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Wendy Myers,  FDN-P, NC, CHHC,  is founder of MyersDetox.com. She is a detox expert, functional diagnostic nutritionist, and NES Bioenergetic Practitioner, as well as the #1 bestselling author of Limitless Energy: How to Detox Toxic Metals to End Exhaustion and Chronic Fatigue. Additionally, Wendy is the host of The Heavy Metals Summit and two podcasts - the Myers Detox Podcast about protecting your health with detoxification and the Supercharged Podcast about Bioenergetics. Passionate about the importance of detox to live a long and healthy life, she created the revolutionary Myers Detox Protocol after working with thousands of clients, as well as a range of supplements to help you detox from everyday living and maintain a healthy lifestyle! In today's talk we focus on the importance of detoxification for our bones and overall health. Wendy gives us easy-to-do tips to help us with this process. This interview is full of life-changing information you don't want to miss!     Links:  Daily Detox:   https://tinyurl.com/dailydetoxdrink Citricleanse https://tinyurl.com/citricleanse Ageless AF https://tinyurl.com/agelessaf Harmoni Pendant  https://tinyurl.com/harmonipendant Website – MyersDetox.com        Timestamps: [01:45] How Wendy began her detoxification journey [05:04] What affects your bone health? [12:43] Symptoms and testing for heavy metal toxicity [19:56] Wendy's products and courses for detoxification [33:52] The benefits of the Harmoni Pendant *In compliance with the FTC guidelines, please assume the following about links on this site: Some of the links going to products are affiliate links of which I receive a small commission from sales of certain items, but the price is the same for you (sometimes, I even get to share a unique discount with you). If I post an affiliate link to a product, it is something that I personally use, support and would recommend. I personally vet each and every product. My first priority is providing valuable information and resources to help you create positive changes in your health and bring more happiness into your life. I will only ever link to products or resources (affiliate or otherwise) that fit within this purpose.

SHOW NOTES: Interview #4 SoulFUEL® with Wendy Collier 2:20- Wendy’s Story 9:40-How Wendy was able to take the leap and find her ticket to freedom 11:35-What is SoulFUEL® and how do you find or source yours Why SoulFUEL® makes it impossible to be burned out! 14:30-The illusion of confusion that is stalling your business 16:30-How to rise up and meet the increase in demand for online businesses 18:00-Building a world where everyone knows what they are meant to and we all light up like a butterfly Wendy Collier coaches ambitious, purpose-driven women, entrepreneurs, coaches, artists, teachers, healers, light workers and conscious leaders of all kinds, to live free from the inside out, through plugging into their SoulFUEL® and learning the skills required to be a wild success at growing their business. More info at www.wendycollier.com Wendy’s SoulFUEL® podcast can be found on itunes, Spotify, I Heart Radio and other podcast platforms Access Wendy’s SoulFUEL® Starter Bundle is available at www.soulfuelstarter.com

Oof. That's a rough subject line, right? Lord knows we as a species aren't big on considering our own mortality, but for those of us working in the world of First Responders, we really should be required to do just that. This week we tackle a confusing topic: legal documents. Wendy K Reynolds is an expert in Estate Planning and, as we learn from this episode of What's Your Emergency, an accomplished lawyer, DA and judge. In this episode, we discuss: What documents every first responder should have prepared How to make sure you're dealing with a person who cares Why having an estate plan doesn't require an actual estate like you think How Wendy was found half dead in a car crash that killed her parents and 14 month old sister

Wendy Shepperd, GVP Engineering @ New Relic covers how she leads massive-scale strategic programs with precision execution. You’ll hear how to lead great project kickoffs, successfully execute across multi-year time horizons, navigate complex dependencies, launch, & of course celebrate success with your team. "One of the things I tell my teams all the time, especially when things get hard... is I say " Hey, y'all we are making memories! One day we're going to look back on this time and talk about what we learned and laugh about it and share stories about it." WENDY SHEPPERD, GVP OF ENGINEERING @ NEW RELIC Wendy Shepperd, GVP Engineering, leads product development for the New Relic Telemetry Data Platform, the leading SaaS multi-tenant observability platform used by tens of thousands of engineers to build and operate more perfect software for their customers. She also oversees global infrastructure, architecture, managed services, and engineering operations for New Relic. Having worked with a variety of organizations from start-ups to billion-dollar companies, Wendy brings a unique perspective on what works well for different types of situations and at different stages of growth. She loves growing leaders and building winning teams that execute with precision. Currently leading her fourth multi-million dollar cloud migration, Wendy has developed deep expertise and a fair amount of scar tissue around the many aspects of complex platform migrations in large-scale environments. SHOWNOTES Wendy's lessons learned after leading 4 multi-million dollar cloud migrations (2:29) How to decide when to fix-forward or roll-back your complex strategic project (6:36) What great project execution looks like in a complex cloud migration (9:37) Wendy’s keys to a smooth cloud migration & the major steps of strategic planning (13:57) How to lead a successful planning phase for your project (16:28) How to resolve conflict when your teams and projects have different priorities (18:46) How to move your project forward despite unknown dependencies (22:22) How to hold a great project kickoff and what to avoid (26:59) How to sustain momentum and successfully execute large, complex projects with precision (31:33) Wendy’s team, leadership, and communication cadence during Project Cumulus (37:19) How to handle real-time coordination and execution during pre and post-project launch phases (39:27) Wendy’s favorite project milestone celebration (42:33) How Wendy’s past work as a technical writer impacts her leadership now (44:54) Wendy’s less obvious, but essential advice to lead large, complex projects (46:43) Takeaways (48:56) Check out our friends and sponsor, Jellyfish! Jellyfish helps you align engineering work with business priorities and enables you to make better strategic decisions. Learn more at Jellyfish.co/elc Looking for other ways to get involved with ELC? Check out all of our upcoming events, peer groups, and other programs at sfelc.com! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/engineeringleadership/message

