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Maggie Berghoff is the founder and CEO of Celproceo, a health agency rooted in functional medicine and trusted by celebrities, professional athletes, and CEOs. Maggie's expertise in building multiple thriving businesses online has also led her to becoming a sought-after business mentor for those building an online business. She has been featured in hundreds of places, including Forbes, Business Insider, Entrepreneur Magazine, Oxygen Magazine, Under Armour, USA Today, local and national television, and many more. 3:01 How Maggie turned to Functional Medicine for her own healing. 5:13 The most foundational intervention on Maggie's healing journey. 7:35 Maggie's early misconceptions about diet, exercise and nutrition, and how she learned from them. 12:24 How changing her mindset ultimately helped Maggie's success more than restrictive diets. 18:54 Maggie shares about her current involvement in the health industry, from consulting to writing and educating. 21:34 Examples of the comprehensive lifestyle changes Maggie will assist her clients with to improve wellbeing. 25:44 Maggie's book, "Eat Right for Your Inflammation Type." 29:18 Thoughts on supplements, organic food, cosmetics and skincare. 32:24 Maggie's approach to diet with her clients: what to add, what to take away, and how to handle it when one "slips" off track. 37:26 Maggie's next endeavors. Links mentioned in this episode: https://maggieberghoff.com/courses (Website) https://www.instagram.com/maggie_berghoff/ (Instagram) https://www.tiktok.com/@maggie_berghoff? (TikTok) This episode is sponsored by http://www.getchews.com/ (TotumVos Collagen Chews). You can find TotumVos at www.getchews.com. *Use code DRDIVA for an additional 10% off your first order.
For bestselling poet and author Maggie Smith, sometimes the secret behind making her poetry interesting, unexpected, and surprising comes to "making it weirder." Maggie's unapologetic, unabashed approach to her work is the reason her work has been read by everyone from Meryl Streep to Dr. Jill Biden. Maggie hits on something essential about successful creativity. How do we be truly honest in our work? Sometimes it means admitting that we DON'T want to write every day. Sometimes it means making sure you don't miss that therapy appointment. Being honest with yourself is the only way you can be certain to be honest in your work. In this interview, Maggie and Jen also discuss: - What if feels like to have written a poem that goes viral when there is a mass shooting or other horror - How to incorporate our everyday experiences into our writing - The art of paying attention - How to unlock a good metaphor - How Maggie navigated her divorce in public and how it became her best-selling book Keep Moving --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jennifer-louden/support
Maggie Shipstead is an NYT-Bestselling author of three novels - Seating Arrangements, Astonish Me, and Great Circle (on many best-of lists for 2021) and her work has won a laundry list of awards. She's also written essays and travel articles like her piece for Modern Love. And like all of us, Maggie has to begin again, face the blank page, and watch projects die. Maggie's newest novel "Great Circle" follows pilot Marian Graves who will take to the sky and circumnavigate the globe at all costs - and isn't that so much like the creative process? In this interview, we discuss: - How to make choices in our creative work - Enjoying the experience of creating - What tools and software Maggie uses to write - The "money" conversation - The places Maggie loves to write - How Maggie's travels have inspired her work --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jennifer-louden/support
Title: Comedy, mental health & relationships...what do they have in common? Show Description: What does April Fools’ Day have to do with relationships? Well, you better learn how to laugh, or you're going to cry a lot! With the current state of the world taking a toll on our mental health and stability, this day of joking has arrived just in time to help us remember that it’s ok to laugh even when things are tough. This week, Tom & I are excited to be joined by our guest Maggie Newcomb Raine, M.A.Ed. Maggie is a speaker, comedian, writer, and mental health advocate. After years of performing stand-up comedy, Maggie now uses humor to speak honestly about living with mental illness which she writes about in her book, Chocolate Pudding in Heaven. She also draws on her expertise in adult education when giving speeches and trainings to bring a new perspective on mental health and reduce the stigma of mental illness. Join us for this life-changing conversation in honor of April Fools’ Day itself. What could be more perfect? Is this a joke? No, it's Love Shack Live! In this episode, we're covering several key topics about what comedy, mental health, and relationships have in common, including: How Maggie navigates the two worlds of comedy and mental illness. Does Maggie’s relationship with her husband affect her comedy career? How comedy and humor can be a huge tool that can help you improve your relationship. Tips and tricks that can help you understand and support your partner’s healing if they are struggling with their mental health. Have questions about love and relationships? You can call us live during the show (Thursdays 1 p.m. PT) at 425-373-5527 or text your questions here: 601-207-0080. Important Links: Check out Maggie’s book Chocolate Pudding in Heaven here: https://www.amazon.com/Chocolate-Pudding-Intriguing-Journey-Bipolar/dp/1935953699 Learn more about Maggie here: https://www.maggienewcomb.com/ Ready to restart your relationship? Join us! https://stacibartley.com/restart/details/ Miss our past episodes? Check them all out here: https://stacibartley.com/podcast Relationship Check-up - tired of re-hashing your issues with your partner without making progress? Schedule your check-up today! https://stacibartley.com/checkup/
Title: Comedy, mental health & relationships...what do they have in common? Show Description: What does April Fools’ Day have to do with relationships? Well, you better learn how to laugh, or you're going to cry a lot! With the current state of the world taking a toll on our mental health and stability, this day of joking has arrived just in time to help us remember that it’s ok to laugh even when things are tough. This week, Tom & I are excited to be joined by our guest Maggie Newcomb Raine, M.A.Ed. Maggie is a speaker, comedian, writer, and mental health advocate. After years of performing stand-up comedy, Maggie now uses humor to speak honestly about living with mental illness which she writes about in her book, Chocolate Pudding in Heaven. She also draws on her expertise in adult education when giving speeches and trainings to bring a new perspective on mental health and reduce the stigma of mental illness. Join us for this life-changing conversation in honor of April Fools’ Day itself. What could be more perfect? Is this a joke? No, it's Love Shack Live! In this episode, we're covering several key topics about what comedy, mental health, and relationships have in common, including: How Maggie navigates the two worlds of comedy and mental illness. Does Maggie’s relationship with her husband affect her comedy career? How comedy and humor can be a huge tool that can help you improve your relationship. Tips and tricks that can help you understand and support your partner’s healing if they are struggling with their mental health. Have questions about love and relationships? You can call us live during the show (Thursdays 1 p.m. PT) at 425-373-5527 or text your questions here: 601-207-0080. Important Links: Check out Maggie’s book Chocolate Pudding in Heaven here: https://www.amazon.com/Chocolate-Pudding-Intriguing-Journey-Bipolar/dp/1935953699 Learn more about Maggie here: https://www.maggienewcomb.com/ Ready to restart your relationship? Join us! https://stacibartley.com/restart/details/ Miss our past episodes? Check them all out here: https://stacibartley.com/podcast Relationship Check-up - tired of re-hashing your issues with your partner without making progress? Schedule your check-up today! https://stacibartley.com/checkup/
Maggie Patterson is the editorial director at Scoop Studios and the creator of Small Business Boss. With two decades of experience, Maggie has spent her entire career in client services and has been a successful entrepreneur for 15 years. Today, she works with freelancers and agency owners to help them implement smart strategies for business growth using proven marketing, sales, and client experience tactics. She's the host of the BS-Free Service Business podcast, has been on stage at events such as New Media Expo, Podcast Movement, and the Conquer Summit, and her work has been featured in leading publications such as Entrepreneur.com, Fast Company and Virgin.com. Here's what we covered on the episode: How We Met + Maggie's Journey (1:10) How we connected through Jessica Kupferman's podcast and Facebook group Maggie shares that she worked at an agency, became pregnant in 2003 and with everything going on in her life decided not to return after her maternity leave The business plan Maggie wrote when she first started, which said she had four months to make 4,000 CAD ($3,186.32 USD)/month, which seemed unreachable at the time — she reached it in 6 weeks Why Maggie was able to reach her goal in 6 weeks was because she had the extra business skills needed to run a business that most people don't have Maggie spent time freelancing, doing PR work, then got into content marketing but realized around 2013/14 she wasn't happy with the clients she was working on, which led her to the online business world where she went from freelancing, to having a team, to building an agency Through her agency journey, Maggie realized she didn't want to work for online celebrity entrepreneurs anymore so she went back to working with tech and professional services companies Maggie explains that she had a safety net when she started her business, because of her husband and living in Canada which gave them support; and says not a lot of people have that starting out How Maggie had three clients right out of the gate, which helped her surpass her 4,000 CAD/month goal and explains that her hourly rate was 100 CAD ($79. 