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Lynne Takagaki is the Co-Founder of Welcome Aboard, a start-up that finds the perfect fit between job seekers and companies with strongly aligned missions and cultures. In addition to leading Welcome Aboard with her two co-founders, Lynne is also a business development leader at AnyRoad, an enterprise relationship management platform. She also spent time as a Sales Manager at PepsiCo and a Sales Lead at ContractRoom. In this episode, you will learn about: How Lynne decided to start Welcome Aboard while working another full-time job How to figure out what stage start-up is right for you to work at Why you should continue to follow your intuition and take risk in your career Links: https://welcomeaboard.io/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynnetakagaki/

Sports has taught many of us invaluable lessons that we carry on throughout our lives. Some players become coaches themselves, Lynne Leggett, CEO of Victory Dental Management, being one of them.   Lynne has coached hundreds of young women on the basketball court and off the basketball court. And now she carries those same coaching principles to help dental practices develop their game strategy to reach maximum potential. In this podcast, Lynne shares life skills and the coaching needed to promote those skills! This episode is full of sports analogies and takeaways, so get your pen ready!   Episode Highlights Baylor University's NCAA Championship win How Lynne went from basketball coaching to dental coaching Coaching life skills Setting and executing team Goals and Responsibilities Vision statements Attitude vs. Mindset In Memory of Virginia Moore Quotes   “Bringing out potential has always been the focus for me.”   “Teaching my players how to have confidence and to come back once they are knocked down, that skill will last them for life.”   “You don't put your team members into positions where they are going to fail.”   “It is interesting how bias makes everyone feel within the practice.”   “Sometimes it can take 8 hours to create a vision statement.”   “Most team members do not know what everyone else does on a daily basis, in detail.”   “You can never have enough team cohesion.”   “Sometimes as the coach, it is hard to realize that you played a better team.”   “Perfection is not a goal for me as a basketball coach or a dental coach.”   “History is a great teacher.”       Links & Resources   Lynne's Website: www.victorydentalmanagement.com   You Can't Coach Quit: https://www.amazon.com/You-Cant-Coach-Quit-Practice/dp/1080806237 Contact Lynne: https://victorydentalmanagement.com/contact/ -- Susan's Website:  https://SusanGunnSolutions.com  (sign up for the newsletter) SGS Phone:  888-994-3167 Book Money In, Money Out: Financial Organization In Your Practice Book Getting The Most Out of QuickBooks In Your Practice   Book Advanced QuickBooks In Your Practice  Ask The Expert Online Consultation Prepare Protect Prosper Valuable eBook Free Download  

What’s the why behind your business? More than likely, you can tell the story of your why to anyone who asks, but we often forget to use that story as inspiration in our daily grind.     Lynne Golodner built her business around her why and storytelling, and is here to discuss her incredible journey, how you can build a foundation for your storytelling marketing, and some simple steps you can take today to start using storytelling marketing in your business to let your clients know you’re human just like them!    In this podcast episode, we share:  How Lynne uses client stories to create amazing content  Lynne’s approach of “foundational messaging” to promote consistency and clarity  How to apply Lynne’s story-telling structure to social media  Lynne’s social media journey and the support she’s built for her brand  Recommendations for how to bring storytelling to your marketing strategy       Details about the Make Meaning Podcast   Memorable Quotes:  “Look for the meaning or purpose that drives the work you do every day, because that’s where the human part of it is.” “There has to be something in it for them...look at the mutual benefit which is in every marketing endeavor—there has to be something for me and something for you; social is no different.”  “Tell that story and be multi-dimensional so that people can relate to you and they can  understand even if it all looks great on social media, you have your moments, too, and you’re only human…”   About Lynne: Lynne Golodner is host of the Make Meaning Podcast and founder of the Make Meaning Movement. She is also Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Your People LLC, a marketing and public relations firm she started in 2007 to bring meaning and purpose to marketing for schools, universities, and municipalities.     A 2020 member of the Forbes Agency Council, Lynne Golodner was recognized by MichBusiness as a Marketing & PR Prophet in 2019 and by Crain’s Detroit Business as a Notable Woman in Marketing in 2018.    Author of eight books, including The Flavors of Faith: Holy Breads and her forthcoming 9th book, What’s Your Story: an introduction to finding meaning and living from purpose, Lynne spent 15 years as a nationally-celebrated journalist before becoming an entrepreneur focused on marketing through storytelling, relationships and higher purpose.    A Fulbright Specialist, Lynne is a graduate of the University of Michigan (BA, Communications/English) and Goddard College (MFA, Writing). She is the mother of four teenagers and lives with her family in Huntington Woods, Michigan. Learn more about Lynne at www.yourppl.com and www.makemeaning.org as well as on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn Connect with Lynne: Make Meaning Website  Your People Website   Instagram LinkedIn  Facebook    Links Mentioned: Loom OnlineDrea YouTube Channel   This Episode Is Made Possible By: Fanbooster by Traject: The world’s most complete social media management platform and my social media management tool of choice. Savvy Social School: Everything you need to increase visibility, growth, and engagement on social media

