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Whether you're a brand new RD or you've been around for a while, you've likely heard of the online resource NutritionJobs.com. Today you're in for a treat! In this episode of the Make More Money as a Dietitian Podcast, Christine interviews Stacey Dunn Emke, owner of NutritionJobs.com, about how she has created her business over 20 years ago, before the age of the internet and online marketing. Stacey has built her platform into a highly profitable business and a valuable resource for dietitians and you don't want to miss out on her nuggets of wisdom, no matter where you are on your career path!   WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Stacey's journey of becoming a dietitian How & why Stacey started NutritionJobs.com How Stacey overcame her feelings of shame & guilt when she started making more money than her colleagues Why documenting your work/career successes is important in the process of describing the value you bring to your role as a dietitian The importance of keeping your resume up-to-date, even if you're a more seasoned dietitian The difference between a resume and a Curriculum Vitae (CV) Stacey's opinion on why RD's aren't paid as well as other Allied Health Professionals Why "waiting for the ice cream truck to come in the wintertime" isn't the smartest thing to do (and what that actually means!)   MORE ABOUT STACEY: Stacey Dunn-Emke, MS, RDN is the Founding Owner of NutritionJobs, an online career portal for dietitians and dietitians-to-be, offering dietetic career tools, courses, and jobs. She is celebrating 20 years in business this year! Stacey is the author of The Dietetic Resume Guide and specializes in boosting professional opportunities for dietitians with 1:1 coaching and self-guided courses on Dietetic Resume Reviews, LinkedIn Profile reviews, and Job Interviewing Prep.   Stacey is a champion for dietitians by boosting confidence and skills to create more opportunities. She has worked in clinical, community, management, outpatient, research, and now as a dietetic entrepreneur. Stacey has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show and MSNBC.   SOCIAL LINKS: Instagram  LinkedIn Website Salary Negotiation Guide   FEATURED ON THE SHOW Get on the list to be notified when Embody Academy opens for enrollment! Grab a copy of the “How to Calculate Your Rate as an RD Entrepreneur”  Workbook   SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW on Apple Podcasts! Are you subscribed to the podcast? If you’re not, I encourage you to do that today. You don’t want to miss an episode, so Click here to subscribe on Apple Podcasts!  

Episode Summary: Meet today's guest, Stacey Onnen, President of Brokerage Operations for eXp Realty which launched in 2009, as she discusses eXp Realty and their strategies as a successful Real Estate organization. In this episode, I sit with Stacey, born and raised in Kansas City, across both the Kansas and Missouri sides. She shares her experience learning the business in the Prescott area and Chino Valley area of Arizona. Top Takeaways:  "I always tell every Real Estate agent who's struggling that if you have yet to realize that it is J.O.B, you are doing something very wrong." - [Stacey Onnen] "If you're not seriously keeping a database from day one, please do it because if I could think of my biggest mistake, it was that I did not log every single item from the beginning nor keep in touch with my clients often enough." - [Stacey Onnen] Episode Highlights: [00:24] Intro [03:03] Where did you grow up, and how did you settle in the Prescott area? [06:10] Stacey discusses her initial plans to study Accountancy.  [07:30] Opening her brokerage [14:43] How Stacey started with eXp Realty.  [19:12] Stacey narrates events surrounding her relocation to Puerto Rico.  [20:50] What does a typical day look like for you at your work? [23:53] The strength behind eXp; Revenue share over Profit share.  [28:15] Following the pandemic, how do things look going forward? [31:00] Stacey's advice to new agents [32:01] How to contact Stacey [32:33] Outro Episode Notes:  Stacey shares that she moved to Chino Valley of Arizona at 13yrs old, attended college and then moved to Prescott afterward, where she started her Real Estate career. She describes her experience in the Prescott area as the best that it could have been for a new agent. Stacey was studying Accountancy but never finished, although she could do the books for a few companies. Explaining that she had no real particular reason for starting Real Estate, she had the typical misapprehension of being unsure of her abilities as an agent. She worked both Real Estate and Accounting till she finally decided to focus on Real Estate. Stacey opened her brokerage at the age of 30. Following a car accident, she had stayed engaged by moving more into the operations aspect while stepping back from brokering. This built her up in that aspect and set her up for today's position as President of Brokerage Operations for eXp Realty. Stacey and her husband had never planned to settle in Arizona permanently, and with the opening of a new eXp branch in Puerto Rico, combined with her love for the water, they relocated there.  Glenn Sanford, the founder of eXp Realty, has over time preferred revenue share to profit share, and this has been the strength behind eXp Realty. Revenue share has been made possible by having agents who have a vested interest in the company because they own stock. It encourages agents to help each other. Also, there is a reduction in the overhead cost of running the company since eXp runs their staffing for the entire country, and fewer admin staff are needed to cover more ground.  Since the company had previously shifted a lot of its operations into virtual communication platforms before the pandemic, they could continue to serve clients in the usual way. Stacey shares that the business boomed during the pandemic.  For new agents: If you're not seriously keeping a database from day one, please do it because my biggest mistake was that I did not log every single item in the database from the beginning or keep in touch with clients often enough. Learn as much as you can. Treat Real Estate as a business, know your books, know your numbers, and it will change your life. Resources Mentioned: Connect:  Find | THE REAL ESTATE SESSIONS At https://tresonline.com/ (Tresonline.com)   Find | Bill Risser At bill.risser@ratemyagent.com On https://twitter.com/billrisser (Twitter)...

Please Like, Share and Subscribe to the channel and podcast. Add CheChe on IG @myvirgofriendpodcast and @chechebabe. Add Stacey on IG @sgroove33, @hashtaglunchbagorlando @beyondfortyfriends •“The Signs & the Stars”- It’s Aries SZN! Happy Birthday to the Aries Gang! o Aries Waxing Moon phase = Building momentum, starting and making progress energy o Fiery Aries energy + Waxing Moon phase moving into Scorpio Full Moon energy= Energetic, GO! Energy, Passionate, Friendly, Sexual, Want energy, Act first & think later, Start it NOW!, Headstrong, Foot in Mouth syndrome o Refine yourself, working towards a new goal, “doing the things” • “The Feels & the Vibes”- #FIREFOREVER o Stacey Marine, Aries Sun, Sag Moon & Sag Rising= WOMAN of FIRE! o How Stacey and CheChe met o Allowing yourself to embrace and feel your beauty!  If you’re a pretty girl, BE A PRETTY GIRL! o Be authentic in how your feel about yourself o Use your God given GIFTS! It’s your job to use them to the HIGHEST! o Overcoming an abusive childhood and a strained Mother- Daughter dynamic o From High School Drop-out to Philanthropist o Taking the Leap and deciding to MOVE young, broke and alone o Driving from FL to MN to professionally dance for PRINCE! o “How could I NOT?!” -Stacey, Aries Queen o #IMPULSIVELOVE o “CheChe is my Life Coach!” – Stacey o #HASHTAGLUNCHBAGORLANDO, Stacey’s charity and outreach program for the homeless and indigent populations o Getting married young in your early 20’s o Giving up your FIRE for security in marriage o Learning in marriage you can’t control others; let people be who they are o Regressing in your self-esteem & playing small for others in marriage o Women’s struggle of balancing their feminine and masculine energy o Trend of married women losing their sense of self & sense of purpose o Dating as a divorcee in your 40’s in 2021 o What’s it like parenting a 13-year daughter in 2021 o Breaking generational curses o Cheers to the Aries Mama’s and Single Mama’s!!

06:00 – Harry welcomes Stacey Simms to the podcast to discuss her podcast origin story, when she started creating content on the Internet and how that morphed into the Diabetes Connections podcast  15:37 – Stacey speaks to her background in journalism including her fondest memory  21:33 – Stacey shares the inspiration to start Diabetes Connections and the differences between radio and podcasting  29:01 – Stacey explains why the topic of diabetes is so close to her heart and how she earned the tongue-in-cheek title of ‘World’s Worst Diabetes Mom’  34:41 – How Stacey structures her podcast and how she attracted sponsors  41:16 – Harry and Stacey discuss the business side of podcasting  49:39 – How Stacey has grown as a podcast interviewer  55:40 – What is something that Stacey has changed her mind about recently and the most misunderstood thing about Stacey  1:02:33 – Harry thanks Stacey for joining the show, and let’s listeners know where they can connect with herTWEETABLES“Over time, that’s what led me to start my podcast in 2015. I started Diabetes Connections in the summer of 2015 because – like a lot of people who listen to podcasts – I realized that the one I wanted didn’t exist and I had to create it myself.” (13:28)  “When you’re in radio and television, crazy funny things happen, and you just go with it.” (20:10)  “One of the philosophies I brought over from radio was put your listeners first. Just put your listeners first in any decision you’re trying to make and the decisions will be extremely easy. And that helps me along the way.” (26:36)  “I had about 125 listeners per episode after four weeks. But I knew that those were very valuable listeners because they’re older, they have a lot of money and they want to spend it.” (38:28)  “I would like to do a talk or be on a panel about selling your show without selling your soul. I think above board ethics help you, help your show and help your listeners.” (45:11)  “One place that I’ve grown is in really letting my interviewees breath. I’m less afraid of silence than I was in the beginning.” (49:51)  “It’s one of the wonderful things about podcasting in that you really can be less than perfect if you’re trying and you’re genuine and you’re open.” (54:38) THANK YOU SPONSORS!Focusrite  FullCastLINKS MENTIONED*FullCast Website *Podcast Junkies Junkies Facebook GroupPodfest Expo Virtual SummitStacey’s PodcastDiabetes Connections WebsiteStacey’s Books: The World’s Worst Diabetes MomI Can’t Cook, But I Know Someone Who CanStacey’s InstagramDiabetes Connections TwitterDiabetes Connections FacebookDiabetes Connections YouTube ChannelChris Snider’s Mark All That Apply PodcastShe Podcasts Live WebsiteDexcom Website

