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“It felt like there was an earthquake in the running world, and we're seeing these fault lines change everything. And some things are good, and some things are weird.”   As the current American record holder in the 10,000 meters, Molly Huddle was one to watch heading into this year's Olympic Track & Field Trials. But just a few days before the Trials kicked off in Eugene, OR, Molly (who is also the American record holder in the 10 mile, the 20K, and the half-marathon) announced that she wouldn't be racing the 10K after all. She pulled out of the race, citing an injury that she's been dealing with since last year's Olympic Marathon Trials. On this episode, Molly — who represented Team USA at the last two Olympics, in 2012 in the 5000m and in 2016 in the 10,000m — talks about what it was like scratching from the biggest race of the year, and how she's handling the loss of an Olympic cycle and a chance to be on this year's team. She talks about watching her training partner and friend Emily Sisson win the 10K, shares her Trials highlights as a fan of the sport, and reflects on the current state of the running industry as a whole. Plus, Molly talks about what's next, including her running goals, her upcoming book (How She Did It, out next year), and what's on tap for the Keeping Track podcast, which she co-hosts with Roisin McGettigan-Dumas and Alysia Montaño.   SPONSOR: AfterShokz — Visit ontherun.aftershokz.com for 15% off wireless headphones.   What you'll get on this episode: What it was like watching training partner Emily Sisson win the 10000m at the Olympic Track & Field Trials (6:20) What it's been like dealing with an injury for the past year (18:00) Reflecting on racing the Mini 10K a few weeks ago (22:30) Making the decision to scratch from the Trials (35:30) What it was like hearing about Shelby Houlihan's positive drug test (38:20) How Molly felt emotionally after scratching from the Trials (41:50) Molly's thoughts on returning to the track, what the fall has in store for her, how book writing is going, and what's coming soon to Keeping Track (45:00) Molly's “State of the Running Industry” (55:00)   What we mention on this episode: Molly Huddle on Episode 51 of the Ali on the Run Show Molly Huddle on Episode 66 of the Ali on the Run Show Molly Huddle on Episode 259 of the Ali on the Run Show   Follow Molly:  Instagram @mollyhuddle Twitter @mollyhuddle Website   Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Join the Facebook group Twitter @aliontherun1 Support on Patreon Blog Strava   Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play   SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you're enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

Molly Mazzolini is Partner and Brand Integration Director at Infinite Scale, responsible for promoting not only the Infinite Scale brand, but also the multifaceted brands of its clients. She lends her branding knowledge to all projects that add to the layering or collaborative philosophy that drives all team members at Infinite Scale. Molly Mazzolini is a hands-on branding expert, working directly with the clients and the creative council to integrate the team, venue, and sponsor brands seamlessly throughout the venue. As a founding partner, Molly brings this insight and expertise to every project from conception throughout the life cycle of a project to ensure consistent and on-message brand integration. The Creative Council™, a collaborative approach to providing creative consultation to Clients, was first implemented during the 2002 Olympic Winter Games where Molly Mazzolini set up a brand-management department that worked closely with 70+ sponsors and suppliers of the US Olympic Movement. Prior to that she was at the University of Kentucky Athletics Department specializing in media relations as a liaison between coaches and the media. Molly Mazzolini's love of sport runs deep and began at an early age, and her passion for branding is a driving force at Infinite Scale. Molly understands the fans' fervor for their teams and works tirelessly to ensure that every brand touch-point both enhances the fan experience and furthers brand loyalty and recognition. Molly ensures every voice is heard, every concern abated, and every aspiration met. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Molly's work with the US Olympic Committee for the 2002 Olympic Games shined a spotlight on the need to develop a corporate partnership between the sponsors and the athletes Why it is so significant to get all the stakeholders at the table together How Infinite Scale was borne out of Molly's experiences and the relationships she built at the 2002 Winter Olympics How Molly and her co-founders launched Infinite Scale with leftover office supplies from the Olympics What it was about Infinite Scale's creative capabilities and solution-oriented deliverables that aligned so perfectly with all of Elevate Sports Ventures Goals How Infinite Scale's work with the San Francisco 49'ers eventually led to them forming an amazing partnership with Elevate Sports Ventures Additional resources: Twitter: @mollymazzolini View more of Molly Mazzolini work at Infinite Scale.  Connect with Molly on LinkedIn.

If you're a family business owner, how do the dynamics in your own family impact your ability to be successful in the business and build generational wealth? Today's guest is Molly Grubb, and she has a wealth of experience in this subject! Molly is the Founder of Grubb Wealth, the premier personal CFO firm for helping family business owners become even more successful.Grubb Wealth is designed to help business owners realize their success by building out structures to free up their time and money, allowing them to protect their wealth and build a company that is transferable to the next generation, on their own terms, of course! Molly and her team have a mission to educate over 10,000 family business owners to gain more control over their personal and professional lives, so they can find and achieve their true purpose. Helping people do this, and giving them the outlet to really fulfill it, is Molly's true passion.Molly has spoken on the TEDx stage as well as many other well-known stages across the country, and she summarizes her coaching and speaking topics in her latest book, Build Your Dynasty. When Molly is not busy connecting with her audiences and serving clients, she loves grooving on the dance floor, running or riding her heart out on her bike on any nearby trial, as well as traveling the world. She is a die-hard Buckeye fan and is always up for spending some time with her large family.Basically, Molly lives what she teaches: work hard but play harder. In this episode, Molly shares her unique insight and expertise that will be so useful to listeners as family business owners. Tune in today! What you'll learn from about in this episode:Molly tells a childhood story about her sick sister and the businessman that saved their house.How Molly got into wealth management after seeing what money could do for others.What Molly had to rely on, within herself and from others, to get through a difficult time.Going through such a difficult time in her life gave Molly the perspective and drive she needed.Molly's ideal client – a family business that is complicated enough to add value to.Some common mistakes Molly sees family businesses make – like not having a strategy.Creating systems for younger generations that are inheriting family businesses as owners.The value of outside expertise and the pushback Molly sometimes gets from business owners.Proactive conversations about money that business founders should have with their children.Indicators that a business owner needs outside expertise – anything that distracts them from just being an owner.Molly explains what a virtual family office is, why you might need one, and how they work.Grubb Wealth's five-step process – Discovery Meeting, Investment Plan Meeting, Mutual Commitment Meeting, 45-Day Meeting, and Regular Process Meeting.Some common transitional moments that impact family businesses, like retirement or health.Helping family business owners release their roles in retirement and training those next in line.Molly's advice for business owners on the fence about a family office or wealth manager.Click Here to Download the Transcript

Episode Highlights: [1:35] A little about Molly’s journey with entrepreneurship[3:30] How Molly settled on digital products[5:42] The benefits of building a digital products business[8:25] Some misconceptions around building a digital products business[10:11] How Molly decides what her next steps will be[12:35] Some advice for getting into the digital products space[16:09] Molly’s top tools for creating digital products[18:44] Where to find Molly onlineAbout Molly: Molly Ho is a digital product and course coach, strategist, designer, and educator. She helps her clients and customers from beginning to end - starting from validating your product idea to knowing how to market and sell it. She’s the founder of the Keep Getting Paid membership community and she recently just launched a Canva template shop to help business owners market and sell their offers.About Your Host:Jacinta Gandy is passionate about small business and a champion of women’s entrepreneurship. She’s the founder of Social Circle, a full-service design studio specializing in bold, beautiful web design for female entrepreneurs.You can learn more about Jacinta at- socialcircleinc.com- Follow on IG at jacinta_gandyThank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate, and review the Hustle With Purpose Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For detailed show notes please go to socialcircleinc.com/podcast. 

We’re back with another amazing show with Molly Mahoney, from The Prepared Performer today! In this episode, Molly is so tactical and we highly recommend you go to HustleAndFlowchart.tv as this is one of the few ones where she shows her screen. You’ll see her dive into her Spaghetti Launch, where she pulled off a crazy successful launch. The beauty is she didn’t even have a ton of people going through there but still got crazy results.  We are in awe of all the live videos Molly puts out and she gives a boatload of tips on how to change up your Facebook newsfeed so that you can engage more with the content that you want to see, how to best use your Facebook memories to increase engagement, her daily STARS tactic. We also talk about ramping up our Facebook engagement in the groups, and with other social platforms, best practices for group posts, and how to track them as well as using friends lists the right way. After you’ve taken all this in, be sure to listen to our previous chat with Molly (where you’ll hear the brussel sprouts strategy) as well as our conversation with Curt Maly for even more Facebook golden nuggets. “It revives your group and I’m always wanting to add more people to it, but more than that I don’t want to add a bunch of people into a group that makes it dead. I’d rather talk to the people who are there and increase the engagement.” - Molly Mahoney   Some Topics We Discussed Include: How to raise awareness to the free challenge from the get-go Opening up your own bottle of social media champagne How Molly went from giving free content to generating $300K in a short time An important distinction of where to put your training videos for your challenge How to up your community engagement How to implement your own daily STARS effort in your group What’s almost as good as brussel sprouts? Tune in to find out! How to create your own giant orb of information and show the algorithm who you want to be connected with How to repurpose your content and stay top of mind on Facebook Leaning into JOMO and how we are using ClubHouse today   Resources From Molly Mahoney: LiveVideo.club InVideo The Prepared Performer GLAM: Go Live And Monetize Podcast   References and Links Mentioned: Be.Live Group Track CRM Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! Did you know we have an awesome YouTube Channel?  Join the Facebook Community - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we’ve had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! This episode is sponsored by Easy Webinar - be sure to check out these special deals for our listeners. Leveraging Facebook For Free Organic Reach - Molly Mahoney How To Force Facebook To Give You Cheap Opt-ins - Curt Maly