This week, Wendy Pfeiffer, Nutanix CIO and former CIO at GoPro, shares her journey to becoming a public company exec and how she has grown as a technologist and leader. Hear about Wendy's proudest accomplishment at Nutanix and what she's learned from an eclectic group of role models.Listen and learn...What it means to "lead with grace".Why the future of enterprise tech will look more like consumer tech.How to empower girls to pursue STEM careers.How Wendy and her team have used NLP technology to help employees and consistently achieve 90+ NPS scores.Resources mentioned in the episode:NutanixGoProrandomfrankp on YouTubeThe John Madden RV

Bestselling Author and Psychological Thrillers Wendy Walker is an internationally known bestselling author of psychological thrillers. This particular segment of novels suits her quite well in turbulent times. Especially when those times call for quick action. Her newest book Don't Look for Me, was supposed to be released on September 15th. As they say: 'timing is everything'. In early March preview copies had just been sent to bookstores and reviewers and then...Covid Lockdown! When things happen un-expectantly – Bringing a community of authors together The unexpected happens all the time. How Wendy handled it made all the difference. It took time, research and the use of what she had in front of her. Knowledge is power and Wendy used hers to commandeer her community of authors and lead them in taking the Bull by the Horns. With the power of the internet in front of her Wendy devised a very targeted and carefully executed plan. As a result, the release date of September 15th saw a flood of Wendy's book all over the book community on Instagram. Her plan not only benefited her, but also the community of authors who found themselves in the same predicament. Meet Wendy Walker Wendy Walker is a former family law attorney. While at home raising her three sons, Wendy began her writing career. Her latest thriller - Don't Look For Me deals with the bond between mother and daughter, guilt, blame and gaslighting. She published two novels with St. Martin’s Press and edited multiple compilations for the Chicken Soup for the Soul series before writing her debut psychological thriller. All is Not Forgotten took her into the world of PTSD and memory suppression. Next was the thriller, Emma In The Night, taking her into the world of narcissism. And then came, The Night Before, taking her into the world of online dating. Wendy earned her J. D., magna cum laude, at the Georgetown University Law Center where she was awarded the American Jurisprudence award for her performance in Contracts and Advanced Criminal Procedure. She received her undergraduate degree, magna cum laude, from Brown University.  As part of her undergraduate studies, Wendy attended The London School of Economics and Political Science. Prior to her legal career, Wendy was a financial analyst at Goldman, Sachs & Co.. She has also volunteered at the ACLU, Connecticut Legal Services and Figure Skating in Harlem where she served on the Board of Directors for over twelve years. Conversation, the Pandemic and a Community of Authors The conversation ran the gamut - from the pandemic to challenges to new avenues: Newly published and the pandemic Targeted strategies Getting the word out Bringing together a community of authors Oh the places we will go Discovering new avenues Let's talk psychological thrillers Where do we go from here