Does your business have a global impact? No matter how small your operation is—or how local—you have the power to make a difference on a global scale. You don’t have to change your mission, your customers, or even your location. You just have to be intentional about what you do with your time and money. That’s what Stacey Kehoe realized when she started her company nearly a decade ago with a goal to give back. Today, her company is 20% finished with their goal of giving $1 million to combat global inequality. In our conversation today, you’ll learn About Stacey’s background and how she balances profit and impact in her business. You’ll also gain insights on how to analyze your finances, why it’s important to set ambitious goals, and how to encourage your team to get excited about giving. About my guest:Entrepreneur and marketing expert Stacey Kehoe is the founder of Brandlective, a digital marketing agency based in London. Originally from New Zealand, Stacey worked in the travel industry with a handful of global brands before starting her own marketing agency. Over eight years, she’s built her company into a giving powerhouse that focuses on tackling the United Nations’ sustainable development goal of inequality. In this episode we talk about:➤ How Stacey started her company (6:57)➤ The UN goal Stacey chose to work toward and why (10:37)➤ How Stacey’s travel experience influenced her work (13:42)➤ The various charitable projects she’s worked on (17:57)➤ How to promote your business contributions gracefully (22:02)➤ Stacey’s one million days initiative (26:24)➤ Setting specific goals (28:44)➤ How to balance impact and profit (31:48)➤ The value of good financial advice (34:31)➤ Stacey’s advice to other women entrepreneurs (36:05)Keep ListeningHow these women founders and CEOs built a start-up later in life — listen to Start-Up After Mid-Life Podcast Series. Contact MeReady to transform your purpose to an impactful business financial story, profit, and joy? Schedule a chat with me at any time.Get the R.E.S.U.L.T.S RoadMap - email to christina@christinasjahli.com with a subject line:Yes, Christina. Please do send me that RoadMap – it sounds interesting.Connect with Stacey:➤ Website ➤ Linkedin ➤ The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals ➤ Creating more impacts through B1G1

Stacey is an entrepreneur, author, and podcaster who is part of the “business failure” club. She first delved into HR consulting and then in productivity and business coaching.When she noticed that people were asking her how she managed to be so successful with referrals, she started to teach people how to get referrals without asking.Topics covered:How Stacey become part of the business failure clubWhy asking for a referral is against human psychologyThe real definition of a referralWhy you need a referral plan as part of your sales strategyStacey’s business modelHow the pandemic has impacted her businessResources:www.staceybrownrandall.comwww.referralsquiz.com - to assess your referral ninja-levelGet in touch with your host Diogène Ntirandekura at:Email: info@consultinglifestyle.fmEmail: info@erphappy.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diogenentirandekuraSupport the show (http://patreon.com/diogene)Support the show (http://patreon.com/diogene)

Hi!This week I had the pleasure of talking to Stacey Sargison, a Forbes Featured Visibility Mentor, Money Mindset Coach & TEDx speaker specialising in confidence. Her clients create 50K+ months through showing up online via live streams and she herself has been viewed over 1 million+ times. She has also been featured on Australian TV (Ticker TV), SABC, BBC and writes for Thrive Global.In this episode we cover -⚡Feeling fear and moving past it ⚡Calling out nerves and doing the thing anyway⚡ How Stacey stays confident being visible even when the going gets tough⚡…and why Beef is best in a Roast DinnerFind out more about Stacey on Facebook and Instagram!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/irresistible-presence. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Stacey Philpot is a Managing Partner at Executive Development Consulting. She has spent over 20 years as an organizational consultant and has advised Fortune 500 companies and CEOs on how to use leadership development to accelerate growth and increase their competitive advantage. Stacey’s clients have included Apple, General Mills, Johnson & Johnson, JPMorgan Chase, Nike, and PayPal. Previously, she was the head of Deloitte’s Succession & Leadership Development Practice. Stacey masterfully combines her expertise as a psychologist and executive in her work. She emphasizes a thoughtful and thorough data-driven approach to hiring and joins the podcast to share her perspective on this vital trend as well as three things hiring executives should do as they reset and rehire their teams. Highlights from our conversation include: -How our current moment has shifted leadership expectations (3:48) -Why a data-driven approach can increase diversity and retention (6:30) -The key to unlocking high performance within organizations (7:52) -Changes in how companies view leadership (9:09) -The high cost of hiring mistakes (12:33) -Why many companies aren’t selecting the right leaders (13:50) -What makes an effective leader (14:44) -Why leadership is context-dependent (15:57) -Understanding common biases (16:57) -Three things successful organizations are doing (18:36) -How Stacey helps companies transition to new types of leadership (19:18) -How companies can use data to improve their process (21:22) -How companies can move toward an “elastic culture” (24:16) -Culture fit vs. culture add (25:17) -Three things hiring executives should do as they reset and rehire their teams (28:15) Visit HowIHire.com for transcripts and more on this episode. Follow Roy Notowitz and Noto Group Executive Search on LinkedIn for updates and featured career opportunities. Check out our new podcast series for job seekers by visiting NotoGroup.com.

Today it's great to have Stacey Sherwood on the podcast. Stacey has now completed her PhD at the MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development, Western Sydney University. Stacey's PhD thesis is focused on the relationship between language and society. Specifically, she investigated the way people learn and use language to construct identities, stances and personas. By conducting an experimental series of production- and perception-based studies across two languages, Japanese and Australian English, Stacey found evidence to suggest that our beliefs mediate our prior language experience and thus shape the way we position ourselves in our communities. Notably, while doing her PhD, Stacey also made the time to write science fiction novels, and she has recently accepted an offer of representation with the Carolyn Jenks Agency. Listen to this episode to hear more about how writing fiction motivated and energised Stacey during her academic journey, and how you can find time to follow your passions even when undertaking something as time consuming and challenging as a PhD project. Time stamps: [00:43] Stacey's introduction[01:13] Stacey's journey from being graphic designer to doing the research in linguistics [04:32] Obstacles that Stacey have faced in her research journey[08:46] Work/life balance[10:58] How Stacey wrote the PhD thesis and the sci-fi novel at the same time period[15:13] On receiving the feedback and constructive criticism from others[16:05] Stacey's team of test readers as an important part of the writing process[22:26] Stacey's research on the relationship between language and society[25:36] Plans for future research[27:02] Issues that women in Academia are facing today according to Stacey[28:49] Stacey's advice for everyone thinking about a career in Academia or for those just starting a career in AcademiaLinks:Stacey's website: https://www.sesherwood.com/Stacey's facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/SESherwoodAuthor/Stacey's twitter: https://twitter.com/SE_SherwoodGet in touch:e-mail: podcast.irenalovcevic@gmail.comtwitter: @IrenaLovcevicinstagram: @irenalovcevicwebsite: https://munduslibrium.com/

Subscribe to How To Trade ItStacey Burke grew up in a business-oriented family. He was always interested in the market but didn’t know anything about trading. When he went to University, he started on a degree in economics but switched to political science with the intent of going to law school. He came from a sporting background and was always fascinated by human performance, sports psychology, and anatomy and physiology. So towards the end of his undergrad, instead of moving on to law school, he decided to become a Chiropractor. Stacey then moved to Perth, Australia in 1998 to practice as a chiropractor. It was there that he attended a workshop on futures trading and walked out convinced that trading was his calling. Since he started trading, he admits he’s done everything wrong and learned the hard way. Through learning from different people and rectifying his self-sabotaging behaviors he pieced things together and found his current niche in Forex training. Listen to hear his fascinating journey!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:10] Stacey Burke’s background.[4:43] How to discover and fix self-sabotage behaviors.[6:19] How Stacey ended up trading Forex.[8:46] What market makers are in Forex trading.[12:39] The process of trading. [15:28] How to move into full-time trading. [17:42] Shooting for a level of consistency. [22:08] What’s changed in the Forex market?[22:36] How to work through slumps and drawdowns.[28:18] How to learn more from Stacey Burke.Resources & People MentionedThe 7 Step Daily Routine for High Performance TradersPeter BrandtConnect with Stacey BurkeStacey’s WebsiteFollow on TwitterConnect on LinkedInConnect With Casey StubbsWebsite: https://caseystubbs.comSubscribe! https://www.youtube.com/caseystubbsTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/caseystubbsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/caseystubbsLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/caseystubbsNewsletter: https://financeandmarkets.com/Subscribe to How To Trade ItSupport the show (https://caseystubbs.com)

Real Estate Leader: What You Will Learn: Stacey’s real estate journey Why Stacey decided to invest in real estate offices How Stacey achieved success by building a massive real estate network Nature vs. nurture in real estate and how it affected Stacey’s success How Stacey developed the necessary skills to become a real estate leader Stacey’s advice for biz dev and lead gen in the modern real estate industry How to leverage social media to grow your real estate business Where Stacey focuses the most energy when it comes to training new agents Leadership in Real Estate Stacey is the founder and CEO of LAER Realty, a brokerage based out of Boston, Massachusetts with over 500 agents on the team. LAER has more than 34 offices across the country, and Stacey leads the organization with experience on both the real estate side and the mortgage side of the industry. As you can imagine, Stacey has built a wealth of knowledge and expertise as a real estate leader. And in this episode of the Pursuing Freedom podcast, she brings so much value. Stacey joins us to share her real estate journey and explain what it takes to achieve success in real estate. From essential skills to mindset, professional development, and networking, Stacey walks us through her framework for success. Nature vs. Nurture Stacey purchased her first piece of real estate when she was just 19 years old after learning how to process 203k rehab mortgages for other investors. From there, she started flipping houses and became a loan officer so she could work for herself. To grow her investment business, she decided to purchase a real estate office, and by 2014, she had 14 offices under her own brand. Nature vs. nurture is a big debate in every profession, and like many of us, Stacey discovered real estate by accident. She wasn’t born as a real estate leader with innate skills. She leveraged every resource around her to develop personally and professionally with a massive network of support. The Universe Has Your Back Selling and originating requires an entirely different skill set than it takes to be a real estate leader. In order to make that leap, Stacey sought out mentorship at every stage of the journey. We are the sum of the people we surround ourselves with and the information we consume, so it is critical that we actively manage both of those areas. We have to take calculated risks knowing that the universe will play out exactly the way it is supposed to. Even when bad things happen, there is a silver lining. Regardless of what you’re seeking, you can succeed if you believe you can! Photo by Prateek Pisat on Unsplash How to Connect with Stacey Alcorn: Website: https://www.laerrealty.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/staceyalcorn/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/laer-realty-partners/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LAERRealty Twitter: @LAERRealty  @empoweredpeeps Book Recommendation: Think & Grow Rich Additional Resources 5-Step Guide to More Referrals