Welcome back, Aligned Entrepreneurs! In this episode, Life Coach Molly J. Wilder came onto the show to speak all about her healing journey. Molly opened up about how plant medicine saved her life, how she uses inner child work to transform core beliefs, and how getting present in her body is what allows her to tap into her intuition. She shares about how entrepreneurs can use inner child work to overcome limiting beliefs in their businesses and gives tips on manifesting without attaching to outcomes.  Plus, she shares how she created her dream love story and recent engagement through getting clear on what she wanted and radically saying ‘no' to anything that wasn't in alignment. Molly exudes calm, peaceful energy --  if you're ready to feel seen and supported as you work through emotions that come up in your business, then this episode is for you!    Connect with Molly:   Visit her website: https://mollyjwilder.com/ Follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mollyjwilder/  Book a Tarot reading: http://mollyjwilder.com/tarot-readings/    Overview:   00:30 - Intro to Molly Wilder 05:29 - The process of uncovering our essence as women 07:05 - Molly's love story manifestation 09:15 - Why you can't put restrictions on the universe for how things are going to happen 10:03 - Molly's proposal 12:02 - About inner child work and Molly's experience with it 13:19 - Understanding unintegrated emotions 16:27 - Feeling emotions versus fixing them 17:00 - The power of getting present with ourselves and discerning between thinking and feeling 18:04 - How embodiment plays out in manifestation 18:52 - How getting to our core beliefs lead to breakthroughs 21:19 - The friendly ego 21:59 - How the belief of “I'm not enough” helps you survive in the world and stay connected to the people around you 23:25 - The power of having compassion for our core beliefs 25:05 - Lauren's practice of writing letters to her inner child 28:03 - How inner child work has transformed Molly's life 30:45 - The importance of continuously reevaluating what you want to do in your business 32:40 - How our bodies are antennas that pick up the messages of the universe 35:15 - Molly's experience with ayahuasca 43:00 - Psychedelic education 44:50 - Mindset and alignment as a business owner 48:31 - The Surrender Experiment by Michael Singer 50:10 - How the money kept showing up when Molly left her job 51:47 - How Molly visualized and manifested paying off her debt 52:29 - How Molly manifested her partner 55:32 - Molly's passion for Tarot 59:34 - How we have all of the answers inside of us

Molly Stillman is a writer, blogger, wife, mom, and podcaster. She describes her life as a continuous act of trying to make as much positive impact as she can from her own little space.    Molly’s blogging success Molly started her online blogging journey way back when she was in college, a time when not so many people were familiar with online journaling and blogging.    Having majored in Creative Writing whilst in College, this went a long way in helping Molly stay consistent and better on her online writing hobby.  When she graduated in 2007, Molly decided to take her blogging a notch higher and made a switch from Journal blogging to live WordPress blogging.  Looking back at how she’s grown and transformed over the years, Molly owes a lot of it to her first 2-3 years outside of college. It was during this period that she started experiencing the real outside world from a whole new set of lenses; and as she kept writing about these new experiences, her following kept growing.  In 2012 Molly decided to rebrand and commercialize her blog.  Writing a consistent 5-6 posts a  week, Molly was not only grateful for the big following she had begun to amas but also made the big decision of fully focusing on Blogging as her job in 2014.    About her niche. And podcasting.  Molly writes about purchasing ethical training in the Fashion industry.  She’s focused on helping individuals use their purchasing power as clients to make a positive impact.  So it was a no-brainer in focusing her podcast theme on the same theme when she started her podcast in 2016.  Business with purpose is a podcast where Molly interviews companies, and individuals who are impacting the world in a positive way.  She talks about the various stakeholders that these companies and individuals are working with, and how they’ve all decided to put their personal interests aside in order to serve the greater good.  230+ episodes down the line and Molly is more than enjoying her experience with providing a platform to share these wonderful stories.    Through the podcasts, Molly is trying to change the current societal culture and mainstream belief system of putting yourself first, and looking out for yourself before anyone or anything else.  Molly is trying to show how serving the community and placing yourself after others is a way to not only lead a grateful and happy life but a way of attracting good and luck into your life too.    Growing her blog and podcast.  Molly has sacrificed her time and focus to ensure the slow and steady growth of her show. She’s said no to ‘Gaming the system’ schemes of trying to amass a big following which isn’t genuine or specific to her niche. This has indeed paid off, as Molly recently did a survey, through which she found out that she has readers who have been following her content for more than 6 years!  They’ve become a sort of online family, that has been with her throughout every major step of her adult life; from when she got engaged, married, pregnant, lost her pregnancy and prospering in her career.  She’s also had the honour of hosting a diverse range of professionals on her podcasts, all of whom are in unique careers, but in a way, still, find a way to make a positive impact.  Because at the end of the day, it really doesn't matter the industry or job that you do, what really matters is how you decided to frame and look at it. You can choose to see it as any other job, or you can see it as an opportunity to serve people and make a positive impact.    Molly’s superpower.  Integrity. Molly highly values integrity in not just herself, but also in her close friends and family. She’s been committed to sharing nothing but honest and transparent stories through her blog.    Molly is also a good discerner. She has the superpower of making the right decisions when faced with the pressure to pick a path in business, or in life generally.    Timestamps 00:46 When Molly started her blog in college.  02:21 How Molly rebranded her blog after college 03:39 Starting her Podcast in the summer of 2016 06:13 Changing the current culture to a serving culture 07:16 Growing her podcast.  10:32 The kind of businesses Molly interviews.  14:19 Giving genuine help 16:02 Molly’s advice to aspiring writers 19:46 Practicing daily gratitude journaling.  22:03 Molly’s superpower   Quotes There’s only so much you can do with pictures and written words. Actually hearing the story has much more impact.    In a culture that promotes the practice of putting your self-interest before others, I’m trying to counter the message by showing the personal and general benefits of serving others.    It doesn’t matter what kind of job you’re doing, what really matters is how you choose to look at it, you can either see it as just any other job or a way to make a positive impact and serve people.    We all have so very many different and diverse gifts, and they're all an opportunity to make a positive change in the world.    Serve without the expectation of receiving in return. Do it cause it’s the right and good thing to do.    Connect with Molly S Website - https://www.stillbeingmolly.com Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/stillbeingmolly Twitter - https://twitter.com/stillbeingmolly Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/stillbeingmolly/ Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1160036500  

“The worst thing you can do is count yourself out.” Last year, Molly Seidel ran her first marathon — at the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials, where she finished second and earned herself a spot on the U.S. Olympic Marathon Team. And she'll be the first to tell you that she wouldn't have gotten to that start line without her #1 fan: her sister, Izzy. Now, one year later, Molly is a professional runner for Puma, training for the 2021 Olympics, and Izzy is her self-appointed hype girl. On this episode, the Seidel sisters — who are roommates in Boston — talk about what their family was like growing up, and about how their lives have changed since the Trials. Plus, they talk about the importance of "the pursuit of fun" in everything they do, and share their experiences with the comparison trap, imposter syndrome, and building confidence. (Pro tip: Having a hype girl helps!) SPONSOR: goodr. Click here and use code ONTHERUN for $10 off! What you’ll get on this episode: Which of Molly’s races has been the most challenging? (4:30) How Molly’s feeling after her 68:29 half-marathon PR (and race win!) in Atlanta last weekend (8:50) All about Molly’s attitude when it comes to racing (11:00) On getting the call that the 2021 Olympics are happening (!!!), and what her training will look like leading up to Tokyo 2021 (18:20) Is Molly moving to Flagstaff? (25:30) Looking back at the 2020 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials, and what that day was like for the Seidels  (35:40) Molly and Izzy talk about their childhood and what growing up together was like (43:30) What we mention on this episode: Izzy on Episode 236 of the Ali on the Run Show Molly’s slow mile Follow Molly: Instagram @bygolly.molly Follow Izzy: Instagram @isabelseidel Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Join the Facebook group Twitter @aliontherun1 Support on Patreon Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

Mindful & Intentional is brought to you by Idenati   Molly Horne is a beautiful dancer and a beautiful human being. We met during our college years at NYU via a mutual friend. Since then, I've silently watched from afar as she's blossomed into a professional dancer with a distinctive personal style. When I started thinking about what sorts of people I'd love to have on the podcast, glimpses of her expressive and enchanting movements sprang into my mind from the myriad personal choreographies that she posts on Instagram. Something told me that she moves through the world with an incredible amount of intention, and boy was I right. I have a feeling you'll enjoy this one.    Follow Molly on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mollymoll12/   (1:45) How Molly responds when people ask, "What do you do?"   (5:10) When she first fell in love with dance.   (7:20) The best day of her life.    (12:00) Moving to LA with a dream, but no plan.   (14:40) Chasing a passion while working 4 jobs.    (19:20) A big moment of self-doubt.    (24:30) Dancers operate outside of traditional employment benefits (e.g. healthcare). How that plays into Molly's thought process.    (30:45) The intention behind sharing personal choreographies on Instagram.

