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First episode we're dropping post-lockdown with a guest in the new studio. Ryan brings on one of his beloved long-time coworker and friend, Marissa, to the podcast. 2:50 - Marissa's introduction4:35 - Difference between frozen yogurt and ice cream, working at Menchies8:25 - How Ryan recruited Marissa to MLSE, the pay structure in the hospitality industry and why tipping is essential17:55 - How Marissa got into baking and started a business(@bakedinscarborough)20:44 - The first podcast all of us got into and the concept behind our podcast32:01 - Favourite Justin Bieber tracks draft  FOLLOW: @dudesinacar @ramillionz @marsipoo_ @bakedinscarborough

Career Trekking with MTSG An interview with Marissa Esquibel, LMFT on her journey from community mental health to private practice. Curt and Katie talk with Marissa about how she used the Modern Therapist’s Survival Guide podcast to shift her mindset and change her career trajectory. Marissa highlights the benefits of belief, guidance, and community.    It’s time to reimagine therapy and what it means to be a therapist. To support you as a whole person and a therapist, your hosts, Curt Widhalm and Katie Vernoy talk about how to approach the role of therapist in the modern age. Interview with Marissa Esquibel, LMFT “Though she be but little, she is fierce.” – Shakespeare Marissa Esquibel is not like a regular therapist, she’s a cool therapist. With her practice located near Los Angeles, Marissa is on a one-woman mission to empower young women to stop playing small and to start taking up space. She works exclusively with young adults, 20-something’s, who are checking off all the boxes of “success,” and yet, they feel like failures internally. They often come to Marissa dealing with depression, anxiety, imposter syndrome, or codependency. As an undergraduate, she attended UC Santa Barbara and then received her Masters in Clinical Psychology from California State University, Fullerton. In September of 2018, she became licensed and opened-up shop to her virtual therapy practice in March 2020. When Marissa is not in session with patients, she spends her time reading, hanging out with friends and family, binging on podcasts and audiobooks, attending her own therapy, and making sure to get her 10,000 steps a day. She loves her work, job, and life and looks forward to connecting with you.  Learn more about Marissa at therapywithmarissa.com In this episode we talk about: Marissa’s burnout story and how she made the trek from community mental health to private practice Reflections on the question: what do therapists get wrong (and the self-analysis and feedback informed nature of the question) The idea of self-sacrifice and hard work being required to be a good therapist The importance of critical thinking regarding what is effective, what is healthy for me How Marissa made the decision to move to a group practice and then her own private practice Marissa’s experience at Therapy Reimagined 2019 and her follow up with speakers The need for belief, guidance, and community Marissa talks about the episodes that helped her to move forward How Marissa implemented a new plan for her career “I choose this agony, this heart ache, this effort” – Marissa Esquibel, LMFT Marissa’s choice to be vulnerable at this time and to keep on going The determination and belief that has kept Marissa moving forward on her vision and mission The need to hear from (and connecting with) people at each stage of career development Our Generous Sponsors: GreenOak Accounting If you love dreaming about growing your practice, but you feel a disconnect between where you are now and where you want to be, check out GreenOak Accounting. You went to school to become a therapist, not an accountant! Your time is much better spent doing what you love–and not crunching numbers. That’s where GreenOak Accounting comes in! They specialize in working with private practices just like yours, so you can reclaim precious hours each week! They can help with all your accounting needs like bookkeeping, budgeting, forecasting, payroll and even assist with implementing Profit First. If you are interested in freeing up your schedule for more clients, or just getting back time for yourself, go to greenoakaccounting.com to schedule a free, no obligation consultation today. You can also check out our podcast, Therapy for Your Money, hosted by GreenOak Accounting owner Julie Herres. CPH & Associates CPH & Associates is an insurance company that specializes in professional liability insurance for mental health professionals. We currently insure over 100,000 mental health professionals throughout the United States. We can insure you throughout your professional career starting with your student practicum, through your post masters internship, and on to practicing with your professional license. With up-to-date legal resources and exceptional customer service, CPH protects your career against a grievance from a regulatory board, claim, or lawsuit. Because our business is specialized, we are able to focus on your liability needs in a way that bigger companies are not. We are able to serve a large client base while maintaining a small-office approach. With options to add General Liability, Cyber Liability, and coverage for your LLC or corporation, a policy with CPH is tailored specifically to meet your liability needs. Policy holders are encouraged to take advantage of our Attorney Avoiding Liability Helpline, providing two free hours of attorney consultation per year for situations with a client that could result in a claim or lawsuit. With our online application and renewal process, real-time online policy change capabilities and knowledgeable customer service, we continue to keep our customers’ needs a priority! Get a quote and apply online to receive proof of coverage within minutes at cphins.com.   Resources mentioned: We’ve pulled together resources mentioned in this episode and put together some handy-dandy links. Please note that some of the links below may be affiliate links, so if you purchase after clicking below, we may get a little bit of cash in our pockets. We thank you in advance! therapywithmarissa.com Marissa’s social media: https://www.instagram.com/therapywithmarissa/ https://www.tiktok.com/@therapywithmarissa Tiffany McLain – Lean in Make Bank   Relevant Episodes: Toxic Work Environments Joining Your Association Making Bank as a Therapist Getting a J-O-B Interview Strategies for Therapists The Burnout System Giving and Getting Good Supervision Therapist Safety Connect with us! Our Facebook Group – The Modern Therapists Group Get Notified About Therapy Reimagined Conferences  Our consultation services: The Fifty-Minute Hour Who we are: Curt Widhalm is in private practice in the Los Angeles area. He is the cofounder of the Therapy Reimagined conference, an Adjunct Professor at Pepperdine University and CSUN, a former Subject Matter Expert for the California Board of Behavioral Sciences, former CFO of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, and a loving husband and father. He is 1/2 great person, 1/2 provocateur, and 1/2 geek, in that order. He dabbles in the dark art of making "dad jokes" and usually has a half-empty cup of coffee somewhere nearby. Learn more at: www.curtwidhalm.com Katie Vernoy is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, coach, and consultant supporting leaders, visionaries, executives, and helping professionals to create sustainable careers. Katie, with Curt, has developed workshops and a conference, Therapy Reimagined, to support therapists navigating through the modern challenges of this profession. Katie is also Past President of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. In her spare time, Katie is secretly siphoning off Curt's youthful energy, so that she can take over the world. Learn more at: www.katievernoy.com A Quick Note: Our opinions are our own. We are only speaking for ourselves – except when we speak for each other, or over each other. We’re working on it. Our guests are also only speaking for themselves and have their own opinions. We aren’t trying to take their voice, and no one speaks for us either. Mostly because they don’t want to, but hey.   Stay in Touch: www.mtsgpodcast.com www.therapyreimagined.com Our Facebook Group – The Modern Therapist’s Group https://www.facebook.com/therapyreimagined/ https://twitter.com/therapymovement https://www.instagram.com/therapyreimagined/   Credits: Voice Over by DW McCann https://www.facebook.com/McCannDW/ Music by Crystal Grooms Mangano http://www.crystalmangano.com/

