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Maureen Devine-Ahl is helping changemakers maximize their impact through her coaching, facilitation, and consulting services. She is the former CEO of Doorways for Women and Families, founder of Candor & Company, and author of “How To Make the Matriarchy: The Power and Promise of Prioritizing Women.”Maureen shares research on gender gaps that exist to varying degrees across the globe, highlights specific countries that have made substantial progress in closing their gaps, and offers her perspective on what the future could look like with the right repairs. Maureen’s message is one of inclusivity – this is about expanding our concept of what makes a good leader, valuing a wider array of life experience and personality traits, effortfully inviting in those who have historically been left out or kept out, and removing the roadblocks that keep many women from manifesting their full potential.  ==================== 0:00: Intro2:58: Maureen’s back story 4:56: Homework reveals gender bias in K-12 curriculum 9:08: Clarifying Maureen’s definitions 14:42 What is power?16:45 Recognizing what we’re not in control of 18:43 How Maureen conceptualizes the matriarchy22:00 World Economic Forum’s statistics on bias against women  24:11 Kamala Harris as the first female VP in the US26:43 International gender gaps  28:53 Women Head of State’s handling of the pandemic 32:13 Expanding definitions of competence 34:06 What does allyship look like?40:51 Darren Walker’s book “From Generosity to Justice”44:01 Having age-appropriate conversations with your kids46:55 Physical and sexual abuse against women  50:42 Prioritizing women’s health care  54:36 Improving care infrastructure for young mothers 57:48 The future of the progress 59:41 Where to find Maureen1:00:59 “One Final Question”==================== References: “How to Make the Matriarchy: The Power and Promise of Prioritizing Women” by Maureen Devine-Ahlhttps://amzn.to/3vOb2vEFollow Maureen on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/mdevineahl/====================  To help make a difference, follow us for weekly episodes! Search for books by our guests on our website and sign up for the “Rising Weekly” to receive a Friday email “where we enrich episodes”.  If you believe our podcast has ever shifted your perspective, please share it with someone you know and rate us.  Thank you so much for tuning in and we welcome you back to our next episode. ==================== Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rising-laterally/id1524717120 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3hbMEHVOZJVMdCZBhthTIh  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaIDpt943-sihvPBxX7oXawInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/risinglaterally/Twitter: https://twitter.com/RisingLaterally

Who Doesn't Want to Grow and Scale A Business? To-Do So, You Need The 6 Pillars of Success And Most Importantly, To Know Your Ideal Client Avatar!   About Maureen Borzacchiello Maureen is obsessed with helping women succeed and excel in business and in life. She is a serial entrepreneur, speaker, consultant, and most importantly, a believer in the amazing power of the human spirit. Maureen helps women grow their businesses beyond what they thought possible.  She helps them scale their business to seven figures or the level of profitability they wish to accomplish. Maureen spent many years in corporate America and ran a multimillion-dollar trade show company. When she started a family, she decided she wanted to control her own destiny and craft a company that aligned with her values. During the time she built her business, she realized that there weren't many resources for women who needed help related to entrepreneurship, and decided it was a good time for her to become a mentor and help others. After her brother was in a tragic accident, she asked herself the question, “what is my purpose in this world? If I left this world, what mark did I leave, and was it the mark I was intended to make?” At that moment she sold her company. Sitting on The Calling Maureen knows that we get stuck in the journey, whether it's start-up or growing and scaling. And she wants to help women avoid the land mines that she detonated. We often sit on the calling God has for us. It may be because of fear, or because of time. No matter what, we often ignore the calling and don't take action. The Data on Female Entrepreneurship - It's Time to Change the Statistics and Help Women Grow and Scale a Business For More Financial Success Maureen was made aware of these statistics when she was in a business competition. At that time (2005) there were 8 million women-owned businesses. Only 2.7% were at a million dollars in revenue or above. Current-day data is still shocking.  There are 11 million women-owned businesses in the US and only 1.7% have made more than $1 million a year in revenue.  And even worse, over 88% of the 11 million never gross over $100,000 in annual sales.  