy provides some feedback based on the first couple of Stop Signs are Optional episodes. [18:43] Lindsey discusses her attempts at maintaining friendships with ex-partners. [21:05] How Lindsey ended up in Jeremy's mothers negligee after a night of drinking. [24:56] What caused Jeremy and Lindsey's mom (The Mom) to have a bonding moment? [27:28] The two discuss how Friday nights have changed throughout the years. [29:11] Reminiscing about good memories in The Mom's house and how great she is as a person. Relevant Links: Snag some dates for future guests: https://amzn.to/3cPJc9d July 4th, 2009 BBQ at Lindsey's: Teem & Chalk go to Lindsey's BBQ We want to tell your stories and answer your questions on an upcoming show! Follow: www.instagram.com/stopsignsareoptional Contact: 407-434-0493 or StopSignsAreOptional@gmail.com Voice Message: https://anchor.fm/ssao/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ssao/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ssao/support

What does it really mean to give 100%? What does it take to make a big idea happen? How can we commit to taking confident action for our ideas and get out of our own way?  Today we have an incredible guest; Community Builder, Business Mentor, and Author: Lindsey Schwartz. Lindsey is an incredible entrepreneur who helps women launch + scale their big ideas through community and collaboration. Lindsey is the host of the Powerhouse Womens podcast and Powerhouse Women event, and author of her first book, Powerhouse Women.  In today’s episode, we discuss how to get into action around your big ideas, getting out of your own way, the truth of the entrepreneurial journey, what it means to take 100% full ownership of what you are put here to do, creating confidence around your ideas, quitting vs. doing the uncomfortable thing, listening to your highest self, and the role of community and how to build one. Find Lindsey on Instagram @llindseyschwartz and @powerhouse_women Moments [4:04] Lindsey tells us her background and her brand and mission got to be [9:14] How Lindsey felt inspired to make a pivot [12:44] Why do you think women feel scared to go full the 100% for themselves? [19:40] Amanda asks Lindsay what parts of herself she had to let go of to become who she is now [27:24] How does it feel to host an event with people depending on you? 35:44] Lindsay gives tips in helping you to become confident in your ideas and your mission [40:53] Amanda and Lindsey discuss the role of community and how to build one [46:00] What questions can we ask ourselves to make an idea happen?

A humorous episode with one of our most loyal listeners, Dub McClane. Dub divulges stories about how he and Lindsey met as colleagues at a local university and how they would spend their Sunday Funday’s at the local strip clubs. They also discuss what it was like living together for two weeks. It’s a savage and ridiculously hilarious journey into the realms of relationships, psychological well-being, free-spiritedness, mimosas, self-discovery and the possible desire to tell off certain celebrities in the face. Listen in to hear how to keep like exciting post college years and how not to get bogged down by the mundane tasks of everyday life. Key Moments: [1:18] Dub kicks off the show by reminiscing about a time he pissed his pants to get out of hooking up with a girl. [3:45] Are stop signs actually optional? Dub tells a story about when his friend got pulled over for not stopping at a stop sign. [5:25] How Lindsey and Dub ended up being roommates for two weeks at the “Heartbreak Hotel.” [8:33] Why is Lindsey’s plan to live in a van as a vagrant? [10:35] Why was Dub’s 33rd birthday the craziest of his life – while partying in the Dominican Republic a couple of weeks prior? [13:04] Dub inquires about Lindsey’s 30-day sex cleanse and his shock at finding out she was attempting this detox. [16:33] When a hookup between Lindsey and one of Dub’s friends got weird but brought them closer together. [20:31] Strip club ‘pseudo dates’ and the only time Lindsey got mad at Dub. [24:51] Keeping it real in life and on social media. Matching the ideal self with the real self. [28:59] Transitioning from college personalities to adult responsibilities without becoming dull. [31:13] Why did Lindsey leave the corporate world last year? [34:33] What is Lindsey’s secret sexual fantasy? And what causes Dub to ask, “My former landlord never did that to you?” [39:36] The origin of the Pilot Episode of Stop Signs are Optional. [40:31] The ‘stop signs are no longer optional’ game brings out some fun facts about Dub and his obsession with Chuck Taylor's. [43:13] What question does Lindsey ask that leaves Dub a bit lost for words? And Allie’s question discloses Dubs dream jobs. [49:34] Who is one celebrity Lindsey and Allie would verbally attack (because punching is too aggressive for them)? Relevant Links: Follow our amazing Guest Dub McClane on Twitter: @_dubauchery and Instagram: @dub_mcclane Get your very own Classic Chuck Taylor Converse Shoes to match Dub! https://amzn.to/2zdlnK3 Shout outs to the Miz (@mikethemiz) and Dolph Ziggler (@heelziggler), two of Dub’s favorite WWE wrestlers who are both from Cleveland, Ohio. Send us your thoughts and suggestions about the show! And follow us on our IG for all the inside scoop! Follow: www.instagram.com/stopsignsareoptional Contact: StopSignsAreOptional@gmail.com Voice Message: https://anchor.fm/ssao/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ssao/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ssao/support

Lindsey Hearts creates and implements campaigns for new book releases as well as ongoing communications and marketing strategies for authors. Her extensive experience in corporate marketing, social media strategy helps provide marketing tools to a ministry-focused world. She and I are chatting about faith-based books and faith-based marketing. When she looks back over the years of her career, she can see how purposeful her path has been to bring her to the present. About 19 years ago, she started her career in the corporate marketing world, working in business management, project management, and marketing for a Fortune 500 company. She loved her job; however, she made the decision to leave her career and stay at home because of personal events. Being in the corporate world was not life-giving to her. Lindsey identifies this time as "having my identity stripped away." For the last ten years, she has been seeking out her skills and gifts to ultimately mesh these in a career to honor God, honor family, and staying at home. As a creative, she sees the world through a lens of beauty and creation. Through writing, she was able to tap into wounds and hurt growing up and really find a way for hope, healing, and purpose in those moments for other people. After reflecting, she pulled all her work off the internet. Instead, she wanted to leave a legacy and to inspire people the hope that she had found. Through this journey, she became connected with online branding, organizations, speakers, and other authors. She noticed that while they were talented writers, they didn't understand the marketing world. Listen in to find out why the biggest challenge is to find out how to identify your message, her clients' biggest struggle, and how she gives her clients a shift in mindset. Learn the first steps she provides to her clients, how to find your audience and how you should market yourself as an author. Show Notes [02:26] How Lindsey started in self-publishing and book marketing. [04:33] Her personal childhood memories of writing stories.  [06:02] Lindsey started writing with her blog and actively pursued training to become an author. [08:05] Why Lindsey fell into her career and how she reached out to authors. [10:29] What Lindsey’s clients often struggle with in the realm of marketing.  [12:30] Marketing, selling yourself and charging for your work.  [14:53] How Christians perceive others charging money for what should be ministry work. [17:29] Charge what you are worth, if not, you are robbing others of your impact.  [21:37] Finding out what platform is best for you and your message. [23:50] The process Lindsey walks her clients through at her agency.  [26:22] Difference in marketing with different sized followings.  [29:33] What Lindsey loves to do with her authors in her agency. [31:54] Why you should have a laid out marketing plan for your book. [35:36] How she gets her clients books into the hands of people. [38:37] Building an audience with passion. [42:39] How much faith should you weave into your faith-based book? [47:01] Christian-based authors connect with each other. [49:59] The internal struggle of living faith-based and selling your book. Links and Resources Self-publishingschool.com Spsfreetraining.com Circle of Profit The Hartz Agency Hartz Creative on Instagram Connect with Lindsey on LinkedIn Lindsey Hartz Creative on Facebook

About the Episode On this episode, I’m joined by Lyndsie Mann-Emerson, a real estate CEO and team leader who has taken the real estate job she started at 17, and evolved it into a multi-faceted, dynamic and successful career, and entrepreneurship path. Having worked in new home sales, REO, and then traditional real estate, Lyndsie brings a lot of expertise to the table, but it’s not not just the experience that set her apart. She has succeeded in 3 drastically different phases and models in a decade in this business. Our industry has gone through many phases and iterations, and many real estate agents failed to make the transition into the next evolution. Lyndsie has managed to do this and do it very well. By remaining on the pulse of change and being observant of trends, she’s built an incredible career.    Lyndsie is the CEO and team lead of The Creed Group at Keller Williams. Her team is the #1 MLS ranked real estate team in the Denver Colorado Metro Area and #3 in the state of Colorado. The Creed Group has over 77% of their business coming from repeat clients and referrals, have sold over 200 homes sold in the Southeast Denver Metro Area in the last 12 months, and they have extensive experience in new construction, resale, foreclosures, and short sales. To date, Lyndsie has been featured as a 5280 5-star agent, in Forbes, and on the cover of Real Producers Magazine.  In Today’s Episode, We Talk About;   - How Lindsey got bitten by the real estate bug at 17, starting with new constructions and then moving to REOs.  - Lindsey’s passion for marketing and how she went back-to-basics after leaving REO.  - How Lindsey feels about 2019 now that she’s reflecting on it.   - Micro farming - The importance of having friends in the business. 