Can you run an animal-based farm and simultaneously be passionate about animal welfare? Our guest today proves that those two things aren’t a direct conflict of interests. Marissa Paykos of Hardeeville, South Carolina joins us today to tell us all about her farming operation, Whippoorwill Farms. Whippoorwill is a small farm with plans on making a BIG impact! It’s a 40 acre raw plot of land turned into a family farm offering premium fresh butchered chicken, rabbit, and pork as well as fresh eggs and seasonal veggies. Marissa and her husband, James, take great pride in providing a humane environment for the animals on their farm. They are given the opportunity to live their best life and the living conditions there are far above the standard of what most animals experience. Tune in to find out how she built her farm and how she maintains her humane animal farm operation!   You’ll hear: An overview of Whippoorwill Farms 1:01 How Marissa found a processor for the rabbit side of the farm 2:36 The layout of Whippoorwill Farms 3:42 About Marissa’s professional background prior to farming and what the transition was like 7:41 How Marissa handled the financial aspect of the farm’s growth 11:18 How Whippoorwill incorporates biochar into their operation 14:26 How Whippoorwill prioritizes important tasks 19:09 What is the hardest part of running the farm is for Marissa 21:40 Who Marissa’s mentors were throughout her farming journey 24:41 How Marissa approaches farm tours 34:17 What Marissa would change in the early stages of her farm 36:22 Who Johnny is and what his role is on the farm 38:25 How Marissa divides roles on the farm 42:49 Where Whippoorwill Farms focuses their marketing efforts 50:11 About farm stays at Whippoorwill 56:19 The story behind their pay-what-you-can produce stand 1.07:01 The biggest mistakes Marissa sees newer farmers making 1.17:12 What kinds of goats are being bred on the farm 1.20:18 Marissa’s favorite farm tool 1.21:35 Where you can find out more about Marissa and Whippoorwill Farms 1.23:46   About the Guest:Marissa Paykos is a first generation farmer in the lowcountry of South Carolina who focuses on land management and regeneration through the use of heritage breed livestock and permaculture on her 40 acre biodiverse farm.  With a focus on her community and the environment, Marissa has been changing the game and inspiring many since her start. Marissa farms full time, with her 5 year old sidekick daughter Ellie, who has been by her side or on her back since the farm's inception just 5 short years ago. Marissa also freelances as a website developer and social media manager, as well as helps manage a local weekly farmers market. Marissa’s husband works an off-farm conventional job and has let Marissa take the reins and fully grow her dreams as he cheers from the side. Inspired by the desire to provide a better life for her soon to be born baby, husband, and herself, Marissa and her husband purchased their first piece of raw land of just 2 acres in 2015 that they farmed sustainably. After 2 years of working to build up infrastructure and homestead for themselves they moved to publicly selling in Fall of 2018. After 1 year of selling publicly, in late 2019, they took a leap to grow the business and purchased their new piece of fully overgrown, forests to regenerate. Resources:Website - www.whippoorwillfarmssc.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/wwfsc Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/whippoorwillfarmssc/