62 USD)/hour, which was a fraction of the cost compared to when she left the agency, where they were charging her out at 250 CAD ($199.06 USD)/hour Maggie shares her personal benefits from the online business world, like learning a lot, approaching a different style of content marketing, and most importantly building connections and friendships How Maggie now mentors other business owners and how she likes helping them create their own path We describe what the online space is, where experts of all sorts take their business online and how Maggie exposes some of the marketing tactics being used in the space today — check out Maggie's Instagram for more context Maggie explains that there are a lot of good people who may be using tactics that are problematic or questionable because that's what they've been taught and how she's not saying she's never done anything she now considers problematic, but explains she's done the work to unpack that Approaching Referrals: How to Ask + Keeping Track of Them (17:34) How most of us approach referrals is by waiting for someone to come to us instead of thinking about what we can do on an ongoing basis to let people know we want their business; Maggie explains we need to make the switch from passive to proactive when it comes to referrals As business owners, we make a lot of relationships and connections but we don't nourish them, which causes people to forget about us down the road Maggie shares a story of how she was able to stay top of mind for a client she had way back in 2003 by putting consistent content out about the recent service they needed, so she thought of Maggie and hired her How we tend to think it's a bad thing to let people know we need clients, but Maggie explains that people aren't going to refer clients to you if you act like you're booked and everything is fine; you don't need to say you're struggling, just be clear that you have openings for clients One way Maggie asks for referrals is by letting people she's already made relationships with know that she has a spot open and by asking them if they know anyone to fill that spot Why it's important to create an offboarding process where you have the opportunity to ask for referrals and why Maggie would rather ask for a referral over a testimonial in the offboarding process Maggie stresses the importance of being transparent about when your next opening will be if you're currently fully booked and shares an example of a client who started doing this and was able to book out months in advance without having to shut people down by just saying, I'm booked, sorry! Why Maggie keeps track of referrals she gets, the referrals she gives, and tracks leads because the more information she has, the easier it is to see what's working and what's not in her business With everything going on in the world today, it can be hard to know if it's the right time to ask for referrals — Maggie suggests engaging in a back and forth conversation that allows you to read the room instead of jumping right to it How Maggie has her lead generation data on her dashboard so when she's looking at revenue, she can also see the lead generation trends and see what kind of action she needs to take in order to get more clients, which is usually through referrals Shifting the Type of Clients You Work With (34:35) When creating an email list for B2E (business to entrepreneur), Maggie says to think about who your target audience is, think about if they'll be interested in getting emails, and if they're the type of people who are going to buy from emails In Maggie's experience her B2B (business to business) clients are way less likely to download a lead magnet so she stresses knowing your market, knowing if they're going to engage in your emails and if they aren't, figuring out an effective tactic to get in front of them Maggie shares that shifting the kind of clients they were working with was a slow process but if you want to make that shift, you have to figure out where these people are hanging out in the online space, see what podcasts are they listening to and make an effort to meet them where they're already at How cold outreach can be an overlooked tactic but if you move into the B2B world it's acceptable — Maggie shares that the majority of her new client revenue in 2019 came from cold outreach The bulk of Maggie's content marketing agency is focusing on content production for clients, and acting as an extension of the client's team to help them with strategy, write their blog posts, create their case studies, create their white pages, etc. Maggie says one thing that holds us back is thinking we have to know everything about an industry and thinking it has to be perfect when really it's okay to experiment If you want to transition out of the online space, Maggie's advice it to take some time to experiment working with other types of clients because it's really easy to pick a niche, but it's much harder to truly embrace it and work in it all the time Connect with Maggie on smallbusinessboss.co, Instagram, or if you're a service provider who needs help with pricing, packaging, leads, etc. go to smallbusinessboss.co/vault for resources that can help you Links mentioned: Connect with Maggie on Instagram Small Business Boss Small Business Boss Vault Like what you heard? 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Calm the Chaos/Maggie Smith Maggie Smith is the award-winning author of several books of poetry including Good Bones, The Well Speaks of Its Own Poison, and Lamp of the Body. A 2011 recipient of a Creative Writing Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, Smith has also received several Individual Excellence Awards from the Ohio Arts Council, two Academy of American Poets Prizes, a Pushcart Prize, and fellowships from the Sustainable Arts Foundation and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. She has been widely published, appearing in The New York Times, Tin House, The Gettysburg Review, The Southern Review, and more. What You’ll Learn Every ending is also a beginning How a “note to self” each day on Instagram turned into a book All of us are in a “what’s next” place What helps Maggie go to that still and quiet space Feel the loss and the space. Think: I get to rebuild something here Our thoughts create our reality We do not get to choose the circumstance How Maggie felt while writing her book Going through a divorce forced Maggie to go back and look at her life What actions can we be taking now on behalf of our future self Maggie’s challenge to the listeners! Resources Connect with Maggie here Connect with Deborah for Coaching here The mid life Quiz here Enjoy the show? Don’t miss an episode, follow the podcast on ITunes, Spotify, and I HEART RADIO Please rate, review and subscribe to the podcast and share with a friend!
INTERVIEW WITH MAGGIE TOKUDA-HALL & JAMIE TAN Katie interviews award-winning author Maggie Tokuda-Hall and Candlewick Senior Publicist Jamie Tan about Maggie's latest book THE MERMAID, THE WITCH, AND THE SEA. We talk about: Gender fluidity in characters Shondaland interest Maggie’s lyrical writing How Jamie did the publicity for this particular book How Maggie is brutal to her characters! Not shying away from being mean to your characters
@MetaphysicalMaggie @Metaphysicalaf we can have everything that we want we are so powerful but it takes WORK you have to be willing to work for what you want and not just expect it to pop up without putting in the effort. Past Podcasts with Maggie on The Garden Party SZN 1 episode #4 Ganjapreneur Metaphysical AF (our first podcast guest!) SZN 1 episode #7 Soul Contracts and CREATING MAGIC Fruit slabs-finally a HEALTHY EDIBLE The truth about the cannabis space How Maggie transformed her business. metaphysical AF A podcast where she gives you the tools to harness your divine purpose, embrace your mediumship gifts and reemerge with your higher self. Cannabis Tarot cards-COMING SOON! Follow @metaphysicalmaggie and @metaphysicalaf for updates Soul contracts-why we came to this planet and who we agreed to learn from and grow with meeting your soul baby-Spirit Babies-How to communicate with the child you were meant to have https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/spirit-babies-how-to-communicate-with-the-child-youre-meant-to-have_walter-makichen/334459/item/7713666/?mkwid=%7cdc&pcrid=479710776853&pkw=&pmt=&slid=&plc=&pgrid=114138209478&ptaid=pla-1018002764806#idiq=7713666&edition=4521692 QUANTUM COLLAPSING! Who AM I? Maggies road to finding her genealogy and lineage The absolute POWER of your manifestations Past life regressions Dr Joe Dispenza "your personality creates your personal reality" Akashic Records -A radical approach to the akashic records melissa feick Archetypes guide to enlightenment -Diana Coupo The halls of Alementi -the vibrational lessons we choose to have in our lifetime infinite possibilities ! Divinely dress to INDULGE yourself! http://maggiemaywilson.com (maggiemaywilson.com) Metaphysical AF-DOWNLOAD + FOLLOW on spotify
In this episode, we talk about: How Maggie uses her pain to eventually live a fulfilled and happy life. How you can only help someone who wants help and believes that it is possible. Why you need to look at the roots when you have any kind of problem to find the best solution. How you need to help, heal, and love yourself first before you can help other people. Why you need to be committed to seeing the results in order to progress and move forward. How mentors can provide guidance and assist you in finding your calling and inner core. What the basics of hypnosis are and the things it can do for your life. How your primal instincts are stronger than staying in a trance. Why ethics and values play a huge role in establishing a good career. To learn more about Magdalèna A. Kalley, check out the following links below: Website: https://magdalenakalley.com/ (https://magdalenakalley.com/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/magdushya/ (https://www.facebook.com/magdushya/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/magdushya/?hl=en (https://www.instagram.com/magdushya/?hl=en) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/magdal%C3%A8na-kalley-2b22786/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/magdal%C3%A8na-kalley-2b22786/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/magdushya?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor (https://twitter.com/magdushya) Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Magdalenya (https://www.youtube.com/user/Magdalenya) For more information and to explore podcast episodes, visit themikecroc.com. To drop him an email, use: info@peoplebuildinginc.com Follow Mike on social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ciorrocco/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ciorrocco/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeciorrocco (https://www.facebook.com/mikeciorrocco) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikeycroc (https://www.instagram.com/mikeycroc) Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikeycroc (https://twitter.com/mikeycroc) If you haven’t smashed the subscribe button, do it here➡️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGWHuKojqZfcXmvGCAi_t1Q/ (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGWHuKojqZfcXmvGCAi_t1Q/) The views and opinions expressed on the "What Are You Made Of?" podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This is an independent production of Mike "C-Roc" Ciorrocco. The podcast production and the book "What Are You Made Of?" are the author's original works. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2021.