"I believe it’s important for all women — not just those trying to get pregnant — to understand their menstrual cycle." — Lindsey Meisel As a fertility doctor, I agree with her as I’ve seen the complexities and confusion that can arise with menstrual cycles. In this episode, Dr. Aimee and Lindsey talk about: - Ovulation Tracking - Late Ovulation - Mistakes people make when trying to conceive - What the Ava Bracelet tracks - How Lindsey used the bracelet in her own fertility journey Read the whole article here: https://draimee.org/ovulation-tracking-with-the-ava-bracelet Subscribe to the newsletter to get updates: https://draimee.org/blog Please note: I am not paid by Ava to write this post or have this discussion. I just love talking with people that are as passionate as I am about fertility. Any tool that helps women be more informed about their bodies and fertility is a big win in my book!

Lindsey Ellison is a relationship coach and founder of Start Over Coaching, Inc., a coaching practice dedicated to helping people navigate their divorce or break up. Lindsey also specializes in helping people break free from narcissistic abuse, and is the author of the best selling book, MAGIC Words: How to Get What You Want from a Narcissist. You can find Lindsey on her popular podcast, Unbreakable You: Breakup Without Being Broken or on her website lindseyellison.com.    Today we’re chatting about:  How Lindsey has dealt with Narcissism in her life. How to spot a Narcissist. How to break the Narcissist pattern in your life. Advice for co-parenting with a Narcissist. Who Narcissists really are, the truth.     Connect with Lindsey:  Website: https://lindseyellison.com/ Podcast: https://lindseyellison.com/podcast/ https://www.amazon.com/MAGIC-Words-What-Want-Narcissist-ebook/dp/B07L465JK8              Get a copy of Jen’s book, “Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda: A Divorce Coach’s Guide to Staying Married” here.   

In this episode of the Stop Signs are Optional Podcast, Allie and Lindsey catch up on life after a month of being away from each other. Lindsey talks about going out and meeting new people in Las Vegas and even making friends with one of them. Lindsey shares her Sunday Funday turned trippy - a funny encounter with a guy where she ended up leaving her diva cup behind. Listen in to hear why it is important to accept who you are and release the judgment you have on yourself and others. You’ll even get to hear some details about the personality of Allie’s husband. Key Moments: [1:07] Lindsey talks about going out to watch the Browns football game, hooking up with a guy she met there, and forgetting her diva cup in his hotel bathroom. [14:29] Lindsey tells Allie how she has reconnected with an old boyfriend and shares the story of how they originally met. [16:33] A story that proves just how bad Lindsey is with remembering people’s names. [19:06] How Lindsey went to Las Vegas for 20 hours and spent time with some comedians she met there. [21:11] Lindsey explains the fun she had hanging out with one of the guys she met in Las Vegas and how important it is for her to build interesting and meaningful conversations with friends. [22:10] Allie reiterates the purpose of doing the podcast. The importance of accepting others and their differences without being judgmental. [23:48] Allie shares what she did over the weekend which she thinks was not as interesting as Lindsey’s adventures. [25:07] Allie and Lindsey both compare and contrast their lifestyles. [26:32] Lindsey thinks of the different friends she has met throughout her life. [29:27] The ladies talk about Allie’s husband, Tom, and his overall personality. Relevant Links: Get your own Diva Cup using this link - maybe snag two in case you end up losing one! https://amzn.to/36mJHVO Send us your thoughts and suggestions about the show! Follow: www.instagram.com/stopsignsareoptional Contact: StopSignsAreOptional@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ssao/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ssao/support

Lindsey Freysinger is a German/Austrian blonde haired, blued eyed beauty who became a pediatric nurse at the ambitiously young age of 21.  She was doing her residency in Texas to pursue a Masters degree in Anesthesia, when she was injured in a car accident that led her to become a C-5 Incomplete Quadriplegic. This tragic event occurred in 2013, just three months prior to her completing her Masters degree. After her injury, she planned on returning to nursing, but found that there was not adequate accommodations for someone with a severe disability in the nursing field. So, she decided to change course and get a Masters degree in Nurse Leadership instead. She is now pursuing her doctorate in Nurse Leadership, with a focus on educating healthcare providers on caring for people with disabilities. “I was horrified at what, as a nurse, I didn’t know about healthcare for people with disabilities” Lindsey aspires to help people with disabilities, like our PUSHLiving audience, on living a life of wellness through what she calls “the social determinates of health”. This includes not only the body, but also the spirit. She hopes to help others live a life of wholeness through sharing the importance of social well-being, having a life purpose, connecting to your community, obtaining an education, and earning an income (if desired). LISTEN TO THE PODCAST HERE WATCH THE LIVE PODCAST HERE https://youtu.be/CFPvUSdk4iA What we cover in this intimate and health-focused podcast: Lindsey shares the story of her accident, and her experience with dating during recovery.Lindsey discusses dating with her disability, and if it’s had an affect on her ability to be intimate.The exciting love story behind how Lindsey met and fell in love with her husband, Mike.How Lindsey made the decision to do a boudoir photoshoot with her husband, and her goal behind having her personal, intimate photos displayed for the world to see.Lindsey’s thoughts and plans on having children, and how she earns an income.The advocacy work in healthcare that Lindsey is doing, and what she hopes to achieve through it.Both Deborah and Lindsey share some of the injury-related health issues they’ve overcome, and how they found ways to prevent them.With her nursing expertise, Lindsey shares her top health tips for people with disabilities. Photos by April Bickford RESOURCES Triumph Foundation Wheelchair Accessible Farming and Gardening article Trailrider Accessible Hiking Review article Women On Wheels Empowerment Retreat & Conference 2020 If you have a health/wellness-related question for Lindsey, please email us at ContactUs@PushLiving.com with subject line: “Ask Lindsey” and we will provide Lindsey’s answers in an upcoming PUSHLiving post. If you’re interested in helping Lindsey with her healthcare advocacy work, please contact her directly at lindseyfreysinger@gmail.com to be considered for her survey research. Follow Lindsey on her social media channels: Facebook and Instagram

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, and we are trying to honor each and every one of those losses. Each one has brought significant pain to many people, including grief that is most difficult to acknowledge and navigate. Today’s show focuses on one such loss that has led to the creation of a specific kind of support for thousands. Lindsey Henke is the founder and Executive Director of Pregnancy After Loss Support. She is a clinical social worker specializing as a reproductive mental health therapist with a focus on the grief and trauma that happens after a perinatal loss and the pregnancy that follows. She is also a writer, wife, and, most importantly, a mother to two beautiful daughters and one sweet boy. Tragically, her oldest daughter, Nora, was stillborn after a healthy full-term pregnancy in December 2012. Lindsey’s second daughter, Zoe, was born healthy and alive in March of 2014. Her writing about life after loss has been featured in Listen to Your Mother, Scary Mommy, Healthline, and The New York Times. Lindsey has had the honor of speaking all over the world on the topic of pregnancy after a previous perinatal loss, including at the 2020 Moms’ Maternal Mental Health Forum 2015, Pregnancy and Infant Death Alliance 2016 Conference, Postpartum Support International 2019 Conference, The 2019 Stillbirth Summit, and at The International Women’s Maternal Mental Health 2019 Conference in Paris. She is currently working on her first book. Show Highlights: How and why Lindsey started Pregnancy After Loss Support (PALS), an online support organization for the birth person who is experiencing pregnancy after loss How Lindsey had a stillborn daughter in 2012 after a full-term pregnancy---a devastating and heartbreaking experience How she relied on writing and psychotherapy to help her heal Lindsey’s second pregnancy with her daughter, Zoe, and how she made weekly posts as a blogger Lindsey found that there wasn’t a support space for those experiencing pregnancy after loss How the PALS group was formed and then blossomed into 15 groups for thousands of members How Lindsey digests the research in the field of pregnancy loss to meet the specific needs and wants of the community What’s unique about the experience of pregnancy after loss The insensitive comments that people make during a pregnancy after loss experience The amount of fear and anxiety that occur in pregnancy after loss The balance of grief, fear, and stress, along with joy and hope Knowing when the “expected anxiety” crosses over into the need to seek professional help Invalidating messages that may come from healthcare providers and family members The dance between choosing hope and holding onto fear The circles of grief and how we need to seek support The prevalence of postpartum depression and anxiety in subsequent pregnancies How friends and family can be supportive in validating the experience of the mother Why you should think about what you say and how you say it to someone who has had a pregnancy loss Other steps that family, friends, and healthcare providers can do to give additional support to moms with pregnancy after loss Resources: Pregnancy After Loss Support Facebook: Pregnancy After Loss Support Instagram Facebook: LindseyMHenke

