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Vicky Tsai, founder of Japanese beauty brand Tatcha, had a nontraditional path to eventually founding one of the top skincare companies today. About 10 years ago, Vicky decided to leave her thriving career and travel the world in search of happiness and meaning in her life. In her travels, when visiting Kyoto, Japan, Vicky had a life-changing meeting with a Geisha. She learned some of their natural skincare secrets which healed her skin & soul in the truest sense and she wanted to bring the same experience back with her to the US. However, Vicky's success did not come easy. She struggled for years to get the brand off the ground and was over $600,000 in debt at the time. When she started the company, there weren't many direct-to-consumer brands, Asian beauty and skincare wasn't a thing and no one was interested in clean formulas for their skin. Fast forward to today, Tatcha is available in Sephora & QVC and is the second fastest growing women-led company on the Inc 5000 list. And last year, Unilever acquired Tatcha for a reported $500 million dollars. Vicky is passionate about giving back. Since inception, they have partnered with Room to Read in their mission to educate girls globally and have sponsored over 3 million days of school. In this episode, we'll talk to Vicky about: * How 9/11 impacted Vicky's perspective on life's meaning and purpose [4:26]* Vicky shares how she used business school to do introspective work on herself [6:54]* Vicky discusses her career trajectory and why Howard Shultz, CEO of Starbucks, played a big role in her leaving her corporate career [11:23]* Vicky shares how she thinks about social entrepreneurship and using business as a vehicle for social change [16:18]* Vicky describes why Kyoto, Japan made such a big impact in her life & truly healed her from the inside out [18:28]* How Vicky thinks about money, risk & success and key tips she shares with entrepreneurs when starting a business [20:54]* How Vicky sold her engagement ring to buy 10,000 blotting papers and bring Tatcha to life [24:58]* Why Vicky decided to not raise money from investors early-on & the personal sacrifices she made to keep the business afloat [27:20]* What Tatcha looked like in the early days and how she eventually got the product in Sephora & QVC [34:11]* Vicky shares her advice on raising money with institutional investors [45:03]* Vicky describes how she felt when stepping down as CEO and the immense growth the Company saw when she stopped caring about what others think [46:14]* Vicky shares what it was like to sell her company for $500 million dollars and the legacy she wants to leave behind [53:46]Follow Tatcha:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tatcha * Website: https://www.tatcha.com/Follow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Stay updated & subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.behindherempire.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What you will learn from this episode: How to create a significant movement even when you feel like all the odds are against you. Find out how you can empower others to join you with collaborative action that champions a cause beyond yourself. Learn to stand your ground even when others try to dissuade you from making things happen. It's easy to go along with the flow and ultimately give up when faced with seemingly insurmountable circumstances. Taking a stand on an issue or standing up against "a giant" is never easy. There will be moments of doubt and maybe fear. Even with the best intentions, others may dampen your spirits and try to dissuade you from pushing through. But when you fight for something beyond yourself and honestly believe you can create a significant difference in the lives of others, then you must find a way to champion the cause. Even amidst the threat of imprisonment, Vicky Martin remains steadfast in her desire for change. She has started a bit of a revolution against social media in a campaign that would change the lives of cancer survivors and fellow beauty artists. In this episode, she shares all of the behind-the-scenes of how it got started, as well as the organization of the community, and right down to the planning the media coverage. "I had to shut off, to be honest, because I think you have to be careful when you have something that's a little bit outside of the box because the people that you talk to about it will try to talk you out of it. And then you have not fulfilled your calling." - Vicky Martin Topics Covered: 02:19 - The backstory of championing a cause 05:24 - How Vicky resisted the negative input from others 07:05 - The extra steps to create a visual impact 10:01 - The core mission of 'The World Medical Artists' 14:38 - What this