The ebb and flow of life is something we all are subjected to. Like the tides of the ocean or the phases of the moon, things in life naturally come and go.Lynne Capozzi is no stranger to life's ebb and flow.Lynne is the Chief Marketing Officer at Acquia and one of their boomerang stories, first serving as Acquia CMO in 2009. Lynne left Acquia in 2011 to pursue her nonprofit work full-time. She returned to Acquia in late 2016 to lead the marketing organization into its next stage of growth. Apart from work, Lynne is on the board of directors at the Boston Children’s Hospital Trust and runs a nonprofit through the hospital.Lynne was generous enough to share with us her boomerang story and her passion for community. Listen to this episode and learn about:- Lynne giving credit and thanks to her two life long best friends (3:00)- Lynne's experience being a "boomerang" at Acquia (5:32)- How Lynne got involved in the nonprofit sector (7:14)- How to balance a job with nonprofit work (11:50)- Giving the way you want to give (13:46)- Acting like a storyteller not a salesperson (16:46)- How to protect ourselves from going back to the pre-COVID times (18:25)- What's on the horizon for Lynne (19:40)- The importance of open and honest communication (21:28)- Gratitude and it's power over fear and negativity (24:39)Links:- Connect with Lynne on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynnecapozzi/- Boston Children's Hospital - https://www.childrenshospital.org/- Acquia - https://www.acquia.com/

“Instead of the COVID-19 crisis, I would love to re-contextualize it to the COVID-19 renewal.”How Lynne opened herself up to dating while being a transformational coach (3:01)How to remove the forcefield between yourself and relationships (6:31)How to trust yourself that who you are picking is the right person for you (7:49)Tips for couples who have been living separate lives and are now in quarantine under the same roof (13:06)The IPAVER template for healthy relationship communication (20:05)The three things to practice while listening to your partner (27:50)How to take responsibility for your emotions during this time instead of falling victim (32:01)How to let your partner experience what they are feeling without being pulled into it or judging it (33:55)What Lynne teaches in her immersive relationship retreats (42:40)How men and women deal with crisis differently (48:14)What grace actually means (57:12)Links mentioned in this episode:Harville HendricksThe Birds and Bees of Joyful MonogamyJohn GottmanGlennon DoyleThe Ungame36 Questions AppEight DatesInspireCoachingWorkshops.comAllison ArmstrongOwnYourThrone.co - get your free informational guide from Lynne when you join our email list!Follow LynneFollow Own Your Throne

A marketing provocateur cross-trained in the discipline of brand development and the rigor of retail promotion, Lynne is the CEO/Owner of FAME. She has orchestrated hundreds of national campaigns for blue-chip, retail and packaged goods marketers in all channels of trade including Target, Dreamworks, IMG, General Mills, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and Hewlett-Packard Enterprise. In this episode of Intentional Greatness, Lynne provides inspiration and advice for running your business. Prior to joining FAME, Robertson was VP/Management Supervisor at Campbell Mithun, where she also served as director of KidCom, one of the top three youth marketing agencies in the world. Her work has been recognized and awarded by Effie International, HOW International and the International Retail Design Institute. In 2011 she received the AdFed Silver award for her contributions to the Advertising industry and in 2013 was named a Who's Who in Shopper Marketing. She was also tapped as a 2014 Women in Business Honoree by the MSP Business Journal and was featured as a Minneapolis Egotist's Madwoman of the Month. In May 2015, Lynne purchased Fame from Omnicom and its TBWA network to become a fully-independent, woman-owned enterprise focused on “Being done with what's been done.” She founded Lead Like a Mother (www.leadlikeamother.com) a business management philosophy and advice platform that applies the skills of motherhood to the day-to-day concerns of guiding and running a professional organization in order to teach others to Lead like Mothers. She is the featured retail expert on the Small Business Revolution (smallbusinessrevolution.org) co-hosted by Amanda Brinkman and Ty Pennington. A member of The Hub Braintrust, an honorary AdFed Board member and Vice President of the Twin Cities Retail Design Institute, Lynne has served on numerous industry panels for the Retail Advertising and Marketing Association, Shopper Insights and is an Institute Faculty Member of The Path to Purchase Institute. She is a frequent speaker on the topics of leadership and the humanity of brand experience. What You Will Learn: What FAME looked like when Lynne purchased it in 2015 vs. what it looks like now Lynne's transition from executive to owner The transformation of marketing, branding, and brand development How Lynne practiced humility as she adapted to change The importance of health in the role of a business owner Delegating responsibilities to your team when you're away How health has influenced Lynne's priorities Lynne's work with Lead Like a Mother and how you can get involved Resources: Website: www.thisisfame.com Twitter: @RobertsonLynne LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynne-robertson-6a8925/ Running Your Business | From Executive to Owner: Navigating an Industry Transformation From Executive to Owner There are a lot of benefits to being a part of a holding company while you are running your business. You have access to their resources, their benefits, and even their bank account. You don't have to worry about making payroll or keeping the lights on. But you also have to bend the knee and adhere to their ideology. Lynne Robertson already had a vision for FAME's future and she was determined to carry it out. She was always passionate about FAME's people, clients, and the work they were doing, and she wanted to preserve that by any means necessary. Lynne continuously operated from a position of vulnerability and humility. But when the holding company began introducing new programs that she did not believe in, Lynne refused to take it lying down. She was always in the trenches with her team and her clients, despite having international recognition in the advertising community. She made every decision with their best interest at heart. That is why everyone stood with her as the next chapter unfolded. Running Your Business: Lynne's Purchase of FAME Lynne's passion and persistence culminated in her purchase of FAME in 2015. It became a fully-independent, woman-owned enterprise focused on “Being done with what's been done.” But entrepreneurship has a steep learning curve that you can't understand until you are running your business with no strings attached. That holds true, no matter how prepared you are. And when your industry is undergoing a significant transformation as you set up shop, it takes a select type of unfuckwithable leader to keep things moving forward. Agencies used to make their money from fee retainers and media commissions, but times are changing. Media is ultra-fragmented, the gig economy is booming, and UX/environmental design is becoming less relevant in the B2C market. With FAME's roots in the retail sector, Lynne had to restructure her business model and expand her offerings out of the gate. It was not a smooth transition. But FAME's retail sensibility, graphic design centricity, and worship of the holy deadline enabled Lynne to make a quicker pivot as she targeted clients beyond retail. Summary In the flux of any industry, you have to get humble quickly. When you are running your business in its infancy, you must sacrifice vanity and check your ego at the door. Only you can see the big picture, and people will talk. But unfuckwithable leaders can't hear them. Lynne Robertson ignored the stigma and focused on what mattered. She made sacrifices and difficult decisions to move FAME in a new direction. Now, Lynne is watching her vision materialize, and many of the critics will never know what that's like.