Have you ever looked at a beautiful Model and thought, I wonder what she eats? Molly Ritter, is an *actual* Model and Actress, and she got so tired of being asked that very question, that she went ahead and created her own food blog. Lucky for us, because her recipes are fantastic and actually succeed at tasting delicious while still being healthy. She shares two of her favorite breakfast recipes with us, and gives us a little glimpse inside her daily life.  What’s in this episode: How Molly became a food blogger How being an Actor and Model affects what Molly eats  How Molly makes healthy food taste delicious  She shares her collagen pancake recipe  What goes into developing a healthy recipe  Why Molly is not afraid of carbs  What makes the *perfect* pancake This is controversial, but Molly swears by adding vegetables to her pancakes. It’s way better than you think, she explains.  The spice that makes everything taste like donuts Another make-ahead breakfast you have to try this week: overnight oats  Molly’s pumpkin overnight oats recipe is *Chef’s kiss* The signature cooking method she has dubbed “dump and pray”  Pro tip for overnight oats - you can reuse a nut butter jar, and you don’t even have to clean it first! Molly’s mindset in the kitchen is actually great advice for life at large  Molly’s famous uncle … kind of  Links from the show:  Molly on Instagram: @MollyRitter Thyme For Honey on Instagram  @Thymeforhoney Thyme For Honey blog: www.ThymeForHoney.com Dear Food on Instagram @DearFoodPodcast Dear Food on YouTube Recipes from the show: Pumpkin Maple Overnight Oatmeal recipe: https://thymeforhoney.com/pumpkin-maple-overnight-oatmeal/ Be on the Show Tell us your food stories!  The first time you remember tasting food, your dream dinner, or just a food that you can’t stop thinking about. Call in to leave us a voicemail at 626-709-6551 or send your messages to dearfoodpodcast@gmail.com  Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE on Apple Podcasts,  and share this episode with a friend! It makes a huge difference for independent podcasters like me.

Learning how to identify our feelings and unhealthy patterns can be very confronting and push many edges, but it can lead to more connection and a deeper truth (and that is so worth it!) On today’s episode, I invite my friend Molly Godfrey to come talk about her profound journey to sobriety, her sexual awakening, and finding herself through deep healing. We dive into the importance of doing the vulnerable thing and how to release our limiting beliefs around what it means to be satisfied and free.  We get deep into: The feeling of emptiness that led to Molly’s journey of self-discovery.  Expressing desires and what that can mean for your sex. The conditioning around what to do if we are unhappy or unsatisfied.  How Molly’s internalized shame and guilt manifested in her life and how she began to heal it.  The many ways addiction can show up and the importance of identifying it.  Her intimate journey to finding nourishing and powerful sex. And more!   Learn more about Molly: https://mollygodfrey.com Molly’s IG: https://www.instagram.com/askformolly/ Subscribe to my email list and learn more about a desire-led life: https://www.aimeebatuski.com/ Come and join our fb community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DesireOnFire/ Check out my instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/aimeebatuski/ And my retreat company instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/desireonfire/

Depending on where you live, micro-weddings may be the only option in your area. Or... a bash for 400 guests might still be a thing! Not only are the rules all over the place, but a wedding pro's personal beliefs on whether live events should be taking place during a pandemic certainly make the situation even more difficult. In this week's episode of the This Week In Weddings podcast, we're chatting with a wedding planner about her thought process on moving forward with events both before and after testing positive for Covid-19 and her experience sharing the news with others she potentially exposed, including clients just days away from their wedding. About our guest: With over 10 years of event industry experience, Molly is as bubbly as she is committed to event planning excellence. Her extensive experience in components ranging from floral design and catering, to AV and live show design have equipped her to produce exceptional parties on behalf of her clients. She has executed five-star events across the United States and in the Caribbean, and worked in conjunction with the White House Chief of Staff. Believing that luxury and volume can live together, Molly founded Pop Parties in 2015. Her highly-trained team of planners produce over 40 events per year and is now  regarded as one of Texas’ premier planning firms for weddings, social gatherings, and creative corporate events.   In this episode, listeners will hear about: Molly's background and how she got started in the wedding industry Molly's perspective on events continuing during Covid prior to testing positive for the virus The worst phone call Molly had to make in her entire career How Molly's perspective changed after testing positive and potentially exposing clients in the days leading up to their wedding Want to connect with Molly? Online: https://popparties.com/ Facebook Instagram ------- SUPPORT THE PODCAST! Have you gotten value from This Week In Weddings? If so, it's time to pay it forward! Your contribution of as little as 10-cents a day will help us offset our costs, like file storage, web hosting, and editing. Plus, a larger donation gets you perks, like access to a private Facebook group to discuss each week’s episode! Check out the ways you can contribute to the show.

If you're a family business owner, how do the dynamics in your own family impact your ability to be successful in the business and build generational wealth? Today's guest is Molly Grubb, and she has a wealth of experience in this subject! Molly is the Founder of Grubb Wealth, the premier personal CFO firm for helping family business owners become even more successful.Grubb Wealth is designed to help business owners realize their success by building out structures to free up their time and money, allowing them to protect their wealth and build a company that is transferable to the next generation, on their own terms, of course! Molly and her team have a mission to educate over 10,000 family business owners to gain more control over their personal and professional lives, so they can find and achieve their true purpose. Helping people do this, and giving them the outlet to really fulfill it, is Molly's true passion.Molly has spoken on the TEDx stage as well as many other well-known stages across the country, and she summarizes her coaching and speaking topics in her latest book, Build Your Dynasty. When Molly is not busy connecting with her audiences and serving clients, she loves grooving on the dance floor, running or riding her heart out on her bike on any nearby trial, as well as traveling the world. She is a die-hard Buckeye fan and is always up for spending some time with her large family.Basically, Molly lives what she teaches: work hard but play harder. In this episode, Molly shares her unique insight and expertise that will be so useful to listeners as family business owners. Tune in today!What you'll learn from about in this episode:Molly tells a childhood story about her sick sister and the businessman that saved their house.How Molly got into wealth management after seeing what money could do for others.What Molly had to rely on, within herself and from others, to get through a difficult time.Going through such a difficult time in her life gave Molly the perspective and drive she needed.Molly's ideal client – a family business that is complicated enough to add value to.Some common mistakes Molly sees family businesses make – like not having a strategy.Creating systems for younger generations that are inheriting family businesses as owners.The value of outside expertise and the pushback Molly sometimes gets from business owners.Proactive conversations about money that business founders should have with their children.Indicators that a business owner needs outside expertise – anything that distracts them from just being an owner.Molly explains what a virtual family office is, why you might need one, and how they work.Grubb Wealth's five-step process – Discovery Meeting, Investment Plan Meeting, Mutual Commitment Meeting, 45-Day Meeting, and Regular Process Meeting.Some common transitional moments that impact family businesses, like retirement or health. Additional Resources:Molly Grubb on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mollygrubb/Molly Grubb on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/molly.m.grubbGrubb Wealth Management: https://grubbwealth.com/Grubb Wealth Management on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/grubbwealth/Grubb Wealth Management on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GrubbWealthManagementBuild Your Dynasty: https://www.amazon.com/Build-Your-Dynasty-Resources-Business/dp/B07VDMLYY2

Molly Grubb is the Founder of Grubb Wealth, a premier personal CFO firm that helps business owners gain control of their business. Grubb Wealth is designed to help business owners realize their purpose and build personal wealth through a well-defined process. Molly is working toward her goal of helping 10,000 business owners gain control over their personal and professional lives. She has been a featured speaker and presenter at many professional organizations and business groups where she shares her expertise generously. Molly’s award-winning presentations have been recognized by professional speaking coaches, not only for their content but for the quality of her presentations. When Molly is not busy connecting with her audiences and serving clients, she loves spending time with a large family. Molly is a cycling enthusiast leading her group of almost 400 fellow cyclists called Chicks Gone Cycling. What You Will Learn: Molly’s journey into the field of wealth management The difference between executing a transaction and intentional planning with a process for return on your investment in your business when exiting a business and the implications for your long term wealth. How to take advantage of the full spectrum of services a “family office” (extensive set of dedicated and highly knowledgeable advisors retained or employed by wealthy families) can offer without being uber wealthy Common obstacles that women business owners face in building wealth How Molly makes her life work so she can perform at a high level while fulfilling her personal commitments at home Resources: Website: https://grubbwealth.com/ Molly’s Book: https://molly1285f6.clickfunnels.com/squeeze-page24157804 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mollygrubb/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/grubbwealth/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GrubbWealthManagement/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grubbdynasty/

Molly Seidel Our catchup:Alysia launches &mother!(fact check: here is the article on Alex Morgan sponsored while pregnant story: Head to EricaSara designs for &mother jewelry and check out our tank tops out on march 29 to support &mother! Interview:Where Molly is during the quarantine: back home in wisconsinHow hard the isolation is if you live alone4-Barrista life: She is a Pro Runner first, and barrista on the sideWhy she does it: balances her life10-15 diving into the trials race: what she felt before during and after . going from first marathon to first Olympic Team15-how her attitude of low expectation and having fun/being present buffered negative emotions, the atmosphere being exciting and having a big support crew 17-working with Aliphine in last 6 miles, how she looks up to her advice of doing the training that works for her and not comparing to others20-her injury history the last 2 years was really hard. Bone density issues from eating disorder affected her first 2 years as a pro Had to find out who she was if she didn’t have running23-her buildup to the trials, changed training back towards what worked in college (more moderate workouts and higher mileage), focus on overall health26-letting her goals unfold rather than pushing through injuries and unhealthy stages to hit goalsOutcome goals vs process goals-it’s where joy is. How she did not enjoy her college success because she wasn’t healthy“Frankly my last two NCAA championships, like there was no joy in those. I was mentally unwell”31-Molly’s lessons from college (link to Julias Hanlon's Running on Om podcast ep 225)*footlocker stat: Thanks for the research Sara Slattery!" The race has been run since 1979 and there have been 41 Champions on the men’s side, 12 have become NCAA Champions and 7 of them have made Olympic teams. Yet on the Women’s side there have been 4 NCAA Champions, and only 1 Olympian (Now 2 Olympians as of February 29, 2020 with Molly Siedel making the marathon team, despite overcoming some of these issues herself).”Why aren’t our best female jr athletes becoming our best sr athletes?Many girls fall through the cracks for reasons to do with female athlete body, mental health, womanhood etc36-How Molly made it through this-good support system, not everyone has this“(That running is a small part of who you are as a person) I think that’s really important to someone in a vulnerable state or for kids to hear; you are more than this sport you’re doing.40-Sponsor support: Saucony is unique in their support of the whole athlete in this industry-gave Molly a chance, a smaller deal than she normally would have earned but with time and understanding for her to heal and develop45-how covid is affecting her career and future Olympic berth49-what her training is like now during the quarantine and what races are in her future53- Molly’s story-it takes hard work and time to make an Olympic team-you never fully get over an eating disorder, it’s a lot of checking in, adjusting and awareness to stay on healthy path