Only 12% of 11 million businesses make over $200,000 a year. Maureen is on a mission to break into that top 1.7%. She wants women to have the freedom to have the choice to grow and scale to million-dollar businesses. Maureen emphasized that the stress and problems don't end once you get to $1 million. There is so much to think about after that. Over 60% of the jobs in the US come from small businesses. The data is staggering.  And women continue to start businesses at twice the rate of their male counterparts. Things are getting better, but Maureen is on a mission to move this forward. Why are women staying under $100k in revenue? There are a few key things influencing the ability to grow and scale your business as a female entrepreneur. 1.Women are averse to taking on financial risk, so they bootstrap. Many don't understand good and bad debt. Bad debt is using your credit card to build your business. Good debt is taking out a loan to execute your business needs or a specific marketing plan. 2. Small business owners, particularly women, are unsure how to market their companies.  What are the right vehicles and they need a succinct plan? 3. Access to capital for women still stinks. The Key Pillars to Grow and Scale A Business 1.Know your numbers Understanding your financial picture and preparing for your financial needs before you need them. You want to build the muscle of understanding the key components of your business, expenses, sales, how much you plan to grow, and develop a relationship with your banker before you need them. Once you're taking in water and starting to sink, is not the time to ask for help. When you have a line of credit, be mindful of what you spend it on. Don't buy office furniture. It should be reserved for times when cash flow is limited. 2.Sixty percent of business owners prefer not to look at their numbers because they are afraid of what the numbers will tell them. Most businesses only have 23 days of reserve on hand, this is what kicked the butts of so many small businesses. 3.Get a solid understanding of a sales and marketing plan 4.Over 50% of businesses don't know who their ideal client avatar is.  That is the most critical part of marketing. If you don't know your audience, you aren't going to bring in prospects and therefore won't sell. Several buckets of Content to Use to Grow and Scale A Business Understand your ideal client, every nuance about them. Know how to speak to them, how do you integrate your message to them. Shoot for the person who gets your product and service and aligns with your core values.  How do you speak to them? Do you have a client engagement strategy? From point A they are a prospect, from that point they are in your system as a prospect until they buy from you. Day one is your anchor day. How do you build off of that? What do the touchpoints look like and how do you communicate. How do you make your communications run on autopilot? Have processes in place. About 62 to 63 percent of people leave companies and go to another company because they never hear from the original company.  You must stay top of mind with your customers. 5. Personal mindset and growth. What are you doing as the CEO to take care of you? How are you investing in yourself and your growth? Look at your operations. What are all of the systems and processes in your business? How do you go from founder to CEO?  What happens when you grow, and your original people aren't ready to become management? 6. Leadership. How are you developing and evolving as a leader? What time are you setting aside to work on the business and not just in the business? How do you look at your business? What are your thoughts about the business, is it a legacy business, or what is your plan? Legacy Business Maureen started her business as a legacy business.  Understand whether your business is a legacy business or a business you want to sell. Legacy businesses are more of a lifestyle. If you are going to sell, you want to be sure your expenses are as low as possible and your profits are as high as possible. As we transition into the CEO of our businesses, we need to think of different things, and long-term goals. Things will shift, but there should be some sort of plan at the beginning so that you can transition effectively if necessary. Ideal Avatar In order to grow and scale a business, you have to have complete clarity on who you serve. Someone who is just waiting for you to come along and solve their problems so that they can become the hero of their own journey. Click HERE to download the free tip sheet on creating an ideal avatar. How Maureen works with her clients Free, pay it forward side, she has the podcast, The Real Talk Podcast with Maureen Borzacchiello. She also has a free Facebook group. Maureen works with some 1:1 coaching clients and has also developed courses. The first being the Sales and Marketing Academy. She focuses on creating revenue to move your business forward. Her program focuses on the ideal client and how to speak to them. If you get the ideal client right, you can 10x your business. Learn more about your host, Robyn Graham, click HERE. To learn about The Brand Marketing Insider by Robyn Graham, click HERE. Join the Female Entrepreneur Insider Facebook Group HERE. Book a Brand Marketing Strategy Session HERE. Ask Me Anything HERE. Connect with me, Robyn Graham: Website | Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Pinterest Learn more about Maureen and connect with her: Website: https://www.maureenborza.com Instagram: @maureenborza Facebook: @maureenborza LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/maureenborzacchiello-inc  