Did you know that laughter can relieve pain? Laughter is great medicine, but many of us are yet to discover it. On today's show, we have the fantastic Margaret Thompsons, also known as Merrie Maggie. We'll be talking about laughter.Maggie and I have been giggling together for over six months now. She is a certified Laughter Yoga Teacher. Maggie will be sharing her laughter and cycling journey, her daily habits, and the best exercises for older people. Also, she will give us a taste of her favorite exercises.If you are yet to believe that laughter is the best medicine, you need to listen in as Maggie shares her real-life experiences with laughter. She has worked with children with special needs, older adults suffering from Demetria, older adults in general, and done sessions for a Sikh and Hindu community.Maggie's laughter journey is fantastic, and you cannot afford to miss a single detail of it. Listen in, get inspires, and learn.Key Talking points:Maggie's laughter journeyMaggie's laughter session for people of different agesMaggie's daily habitsMaggie's cycling historyMaggie's favorite laughter and relaxation exercisesWhat makes Maggie believe laughter is the best medicine?Things that bring Maggie joyKey Milestones of the Episode:[01:08] Maggie's laughter journey[03:27] How Maggie incorporated laughter in her life[05:11] Maggie's laughter sessions[07:10] What laughter exercises would Maggie recommend for the older people?[10:14] How has laughter enhanced Maggie's life?[12:16] Maggie's daily habits[13:35] Maggie's cycling history[17:46] Most memorable moments of people she has trained[20:01] Encouragement to people who are yet to try laughter exercise[24:13] Maggie's favorite laughter exercises[29:42] Maggie's relaxing exercise[36:26] Three things that bring Maggie joyMagical Quote from the Episode:"If you're not getting the results that you wish for, you need to look at what you're doing."Connect with Margaret Thompsons:WebsiteThe Laughter Man, Pete Cann is on a fun-filled mission to bring the positive benefits of laughter to the world. Since discovering Laughter Yoga, company owner Pete has transformed his business and family life and now wants to share his infectious secrets and get the planet laughing along with him.You'll find Pete, his trademark red hat and his happy vibe on the following channels;pete@petecann.comwww.petecann.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/thelaughterman/https://www.instagram.com/petecannthelaughterman/https://www.facebook.com/thelaughterman
Today’s episode kicks off our four-part branding series. Branding became a hot topic around 10 years ago when the concept of creating a “personal brand” became more important. My goal in creating the series is to get you thinking about how you are showing up in the world, what you are known for, and how you can amplify your brand message and reach more people through a variety of marketing and communications methods. My first guest is Maggie Bergin. Maggie is a brand strategist on a mission to eliminate brand vagueness for womxn-owned businesses. She helps consultants, freelancers & side-hustlers build cohesive, irresistible brands by turning zones of genius & personalities into precise and compelling reasons for clients to hire you. Maggie wants womxn in business to BE UNDERSTOOD so their client lists and incomes grow. *Warning: This episode is not suitable for children* We discuss: How Maggie defines branding and why it's important What "brand vagueness" is and why we should avoid it What makes a brand cohesive and irresistible Examples of good and bad brands The six questions you should ask yourself when trying to determine your brand How to know if your brand is good or if it sucks Learn more about Maggie Follow Maggie on Instagram @beunderstoodbranding
For years, Maggie made an annual goal to get out of credit card debt but despite her best efforts, the credit card debt increased year after year from $2,000 to over $16,000. When Maggie thought about what she needed to do to achieve her goals of paying off debt and saving money she wasn't able to see beyond her reality, the reality that seemed to say that she'd be in debt forever despite her best efforts. She also held the belief that she would never be good with money because that meant she needed to be disciplined and follow a set of strict rules. Maggie decided to hire a coach because she desired different results. After a couple years of setting financial goals and not meeting them it became clear to her that she needed another strategy. As her financial coach, it is safe to say that Maggie had a resistance to budgeting because she did not see how budgeting would allow her to live a carefree life. Over the course of my one month intensive, Maggie shifted her mindset about money. She started to see how we were simply making a plan that allowed her to align her finances with her priorities so she could make informed decisions. Her plan allowed her to make room to save for travel, pay extra on her credit card debt to eliminate it within the next 12-18 months, and also helped her prioritize setting aside money for less sexy things like saving for a new roof. Tune into this episode and hear more about the progress Maggie has made in the last year. In this episode you'll learn… Why Maggie thought budgeting would never work for her because she held the belief that it was about discipline and not freedom How she realized she was making decisions on flawed information about her finances How Maggie started to build a real emergency fund to cover at least 3 months of expenses Maggie's realization about how she could have credit card debt and still save for other things she cared about like travel How she's reallotted money since we've started working together Maggie's new definition of discipline and how it's helped her to be indulgent in with her spending without guilt or fear Having a budget doesn't mean you won't be able to enjoy your life and I'd argue it's the very thing you need to see progress towards your financial goals and gain a sense of clarity about the next purchase you want to make. A budget allows you to make purchases without the stress of wondering whether you'll be able to pay your bills on time, pay down your debt, or cover an emergency. If you've ever thought that life is too short to live on a budget, you'll want to tune into Maggie's episode because she held a similar belief - and she moved past it to pay off over $11,000 worth of credit card debt and a three-month emergency fund. And if you're ready to create a budget that makes the life you want possible, schedule a call. Learn more at www.wealthovernow.com and get the full transcript
Maggie Shepherd shares how the words we speak are spells, and of the rich tapestry of cycles offered by the moon. You’ll also hear about: Our chakras as a rainbow bridge between the Earth and Heavens Maggie’s journey as a heroin addict and how she came clean on the winter solstice of 2012 Maintaining one’s sovereignty while engaging with astrology ♥ PS - Make sure to get the secret episode with Maggie Shepherd on ritual without agenda, co-creation as magic, and how privilege and the patriarchy play into manifesting, https://www.earthspeak.love/secret. Plus, when you sign up for secret episodes, you get the Plant Speak mini-course on how to grow relationships with Earth and nature spirits for support and guidance in your everyday life. ***** Maggie Shepherd is a lunar astrologer, tarot reader, space holder, mother, medicine maker and store manager for Lush Cosmetics. Born under a new moon, she is a sun in Pisces, moon in Aries, Sagittarius Rising, and member of the Earth Speak Collective. In our interview, Maggie shares how the Collective has supported her to ground into and connect with the Earth, after feeling like a Starseed and not of this planet. Through her co-created and intuitively led business, Source Mother, Maggie offers tarot readings, moon chart readings, handcrafted vibrational medicines, ritual workshops, and sacred ceremonies. For the new moon of August, Maggie will also be hosting a Moon Magic workshop in collaboration with Earth Speak. In this workshop, we will create a personalised moon magic ritual, be guided on a vision guest to connect with cosmic energies, dive into the players of the cosmos and how they interrelate with the Earth, and with our mind, body and spirit. In this episode, we talk about: Living beneath the same stars, sun and moon as our ancestors Maggie’s Welsh ancestors as poets Feeling like a Starseed and being disconnected from the heritage of Earth How the Earth Speak Collective has supported Maggie in feeling grounded and connected to the Earth Having a conscious connection and relationship to the moon Maggie shares her journey as a heroin addict and how she learned everything the hard way How in 2012 on the winter solstice / the darkest day of the year, Maggie came clean Why the words we speak are spells Exploring tarot, energy work and astrology as a way to offer support to those around you Using astrology as a reflective tool to look back on your journey and explore patterns The moon as a gateway drug to spirituality Feeling validated by your natal chart How an experience with a narcissistic astrologist pushed Maggie away from traditional astrology Then how this experience inspired Maggie to support folx in using astrology in their everyday lives Breaking the rules of traditional astrology and teaching the signs of the zodiac as archetypes The natal chart reading of the US Polarity in astrology Being mirrors for everything and nothing Maggie shares that - “If we took away our bodies, I think we would just be rainbow light." How Maggie’s first ritual ceremony was her wedding, held within a cave on a super blood moon Using the medicine of the moon to serve folx in a new way How Maggie manifested everything she wanted in her first year of business, but it wasn’t sustainable Asking the question - what does the Universe want to manifest through me? Co-creating with the Universe Being a vessel between the cosmos and the Earth And Maggie shares a sneak peek of her upcoming Moon Magic workshop, where she will guide us through creating our own monthly ritual, and so much more moony magic goodness! Bonus Secret Episode! Get the secret episode with Maggie Shepherd on ritual without agenda, co-creation as magic and how privilege and the patriarchy play into manifesting, https://www.earthspeak.love/secret. Links: Learn more about Maggie’s offerings at sourcemother.love Connect with Maggie on Instagram @sourcemother // https://www.instagram.com/sourcemother/ Connect with Maggie on Facebook @sourcemother Access the Moon Magic Workshop with Maggie Get the secret episodes at https://www.earthspeak.love/secret References: Lush Cosmetics https://www.lushusa.com/ KayPacha // New Paradigm Astrology https://newparadigmastrology.com/ Chiron https://bit.ly/39vMZYk Michelle Prentice // Astrology https://www.persephoneprogram.com/ Kabbalah https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabbalah The Magic of I planner https://magicofi.com/ Astrology Southern Hemisphere https://www.instagram.com/tree_of_stars/ Hocking Hills https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hocking_Hills_State_Park Spirit Daughter // Moon workbook https://www.spiritdaughter.com/collections/workbook Maggie’s Moon Magic Workshop https://www.earthspeak.love/magic-moon-workshop ► Leave us a written review on iTunes, and get shouted out on the show! 