Are you familiar with the concept of time blocking? Will it make you more productive and efficient with your time? Or are you set in your ways and happy with your current routine? Wendy Woloschuk knows that blocking her time makes her more efficient. In this episode, she shares her tips and tricks for optimal time-blocking success. After all, time is money—how much are you wasting? Wendy Woloshchuk is the owner of Details Interiors. In addition to running a busy design firm, Wendy is a frequent speaker on Market panels and tele-summits and is now teaching other designers through online courses. She is one-third of the Design for Today Collaborative, a group committed to educating Interior Designers and Home Stagers. What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [3:04] Mini News Sesh: The Instagram Algorithm [9:45] Who is Wendy Woloschuk? [11:54] What is time blocking? [16:43] How to handle time-sensitive communication [19:55] How to track your time-blocks [22:00] Self-discipline will lead to habit [24:00] How Wendy handles sourcing for clients [27:42] Should you schedule a break each hour? [28:45] The Design for Today Collaborative [31:07] What Up Wingnut! Round [35:24] Blooper Reel! Connect with Wendy Woloshchuk Details Interiors Connect on LinkedIn Follow on Instagram Resources & People Mentioned Unleash the Power Within Design for Today Collaborative Wingnut Social Episode 36 Book: Unleash the Power Within mydoma Wendy Woloschuk’s version of time blocking Time blocking is a way of intentionally planning out every minute of your day. It forces you to manage your time efficiently and helps you focus on what you’re doing. If you are multi-tasking, you are focusing on a million different things and not doing any of them at 100%, right? The premise of time blocking is that when you give one task 100% of your attention, you’re more effective.  At Wendy’s firm, they break down each specific day into a time-block. She starts every day with a cup of coffee, time on Facebook and Instagram, exercising, showering, and getting to the office. On Mondays, her assistant blocks time for social media, their blog, and the newsletter. She has another block for emails. They block in lunch and move on to client work. They check email and social media one more time at the end of the day. How do you know where to start? Wendy shares these simple steps: Start with a list of your regular weekly tasks Plug in the most important tasks first Fill other tasks in around those What’s the key to optimal success? Listen to find out! How Wendy handles sourcing for clients If you’re taking 3 hours to find something that should take you half an hour, then you’re losing money. So Wendy gives herself a set amount of time—half an hour—to find a certain product. Why? If you can’t find it in half an hour, your brain needs to move on and you come back to it.  Sourcing takes time and practice. It requires knowing your vendors. Giving yourself half an hour helps you get it done more quickly. Once you’ve found something that will work perfectly, don’t keep looking. You can always go back and adjust if necessary.  She always works on one client at a time. While she’s sourcing for one person—if she sees something that’s a good fit for someone else—she makes a note and moves on.  Self-discipline becomes habit When you have a schedule set and you’ve ben time blocking for a couple of weeks, Wendy notes that it will become a habit. It’s saved her many hours a day. When you get lost in a rabbit-hole, it’s hard to get refocused. But time blocking gives you something to reference to help you get back on track. She notes that it does get easier—and is 100% worth the effort. Hear the rest of her time blocking tips by listening to the whole episode! Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla’s Interior Design Website Check out the Wingnut Social Media Lab Facebook Group! 1-877-WINGNUT (connect with us for your social media marketing needs)   Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn Audio Production and Show notes byPODCAST FAST TRACKhttps://www.podcastfasttrack.com