This past March, I was looking forward to giving a keynote at the Arizona Technology Council. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen. COVID happened. But in the process of figuring out what I was going to talk about during my keynote, I came up with an idea and I wanted to share it. It’s the idea of how to measure value in health care delivery, because might as well go big or go home, right? The metrics that we use to measure value is critical, and not just because what gets measured gets managed. It’s because American health care is the biggest most impressive display of game theory anyone anywhere has ever seen. I am not easily impressed, and I have to say that I am unfailingly and frequently more than impressed by the cognitive prowess and sheer determination among some parties to game the system and reach as much profit as possible at the expense of patients and taxpayers. So, coming up with the right metrics is paramount. The metrics have to be unimpeachable; they have to be immune to those who have every intention of twisting them against their spirit. For more information, go to aventriahealth.com.  When not hosting the show, Stacey is co-president of Aventria Health Group, a marketing agency and consultancy. Aventria specializes in helping pharmaceutical, employer, pharmacy, and health system clients improve patient outcomes by creating and leveraging collaborations with other health care organizations. For more than 20 years, Stacey has innovated better-coordinated health solutions benefiting all stakeholders and, most of all, the patient.   01:28 Health care profiteering and the halo effect. 02:16 Dr. Robert Pearl’s book, Mistreated.02:27 “If there’s money on the table, it’s really hard to not take it.” 02:42 How Stacey came up with her first metric. 04:31 The impact of caring for the patient on patient outcomes. 06:09 The quadruple aim. 06:50 “An endgame of nouns” vs “the verbs which are going to get us there.” 07:19 How are we helping patients and providers? 09:02 Making the touchstone “helping physicians help patients.” 09:50 Gary Price, MD, on the Healthcare Strategies podcast from Xtelligent Media.10:36 Danielle Ofri, MD, at danielleofri.com.12:04 Eric Topol, MD, and “the gift of time.” 12:36 The first metric: optimizing time for patients. 14:31 Financial toxicity in health care. 15:24 Marty Makary, MD, MPH, author of The Price We Pay.17:11 Two metrics: optimal time with patients and reduction of cost for patients. For more information, go to aventriahealth.com. Check out our latest #healthcarepodcast with our host, Stacey, as she discusses two metrics to measure the value of #caredelivered. #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #healthtech #valuebasedcare #caredelivery #Healthcareprofiteering and the #haloeffect. Our host, Stacey, discusses two metrics to measure the value of #caredelivered. #healthcarepodcast #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #healthtech #valuebasedcare #caredelivery “If there’s money on the table, it’s really hard to not take it.” Our host, Stacey, discusses two metrics to measure the value of #caredelivered. #healthcarepodcast #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #healthtech #valuebasedcare #caredelivery The impact of caring for the patient on patient outcomes. Our host, Stacey, discusses two metrics to measure the value of #caredelivered. #healthcarepodcast #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #healthtech #valuebasedcare #caredelivery The quadruple aim. Our host, Stacey, discusses two metrics to measure the value of #caredelivered. #healthcarepodcast #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #healthtech #valuebasedcare #caredelivery “An endgame of nouns” vs “the verbs which are going to get us there.” Our host, Stacey, discusses two metrics to measure the value of #caredelivered. #healthcarepodcast #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #healthtech #valuebasedcare #caredelivery How are we helping patients and providers? Our host, Stacey, discusses two metrics to measure the value of #caredelivered. #healthcarepodcast #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #healthtech #valuebasedcare #caredelivery The first metric: optimizing time for patients. Our host, Stacey, discusses two metrics to measure the value of #caredelivered. #healthcarepodcast #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #healthtech #valuebasedcare #caredelivery #Financialtoxicity in health care. Our host, Stacey, discusses two metrics to measure the value of #caredelivered. #healthcarepodcast #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #healthtech #valuebasedcare #caredelivery Two metrics: optimal time with patients and reduction of cost for patients. Our host, Stacey, discusses two metrics to measure the value of #caredelivered. #healthcarepodcast #healthcare #podcast #digitalhealth #healthtech #valuebasedcare #caredelivery  

Stacey Kehoe has worked in digital marketing and brand development for the last ten years. She is also a podcast host and chief editor of the small business magazine, The Vault, which has gained her countless media features and award nominations. Since establishing her first business, Brandlective Communications Ltd in 2012, Stacey has built over 500 websites, brands, and marketing campaigns. As a highly-sought-after expert, social media trainer, and speaker, Stacey has developed the one-of-a-kind Gamechanger Six-Step Digital Marketing Methodology after being approached by client after client who were dissatisfied with other agencies. She published this methodology in her newest book ‘Get Online: 6 Simple Steps to Launching a Digital Marketing Strategy For the Non-Tech Savvy’. The method also forms a core part of Brandlectives services, facilitating campaign development and enhancing the speed at which its clients gain stellar results. Stacey believes those with an entrepreneurial spirit should have the resources to rise above the noise, stand out from the crowd, and show their audience who they really are. These beliefs tie-in with her commitment to equality. She currently leads a movement called #1MillionDays: an initiative to reduce inequality through social, economic, and political inclusion of all people. Originally from New Zealand, Stacey lives in London. She loves to travel and spend time with her family and friends. What you will learn from this episode: How Stacey and her team at Brandlective Communications launched their #1MillionDays initiative to align their agency with the UN’s global goals How Stacey’s own experiences with inequalities after moving from New Zealand to the United Kingdom in 2006 informs her passion for reducing inequality What global projects Brandlective has become involved with, and how they have aligned their efforts with their work How Stacey and her team traveled to some of the destinations they have been supporting to meet the organizations on the ground, and why taking the team with her matters Why Brandlective doesn’t reveal their efforts as part of their marketing strategy but rather discusses their social work with clients in their welcome packet How the #1MillionDays initiative and Brandlective’s global efforts have had an impact on the company’s culture How the team at Brandlective have managed to navigate the challenge of the global pandemic, and how they have worked to support their clients through the crisis What digital strategies and key advice Stacey would offer to business leaders, and why identifying and reaching out to your ideal client is key Why identifying the problems and pain points your ideal prospects are experiencing and then creating content to help solve those problems can be powerful Why Stacey recommends focusing on four key types of content: visual (video/graphics), audible (podcast/audio snippets), written (blogs/articles), and actionable (interactive) Resources: Website: www.brandlective.com Website: www.brandmag.co.uk Website: www.thegamechanger-scorecard.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stacey-kehoe-b8b25319/ Additional Resources: Sell With Authority by Drew McLellan and Stephen Woessner: https://amzn.to/39y7x13 Predictive ROI Free Resource Library: https://predictiveroi.com/resources/ Stephen Woessner’s LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stephenwoessner/

Your business can either force you into a life you don’t love. Or, it can bankroll a lifestyle that allows you to do the things you love, visit the places that excite you, and take control of your long-term goals. On today’s episode, I’m talking to fellow New Yorker, dear friend, and boss of her business Stacey Brooke. Stacey’s company, College Essay Advisors, helps college applicants present their most polished and intriguing selves by crafting effective college essays to get admissions to their dream schools. She started her business as a freelance advisor in 2004 and took it full time in 2014. She now has one full-time employee and 20 independent advisors she brings on for projects. While keeping her operation lean and efficient she’s been able to grow 50% year over year! I personally wouldn’t trust my kid's essay with anyone else! Listen to the full episode to hear: How Stacey sent one strategically placed email that landed her a guest article in a top publication and what she’d done to set the stage for that win When to hire--and how to know which things can only be done by you... and why that's a good thing! Whether SEO is still a thing in 2020, and the difference between keywords and good content The real key to creating a great customer experience that most people don’t focus on What you need to know if you want a successful business that makes money with no regrets Stacey’s links: College Essay Advisors Instagram: @collegeessayadvisors YouTube   Pia’s Links:   The Show Your Business Who's Boss Crash Course Start reading the first chapter of my book: piasilva.com  

Your business can either force you into a life you don’t love. Or, it can bankroll a lifestyle that allows you to do the things you love, visit the places that excite you, and take control of your long-term goals. On today’s episode, I’m talking to fellow New Yorker, dear friend, and boss of her business Stacey Brooke. Stacey’s company, College Essay Advisors, helps college applicants present their most polished and intriguing selves by crafting effective college essays to get admissions to their dream schools. She started her business as a freelance advisor in 2004 and took it full time in 2014. She now has one full-time employee and 20 independent advisors she brings on for projects. While keeping her operation lean and efficient she’s been able to grow 50% year over year! I personally wouldn’t trust my kid's essay with anyone else! Listen to the full episode to hear: How Stacey sent one strategically placed email that landed her a guest article in a top publication and what she’d done to set the stage for that win When to hire--and how to know which things can only be done by you... and why that's a good thing! Whether SEO is still a thing in 2020, and the difference between keywords and good content The real key to creating a great customer experience that most people don’t focus on What you need to know if you want a successful business that makes money with no regrets Stacey’s links: College Essay Advisors Instagram: @collegeessayadvisors YouTube   Pia’s Links:   The Show Your Business Who's Boss Crash Course Start reading the first chapter of my book: piasilva.com  