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Maggie Shepherd shares how the words we speak are spells, and of the rich tapestry of cycles offered by the moon. You’ll also hear about: Our chakras as a rainbow bridge between the Earth and Heavens Maggie’s journey as a heroin addict and how she came clean on the winter solstice of 2012 Maintaining one’s sovereignty while engaging with astrology ♥ PS - Make sure to get the secret episode with Maggie Shepherd on ritual without agenda, co-creation as magic, and how privilege and the patriarchy play into manifesting, https://www.earthspeak.love/secret. Plus, when you sign up for secret episodes, you get the Plant Speak mini-course on how to grow relationships with Earth and nature spirits for support and guidance in your everyday life. ***** Maggie Shepherd is a lunar astrologer, tarot reader, space holder, mother, medicine maker and store manager for Lush Cosmetics. Born under a new moon, she is a sun in Pisces, moon in Aries, Sagittarius Rising, and member of the Earth Speak Collective. In our interview, Maggie shares how the Collective has supported her to ground into and connect with the Earth, after feeling like a Starseed and not of this planet. Through her co-created and intuitively led business, Source Mother, Maggie offers tarot readings, moon chart readings, handcrafted vibrational medicines, ritual workshops, and sacred ceremonies. For the new moon of August, Maggie will also be hosting a Moon Magic workshop in collaboration with Earth Speak. In this workshop, we will create a personalised moon magic ritual, be guided on a vision guest to connect with cosmic energies, dive into the players of the cosmos and how they interrelate with the Earth, and with our mind, body and spirit. In this episode, we talk about: Living beneath the same stars, sun and moon as our ancestors Maggie’s Welsh ancestors as poets Feeling like a Starseed and being disconnected from the heritage of Earth How the Earth Speak Collective has supported Maggie in feeling grounded and connected to the Earth Having a conscious connection and relationship to the moon Maggie shares her journey as a heroin addict and how she learned everything the hard way How in 2012 on the winter solstice / the darkest day of the year, Maggie came clean Why the words we speak are spells Exploring tarot, energy work and astrology as a way to offer support to those around you Using astrology as a reflective tool to look back on your journey and explore patterns The moon as a gateway drug to spirituality Feeling validated by your natal chart How an experience with a narcissistic astrologist pushed Maggie away from traditional astrology Then how this experience inspired Maggie to support folx in using astrology in their everyday lives Breaking the rules of traditional astrology and teaching the signs of the zodiac as archetypes The natal chart reading of the US Polarity in astrology Being mirrors for everything and nothing Maggie shares that - “If we took away our bodies, I think we would just be rainbow light." How Maggie’s first ritual ceremony was her wedding, held within a cave on a super blood moon Using the medicine of the moon to serve folx in a new way How Maggie manifested everything she wanted in her first year of business, but it wasn’t sustainable Asking the question - what does the Universe want to manifest through me? Co-creating with the Universe Being a vessel between the cosmos and the Earth And Maggie shares a sneak peek of her upcoming Moon Magic workshop, where she will guide us through creating our own monthly ritual, and so much more moony magic goodness! Bonus Secret Episode! Get the secret episode with Maggie Shepherd on ritual without agenda, co-creation as magic and how privilege and the patriarchy play into manifesting, https://www.earthspeak.love/secret. Links: Learn more about Maggie’s offerings at sourcemother.love Connect with Maggie on Instagram @sourcemother // https://www.instagram.com/sourcemother/ Connect with Maggie on Facebook @sourcemother Access the Moon Magic Workshop with Maggie Get the secret episodes at https://www.earthspeak.love/secret References: Lush Cosmetics https://www.lushusa.com/ KayPacha // New Paradigm Astrology https://newparadigmastrology.com/ Chiron https://bit.ly/39vMZYk Michelle Prentice // Astrology https://www.persephoneprogram.com/ Kabbalah https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabbalah The Magic of I planner https://magicofi.com/ Astrology Southern Hemisphere https://www.instagram.com/tree_of_stars/ Hocking Hills https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hocking_Hills_State_Park Spirit Daughter // Moon workbook https://www.spiritdaughter.com/collections/workbook Maggie’s Moon Magic Workshop https://www.earthspeak.love/magic-moon-workshop ► Leave us a written review on iTunes, and get shouted out on the show! 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In this episode, we talk with Maggie Appleton who is the Art Director, Metaphor Designer & Anthropological All-Rounder at egghead.io.Soon to start a Masters in Digital Anthropology, she is known for her contributions to digital gardens as well as illustrated notes. She is at the forefront of visual thinking and when it comes to Roam, she's done a lot as well. I'm using her theme right now for my private Roam!We talked about:The dark times pre-Roam and how she discovered itHer digital garden and definitions of an evergreen note, growing from budding to seedlings to the EvergreenDiscussions on the #roamcult itself, and her take on who Roam users are from an anthropological perspectiveAnd the tool itself, from workflows to predictions to the freedom in which one can find their own ways of using Roam.Enjoy!Timestamps02:31 Life during the before times, how Maggie stumbled into Roam04:53 "Most of Roam is resources" How PARA fits in Roam07:31 Using Nat Eliason's system for task management, quick capture09:38 Maggie Appleton's workflow for capturing information14:30 From Kyle Harrison: Presentable notes in public vs. private17:16 How Maggie's evergreen notes differs from other people20:09 Building a digital garden on Gatsby22:45 The fast pace of #roamcult and changes in Maggie's Roam setup25:27 The rabbithole of hypertext, Project Xanadu27:08 Maggie's current rabbithole: Anthropology and Digital Anthropology30:00 Pattern languages and the influence of Roam Research on Digital Anthropology32:48 Why the web doesn't have bi-directional links34:48 Project Xanadu's specs: a communal payment system37:32 Web 3.0: The semantic web39:26 How would you describe Roam to someone who hasn't started using it?42:32 The problem with Roam onboarding43:59 "If there was an official onboarding, that would feel non-Roam"46:54 A timeline overview, spaced repetition on Roam Toolkit49:56 Building the Thoughtmine: Norman's digital garden52:06 Differences between blocks and pages, and how Roam treats them for queries53:41 Drafting things on paper54:49 What does Roam mean to you?LinksMaggie's WebsiteMaggie's TwitterTo see what she's doing now, you can check out this link!See this on the RoamFM Public GraphSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/normanchella)
I have a guest today, Maggie, from Pittsburgh, who has come forward to share her story with us. This is the third time she has been in recovery from alcoholism and is going to tell her story of her past, her present, and where she plans on taking her life in the future. Maggie is in our program at Rock Recovery Center. She is 25 years old and started drinking 13 years ago as a result of trying to keep up with her two older brothers. The crack head down the street would go and buy them alcohol in exchange for watching her child when she was gone. Since their parents were out working a lot, her friends and her brothers' friends would come over to their house and party after school in their backyard pool. They would clean up their mess and then go to a park or another location to continue to party. She started high school at a Catholic High School, failed 9th grade. Her parents moved to a better area of Pennsylvania, and she was in a new school that was bigger than her old school. In the IMPACT program and not knowing any students in her new school, Maggie gravitated towards the "druggie kids" as they were her classmates. Maggie started doing several different types of drugs when she started going to RAVE clubs. She then got into a car accident, flew through the windshield, and was hospitalized with reconstructive surgery to her face. After high school, she became a bartender and started doing cocaine and Adderall to keep going throughout the day. She was hardly sleeping and felt that she was cool because she was only 18 but was able to be at the bar all day and night. At 21, she was drinking all night and ended up in a stranger's bed. Her friends were concerned