In this episode, Gregg Garrett speaks with, Wendy Lea, CEO of Energize Colorado. Wendy discusses her work building out entrepreneurial communities across the Midwest and Colorado. Additionally, she shares her Top 3, which includes a former boss, a mentor, and the former CEO of P&G. Finally, Wendy shares her secret to approaching each new challenge with the same energy and drive as the first one. All this and more! About Wendy Lea Wendy Lea is a leading expert in digital innovation strategy and ecosystem development. As an experienced CEO, board director, and strategist, she advises government, public/private partnerships, and global enterprises on growth through innovation.  Recognized for work across industries and regions, Wendy is a maximalist who is equally well-versed in helping large enterprises systematize innovation as she is in creating vibrant startup innovation ecosystems that grow city, regional, and state economies. An active mentor and advisor for tech accelerators, Wendy leverages a global network of entrepreneurs to catalyze economic resilience. As CEO of Energize Colorado, Wendy mobilizes resources and relief for small businesses, nonprofits, and individuals recovering from the economic impact of COVID-19. She leads a team of inspired innovators from Colorado’s private, public, nonprofit, and academic communities to revive and invigorate Colorado’s economy. Wendy also serves on the Danaher Water Innovation and Technology Board, the P&G Ventures Advisory Board, and select venture-backed startup boards. In the State of Kentucky, she advises the Department of Community Economic Development, the public-private partnership LEAP (an initiative aligned with LHHC), and serves on the board of regional innovation hub Amplify, based in Louisville. Wendy provides corporate innovation subject matter expertise to Techstars’ ecosystem development partnership with the Country of Taiwan. She also serves university innovation and entrepreneurship programs, including Miami University’s John W. Altman Institute for Entrepreneurship and the University of Colorado Boulder’s Engineering and Applied Science Advisory Board. Wendy was named a “Woman of Influence” in Silicon Valley and San Francisco. Recently she was honored with the Signal Excellence Award in 2018 by Procter & Gamble and the University of Cincinnati’s Carl H. Lindner College of Business Distinguished Service Award. Wendy is a graduate of the University of Mississippi in Business Administration and has lived and worked around the world. She lives in Boulder, Colorado. Show Highlights Segment 1: Overview 00:46   Big game hunting in the connected world – looking for the biggest challenges to tackle 03:15   Bringing the entrepreneurial spirit to Southeast Michigan; creating the Connected               Detroit Innovates incubator 05:06   Looking back on our previous guests – a collection of individuals trying to hunt for      the big problems 06:49   Introducing Wendy Lea 06:27   Having the grit to win – Elon Musk 09:27   Wendy’s background 11:50   How Wendy got involved in community entrepreneurial activities 12:46   Balancing community impact with less independence in actions and decisions Segment 2: The “Top Three” 14:18   Wendy’s ‘Top Three’ begins with Randall Murphy, a small business owner who took    a chance with Wendy at a young age 17:05   Using the “student of the game” mindset to evolve and grow quickly in the               entrepreneurial space 19:22   Having a teaching mindset to help you navigate the tech sales space 20:22   Wendy’s ‘Top Three’ continues with Brad Feld, who got her into the VC space and was               instrumental in helping her direct her career to its present path 23:21   Making opportunity moves – making the trek from Texas to Colorado 26:01   Getting comfortable taking risks and making VC investments 27:32   Angel investing 28:24   Moving out to Silicon Valley and being a unique individual in a male dominated              industry 30:52   Falling in love with a startup and becoming it’s CEO 35:44   Wendy wraps up her ‘Top Three’ with the former CEO of P&G Bob Macdonald, who               taught Wendy to be a student again 37:05   Valuing social impact more than making money in the for-profit sector   39:37   Leveraging your experiences: why Wendy’s Silicon Valley experience was key Segment 3: Transformation & Disruption 43:11   Using fear as a motivator for success and being a good student 46:34   Wendy’s work in Colorado: what she’s doing there 47:46   Using her skills to help Colorado weather the pandemic 48:40   Energize Colorado Segment 4: Wrapping Up 52:14   Check out Wendy’s organization – how can we collaborate? 53:09   Closing thoughts: embed three thoughtful rest periods into your day in order to               approach every challenge with the same energy 56:28   Keep up with Wendy at Wendylea.com and checkout Energize Colorado’s               website Additional Information Contact Wendy Lea Wendy Lea’sLinkedIn Energize Colorado’s Company website Contact Gregg Garrett: Gregg’s LinkedIn Gregg’s Twitter Gregg’s Bio Contact CGS Advisors: Website LinkedIn Twitter

My guest today has an incredible and inspiring story that I think will be such a blessing for you to hear and learn from. Wendy Sterling came from a successful career in the corporate world and had her world rocked by a rocky divorce, and she joins the show today to share her story about ditching her “poor me” attitude and ultimately deciding to help both women and men get through divorce. If you are going through a divorce and feel lonely or lost going through the process, Wendy has so much encouragement and support to offer. Listen in to hear her story and the insight she gained while going through the process herself. Even if you went through divorce years ago and are still feeling the trauma or difficulties relating to it, this episode is for you. 3:41 – 7:05 - An anonymous letter. 8:19 – 12:30 - How Wendy created her business and why it’s so important. 12:31 – 13:34 – The "I do, I did, I’m done" program and how it works. 16:13 – 19:18 – Going from quick fix to long-term transformation and recovery. 19:19 – 21:44 – What is keeping you stuck and what you need to do first. 21:45 – 36:01 – The role of mindfulness in your recovery. 36:02 – 43:37 – The goal at the end of your recovery and what it actually means to be recovered. 44:38 – 00:44 – Wendy’s best advice for those who are thinking about divorce. Takeaways: The empowering side of the divorce process. Why it’s important to change the conversation around divorce. The key thing that got Wendy through her divorce recovery. Turning to the right sources for help. How to know if you’ve gotten over your divorce or not. The importance of mindfulness and pouring into yourself. What to think about when considering divorce.   Quotes: “It’s really about just rooting yourself in the present moment. You don’t have to react right away.” – Wendy Sterling “I love sharing my story because one of the things us divorcees don’t do enough is being authentic and vulnerable. I find that by sharing my story, it lets others know they are not alone in this experience.” – Wendy Sterling “I’ve realized that my divorce happened FOR me, not TO me. I have a lot of pride in helping other people to get through this experience because nobody should do it alone.” – Wendy Sterling   3 Interesting Clips: 12:55 – 13:34 – What REHAB stands for in the context of divorce recovery. 13:35 – 14:20 - How the conversation around divorce needs to change.  20:25 – 21:30 – The importance of talking to the right people about your divorce. Links: Wendy Sterling: Website | Wendy’s Facebook | Instagram | Podcast | Facebook Free 15-minute call with Wendy Subscribe & Review in iTunes! Are you subscribed to our podcast? If not, we would strongly suggest you do. This way you won’t miss a thing! Subscribe here: Everything Always And now for the pretty please with a Bordeaux Maraschino Cherry on top. We would be so incredibly grateful if you left us a review on for Everything Always as well. This will help other parents and families like you find our podcast. Plus, it’s fun for Mike and I to sit and read them together on date night! Just click here, click open in iTunes, select “Ratings and Reviews”, tell us your favorite moment and best take away and we will send a huge cyber hug and kiss right to you! Find the Everything Always Podcast wherever you listen! Apple Podcasts (iTunes) acast Pocketcasts ListenNotes Spotify player.fm  