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Stacey Lievens is the epitome of a serial entrepreneur. As a teenager, she worked as a model for a while. Although she loved it, Stacey realized that life on the other side of the lens is far more interesting. Eventually, she fell in love with photography. With the influence of her entrepreneurial parents, she started her own photography business and studio at the age of 23. She achieved the highest degree of Master Craftsman Photographer from the Professional Photographers of America.  Stacey and Dan are the co-founders of The Proof, akin to Ted Talk where ideas are worth sharing. The Proof is an opportunity for entrepreneurs and aspiring thought leaders to really clarify and communicate their message. It is a journey of discovery about your purpose and the 'why' behind the what. As a couplepreneur, they spent the past 2 decades helping online influencers create a dynamic personal brand so they can be seen, heard, and recognized.  In this episode, Stacey shares their 5-year goals and visions for The Proof, the secret to the Proof Talk Formula, and how can it be used to help business owners. Enjoy! Highlights - The reason Stacey find photography a great hobby - How Stacey started her own business - Discover the biggest challenge that she’s ever faced in growing their business - Stacey’s bootstrapping success story - How to establish a 5-year goal for your business - Stacey’s life-changing lessons of moving to a new country - Stacey’s practical tips on how to run a successful business with your spouse   Resources: www.speakyourproof.com/free   Connect with Stacey Website - www.witnesstheproof.com Facebook - www.facebook.com/stacegreenlievens Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/staceyglievens/ LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/staceylievens

Stacey Lievens is the epitome of a serial entrepreneur. As a teenager, she worked as a model for a while. Although she loved it, Stacey realized that life on the other side of the lens is far more interesting. Eventually, she fell in love with photography. With the influence of her entrepreneurial parents, she started her own photography business and studio at the age of 23. She achieved the highest degree of Master Craftsman Photographer from the Professional Photographers of America.  Stacey and Dan are the co-founders of The Proof, akin to Ted Talk where ideas are worth sharing. The Proof is an opportunity for entrepreneurs and aspiring thought leaders to really clarify and communicate their message. It is a journey of discovery about your purpose and the 'why' behind the what. As a couplepreneur, they spent the past 2 decades helping online influencers create a dynamic personal brand so they can be seen, heard, and recognized.  In this episode, Stacey shares their 5-year goals and visions for The Proof, the secret to the Proof Talk Formula, and how can it be used to help business owners. Enjoy! Highlights - The reason Stacey find photography a great hobby - How Stacey started her own business - Discover the biggest challenge that she’s ever faced in growing their business - Stacey’s bootstrapping success story - How to establish a 5-year goal for your business - Stacey’s life-changing lessons of moving to a new country - Stacey’s practical tips on how to run a successful business with your spouse   Resources: www.speakyourproof.com/free   Connect with Stacey Website - www.witnesstheproof.com Facebook - www.facebook.com/stacegreenlievens Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/staceyglievens/ LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/staceylievens

Stacey Copas is an International Keynote Speaker and Facilitator on finding the opportunity in change and adversity, and the author of How To Be Resilient.Unlike many resilience experts, Stacey is not an academic or psychologist. Instead, she takes you on a journey to teach her framework of resilience which is based on the life experience of overcoming the adversity of becoming quadriplegic at 12 years old.This episode is full of inspiration and wisdom on how to rise above challenging situations. Check out the full episode to learn more!------------------Trigger warning: This episode contains conversations about suicide and alcoholism. Please proceed with caution.If you are currently experiencing a personal crisis, you may get in touch with the good people at Lifeline Australia.------------------SHOW NOTES[0:03:46.3] Rapid-fire questions: current reading list, who inspires you, childhood dreams, favorite motto[0:09:22.8] Stacey’s story and how it affected her life and all her future plans[0:13:36.3] How Stacey coped with the accident that changed her life[0:15:36.8] A turning point in Stacey’s life[0:18:06.4] On gratitude and taking responsibility and how a simple mindset shift can change the course of your life[0:22:26.1] When did Stacey decide to be an inspiration speaker and share her story?[0:25:01.2] How to better coach your team and help them through hard times[0:27:54.6] A Framework for Resilience[0:31:22.5] How writing in a journal helps Stacey process life - and how it can help you, too[0:35:54.9] The benefits of writing in a journal[0:38:14.5] The story behind Stacey’s very red and prominent brand[0:44:24.1] How Stacey came up with her unique and inspiring brand[0:48:02.3] Parting message for the listenersQUOTES“The thing with inspiration is that people usually look for it externally, and I found that if your primary source of your inspiration doesn’t come from within, it’s not sustainable.”MENTIONSSo Good They Can’t Ignore You by Cal Newport (book)The Illusion of Money by Kyle Cease (book)Humor That Works by Andrew Tarvin (book)How to Be Resilient by Stacey Copas (free e-book)CONNECT WITH STACEYLinkedInWebsiteIf you like this episode of the Grow My Clinic podcast, please don't forget to like, share, comment, and give us your ratings on iTunes and Stitcher.We appreciate your support and feedback!

01:03 – Introducing today’s guest, Stacey Ferreira 02:52 – The moment Stacey realized she wanted to be an entrepreneur 05:15 – How Stacey and her brother initially entered the entrepreneurial space 08:37 – Where Stacey got her entrepreneurial spirit 11:51 – The importance of being rich in time and love 13:30 – Stacey shares some of the highs of her entrepreneurial journey 16:34 – Addicted to the thrill of entrepreneurship 24:02 – Stacey recalls a specific challenge she encountered as an entrepreneur 30:18 – How Stacey navigated getting funding for her company 33:29 – Maintaining a motivated mindset 34:23 – Stacey speaks to the importance of capital partners 39:05 – Chris and Stacey talk about their thoughts on college 45:43 – The importance of personal growth 47:14 – Stacey shares with the audience what they can do to increase the dosage 49:31 – Chris thanks Stacey for joining the show TWEETABLES “I started pitching my parents for little things that I could get to teach myself things. So, I remember pitching my parents to buy me my first laptop and I put together this whole presentation on the ROI of getting a laptop for myself.” (07:38) “My dad was very much that way in the household where it was, ‘Hey, if you want something, you better come to me with a thought through idea and be able to present your ideas in a concise manner that makes sense that has a very clear outcome.’” (08:56) “I don’t care how long it takes, but I’m gonna be rich in time and money. I’m gonna be rich in love and money. I’m gonna figure that out.” (12:59) “The biggest highs that I get are getting through those lows and being able to stand back up on the other side of that.” (15:52) “You’ve got a million things that you gotta do and the fact is if you don’t do it, it’s not getting done.” (34:01) “Growth is the key. It’s not about how you grow. If college is a way to grow, great. But it has to be a stepping stone for more growth, in my opinion, or it’s worthless.” (45:43) LINKS MENTIONED Chris’ LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisjsnook/ Stacey’s LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/staceyferreira/ Stacey’s Twitter – @StaceyFerreira https://twitter.com/staceyferreira Stacey’s Instagram – @staceyferreira https://www.instagram.com/staceyferreira Stacey’s Email – stacey@joinforge.com Forge Website – https://www.joinforge.com/author/stacey/ Stacey’s Book – 2 Billion Under 20: How Millennials Are Breaking Down Age Barriers and Changing the World JOIN OUR COMMUNITY StartupDrugz on Facebook StartupDrugz on Instagram Subscribe to the Podcast Full show notes at startupdrugz.com

Referrals are the lifeblood of interior designers. But not only are they difficult to get, they can be awkward to ask for. On today’s episode, Darla and Natalie have Stacey Brown Randall, who literally wrote the book on Generating Business Referrals without Asking. Stacey Brown Randall is a business coach who helps small businesses, entrepreneurs and sales professionals generate loads of referrals. And as she says, her backstory begins when she started her own small business and watched as it failed. After that, she began to think about how clients could lead her to other clients. And she eventually cracked the code, departing from the age-old advice that to get a referral, you have to ask. What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [2:00] An Amish backstory [6:15] A puppy backstory [9:13] How Stacey got into referrals (and why she doesn’t like showers) [13:05] When the light bulb went on about referrals [15:08] How to get started with referrals [20:48] The first step in generating referrals [24:31] Turning a referral source into an actual referral [30:30] The referral secret sauce [41:02] How Stacey discovered who was making referrals [45:50] Whut up, Wingnut? Connect with Stacey Brown Randall Stacey Brown Randall Stacey on LinkedIn Stacey on Twitter Resources & People Mentioned Generating Business Referrals without Asking Referral Ninja Quiz Profit First Wingnut Social’s services Referrals are the Holy Grail When Stacey looked back at her first business, she realized she didn’t get any referrals for from her clients. And when she started coaching businesses, she saw that most of her clients were actually coming from referrals. And so when she started looking into it, she saw that the standard advice is to ask for her referrals. Her response, quote: “Ew.” That’s not something she wanted to do. So she started looking at how to get referrals without asking, and pivoted her whole coaching business to doing just that. Before you ask or get for a referral, you have to identify the client who is ready to do that because they had an amazing experience. Those people then become “referral sources,” and it’s your job to stay in touch with them and maintain that relationship, so when someone in their life says they need an interior designer, your referral source immediately recommends you. How to get those referrals without asking The number-one way Stacey suggests to get referrals without asking is to make sure your clients know they care about them. She uses an example of how she sent a potential referral a gift, with no logo, no branding, nothing that said: “YOU MUST REFER ME.” She just treated that client like a human she cared about, and that person then became a referral source for her. Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla’s Interior Design Website Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn

This week on Career Crashers, Stacey Ferreira joins the show to talk about her experience of launching a company at 18 that raised $1.2M in funding and learning from real-world experience over the classroom. Learn more about Forge at: http://www.joinforge.com/ Learn more about Stacey at: https://twitter.com/staceyferreira In this episode: - How Stacey started a business and raised 1.2M in venture capital right after high school - How being young can be an advantage when you are starting your career - Why and how Stacey learned to code - How video games can lead to learning and opportunities - Challenges and lessons learned building a company as an 18-year-old - How people overlook the positives that individuals get from starting companies, even if the company isn't financially successful - Making the decision to leave college for the Theil Fellowship - The idea that led Stacey to create Forge - Stacey's advice for young people just starting their careers Check out Crash.co for great resources on creating a great career and if you want to share your story email Isaac [at] crash [dot] co