with her safety. She realized at this point that she had a problem. Listen in to find out why she mixed Adderall, cocaine, and alcohol to get through her day, how she had blackouts and would sleep with strangers, and why she always had to drink alcohol, even while studying for college. Learn how Maggie broke down and finally called a rehab, how she had an affair with a male married nurse at another facility, and what led to Maggie's relapse after her first rehab. Check out my new website where you can download any episode right from my site along with other useful information for those in recovery. Share this podcast with a friend and leave us a review! Show Notes: [04:22] Maggie shares her story of her past and how she became alcoholic. [07:47] Her Catholic high school and her friend groups in school. [09:59] She started drinking and smoking weed at 12 years of age. [11:54] How Maggie started going to RAVE clubs and doing drugs. [15:02] Her parents were in denial of the situation. [19:17] Maggie, at age 21, would end up drinking and ending up in a stranger’s bed. [22:40] She decided to go to school full-time as a paralegal. [24:58] Her transition from bartender to full-time paralegal. [26:56] The first time Maggie sought treatment and her experience. [31:34] Maggie’s first sponsor for her first outpatient. [34:47] Her bouts with depression, how she felt unsettled again. [38:23] How Maggie came to Real Rock Recovery Center. [42:49] Differences between her home rehab and Florida rehab. [47:05] What Maggie thinks about her new sober lifestyle. [49:47] How Maggie sees her new future in Florida. [52:01] Why working for her sobriety makes a significant difference in her recovery. Episode Links and Resources Real Recovery Live Chat Real Recovery Talk on the Web Real Recovery Talk on YouTube Leave Real Recovery Talk a review on iTunes Rock Recovery Center Real Recovery Talk on Facebook Ideas for a show? Email us tom@realrecoverytalk.com and ben@realrecoverytalk.com
So this is how it works. The title of the episode is the episode prompt. How Maggie and Adam define it will be determined by them. In this episode, Maggie defines it as "not your favorite necessarily, but if you could surround yourself with it as if it were tangible you could do it." Adam defines it as "will continue to mean something to you or express an aspect of yourself (you hope) forever." Listen for spoilers. Except for the above image, I guess. It's up to you as to whose choice it is! As our beans dip into their first musical conversation and the more they eat, the more they toot! Jeez, that sentence got away from me. For the next week, you, our precious bean bags, can vote on the next episode's prompt! Anyone can vote! Find that here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/isymiysmy-3-poll-36345377 Support Small Beans and access Additional Content: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans
The key to a successful business is finding a need and filling that need. That’s exactly what Maggie Drake did. As CEO of Bandolier, a luxury crossbody iPhone case and accessory brand, Maggie is full of creativity and innovation. Endorsed by numerous celebrities, Bandolier has truly set itself apart as a brand. Listen as Maggie shares her beginnings and gives some advice to aspiring female founders. Tune in! Timestamped show notes 02:57 - Maggie tells us how she started! 06:32 - Filling a need that hasn’t been met yet 08:24 - Positive responses! 09:51 - It’s all up from here—magazines, newspapers, celebrities start noticing Bandolier 12:53 - Snagging Nordstrom 14:56 - How Maggie and her team come up with the styles 18:35 - Focusing on marketing and knowing your customers 21:52 - Maggie shares how her team keeps up with marketing trends 22:56 - Maggie wasn’t always planning to be an entrepreneur 24:07 - Entrepreneurial habits 29:42 - Important characteristics to have as an entrepreneur 31:39 - Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs Links: Bandolier: https://www.bandolierstyle.com/
Maggie Patterson and I talk about all the different things she's tracking, how she tracks them, and how she's integrated what she learns into her growth strategy. We also talk about how she gets over the mental hurdle of “but, I don't wanna” and gets herself to actually track data. Key takeaways: - What was happening in Maggie’s business that made them focus their energy on tracking lead generation and what the exponential impact of having solid information was over time - How Maggie proudly chooses to keep her process of data collection super low-tech and uses Airtable as one of her main tools - How collecting the data gave them a taste for the numbers, taking them to next level nerd territory - How granular time tracking allows Maggie to make better decisions and to delegate things in a more informed way - And how having the data helps remove worry and anxiety related to the business because she’s able to see what’s really happening to make a reasonable decision based on facts and not on emotion
TikTok influencer, Maggie Thurmon, joins the Social Pros Podcast to discuss how brands can create content that resonates with audiences on TikTok. Huge thanks to our amazing sponsors for helping us make this happen. Please support them; we couldn't do it without their help! This week: Salesforce Marketing Cloud My Emma Full Episode Details With over one billion users, TikTok is undoubtedly having its moment in the spotlight. While the majority of its users may be dancing teenagers, a lot of brands are embracing the rather youthful social media platform and gaining plenty of traction. However, if you really want to understand the ins and outs of TikTok, you’ve got to learn from the best. TikTok influencer, Maggie Thurmon, is a high school senior with over 700k followers on the platform and 17.9M likes (and growing). So, what’s her secret to success? Maggie claims it’s all about listening to your community and “taking what your followers say and running with it.” Maggie is taking the TikTok world by storm and shares some incredible insights on how to be a great content creator on this platform and how brands like yours can resonate with TikTok users. In This Episode: 04:10 – How Maggie grew her TikTok following to 700k+ 05:14 – How trending challenges work in TikTok 07:34 – How Maggie and her dad have worked together to create viral content 10:20 – The importance of being conscious of your audience and creating content that they can watch and resonate with 12:42 – How to build an audience on TikTok 21:33 – Why it’s so important to be authentic and genuine 23:09 – What type of content works best on TikTok 29:38 – How to balance content creation fatigue with other responsibilities 34:17 – Tips for planning new video content Resources: Get the new State of Marketing report for free from Salesforce Find out more about the community at SocialMedia.org with a special form for Social Pros listeners Download Salesforce’s free e-book, 50 Social Media Best Practices Follow Maggie Thurmon on TikTok Kevin Hart’s TikTok Visit SocialPros.com for more insights from your favorite social media marketers.
Live from the Live Better recording studio! Bret and Jason are here this week with Maggie Michalczyk (@onceuponapumpkin), a registered dietitian and recipe developer specializing in millennial nutrition. Listen in as Maggie goes into detail sharing her entrepreneurial journey becoming a registered dietitian, her philosophy around nutrition and ever-evolving relationship with food. Maggie talks about her mission, going back to the basics and simplifying nutrition, helping others implement sustained and constant nutrition into their everyday lives, giving them the knowledge on why food is important for their body. Maggie’s love of food and nutrition is showcased on her blog, as well as her desire to communicate health messages in a simple way that any one can utilize in their everyday lives. Maggie often contributes to many wellness outlets including Women’s Health, Shape, mindbodygreen and well + good. She is a frequent guest on The Jam, WGN News, and FOX TV in Chicago. When she’s not cooking something with pumpkin, she’s doing different workout classes around Chicago and going out to eat with her boyfriend, Rob. Oh, and her dog’s name is Pumpkin too! Try Vital Proteins: Collagen Creamer, Matcha Collagen, + Original Collagen Show notes: [02:00-4:40] - Introducing Maggie Michalczyk, RDN (@onceuponapumpkin) [4:45-5:45] - Lifestyle X nutrition choices [6:00-6:15] - Pumpkin is available year round! [6:30-7:30] - Maggie’s journey prior to @onceuponapumpkin + working in PR with food brands [7:40-8:30] - First pumpkin personal business project in the Fall with Simple Mills [8:30-10:00] - How Maggie met Bret Gornik + Jason Loebig [11:00-12:40] - Maggie’s projects (Instagram, Recipe Books, TV Appearances, Nutrition Courses/Philosophy, Dietitians Connecting with Brands) [12:40-13:50] - Pushing nutritional message beyond pumpkin X Maggie’s nutritional philosophy [14:37-15:33] - Misconceptions on nutrition, people are quick to eliminate food groups (i.e. gluten and dairy free) + eating for longevity [16:30-17:20] - What is the food industry moving towards? That you are moving away from? Food brands attaching to supplements and integrating with products [17:30-18:15] -Plant based brands + products + education behind it and how others can adopt it in their lives [19:00-20:45] - Thought of what you are eating, how and why you are eating it and your relationship with food [20:50-22:45] - Toxic relationship with food + learning about your nutrition, relationship with food is evolving, stop associating good and bad foods, bring back to basics and have fun with it! [26:00-28:30] - Research journals, credible information on food, Mind Body Green [29:30-30:30] - Foods for starting point for others looking to try a new healthy recipe, healthy grain bowl and adding greens with whatever you are eating [35:30-38:15]: Maggie’s Live Better Retreat reflection and her “Best Day Ever” mindset 39:00]: For more information on Maggie, visit onceuponapumpkinrd.com and @onceuponapumpkin on Instagram Learn more about Vital and their products here.