Calm the Chaos/Wendy Zanders Wendy Zanders is a Professional Home Organizer and Your Declutter Coach who is passionate about helping families Collect Memories and Experiences, NOT Things. An underperformer in grade school due to undiagnosed attention deficit disorder (ADD), Wendy worked hard and surpassed the expectations of everyone around her. Early in her career, she found that she had a knack for systems and organizing, but found herself living in a totally disorganized home after several episodes of depression. She helps overwhelmed families and special needs families get organized by helping them identify what has created the disorder in their lives, and by helping them create systems so they can get back in control of their possessions and homes. Wendy also works with families like herself that are struggling with ADD, depression, PTSD and anxiety.    What  You’ll Learn Wendy’s observation of her gifts in the military and how she translated those to her full time career! How Wendy trusted herself to take the leap into a new career and leave the military behind.    Why she wrote book:  From Brokenness to Strength How Wendy serves her community through her Focus Time with Wendy Wendy’s advice:  Don’t wait for the approval of others!  Do YOU!!   What does success look like for you?  How does Wendy Calm the Chaos in her life What’s next for Wendy and her declutter coaching community! Resources Connect with Wendy Zanders here  Connect with Deborah for Coaching here The mid life Quiz here Enjoy the show? Don’t miss an episode, follow the podcast on ITunes, Spotify, and I HEART RADIO Please rate, review and subscribe to the podcast and share with a friend!

Do you ever feel like you are at a loss when it comes to how to positively approach your child's behavior? I myself have a very strong willed little girl, and often wonder if I am being a push over when I let her push my boundaries, but then don't want to always be correcting or nagging her. Wendy Snyder, is a Godsend to mamas because of what she offers in terms of Redirecting Children's Behavior. Wendy believes in connection over correction and is going to share all about her Positive Parenting Approach with you mamas today.    This mama of two is a Positive Parenting educator, family life coach & advocate. She is certified in Redirecting Children's Behavior & The Joy of Parenting Program. Wendy founded her online business, Fresh Start Family, so that she could spread the message of positive parenting across the world. She is the developer of online positive parenting courses and also has a monthly membership program to further support families. I downloaded Wendy's free guide and what I have already read through has helped me immensely! My daughter is resistant to change, asks why a lot, is highly sensitive, and I can relate to all of the bullets on her list. She talks about how to nurture a child's strong will through acknowledging their creativity, or natural leadership rather than criticisms. She talks about different approaches to strong willed kids and why having them is actually a blessing. She uses positive role models and successful people, that were once self professed challenging kids as examples.  Wendy assists families to parent with great purpose and intention by creating healthy, respectful & cooperative relationships. Today we chat about:  How Wendy's experience with her own challenging child led her to become a positive parenting educator  Why our own upbringing can affect our parenting approaches immensely  How to shift the paradigm towards more positivity when it comes to speaking to our children What constitutes a "challenging" or "strong willed child" and why it should be celebrated How strong willed children are often quite creative and successful as adults Wendy's advice on how to approach topics like sharing, temper tantrums, friendships, etc.  My own experience with my toddler and Wendy's tips for positive parenting shifts when I feel I am being too lenient How to avoid being "too" lenient or too strict Why being honest and humble with our kids when we our frustrated is better than hiding it or yelling How to reframe simple sentences with our kids Why phrases like "your being a bad friend" is not helpful for challenging kids. Switching the conversation and giving kids options for sharing, for instance, makes them feel less out of control How Wendy got into the online parenting coaching business  Why business isn't always easy but persistence is key 