Build a website in just 5 days (even if you're not techie) at www.free5daywebsitechallenge.com Already have a website? Take the Free "Jumpstart Your Website Traffic" marketing mini-course at www.jumpstartyourwebsitetraffic.com Leave a Review! Today I’m bringing you Stacey Ogden of Side Hustle Teachers, who believes that being a teacher doesn’t mean that you have to be broke or burnt out. Through her Side Hustle Summer Camp, she helps teachers that want to start a business as a way to stay busy over the summer, or want a different way to pursue their passions, or are looking to transition out of the classroom altogether. Stacey’s business is a great example of niching down. She takes a topic that is very broad, like starting an online business, and instead of trying to teach it to a very broad audience, like entrepreneurs or women or mom, she blended it with her passion and her experience and then laser-focused it on teachers, which allows her to speak directly to them in a way that resonates with them. You can go check out her website, www.side-hustle-teachers.com to see how she does it, and if you know any teachers, share this episode with them! You never know if they’ve had the inkling that they’ve wanted to do something different, and Stacey might just be the guide they need to take the first step. She has a couple of freebies on her Resources page so you can choose your own adventure - if you already have an idea for your side hustle she’ll help you cultivate it, or if you have no idea what you want to do but you know you want to do something, she’ll help you figure that out. Today we’re talking about: How Stacey started a blog for moms then pivoted to helping teachers figure out how to start a side hustle How Stacey leveraged skills she had already (instead of trying to learn a bunch of new ones) to serve her audience. The importance of listening to your inner voice How she monetizes her blog Three different strategies Stacey uses to drive traffic to her website. The method Stacey walks teachers through to help them figure out what they want to do Her best advice for what to do if you aren’t getting traction in your side hustle What Stacey had to do to start really believing that she’s a legit business owner The one belief she had to change about herself to get where she is today If you’re an educator, or you know one, you can join the Side Hustle Teachers Facebook Group. Side Hustle Summer Camp enrollment opens on May 6, so spread the word to all your teacher friends and check out Stacey’s podcast too! My favorite quotes from Stacey in this episode: “What are some small tweaks I can make to make my audience’s life even easier - and make them realize that I totally get where they are coming from?” “You have so many skills that go into being “just a teacher.” Let’s hash those out. What are you not only good at but what do you enjoy?” "I wasn’t a teacher by trade, I AM a teacher. It’s just my nature. It’s part of who I am, like my DNA."  

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Intuition and good fortune are in the cards for today's episode—Tarot cards, that is! Tarot reader and fellow Vancouver resident Stacey Coplin joins me to gab about her spiritual practices and how she's used divine downloads to both lead herself down the right path and help others do the same. If you're into Tarot, brand new to the ritual, or just fond of all things spiritual and woo woo, Stacey and her readings will absolutely have something in store for you.In this episode, Stacey discusses how her intuitive abilities have been fostered and honed throughout the years, suggests ways you can strengthen your own intuition, and even does a Tarot forecast for 2019! As well, we shout out @heartcoreholisticwellness on Instagram for their review of the week! This is the last week for our Giveaway promotion, so be sure to get your review in and leave your Instagram handle.About Stacey:Stacey Coplin a Tarot reader who is keepin' it real, slanging card spreads to the people, all the while trying to heal whatever space in the world she occupies. She loves jalapeno margaritas, hand made pasta, paper crafts, and bad jokes! Tarot is her access point to the divine flow, and wouldn't ya know it, she can't wait to share it all with you! Her personal brand of intuitive tarot reading doesn't rely on gendered stereotypes or believe in reading the cards as a party trick. She focuses on reading the cards with you, using the information you provide, to guide you effectively towards your healing and growth. Tarot allows us an insiders look to which cosmic strings are begging to be pulled, and some deeper shadow work we are being called to address and work through.In this episode, you'll learn:- Stacey endures Rapid Fire and explains why you should take precautions before burning sage.- What fostered Stacey's interest in Tarot, her supernatural experiences as a child, and who mentored her along the way.- The unfortunate ways parents can discourage or redirect their children's intuitive abilities.- Some of the unexpected skills Stacey has had to pick up while becoming a Tarot reader and the self-limiting beliefs she's had to overcome along the way.- Debunking the idea that Tarot is “dark” and exploring how uplifting it actually is!- Stacey's own validating methodology to Tarot and some of the rituals she uses in her readings.- The importance of resisting trendiness in Tarot and other spiritual practices.- Why honesty is the best policy when getting a Tarot reading done.- Stacey does her mini-reading for you listeners and yours truly going into 2019.- How Stacey receives and visualizes her divine downloads.- A few fun helpful strategies for strengthening your own intuition over time.Resources Mentioned:Your Conscious Empire (click here to access the preview!)Your Best LifeHow to Master Your Mindset: my free 6-day video courseHow to Start Your Online Empire: my free 6-day video courseFlow with Intention by Jess LivelyThe Desire Map by Danielle LaPorteLeave a podcast rating and review to be entered into the giveawayLacy PhillipsYou are a Badass at Making Money by Jen SinceroYou are a Badass by Jen SinceroThe Celestine Prophecy by James RedfieldDr. Joe DispenzaFirst Intelligence by Simone WrightBree MelansonFind Stacey: House of the Rising TarotInstagram: @staceycoplinTwitter: @houseoftherisingtarotEmail: stacey@houseoftherisingtarot.comFind Kelly:Instagram: @kellytrachkellytrach.comMusic for The Kelly Trach Show is by Ikson: soundcloud.com/iksonSupport for today's show comes from:Podigy. Podigy is the company the edits and produces The Kelly Trach Show and I am forever grateful for them. If you are ready to take your podcast to the next level, get professional editing and finally delegate it out, then Podigy is your jam. I adore working with them because they are super on the ball and make this show sound like the 5-star podcast that it is. When you sign up, mention “The Kelly Trach Show” to get 50% off your first month of editing.Bench Bookkeeping. It's automated bookkeeping and all you have to do is sync your credit cards, bank accounts, website and then upload bills. A real bookkeeper will do the rest! It makes my life a total dream. When you sign up here, you'll get 1 free month of bookkeeping + 20% off your first 6 months. With that free trial month, Bench will do your last month's books with no credit card required so you can test it out, see the graphs, the statements, and how it works! Literally one of the best investments I've ever made in my business.

Stacey Altherr is a former prize-winning reporter for Newsday, a daily newspaper on Long Island, New York and now owns and runs a cafe on Longboat Key, Florida. The cafe is the best part of her former work, she says, because you get to talk to people and they tell you their life stories. Only this time, she doesn’t write it down and make it prose. She pours them coffee instead. Please join me in welcoming Stacey Altherr. In this episode we discuss: How Stacey worked at Newsday for 30 years and how she knew it was time to transition. How the 2009 adoption of her son influenced her decision on moving. Her thoughts about transitions and acknowledging that they don’t have to be forever. Her process for getting ready to move states and careers. How her previous job skills helped her find success in her new position. The shifts in her mindset that enabled her to embrace all of her changes. Listen, subscribe and read show notes at www.tammygoolerloeb.com/podcasts/ - episode 004

I am feeling upset… I scrolled through Facebook this afternoon, only briefly, and saw this disturbing post. It was from a woman with Endometrisois who is contemplating ‘allowing’ her bladder to be removed. Yes! Her bladder! Removed! Oh my goodness. Whatever next?! We can produce Dolly The Sheep and fly to the Moon, yet women with Endometriosis are regularly having major organs removed. In brief; she previously had a cystectomy operation for medical treatment for her Endometriosis and cysts. But before long, not only did Endometriosis symptoms return, but soon there were side effects evident and further complications. One of them was bladder pressure. Painkillers, drugs and surgery do not treat the underlying causes of the Endometriosis condition, which is inflammation and hormonal imbalance. Painkillers, drugs and surgery only try to manage the symptoms. The bladder is a very sensitive organ which sits under the uterus. Bladder pressure (from my experience), can be caused by an inflamed uterus or general inflammation in the lower abdominal area. Equally, the bladder may be acutely sensitive to products like sugar, wheat, soy, gmo, additives, preservatives – which are widely known to irritate and add inflammation. So with my own journey (and other women I work with) it was only a case of adjusting and swapping out these elements that’s cause the inflammation and the bladder pressure disappeared. I refer to this process as Laidlaw Protocols amd the 5 P’s (poisons). The 5 P’s consist of Produce, Products, Property, People & Past. What has upset me the most is the mistreatment and misinformation she has been given. What on earth is her body and life going to be like after the removal of an essential organ? Only in the medical profession, can a treatment go wrong and/or fail, yet there is no recourse. There is no ‘money back’ and no accountability. No other industry in the world work operates like this. What is terribly troubling too is the emotional and psychological impact on her. It is often the case that many women, who may be so terribly traumatised by the decades of pain that has ravaged their body, and the invasive surgery, that they may develop a trauma bond with their physician or surgeon. I know I used to feel the same. That was me 6 years ago… So utterly desolate and desperate to be well – or at the very least pain-free – and that the only person who ‘appears’ to be helping them is someone offering ineffective treatment yet you cling to that surgical hope. Yet, why if Surgery is so ineffective do women have multiple surgeries? Do you know why? Because the surgeons blame the women or state it’s an enigma or they just don’t know. How is that even possible? How is it that miraculous feats can be accomplished in surgical realms now, yet the treatment for Endometriosis has remained the same for almost 50 years. Why? Big Pharma… Money… What if the advice they get is flawed or outdated? The medical profession used to believe, only 40 years ago, that cutting out part of your prefrontal cortex (brain) helped relieve depression… What if the current treatment is causing the Endometriosis to grow, creating new symptoms and side effects? I had 6 surgeries before I realised that the definition of insanity is “doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results” as Einstein said. It rarely occurs to women with Endometriosis to get a second opinion – or to question the professional WHY the procedure did not work. The gynaecological system is well oiled Machine. The Gold Standard does not address the underlying root causes of Endometriosis. So in over 97% of cases the symptoms return with more complications and adhesions. To remove the bladder! It’s barbaric. How is this allowed to happen? Whilst there is obviously a requirement for A&E services and transplants, the medical profession struggle to treat conditions like Endometriosis and bladder pressure; in my opinion and from my own past experience. Yet the trauma has bonded this poor woman to the very person who is causing her more harm. And the vicious cycle continues. If you are curious to know more and to learn how it IS possible to allow your body to regenerate, then listen to Stacey’s testimonial. Hear her success story about how her bladder pressure reduced, then disappeared along with her Endometriosis during my 12 Week Foundation Program. How Stacey even went on to have her beautiful little daughter Madeline; despite her doctor saying she would never have any children.   Where ever you are on your journey, remember all of your body parts are needed. Are important. Every single one of them. So never ever give one of them up without a fight. And look outside the medical box and learn about a NEW path to heal Endometriosis Naturally with me. To your health!   If you are affected by this story then please reach out for support; or if you know someone who is, then please share and go to Https://HealEndometriosisNaturally.com. You can even get a FREE paperback book worth £14.99 (just pay shipping £7.95) at Https://HealEndometriosisNaturallyBook.com. Read my success story of healing more than bladder pressure but cysts, Stage IV Endometriosis and Adenomyosis through the Laidlaw Protocols.