Lindsey Schwartz is an Arizona-based Midwest girl at heart. After college she packed up everything she owned and moved west to pursue the corporate dream, only to realize that it was not for her. She dove into personal development in search of a way to make a living building her own dreams instead of someone else’s. Lindsey started her first business part-time at the age of 26 and over the next several years became an accomplished fitness athlete, speaker, full-time entrepreneur, and author of the best-selling book Powerhouse Woman: How to get out of your own way, fulfill your unique purpose, and live a powerful life. In 2017 Lindsey founded the Powerhouse Women event as a way to help women get out of their own way and into ACTION around their own big ideas and dreams. Lindsey is passionate about building community and believes that women are most successful when they collaborate and sincerely root for one another to win. Her heart for collaboration inspired Lindsey’s latest project, the Powerhouse Women GirlGang, a membership community for like-minded women to connect, grow, and confidently pursue their big ideas. In this episode we dive into: How Lindsey made the shift from corporate America to starting her own business. Lindsey’s journey from blogging to writing her book, Powerhouse Woman, and how she “accidentally” fell into creating the Powerhouse Women brand. The importance of sharing both the good and the bad parts of the entrepreneurship journey, especially with women. How Lindsey realized her “dream job” out of college could be easily expendable during the beginning of a recession, pushing her to look for plan B. How knowing what motivates you can help decide when it’s the right time to jump ship and go all in on your dreams. Manufacturing urgency, and why Lindsey puts herself into different accountability structures to keep her moving and forward. The importance of investing in ourselves. Hustle vs. Flow State and why Lindsey made the conscious choice to focus fully on her 2nd business. Lindsey’s “aha moment” that allowed her to disconnect her identity from her business. The 2 biggest roadblocks women are experiencing when trying to step out of their comfort zones, and how “powerhouse women” can overcome those obstacles. How to cultivate self-confidence, which in turn leads to freedom from our fears and breaks our safety nets. Why taking action to pursue things we are curious about either opens a new door for us or directs us. www.brenttieri.com www.lindseyschwartz.com

Join us for a conversation with REAL mom Lindsey Camp and hear her story about how she decluttered her home. Lindsey started off by watching the Minimalist documentary on Netflix and then asked if anyone knew of a support group or how to apply the same concepts to a regular mom. Love you Minimalists but mama's need to take a different path toward simplicity, right?! Lindsey's story is powerful as she talks about her life before she decluttered and how overwhelmed and tired she was and how she can now take a pole class twice a week, relax with her husband and let her kids be free range kids like she always wanted them to be (instead of constantly worried about what they were getting into and if they would get hurt.) How her relationship with money has changed, and her best tip for someone on the fence about whether or not they should declutter or not. IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT .... How Lindsey got started on her decluttering process, her struggles and hesitations and HOW she got past them ...the benefits she has experienced because of her decluttering ...she shares her truth about the big mindset shifts she's experienced in her motherhood and how her clutter is not a part of that. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES TO SUPPLEMENT THIS EPISODE ... Motherhood Simplified- the course that Lindsey says has helped her the most in her decluttering process Podcast website To watch LIVE episodes and join the Motherhood Simplified community join us on Facebook here or on Instagram here! To inquire about being a guest on the Motherhood Simplified podcast, or have Krista as guest email krista@motherhoodsimplified.com You can also be entered to win a free Motherhood Simplified course of your choosing by taking a screenshot and posting this episode to your social media account and tagging Motherhood Simplified or Krista Lockwood in it! One winner is chosen per month and there are no limits for entry! If you leave a review on iTunes you will also be entered into the drawing! Thank you so much for being a part of this movement and helping it to grow! Lots of love, Krista

"I was smiling the whole time — even when it hurt really bad. I was so happy and thankful to be out there." Lindsey Hein, host of I'll Have Another with Lindsey Hein, is a returning guest on the Ali on the Run Show. Last month, Lindsey and I — along with fellow podcast hosts Carrie Tollefson and Tina Muir — did a live show during Boston Marathon weekend. But we wanted to keep the fun going! So Lindsey and I reconvened this week to talk about how Lindsey's Boston Marathon went (her first postpartum race since having baby number four!), what her training leading up to Boston looked like, and what's next on her race calendar. Then, we talk all things podcasting, including our most-downloaded episodes, biggest surprises, and rejections. Thank you to the New York Road Runners Virtual Dog Jog 5K for sponsoring this episode of the Ali on the Run Show! CLICK HERE to register (it’s free!) and complete your run today. Everybody’s doing it!   What you’ll get on this episode: Lindsey reflects on the 2019 Boston Marathon, including her training leading up to the race and how race day went (2:40) Is there pressure that comes with knowing people are tracking you and following along during races? Plus, what’s next on Lindsey’s race calendar (17:00) Lindsey’s expert advice for a 4-ish-hour marathoner who wants to maybe Boston Qualify someday (22:00) Rehashing the Boston live show (28:30) Lindsey chats all things podcasting, including her most popular episodes, the potential guest who turned her down, and dream guests (34:35) Lindsey’s take on the current state of the running podcast world (45:00) How Lindsey gets it all done (52:00) What we mention on this episode: Lindsey on Episode 37 of the Ali on the Run Show Women Behind the Mic LIVE in Boston Boston Marathon Mary Johnson Ashley Fizzarotti Heather Jensen on I’ll Have Another with Lindsey Hein Kristen Garzone on I’ll Have Another with Lindsey Hein Amelia Gapin on I’ll Have Another with Lindsey Hein Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson Follow Lindsey: Instagram @lindseyhein626 Facebook Twitter @lindseyhein Podcast Blog Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Facebook Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

Lindsey Epperly is the founder of Epperly Travel, a boutique travel firm that specializes in customizing 4 and 5-star vacations across the globe. She is passionate about building lifelong relationships with her clients and suppliers, discovering the globe in a way that makes her a better agent, and celebrating with her team when she reaches a new milestone. Lindsey's recent achievements include: landing a spot on Wendy Perrin's WOW List as their Caribbean expert, being nominated for Virtuoso's Rising Star Award and receiving a place on Jezebel Magazine's Trailblazing Ten list. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Lindsey “accidentally” came to work in the travel industry as a 19-year old college student Why the internet hasn't killed the travel advisory industry and, on the contrary, has revitalized the role of a travel agent How Lindsey defines “luxury travel”, what services her family-owned business offers to their clients, and why each trip is customized to the client's needs Why a travel agency service is a cost-effective and valuable option, and how agents get incentives for referring clients to venues How Epperly Travel's mentorship program works, and how their innovative “remote force” team is structured Why Lindsey, her husband, and their team attempt to customize each client's experiences and deliver a “wow factor” What qualities and values Lindsey looks for when hiring a new agent, and how she promotes those values within the family-owned business How to get a copy of Lindsey's document “4 Keys to Success Every Luxury Travel Consultant Should Know” and to apply for her mentorship program Why Lindsey views the essence of her work as helping others to define their worth and purpose Lindsey discusses her views on the importance of travel and of the way she is able to touch people's lives Why being a young 20-something professional businesswoman has presented certain challenges Lindsey has had to conquer Why Lindsey's husband left his career to come join Lindsey and work beside her at their family-owned business Additional resources: Website: www.epperlytravel.com