When someone wakes up with a kink in their neck, or suffers from chronic back pain, treatment tends to range from visiting a chiropractor to getting incredibly expensive surgery. Today's guest advocates for empowering patients with knowledge about physical therapy so they have options before electing for invasive procedures. Molly King is a physical therapist and athletic trainer with Inspired Athletx. She's also the brains behind FreeMVMT, which educates therapists and patients on the power of PT. Molly joins Aaron in this episode to share her journey to working at a cash-based clinic, what inspired her to create FreeMVMT, and what a cash practice is like from the employee side.    “Your job is going to be different than if you worked in a more traditional setting.” - Molly King   What do you want to hear from the CashPT Lunch Hour? Tell us here!    Get Your CashPT Checklist to Start Building Your Cash-Based Physical Therapy Practice Now! Find it Here   10x Your Marketing, 10X Your Action, 10X Your Thinking, 10X Your Income, and 10X Your Impact in 12 Months or Less with The CashPT Platinum Mastermind! Learn More Here!   Do you want to know that one thing that helped Aaron accelerate his business? Join the PT Bizcon on March 19 to 21 and get the early bird promo by checking PTBizcon.com before February 9!   In This Episode:   - How Molly got into working with Inspired Athletx   - The clinic's process of onboarding clients   - The perks of working at Inspired Athletx   - An employee's perspective of working at a cash-based clinic   - What is FreeMVMT?   - How the apprehension of being touched affects people's perspective in getting physical therapy   Episode Resources:   - Inspired Athletx Website - https://inspiredathletx.com   - Inspired Athletx Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/InspiredAthletx/   Inspired Athletx Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/inspiredathletx/   - Free MVMT Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/FreeMVMT1/   - Free MVMT Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/freemvmt/ (https://www.instagram.com/freemvmt/ ) Connect with Aaron:   - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/AaronLeBauer/   - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/aaronlebauer/   - Twitter - https://twitter.com/AaronLeBauer   - LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronlebauer/   - Website - https://aaronlebauer.com/

How to Subscribe to Vibrant Happy Women: Apple Podcasts · Android · Overcast · Castbox · Radio Public About this Episode: Experiencing stressors is par for the course in life. No one is immune. Loss of employment, death, wayward children, financial struggle, illness, divorce — the list is vast. How do you cope when you are being weighed down by stressful times? You can’t always choose what happens to you, but you can choose how to handle it. And for Molly Goodheart, she chose to be the captain of her own ship. What You'll Learn:  How Molly’s motto “I don’t need to know everything, I just need to know someone who knows” can lighten burdens What it means to be captain of your own ship How to deal with the illness of a child How to move on after divorce Why it’s important to be the kind of person you want to attract Why it’s crucial to get to know yourself And many more inspiring stories from Molly Links From This Episode: Vibrant Happy Women Retreat thegoodmolly.com Non-fiction: Questions are the Answer by Hal B. Gregersen Shadow and Bone Trilogy by Leigh Bardugo The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden Milwaukee Children’s Hospital Vibrant Happy Women Retreat Jen on Instagram Jen on Facebook Follow Molly on Instagram Follow Molly on Facebook Betterhelp - Vibrant Happy Women listeners get 10% off the first month with discount code HAPPY! Join me at the Vibrant Happy Women Retreat!   Learn more at jenriday.com/retreat   Subscribe to the Vibrant Happy Women Podcast: Apple Podcasts · Android · Overcast · Castbox · Radio Public How to Leave a Review: Give us a Rating & Review · How to Leave a Review Ask Jen a Question: Have a comment or question for me? Email me at support@jenriday.com. I'd love to hear from you!  

If you haven’t heard Molly Bloom’s story you’re missing an incredible lesson in overcoming adversity. You could say she made her own bed—and she’d agree with you. The legal trouble she got into bears it out as well. What did she get into hot water over? She was involved in organizing and managing high-stakes poker games for high-profile and high net worth individuals and she stepped over a legal line. A Federal raid of her home, her arrest, and a very public trial offered her the opportunity to make some new choices and move in a new direction. That’s when everything about her mindset, perception about herself, and personal integrity began to change. Listen to this episode—not just to hear a provocative story but also to hear how overcoming adversity is possible for all of us. Outline of This Episode [3:10] The incredible story that makes Molly an example of overcoming adversity [7:30] Molly’s motivation to speak and inspire people to persist and persevere [9:28] Why Molly rejected the Feds offer for immunity despite the repercussions [12:29] The reason difficult choices are necessary and even helpful [15:08] What it takes to build a great product and recruit a great team [18:42] The reasons Molly takes such time to target her clients [24:30] Why Molly’s attorney, Charlie, choose to take her case [28:17] How Molly convinced Aaron Sorkin to do a movie of her story [30:01] Persevering and using rejection to fuel yourself forward [34:38] Why Molly persists even when everything is against her [40:28] The power and benefit of meditation in Molly’s life (and mine) Resources & People Mentioned SPONSOR: https://ScoutRFP.com/negotiation Aaron Sorkin, Director  Connect with Molly Bloom Molly on Instagram: @ImMollyBloom Molly on Twitter: @ImMollyBloom Follow Molly on LinkedIn MOVIE: Molly’s Game (about her life) Molly’s book “Molly’s Game” Connect With Mark Follow Negotiations Ninja on Twitter: @NegotiationPod Connect with Mark on LinkedIn Follow Negotiations Ninja on LinkedIn Connect on Instagram: @NegotiationPod Subscribe to Negotiations Ninja

"You deserve to be on that starting line. Believe in yourself and your training." Molly Bookmyer is a 2:44 marathoner who recently finished third in the U.S. 25K championships. But the road to an Olympic Trials qualifying time hasn't been easy. On this episode, Molly shares her inspiring story of resilience and positivity. In 2013, Molly's doctors found a brain tumor and needed to perform brain surgery to remove it. Then, she suffered a seizure while running on the treadmill, and had to have a second brain surgery. After recovering, getting healthy, and getting back on the run, Molly and her now-husband got married. But one week after returning from their honeymoon, he was diagnosed with testicular cancer. Molly is a force to be reckoned with, on the run and beyond. Thank you to Generation UCAN for sponsoring the You Can Run a Marathon series on the Ali on the Run Show! Click here and use code ONTHERUN for 20 percent off your order, plus free shipping. (First-time buyers, check out the UCAN Run Starter Pack here, and get 50 percent off.)   What you’ll get on this episode: Molly’s inspiring story (2:05) On leaning into running during difficult times (8:50) On grieving an injury and healing emotionally (12:15) What Molly’s work day looks like right now (15:20) Why the marathon? Plus, what Molly’s first marathon training cycle and race looked like (16:10) How Molly fuels for marathon training and racing (22:00) When Molly realized she had the potential to run an Olympic Trials qualifying time in the marathon (26:00) On training in Ohio’s ever-changing weather (34:10) What race week looks like for Molly (35:10) Follow Molly: Instagram @mollybookie Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Facebook Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

Join David Ackert as he interviews Molly Porter, Director of Marketing at Seyfarth in this episode of the Market Leaders Podcast. Tune in to hear them discuss: - How Molly applies Design Thinking concepts to better connect to her firm's prospects and clients. - Why tapping into your client and competitive intelligence data will help you identify and streamline your Design Thinking-based campaigns. - How to showcase the value of content marketing and draw a line from creative projects to ROI.