campaign is all about 15:45 - Who this movement will help 16:39 - Details on how you can participate 18:13 - Other ways you can support a great cause 23:19 - Final thoughts Key Takeaways: "I say this all the time; the nipples are the areas of medals from the war. And those medals need to be beautiful; they deserve them to be perfect. And that's what I want to create is a safe place for people to go to that not only will it help artists be found, but also help women trust the world medical artists, that it's a good standard." - Vicky Martin "We have such a beautiful group of strong people that we're all in it together. Honestly, we're all moving along. And every little detail has been thought of. We've created a press release. We've created what you write on the email so that you can send it to your local radio, to everything else. Just make the world know that we have a voice and we will be heard." - Vicky Martin "It's just so nice when you just stand up for yourself and in a very classy sophisticated way." - Vicky Martin Connect with April Meese: aprilmeese.com Email: support@aprilmeese.com LinkedIn Instagram Facebook    

In this episode of The Pick Truth Podcast, hosts Dr. Vicky Harris & LaMont Hearn Jr. read some sweet, emotional, weird, and crazy confession stories and rate them as Bell Pepper, Poblano, Jalapeno, Thai Chili, and Reaper. Stupidity is something we all have done either intentionally or accidentally. But how stupid can our actions can be? Listen to this episode where the hosts and guest read people's confessions about their stupid actions in the past.   Today we have Mr. Charles Coleman Jr as a guest. He is a retired postmaster with over 30 years of service in the Postal Department. He is 65 years old and has been married for almost 39 years. He is also the FIL of our host LaMont. He shares a totally different perspective on the confessions from the hosts. Listen to him as he shares some wise words and experiences of his life. Today the hosts and guest share the confession of an autistic teenager who spat from a balcony on people in Benidorm (a seaside resort on the eastern coast of Spain), a person who provoked people into attacking him by not wearing a mask so that he can have an excuse to use his martial arts skill, and a tenant who crashes in to the landlord's office and got away with it.   Tune in now! Conversation highlights: [00:48] - About Mr. Charles [03:17] - They share their concern about the new variant of COVID-19 [07:33] - I spat over a balcony in Benidorm on 2 or 3 people [09:01] - Charles' thoughts on the confession [11:11] - Vicky faced the spit situation in past [13:53] - My poop doesn't stink but your does [16:52] - I provoke people into attacking me so I can use my martial arts [18:19] - Does he need help? [19:11] - Where should he use his skill? [19:16] - What made him so aggressive? Is he pitiable? [19:57] - Mr. Charles fight with Bimbo Richards [24:17] - Another fight story of Charles when he got hit in the head with a pistol [30:52] - Mr. Charles' motivation for being angry when he was young [35:09] - Why Vicky had to spent 4 months in an intensive outpatient program   [40:54] - I slammed into the landlord's office with a car and got away with it [44:35] - How Vicky and Charles reacted when they faced the similar situation [48:28] - Why 25 is a magic number for insurance [52:44] - Mr. Charles took his son to a doctor when he hit puberty [55:50] - Why Sex Education is necessary BENEFICIENT AND BITTER TRUTH:  ●     “Everybody on this planet poops, but nobody wants to talk about poop.” ●     “The whole point of learning and training martial arts is to not fight.” ●     “Sometimes we only see the end result and not what got them to this point.” ●     “You gotta cherish the time with your family because one day this will be a memory.”  HEAT RATING: ● Bell Pepper - Very mild Truth ● Poblano - Your Truth could irritate others ● Jalapeno - Spicy Truth (we are giving you a side-eye) ● Thai Chili - WTF, I'm judging you ● Reaper - Take this Truth to your deathbed   SPECIAL REMINDER: Check out our very first Pick Truth T-shirts at https://picktruth.threadless.com/ (https://picktruth.threadless.com/) and help us to grow! You can also donate to us at: https://paypal.me/picktruth (https://paypal.me/picktruth)   If you enjoyed this episode of The Pick Truth Podcast, then make sure to rate, subscribe and share our podcast and join us every Wednesday for new episodes!  Follow us on: ●     https://www.facebook.com/groups/265579508580983 (https://www.facebook.com/groups/265579508580983) ●     https://twitter.com/PickTruth (https://twitter.com/PickTruth) ●     https://www.instagram.com/PickTruth/ (https://www.instagram.com/PickTruth/)  Our email: picktruthmail@post.com  Go to https://www.picktruthpodcast.com/...