Maggie Farrell tells the story of starting Maggpie Rentals near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Among other things, Maggpie is known for offering beautiful custom furniture pieces made in-house. You’ll hear how Maggie managed to develop a winning business model and keep her young enterprise alive while fighting for her own life. What’s in this episode: The situation that led Maggpie to custom-build a portion of their rental inventory. The factors that define Maggpie’s aesthetic and collection now. How Maggie and her young business survived a shocking cancer diagnosis and years-long treatment program Getting married while working in the wedding events rentals industry Advice for business owners on carving time out for yourself Running your business rather than your business running you Quotes: “I did really love to always be at the warehouse with my parents, but I loved the team that he had. And that was always super appealing to me to have this group of people that worked so well together and admired you so much. But they were just such a team. It was never like you work for me. It was like we work together. And, you know, I just loved the environment.” —Maggie Farrell “When you get money in your hands, you know, you don’t want to give it back. So, I said to Jason ‘We have to figure out how to make these tables.’” —Maggie Farrell You get to be involved in creating the environment for the event and for this special celebration that then becomes incorporated in the environment of their lives.” —Allison Howell “I think we used to buy because we knew what people were going to rent. But now, over time, we're able to set it ourselves and it's like, ‘oh, well, Maggpie has that so that's what we should get because they have that.’ So that was always a goal where I want to buy what I like. I want to be proud of my collection.” —Maggie Farrell “The day after my 26th birthday I had my first day of chemotherapy.” —Maggie Farrell “I started to really allow myself to just take time and think about what was going on. Just trying to dig a little deeper. And I think I started to feel, I don't know, I just started to get these feelings of like when I was sick, I wish I gave myself more attention and I paid more attention to like my body and my mind but [...] I was just so focused on the business and nothing else and I feel I completely lost myself.” —Maggie Farrell “It was after I wasn't sick anymore. After we didn't want to sell our business anymore. We moved out of the warehouse and we were like, ‘Alight, it's time. Let's do something for ourselves.’” —Maggie Farrell For full show notes and resources, head to https://rwelephant.com/podcast/episode-3-maggpie-rentals
Maggie Michalczyk is a registered dietitian nutritionist, media dietitian, and recipe developer who stands out on social media by positioning herself as all things pumpkin. Maggie also offers personalized coaching for nutrition. In this episode, we discuss: How Maggie decided to use pumpkins to help her position herself as unique. How Maggie leverages “off season” to stay relevant when it’s not pumpkin season. Maggie’s visibility strategy. How Maggie connects and networks with other dietitians. Maggie’s experience working in PR and how it’s molded her nutrition communication knowledge. Tips for developing relationships with brands you want to work with. Guest Resources: www.onceuponapumpkinrd.com Connect with Maggie on Facebook and Instagram Resources from Libby: Want new ideas to grow your nutrition business and private practice? Get more clients with this free ebook Libby's Instagram Course for Dietitians Check out Libby's Coaching Programs for Dietitians Libby's Self-study Options for Dietitians More podcast episodes Instagram @libbyrothschild Libby on Facebook Check out Libby’s programs for Dietitians Contact Libby via email
Maggie Guterl is the toughest runner alive. She is not the fastest, but she has the strongest will. She is a brand ambassador and marketing specialist of Tailwind nutrition. An Ultra-runner, she was the winner of Big's Backyard Ultra, and thus the winner. This race is so brutal, it has only one finisher! 4:24 Her thought process before running 60 hours straight.6:03 How she believed in her "don't quit" mindset.7:45 Preparing for any scenario in a race.9:32 The hardest training session that helped her prepare for the race.11:08 Focusing on herself instead of her competition.12:30 Staying in the game by believing in winning.13:24 The toughest part of the race.14:22 How Maggie passes the time while running.15:20 Verbal cues to stay in peak performance.16:05 Why races are a team effort.19:30 "Running for an entire gender."21:26 How stubbornness is useful in running.23:07 Maggie's best mental skill: being all-or-nothing.24:00 The definition of mental toughness.26:28 ''If your heart's not in the training, then it's not good training."27:26 Maggie's hinge moment.30:48 Tough moments before finding running.32:29 "Question your motives."33:41 Doubtful people that pushed her harder.35:00 "Because I can, I feel like I should."37:45 Finding meaning in her suffering.40:19 Maggie reflects on her experiences with the Barkley race.44:34 The benefits of having a crew at the Barkley race.45:46 Maggie's mindset for achievement.47:14 A message to young runners: "Don't compare yourself to anyone else." Join The Mental Toughness Newsletter and TEXT DRROBBELL to 33444 ENTER DRROBBBELL at Getsom.com for 15% off. If you enjoyed this episode on Mental Toughness, please subscribe on itunes and leave a review Dr. Rob Bell drrobbell.com
Are you ready to look, feel, and perform your best? Health consultant and functional medicine nurse practitioner, Maggie Berghoff, is on the podcast helping us understand how to bio-hack our bodies + routines so that we can boost energy and reach peak performance each and every day. Maggie Berghoff works with celebrities, entertainers, athletes, and CEOs/executives to up-level their physical and mental health. Maggie has been featured in Entrepreneur, Well + Good, Under Armour, CBS, Glamour, iheartradio, 4 popular health documentaries, and national television. Maggie also has self-paced automated programs available to the public that offers the tools and strategies she uses with her private clientele directly to you, to create an environment to thrive, rebalance your body, and detoxify. In addition, Maggie is the creator of a high level mastermind for health and wellness enthusiasts and clinicians, who are looking to create impact and income through virtual health consulting. In this incredibly impactful episode, Maggie divulges why our diet and exercise routines might not be working. Plus, Maggie dives deep into her health story, reveals inspired bio-hacks to eliminate toxins from our lives and the ways we can navigate + eliminate stress. In this Episode You'll Learn: All about today's guest, Maggie Berghoff [ 0:45 ] About the most significant challenge Maggie sees with her clients [ 5:25 ] How Maggie works her Aclients toward total wellness [ 9:00 ] About Maggie's mastermind [ 12:55 ] How to assist clients across multiple states [ 14:15 ] The ways to eliminate toxins from our lives [ 17:35 ] How to navigate challenges with fertility [ 24:55 ] About Maggie's health journey [ 28:00 ] What Maggie would say to someone struggling with their health [ 33:40 ] Why we shouldn't let our diets stress ourselves out [ 35:25 ] Why we need to change our mindsets about cancer [ 38:20 ] The ways we can navigate stress [ 41:30 ] About what Maggie is most excited for in business and life [ 49:00 ] What Maggie would tell a former version of herself [ 50:30 ] Soul Shifting Quotes: “I work with people who are motivated to dedicate six months of their life to me.” “Ask why and demand answers!” “My body gave up on me.” “Focus on love instead of fear.” “Let it be easy.” Links Mentioned: Learn my 7 Secrets to Uplevel Your Brand & Land Your Dream Clients Grab your FREE training, How to Call in Your Tribe + Create Content that Converts Learn more about Maggie at her website: https://www.maggieberghoff.com/home and be sure to follow her on Facebook: @MaggieBerghoff Instagram: @maggie_berghoff Twitter: @maggieberghoff LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maggieberghoff/ Tag me in your big shifts + takeaways: @amberlilyestrom Did you hear something you loved here today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes Listen on Spotify
When we first connected with part-time van traveler Maggie Lam, it was about a post she had written and we reshared on social media. And it was about small gestures Maggie has experienced during her travels, why they you might not know that they are in fact microaggressions, and why representation of people of color within the road travel community matters. So we wanted to have a conversation with her about those small gestures, which you’ll hear in this episode. Through it all, you’ll also get to hear about the small gestures that truly make a positive impact-- like listening to and amplifying underrepresented voices-- and how you can use your privilege for good, both on the road and when you’re stationary.If you’re looking to learn about how to be a better ally and accomplice for people of color on the road, or if you’re simply looking to hear a perspective you might not have before from a female road traveler, this episode is an especially great listen!In this episode, you’ll hear:How Maggie and her partner spend their year on and off the roadSome background on Maggie’s family story, and how her generation tends to view work and travel compared to her parents’ generationMaggie’s experience turning her current job into a remote oneTips for being an effective remote workerWhat is a microaggression?Examples of microaggressions from Maggie’s experiences on and off the roadTips for people in privileged groups when it comes to avoiding microaggressionsResources mentioned in this episode:Follow Maggie on Instagram - @bitesizetravelsMaggie’s original post on microaggressionsJoin us in the @diversifyvanlifebookclub as we read our first book together: So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma OluoWomen On The Road on Instagram - @womenontheroadJoin the Women On The Road Podcast Facebook groupAdditional resources:What are Microaggressions? via VOXExamples of Racial Microaggressions via University of Minnesota21 Racial Microaggressions You Hear on a Daily Basis via BuzzfeedSponsor Websites & Codes:DannerBetterhelp - get 10% off with promo code ROADCove - visit www.withcove.com/wotr for your first month of migraine medication freeEnjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other people find us. You can also share this podcast with a friend. Thank you for your support!Music is by Jason Shaw and Josh Woodward.WOTR is produced and hosted by Laura Hughes.Podcast cover artwork designed by Dani Opal.