Do you have a podcast - or video series or blog - but aren’t getting leads from it as you had expected? You know your content is good - you’re getting listeners and viewers and readers - but, when it comes to making money as a result of that content, it’s crickets (and an empty inbox). What can you do? This is the question my guest today, Stacey Ogden of Busy Mom Collective, had. In this on-air coaching call, you’ll hear as we dissect what’s going on with her podcast (if you don’t have a podcast, you can apply it to the content you’re creating). We come up with specific strategies she - and you - can use to generate leads, including: what to do on her podcast to talk about what she does what kinds of calls to action to include and how many where to promote her podcast what to do when people sign up for her email list.   One thing Stacey told me is that she doesn’t want her podcast to come off as a sales pitch. And, I totally get it. I did an entire episode on why you shouldn’t sell from the stage - and what to do instead (episode 59). The same premise applies to your podcast and other content. If you need help strategizing your podcast, video series, or messaging in general, you can book a strategy session. Strategy sessions are great for specific questions or challenges you have. We dig deep and you walk away with a concrete action plan, much like you’ll hear here with Stacey.   This episode is the second in a 4-part series related to podcasting. If you host a podcast or have a thought about it, this series will help you get better results. If you don’t have any plans for a podcast, still listen! The strategies we talk about can be applied in other areas too.   About My Guest: Stacey Ogden is the founder and owner of the Busy Mom Collective. Through her podcast of the same name, and working one-on-one with clients, she helps working moms and mompreneurs master their schedules, own their time, and conquer their out of control to-do lists. She lives in western Connecticut with her husband, 7 year old daughter, and German Shepherd puppy where she teaches middle school music and runs a local chapter of Business Among Moms. The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals create their signature talks and gain more visibility to achieve their goals. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power: on stages, in businesses, on boards, in the media, in politics, and in our communities. Check out our coaching programs and workshops at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com.   Highlights: Having a focused niche for your podcast The kinds of episodes you can do on your podcast (guest interviews, coaching calls, solo episodes) Why you should do on-air coaching calls on your podcast The calls to action Stacey currently has on her podcast and what she could change them to Should you should have only *one* call to action or is it ok to have multiple ones? How Stacey is using her Facebook page Specific strategies to get more leads from the podcast What to do when someone joins your email list Where to place your calls to action within your podcast How to connect your call to action to your on-air coaching call   Links: Show notes at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/86 Stacey’s website: https://busymomcollective.com/ Check out Stacey’s podcast “The Busy Mom Collective” Join the free Speaking Your Brand community at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join/ or text the word SPEAKING to 444-999. Sign up for a Strategy Session at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/strategy. Ready to create your signature talk and framework? Email me at carol@speakingyourbrand.com or click here to schedule a call. Say hi to me on Instagram and Twitter: @CarolMorganCox. Subscribe to the podcast and leave a review!   Other Episodes Mentioned: Episode 59: Why You Shouldn't Sell from the Stage - and What to Do Instead Episode 34: Relationship Selling with Nikki Rausch Nikki Rausch on Stacey’s podcast episode 29

Every woman’s pregnancy experience is different, and each pregnancy brings its unique challenges. Today you’ll hear one woman’s story of her pregnancy, loss, and the obstacles she faced due to pre-eclampsia, which can affect women during pregnancy and in the postpartum period. My guest is gracious enough to share the heartbreaking details of her story, with the hope that those in similar circumstances will know they are not alone.   Stacey Porter is president and founder of The Tangerine Owl Project, a nonprofit devoted to offering peer support to families, started in memory of her daughter after a NICU loss in 2012. Stacey has been dedicated to efforts centered around supporting families who have suffered infant loss and traumatic birth since 2013. Stacey is heavily invested in efforts to support maternal mental health as it intertwines so greatly with traumatic birth and bereavement experiences for these families. She works as a contractor with the 2020 Mom Project, leading a volunteer program, social media, and a handful of other projects. She sits on the board of directors for local nonprofit Beyond the Baby Blues, which offers clinical group support to women suffering from perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, and she serves on the bereavement committee for the Mothers’ Milk Bank of the Western Great Lakes. Stacey is a member of the National Perinatal Association and Preemie Parent Alliance, and has collaborated on projects for patient education including online curriculum for staff on psychosocial support for NICU parents.    Show Highlights:   Stacey was pregnant with her third child in 2012 after two picture-perfect pregnancies with her son and daughter Why this was a completely different pregnancy experience, when swollen ankles at a 24-week appointment prompted her doctor to probe further and discover pre-eclampsia Within a few days, she found herself hospitalized and then transferred to a more equipped hospital The baby began to decline rapidly and her doctor told her to be prepared for delivery A C-section was scheduled and the baby was given a 40% chance of survival What is pre-eclampsia? A pregnancy condition in which maternal blood pressure rises to dangerously high levels, the baby is deprived of oxygen, and the placenta’s health can be affected Pre-eclampsia can occur in pregnancy or postpartum, causing vision problems and seizures, and can decelerate the baby’s heart rate Pre-eclampsia can affect people in different ways; Stacey didn’t have the typical risk factors, which include: the first pregnancy, a pregnancy with a different partner than previous pregnancies, smoking, and advanced maternal age Pre-eclampsia can be mild or severe and can affect women of every race and every age Back to Stacey’s story: the C-section was performed without complication and her daughter was born, weighing 1 lb. 5 oz. The baby was sent to NICU and Stacey was discharged, but camped out at the hospital for the next 27 days Stacey was on blood pressure medication for two months postpartum, but some women have to stay on them much longer How Stacey was able to pump and provide breast milk for her baby One weekend, Stacey went home for a quick visit and then returned to the hospital Her baby became lethargic and the doctor discovered an infection from hospital-acquired bacteria The baby became septic and they tried antibiotics for the aggressive Pseudomonas infection that they couldn’t get control of After three days of sickness, they spent the last moments with her and held her as she passed away Stacey realized that there is not a lot of peer support for people going through infant loss The Facebook connection that became Stacey’s lifeline, because even though friends and family tried to help, they just couldn’t understand like someone who had been through the same experience How people feel helpless and like they want to help but don’t know what to do or say How the Tangerine Owl Project was inspired through the experience with her daughter, Delilah How Stacey has grown and learned through her grief, starting the organization on the anniversary of her daughter’s death How anxiety, depression, and panic attacks started a couple of years later, even though she was doing everything she could to deal with her feelings How Stacey has become an advocate for maternal mental health   Resources:   www.tangerineowl.org   Find Stacey on Facebook: @Tangerine Owl Project or Stacey Dunlap Porter

Today’s episode of Just the Tips is all about a mystery to me: relationships. Unless we’re talking about one’s relationship to spreadsheets, this is basically a foreign subject to me, but Stacey Martino and her husband Paul have been helping people find true satisfaction and happiness in their relationships through their site RelationshipDevelopment.org and RelationshipU®. They help people transform their relationships even when one partner is not cooperating. But the proof will be in the pudding today as we see if she can fix my broken relationship with Dean. The suspense is killing you, I know. A passion borne of necessity What’s fascinating about Stacey’s story is that she got into relationship development thanks to her own personal experience. She was a corporate tax accountant when 20 years ago, her husband Paul, walked out on her. As she says, he was done with their relationship. Wanting to find some way to make the relationship work, Stacey dove headfirst into personal development and was able to save her marriage. Since then, she and Paul have been stronger than ever, and they then began to notice many great relationships go down in flames because the people didn’t have the tools necessary to stick together. She found her passion in life, and since then she’s been helping people all over the world with their relationships. You’re going to want to hear what she has to say about how to make yours even stronger. Start with you One of the most innovative things that Stacey and Paul have done is eschewed the pain of couples therapy. As she says, couples work is often very painful and very destructive, and so what Stacey and Paul do is teach people how to “master themselves.” If you know yourself better, and how you relate to people, you can improve how you are in a relationship, which will improve it even if your partner is unwilling or never changes. It’s basically self-improvement with a selfless goal. It’s a really fascinating conversation, and one you’ll want to hear on this week’s Just the Tips. Relationship development You may be thinking that Stacey’s work is only for romantic relationships, but given my roller-coaster relationship with Dean, I had to know if her principles apply to business relationships as well. And Stacey let us in on her eight-step program, almost all of which apply to business relationships as well (the sex one probably isn’t applicable). But the core principle of Stacey’s approach is helping people see how others see things. As she puts it, everyone is wired differently, and so you’re not going to be able to change how people are wired. But if you can figure out how that other person is wired, and appreciate the differences in others, it can be revolutionary to how you handle relationships. This is a bit departure for Just the Tips, but it’s a must-listen episode. Appreciation, not judgment The first thing you can do to help build stronger relationships, whether you’re in a business or a romantic relationship, is come from a place of appreciation, not judgment. So if you have a member of your team who you’re clashing with, you want to identify their strengths and appreciate what they do, rather than sit in judgment of what you see as their drawbacks. That’s just the tip of the iceberg for how to apply Stacey’s approach to your business relationships, and you’re going to want to listen to the whole episode of Just the Tips to get the complete picture. Outline of This Episode [3:18] How Stacey got started in relationship [6:30] Stacey’s approach [8:42] Does it work for business relationships? [10:37] Stacey’s entrepreneurial journey [13:15] Seeing how others are wired [17:57] How to get in touch with Mark [20:54] What’s in Stacey’s relationship toolbox [23:42] Left Hand/Right Hand approach [32:30] How entrepreneurs can have stronger relationships Resources & People Mentioned 2-Hour Free Web Class Live Event 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 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/