Make a Lucrative Living in the Creative Arts—with Wendy Wilkins Wendy Wilkins looked successful on the outside. She was a top-producing real estate agent, making $500K a year and driving a Porsche. But she couldn’t get out of bed in the morning. That’s when she rewrote her definition of success and started following her gut to a career in the creative arts. Today, Wendy is an award-winning actress, writer and filmmaker currently featured in the dark comedy Deany Bean Is Dead on Amazon Prime. She is also the author of Sex, Love & Cops: A Memoir of My Five Years as a Young Cop and the former #1 realtor in Australia, personally selling more than $1B in real estate. Now Wendy lives in Hollywood, California, where she is on a mission to make the world a better place by way of the creative arts. On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Wendy joins Anjel to share her journey as a multidimensional creative being and explain how she has leveraged the performing arts to make a lucrative living as an ‘actorpreneur.’ She describes the skills around listening and building rapport that served her as a cop, realtor and performer, introducing us to her stepping-stone approach to making major life change. Listen in for Wendy’s insight on giving yourself permission to try things and not finish, accessing your creativity to find the thing that fulfills YOU. What You Will Learn Wendy’s role as a multidimensional creative being with different areas of interest How Wendy defines success as being able to wake up and choose what you want to do How Wendy has leveraged the performing arts into a lucrative living The skills around listening and building rapport that have served Wendy as a cop, realtor and actor Wendy’s experience as a young cop officer and how she thinks about police brutality Wendy’s advice on following what’s in your gut vs. following the money Why Wendy suggests a stepping-stone approach to making a major life change How surrounding yourself with positive people and reading inspiring stories can help you access your creativity Wendy’s insight on giving yourself permission to try things and not finish Connect with Wendy Wilkins Wendy on Instagram Resources Sex, Love & Cops: A Memoir of My Five Years as a Young Cop by Wendy Wilkins Deany Bean Is Dead Lou Diamond Thrive LOUD Podcast Start a Podcast Now Connect with Anjel B. Hartwell The Wealthy Life Mentor The Wealthy Life Mentor on Facebook Anjel on Twitter Anjel on Instagram Email listeners@wickedlysmartwomen.com Apply to Wealthy Life by Design Leave Us A Message On Our listener line:   540-402-0043 x4343

Note: This interview was done way back in 2019. There might be any events, links, or invalid promo codes. It's because they have timed out or are no longer in effect.00:01 - Podcast Highlights00:13 - Consistent and Predictable Income Podcast Intro00:34 - Episode Summary00:59 - Dan Rochon's Intro01:37 - Start of Podcast04:17 - Wendy Sold 18 Homes in Her First Year04:30 - How Hiring Someone Can Lessen Your Burden07:37 - How You Built an Incredibly Successful Business?07:56 -  Invest Back in Your Business08:48 - What Is Your Advice on How to Sold 18 Home09:30 - First Commercial Break11:13 - The Life of a Mega Agent12:24 - What Would You Have Done Differently to Protect Yourself in Your Situation Today13:27 - How Wendy and Jay Papasan Started With Their Investing Journey15:06 - The Business Plan in 5 Years16:04 - Getting Perfect Leads Using Lead Gen Model16:30 - Second Commercial Break17:25 - Wendy's Subscription Home Maintenance Business19:04 - How Do You Define Success?22:37 - Wendy's Passion Project24:08 - How a Mega Agent Stay Motivated25:31 - How to Get in Touch With Wendy Papasan26:00 - Consistent and Predictable Income Podcast Outro26:29 - Sizzle Reel27:04 - Dan Rochon's Outro28:44 - Ads for Agents Show NuggetInvest back in your businessIt's easy to spend the money you've earned, but you have to be mindful of where you're going to spend it.Understanding your failureEverything happens for a reason. It will all eventually makes sense in the end.Do not stopEvery business has its own roadblocks and challenges; this should never be a reason why you would stop; instead, use it as a motivation to continue and work harder. To find out more, check these links:www.amplifyevent.com.https://papasanproperties.comhttps://www.facebook.com/papasanteamhttps://www.facebook.com/wendypapasanhttps://www.instagram.com/wendypapasanGet your free copy of the Real Estate Evolution here:bit.ly/RealEstateEvolution_GetYourBookThis book shows you the step by step of how to:Step 1: Believe in your unknown potentialStep 2: Deconstruct persuasion techniquesStep 3: Find business and get hired consistentlyStep 4: Be proactive in the relationship with your clients.Step 5: Learn and implement the exact steps to hire, train, lead, and train virtual assistants so that they can build, support, and guide a winning team to scale.And if you'd like to have a consistent and predictable income, like this page, and don't forget to join the Facebook group to network with the top agents:https://www.facebook.com/groups/cpicommunitygrp/

This week, I talked to Wendy Kesl, founder of Glitter Luv Creations. She has been doing amazing things in her business, just selling glitter. That’s right! No other products or services offered other than that sparkly dust you find in all of the corners and crevices of your home after you clean up the kid’s craft projects! And she’s made over six-figures doing it. Wendy so kindly shares the story behind her success, how she turned a mistake into a moneymaker, and what she does to keep things exciting for her customers. She is truly a powerhouse, and I know you will find so much value from her experience. Tune into this week’s episode for some great takeaways to use in your own business!Key TakeawaysThe time Wendy almost quit (07:30)How a mistake turned into a moneymaker (11:00)Figuring out she wanted to sell glitter (16:20)Wendy describes her subscription box (23:15)How Wendy has found her thousand dollar an hour job (31:28)The power of a single email (33:15)How she keeps things exciting for her customers (38:50)This is how you keep up with social media even if it isn’t your thing (45:00)Why you need a community for support (48:05)Additional Resources Check out Glitter Luv Creations here Connect with Alison:FacebookInstagramLinkedIn>>>Join the $1-100k Program 