Marissa Solis was about six months in to a big new role at one of the biggest snack companies in the world when one of the world's biggest crisis hit. That's not hyperbole. As the new head of all marketing initiatives, media, sports, and partnerships for the core brands of Frito-Lay North America, including Doritos, Cheetos, Tostitos, and dips, it was definitely not hyperbole. That was Marissa's new reality and she had to help smoothly and quickly do the equivalent of turning a battleship. But this dynamo had previously been tapped to lead the creation of a cross-functional Hispanic Business Unit at PepsiCo and had helped double beverage sales among U.S. Hispanic consumers in a short time, so she was the right woman to face down a pandemic. Her throughline -- and recipe for success? It always has to start with the consumer. In Episode 17 Marissa explains her whirlwind responsibilities, the massive changes facing brands today, and how those Frito-Lay brands speak to specific audiences. We also talk about how COVID-19 has impacted campaigns from a Super Bowl sponsorship to a new direct to consumer approach. This is a great reminder for brands about the need to engage with consumers where they are. And right now, that is at home...with a pro-social commitment to community. For example, a big Cinco de Mayo campaign was planned and poised to roll out to retail...and instead quickly became Salsa for Cinco benefitting the Hispanic community -- which has  been disproportionately affected by the pandemic. Listen to the evolution of the #AmplifyBlackVoices campaign which included letting PepsiCo ad space be used instead by Black artists to showcase their work. There's much to digest in this episode! So grab a bag of chips, click play, and enjoy! What also talked about: The importance of being agile in today's marketing world Pivoting to the direct to consumer space The “Pantry Stock Phenomenon” The different personalities of Frito-Lay brands Today's marketing renaissance Details on the benefits of Salsa for Cinco and #AmplifyBlackVoices campaigns PepsiCo’s commitment to diversity and inclusion in the workplace Engaging consumers where they are How Marissa and her family adjusted to the new normal! Follow Marissa: Linkedin @Marissa Solis Resources Mentioned: www.snacks.com Salsa For Cinco with Mario And Courtney Lopez Doritos Amplifies Black Voices @mossappeal

Today we thought it would be fun to take you behind-the-scenes for a candid conversation with the co-hosts of the show. In this episode, you'll hear: How Marissa got involved into the show The biggest misconceptions about us and this podcast Some thoughts around what it looks like for P&R to start a movement Have a great week, stay safe, and get outdoors! If you enjoyed this episode and are looking for more information on the topic or would like to learn how you can become a contributor or guest visit us at www.letstalkparks.com. In addition please be sure to follow us on Instagram @Lets_talk_parks for more great content from purpose-driven Parks and Recreation Professionals like yourself. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lets-talk-parks/message