en was the Interim CMO of Mayo Clinic where she led marketing, provided oversight for a large team, managed professional sports partnerships, market-specific corporate outreach, and site growth. She began her career in advertising for her family's business, Cub Foods. During her 13-year tenure, the company grew from four stores to 85 in 14 states. In 1990, two years before opening, Maureen joined Mall of America and rose to Executive Vice President where she was responsible for a 100 million dollar budget, all aspects of the P&L, managed a team of 1500, worked with 800+ retailers, restaurants, and attractions. After 25 years and much success, Maureen left Mall of America in 2015 to become the CEO of MN Super Bowl LII. During this 4-year assignment, she launched two companies, a 501C3 and a 501C6 and raised $60M in private funding. She created the Bold North brand, hired a staff of 32, secured 10,000 volunteers, and engaged 400 committee members from the public and private sector. She had oversight responsibility for 200+ events and 5,800 visiting media. The Minnesota Super Bowl LII has been deemed by the NFL as the most successful in history with an economic impact of $450M for Minnesota. Maureen graduated from the University of Minnesota with an MA in Journalism/Marketing and has taken further continuing board education courses at Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management. She has always been active in the community. She has been a board member for several non-profit organizations including St. Catherine University, Minnesota Retailers Assoc. US Department of Commerce Travel and Tourism. Today she is a board member of the MN Orchestra, Taste of the NFL as well as others. What you'll learn about in this episode: The framework of Maureen's upcoming book, “Big Brands, Little Budgets” How we can use creativity to solve seemingly impossible business problems What we can do to stay ahead in the rapidly changing marketing landscape Why it is so important to have a solid plan and team in place at the start of each year. How Maureen oversaw the successful production of Superbowl LII How to be resourceful no matter what sized budget you're working with What Maureen did to overcome burnout and fatigue throughout her career Why personal development is the key to hit the ground running in 2021 How to develop and nurture relationships that will lead you to greater levels of success Resources: Website: boldnorthassociates.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maureenhooleybausch/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/bold-north-associates/ A Little Creativity Goes a Long Way You may be familiar with Maureen Bausch already, and if not, bringing Superbowl LII to Minnesota is just one of her long list of accomplishments in destination marketing. Maureen is currently a partner with Bold North Associates (BNA), where she specializes in business development, marketing, and destination development. In this episode of the Intentional Greatness podcast, Maureen joins us to share her journey, talk about her upcoming book, “Big Brands, Little Budgets,” and help us prepare for a successful 2021. Working with What You're Given Since many of you are entrepreneurs, you understand the pain and frustration of having a grandiose vision that is limited by menial client budgets. Maureen authored “Big Brands, Little Budgets” for that exact reason. From the Superbowl to the launch of Mall of America, it seemed that any time Maureen would show up to a new project, the budget would get cut. Working with financial restrictions forced her to look at her clients' challenges and goals with an entirely new perspective, and she learned how to get extremely creative with strategy and project management. With a little creativity, you can build a big brand, and the framework of this book applies to many different industries and niches. It Starts With a Plan It doesn't matter how much money you have. If you don't have a vision and you don't have a plan, it is very difficult to accomplish your objectives. Regardless of the budget, you should put everything down on paper first and look three to five years ahead. With the perfect plan in place, you can focus on building strategic partnerships and a stellar team that will help you execute it. Circumstances beyond your control will demand thinking on your feet and using creativity to persevere—as 2020 has shown us, there is no telling how great the impact may be. But with a concrete plan and team to lean into, you will still be able to deliver no matter what.