In this episode of The Pick Truth Podcast, hosts Dr. Vicky Harris & LaMont Hearn Jr. read some sweet, emotional, weird, and crazy confession stories and rate them as Bell Pepper, Poblano, Jalapeno, Thai Chili, and Reaper. Businesses and organizations have rules for a reason, but sometimes we don't follow them as we think that those rules are foolish. Today's truth confession by a CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) gives a perfect example of why we should just follow the rules. Listen to this episode as the hosts share the confession of a son feeling remorse after sharing pictures of his mother to strangers and a McDonald employee's embarrassing situation of farting in the elevator. They also share the confession of a mom whose child was being bullied routinely by a Down Syndrome kid in the dance studio and how she handled the situation.   Tune in now! Conversation highlights: [00:40] - Independence day celebration and Fireworks [05:00] - "Dear tooth fairy, are you real?" [08:24] - I shared some innocent pictures of my mom with strangers [11:16] - It's the incest taboo situation [16:21] - There's something more that you're not saying [17:10] - Farted loud on the elevator at work [18:00] - Don't like the person because he has on a Yankees hat [18:16] - LaMont, Dr. Vicky, and elevator gas bomb [20:38] - LaMont's question to Vicky [22:27] - I lost an elderly patient at the hospital and blamed his family [25:00] - Organizations have rules for a reason [27:30] - Whose responsibility was that? [29:00] - Vicky is a terrible liar [30:39] - I am happy 2 Downs kids were kicked out of my kids dance studio [31:48] - How Vicky would've handled the situation [32:55] - Unsolicited kiss by a little girl [37:02] - You can't stereotype everyone [40:27] - Vicky rates herself   BITTER TRUTHS: ●     "We often pretend that boys and men are immune to inappropriate behavior." ●     "You can't categorize an entire population of people just because of two harsh experiences." ●     "Why we gotta treat someone like a Pariah because they pass gas." ●     "No one is perfect." ●     "There's a whole community for incest."   HEAT RATING: ● Bell Pepper - Very mild Truth ● Poblano - Your Truth could irritate others ● Jalapeno - Spicy Truth (we are giving you a side-eye) ● Thai Chili - WTF, I'm judging you ● Reaper - Take this Truth to your deathbed   SPECIAL REMINDER: Check out our very first Pick Truth T-shirts at https://picktruth.threadless.com/ (https://picktruth.threadless.com/) and help us to grow! You can also donate to us at: https://paypal.me/picktruth (https://paypal.me/picktruth)  If you enjoyed this episode of The Pick Truth Podcast, then make sure to rate, subscribe and share our podcast and join us every Wednesday for new episodes!   Follow us on: ●     https://www.facebook.com/groups/265579508580983 (https://www.facebook.com/groups/265579508580983) ●     https://twitter.com/PickTruth (https://twitter.com/PickTruth) ●     https://www.instagram.com/PickTruth/ (https://www.instagram.com/PickTruth/)  Our email: picktruthmail@post.com Go to https://www.picktruthpodcast.com/ (https://www.picktruthpodcast.com/) for all things Spicy!!

Vicky Schettini moved across the country to chase her dreams! Today she owns over 200 apartment complexes!   In this episode of the HyperFast Agent Podcast, Vicky Schettini  joins host Dan Lesniak to discuss how Vicky changed her mindset and eventually changed her life. Vicky will give her best advice for beginning real estate investors to be successfully creative.   Join Dan and Vicky as they discuss:   The mindset that Vicky adapted that led her towards success!  How Vicky dominated within an unfamiliar market! Vicky's secrets that helped her connect to sellers (It involves extremely unique steps!)  And much more!   Don't miss this opportunity to get “in the room” with two experienced investors talking shop!   ======================= GREAT QUOTES TO SHARE =======================   “Sometimes you have to take a step back in order to be able to take a step forward” – Vicky Schettini   “When you're worried about money you're always going to make the wrong decision” – Vicky Schettini   “In the smaller states where the prices don't shoot up, those are the areas that you need to invest in. If it doesn't work in your backyard, go where it works.” – Vicky Schettini   ======================= RESOURCES MENTIONED =======================    Coaching – https://VickySchettini.com   Instagram – @VickySchettini   What are your biggest struggles within your real estate journey? How are you overcoming them? Let us know in the comments! 