Social media can be a game-changer for your business, especially if you understand how to build relationships with the right messaging. Maggie Frank-Hsu shares the power of using simple DMs and how email marketing relates to social media by creating those crucial connections with clients! In this podcast episode, we share: Maggie’s journey into the world of email marketing How Maggie uses social media to build relationships with clients Why Maggie only uses DMs to develop connections vs. sales pitches Maggie’s posting strategy and the types of content she shares The importance of understanding your audience to build relationships Maggie’s advice for creating stories based on your brand and personality How Maggie handles privacy issues and what she shares about her kids How social media and email marketing work together for lead generations How Maggie helps clients leverage email marketing Memorable Quotes: “My content strategy is ‘I have to tell people about this! They’re going to love it!’” “Document. Don’t create.” “Simple works. I’m a huge advocate of doing what you can and spending time where it makes sense.” “I wish more people would have more conversations and post less. The power is in conversations.” “I want to be knowable but not vulnerable.” “Social media is the beginning of the relationship and email marketing takes it a step further.” About Maggie Frank-Hsu I'm passionate about helping moms who are business owners rediscover their identities separate from their children. My clients hire me when they are ready to give themselves permission to create a revenue stream in their business that is not a straight "dollars-for-hours" trade. I have spent my entire career working to seize audience’s attention and move them to action via the written word.I went to the Columbia School of Journalism and worked for a few glossy magazines in New York before transitioning to marketing. I founded my business in Oct. 2015. Connect with Maggie: https://instagram.com/maggiefrankhsu https://facebook.com/maggieblogstoriches https://twitter.com/maggie_FH https://linkedin.com/in/margaretmaggiefrank/ http://www.Maggiefrankhsu.com Email Marketing Sweet Spot: http://www.maggiefrankhsu.com/email-marketing-for-beginnersz Links Mentioned: https://onlinedrea.com/socialreport This Episode Is Made Possible By: Social Report: 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
REVEALING OUR BIG ANNOUNCEMENT at the top of our show! The whole reason why we're attending #WalkerStalkerATL! We also rolled out our #WalkerStalker #Giveaway: #McFarlaneToys Collectors Club Exclusive #Negan Resin Statue! ENTER HERE: https://gleam.io/fb/765Wg * Our upcoming interview with #TomPayne & current #giveaway * Our anniversary and how we started, where we are, now #TWDFamily * The waning, but appreciated #RickGrimes show intros #AndrewLincoln * #MASH and #Jadis (Anne's) people trade #TheCommonwealth #FatherGabriel * No Rick, #CarlGrimes, or #MaggieRhee and lack of #Comicbook material to reference = unsettling excitement #StarTrek #RonaldDMoore #TheWhisperers * When #walkers lose interest * "Warning Signs" #TheOceanside #WhoDoneIt * Rick's morning routine; breaking up the tension #JohnDorie #NaomiLauraJune. The symbolic tomato * More Sheriff Rick #LawandOrder #TwilightZone #DwightTWD?! (no) * Rick's chat with #DarylDixon #MerleDixon #Righteousness #Apathy #Pendulum #TheSaviors * Makes think of how #AllOutWar started #Gregory #GlennRhee #Negan #TeamNegan #SimonTWD * Not interested in relationshipping in the apocalypse #Michonne #Richonne * How suddenly LA fell apart in FTWD * #KenrickGreen letting them know they found #SaviorJustin's body (seeing all the characters) #BrianaVenskus * #TWDJerry "are we doing a Gregory or a Negan" and Kal being compared to Glenn * #CarolPeletier is on the fence, while Maggie & Daryl are over it * Michonne's smudge (I dunno) and how her Charter is taking too long. How the excerpt from #WizardofOz sums up Rick * Maggie goes along with Rick because of #BabyHershel and Daryl's Frustration * Stinky Rick * #Alden's proposition * Rick ruling out Jadis and her secrets, Gabe investigates. * ...maybe The Commonwealth has divisions, too? * How Maggie screwed the pooch * Maggie & #Cyndie's wild ride and Cyndie's questionable tainted wound * MASH tent on finding #Arat #Goteem * Rick confides: he's just like Carol * ...what Jed says to Rick while holding Carol hostage could've been emphasized more #OneDayAtATime * Arat's final moments and #MimiKirkland is older #FinalWarning #NoExceptions #DeadManWalking * Michonne, Jerry & #TWDJesus: Who gets to decide? * #SneakPeeks: Daryl leads Rick away while Maggie heads to #AlexandriaSafeZone; The Saviors walk off and walk back on to the bridge site; Gabe tied up with Church Organist looking #Walker * Why does Gabe get love and not Daryl? * Cons, lines, expensive hotels, selfies with Norman, and friends who freak out * ...Nervous Interviews and gifted gabbers/storytellers #DankoJones * The lead-up to our interview #FinalChild * Our #OBS / #livestream woes and what's sleep? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/squawkingdead/message
Maggie Berghoff epitomizes what it means to be an expert. She had an existing problem, solved it, healed, and developed a passion to help others do the same. Today you’ll find her working with high-end entrepreneurs and celebrity figures, helping them optimize their health for an optimal life. All because she knew how to leverage her experience. In this episode, functional medicine expert Maggie Berghoff explains how her health struggles paved the way to working with 7 and 8-figure entrepreneurs. Episode Topics Common health pitfalls of busy entrepreneurs Flaws in the US healthcare system How Maggie’s mentor protocol reversed her autoimmunity What is functional medicine? 6 environmental stressors that impact health How Maggie attracted high-end clients Intuition, self-awareness, and being your own advocate Clicking with the right mentor Environmental optimization for better health How Maggie finds her best clients Is coffee good or bad? Experts corner: Maggie on hiring a health practitioner [4:54] Starting line: When Maggie was 22, she was going to school to be a nurse practitioner when her 'body cracked.’ Multiple doctors were unable to diagnose her health ailments. [7:57] Dr. Doom: A specialist diagnosed her with a rare kidney disease and told her nothing could be done. She was prescribed IV therapy 3x a week for the rest of her life…then scheduled to see him again in 6 months. [8:35] Tipping point: "After that, I got in my car and bawled my eyes out and knew that I'm the only one that cares enough about me to go the extra mile and figure this out." [11:02] Lightbulb moment: Her Aunt was seeing a functional medicine doctor at the time and Maggie discovered it was everything she wanted. [11:39] Hiring a Mentor: She was trained as a functional medicine practitioner and hired a functional doctor to mentor her. He taught her unique practices that aligned with her beliefs. [14:12] Business model development: Maggie started planning her future in functional med during her maternity leave in January 2017. [15:17] Turning point: “I have an obligation to spread my words with people who are struggling and still going to traditional medical doctors for these things and decided enough is enough.” [18:16] Healthy Transformation: Within 6 months of following her mentor's protocol, Maggie's symptoms disappeared. She also got pregnant after thinking it wasn't possible. [21:17] "That's the true definition of an expert...you have to be the spitting image of what your clients want to become." [23:28] First client: Paige was a 22-year-old woman who struggled with skin issues and bloating. They met in a sauna at a gym. [24:56] Ideal client hunting: random situations, in-person relationships, and referrals. “Warm network will always be the best clients because they know, like, and already trust you.” [25:34] Client satisfaction: Paige's skin and bloating issues went away within a week of working with Maggie. [26:42] Sacrificing security: Maggie left her secure nursing job to pursue her passion full time. "Even though I see less people, I'm making way bigger of an impact than I did seeing 50 people every single day, giving them pills at the hospital." [28:07] Shift to 8-figure clients: Through networking and mastermind events, she started attracting a mix of high-end entrepreneurs, socialite women, and successful executives. [32:08] Coffee talk: Maggie shares her expertise and gives it to us straight…is coffee good or bad? [34:09] Experts corner: Maggie on hiring a health practitioner Mass programs may offer steps that don’t apply to your life Hire a clinician you trust that does 1on 1 so you get the attention you need Direct attention makes it easy for you to follow protocol “They’re like a micromanager for your health.” [38:46] A glimpse into Maggie’s Balance Protocol and what it's like to work with her. Connect with MaggieBerghoff.com
In this episode, we chat with cocktail writer Maggie Hoffman, author of The One-Bottle Cocktail. Some of the topics we cover in this episode include: How Maggie came up with the concept for the One-Bottle Cocktail, and who she wrote it for The essential bottles to have on your bar if you’re looking to make a one-bottle drink. Which fresh ingredients to have on hand if you want to up your home bartending game Thoughts on simplicity and complexity in cocktails And much, much more.