In Episode 14, Lindsey J. Palmer (author of Otherwise Engaged) joins me to talk about her book and her reading and writing life. This post contains affiliate links, through which I make a small commission when you make a purchase (at no cost to you!). Highlights Lindsey’s interviews with Kyle Chandler and Connie Britton (from Friday Night Lights). Authors pulling from real life for their fiction…and how that impacts their real life friends and family. Lindsey’s experience writing a novel (her second, If We Lived Here) that pulled parts from her own marriage. If Lindsey is able to choose a favorite of her own books. How Lindsey manages to write novels with a full-time job and a two year old child. When Lindsey fits in reading time. Lindsey’s Go-To Authors. Why publication day is both the best and worst day of authors’ lives. What Lindsey thinks of the term “chick lit”. Lindsey’s Book Recommendations Two OLD Books She Loves Wedding Toasts I’ll Never Give by Ada Calhoun (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [19:55] The Divorce Papers by Susan Rieger (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [23:08] Two NEW Books She Loves Joy Enough by Sarah McColl | Buy from Amazon [26:01] There, There by Tommy Orange | Buy from Amazon [27:42] One Book She Didn’t Love A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [29:40] One Upcoming Releases She’s Excited About Normal People by Sally Rooney (April 16) | Buy from Amazon [32:31] Other Books Mentioned Pretty in Ink by Lindsey J. Palmer | Buy from Amazon [8:29] Holly Banks Full of Angst by Julie Valerie (Release Date: November 1) | Buy from Amazon[17:45] You Think It, I’ll Say It: Stories by Curtis Sittenfeld (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [18:14] The Neapolitan Novels by Elena Ferrante | Buy from Amazon [18:31] The Outline Trilogy by Rachel Cusk | Buy from Amazon [18:43] The Heirs by Susan Rieger | Buy from Amazon [24:59] The Nest by Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [25:30] The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz | Buy from Amazon [28:46] Conversations With Friends by Sally Rooney | Buy from Amazon [32:31] Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [39:27] Other Links #SpiveysClub Facebook Group Episode 7: Ashley Spivey (where she recommends Otherwise Engaged) Greenlight Bookstore in Brooklyn, NY The Wedding Toast I’ll Never Give (Ada Calhoun’s essay for the New York Times Modern Love section) Winter 2019 Book Preview podcast episode Annie Jones from the From the Front Porch podcast About Lindsey Author Website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook After a childhood spent devouring every book and magazine I could get my hands on and dreaming up stories that took place along the Oregon Trail, I left the suburbs of Boston to attend the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. As an English major and Benjamin Franklin Honors Scholar, I continued devouring every book and magazine I could get my hands on and dreaming up stories (most of which didn’t take place along the Oregon Trail). Post-college, I shipped out to bucolic Vermont to teach creative writing and Pilates to high school kids at a summer arts camp. There, I picked blueberries, ran across rolling hills, and realized I was not nearly mature enough to be teaching anyone much of anything. And so I moved to Manhattan and broke into magazine publishing, starting at Glamour and then moving on to Redbook and next Self, where I was Features Editor. I worked on stories about relationships and sex, parenting, social activism, career and finances, and well-being; I interviewed the occasional V.I.P. (including Michelle Obama and both Kyle Chandler and Connie Britton, a.k.a. Coach and Mrs. Taylor for Friday Night Lights fans); and I gathered material for what would eventually become my debut novel, PRETTY IN INK. After nearly a decade in publishing, I decided I was finally ready to try my hand at teaching again. So I waved goodbye to magazines and began my Master’s of English Education at Teachers College, Columbia University. I took classes on Shakespeare and adolescent literature, and talked books with teenagers. I then joined the faculty of NEST+m, a Manhattan public high school, as the A.P. Literature and Creative Writing teacher, plus advisor of the literary magazine, the yearbook, and National Honor Society. During my three years of teaching, I aspired to be a slightly more down-to-earth reincarnation of my favorite fictional teacher, Miss Jean Brody. These days, I work as a scriptwriter at BrainPOP, an animated educational site for kids. I spend my days researching topics as diverse as Nuclear Fusion, Emily Dickinson, and the Tuskegee Airmen, and then translating what I’ve learned into an engaging, narrative format. My scripts get made into short films to be shown in classrooms grades 4-10, nationwide and around the world. I live in Brooklyn, NY with my husband and 1-year-old daughter. Support the Podcast Share - If you like the podcast, I’d love for you to share it with your reader friends…in real life and on social media (there’s easy share buttons at the bottom of this post!). Subscribe...wherever you listen to podcasts, so new episodes will appear in your feed as soon as they’re released. Rate and Review - Search for “Sarah’s Book Shelves” in Apple Podcasts…or wherever you listen to podcasts! Feedback - I want this podcast to fit what you’re looking for, so I truly do want your feedback! 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In this episode of Drop and Give Me 20 Season 3,Lindsey's guest is Claire Yanta-O'Mahoney. Claire has been a guest in season 1 of the podcast. She is the founder of Fleur de Lis Fitness. Lindsey read letters from Claire's loved ones and Claire shared her thoughts on them. Highlights: [2:36] What is new with Claire and Fleur de Lis Fitness [4:43] The first letter for Claire [6:02] Claire’s sister's response to Lindsey's question [7:18] Third letter for Claire [9:16] Claire's thoughts on the emails [9:48] How Lindsey and Claire met [10:34] Lindsey's two cents for Claire [13:02] Purpose of season 3 Quote: "Successful entrepreneurs only sight failure as one of their most stabilising steps on the path to success." Link: 013: FLEUR DE LIS FITNESS Fleur de Lis Fitness

On today's episode, I sit down with Lindsey Roy, the Chief Marketing Officer of Hallmark, to explore the power of words and how to amplify them through the authentic voice of the individual.Specific topics to be covered in this episode: Level-setting with a life-changing event for Lindsey which gives her unique life perspective -- and how to get it for free What pushed Lindsey to become the youngest-ever VP at Hallmark As part of the organization arguably the strongest at capturing and amplifying stories in the world -- what are some guiding principles Lindsey has carried in her career to help Hallmark get even better at it every day How Lindsey leverages Hallmark's audience of consumers, who choose everyday to tell their stories through Hallmark, to grow the authentic influence they have Tips to become more authentic Lindsey's favorite card Be sure to stay subscribed for more content and thought leadership like this, and do please leave a rating and review on iTunes if you like what you hear.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts.Subscribe on Spotify.Follow Authentic Influence on Twitter.Reach out to Adam Conner on LinkedIn.Learn more about Vivoom here. Vivoom is a consumer activation platform empowering brands to turn their prospects and customers into a network of authentic influencers.Enjoy!Music: "Streetview" by Jahzzar is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Lindsey Hancock, Owner of Brand Vixen, joins the Social Pros Podcast to discuss her time at Big Ass Fans and how she was able to turn customer complaints into positive support.   Special thanks to our sponsors: Salesforce Marketing Cloud (Magic Moments: How to Create Inspired Marketing to Amaze Your Customers: candc.dl/amazecustomers) Convince & Convert (Experience This! Show: experiencethisshow.com) Yext (The Everywhere Brand: http://offers.yext.com/everywherebrand)   In This Episode 05:48 - Why Big Ass Fans decided to change their name by listening to their customers 07:39 - How to build fun and interesting content around a seemingly boring product 12:51 - How Lindsey blends her personal and professional sides for a successful promotional presence 14:52 - How to approach a new client relationship 16:33 - How Big Ass Fans turns criticism into positive engagement 25:32 - Why taking on freelance work can enhance creativity   Resources Get “The Complete Guide to Social Media for B2B Marketers” from Salesforce completely free here! Find out if joining the group at SocialMedia.org is right for you with this special landing page for Social Pros fans. Find out more about Lindsey and Brand Vixen here.   Visit SocialPros.com for more insights from your favorite social media marketers.