It’s easy for wicked-smart women to get busy and forget to take care of ourselves. But if we’re sacrificing our own health and wellbeing, we’re just not performing at our best. What if there’s nothing selfish about self-care? What can we do to transform our health and feel our best as we pursue our vision for a better world? Maureen Vincenty is a Transformative Health Coach on a mission to help high-performing entrepreneurs and leaders transform their bodies and up-level their lives. A former NASA and EPA scientist, Maureen’s obsession with research turned to health after losing her mother to cancer unexpectedly. She has spent the last 17 years studying optimal health, fitness and preventative wellbeing, and now, she is dedicated to helping people build the energy, vitality and confidence to make a greater impact on the world. On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Maureen joins Emerald to discuss her transition from corporate scientist to entrepreneur, describing how she leverages education, empowerment, support and accountability to help people transform their health. Maureen explains how she addresses the root cause of a client’s health issues with lifestyle and nutrition protocols and shares the role joy plays in helping us lead a healthy, purpose-driven life. Listen in for insight around the success journal that keeps Maureen committed to her vision and learn what YOU can do to transform the way you look and feel—in just 30 days! What You Will Learn How her mother’s cancer diagnosis inspired Maureen’s initial interest in health The lifestyle and nutrition protocols Maureen used to heal her own autoimmune issues Maureen’s stressful transition from corporate geologist + researcher to entrepreneur The success journal that helps Maureen stay committed to her vision How Maureen addresses the root cause of her client’s health issues with nutrition and lifestyle protocols How good coaching educates, empowers, supports and holds us accountable The role mindset plays in helping us lead a healthy, purpose-driven life How Maureen’s work with a woman who wanted to lose weight transformed the culture of a small town Why Maureen leans on mentors and masterminds to keep her in forward motion Maureen’s top two takeaways for optimizing our health There’s nothing selfish about self-care Most of us are only 30 days away from transforming how we look and feel Connect with Maureen Vincenty Maureen’s Website Resources New Media Summit Connect with Emerald GreenForest Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Emerald on Instagram Email listeners@wickedlysmartwomen.com Apply to Wealthy Life by Design Leave Us A Message On Our listener line:   540-402-0043 x4343

I got my first taste of interdisciplinary learning when I was in the seventh grade. The fact that I can remember the lessons, the outcomes, and the experience itself more than 40 years later is a testament to the power of interdisciplinary and experiential learning.When I was in my student teaching immersion in college, I worked with an amazing mentor teacher who allowed me to see the joy of this learning model from the other side. The questions students asked and the amount of engagement we saw solidified what I already knew: Educators must get children involved in the learning process.This week on the Education Evolution podcast, I’m sharing some of the research out there around interdisciplinary education and what it looks like in real-time. Every child in schools today will grow up to be part of the larger world. Don’t we owe it to them to allow them to use the skills they’re learning right away, rather than relying on rote memorization?Highlights from the Episode[1:12] How Maureen experienced experiential learning in 7th grade[3:11] What, why and how of experiential learning[3:38] Why teachers should go through the work of creating interdisciplinary lessons[7:53] How LEADPrep prepared to “go interdisciplinary”[10:20] What our version of interdisciplinary will look like for the fall[13:25] Tapping into educators with more experience[14:32] Maureen’s Magic Wand: The isolated silos of each subject becomes real-world blended and relevant for our learnersFor show notes and more, go to https://educationevolution.org/9Education Evolutionhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/education-evolution/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/9-making-learning-stick-with-interdisciplinary-learning