Lynne McTaggart talks to us this week about her book The Intention Experiment and why group thoughts/prayers induce transformational states, both for the recipient and the participant. On today’s podcast, you will learn: 1. How Lynne’s book The Field inspired so many of us to think outside of our paradigm of thought about how the human body works and communicates. 2. The role bioenergetics will play in the healthcare of the future 3. The benefits Lynne’s Intention Experiment participants experienced after sending out meditative prayers to heal others Lynne McTaggart's Bio: Lynne McTaggart is one of the central voices in the new consciousness movement. She is the award-winning author of seven books including worldwide bestsellers, The Field, The Intention Experiment, The Bond and her latest book The Power of Eight. She also serves as Editorial Director of What Doctors Don’t Tell You (), one of the world’s most highly praised health publications. Lynne and her husband, WDDTY co-founder Bryan Hubbard, live and work in London, UK. To learn more about Lynne Mctarggart, her intention experiments, teleseminars, workshops, and retreats go to To set up a virtual power bank group go to Are toxic metals causing your fatigue and health issues? Find out by taking Wendy’s Heavy Metals Quiz at

Next week after all the holiday hustle bustle is over you are going to check your bank statement and FREAK OUT.  Guess what- that is NORMAL. It happens to me every year and I even pay attention to our money. I keep a spreadsheet of what I am spending for Christmas and even when I try, I still seem to spend emotionally. It’s so easy to buy our emotions over Christmas.  Today’s episode is all about learning how to be a grown up about your money and where to start. The highlights of this episode are: Getting real about your money The power of budgeting Live confidently and sleep deeply with your finances Raw and Realness about money conversations Her wishes and dreams for her own life How Lynne wants you to get to your dreams How to get out of financial holes Figuring out what emotion you are trying to buy with your money Website:  https://www.thewisermiser.net/ Instagram: @wisermiserinsta What are the ways you need to be a grown up about your money? Join the discussion in our Facebook group this week about this week’s episode and this topic. —————————————- Our Imperfect Academy is launching January 2019 where you can come be apart of Imperfect People doing big things in life and business.  Our 1,500 to 15,000 Instagram follower course is one of our first FREE courses that will drop.  Sign up to be notified when the course drops. xoxo EMAIL LIST BOOK A CALL JOIN OUR FACEBOOK GROUP   Do you have a burning desire to change your net worth but need some help?  JOIN OUR GROUP!  Each month we track our net worth and are reaching for a goal of $100,000.000 collective net worth.   SUBSCRIBE ON STITCHER SUBSCRIBE ON SPOTIFY SUBSCRIBE ON ITUNES

This week on the Evolution of Medicine podcast, we are thrilled to welcome back one of the speakers from the first Evolution of Medicine Summit. She is the publisher of What Doctors Don’t Tell You in the UK. She has been a writer, journalist, and activist for a few decades. Lynne McTaggart is the author of The Intention Experiment and The Field. Her latest book, The Power of Eight, looks at the power of small groups to heal. In Functional Medicine, we’ve seen the power of small groups with things like group visits and the work with the Saddleback Church. This book takes the idea even further, explaining how groups of people can support each other’s healing and transformation. What you will learn in this podcast: How Lynne discovered the power of small groups through The Intention Experiment. Why this is an important concept in the future of Functional Medicine. How the Evolution of Medicine is planning to use The Power of Eight for growing the impact of practitioners in communities.