Vicky Tsai, founder of Japanese beauty brand Tatcha, had a nontraditional path to eventually founding one of the top skincare companies today. About 10 years ago, Vicky decided to leave her thriving career and travel the world in search of happiness and meaning in her life. In her travels, when visiting Kyoto, Japan, Vicky had a life-changing meeting with a Geisha. She learned some of their natural skincare secrets which healed her skin & soul in the truest sense and she wanted to bring the same experience back with her to the US. However, when launching Tatcha, there were many barriers she faced: Asian skincare wasn’t popular, direct-to-consumer businesses weren’t common, and consumers weren’t interested in clean products. Fast forward to today, Tatcha is available in Sephora & QVC and is the second fastest growing women-led company on the Inc 5000 list. And last year, Unilever acquired Tatcha for a reported $500 million dollars. Vicky is passionate about giving back. Since inception, they have partnered with Room to Read in their mission to educate girls globally and have sponsored over 3 million days of school.In this episode, we’ll talk to Vicky about: * How 9/11 impacted Vicky’s perspective on life’s meaning and purpose [4:00]* Vicky shares how she used business school to do introspective work on herself [6:28]* Vicky discusses her career trajectory and why Howard Shultz, CEO of Starbucks, played a big role in her leaving her corporate career [10:57]* Vicky shares how she thinks about social entrepreneurship and using business as a vehicle for social change [15:52]* Vicky describes why Kyoto, Japan made such a big impact in her life & truly healed her from the inside out [18:02]* How Vicky things about money, risk & success and key tips she shares with entrepreneurs when starting a business [20:28]* How Vicky sold her engagement ring to buy 10,000 blotting papers and bring Tatcha to life [24:32]* Why Vicky decided to not raise money from investors early-on & the personal sacrifices she made to keep the business afloat [26:54]* What Tatcha looked like in the early days and how she eventually got the product in Sephora & QVC [33:45]* Vicky shares her advice on raising money with institutional investors [44:37]* Vicky describes how she felt when stepping down as CEO and the immense growth the Company saw when she stopped caring about what others think [45:48]* Vicky shares what it was like to sell her company for $500 million dollars and the legacy she wants to leave behind [53:20]Follow Tatcha:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tatcha * Website: https://www.tatcha.com/Follow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Stay updated & subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.behindherempire.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, I Talk Shop with Vicky Simmons from Mean Mail. Vicky designs really fun and witty cards and retails them both on her website and through stockists up and down the country. She’s stocked by Papersmith, Liberty, and Conran and I just love how honest and real her cards are. Vicky and I spoke about:- Vicky’s background and how Mean Mail started- Challenges of running your own business - How Vicky got into Liberty and got started with her wholesale - Onboarding new stockists and why you should be the one asking questions- Copying and how hurtful that is and how to deal with it- Difference between copying and being inspired by something - Importance of networking and being vulnerable and honest- Weighing up the pros and cons of selling to some stockists and meeting their demands. - Why it's ok to say no sometimes- Sustainability in the card industry - Social media  Connect with Mean Mailhttps://www.meanmail.co/https://www.instagram.com/meanmail/ Links mentioned in this episodePR Dispatch https://prdispatch.com/Future Retail https://www.futureretail.world/Autumn Fair https://www.autumnfair.com/Top Drawer https://www.topdrawer.co.uk/Liberty https://www.libertylondon.comConran https://www.conranshop.co.uk/Papersmiths https://www.papersmiths.co.uk/Paperchase https://www.paperchase.comSainsbury’s https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/John Lewis https://www.johnlewis.com/Windles printers https://www.windles.co.uk/UAL https://www.arts.ac.uk/Story in New York https://www.macys.com/social/story/Opening ceremony https://www.openingceremony.com/Imogen Owen