Episode 237: Lindsey Hall is an award-winning eating disorder + addiction speaker and writer, focusing on what she refers to as "the topics that need to be talked about, but many are scared to admit." Having struggled with the eating disorder cycle for many years, Lindsey has actively been in her coined "flexible recovery" since 2014 and is the author behind "I Haven't Shaved in Six Weeks," a blog written to humanize the stigmas of eating disorders and treatment.   Through her published writing, she has had the privilege of speaking around the world on nuanced topics such as Body Dysmorphic Disorder, Drunkorexia, Exercise Addiction, Orthorexia and other eating disorder behaviors, and has been featured in publications including TODAY Show, CBS, Cosmopolitan, Women's Health, TheFix.com, SheKnows, Project Heal, NEDA, SHAPE Magazine, Bustle, Refinery29, New York Post, and more.   Her future plans in recovery advocacy are currently focused on owning and converting a van to take it on the road, so she can report on treatment centers and eating disorder resources around the country in a dream she's envisioned as "Recovery on the Road." Show notes: Learn more about Madelyn's upcoming retreat with sound healing, AcroYoga, Thai massage, and more HERE How to give yourself space when you’re not feeling inspired. The purpose of staying in your own lane. Valley View Hot Springs HERE Maddy and Lindsey’s connection and their story of meeting at the University of Arkansas. How going to rehab created Lindsey’s blog, I Haven’t Shaved in Six Weeks: All the Truths About Eating Disorders. How her best friend dying shaped her entire life. Her crucial moment of getting a DWI and bingeing on two boxes of cereal. “Drunkorexia” — what it means and how it sent her to rehab at 24. How college life and sororities enable us to write off eating disorders and alcohol abuse. “Black and white mentalities are the fastest way to go into shame.” The importance of creating healthy boundaries with your parents. Her current relationship with her parents and how they have handled her disordered eating. The emotional breakdown she had 3 months ago over being completely dissatisfied in her life. How she handles stagnant energy and questioning her purpose. Why she’s been drinking way too much wine lately. ‘Flexible sobriety’ and how she notices her feelings and discomfort. The drinking pressures we feel from our significant others. Why we need to stop glorifying alcohol. How to handle feeling like an outcast when you don’t drink alcohol. How Lindsey had compassion for herself throughout this journey. “It takes a really long time to forgive yourself.” Must read book: The Bright Light: A Memoir of Living and Dying by Nina Riggs Lindsey’s role model and sobriety coach, Holly Whitaker. Connect with Lindsey: Instagram Twitter Facebook Blog Website

Episode 237: Lindsey Hall is an award-winning eating disorder + addiction speaker and writer, focusing on what she refers to as "the topics that need to be talked about, but many are scared to admit." Having struggled with the eating disorder cycle for many years, Lindsey has actively been in her coined "flexible recovery" since 2014 and is the author behind "I Haven't Shaved in Six Weeks," a blog written to humanize the stigmas of eating disorders and treatment. Through her published writing, she has had the privilege of speaking around the world on nuanced topics such as Body Dysmorphic Disorder, Drunkorexia, Exercise Addiction, Orthorexia and other eating disorder behaviors, and has been featured in publications including TODAY Show, CBS, Cosmopolitan, Women's Health, TheFix.com, SheKnows, Project Heal, NEDA, SHAPE Magazine, Bustle, Refinery29, New York Post, and more. Her future plans in recovery advocacy are currently focused on owning and converting a van to take it on the road, so she can report on treatment centers and eating disorder resources around the country in a dream she's envisioned as "Recovery on the Road." Show notes: Learn more about Madelyn's upcoming retreat with sound healing, AcroYoga, Thai massage, and more: https://maddymoon.com/events/ How to give yourself space when you’re not feeling inspired. The purpose of staying in your own lane. Valley View Hot Springs: https://www.olt.org/vvhs Maddy and Lindsey’s connection and their story of meeting at the University of Arkansas. How going to rehab created Lindsey’s blog, I Haven’t Shaved in Six Weeks: All the Truths About Eating Disorders: https://ihaventshavedinsixweeks.com/ How her best friend dying shaped her entire life. Her crucial moment of getting a DWI and bingeing on two boxes of cereal. “Drunkorexia” — what it means and how it sent her to rehab at 24. How college life and sororities enable us to write off eating disorders and alcohol abuse. “Black and white mentalities are the fastest way to go into shame.” The importance of creating healthy boundaries with your parents. Her current relationship with her parents and how they have handled her disordered eating. The emotional breakdown she had 3 months ago over being completely dissatisfied in her life. How she handles stagnant energy and questioning her purpose. Why she’s been drinking way too much wine lately. ‘Flexible sobriety’ and how she notices her feelings and discomfort. The drinking pressures we feel from our significant others. Why we need to stop glorifying alcohol. How to handle feeling like an outcast when you don’t drink alcohol. How Lindsey had compassion for herself throughout this journey. “It takes a really long time to forgive yourself.” Must read book: The Bright Light: A Memoir of Living and Dying by Nina Riggs: https://amzn.to/2C6GgE4 Lindsey’s role model and sobriety coach, Holly Whitaker: http://www.hipsobriety.com Connect with Lindsey: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindseyhallwrites/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lindseyhallblog Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lindseyhallwrites Blog: https://ihaventshavedinsixweeks.com Website: http://www.ihaventshavedinsixweeks.com [Tweet ""Recovery deepens the moment you realize that you are responsible for everything in your life." - Lindsey Hall #mindbodymusings"] {COACHING} Desire to create an online business with your passion for helping others? Want to heal your disordered eating? Want to travel the world, but you’re holding yourself back out of fear? If you’re ready for any big change in your life, apply for my 1:1 coaching: https://maddymoon.com/coaching {RETREAT} The Feminine Surrender: A Weekend Haven for Restoring Trust, Love and Expression is approaching. Sign up to be notified of the next one here: https://maddymoon.com/events/

“Becoming a Powerhouse Woman” Lindsey Schwartz is a wellness entrepreneur & a best-selling author. Her book, Powerhouse Woman: How to get out of your own way, fulfill your unique purpose, and live a powerful life helps to layout the frame work for other women who want to become their own personal best. Lindsey’s own journey to becoming a powerhouse woman began after college she packed up everything she owned and moved west to pursue the corporate dream, only to realize that it was not for her. Realizing she wanted more, she dove into personal development & then launched her first business in search of a way to make a living building her own dreams instead of someone else’s. Lindsey started her first business part-time at the age of 26 and over the next several years became an accomplished fitness athlete, speaker, full-time entrepreneur, and author. In 2017 Lindsey founded the Powerhouse Women event as a way to help women get out of their own way and into ACTION around their own big ideas and dreams. Lindsey is passionate about building community and believes that women are most successful when they collaborate and sincerely root for one another to win. Her heart for collaboration inspired Lindsey’s latest project, the Powerhouse Women GirlGang, a membership community for like-minded women to connect, grow, and confidently pursue their big ideas. Hot Topics: What is the definition of a Powerhouse Woman? (00:25) Operating at your full potential. (3:40) Where Lindsey finds her confidence from? (10:04) How Lindsey identified her ‘kryptonite’ and how she learned to overcome it. (12:55) How do you open yourself up to accept praise or compliments? (28:00) Who supported Lindsey’s dreams when she decided to pursue her dream of being an entrepreneur? (32:52) What is vital for women to continue to build on this empowerment movement especially as entrepreneurs? (35:10) How to become part of Lindsey’s Girl Gang? (45:10) What practical skill Lindsey implemented to be more productive in her professional life. (49:18) What is Lindsey’s ‘1 Rule for Life.’ (52:30) You can find Lindsey at: Website: https://www.lindseyschwartz.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lindseymarieschwartz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/llindseyschwartz/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/lovelindsfit/ Get her Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/099812124X/ref=nav_timeline_asin?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 Thank you for tuning in & don’t forget to leave us a review on Itunes to become our reviewer of the week! To learn more about my one-on-one lifestyle & wellness coaching, check me out at www.BrianPickowicz.com/start or visit me at Proclaimyourpower.com

YOUR NEED FOR CONTROL CAN HURT YOU INSTEAD OF HELP YOU. A mental disorder is like an unhealthy relationship. You have to love yourself enough to know that you deserve better. Otherwise, you’re depriving yourself of living a full, abundant life. But it’s not easy. Admitting that you or someone you know is struggling with an eating or mental disorder is scary. That’s why, for this Five Minute Friday, I brought back a powerful conversation I had with Lindsey Stirling where she shared her journey to overcome her eating disorder. Linsey Stirling is an American violinist, dancer, performance artist, and composer. She presents choreographed violin performances, both live and in music videos found on her YouTube channel, which has over 11 million subscribers. Lindsey’s memoir The Only Pirate At The Party is a New York Times bestseller. She has been named in Forbes magazine's 30 Under 30 In Music: The Class Of 2015 and was a quarter-finalist in America’s Got Talent Season 5. Lindsey says that she combatted her disordered thinking with logic and “coached” her mom on the best ways to communicate with her. If you or someone you know is struggling with a mental disorder, help is available. Learn more ways that Lindsey learned to retrain her brain and helped the people around her know how to support her journey to overcome her eating disorder in Episode 717. In This Episode You Will Learn: When Lindsey realized her eating disorder was an issue (1:14) How Lindsey’s disorder affected her relationships (1:50) The gameplan Lindsey created to overcome her disorder (3:30) The best way to support a friend who is struggling (4:00) How you can retrain your brain (5:00)