Kylie and Tom, as part of their first Halloween series, reflect on the 1980 horror / psychological thriller The Shining, how we were always the podcasters for the Overlook Hotel, and discuss: - The effect of isolation on the human mind and how this story, regardless of its paranormal aspects, succeeds as a suspenseful story on cabin fever - How this film was not respected upon release - How Wendy ends up fulfilling Jack's duties as caretaker for the hotel while sleeps in, works on his "novel", and shares drinks with the ghosts of the hotel. In addition, Jack failure in the role of husband and father existing before his violent tendencies consumed him. - What is Jack's relation to the Hotel and how the Overlook collects the souls of its occupants - The pivotal bathroom scene and the use of red in the film adaptation - What is the deal with the woman in Room 237? - Stephen King's disdain for the first adaptation of his 1977 novel Join us next week for the sequel, Dr. Sleep, set and released nearly 40 year later. Follow us on Instagram @justhereforthepopcornpodcast Email us at justhereforthepopcornpodcast@gmail.com Intro music: Gothamlicious by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5741-gothamliciousLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/justherepopcorn/message

How many loads of laundry does it take to raise a puppy? Who takes care of the pregnant dogs? How are the dogs paired for breeding? Colleen & Jim are joined by Breeder Caretaker Wendy Clock Johnson from Canine Companions for Independence to answer all our puppy breeding and raising questions. They also discuss why this process is so important for successful working dogs.    Episode Highlights  1:00 - Meet Wendy Clock Johnson the Breeder Caretaker for Canine Companions For Independence  3:30 - How Wendy becoming a breeder caretaker  5:30 - The process for breeding and and length of service 7:30 - What happens if a breeder caretaker needs help  9:30 - The challenges of socializing dogs right now 12:15 - All the loads of laundry to do! 14:45 - From pregnancy, to whelping boxes  19:30 - Maximum puppy cuteness, Jim shares the science 23:15 - Pairing the dogs for breeding 26:30 - Seeing characteristics passed from parent to puppy 27:45 - Recognizing the skills generationally  30:15 - Wendy shares a few examples she’s seen  31:30 - Why purposeful breeding is useful 34:00 - Mission critical tasks we rely on dogs for 36:30 - History, hit rate, and choosing the environments 39:00 - Milestones the breeder caretaker manages  40:30 - An unexpected conditioning moment  42:45 - When puppies are ready to go to the puppy raiser 44:30 - Delivering the puppies to the raiser & when they return  48:00 - Wendy’s experiences working in these programs 49:00 - The types of working dogs that Canine Companions for Independence raises 52:10 - Identifying the characteristics to put the dog in the right working environment 54:30 - Collen reflects on the observed actions dogs pick up 56:00 - Frannie’s personality that Jim enjoys 58:00 - Blake asks for dessert 59:30 - Sabina & Mara at home with Wendy 1:02:30 - The social media puppy raisers have created  1:04:00 - When public has been surprised by these dogs 1:06:00 - The moments that make this work great 1:10:00 - Where dogs go to when they are not able to be placed as working dogs 1:13:00 - A special community built around raising these dogs 1:14:30 - What happens when Sabina & Mara retire 1:17:00 - Roles of the dogs after they are retired  Links To References Canine Companions for Independence  Assistance Dogs Of The West - Facebook  PADS - Pacific Assistance Dogs Society