Today I release another episode in my Fertility Awareness Reality Series! I interview my client Stacey. Stacey was a member of my most recent group program, and in our episode together we delve into the relationship between digestion and her menstrual cycle. Stacey was able to eliminate her period pain by making a series of gentle dietary and lifestyle changes, and now her focus is on improving her digestion. In this episode, as in the other episodes in my Fertility Awareness Reality Series, I pull back the curtain and show you inside a real client session. You get to see exactly what it’s like to work with me one-on-one! Registration is now open for the next round of my 10 Week Fertility Awareness Mastery Group Program! We're starting this month -- August 2017. Make sure to head over to the group program page and apply today to reserve your spot.  Topics discussed in today's episode: Stacey shares her experience of menstruation over the years how she ended up on the pill at a young age Stacey shares how she managed to overcome a lifetime of dysmenorrhea after making some key dietary and lifestyle changes Transitioning to Fertility Awareness after years of using hormonal birth control How Stacey gained confidence using Fertility Awareness for birth control The one change Stacey made in her diet that completely changed her digestion Preparing for pregnancy - preconception nutrition Connect with Lisa. You can connect with Lisa on the Fertility Friday Website, and on Facebook and Twitter. Resources mentioned FFP 108 | Cervical Mucus & Hormonal Health | Fertility Awareness Method Cycle Charting | Diet, Gut Health & Fertility | Vicki Braun FFP 140 | Transitioning From Hormonal Birth Control After Long-Term Pill Use | Lisa | Fertility Friday 10 Unexpected Benefits of Fertility Awareness Charting Fertility Awareness Method | Fertility Friday Podcast 10 Week Fertility Awareness Mastery Group Program | Program Details Fertility Awareness Reality Series | Episode List Join the community! Find us in the Fertility Friday Facebook Group Subscribe to the Fertility Friday Podcast on iTunes! Music Credit: Intro/Outro music Produced by J-Gantic Fertility Friday | 10 Week Fertility Awareness Mastery Group Program! This episode is sponsored by my 10 Week Fertility Awareness Mastery Group Program! Master Fertility Awareness in a supportive environment surrounded by an amazing group of like-minded women! Click here to reserve your spot in the group!

In episode 93 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, I interview Stacey Burke, a Forex trader who has learned about trading the hard way while blowing up some small accounts and making all the mistakes most losing traders make.  Through that process, however, he has able to identify where the real problems were in his trading and how he could finally turn the corner to become one of the few profitable traders. Coming from a sporting background in ice hockey and Ironman triathlon, hard work and a competitive nature are some of the attributes he believes are necessary to succeed in Forex trading. Stacey gives credit to other great traders for his success. Brent Penfold's advice on being "the best loser", but he also implemented things in his daily routine to help him continually keep getting better at the process of trading. Like Mike Bellafiore says "how good can we get?" Here's a key takeaway: "Trading mastery is a journey, not a destination. Focus on constant progress, NOT perfection." (click to tweet!) I’d love if you can take a few seconds to leave a review on iTunes or Stitcher. Let me know honestly what you think of the podcast because the only way I can improve is through your reviews. Share This! Top Quotes From This Interview “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles." - Sun Tzu "Focus on being a good loser and having asymmetrical risk/reward opportunities." -Stacey Burke "Keep it simple and learn how to lose." - Stacey Burke In This Episode, You’ll Learn… How Stacey went through 10 years of losing trades without stopping - and how he recovered The Forex trading habits and rituals that Stacey go through on a daily basis How to really learn from other traders - because you can't simply copy Why expecting to lose trades is powerful The importance of having a solid trading journal and how Stacey does his Some of the best lessons from traders around the world Why teaching and sharing makes you a more successful Forex trader The more you trade the more you are likely to make mistakes How Stacey uses paper notebooks - I do the same! One thing Stacey wished he knew when he started to trade How to create an asymmetrical edge in the market And much more! Resources Mentioned In This Interview Edgewonk: the trading journal Stacey and many traders use on a daily basis. Enter "dtt20" at checkout to get 10% off and a 3-month complete membership of the Desire To TRADE Academy. Dr. Brett Steenbarger's blog: a great resource to grow in the field of trading psychology with daily content. Peter Brandt: a trader Stacey gives a lot of credit to for sharing his experience and knowledge. DesireToTRADE’s Top Resources DesireToTRADE Forex Trader Community (free group!) Complete Price Action Strategy Checklist (free checklist!) One-Page Trading Plan (free template!) DesireToTRADE Academy How To Find Stacey Burke? Stacey Burke Trading Twitter YouTube What is one thing you are going to implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group!  

Have you ever felt like your business is being held back by your own lack of confidence? Today’s guest had a solid business idea, but it never occurred to her to charge what we was worth. That is, until she met Ursula. That was the start of her business exploding. She’s here today to share the steps she took to double her sales.   Stacy Jordan is a health and wellness coach and she loves helping people take control of their lives. She’s multitalented and thrives on client interaction. Stacy coaches clients and works trade shows for her company and loves making presentations!   Stacey’s Bio:   Coaching others is my passion!  I’ve spent the last 8 years answering to Coach Stacey, coaching competitive cheer leading and now I am a health coach, encouraging others to win at the weight loss game…one bite at a time! For over a decade I have been cheering on new business prospecting and development at Dekra-Lite. As a Senior Account Executive, I promote new sales by introducing our innovative LED products as long-term solutions to many industries including Cities, Theme Parks and Shopping Centers within a specific targeted territory. I thrive on scheduling client introductions and meetings, preparing presentations and proposals. The enthusiasm continues when attending training workshops to increase product knowledge and to stay abreast of new products. Besides Christmas, my favorite time of year is spring, when I participate in trade shows, promoting our company image and coaching our clients towards another winning Holiday Season!   Show Highlights:   Stacey had so many limiting beliefs about sales How Stacey became stagnant in her business and failed to grow because she was comfortable. Why our comfort zone can be a dangerous place. Stacey managed her business when it grew, by asking for help. Why focusing on her 20% of clients that bring 80% of the revenue completely changed her business. Be fearless. What do you have to lose? Scripting a sales pitch has allowed Stacey to increase her sale to the point of tripling them. Reaching goals can give you the confidence to achieve even bigger goals How Stacey tripled her sales in 90 days - her top strategies! The mindset needed for cold calling       Connect with Stacey:   www.dekra-lite.com staceyj@dekra-lite.com    

    Meet Stacey Trock, entrepreneur, designer and founder of Fresh Stitches, a successful crochet company and membership club.Stacey also has her hand in a number of pots in the yarn industry. She's the Creative and Marketing Director for Louet North America and ... she's also a crochet/knitting and business teacher both internationally and on Craftsy, an author of multiple crochet books as well as a co-chair of the Business and Creative Services Leadership committee with TNNA. Stacy also has a  superpower, which is education and community building. Whether it's teaching someone how to use a crochet hook or instructing local yarn shops how to use social media for their shops, and she enthuses the world with her spunky, can-do-attitude.Stacey shares what it's like to run a membership club and how she went from offering physical kits and how she reimagined her club this past November to create an all encompassing club and community.   Show highlights: How Stacey began her journey dabbling with self-publishing patterns on Ravelry and Etsy Known for small whimsical crochet animal patterns How she reimagined a new way to write an easier to understand pattern The intuitive aspects of a crochet pattern In 2012, she began a membership club, offering her crochet kits Stacey goes through the paces about how she started the club The difficulties with managing a physical club Why she ended the kit club and shifted to a digital-only club How she expanded from club to an all-encompassing community Why it's important to know your audience and what they really want  The Importance of niching down Identify what you're known for Stacey shares her biggest struggle working solo Details about Business and Creative Services (BCS) for designers, tech editors, graphic designers, podcasters and bloggers.  Advice for designers walking The National NeedleArts trade show (TNNA) How to sign up for TNNA as a designer or fiber business Stacey shares details about her role as Creative and Marketing Director of Louet Yarns   Mentioned in this episode: Mei Pak and Tiny hands and Creative Hive Midwest Craftcon Louet North America   Resources: The National NeedleArts Association (TNNA)  BCS Facebook Group: Facebook.com/TNNAServices   Learn more about Stacey:   Community on the web: Freshstitches.com Stacey's online classes on Craftsy.com Instagram: @StaceyTrock Twitter: @Stacey_Trock      

Would you like to know more about the concept of temperament and how it can give you a clearer picture of who you are? Or would you simply like to be able to appreciate others more than you do now? If this rings true for you, listen in today and find out as Stacey Horn, the guest on today's show, spells it out.   Stacey is an ever-evolving social worker, who specializes in relationships. She has been working as a therapist in Aspen, Colorado for the last twenty-five years and now also works with people online. Stacey, who is passionate about the concept of temperament (or personality), has recently been doing a lot of coaching, which she sees as an educational process. She works mainly with families and couples who are no longer together. Listen in and find out more about temperament and how it makes sense out of relationships.   Today, Stacey talks to Robbin about:   How her understanding of temperament helps her in her work with parents. How she first became interested in the concept of temperament. How personality relates to temperament. Why she likes Ray Lincoln's model of Innerkinetics. The four types of temperaments. A story of how she and her husband have shifted in dealing with their daughter, who has a different temperament type. The gift of no longer taking things personally. How to manage time management issues more effectively. How Stacey meets with her husband, who is a different type of temperament, through this method. The new awareness, which re-frames entire relationships, that can be found through this method.   Links:    Stacey's website: www.staceyhorn.com   Stacey's phone no. 970 616 44 01   Stacey's Podcast: The Deeper Connections Podcast (Soon to be launched)   Robbin's website: www.soloparentlife.com   Resources:   Books: I May Frustrate You, But I'm a Keeper by Ray W. Lincoln              I'm Still A Keeper by Ray W. Lincoln                      Innerkinetics by Ray W. Lincoln  