Intro/Outro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0pVXEBA3PU&list=RD--YiHE-06Rw&index=22 (pilgrim) Today we’re talking about Self-Preservation dominant 8s aka NOT Marissa but Donald Trump. Also known by Enneagram resources as the "Survivalist". In this episode we cover: How Marissa isn’t self-preservation dominant and Tara’s mind is blown, then we explore how the social (Maris) and sexual (Tara) instincts show up in our lives What a self-preservation dominant 8 may look like and behave How this type may be more angry and confrontational than the other instinctual variants of the 8 Famous 8w7 examples (Donald Trump / Gene Simmons) and famous 8w9 examples (Liam Neeson / Morgan Freeman / Susan Sarandon) What it may be like to work with a self-pres 8 How self-pres 8s might challenge people to be equals more than the other instinctual variants of the 8 The unhealthy and average range of a self-pres dominant 8 Also sorry 5s, the audio got cut in the beginning so a portion of your recap from the previous episode just wasn’t meant to be covered. Love you. Questions If you’re a self-pres 8 what is crying like for you? Or if you know a self-pres 8, do they cry often/rarely/ever? What’s that like? Self-pres 8s: do you call in sick? How does this instinctual variant soften themselves? Resources: Self-reported people talking on Reddit, Wisdom of the Enneagram, Some quotables from Beatrice Chestnut and Russ Hudson, Enneagram Institute message boards, Excerpts from Claudio Naranjo, Spiritual Dimension of the Enneagram, our brains and lives

Marissa Sharpless, Sr. Manager, PR and Social Media at Cinnabon, joins the Social Pros Podcast to discuss the power of storytelling on social media.  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  emma   Storytelling on Social People have been telling stories since the dawn of time. A great story has the power to bring people together and foster meaningful relationships between brands and customers. But with no recipe to follow, how can you use social for storytelling? The good news is that you don’t need a massive following to start connecting with your audience via storytelling. Even if you only have a handful of followers, knowing how to tell a good story on social can make waves that resonate outside of your community. As Marissa Sharpless, Sr. Manager, PR and Social Media at Cinnabon rightly says, your storytelling ability is what will help you transform your fans into brand advocates. You don’t need to turn yourself into the next George R.R. Martin to be able to tell a story people will connect with. Your story could be something ‘small’ or as big as changing the world one Cinnabon at a time.   In This Episode:  04:23 - How Marissa went from being a reality TV star to the Sr. Manager of PR and Social Media at Cinnabon 09:39 – How Marissa’s background in broadcast journalism has helped her fuel Cinnabon’s success on social 11:00 – What it’s like working with multiple franchise owners 16:05 – How Cinnabon views paid social and use it to boost customer advocacy 19:03 – How to incorporate UGC in your brand storytelling 23:33 – How to use Twitter Chats and social listening to bond with your community 34:18 – How Cinnabon utilizes data when it comes to sales attribution   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 Learn more about how emma can help you take your email marketing strategy to the next level Find out more about Cinnabon Bakery and their tasty treats!   Visit SocialPros.com for more insights from your favorite social media marketers.

In this episode we talk to documentary filmmaker Marissa Pina about her film, Black Girl Church (www.blackgirlchurch.com), which zooms in on a cultural institution for Black women -- the beauty supply store.We learn from Marissa what it takes to dedicate your time and talent to exploring a topic that most others would not and the personal and professional sacrifice one must make to be a storyteller on behalf of mariginalized communities.****GIVEAWAY****Follow us for a chance to win our guests' fave products at instagram.com/TheTruthReportPrize will include products from Marissa's favorite things at Honey Baby Naturals and Botanika Beauty!****ABOUT OUR GUEST*****Find Marissa Pina at instagram.com/MarissaPinaFind Black Girl Church at BlackGirlChurch.com or instagram.com/BlackGirlChurch****EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS****(8:10) Why many Black women are so sensitive about their hair. "Black hair is art..."(17:00) Why Marissa has to talk about her identity daily(24:29) How Marissa reckons with the "n word" as a biracial person(30:05) We break down the concept of "thirst traptivism" and the GOAT of it instagram.com/kendricksampson(32:20) On Black Girl Church and what inspired it(47:20) What creators should think about when telling Black and Brown people's stories and owning their narratives(57:41) Why Black ownership is critical and Nipsey Hussle ("If you don't love him, get off my dam--just stop listening.")(1:00:30) Why Koreans dominate the Black hair market(1:08:15) Marissa checks Kamari (!!!!) and straightens her out(1:11:55) "Bitch stop accepting free work."(1:15:00) What it really takes to produce a successful, highly-profiled film(1:17:55) Lightning Round(1:26:39) Marissa talks about being called a Rachel Dolezal(1:32:12) Marissa shoots her shot at Elaine Welteroth, Ava Duvernay and more... Music: by KC Bandz (c) Black Jacket Entertainment