I got my first taste of interdisciplinary learning when I was in the seventh grade. The fact that I can remember the lessons, the outcomes, and the experience itself more than 40 years later is a testament to the power of interdisciplinary and experiential learning. When I was in my student teaching immersion in college, I worked with an amazing mentor teacher who allowed me to see the joy of this learning model from the other side. The questions students asked and the amount of engagement we saw solidified what I already knew: Educators must get children involved in the learning process. This week on the Education Evolution podcast, I’m sharing some of the research out there around interdisciplinary education and what it looks like in real-time. Every child in schools today will grow up to be part of the larger world. Don’t we owe it to them to allow them to use the skills they’re learning right away, rather than relying on rote memorization? Highlights from the Episode [1:12] How Maureen experienced experiential learning in 7th grade [3:11] What, why and how of experiential learning [3:38] Why teachers should go through the work of creating interdisciplinary lessons [7:53] How LEADPrep prepared to “go interdisciplinary” [10:20] What our version of interdisciplinary will look like for the fall [13:25] Tapping into educators with more experience [14:32] Maureen’s Magic Wand: The isolated silos of each subject becomes real-world blended and relevant for our learners For show notes and more, go to https://educationevolution.org/9 Education Evolution https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/education-evolution/ Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/9-making-learning-stick-with-interdisciplinary-learning

I got my first taste of interdisciplinary learning when I was in the seventh grade. The fact that I can remember the lessons, the outcomes, and the experience itself more than 40 years later is a testament to the power of interdisciplinary and experiential learning.When I was in my student teaching immersion in college, I worked with an amazing mentor teacher who allowed me to see the joy of this learning model from the other side. The questions students asked and the amount of engagement we saw solidified what I already knew: Educators must get children involved in the learning process.This week on the Education Evolution podcast, I’m sharing some of the research out there around interdisciplinary education and what it looks like in real-time. Every child in schools today will grow up to be part of the larger world. Don’t we owe it to them to allow them to use the skills they’re learning right away, rather than relying on rote memorization?Highlights from the Episode[1:12] How Maureen experienced experiential learning in 7th grade[3:11] What, why and how of experiential learning[3:38] Why teachers should go through the work of creating interdisciplinary lessons[7:53] How LEADPrep prepared to “go interdisciplinary”[10:20] What our version of interdisciplinary will look like for the fall[13:25] Tapping into educators with more experience[14:32] Maureen’s Magic Wand: The isolated silos of each subject becomes real-world blended and relevant for our learnersFor show notes and more, go to https://educationevolution.org/9Education Evolutionhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/education-evolution/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/9-making-learning-stick-with-interdisciplinary-learning

Maureen McCarthy is a living testament that just because a marriage ended, it doesn’t mean it has failed. When doctors told Maureen that she would die from a rare genetic illness, she ended her 10-year marriage with her husband, Bill. Yet, Maureen and Bill collaborate to maintain a relationship that’s healthy for both of them and their children. She knew that the fear-driven stories that revolve around marriage and divorce aren’t the only stories that exist. Carrying this insight with her, Maureen co-founded the Center for Collaborative Awareness, home of the Blueprint of We Collaboration Process, which helps people build and keep sincere and strong relationships. In today’s episode, Maureen and I discuss how to design a break-up or divorce process, why you should maintain a healthy relationship with an ex-partner, and how to get along with your ex after a break-up or divorce. We discuss why Maureen and Bill opted for a divorce and how they collaborated to maintain their friendship after their marriage ended. We also highlight how a healthy divorce affects children positively and underscore the power of purposefully designing a relationship.   “Relationships are like containers. You’re going to be in a relationship as long as you can call it a memory. There’s no real ending to a relationship. You have to morph the container to fit the new situation.” - Maureen McCarthy   This week on Relationships! Let’s Talk About It: Why Maureen and her ex-husband opted for divorce Why Maureen decided to maintain a relationship with her ex-husband How Maureen and her ex-husband collaborated for a graceful divorce The effect of a graceful and healthy divorce on children What is “lookback learning” and how to use it days after an argument Maureen’s childhood experience with her parents’ divorce and how it affected her The difference between the “safety” brain and the “connecting” brain The power of designing a relationship with an ex-partner How maintaining a good friendship with her ex positively affected Maureen’s health The importance of self-care, ownership, and accountability when transitioning into a divorce   Resources Mentioned: Designing Collaborative Relationships with Maureen McCarthy Coming Apart: How to Heal Your Broken Heart by Daphne Rose Kingma   Connect with Maureen McCarthy: The Center for Collaborative Awareness (use the code “Pripo” to receive 50% off the Blueprint of We document) Maureen McCarthy on LinkedIn   Let’s Talk About It!   Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of Relationships! Let’s Talk About It - the show to help you forge deeper, more meaningful connections and relationships with those around you. If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show, and leave us a rating and review.    If you have a relationship question you’d love to have answered, visit our podcast page to leave us a voice message. Your question may be featured on a future episode!   Don’t forget to visit our website, like us on Facebook at HeartShare Counseling, join our Relationships! Let’s Talk About It Facebook group, and follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Share your favorite episodes on social media to help others build better, more meaningful relationships.   And if our content has helped you forge deeper connections and more meaningful relationships, be sure to help support the show by visiting our Support the Podcast page!   Theme music “These Streets” provided by Adi the Monk   Relationships! Let’s Talk About It is produced by Auxbus. You can create your own great podcast - faster and easier - at Auxbus.com

In a recent Allianz Life survey, more than 75% of people age 44 and up said that they fear outliving their money more than death! Real estate investing is one of the best ways to generate the kind of passive income that can take away that fear, but most of us don’t have the time or the talent to identify a good property, renovate it, find a tenant, get it cash flowing and manage the asset long-term. Is there a way to invest in out-of-state rental properties and earn mailbox money without being actively involved in the process? Maureen McCann is the VP of Sales and Marketing at Spartan Invest, a turnkey real estate investment firm based in Birmingham, Alabama. Spartan has made the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies in the US four years in a row. Today, Maureen joins Oliver to explain the benefits of turnkey investing in out-of-state properties, discussing how Spartan Invest identifies markets for cash flow and what criteria the team uses to select investment properties. Maureen offers insight around the Spartan approach to renovating single-family homes and describes how the business collects recurring revenue on each sale through property management. She also addresses the different ways to buy out-of-state investment properties, from traditional financing to leveraging a retirement savings account. Listen in to understand how Maureen’s team is using Shopify to sell real estate and learn how her turnkey business helps clients generate cash flow and live a worry-free life! Key Takeaways [0:39] The fundamentals of turnkey investing Way to help investors create passive income Seller finds, renovates and manages property [1:42] How Maureen got into real estate 15 years in pharmaceutical sales (quiet discontent) Real estate flipping bootcamp, masterminds Started pitching real estate to doctors on route Offered position as consultant at Memphis Invest [8:31] Maureen’s transition from 9-to-5 to real estate ‘Say YES and build airplane on way down’ Left W-2 during divorce, near bankruptcy Show kids how to get back up + keep fighting [16:26] How Maureen identifies markets for cash flow Job creation and population growth Diversity of industry (stable economy) [18:09] How Maureen identifies investment properties Look at crime rate, school rankings + average income % of renters vs. owner occupants (40% to 50% ideal) Properties in B class areas with no signs of blight [23:05] How much Spartan Invest puts into renovations Focus on distressed but not dilapidated properties Invest $30K (defer maintenance as long as possible) [27:56] How people typically buy homes with Spartan Invest 75% use conventional financing Retirement accounts [38:17] The drawback of investing with retirement funds Set aside reserves for deferred maintenance [41:51] How Spartan Invest handles vacancies System in place to get back on market quickly Only 4.2 days to get property ready to rent [45:45] The Spartan Invest referral program $1K per door referral fee [52:21] Maureen’s latest international turnkey venture Help foreign service officers invest stateside Teach masterclass at embassies [53:05] How Maureen’s team is leveraging Shopify Available properties listed in one place ($30/mo) Investor gets link + password, reserve through site Connect with Maureen Spartan Invest Spartan on Facebook Spartan on Twitter Spartan on Instagram Spartan on LinkedIn Maureen on LinkedIn Connect with Oliver Big Block Realty Oliver on Facebook Oliver on LinkedIn Resources The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America’s Wealthy by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko FortuneBuilders Richard Branson Bay Pointe Capital Gold Coast Capital Equity Trust Company Specialized IRA Services Historical Wealth Transfer Article in Business Insider ‘Outliving Your Money’ Study by Allianz Life Grant Cardone Shopify Roofstock Easy Notify Slack