In this episode of The Dr. Hedberg Show I interview Stacey Robbins!  This was a very unique interview because we didn’t focus on biochemistry, but rather how Hashimoto’s can affect your life and your relationships. Stacey Robbins (Certified Health Coach and Certified Yoga Instructor RYT200) is an award-winning Author, Speaker, and Integrated Wellness Coach. She is honored to work with senior executives in global organizations and is a trusted advisor to influential thought leaders, film producers, authors and creators who make a major impact in the world through their work. Stacey took a diagnosis with an autoimmune condition, Hashimoto’s – where the body attacks the thyroid -- and turned it into an opportunity to look behind the scenes at where she was at war with herself.  Traveling around the country for years to study and attend conferences, Stacey learned more about the mind, body, spirit connection, which allowed her to dive into the thoughts, patterns, and beliefs that were undermining her health. Her book, ‘You’re Not Crazy and You’re Not Alone: Losing the Victim, Finding Your Sense of Humor and Learning to Love Yourself through Hashimoto’s’(with a foreword by Dr. Izabella Wentz) is Stacey’s funny, honest, and soulful journey, to not only heal from the physical part of Hashimoto’s, but to address the inner work and healing that is available to every woman with Hashimoto’s. Giving back to the community is a core value as Stacey serves on the Board of Directors for Hashimoto’s Awareness, an organization that educates and empowers the Hashimoto’s community in the areas of testing, self-care, and healing.  At Hashimoto’s Awareness, she works alongside esteemed experts in the field of Thyroid health:  Dr. Izabella Wentz, Mickey Trescott, and Dana Trentini (a.k.a. Hypothyroid Mom). Stacey inspires women to live their happiest, healthiest life with Hashimoto’s and to use it as a teacher and guide to discovery as they learn to love themselves. As she says, “Hashimoto’s isn’t the end of your health, it’s the beginning of your healing.” We discussed the following topics in detail during the interview: -How Stacey got connected to Hashimoto's. -The top three messages women should know from reading Stacey’s book. -How relationships are affected with your spouse or partner, when you have an autoimmune condition. -Helpful tips for both of you to have when dealing with Hashimoto’s. -How Hashimoto’s affects being a parent. -How Stacey’s life and lifestyle changed by having Hashimoto's. I urge everyone to connect with Stacey at the following resources: You can find her at ⇒  http://www.staceyrobbins.com Her Facebook group the “Girlfriends’ Guide to Hashimoto’s” ⇒ https://www.facebook.com/groups/girlfriendsguidetohashimotos/ Stacey’s book on Amazon ⇒ You’re Not Crazy and You’re Not Alone

What you will learn in this episode: How Stacey helps business to get fantastic results Where to find the biggest place where businesses leaving money on the table How Google can help you with your business How to develop your relationship with your customers and readers

“Life gets better...Things get much better... if you can get through that hard stage... Life, love, happiness, everything gets a whole lot better…” Stacey Ecoffey is an enrolled member of the Oglala Lakota. She grew up on the Pine Ridge Reservation in Pine Ridge. She is currently the Principal Advisor for Tribal Affairs at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Growing up, horses were a big part of Stacey’s life. Her grandfather always had her on a horse, and she found horses to be a big stress relief. She attended rodeos. She also enjoyed school Stacey Ecoffey attended Colorado State University. She earned a degree in Cultural Anthropology with a focus on Native American studies. Her school was far enough away that she could be in her own world, but close enough to home that the self-described “rez girl” could get home to visit family, too. She thought she would return home to work for the tribe, but decided to attend graduate school before coming home. So she attended Boston College and earned her Master’s Degree in social work. After grad school, she returned home and ended up finding a job as a coordinator for the tribal council’s Health and Human Service Committee. Very similar to Jodi Gillette, Stacey believes this experience was critical to learning how to function and maneuver and get things done in DC. In this episode we discuss: Stacey’s philosophy to always move forward, to have a glass half full. How a fellowship prompted her move to DC. The importance of networking. How attending the Indians into Medicine program got Stacey used to being away from home. How Stacey learned that you can always come back home. How being away from home can strengthen who you are and your values. The sacrifices people make when they are away from home. How to make an impact in your community. ### This is part 3 of a series called Lakota Voices. For more episodes, subscribe to iTunes or Stitcher or visit NextGen Native to get all previous episodes. Join the conversation using #nextgennative and #lakotavoices. Better yet, join the conversation in person with friends, family, teachers, elders and others.

Welcome! Today’s Unclassified Woman is Stacey Copas, who is the author of How to be Resilient. She is Australian’s #1 keynote speaker and facilitator on turning adversity into an asset, and she has been featured in national media. Now taking on a new endeavour, Stacey is training for the 2016 Rio Para-Olympics after many years of inactivity. In this episode, you’ll hear: How Stacey has not had a child due to personal choice and never desired to be a parent; Stacey has a spinal cord injury and is in a wheelchair. People ask about her parenting/non-parenting intentions - often assuming incorrectly this is the reason for not having a child; How Stacey has experienced separation from some friends over the years as they began having children and led very different lives; Stacey discusses the “mythbusting” that goes along with daring to make a conscious decision to NOT have children; Stacey has become comfortable when she has to answer questions about her choices; Her advice for others is to have clarity about your values and what you find important in life; She knew that she was here to make a difference in the world, but had to overcome the “little old me” syndrome. The messages Stacey includes in her speaking about resilience as a growth opportunity include the following: Take responsibility Use empowering language Have a support system around you Resources: www.howtoberesilient.com www.staceycopas.com How to be Resilient by Stacey Copas I do hope you enjoyed this episode. Please subscribe and share with another woman who would benefit from this wisdom. For more episodes go to michellemariemcgrath.com  

With Dave once again off on summer travels Barry is joined once again by Stacey, co-host of the awesome Small Press, Big Mouth podcast.   News OK comics needs help, Flash Gordon film news, Has the Ridder been cast in Batman 3? and new Thor movie photos Week that was A look back at the epic show that was Firefly, Turf issue 2, Hellboy in Mexico and the Magic of Myths Main Feature We put together our ultimate dream con or "How Stacey learnt to dream bigger next time."  

Stacey Robbins is an integrated wellness coach, speaker, and author of An Unconventional Life: Where Messes and Magic Collide, You’re Not Crazy and You’re Not Alone, and Bloom Beautiful. She creates experiences through her international retreats and workshops, empowering women to live from what she calls their “Brave Soul Place.”Her career began as a professional musician when she was 15, working as a songwriter, pianist, and vocalist in solo performance as well as with many other talented artists, but when she was 27 hit a health bump that dramatically shifted her life. After a parade of misdiagnoses, gaining 100 pounds in a year and becoming so ill that she could barely get out of bed, the doctors told her to get her affairs in order.Stacey began pursuing her health from a deeply spiritual angle that led her to shine a flashlight down all the corridors of her life: Thoughts, Beliefs, Patterns, Relationships, Spiritual Practices, Self-Care, Food, and Exercise. Through that experience and years of research of a diagnosis with Hashimoto’s (an autoimmune condition that affects the thyroid and therefore every cell in your body) she has been able to speak all over the US and reach people all over the world with her healing insights that she discovered through her own sacred journey. Stacey resides in Southern California with her author, tech-geek, musician husband and their two amazing, curly-haired teenage sons.In This Episode, You Will Learn:Why and how Stacey lives and unconventional life.What it looks like when messes and magic collide.How Stacey manifests her dreams into reality.How Stacey started leading groups of women on retreats to Italy.Connect with Stacey Robbins:www.staceyrobbins.comFacebookTwitterInstagramCoachingWomen's Retreats to ItalyThe Hashimoto's Mind GameDon’t Miss A Single Episode:Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.Leave a quick review on any of the podcast apps to tell people what you think about the show.Take a screenshot of the podcast and post it on Instagram or Instagram Stories. Tag us @insporising. We’ll repost and give you a shoutout!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/inspiration-rising/donations

Stacey Robbins is a Renaissance woman who lives life by inspiration as a Coach, Speaker, Italian Retreat Leader. She is the Author of An Unconventional Life: Where Messes and Magic Collide, You’re Not Crazy and You’re Not Alone, and Bloom Beautiful. Her career began as a professional musician when she was 15, working as a songwriter, pianist, and vocalist in solo performance as well as with many other talented artists, but when she was 27 hit a health bump that dramatically shifted her life. After a parade of misdiagnoses, gaining 100 pounds in a year and becoming so ill that she could barely get out of bed, the doctors told her to get her affairs in order. Stacey began pursuing her health from a deeply spiritual angle that led her to shine a flashlight down all the corridors of her life: Thoughts, Beliefs, Patterns, Relationships, Spiritual Practices, Self-Care, Food, and Exercise. Through that experience and years of research of a diagnosis with Hashimoto’s (an autoimmune condition that affects the thyroid and therefore every cell in your body) she has been able to speak all over the US and reach people all over the world with her healing insights that she discovered through her own sacred journey. Now, in addition to her coaching and book writing, Stacey creates gorgeous, transformational, self-care experiences through her international retreats and workshops, empowering women to risk adventure as a way to live from what she calls their “Brave Soul Place.” Stacey resides in Southern California with her author, tech-geek, musician husband and their two amazing, curly-haired teenage sons. In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why risk-taking is important to cultivate in our lives. What happens to our minds and hearts when we take risks. How Stacey and her husband, Rock, cultivate risk-taking in her boys. How her family sold/packed up their entire lives and headed to Italy.  How to start taking small risks (even if that's not normally your thing). Connect with Stacey Robbins: www.staceyrobbins.com Facebook Twitter Instagram Coaching Women's Retreats to Italy The Hashimoto's Mind Game Don't Miss A Single Episode: Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Music. Leave a quick review on any of the podcast apps to tell people what you think about the show. Take a screenshot of the podcast and post it on Instagram or Instagram Stories. Tag us @insporising. We'll repost and give you a shoutout! Ready to rise? www.insporising.com Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/inspiration-rising/donations