https://imogenowen.com/Earl of East https://www.earlofeast.comCoal drops yard https://www.coaldropsyard.comPocket Cast https://www.pocketcasts.com/Creature clothes https://www.creatureclothes.com/  Come and see me at Top Drawer, stand K19 Connect with meWebsite: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_business_collaborative/ SALES CHALLENGE IN SEPTEMBER, Join my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/letstalkwholesale/Work with me: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/servicesBook a discovery call: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/book-a-discovery-call          Book a Power-hour: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/power-hourApply to be a guest on Let’s Talk Shop https://thereseoertenblad.typeform.com/to/ZPiHVX

In this episode, I Talk Shop with Vicky Simmons from Mean Mail. Vicky designs really fun and witty cards and retails them both on her website and through stockists up and down the country. She’s stocked by Papersmith, Liberty, and Conran and I just love how honest and real her cards are. Vicky and I spoke about:- Vicky’s background and how Mean Mail started- Challenges of running your own business - How Vicky got into Liberty and got started with her wholesale - Onboarding new stockists and why you should be the one asking questions- Copying and how hurtful that is and how to deal with it- Difference between copying and being inspired by something - Importance of networking and being vulnerable and honest- Weighing up the pros and cons of selling to some stockists and meeting their demands. - Why it's ok to say no sometimes- Sustainability in the card industry - Social media  Connect with Mean Mailhttps://www.meanmail.co/https://www.instagram.com/meanmail/ Links mentioned in this episodePR Dispatch https://prdispatch.com/Future Retail https://www.futureretail.world/Autumn Fair https://www.autumnfair.com/Top Drawer https://www.topdrawer.co.uk/Liberty https://www.libertylondon.comConran https://www.conranshop.co.uk/Papersmiths https://www.papersmiths.co.uk/Paperchase https://www.paperchase.comSainsbury’s https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/John Lewis https://www.johnlewis.com/Windles printers https://www.windles.co.uk/UAL https://www.arts.ac.uk/Story in New York https://www.macys.com/social/story/Opening ceremony https://www.openingceremony.com/Imogen Owen https://imogenowen.com/Earl of East https://www.earlofeast.comCoal drops yard https://www.coaldropsyard.comPocket Cast https://www.pocketcasts.com/Creature clothes https://www.creatureclothes.com/  Come and see me at Top Drawer, stand K19 Connect with meWebsite: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_business_collaborative/ SALES CHALLENGE IN SEPTEMBER, Join my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/letstalkwholesale/Work with me: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/servicesBook a discovery call: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/book-a-discovery-call          Book a Power-hour: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/power-hourApply to be a guest on Let’s Talk Shop https://thereseoertenblad.typeform.com/to/ZPiHVX

In this episode, I Talk Shop Vicky Simmons from Mean Mail. Vicky designs really fun and witty cards and retails them both on her website and through stockists up and down the country. She’s stocked by Papersmith, Liberty and Conran and I just love how honest and real her cards are. Vicky and I spoke about: - Vicky’s background and how Mean Mail started- Challenges of running your own business - How Vicky got into Liberty and got started with her wholesale - Onboarding new stockists- Copying and how hurtful that is and how to deal with it- Difference between copying and being inspired by something - Importance of networking and being vulnerable and honest- Weighing up pros and cons with selling to some stockists and meeting their demands. - Sustainability in the card industry - Social media  Connect with Mean Mailhttps://www.meanmail.co/https://www.instagram.com/meanmail/ Links mentioned in this episodePR Dispatch https://prdispatch.com/Future Retail https://www.futureretail.world/Autumn Fair https://www.autumnfair.com/Top Drawer https://www.topdrawer.co.uk/Liberty https://www.libertylondon.comConran https://www.conranshop.co.uk/Papersmiths https://www.papersmiths.co.uk/Paperchase https://www.paperchase.comSainsbury’s