Make sure to follow us on Instagram @UnhesitantPodcast Summer is coming! This week we have influencer and CEO, Molly Curley: a self-made, self-funded business owner and entrepreneur. In addition to starting her own swimwear company, Molly J Swim, she also models, creates content and works with brands on Instagram, and just recently started a photography company, Molly J Photography. We dive into all things LIFE, finding your niche and how Google has helped her out over the years in her many business ventures. We dive into... How Molly earned her degree at Bentley in just 3 years How modeling since age 8 gave her a behind the scenes look into the fashion industry Living in NYC and Miami and why nowhere will ever compare to Boston Starting to work with TRIANGL in 2014 and how that gave her exposure on social media Companies reaching out on Instagram and how she monetizes her social media Starting her own swimwear business from scratch and self funding Diving into the world of photography  What's next for Molly as she expands all of her businesses and looks to spread to the West Coast ...and so much more!   CONNECT WITH MOLLY MollyJSwim.com   Website   Photography Website   Follow Molly J Swim on Instagram!   Follow Molly's personal page on Instagram!   Follow Molly J Photography on Instagram!  __________ We're thrilled to announce our partnership with Kettlebell Kitchen. Use code "COMINGINHOT" to get $25 off your first two orders on their website! Our Website Spotify Instagram Email us to be a guest or suggest a guest! unhesitantpodcast@gmail.com   Be Unhesitant, K 

New coaches often do not understand the inherent value of coaching; it’s not that complicated! ***Become a patron and get exclusive Mind Flipper access and benefits. Visit https://www.patreon.com/mindflipping Thank you for your support!!!!*** Join me as I chat with outstanding return guest, super coach, and author, Molly Gordon on all things coaching! Molly Gordon is the author of The Way of the Accidental Entrepreneur, and wants to help new coaches understand their inherent value as coaches, how to use intuition for self-improvement, and how to become successful without trying too hard! What is the value of intuition? How do I deal with the pressure of learning how to coach? Let’s find out on this mind flipping journey, together!   Show Notes: Advice for new or prospective coaches (4:45) Molly debunks the belief that “You have to spend a lot of money in order to make money!” and how experiencing coaching helps you become a better coach! (7:57) Why coaches should always play to their strengths! (10:28) How Molly learned the value of intuition and listening to your heart. (12:15) Not all intuition looks alike! (12:55) Intuitive moments to inspire you from Molly’s life. (14:55) Where does consciousness come from? (18:30) How does an understanding of consciousness connect with coaching? (20:25) Molly discusses Michael Neil’s The Inside Out Revolution , consciousness, and how it can help your mind flip! (23:00) Molly explains the Three Principles and how it can help you change your life! (26:45)   Something Molly feels that she needs help with (32:55)   Molly’s final thoughts and how it can apply to the new coach (34:34)   Additional Resources: Join our newsletter Visit https://www.patreon.com/mindflipping to support the Mind Flipping Podcast. New to coaching? Grab a copy of Molly’s Book! Work with Molly or learn more! Michael Neil’s The Inside Out Revolution PDF (FREE RESOURCE!!!) Molly on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter! Rick on Twitter & Instagram   If you would like to contact Rick, you can send him an audio message, use the contact page HERE  or in connect with him in the Mind Flipping Facebook Group. Let’s keep the mind flipping conversation going, together!  

This week, on the PRmoment podcast in the latest of our life stories series, I’m pleased to welcome Molly Aldridge, Global CEO of M&C Saatchi Public Relations.Molly has worked for both large and small agencies, independent and networked. She joined M&C Saatchi Public Relations in 2012. The company has a fee income of circa £10m and employs circa 100 people. Here is what Molly reveals: [00:03:32] The importance of PR being a good place for parents to come back to work after having children. [00:04:36] Why PR as a sector needs to make sure that it looks after working mums and dads otherwise you lose a whole set of talent certainly within the industry at a time when PR firms are struggling to find sufficient talent. [00:05:27] Why Molly's time at Cohn & Wolfe was such an important job in her career. [00:05:45] What makes a good public relations practitioner today. [00:06:50] Why PR needs great people brokers. [00:08:34] How sometimes a hotbed of exciting young agency talent can splinter to launch a number of different agencies. [00:10:00] Why an agency has to keep its momentum up. [00:10:03] Why the type of clients are a really important part of an agency’s momentum. [00:10:03] How an agency can lose its momentum. [00:12:29] The difference of working for a big agency compared with an independent agency. [00:14:57] Why you need to be a lot more autonomous, a lot more proactive and a lot more entrepreneurial in a smaller firm. [00:15:23] Why Molly's time at Henry's House was critical to the success of Slam. [00:15:46] Why success is a mixture of hard work and luck. [00:18:10] How the opportunity to create and lead Slam came about. [00:18:45] Why the launch of Slam would not have worked without Scott Wilson's sponsorship. [00:19:58] Why the launch of Slam worked when so many other consumer offers of large PR firms have failed. [00:20:20] Why rapid agency growth is much easier if you grow as your clients grow. [00:23:30] How Slam managed to grow at 30% year on year with a profit margin of 30% in the consumer PR market. [00:24:59] Why was Colin Byrne such a good mentor to Molly? [00:26:43] Why in a “US holding company world” you need someone at a senior level to have your back. [00:28:19] Why did Molly leave Slam - which she had grown to a multi-geography global PR firm - to join M&C Saatchi PR which at the time had a fee income of less that £1m? [00:31:08] Why the right opportunities should make you excited and terrified in equal measure. [00:31:37] Why Molly felt she'd taken Slam as far she could. [00:31:42] Why, because of its US-based ownership, Molly felt (at the end) the relationship was getting a bit parent-child like. [00:33:10] How Molly and Chris Hides have taken M&C Saatchi Public Relations from a fee income of circa £1 million to over £10 million. [00:33:54] Why growing an agency business quickly is really about relationships, people and hard work. [00:35:53] The mystery of why there is not more cross pollination of clients in multi-discipline marketing firms. [00:37:56] the In the absence of global British brands how has Molly grown M&C Saatchi Public Relations globally. [00:40:26] Why the partnership between Molly and Chris Hides works so well. [00:44:38]

In last week’s episode, Ralph and Molly talked about Facebook’s new campaign budget optimization tool (CBO). But this week they dive in a little deeper to explore how this tool can increase the social proof on your ad sets.  Molly explains how to use ad sets from a previous campaign to increase their engagement and conversions. Ralph then shows us where to find the deceivingly hidden “minimum budget” option and how to use it to find new audiences. Lastly, they explain when NOT to use the CBO option in order to avoid resetting the optimization process. In This Episode You’ll Learn: How the tool decides which ads to increase the budget for How Molly spread ad sets out amongst various CBO campaigns with a $2,000 daily budget for increased social proof on all ad sets Why using the minimum budget tool can actually increase the engagement on your under-performing ads Links and Resources Mentioned In This Episode:  Train My Traffic Person Webinar Episode 71: The Michigan Method: A Strategy For Scaling Ad Campaigns Episode 182: Top Instagram and Facebook Predictions of 2019 Episode 183: How Facebook’s New Campaign Budget Optimization Tool Can Get You Leads Faster This Simple Facebook Ad Trick Gets More Leads & Customers In 5-10 Minutes Flat Facebook's Campaign Budget Optimization Tool Smart Marketer |Ecommerce Courses by Ezra Firestone Thanks for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to The Perpetual Traffic Podcast? Connect with us on iTunes and leave us a review. iTunes not your thing? Find us on Spotify, Stitcher, or TuneIn or at DigitalMarketer.com.

Molly Bloom (@immollybloom) is an entrepreneur, speaker, and author of Molly's Game: The True Story of the 26-Year-Old Woman Behind the Most Exclusive, High-Stakes Underground Poker Game in the World. What We Discuss with Molly Bloom: What Molly Bloom learned by running underground poker games for some of the world's wealthiest and well-known. The psychology Molly used to control the games -- and their players. The secrets of generating rapport and trust among those who aren't in the habit of trusting anyone. The strategies Molly utilized to become indispensable to her players. How Molly got involved in the world of poker in spite of unlikely beginnings, and what happened to make her quit it for good. And much more... Learn over 500 subjects (no tests or homework!) at The Great Courses Plus -- including Boosting Your Emotional Intelligence. Listeners to this podcast can check out a free trial at thegreatcoursesplus.com/jordan! Rocket Mortgage by Quicken Loans. Apply simply. Understand fully. Mortgage confidently. To get started, go to RocketMortgage.com/JORDAN! Hover knows that every great idea deserves a great website domain name, so it provides you with this clean and simple service with human support and no upsells! Go to hover.com/jordan to get 10 percent off your first purchase! Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally! Full show notes and resources can be found here.

Download Episode Here Let's go back to the good old days when Best.Podcast.Ever. was in its infancy and we had the whole future ahead of us. This week, we have decided to remaster and rebroadcast an interview with one of our favorite guests, Mr. Jeff Hoffman, author of Scale: Seven Principles to Grow Your Business and Get Your Life Back, a co-founder of priceline.com, motivational speaker, Grammy award winner, and serial entrepreneur. But that's not all... Jeff also tells us about working for the State Department as a mentor to young entrepreneurs, and what it was like being a part of the third largest IPO in history. In this interview (recorded on the original studio equipment in 2016), Jeff shared inspiring stories from around the world of innovation and entrepreneurship, and discussed the traits that make a business successful, as well as the value of entrepreneurship. Visit his website at jeffhoffman.com and follow Jeff on twitter @SpeakerJeff. Links referenced in this episode include: Jeff's TED Talk (The Power of Wonder at TEDxWallStreet) can be found at https://youtu.be/dcV4RXC-V94 More info on Dan Buettner and Blue Zones is at www.bluezones.com/dan-buettner/ We'll try to get the video of the girl with autism singing on stage and will add it here [caption id="attachment_52" align="aligncenter" width="225"] One of our first BPE selfies![/caption] SHOW NOTES * 1:03 The second episode of BPE (or the third); How Molly met Jeff and what really matters to him * 5:12 Who is Jeff Hoffman? The growth of Priceline * 9:25 How to breed entrepreneurs * 13:00 The next generation of entrepreneurs around the world and the role of the internet * 27:23 The birth of airport kiosks and what happens when you get off the couch * 31:45 Finding the best employees * 42:40 What happens when you're blinded by brilliance * 45:50 Portrait of an amazing mother * 54:00 Overcoming limitations with optimism * 1:02:55 How to predict the future (or how not to)