We’re doing more solo episodes to connect with all of you in #ALMOST30NATION, and today Lindsey is here with an intimate conversation all about the sacredness of being single. And even if you’re in a relationship, we know you will get a lot out of this episode as well.  The feeling of lonliness can visit us at any time– but being alone doesn’t have to be a time that you rush through or wish away. You can learn to collaborate with that energy to create something special!   If there’s something you want to hear about from Lindsey or Krista, if you have a question you just need to ask, or if you just want to hang out with a chill group of people, come join the Secret Facebook Group!   This episode includes…   How Lindsey grew up Never being allowed to have a boyfriend A Peter Pan freakout AIM crushes Lindsey’s first kiss The relationships that were modeled in Lindsey’s childhood & what she grew to expect Lindsey’s college relationship The chaos of your early 20s What comes up inside ourselves when we feel alone The gifts and opportunities to collaborate that manifest in your time being single This time is the main event Creating rituals   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com!   Resources: Learn more | lindseysimcik.com Instagram | @lindseysimcik Chat with us on FB | *Secret* Almost 30 Podcast Group Alterra Pure | Use code ALMOST30 for 15% off at alterrapure.com Skinny Dipped | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% off at skinnydipped.com Morning Recovery | Use code ALMOST30 for $5 off your first order at morningrecoverydrink.com Beekeeper’s Naturals | Use code ALMOST30 for 15% off at beekeepersnaturals.com Honeybook | Use code ALMOST30 for 50% off the first year of Honeybook at honeybook.com Branch Basics | Use code ALMOST30 for 15% off a starter kit at branchbasics.com Calm | Get 25% off a Calm premium subscription at www.calm.com/almost30 The Almost 30 Podcast is edited by Podcast Masters

Lindsey Stirling is an acclaimed violinist, dancer, performance artist, composer, motivational speaker, author, and a two-time Billboard Music Award winner. Her YouTube channel has over 10 million subscribers and her videos have over 2 billion views.     Listen to this episode and learn:   How Lindsey started playing the violin at a young age and how she achieved her dreams to become a successful violinist, musician, and dancer.   The life lesson Lindsey learned from being on America’s Got Talent.  The amazing spiritual journey Lindsey experienced as she struggled with an injury and an exhausting tour while competing on Dancing with the Stars.  How Lindsey overcame her personal battle with depression and anorexia.  Where you can see Lindsey in upcoming tours and follow her incredible journey.  

Lindsey Hein, is the podcast host of the “I’ll Have Another” Podcast. Lindsey and I cover being runner moms, running while pregnant and restarting post delivery, and the timing of having your kids. The main focus of this podcast is a discussion about how you might want to start your own podcast on a subject that most interests you and how to grow it. We go over how Lindsey came up with the idea for her podcast, how she researched the style of other podcast hosts to learn how she wanted to build her interviewing style. Listening to different styles teaches you a lot about how different hosts have changed and matured over the years. If you have wanted to grow your personal social media presence, this episode is full of tips that you can use as you follow your dream. Today’s Guest Lindsey Hein is a mom runner of three little boys with another little boy on the way. With all of that she finds time to also act as an RRCA Certified running coach and the producer and host of the “I’ll Have Another” podcast series. Lindsey began running Cross Country in high school at the urging of a friend. She has run 13 marathons and a Half Ironman Triathlon. She lives in Indianapolis with her husband and growing family. What you will learn about: Does Lindsey find having multiple children adds to the chaos in her house as each one is added or does it get easier? How her sons reacted when they learned the new baby on the way was another boy How running has changed with each pregnancy and her advice for other women trying to run while expecting. Did she feel pressure to keep running with each baby? How to find alternative ways to manage the stress that running used to help you deal with. How Social Media gets in our heads and drives our behavior rather than trusting ourselves to do what works for us. How her podcast has become more running focused over the years but is a place for casual conversations with people she is interested in learning about. How to get over being nervous when interviewing guests. Focus on what you think your listeners want to hear from this person and what you want to learn from them. How to find your focus, learn from others, and doing what brings you joy. You need to be in the moment. How Lindsey loves meeting her guests but truly loves connecting with her audience. How it is a special feeling to know that people are appreciating her passion. The people are the best part of this job. Shamelessly reach out to people you want to have on your show or who you think your guests want to hear from. Be persistent. But make it a personal request, it has to be individualized and genuine. Be consistent, if you say your podcast will be out on a given day of the week, make sure you honor that. Even if it means a solo episode. Lindsey tells us the favorite things she has learned from some of her guests.   Inspirational Quotes: We think that time is passing us by but for many of us, our fastest times are a bit later in our life. Take the pressure off and know that your hard work does pay off. We are all unique and need to focus on our own life and not compare. Just do you. If you are going to start a passion project, you just have to start it, not worry about whether it will make you money. Hone in on your passion. Don’t let one specific passion define your life. it is what you do, not who you are. Resources: Last week's episode with Dr Emily Kraus Tina4Real Podcast  Running for Real Superstars Community I'll Have Another Podcast Lindsey's podcast with: Deena Kastor Kellyn Taylor Jackie Merritt Lindsey on Twitter Lindsey on Instagram I'll Have Another on Facebook Buy a Running for Real T-shirt, Tank, or Hat Thank you to HOKA ONE ONE and Aaptiv for sponsoring this episode of Running for Real. HOKA ONEONE Clifton 5 are becoming my new go-to shoe. The first new brand of shoe I had tried in four years, and I put them straight on for an hour, and LOVED them. Feels like you have soft marshmallows to cushion your feet with every step.Get two day free shipping using code running4real Thanks to Aaptiv for supporting the podcast. New members get 30% off annual membership at http://www.aaptiv.com/running4real

I am incredibly excited to have my friend and fellow health coach slash healthy living pal, Lindsey Smith, on the show. Lindsey has a long list of accomplishments under her belt included being a published author, speaker, coach, and inspirational rapper. (That is not a typo.) And while all of that is amazing (and it truly IS amazing), the most impressive thing about Lindsey that I've witnessed in the 8+ years I've know her is her power to create magic in her life. So when Lindsey agreed to peel back the curtain and let me pick her brain about manifestation and how she creates magic every single day, I jumped at the chance. I hope you enjoy getting to know Lindsey in a new way through this conversation and that it helps to connect some dots in your own life between thoughts and feelings and bringing them into reality. I’d love to hear from you! What stood out most from Lindsey’s interview? What do you think about her perspective around manifestation and creating magic in her own life?   Topics Discussed: An introduction to Lindsey Smith and what she does Lindsey's path to becoming and author The power of faith and trust when it comes to manifesting From thoughts to reality and how that shows up for Lindsey Knowing when to push for something and when to sit back and wait How Lindsey goes from inspiration to manifestation in her daily life Why people aren't good at manifesting (hint: it has everything to do with feelings) The scary nature of feelings and why we avoid them, good or bad How Lindsey first started manifesting as a child and some examples from childhood The power of intuition, taking inspired action, and belief in the process Why Lindsey says that visualization was a huge part of the manifestation puzzle as a kid The world as a mirror and how it reflects back to us what we're thinking and feeling Combatting self-doubt and getting back to a place of openness and balance What to do when past stories and emotions come up How the experiences in our lives can teach us multiple things over time Why Lindsey says that she wants to live in the grey Lindsey’s definition of everyday magic and how it shows up in her life Connect with Lindsey Smith online: Website Twitter Instagram Facebook Resource Links: Eat Your Feelings* Junk Foods & Junk Moods* Challenge 24 (now 24 Game)   Hit me up: Twitter: @emilylevenson and #somekindofmagic Instagram: @emilylevenson and #somekindofmagic FB Page: Emily Levenson   * This is an affiliate link.