https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/John Lewis https://www.johnlewis.com/Windles printers https://www.windles.co.uk/UAL https://www.arts.ac.uk/Story in New York https://www.macys.com/social/story/Opening ceremony https://www.openingceremony.com/Imogen Owen https://imogenowen.com/Earl of East https://www.earlofeast.comCoal drops yard https://www.coaldropsyard.comPocket Cast https://www.pocketcasts.com/Creature clothes https://www.creatureclothes.com/  Come and see me at Top Drawer, stand K19 Connect with meWebsite: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_business_collaborative/ SALES CHALLENGE IN SEPTEMBER, Join my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/letstalkwholesale/Work with me: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/servicesBook a discovery call: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/book-a-discovery-call          Book a Power-hour: https://www.smallbusinesscollaborative.co.uk/power-hourApply to be a guest on Let’s Talk Shop https://thereseoertenblad.typeform.com/to/ZPiHVX

Vicky Zelen - Zelen Risk Solutions In this episode, Vicky Zelen of Zelen Risk Solutions is here. She is an expert at writing property and causality insurance. Zelen Risk Solutions will analyze your business and hand-select the very best coverage for the very best rate. As your independent insurance agent, they will service your account with a personal touch most insurance agencies are either unable or unwilling to provide. Whether you need business or personal insurance in Jacksonville, Florida, they have you covered! Keep hurricane season in mind. A homeowner should have flood insurance, even if you are not in a flood zone. Of course, you want to have homeowner insurance. When a hurricane is en route to your area, insurance companies shut down, and you will not be able to add any type of coverage to your plan. Call your agent now, review your insurance coverage, and look at your hurricane deductible. More and more insurance companies are adding flood onto homeowner insurance; you will have only one deductible and it will all be on one policy. If you want to get flood insurance through the National Flood Insurance Program, there is a thirty-day waiting period. Some items that may not be included with your insurance is getting a hotel when you need to evacuate, food spoilage, and falling trees. The insurance company will not pay to have those trees cut or moved at all. Also, insurance companies do not hold you responsible if a tree on your yard falls and damages your neighbor’s home. If you want to, you can cut your tree at your property line and only handle the part that is on your property. A massive misunderstanding about insurance is the water damage clause. Any rising water is considered a flood. It can be a retention pond that rises and damages your property. If a pipe bursts in the home, it is considered water damage coverage. Some people have it with their insurance, and others do not. In addition, if a contractor is in your home and you get injured, or there is damage, make sure you have their general liability insurance. Do not ever sign an “Assignment of Benefits” from a contractor. It means you are signing over your rights as a homeowner to the contractor. The last piece of advice Vicky wants us to know is the most essential coverage you can buy is uninsured motorist coverage. A lot of people in the state of Florida are hitting and running. If anyone gets hurt in a hit-and-run, your uninsured motorist coverage will cover your family. Enjoy the show! IN THIS EPISODE: [01:00] How Vicky started her career in high school [02:20] Hurricane season – what type of insurance do you need? [04:50] Who is responsible when a tree falls in your yard? [10:35] Look at your hurricane deductible carefully [12:40] Water damage coverage [16:10] Some contractors are scam artists [18:55] Vicky does not recommend third-party adjusters [20:10] Wind damage [22:05] Get the email address of your claim’s adjuster [26:20] Questions you should ask potential insurance agents [29:40] Identity theft and cybersecurity CONTACT VICKY: Website: http://zelenrisksolutions.com Call: (904) 262-8080 Email: vicky@zelenrisk.com QUOTES: “You want a one percent hurricane deductible if you can get it.” “If you have any problems with your claim, your agent needs to be helping you.” “You have to have proof of what you own.”