Maggie Berghoff This episode with Maggie is about slowing down and paying attention to our gut health. Our overall well-being, internal and external, is channeled through our gut. What we decide to eat, how we think, our physical environment, all of these things affect our gut and if something is off balance, our body calls out for help through sensations. This can show up as anxiety, depression, moodiness, the inability to sleep, bloating after meals, food intolerances; all of that fun stuff. Maggie gets really deep into this and gives us some insight on how we can explore our bodies' signals so we can heal. About Maggie Berghoff: Maggie Berghoff is a nurse practitioner trained in Functional Medicine. She uses a renowned step-by-step framework known as Balance Protocol to transform the lives of men and women using cutting-edge and natural medicine. Maggie's clients report increased energy and vitality, weight loss, hormone balance, glowing and anti-aging skin, and chronic disease reversal. They are able to fully live the vibrant, beautiful, happy life of health freedom and bliss they deserve. In this episode, Maggie shares: How we can reduce inflammation and cultivate more energy in our bodies. Symptoms of an unhealthy gut and how to identify the problem. How we can stop ourselves from spiraling into self-sabotage when we start to feel it coming on. What You'll Hear: 3:16- How Maggie healed her body from years of restriction. 9:30-How to identify if your gut is off balance. 15:27- How we can reverse the symptoms of our gut health. 25:05- How our gut health is related to inflammation. You can find more of Maggie at: https://www.maggieberghoff.com/ http://facebook.com/maggieberghoff http://instagram.com/maggieberghoff Join the Hungry for Happiness community for more! http://facebook.com/hungryforhappiness
In this episode of the She Means Business Podcast, I am talking to the amazing Maggie Patterson from Scoop Industries. She shares her journey of going from the mindset of "having" a business to "being a leader" of her business. There's such a difference between the two and once Maggie made the shift, she's been able to take things to a whole new level. Tune in for an inspiring (and slightly comedic) interview and keep an ear out for Maggie's simple tip on what she does every 6 months to overcome money blocks! Outline of this Episode [1:13] Introducing Maggie Patterson, communication strategist and chief marketing officer for Scoop Industries. [1:49] The vibe of the movie of Maggie’s entrepreneurial journey - Comedy! [3:16] From selling wagon rides at age eight to running her own business for real. [5:16] Where Maggie Patterson found her first clients. [7:26] Maggie’s journey from hitting her first revenue goal in four months, to re-designing her business after eight years. [9:32] How Maggie transitioned into her newest business. [10:41] A focus on personal development helped Maggie to have breakthroughs in her business. [12:28] How Maggie Patterson dealt with her money blocks. [15:16] Why creating amazing customer experience is Maggie’s priority. [17:02] Humorous stories from Maggie’s journey. [20:02] Being present with her family is how Maggie measures her success. [21:14] Maggie’s success story - Being an ordinary person who perseveres. [23:56] How to win a 6-month membership to the Double It Society Resources and People Mentioned Maggie Patterson’s Scoop Industries website Double It Society http://www.groove.co/ Animoto.com/business Carrie's Book: She Means Business
In this episode of the She Means Business Podcast, I am talking to the amazing Maggie Patterson from Scoop Industries. She shares her journey of going from the mindset of "having" a business to "being a leader" of her business. There's such a difference between the two and once Maggie made the shift, she's been able to take things to a whole new level. Tune in for an inspiring (and slightly comedic) interview and keep an ear out for Maggie's simple tip on what she does every 6 months to overcome money blocks! Outline of this Episode [1:13] Introducing Maggie Patterson, communication strategist and chief marketing officer for Scoop Industries. [1:49] The vibe of the movie of Maggie’s entrepreneurial journey - Comedy! [3:16] From selling wagon rides at age eight to running her own business for real. [5:16] Where Maggie Patterson found her first clients. [7:26] Maggie’s journey from hitting her first revenue goal in four months, to re-designing her business after eight years. [9:32] How Maggie transitioned into her newest business. [10:41] A focus on personal development helped Maggie to have breakthroughs in her business. [12:28] How Maggie Patterson dealt with her money blocks. [15:16] Why creating amazing customer experience is Maggie’s priority. [17:02] Humorous stories from Maggie’s journey. [20:02] Being present with her family is how Maggie measures her success. [21:14] Maggie’s success story - Being an ordinary person who perseveres. [23:56] How to win a 6-month membership to the Double It Society Resources and People Mentioned Maggie Patterson’s Scoop Industries website Double It Society http://www.groove.co/ Animoto.com/business Carrie's Book: She Means Business
Today I'm talking with Maggie Giele, who is an award-winning business and marketing strategist, helping fiercely dedicated business owners slay their strategies and scale their businesses, with a sprinkle of magic. Our episode today is all about creating a great client experience and how you can do that through processes and automation to make it really easy for you to have a profitable business while still serving your clients well. Topics Discussed: How to create a great client experience Why you can't create a client experience without clients How Maggie improves her client experience after every project Ways that you can get feedback during the process How to delight your client while still being profitable. Resources Discussed: Give Lovely The Dragon Slayer’s Guide to Digital Strategy Content Quest Connect with Maggie: Website Instagram
When I speak to clients and potential clients it’s amazing that the #1 fear they have about retirement is not how they are going to support themselves financially, where they are going to live, or what their standard of living will be. The #1 fear I hear from clients is the fear of losing their minds. Dementia, Alzheimer's, and other mental conditions are top of mind for those nearing retirement because they impact the person’s ability to be themselves. On this episode, I’m facing the subject head-on and even have a guest with me to help us understand what we can do things to prevent the onset of those mind-related diseases and conditions. What IS dementia, anyway? On this week’s, “What does THAT mean” segment I’m pulling out the dictionary to discover exactly what it means that a person has “dementia.” I want to take the stigma out of the term so that we can rightly assess how to deal with it and even prevent it if possible. I think you’ll be encouraged by what I discovered as I pondered the possibility of losing my mind. It’s all on this episode. Every single one of us needs to deal with the possibility of losing our minds. None of us can escape aging in spite of the efforts we may have made to avoid it. It’s part of the natural journey of life. But we can do things right now that impact the WAY we age and the type of life we are able to enjoy in the future. One of the things we can address is whether or not we lose our minds through a condition like dementia. On today’s show, I feature a guest, Maggie Moon to talk about what dementia is, how we can prevent it, and why it’s such an important issue to think about now while we still can. I hope you’ll take this issue seriously because aging is not something you can avoid - but some of its effects are things you CAN potentially avoid. The primary way to avoid losing your mind: DIET. You knew it was coming, didn’t you. When it comes to preventing those mind altering conditions like Alzheimer’s and Dementia (and many others) the only thing you can truly do to prevent yourself from experiencing them is to give your brain and body what they need to be strong - and that comes through good nutrition. Today’s guest is Maggie Moon, a registered dietitian and researcher who has extensively studied the issue of diet as it relates to the brain. You’ll find Maggie very engaging and quite helpful in the way she describes the things you can do to ensure that your brain is as healthy as it can be as you head into your retirement years. Happiness is forged one day at a time. If you think of the concept of happiness as something that can exist both now and in the future, you begin to realize that tomorrow’s happiness depends, to a large extent, on the actions you take today. If you’re going to enjoy a fulfilling and meaningful retirement then you have to think ahead and actually DO things today that will lead you there. That’s why I’m talking about a difficult condition that none of us wants to happen to us (dementia) on this episode of the podcast. I want you to be equipped for the happy retirement you’ve always wanted. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN [0:50] My introduction to this episode’s topic: The biggest fear people have. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? SEGMENT [3:40] What IS dementia? [4:52] Symptoms of dementia & forms of dementia. HOT TOPIC SEGMENT [6:34] Dementia facts and figures. PRACTICAL PLANNING SEGMENT [8:34] My guest today, Maggie Moon, and the prevention of dementia. [12:20] What is the M.I.N.D. diet and why is it important for mind health? [14:02] How Maggie started researching brain and mind health. [18:12] The importance of whole grains in the diet. [20:12] How to understand and implement proper serving sizes. [21:33] The easiest way to make meal planning work for you. [23:36] The intimidation of the kitchen and how to get past the fear. THE HAPPY LAB SEGMENT [25:55] You create a happy life one day at a time. TODAY’S SMART SPRINT SEGMENT [28:03] The challenge to keep a food log. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE BOOK: The Mind Diet Book www.MindDietMeals.com Contact Roger: http://www.rogerwhitney.com/retirementanswers/ Roger’s retirement learning center: www.RogerWhitney.com/learn The Retirement Answer Man Facebook page: www.Facebook.com/RetirementAnswerMan
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