  How can we go from having an ecopreneurial idea, especially something that's not yet been done before, to bringing it to life? What do we need to really tackle the issue of plastic pollution all over the world and move into a more circular economy? Today, Plaine Products' Co-Founder, Lindsey McCoy shares her wisdom with us.   HIGHLIGHTS: [5:30] Lindsey: "It is a continual learning journey. Still, we're learning, tweaking, ... I think that's part of being an entrepreneur... constant problem solving, ... when something's not working out the way you thought it was going to, being able to let go and figure out how to adjust." [06:20] Something that didn't work out for Plaine Products that they had to tweak. [06:55] How Lindsey raised awareness for her brand. [13:50] Lindsey: "Something that you're going to use once for a few minutes but will stick around for hundreds of years... just doesn't make sense when there are other options out there." [14:15] Lindsey: "My motto is progress, not perfection... life happens." [17:25] Lindsey: "Instead of asking why organic food is so expensive, maybe we should be asking why non-organic food so cheap." [21:25] Lindsey's greatest learning lessons from her ecopreneurial jourey.   Thanks for bringing your light! Find the full show notes with links and resources at www.greendreamer.com, and share your #1 takeaway from the episode tagging our featured guest and me @KameaChayne to spread the light and to let us know you're tuning in!

Episode 23 Highlights with Lindsey Redinger: - What is ResearchOps and how do you operationalize user research? - Making research accessible to everyone in the organization - How InVision documents and stores user research insights - Lindsey’s trick for helping all of InVision build empathy with their customers - Getting new employees at InVision up to speed with who their customers are as part of their new hire onboarding - How to get started in your ResearchOps practice or operationalizing user research and your company - Keeping individual projects aligned to broader company goals - How Lindsey and InVision uses the Jobs To Be Done framework to keep user research focused https://blog.aureliuslab.com/lindsey-redinger-user-research-and-research-ops-podcast

This episode of Birth Kweens features Lindsey Bliss of Carriage House Birth. Lindsey is a doula, mom of 7 (including TWO sets of twins!), co-director of Carriage House Birth, and author of the amazing new book The Doula’s Guide to Empowering Your Birth. Here’s what she and the Kweens talked about in this episode: A brief overview of Lindsey’s first few births and how her experiences led her to become a birth worker How she manages being a mom to 7 and an active birth worker (spoiler alert: it’s all about having a support network and embracing the mayhem!) How Lindsey’s identity and sense of self shifted when she became a mom, especially since, for much of her life, she didn’t think she’d have any children (much less 7 of them!) Why it’s so important to Lindsey to be authentic and speak candidly about birth and parenthood What it’s been like for Lindsey to navigate the physical and emotional changes brought about by pregnancy and birth Why reproductive justice and equal access to health care for marginalized groups are such important issues and what Lindsey’s doing to shed light on these topics Click here to buy Lindsey’s new book (and here to follow the amazing artist, Stepha Lawson, who illustrated the book) Click here to get more info about the Carriage House Birth doula trainings Follow Lindsey on Instagram at @doulabliss and follow Carriage House Birth at @carriagehousebirth. Support our sponsor!Order your own FemmyCycle menstrual cup today by going to www.FemmyCycle.com/BirthKweens and entering the code “kweens” at checkout. You get 10% off your order plus free shipping! YAS KWEEN! --- If you liked this episode of the Birth Kweens Podcast, tell your friends! And go to iTunes, Stitcher, GooglePlay, and Spotify to rate/review/subscribe to the show. For more from us, visit www.BirthKweens.com to sign up for our newsletter. Follow us on Instagram @BirthKweens, join our Facebook group the Birth Kweens Podcast Community, and email us at birthkweens@gmail.com with your questions, suggestions and feedback. Also, be sure to click here so that you can support the show while doing your regular Amazon shopping!

Lindsey Turner is a certified personal trainer and coach, ambassador of The Transform App, fitness enthusiast, and promoter of self-love. After a storied past of coaching, Lindsey faced multiple medical professionals tell him his injuries would permanently sideline him. Lindsey discovered The Transform App by Chris and Heidi Powell and how he began rebuilding his body inside and out.   Lindsey's journey may look like a fitness success story, but it really became a career when he first began appreciating his physical self through loving his inner self.   In this podcast interview, you will hear: The surprising lack of satisfaction you'll find in ONLY getting in shape. Lindsey's frustration with gym-timidation and how to overcome the fear. How Lindsey's lowest moments now fuel him to coach others to new heights. Tips for any level of fitness to set goals and make the right steps towards not only reaching their goals, but also loving yourself on the journey. Listen on the More Than Money Apple Podcast P.S. We meet Lindsey long before we knew him as the amazing life and fitness coach that he is today. We featured his non-profit focused on serving families with children who have special needs, ELI Project, on WSB Radio during our 2017 Organizational Spotlight. How does he do it all?!? Interview Highlights The Painful Journey of Staying In Shape for The Wrong Reasons (Listen in at 6:30) The Picture from Hugh Hefner's Party That Changed Lindsey's Career Trajectory Forever (Listen in at 17:00) The Discovery of An App That Works - The Transform App  (Listen in at 32:00) The Scientific Correlation Between What We Tell Our Mind & What It Impacts Our Reality (Listen in at 49:30) Goal Setting On What You (And Only YOU) Need (Listen in at 53:30) Chris' Favorite Two Questions He ALWAYS Asks (Listen in at 1:09:10)   Key Quotes   "I believed that Life would become easier if I was in better shape, and that, ultimately, people would like me more."   "Once I could learn to love my inner self, I could then build my physical self."   "I'm a guy that loves to simplify decisions. That's one of the reasons I was drawn to The Transform App."   "I made a list of things I thought about adding to the app and then somehow ended up jumping on a call with the team who built it as I am out walking my dog!"   "If you save everyone around you but lose yourself, you miss the point."   "Don't 'should' on me."   "My greatest desire is to get to a point where I am 100% fulfilled not because of anything outside of myself."   Ask Any Question to More Than Money or Lindsey Turner Ask Any Question to More Than Money or Lindsey Turner Email Address * Question * Thank you! We will follow up with you shortly.   But Why Is This Interview On a Financial Advising Site?   We are financial planners. So, why is a financial advisor not only talking about the stock market and wise investment options? Great question.   While we are absolutely interested in the financial success of our clients and growing their wealth, we believe we have failed as an organization if we have not equally led them to a more fulfilled life. A better quality of living is so much more than excess of wealth and we've witnessed too many people strive to reach their goals and ultimately feel empty. Lindsey shared how he chased success but only found satisfaction when he realigned priorities.  We want to help you create the life that allows you to invest in what you love and enjoy those who matter most. We believe in "quality of life" and that growing your wealth for the only purposes of aCQuiring more won't lead you to feeling fulfilled. It is one of the greatest joys of our business to meet with clients, hear their dreams, and then see them live out a plan to achieve their goals.   We are More Than Money because we believe in you enjoying your life AND growing your wealth. This interview hopefully reminds you to have an honest look at why your chasing success. In our opinion, money is a tool to reaching the future that you want, but a better quality of life for you, your family, and our community can't be fully measured by the size of your bank accounts. We Love Having Meaningful Conversations Think you would be a good fit for a More Than Money interview? Know someone who would have something to share? Want to discuss your story and find a better quality of life in financial confidence? Have something inspiring that is impacting others? Let's talk. More Than Money exists for you and responds to all inquiries through our contact page. Contact More Than Money  _Thank you so much for your time and honestly, Lindsey! _

In episode 19, we talk with Lindsey Zuelich who shares her journey from FIDM to Trader Joes and then to Wood Brain. Lindsey speaks on working with her hands at a young age, the influence her dad had on her life and how her famous wooden flasks were "born". Enjoy the show! Show Notes: 4:50 - How Lindsey got from FIDM to Trader Joes 8:04 - Why her dad was adamant that she knew how to use his tools and work with her hands.  16:14 - A new DJ booth for Amani? 18:20 - Where were the wooden flasks "born"? 21:48 - How workshops and teaching people the craft of woodworking fits into her business. 22:55 - Where the name Wood Brain came from.  27:07 - How Lindsey stayed balanced while she took care of her dad.  29:00 - "Measure Twice & Cut Once" 32:35 - "You Can't Do It All Yourself" 36:01 - Workshops in 2018 for Lindsey. How to contact Lindsey: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Book Recommendations (Affiliate Links Included): The Five Second Rule by Mel Robbins You Are a Badass by Jen Sincero The 10 X Rule - Grant Cardone

This week I’m excited to share with you an interview with Lindsey Aleson from Blog Me Lovely.  Lindsey is a graphic designer and tech strategist for female infoprenuers. This interview was so much fun. It was actually my first interview with another blogger/ online service provider so I hope you enjoy it. I have to say one of my favorite things about this episode is that Lindsey is super real about where she's at in her business and very transparent. In this episode: Lindsey tells the story of how being in the wrong position was physically making her sick and how she took the leap to go full-time with her business. The advice she thinks everyone online needs to hear and understand. Lindsey shares her favorite tools for staying organized and creating great work. How Lindsey unwinds and what she recommends other online business owners do to stay healthy and sane.  