How To Find Your Authentic Voice with Vicky S. Joseph - 019| Yes To You Podcast Are you tired of being just the 'nice' girl?! Learn how to uplevel your life with some fresh tips and strategies from communication expert, Vicky S. Joseph!⁣ You'll learn strategies to break free of chronic shyness and people-pleasing behaviors find your authentic voice. Even better, you'll get actionable tips to help you start speaking up and be more assertive from communication and acting coach, Vicky S. Joseph! As the Founder of The Art of Expression, Vicky helps women who are way too nice, communicate with confidence, set healthy boundaries, stand up for themselves and find their authentic voice. She holds a Master’s in Public Relations and Corporate Communications. And provides training to both individuals and organizations how to communicate effectively--whether that’s in the context of personal relationships, on stage, or in the corporate office. In this episode, you’ll learn success strategies that have worked to help Vicky find her voice and then use it to empower others, including: ►Vicky's story of discovering passion and purpose through her life experiences ►2 Powerful secrets to help you express yourself with confidence ►Tips to build your own tribe of friends, supporters, and mentors ►Vicky's favorite resources for personal growth   Subscribe on iTunes | Subscribe on Spotify | Subscribe on iHeartRadio | Subscribe on Google Play | Subscribe on Google Podcasts | Subscribe on Stitcher Radio   Episode Outline ►   [1:01] Overview what you can expect to learn during this episode ►   [2:18] Meet our guest: Vicky S. Joseph ►   [3:57] Vicky describes her work as an acting/communication coach? ►   [4:53] How Vicky discovered her purpose ►   [5:57] How our story and life experiences shape our purpose ►   [6:18] Why nice girls are a target for people with aggressive personalities (aka bullies) ►   [7:36] Vicky’s advice to ALL girls, today ►   [8:35] How Vicky overcame fear and found her voice through acting ►   [10:44] The value in artistic expression for self-discovery and self-expression ►   [12:00] How Vicky got her first clients as a consultant ►   [13:18] Finding joy in how entrepreneurship transforms us ►   [15:00] 2 Secrets to start using your voice, now! ►   [16:48] Why so many women struggle with people-pleasing and indecisiveness ►   [17:53] Where we lose our voice ►   [18:54] Practical ways to reframe self-care for productivity, success, and fulfillment ►   [20:50] It takes a village (friends, fans, supporters, clients, mentors, etc.) ►   [22:00] Vicky’s recommended resources for personal growth and networking ►   [24:47] Vicky’s BIGGEST challenge as a new entrepreneur and how she overcame it ►   [25:25] Being okay with rejection and the connection between mindset and business ►   [25:59] The most important question you must answer to make more money ►   [27:46] The necessity of friendship for women in business ►   [28:32] Vicky’s advice on maintaining in balance through sisterhood ►   [31:37] Vicky’s advice to both new and existing women entrepreneurs ►   [33:37] How to connect with Vicky; and acknowledgments   Resources Mentioned In This Episode CONNECT WITH VICKY Visit Vicky’’s Website Email info@vickysjoseph.com Instagram: @vickyallday Twitter: @vickyallday RECOMMENDED BOOKS Boundaries by Henry Cloud No More Christian Nice Girl by Paul Coughlin   OTHER RESOURCES Eventibrite.com (local networking and business events) Dominique’s Create Your Vision Workbook (Free PDF Download) Listen to episode 3: Overcome Your Fear of Being Seen and Heard Listen to Weekly Wellness Tip 16: How To Stop Caring What People Think   Have questions or an idea for a new episode? Email feedback@yestoyoupodcast.com

In this week’s episode, I chat with Vicky Flip Flop about the nitty gritty of going on press trips - what it’s really like, how to get invited on them, and how to provide value to brands.   We talked about: Vicky’s journey as a festival blogger and how it’s opened her up to some “cheeky” collaborations Whether it was easier for us starting out in blogging before everyone had slick websites with all the bells and whistles (check out Vicky’s blog post on this topic) How Vicky knew it was time to take her blog full-time The stress that comes with being a digital nomad What it’s like to go on a press trip and why it’s not a free holiday The things that provide value to brands and what could get you in trouble as a blogger Why Vicky hates Instagram and my top tip for falling back in love with the platform My conversation with Anna aka Ardent Wanderess  How Vicky stays consistent with blogging three times a week Tips for creating a great webinar   And more. Listen here or on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or anywhere you usually get your podcasts.   You can find me on Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest @lucylucraft or on my blog: lucylucraft.com.   Please think about leaving the show a rating & review. For each one I receive, I give £2 to my chosen charity, which changes monthly.   Last month’s charity= Endometriosis UK This month’s charity= Shelter    Thanks to our sponsors for this season; The Blogger Course (get 20% off with the code WhatSheSaid) and SudioSweden (get 15% off with the code WhatSheSaid). Please support them the way they’re supporting me