  What You’ll Hear: The inspiration for Molly’s memoir Her exploration of postpartum rage The connection between storytelling and healing Anger in our culture today, how it connects to the postpartum period and what it can teach us about ourselves What Molly Shares: The provocative title of Molly’s book and why she chose it (2:00) How Molly’s journey through birth and early motherhood inspired the book (3:45) Her exploration of and questions about rage (5:45) Childbirth as a portal to access hidden, unconscious psychic material (6:20) Even a little bit of anger is extremely threatening for many women to express (7:12) We are all dealing with anger (8:07) The necessity of questioning the integrity of the family unit in order to move forward with creative work (10:10) Molly’s relationship to her mother and how this appears in her book (10:40) Kimberly’s unique relationship with her midwife (13:20) Why Kimberly had to tell her story and the importance of knowing it’s not the only story (14:19) The struggle to gain the capacity to deal with anger without misdirecting it (17:20) “What do we do with this anger that’s really ours to work through that doesn’t need to land on another person?” (17:50) The current cultural experience of anger (18:20) How childbirth disrupts the ideal of gender equality (18:48) The need to adjust expectations, which may not happen until the embodied experience makes it happen (19:58) The tendency to train ourselves out of our innate biological intelligence (20:45) Couples today are trying to rescript a lot of engrained ideas of family and it’s complicated (21:43) A new emerging archetype of womanhood (20:51) “How do we give people permission to talk about the real experience without it becoming the race to the noble victim position?” Molly’s process in finding the balance between sharing both positive and negative truths (23:50) The “meeting of the minds” between the generations of mothers (25:07) The different challenges and benefits between this new generation of mothers and the last (26:40) What lower expectations look like to Molly (30:07) How the embodied experience of birth will never be shared and the tension this creates (31:20) Where in Molly’s path of recovery she started writing her book (33:39) Her practice of taking notes (34:35) She wrote the first draft in 12 days (34:40) What her writing is doing now (36:23) Kimberly shares the concept of pendulation from Somatic Experiencing (37:17) Rage is the fullest expression of the sympathetic nervous system (40:43) The physical feeling Molly experienced after she finished writing her book (42:08) “The telling of the story is not what’s healing, it’s how we tell the story and if the body is a part of that.” (44:00) How do we shake the narrative in order to create space for something new? (44:47) Kimberly and Molly’s workshop on somatics, writing, and womanhood (47:07) Who is the workshop for? (49:17) If Molly had a megaphone she would share…(50:38) Healthy rage and aggression can go into the creative process and action (52:29)

We are all meant to change the world… some people just get to working on it sooner than others. Today's guest, Molly Hayward has felt called to speak up for and take a stand against social injustices since she was just a little girl- and since then she has never stopped. Molly is the visionary founder of Cora, a lifestyle brand giving women a modern method for managing their periods. Cora gives body-conscious organic tampons and sustainable menstrual products to girls in underdeveloped countries for every package shipped, using her business and her voice as an opportunity to speak for women who don't have the chance to speak for themselves. Molly Hayward is changing (and in many instances creating) the dialogue about women and their periods- one that has been hushed beneath shame and cultural norms- on a global scale. I am honored to have her on the show today, so get ready- this conversation is going to change the way you see your body, your global sisters, and yourself. IN THIS EPISODE: Today's guest, Molly Hayward [ 0:48 ] iTunes Review of the week: [ 3:10 ] How I found Cora and began using their amazing products [ 4:15 ] Where Molly's desire to help others came from [ 5:11 ] How Molly turned a spark of inspiration into a thriving business [ 13:03 ] The startling truth about what's happening to less fortunate women in our world [ 18:05 ] Honoring the seasons of our bodies and our lives [ 26:45 ] Why it's so important to give back in our businesses, and to work with others who want to do the same [ 29:15 ] The story behind Blood + Milk [ 32:58 ] How to create a dialogue around what we're experiencing during our periods [ 46:40 ] Why switching to organic products and respecting your body's cues can help stop severe cramps [ 50:00 ] The most surprising thing Molly has learned on this journey [ 55:33 ] All you need to know about Cora [ 59:30 ] SOUL SHIFTING QUOTES: “It felt so deeply ingrained inside of me that I had to do this; that I had to feel the fear and do it anyway.” “The reason why it has taken this long for there to be a consciousness among women about this experience is because there has been this overriding stigma about it that has been ingrained in girls from an extremely young age.” “There is that moment in the deepest part of winter when the seeds for the next spring are germinating underground. What our society does does not honor- is that moment.” “You don't devote your life to something for a paycheck; you do it because you know that it has meaning and it has greater purpose.” “Having severe pain, having severe discomfort, having a negative perspective on this experience is not natural. This is learned- this is culturally ingrained.” “Honoring my intuition and maintaining a positive perspective on everything is what moves this train forward.” LINKS MENTIONED: Start your subscription today by going to Cora.life! Check out Cora's new venture, Blood + Milk Be sure to follow Molly on her personal Instagram @mollyrosehayward and on Cora's @corawomen Did you hear something you loved here today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes

Whether you’re launching an info product, running an ecommerce business, or creating a documentary, today’s episode has a case study that will help you grow your business with Facebook ads. Join us as we discuss how Molly helped one of her clients successfully launch a Christian documentary and generate 100,000 leads for less than $1/lead, how you can use the “MAGICC” method to convert cold traffic, and how the 3-step “Ecommerce Ad Amplifier” led to a 5.8X return on ad spend. Each of these Facebook ad case studies is packed with information you can apply today to grow your own business. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN: How you can use the MAGICC method to convert cold traffic into paying customers. How Molly generated 100,000 leads at 94¢ apiece in 7 days (« and how you can apply the strategy in your business). How Tier 11 took one client from $5,000 in ad spend with a 2X ROI to $60,000 with a 5.8X ROI. Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Perpetual Traffic? Have some feedback you’d like to share? Connect with us on iTunes and leave us a review! iTunes not your thing? Find us on Stitcher or at DigitalMarketer.com/podcast.

“I’m bringing the track speed to the marathon.” —Molly Huddle On April 16, professional runner Molly Huddle will be among a strong field of indomitable American women racing the Boston Marathon. This will only be Molly’s second marathon: She made her 26.2-mile debut at the 2016 TCS New York City Marathon. On this episode, Molly, who is from Rhode Island and chatted with me from Arizona, shares all things Boston: how her training has been going, what she’s excited about, what she’s nervous about, and what she learned from her first marathon that she’ll take with her into her second. Plus, she answers the question I’ve always wanted to ask: How in the world do pro runners grab their water bottles off those tables mid-race without slowing down, missing a bottle, grabbing someone else’s bottle, or dropping a bottle?   What you’ll get in this episode: How Molly’s feeling a month out from Boston, and how this training cycle has been different from her NYC Marathon training (1:50) How fast Molly runs her track workouts and how slow she runs her recovery runs (3:30) Molly reflects on setting a new American half-marathon world record in Houston in January (5:00) Molly shares the high and low points of Boston Marathon training so far (6:45) What Molly’s weekly mileage will peak at leading up to Boston (8:50) Molly’s taper strategy, and her thoughts on tapering (9:15) Molly’s Boston fueling strategy (11:35) The greatest lesson Molly says she learned from her first marathon (14:45) What Molly has that the rest of the American women don’t (15:45) What race week will look like for Molly (18:50) Molly shares her Boston Marathon goals (23:30) What we mention on this episode: Molly Huddle on Episode 51 of the Ali on the Run Show Desi Linden on Episode 64 of the Ali on the Run Show Boston Marathon Saucony Houston Half Marathon Deena Kastor Ugly Delicious Gatorade Energy Chews Gatorade Endurance Formula Gatorade Endurance Energy Gels Jordan Hasay Sarah Marie Design Studio Shalane Flanagan Dathan Ritzenhein Tim Ritchie Jared Ward Abdi Abdirahman Follow Molly:  Instagram @mollyhuddle Twitter @mollyhuddle Website Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Facebook Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

When you think of fun and happiness, generally the three things that come to mind are family, maybe traveling, and of course, accounting. No? Just us? Well, on today’s episode of Just the Tips, Dean and I welcome somebody who went from being an accountant to being sort of an entrepreneur whisperer, helping startup founders achieve their goals and, yes, happiness. She is the creator of Founder's Haven, which believes that “the driving force behind a startup's ability to succeed is in the founder's capacity to evolve, personally and professionally, while actively leading their company through its early stages of growth.” What that means is ensuring there is joy alongside all of the hard work. If you’ve been feeling like the grind is just the grind these days, this episode is for you. Compassion for the fraudsters Molly told us about how she started out getting her degree in accounting, and actually took a very interesting left turn, conducting audits for casinos and other huge organizations around the world. And while she said the work was fascinating, it wasn’t really what she wanted to do. She found herself fascinated with the people behind the audits, even finding compassion for the people who were committing fraud. And as she heard more and more stories about people starting businesses, and struggling at the outset, she found that was her calling: Helping entrepreneurs. But before we got into that, and because this is Just the Tips, of course we had to hear some good casino audit stories. Get back to the “why” After seeing so much fraud and corruption in her job as a forensic accountant, Molly decided she needed to do something that allowed her to use her empathy and compassion. As she says, often entrepreneurs lose sight of their own well being while pursuing the dream of their business. And often, when doing that, they lose sight of all of the reasons besides money that they love what they’re doing. So what Molly does is go in and reconnect business owners with the “why” of what they’re doing, set new expectations and new goals to align with why they’re doing it, and take off in a new direction. If you’ve ever felt that you’re caught up in the slog, you’re going to want to hear this week’s episode of Just the Tips. Molly’s framework for clearing your head A lot of what Molly talks about in today’s episode of Just the Tips jibes with what Dean and I have been saying this year: It’s important to keep things focused and simple. She says she often talks with entrepreneurs who are scattered, losing their way, and one of the first things she suggests is: Turn off social media, turn off your phone, and just grab a pen and a piece of paper and write down everything going on in your head. Basically, do a brain dump of everything you’ve been thinking about or worrying about in your life and in your business. Do some meditation, and then identify what it is you need to focus on. Reset your expectations One of the things that Molly mentions that really resonated with me and that I think will hit home for a lot of our listeners, too: If you’ve been in your business a year or two years or even longer, you’re different now. You’re a different person maybe doing the same things. You need to stop and check in every once in a while and see if what you’re doing is working, if it’s working for you, and if it’s still leading you where you want to go. Molly calls that “resetting your expectations,” because as things change, so should your expectations. Molly was a really interesting guest with a unique, warm perspective that you don’t often hear when talking business, and I think this episode of Just the Tips will really strike a chord with you. Outline of This Episode [2:26] Molly’s backstory [6:15] Casino stories [10:06] Hotel caper [14:36] How Molly helps entrepreneurs [19:29] Molly’s framework [22:58] Resetting expectations Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Resources Mentioned Founder’s Haven Connect With James and Dean James P. Friel: AutoPilot Entrepreneur Program: www.jamespfriel.com/autopilot Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/autopilotentrepreneur Site: www.jamespfriel.com Dean Holland: Blog: www.DeanHolland.com FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DeanHollandHQ Digital Business Entrepreneurs: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DigitalBusinessEntrepreneurs/