On this episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, Marissa Fayer joins me to discuss female entrepreneurship and HERHealthEQ. Marissa Fayer is an 18-year medtech executive, entrepreneur, and philanthropist whose mission is to advance growth and prosperity for organizations and the communities in which they operate. Marissa is the President of Fayer Consulting LLC, the CEO of the non-profit HERHealthEQ, a partner at LLEX Partners, the COO of Olympian Capital, and a business owner with Arbonne International. Her expertise and vision connect organizational optimization and development with responsibility to bring about a more giving global community with health and opportunity. In this episode, we discuss: -How Marissa stepped into the world of consultancy and philanthropy -Broadening the definition of wealth to encompass more than just material goods -HERHealthEQ: Bringing medical equipment to females in need all over the world -The not-so-glamorous but important side of running a non-profit -And so much more!   Before branching into new entrepreneurial pursuits, Marissa recommends, “Don’t take the leap without a net.”   Often our own industry offers the best opportunities for new ventures, we just need to look at what needs are not being adequately met. From Marissa’s experience in the medical equipment industry, “I saw that there was waste in the industry and I was trying to figure out what to do with that.”   Although non-profits may think of themselves as solely pursuing altruistic aim, all non-profits require fundraising. Marissa stresses, “Non-profits are businesses and the best ones actually operate as businesses... Non-profits do need money.”   For more information on Marissa: Marissa is an accomplished Entrepreneur, Senior Executive, Consultant, and Board Member with more than 15 years of success across the medical devices, pharmaceuticals, medical technology (MedTech), healthcare, biotech, and consumer goods industries. Leveraging extensive turnaround experience, Marissa is an invaluable asset for a company that has encountered a period of stagnant or declining revenue and is seeking guidance in order to reinvigorate and improve operational processes and redevelop business strategies to realign with corporate objectives. Her areas of expertise include M&A, fundraising, offshoring, outsourcing, Kaizen and Lean manufacturing, growth, FDA, quality management, supply chain management, budgeting, Six Sigma, R&D, and CRM. Throughout her executive career, Marissa has held leadership positions with Fayer Consulting LLC; Arbonne International LLC; Accumed; Providien Medical; and Hologic. She has been responsible for consulting with clients to transform their organizations with a focus on due diligence, pre- and post-M&A integration, operations management, production and product transfers (intra-company and internationally), strategy development, project management, program management systems, cross-cultural development, as well as business development, cost reductions, and implementing Lean practices. She has also been responsible for increasing revenue through the management of project teams for new products, as well as restructuring operational processes to reduce organizational costs. Marissa obtained her MBA (Summa Cum Laude) with a Major in General Management and a Minor in Marketing from the University of Connecticut, and she received her BS in Manufacturing Engineering from Boston University. She completed the Comprehensive Financial Modeling and Valuation Analysis Training from the Investment Banking Institute (IBI); she attained her Green Belt/Bronze Lean Manufacturing Certification, and she is a Certified Professional Coach. In addition to her executive career, Marissa is the Founder of the global not-for-profit, HERHealthEQ, where she provides medical devices and equipment to small regions in developing nations. She also serves as a Board Member with Game Changers, Young Executive Board Chairperson with Elisa Monte Dance Company, and she serves as a mentor with Wedu Mentor. Marissa is fluent in Spanish.   Resources discussed on this show: Marissa Fayer Website: access the free gift: Top 10 influential Philanthropists handout Marissa Fayer Instagram Marissa Fayer Twitter Marissa Fayer Facebook Marissa Fayer LinkedIn HERHealthEQ Website Fayer Consulting   Thanks for listening and subscribing to the podcast! Make sure to connect with me on twitter, instagram and facebook to stay updated on all of the latest! Show your support for the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes!   Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!   Xo Karen    

Are you struggling to get your product out there? Do you have a company or a cause you believe in, but can’t seem to bring yourself around to talking about it? You might be struggling with some of the same limiting beliefs as my guest, Marisa Agustin. Marissa is the owner and founder of Loving Cup Teas, and she has had to conquer mountains of setbacks and personal limits before doubling her sales. Now, her company is more successful than ever, and opportunities seem to be popping up like magic. What is her secret to success? She loves tea, and she wants to tell everyone about her product!    Marissa has a background in theater and retail management. After three companies she went for rand out of business, Marissa decided to take things into her own hands and start her own company. Loving Cup Teas are made with fresh, fragrant ingredients and are blended with care and detail. Marissa knew she had a stellar product (and I agree!) but she was still facing sales setbacks. After realizing she was afraid of what people might think of her, she decided to get rid of her fear and start embracing opportunities. Now, Marissa wants to tell the world about her teas!    Whether you are just starting out or just now gaining momentum, it is important that you get the word out about your product through strategic marketing and excellent communication. Marissa has all kinds of tips to get you started, plus a warm and snuggly presence that is just like her sensational teas. Opportunity is knocking! Are you ready to listen?    More in this episode: How Marissa went from three companies who went out of business to running her own.  Going from a direct sales background with teas impacted her desire to start her own company.  Marissa shares how selling tea felt like a hobby instead of a business.  People really do want to hear about your business.  How a business retreat dealt a blow to Marissa’s limiting belief.  Going from small to big numbers is all about self-evaluation.  Show up in the right places.  Moving into fearlessness and away from self-doubt.  Marketing is also a consumer learning experience.  Clarifying the goal and showing up simply opens up the door of opportunity like magic.  We do not have to show up perfectly all the time.  Learn how you can give the gift of self-care this holiday season.    Resources Get a cup online! https://lovingcupteas.com/ Social Media @LovingCupTeas  Blending Classes coming soon!   