Lindsey Laurain is the founder of Ezpz where she has created silicone placemat products that suctions to the table like the Happy Mat. After leaving corporate America, she built ezpz into a multi million dollar business in a short time and has been featured on the hit TV show Sharktank. She does all of this while raising her three wild boys and 4 if you count her husband. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [1:05] Jeremy introduces his guest, Lindsey Laurain. [3:30] How Lindsey got started with Ezpz. [13:30] Lindsey talks about appearing on Shark Tank and the fallout. [20:30] The product launch and picking colors and sizes. [26:00] Lessons from the Kickstarter campaign. [30:30] Moving to a fulfillment center. [34:30] Expanding to a second product. [40:00] Challenges of a small business. [49:00] Dealing with counterfeits. [1:00:30] Lindsey talks about her experience on Shark Tank. [1:05:00] Tools that Lindsey and her team use. In this episode… Brand protection is something that every small business leader should have in mind. In today’s marketplace of product hijackers, how can business leaders like you protect your brand? What resources and tools are out there to help protect the hard work and creativity you’ve poured into your business? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from Lindsey Laurain as she opens up about the challenges she’s faced in her fight to protect her brand, Ezpz from hijackers and counterfeit products. Lindsey’s journey to success hasn’t been an easy one, but she wants to share her story so entrepreneurs and small business owners can learn from her unfortunate experiences. Make sure to catch this helpful episode! What is your plan for that day when someone sues your business? Do you have one in place? Are you prepared to go toe to toe with someone in the court of law to protect your brand? Have you factored that potential cost into your annual or monthly budget? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from business leader Lindsey Laurain as she explains how she was caught totally unprepared for the legal challenges that product hijackers caused for her startup. Don’t let the same thing happen to you! It doesn’t matter if your company has been around for five years or five months, you need to have a plan in place. Learn more about this subject from Lindsey on this episode! Are you ready to put on your armor? Seriously! Leading a business in our hyper connected society puts a HUGE target on your back. Are you prepared for that? When your company gets any type of publicity either positive or negative, you better have a plan in place to deal with the fallout both personally and professionally. On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from entrepreneur and business owner Lindsey Laurain. After her appearance on Shark Tank, Lindsey faced a significant amount of blowback, largely on the personal front. She endured all types of personal attacks and made it through the other side. To hear how she was able to overcome this dark period, listen to her story on this episode! Imagine your brand takes off and you experience overnight success. What is your next move? Do you cruise ahead with your current product or do you start planning on expanding your product line? Where do your ideas for expansion come from? You? Or do they come from feedback from your customer base? On this episode of Inspired Insider, Lindsey Laurain walks through how her company, Ezpz proceeded to expand their line of products once profits started to rise. What lessons can you learn from Lindsey’s story? Listen to this episode to find out! Appearing on the hit TV show, Shark Tank would be a HUGE boon to your company, right? Too many entrepreneurs and business leaders who have appeared on that show, the answer is mixed. The same is true for today’s guest, Lindsey Laurain. Lindsey ultimately did not proceed with the backing of any of the Sharks and received a lot of personal criticism after her appearance. On the other hand, her brand did receive a large boost from her appearance that has helped propel them to the next level of growth. You don’t want to miss the helpful insights and lessons from Lindsey’s experience. Hear all about it on this episode of Inspired Insider! Resources Mentioned on this episode http://ezpzfun.com/ The Mom Inventors Handbook Big Commerce Stripe Quickbooks Evernote Stitch Labs Onofriends.com Shark Tank Sponsor for this episode Rise25 is where entrepreneurs of 6,7, and 8 figure businesses come together live and in person every few months to solve their biggest business challenges through this high-level Mastermind group. Each member leaves each week with lifelong friendships and actionable steps to take their business to the next level. Check out Rise25.com - a group run by myself and cofounder John Corcoran. Rise 25 is application only.

The differences between traditional media and digital media, why traditional media is not dead, and why it’s important to understand your campaigns even if you are outsourcing them...with Lindsey Germono of Germono Advertising Company. How Lindsey’s interest in the business world turned into a love for entrepreneurship. How Lindsey approaches media buying and traditional advertising. Why traditional advertising isn’t dead. How TV and radio ads are different from other mediums. Why she focuses on teaching her clients rather than just serving them. Show Notes www.copythatpops.com/005

This special episode has two career coaching sessions, the first with Nick and the second with Lindsey. Both Nick and Lindsey are searching for a way to use their passions and to share their gifts with the world. Nick’s session focuses on his spirituality and whether or not his current position allows him to elevate the consciousness of others with his law practice. Lindsey’s session concentrates on her transitions and her indecisiveness around using her creativity to reach her end goal. Lessons from both calls are that we don’t need to leave jobs that are not creative enough; we can be creative and passionate in our current situations. If we honor where we are now by embracing our passions and our spirituality, we will end up spreading light to others. If you yearn to make more of an impact in your work life, drastic changes to satiate your desires are unnecessary and often cause additional discomfort. Increasing our vibrations will make everything we do a more spiritual experience. Coaching Session #1 - Nick While Listening to this Call Consider/Ask Yourself: Do you feel a calling to make an impact? Are you in a job that does not seem spiritual enough and you feel inclined towards doing something different? Do you feel like you are compromising and paying your dues now in order to gain financial security? Are you actively spreading light where you are or are you waiting for better circumstances? Nick’s Question: Nick wants to integrate spirituality into his current life but doesn’t want to break his life to fix it. Nick’s Key Insights and Aha’s: ● He may be a light worker in the subtle sense ● He doesn’t have to change what he’s doing to make a difference ● He could focus on being and interacting with people How Nick can get over it and on with it: ● Honor his calling to spread light through his existing work ● Bring more consciousness into what he is doing ● Try deepening his vibration when communicating with others in his work ● Try the 25/5 rule of working for 25 minutes and taking 5 to do something you enjoy doing Tools and Takeaways: ● Become dedicated to your spiritual practice in your work ● Consider bringing beauty into your work environment ● Ask God on a daily basis to use you and pay attention to opportunities that may arise from it ● Implement practices that reconnect you to your higher power   Coaching Session #2 - Lindsey While Listening to this Call Consider/Ask Yourself: ● Do you feel apathetic or stuck in your current career? ● Are you craving more creativity and passion in your life? ● Do you put a lot of pressure on yourself to figure everything out at once? Lindsey’s Question: Lindsey is having a hard time figuring out if her job transition was the right thing to do and if she should continue investing in her passion, music. Lindsey’s Key Insights and Aha’s: ● She loves helping children with crafts ● She needs more of the creative aspect in her job ● She should focus on the next steps and not the end goal How Lindsey can get over it and on with it: ● Lindsey could listen to her intuition in order to be more creative ● She should honor this phase of her life ● Ask her higher power to show her the people and situations she can serve Tools and Takeaways: ● Ask yourself what is the next step, not the end goal ● Honor where you are and allow your passions to unfold ● Don’t expect a job to make you feel creative or passionate Resources: Christine Hassler @christinhassler

Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of Within the Trenches. This will be the last episode in a series recorded at the 2015 Indiana NENA/APCO conference and expo a few weeks ago. I had a great time there and I hope everyone who was on the show or attended my class enjoyed it too. I met a lot of new people, visited with good friends and just had an all around good time. There is never a dull moment with the crew from Indiana. In this episode I got the chance to speak with Lindsey, dispatcher with Fulton County 911 and her mom Lori, training coordinator with INdigital and former PSAP director. This episode was a lot of fun to record. It was the first time that I have ever had a mother/daughter episode and they hit one out of the park. This is a must listen so check it out and share. As always if you have any questions or would like to be a guest on the show, you can send an email to wttpodcast@gmail.com. Episode topics – How Lindsey started in dispatch What it was like working for her mom Lori What training was like What it was like the first night they worked together