After leaving her job as an auditor and feeling like a helpless victim, Vicky Martin spent four years hiding from the world. Then something happened that gave her the strength to take back control of her life. She switched careers and found her purpose.   That was 19 years ago, when she became a Tattooist. Over the 19 years since she has developed her skills in tattooing to become an industry expert, teacher and international speaker. She has also spent years studying the mind and its impact on our lives, and today its part of the medical tattooing she teaches, the service she gives clients and her public speaking.   She is passionate about helping people discover their best selves and become Unstoppable and she shares her journey and tips about mindset and speaking on this show.   Enjoy!   What we talk about: How to see the positive in bad situations. Why it's important to recognise that the only thing we have control over is our reactions to what happens to us. Why our mindset can be the biggest barrier to success. The advantages to imperfection. How learning to access positive emotions at will can help you become more powerful Why investing in yourself can help with confidence. The powerful and priceless feelings that come from being of service. Why we could be teaching our mind to focus on the things that are sabotaging our success. How the mirror neurons in our mind work. How you can gain freedom from embracing what life throws at you. Why being afraid of failure could be wasting your talent How Vicky coped with her first speaking gig. Why Vicky creates a bespoke presentation for each event The power of stories in speaking   Resources*   All things Vicky: https://vickymartinmethod.com https://www.b-unstoppable.com The B'Unstoppable Course Other Resources: Black Box Thinking by John Murray Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers Embracing Uncertainty by Susan Jeffers   Thanks for listening! To share your thoughts:                                                  leave a comment below. Share this show on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn.   To help the show out: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and review really help get the word out and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes.   *(please note if you use my link for the books I get a small commission, but this does not affect your payment)  

In this episode of Unravelling, I had a lovely conversation with Vicky Shilling from The Flourishing Pantry and The Reset Vicky is a blogger, content creator and space holder helping busy entrepreneurs seeking healthier ways to eat and live. In 2017 Vicky left her 10 year career in classical music and has since been finding ways to share her passion and love of healthy living through her blog The Flourishing Pantry and most recently through a series of retreats called The Reset designed for women to unplug and reconnect with their goals and ambitions. Vicky's journey hasn't always been straightforward and she's fallen for fad diets, changed the focus of her blog and struggled with imposter complex and finding her purpose. But she's learned a huge amount along the way and continues to seek out ways to share her discoveries with her audience. In this episode we explore... Vicky's journey with IBS, Candida overgrowth and restrictive diets. How Vicky turned her health journey into a foodie blog and business, including tips on how to start a blog yourself. What it takes to come back to a more balanced approach to eating healthily. The truth about fad diets and body image. Why she has started a business offering retreats for women. And much, much more! You can connect with Paula, and find out more about her work at... www.theflourishingpantry.com www.thereset.me Follow her on Instagram here To continue the adventures, please join the private Facebook group, Unravelling Deeper, where you can ask questions, continue the conversation and connect with others on the unravelling journey, by clicking here. If you love this episode and want to support the Unravelling adventure, please do share with a friend and please do subscribe using the links below... Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spotify