In this episode you’ll learn: Why you need to build your business before you start your business The importance of true connection and relationship building How Marissa and Angela knew exactly what their niche would be How they offered clients childcare - even though it wasn’t the easy solution!    

Marissa Lawton Marissa Lawton is a mom of one darling girl and a productivity coach for moms.   Sponsored by Write|Publish|Sell – Write Your Book in 90 Days! Cart closes on 1 November 2016.  In this episode, we talked about: How Marissa came to own her business. Being a military spouse. What a productivity coach […]

The Art of a Balanced Schedule with Marissa Lawton. In this episode of the Boss Mom Podcast, Marissa shares how to focus on your values, the importance of giving back to yourself and how motherhood helped her grow her business.   Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes:  In this episode you’ll hear: Marissa talk about her path to motherhood, through infertility and adoption. Her company, The Riss Lawton Company, after becoming a mother and wanting more than just being a traditional mother. How Marissa wants to encourage mothers to pour into themselves so they can pour into others. Why she stopped looking down on her gifts and embraced the ability to help others. Marissa's focus on values and balance. How different expectations can arise with being entrepreneurs. Recommended links and resources: Trello Mompreneur's Balanced Month: An Audit to help you find the Time you Need for the things you Love Can I quote you on that?  I always knew that I'd be an entrepreneur, but to me, that was someone who was retired, not someone my age. - Marissa After birth I learned that it's okay to have a purpose and a passion outside of becoming a mom. - Marissa Women can be better moms when they are fulfilled in other ways. - Marissa Shift your thoughts about your gifts into a positive mindset surrounding those gifts. - Dana Give yourself permission to have an ugly planner where you can make scribbles and figure things out, then you can transfer it to the pretty planner. - Marissa More about our guest, Marissa Lawton. Marissa Lawton is a Self-Esteem & Strategy Coach for mompreneurs. In a previous life, Marissa worked in corporate finance. She then became a Mental Health Counselor who specialized in women's issues. Today, she uses her training as a licensed therapist along with her business degree to help moms raise their biz babies while raising their real-life babies. To learn all about balancing your family, home, biz, and Me Time head here >>> bit.ly/balancedmompreneur. Marissa wants to offer our fantastic Boss Mom listeners a chance to download my free Mompreneur's Balanced Month: An Audit to help you find the Time you Need for the things you Love which they can find here bit.ly/balancedmompreneur. Website / Pinterest / Instagram / Periscope Photo by Deviant Light Photography. Connect with Dana: Instagram / Periscope (her total happy place) We love hearing from you guys! If you’ve got a question about today’s episode or want to leave us some inbox love, you can email us at hello@boss-mom.com Or, you can always find both Dana hanging out in our Boss Mom Facebook Community.  We would LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes. We also know it can be kind of tricky to figure out. Here are a few step by step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.

**Babson Entrepreneurship Forum Special** Marissa Goldstein is the co-founder of Orora Global, a global social enterprise with a simple mission to a complex global problem: to provide affordable, reliable & accessible renewable energy to rural & urban communities around the world. Their state-of-the-art technology provides individual families and businesses with off-grid, affordable and reliable energy solutions, including lighting, air circulation and cell phone charging. They hire and train women from rural communities to become micro-entrepreneurs, empowering them by providing them with economic opportunity and access to clean and reliable electricity. In this episode you will learn: Why Marissa sold her house and travelled the world with her husband. Why Marissa wanted to fail.  How Orora global is empowering female entrepreneurs. How Marissa is making an income & an impact. How Orora global is working towards providing renewable energy to 1.2 billion people.    Click here for the full show notes!