In this episode, Elise talks with award-winning blogger and journalist Fran Jurga, who has devoted her career to writing about horse health, covering Olympic equestrian events and World Equestrian Games, and sharing delightful stories about veterinarians and farriers for her wildly popular – at more than 3.75 million visitors –  Jurga Report (for EQUUS Magazine and AIM Equine Network) and The Hoof Blog.    And then there's Molly, the abandoned three-legged pony who survived Hurricane Katrina. This courageous, little mare's life profoundly impacted Fran... as well as tens of thousands of people across the world whose hearts were touched by her story.   From horse healthcare to the use of whips in horse racing — Fran doesn’t shy away from covering timely stories her horse-enthusiast readers want and need. Whether the topic is treating lameness, concussive injuries among riders, cutting-edge sensory science — there is no mistaking Fran’s passion for her life’s work and for connecting with others who share her love for all things equine.    Topics of Discussion: [1:41] Did Fran always know what she wanted to do? [3:09] Where Fran’s interest in horses came from. [5:14] About Fran’s other work in museum conceptual planning and exhibit design. [8:36] Why Fran believes that the study of horses’ hooves is under-served in the horse world. [13:25] What Fran’s business, Hoofcare Publishing, means to her, and how it has evolved since its inception. [18:33] Some of the awards and recognition Fran has received from her work with horses, and what they mean to her. [21:54] The story of Molly, the abandoned, three-legged pony. [27:30] Reading listener feedback! [29:21] How Molly’s story helped inspire Fran during the impact of hurricane Katrina. [34:40] Where Fran’s courage comes from when covering controversial topics. [42:27] Fran’s insight on why horse-lovers can be emotionally charged. [48:35] About the endless amount of stories Fran hopes to write. [51:22] About Fran’s experience on the CD series “Inventing Your Horse Career.” [56:20] How do the stakes change when you’re a freelancer and how do you measure success when there are no clear-cut milestones? [1:00:43] The importance of the "small moments." [1:06:18] Where to find Fran online.   Know Someone Inspirational, Whose Life Has Been Forever Changed Because of Horses? Because of Horses would love to get to share their story! To recommend someone please send an email to elise@becauseofhorses.com.   Discover More About this Week’s Guest — Fran Jurga Twitter Accounts: @FranJurga, @EquiSearch, @HoofBlog, and @HoofHistory. Websites: The Hoof Blog, Equi Search, Hoofcare Publishing, and The Jurga Report on EQUUS Magazine   Mentioned in this Episode: The Jurga Report on EQUUS Magazine EQUUS Magazine AIM Equine Network The Chronicle of the Horse Hoofcare Publishing American Farriers Journal AAEP Molly the Pony War Horse (2011) “Inventing Your Horse Career” CD Series   Like what you hear? Because of Horses would love to hear your feedback! Please email elise@becauseofhorses.com to send Because of Horses your thoughts.   To Support the Podcast: ● Donate on Paypal to help keep Because of Horses running — all amounts are welcome! ● Subscribe: RSS Feed, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Player FM

Molly McCauley discusses how to get over the comparison trap, why "it shouldn't be easy", and knowing your worth. Enjoy the show! Show Notes: 5:15: Why getting her Masters of Fine Arts at Brooks College was the most challenging educational experiences in her life. 9:36: How wedding photography chose Molly.  12:10: What inspired Molly to switch from a fashion focus to a photography focus.  12:59: What sports Molly played growing up.  21:44: "In a life of fleeting moments, I get to make time stand still." 23:50: How did Molly get through her fear of going out on her own.  24:36: How Molly avoids the "comparison trap." 29:16: "It shouldn't be easy". 35:15: "You are not as lost as you think you are." 38:24: Molly's perspective on charging low prices and knowing your worth. 46:57: How her destination wedding business was born. 50:11: The color green, bunnies and buttered popcorn with salt.  How to reach Molly: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest Book (Audiobook) Recommendations (Affiliate Links): Bossypants by Tina Fey You Are a Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living An Awesome Life by Jen Sincero Podcast Recommendations: Being Boss Goal Diggers Podcast The Influencer Podcast

Negotiation, Relationships, Success, Business, Sports   Summary   It's one simple statement, and a follow-up question, delivered respectfully, that can help you powerfully negotiate on a product or service. We'll look at that in our Thought of the Day. And in our interview segment: she was one of the top sports agents in the country, and Molly Fletcher will share with us some of her most powerful negotiating principles. That and more on today's show.   Bob's Thought of the Day   We'll explore:   Why people will often make decisions not even in their best interest if they feel insulted. Two rude and counter-productive ways of saying “no” to a sale. How to pleasantly turn down an offer while still allowing the salesperson to “save face” and understand that they need to come back with a better offer. Interview with Molly Fletcher   You'll discover:   What people really mean when they say, “I'm not a good negotiator.” Molly's advice for improving your negotiating skills. Why it's imperative to understand what the client really wants. The importance of defining what success looks like for you. Why clarity is so important in the negotiation process. 360-degree awareness in your negotiation process, and how to practice it. What it means to “set the stage” in negotiation. Three questions the other person is always asking. How Molly landed a new client as a young agent by finding common ground. The story of three sets of braces for Molly's daughters. Click to Tweet   Why is clarity so important in #negotiation? @MollyFletcher reveals the answer on this episode. You'd better be better than your problems. ~Tom Izzo via @MollyFletcher #negotiation Three questions the other person is always asking: 1. Do I like you? 2. Can you help me? 3. Do I trust you? @MollyFletcher #negotiation   Interview Links   MollyFletcher.comA Winner's Guide to Negotiation: How Conversations Get Deals Done by Molly Fletcher The Business of Being The Best by Molly Fletcher Fearless at Work by Molly Fletcher Molly's BlogMolly's “Game Changers” Podcast Book Molly to SpeakMolly's Newsletter Connect with Molly on LinkedIn Connect with Molly on Facebook Follow Molly on Twitter Follow Molly on Instagram Molly's YouTube channelResources   Sell The Go-Giver Way Audio Program GoGiverSalesAcademy.com The Go-Giver Leader TheGoGiver.com GoGiverSpeaker.com Burg.com How to Post a Review  

Molly Mandelberg is a tech savvy strategist supporting coaches, healers, change makers, and visionaries to expand their businesses in a way that allows them to reach more people and make more money with less time spent. With the heart of a writer and the brain of an engineer, Molly is uniquely qualified to support her people not only to connect the dots and tackle the tech but also to craft their deep work into inspiring content and hot copy. As a business strategist and coach, she is known for taking the overwhelm out of big exciting projects, so they can be birthed into the world and received by those who need them. In this episode, we dive into the struggles Molly faced with her business, the importance of realizing the game is big so you should play small, why it’s critical to surround yourself with a community of supportive like-minded people, and much more. Enjoy! What you’ll hear in this episode: How Molly decided she wanted to focus on helping people with the tech side of their business The ways that Molly has grown since starting her own business The moment Molly was brought to tears because of her business The common non-tech struggles Molly helps her clients overcome How Molly still struggles in her business even though she’s attained success The number one system that’s helped Molly in her business Molly’s two main tips for new millennial entrepreneurs The importance of finding your tribe How Molly uses travel to further her personal growth   Follow Us On: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube

Molly Tissenbaum is a former Harvard Hockey Goalie and currently serves as a Research Analyst at the Sports Innovation Lab in Boston, MA.  I came across Molly's story of overcoming post-concussion syndrome on the Concussion Legacy Foundation's "My Legacy" page.  Molly's first concussion happened when she was just 13 years old after taking a puck to the facemask while training with some older boys.  Molly went to school at Premier Elite Athletics Collegiate (PEAC) which is a school for elite athletes.  There were very few female hockey players at this school so she frequently got to play with the boys.  Which proved to be a double-edged sword in this situation.  After asking if the puck went in the net, she immediately knew something was wrong and took herself out. Molly stayed home from school for about a week, and when her symptoms cleared, she went back to school, and within 2 weeks she was back on the ice without symptoms (the way it should work!).  At the time of the first concussion Molly was wearing a junior level mask instead of the superior senior-level mask. During our conversation we talked about the difference between junior and senior-level masks. Molly also believes that her mask wasn’t fitted properly, which is especially important for females with pony tails.  Molly recommends getting your mask fitted by someone reputable and don’t worry about what your hair looks like.  She found that the best fit comes when you leave an inch between where you tie your hair and the back plate of the mask.  Here is a link to a blog post on proper goalie mask fit. The second time Molly suffered a concussion was two years later in a playoff game when she was 15. In the second period of a 0-0 tie, she got hit in the head with a stick across the left side of her head. She was in a butterfly (on her knees to cover the bottom of the net), when a puck was flipped in the air towards her. The girl on the opposing team took a swing to try and bat it out of the air and missed, but made clear contact with the side of her head. Having suffered a concussion at 13, she knew immediately that something was off. She remembers looking up to see who hit her and struggled to determine if the number was 13 or 31. The numbers looked like they were dancing. But it was only the second period, and her team had to win this game in order to advance to the provincial championship tournament.  So she finished that game and her team ended up winning. Molly remained silent because she only had 2 weeks until the tournament. She was a leader and the starting goalie. She felt that her team needed her, so she tried to tough it out for the sake of the team.  "At no point did it occur to my 15-year-old self that I might be hurting myself, or even the team, by playing through a concussion." Molly struggled with post-concussion symptoms for nearly six months.  Her academics were severely impacted throughout this time, and teachers began to notice that something was off because the quality of her work declined.  She eventually recovered enough to be named valedictorian of her graduating class and get into the most prestigious university in the United States.  She credits her teachers support and patience throughout the difficult times she encountered following her second concussion. Concussion #3 was actually not sports-related. Her family got into a car accident on move-in weekend of Molly's sophomore year at Harvard.  Mollys first thought after impact was "thats the end of my career." This accident triggered post-concussion symptoms that forced Molly to take a medical leave of absence for a year.  Molly and I dive in to her struggles with symptoms and isolation during this time. Below are some more talking points during our conversation: How Molly fell in love with the goalie position after giving up 18 points in her first game. Common mechanisms for goalie concussions The Ice Guardians Documentary Rules in place to protect goalies The importance of academic support during PCS recovery Healing with time and rest The role of a muscle activation therapist Dealign with FOMO during PCS recovery Focusing on what you can do rather than what you can't The lack of a blueprint for concussion recovery Finding a new normal Why you need to be honest with yourself and prioritize your mental health to stay healthy Molly's transition to life after hockey, and why thinking about your future is not selfish Molly's work with The Butterfly Cares organization Where can you find Molly? FACEBOOK | TWITTER | LINKEDIN Download Episode 99 : iTunes | Stitcher | SoundCloud Permalink

How’d you like a 75% show-up rate for your live webinar? How about a 25% take rate for a tripwire offer? Those remarkable numbers belong to Molly Keyser, a creative who teaches boudoir photographers how to book more clients and make more money. So, if you’re ready to see rates like that for your live webinar, it’s time for you to give a bot a chance.   In this episode, Molly shows you the exact methods and strategies she used to get a 75% show up rate using ManyChat, a tool that lets you create a Facebook Messenger bot for marketing, sales and support. Learn how to use simple growth tools to skyrocket your webinar registrations and effectively boost your conversion rates.   Episode Discussions: Why webinars work so well for the photography niche Ways to personalize the audience experience during a live webinar One critical component to live webinars that many struggle with Joel’s marketing objection to ManyChat An email-free registration process How to implement a one-click registration for your webinar Molly's simple tripwire with a 25% take rate A pestering yet effective reminder sequence that boosts Molly’s sales Using urgency and scarcity in your live webinar follow-up sequence How Molly frames freebies for photographers at the end of webinars and includes affiliates How long should you offer a webinar replay? Why avoiding live webinars is like throwing money away Collecting emails and growing your list with ManyChat Win the ultimate webinar mega sales bundle Molly’s bonus tip to increase webinar registrations using ManyChat growth tools   [2:22] Molly's story: Has been a photographer since she was 17 Business evolved into a profitable portrait studio Educates other Boudoir photographers online   [3:05] Has been doing webinars since 2013 but hasn't experienced true success until this year (2017). "Instead of seeking out people that were having great success with webinars, I just decided to do what I thought was best."-MK   [4:22] Webinars are 80% of her business. [4:54] Why do you think webinars work so well for your business in the photography niche? "They're personalized. Although auto webinars do work, live webinars work way better. Photography is a very personalized type of service." [6:40] "People don't understand how difficult it is to really get an auto webinar converting...If you want to go straight to automated, just work on a video sales letter." - JE [7:14] “If you do want to just go straight to an automated webinar, it's pretty much like saying you're willing to throw away $20,000, $40,000, $80,000.”-MK [7:40] Molly's live webinars each bring in at least $10K. [10:03] How Molly uses ManyChat: One-click webinar registration: Embeds a ManyChat button on a landing page that registers people through Facebook. Directed to Facebook Messenger where the registrant selects a date and time to attend the webinar. A confirmation ‘thank you’ message responds with the basic webinar info (date, time, link) [12:49] Molly's simple tripwire with a 25% take rate: After confirmation, registrants are offered a 50% discount on a $59 product designed to enhance the webinar's experience (via Facebook Messenger). [18:36] Pestering yet effective reminder sequence: Frequency: 72 hour, 48 hour, 24 hour, 6 hour, 3 hour, 1 hour [24:02] Follow-up sequence: 10-hour replay window one hour after the live webinar Sends 3 follow-up bot messages (10-hour, 5-hour, final hour) "Some of the best advice I've learned is you're not marketing well enough until you're annoying people."-MK [26:06] "All you really need is the webinar, getting people on it, and the order form."-MK [28:41] Molly’s Freebie Frame: On the final webinar slide, photographers get a no-strings-attached complimentary gift and pushes helpful affiliate software. [35:59] Her 75% show-up rate webinars had a 15% conversion rate. [36:49] Joel’s ManyChat marketing objection: “What about collecting emails? “ ManyChat recently partnered with Zapier, allowing you to integrate your ManyChat list with your CRM. Molly uses Webinar Jam where attendees have to input their name and email to enter the webinar. She collects leads from the attendees. [40:15] Molly’s bonus tip to increase webinar registrations using ManyChat growth tools: Post a lengthy status on your Facebook business page sharing a success story or a ‘helpful tip’ video. Insert a CTA, asking those interested in the webinar to reply with “yes” (will work with your word of choice) A message is sent to the “yes’s” with available webinar dates and times     Connect with Molly Ventureshorts.com/listgrowth   Mentioned in this episode: Win the ultimate webinar Mega Sales Bundle - Over $3,000 in prizes including a free subscription to Deadline Funnel Episode #17 - Interview w/ Jason Wardrop   Follow and watch a behind-the-scenes look at how I’m personally launching a brand new 6 & 7 figure product from scratch at SoldWithWebinars.com/TV Join our Facebook group at SoldWithWebinars.com/Experts  

Molly Marie Keyser, a photographer and insanely creative entrepreneur who found her niche in boudoir photography. Listen as Nathan asks Molly to share her keys to entrepreneurial growth, and explain how she went from the depression of debt to a million dollar business. Famous 5Favorite Book? –Breakthrough AdvertisingWhat CEO do you follow?—Cameron LunaWhat is your favorite online tool?—OBS Do you get 8 hours of sleep?— YesIf you could let your 20 year old self know one thing, what would it be?—Get started on your business as soon as you know what it’s going to be—it doesn’t matter if you’re in college. Time Stamped Show Notes:01:10 – Nathan’s introduction 01:30 – Welcoming Molly to the show01:36 – Molly’s 1st business?—photography01:50 – How Molly Made $$$02:25 – Multiple 6-figures with the portrait studio02:59 – Molly’s lines of business03:49 – www.BootyShorts.com 04:22 – www.ventureshorts.com 05:55 – Info product pricing08:05 – How Molly uses her money08:30 – Annual expenses are under $100K09:22 – Most of the money goes into Molly’s retirement account and her business savings account09:55 – When it comes to working in ART—people quit way to early10:28 – You gotta do what you don’t love at first so you can get some cash to start playing11:44 – When you establish your first business, diversify!12:05 – www.VentureShorts.com 13:42 – Famous 5 3 Key Points:You CAN turn art into a career.At the beginning—you can’t necessarily do what you love, you have to do what makes cash.Have multiple revenue streams. Resources Mentioned:Host Gator - Powerful web hosting made easy and affordable.www.BootyShorts.com – One of Molly’s companieswww.ventureshorts.com -- Another one of Molly’s companies and the best place to contact her. CreditsShow Notes provided by Mallard Creatives   The Top is FOR YOU if you are: A STUDENT who wants to become the CEO of a $10m company in under 24 months (episode #4) STUCK in the CORPORATE grind and looking to create a $10k/mo side business so you can quit (episode #7) An influencer or BLOGGER who wants to make $27k/mo in monthly RECURRING revenue to have the life you want and full CONTROL (episode #1) The Software as a Service (SaaS) entrepreneur who wants to grow to a $100m+ valuation (episode #14). Your host, Nathan Latka is a 25 year old software entrepreneur who has driven over $4.5 million in revenue and built a 25 person team as he dropped out of school, raised $2.5million from a Forbes Billionaire, and attracted over 10,000 paying customers from 160+ different countries.   Oprah gets 60 minutes or more to make her guests comfortable to then ask tough questions. Nathan does it all in less than 15 minutes in this daily podcast that's like an audio version of Pat Flynn's monthly income report. Join the Top Tribe at http://NathanLatka.com/TheTop