Maureen Monte is an author and team consultant who has been building winning teams for over a dozen years using her Destination Unstoppable® program. She has worked with 25 sports teams resulting in 12 regional champions, 8 state finalists, and 4 state champions. Maureen accelerates team success by reducing the roadblocks to achieving goals and objectives, both in the formal system (what you do) and in the human system (how you do it.) Her journey of helping the Cranbrook Boys Varsity Hockey team go from dysfunctional to state champions in six weeks is documented in her 2016 book entitled Destination Unstoppable: The Journey of No Teammate left Behind. Maureen leverages an assessment that measures the internal motor of each player (Clifton StrengthsFinder®) so that coaches and teams can align that untapped talent with success. This is a diversity program that operates from the inside out: What does the internal motor of your team look like? How can you leverage that information to help the team reach its full potential? Her corporate clients include the University of Michigan, Ally, Kellogg's, La-Z-Boy, IBM, Huntington Bank, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and SalesForce. What you'll learn about in this episode: Why Maureen made the hard decision to leave her position as an engineer in corporate America to become an entrepreneur How discovering Clifton StrengthsFinder unexpectedly altered Maureen's career path, and how she uses it to help individuals and teams Feeling like an outsider as a female in the engineering and athletics fields How understanding the difference between men and women in STEM fields is useful information How Maureen uses probing questions to help her clients define success for themselves and integrate their personal and team definitions of success Stories of working with highly dysfunctional teams and how she worked to get their members to work together Why Maureen believes the key to success is fully exploiting your strengths while understanding your weaknesses How growing up poor altered Maureen's viewpoint and taught her life lessons about her career and success Maureen's advice to professionals who feel like they are stuck in a rut and want to make a significant career change The story of a young man who said that Maureen had “saved his life” by giving him the right career advice Ways to contact Maureen: Website: www.maureenmonte.com Email: maureen@maureenmonte.com Twitter: @maureenemonte Facebook: www.facebook.com/maureenelectamonte Facebook: www.facebook.com/DestinationUnstoppable Book: Destination Unstoppable

  Maureen Aguglia was an award winning bartender and restaurant manager when she had a near death experience that motivated her to completely change her life. This episode is PACKED with inspiring and interesting stories from Maureen's life! Find out: How a trip to her dentist almost turned deadly  How Maureen copes and thrives with dyslexia What she did when her 5th grade teacher said she would never graduate from high school  Maureen's experience with a sudden brain surgery How she "held it together" as a single mom Life behind the scenes of the fancy/flare free-pour bartending world

Today’s show features a conversation with Maureen Moore at Thrive Proactive Health, as we discuss How to have a Thriving Business. Maureen is a passionate holistic health advocate in Virginia Beach, VA, specializing in massage and various manual therapies. She has logged over 15 years’ experience in the health and wellness field. Join me for more with Maureen! What you’ll hear in this episode: The inspiration to start Thrive: wanting to empower people to be proactive about their health instead of reactive How Maureen was inspired to become an entrepreneur by a family-owned coffee shop Why Maureen wants to leave a mark on the world through her work The biggest challenges in entrepreneurship: becoming business-savvy and explaining their unique niche to people The biggest support, from her husband, family, friends, and her business partner, Julie The “AHA” moment when she knew Thrive would be successful For massage therapists and physical therapists who want to own their own businesses, Julie says, “Know your WHY, your mission, and your purpose.” Julie’s time management tips and a typical business day at Thrive—which begins before 5 am! How Maureen uses social media to promote her business The best advice she ever received? “To be disciplined and consistent.” Books that Maureen recommends: Start with Why by Simon Sinek and The Morning Miracle by Hal Elrod Upcoming events for Thrive on August 5 and 12 Resources: www.thrivevb.com Find ThriveVB on Facebook to keep up with news and events!

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