For our 25th episode (recorded May 26th, 2020), we are thrilled to have as our guest Wendy Whelan: former principal dancer and current associate artistic director of the New York City Ballet, widely considered one of the world’s leading dancers of her generation. During her 30 years at the New York City Ballet—23 of them as a principal dancer—Wendy danced virtually all the major roles in the company’s repertoire and also developed a reputation for being a choreographer’s muse, creating many original roles with the foremost dancemakers of our time. A documentary, entitled Restless Creature: Wendy Whelan, was released across the country in 2017, and is now available on iTunes and Amazon. The film recently won the Chita Rivera Award for Best Dance Documentary. Join us for this conversation to hear Margaret and Wendy talk about: The formative years Wendy spent in treatment for severe scoliosis and how that experience transformed her attitude toward challenges What it was like joining NYCB shortly after Balanchine’s death How Wendy’s mother, a college basketball coach, instilled in her an interest in and appreciation for sports psychology and how psychotherapy helped her in her career at NYCB Two unexpected qualities Wendy believes dancers can tap into in order to become better artists Words of wisdom from Wendy (can we make that a thing if it isn’t already??) on working in the studio with choreographers on new creations and how bringing authenticity and a spirit of play to the process helped build her reputation as being a muse for choreographers like Christopher Wheeldon and Alexei Ratmansky The connection between the mind and the body being in conversation when it comes to growth, change, and injury Exploring the parallels between two times of heavy transition for NYCB: when Wendy first joined the company after Balanchine’s death, and last year when she assumed the position of NYCB’s associate artistic director We couldn’t have made it to 25 episodes with you all—so thanks for listening and supporting the show, and here’s to many more episodes to come! - - - For more information, as well as any links, see the blog post for this episode: https://www.margaretmullin.com/episodes/episode-25-wendy-whelan Follow Beyond The Barre: https://www.instagram.com/beyondthebarrepodcast/ Wendy Whelan: https://www.instagram.com/wendyw/ https://www.wendywhelan.org/about/ https://www.nycballet.com/ Restless Creature: Wendy Whelan (documentary film): https://www.restlesscreaturefilm.com/ Host: Margaret Mullin http://www.margaretmullin.com/ https://www.instagram.com/margaretmullin/ Producer: Sarena Fishman Jimenez http://www.sarenafishman.com/ http://instagram.com/sarenafishman Music: William Lin-Yee https://soundcloud.com/williamlinyee

So many mothers seem to have it all – the high-paying professional job, the great family, a nice house – but on the inside, they're struggling. Just a few years ago, that was the story of Wendy Mays. While Wendy was a high-income earner at the time, the six-figure student debt and even bigger mortgage Wendy and her husband had accumulated were keeping her from living and raising her family the way she wanted to. While Wendy loved her career as an attorney, her priorities changed when Wendy and her husband adopted four little boys, some with special needs. As the primary breadwinner for the family, Wendy couldn't just decide to stay home at that time. She was facing extreme burnout, depression, and the overwhelming feeling of being stuck in a lifestyle she no longer wanted. Through an internet search at home one night, Wendy came across the MAD FIentist. She was shocked to learn about everyday people who were saving significant portions of their income - and ultimately retiring early. This epiphany resulted in a dramatic shift in Wendy and her husband's finances, family, and Wendy's career. Listen in on this inspiring story to learn: What is the FIRE movement How Wendy and her husband have managed to eliminate $650,000 in debt in just a few years How Wendy's children reacted when they changed to a more frugal lifestyle How it's never too late to improve your financial situation   About the Guest: Wendy is a mompreneur...former criminal defense attorney - turned - turned Podcaster and Blogger.  She hosts a top-ranking podcast and YouTube Channel that aim to inspire and encourage families of all shapes and demographics to Dump Debt, Build Wealth and Budget Better while living a joy-filled life.  In three years, she and her husband have eliminated $650,000.00 from their lives, have begun real estate investing and plan to reach Financial Independence by the time they reach 55.  She and her husband reside in San Diego with their 6 children and 2 German Shepherds. You can learn more about Wendy on the House of FI website, YouTube channel, and podcast.   About the Host: Janice Scholl has spent her entire career talking about money and business. Through her time as a commercial banker, consultant and mentor to budding entrepreneurs, she helped clients create solid business and financial strategies to help propel their business to success. While working with aspiring female entrepreneurs, Janice noticed that the same four themes kept repeating: Many women are uncomfortable with finance, both in their business and in their personal life. Women want access to more women mentors and advisors. Women often start businesses because they feel the corporate world doesn't fit their lifestyle. Few are motivated by purely financial reasons. Mothers didn't want money to drive their family decisions. From these themes The Money, Career & Motherhood Podcast was born. Now Janice spends her time helping mothers gain confidence and understanding about money, career, and business topics as they relate to motherhood and family – the way many women actually think about money. Janice loves helping mothers implement business and financial strategies within their families to help each family member thrive. IG @moneycareermotherhood FB facebook.com/moneycareermotherhood/ Money Career & Motherhood FB Community www.facebook.com/groups/moneycareermotherhood Website www.moneycareermotherhood.com   Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. You can also subscribe from the podcast app on your mobile device. Leave us an iTunes review Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on iTunes, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review on iTunes.

Episode 023 / Contemporary and historical romance novelist and co-host of the SPA girls podcast, Wendy Vella joins Jami and Sara to talk about the mindset shift she had to make as she moved from traditionally published to self publishing as well as how she’s learned to trust her instincts in both writing and promoting her books. They wrap up the podcast with a discussion of how Wendy is maximizing her intellectual property for longevity. In the intro, Sara shares news about Alli’s (Alliance of Independent Authors) new initiative to help indie authors with rights licensing, including “one-off contract representation” and full rights representation. Sara also shared some fun writerly humor from cartoonist Tom Gauld. Jami has been re-watching the Hunger Games, getting ready for her book release, and planning her next book. Then they discuss how the pandemic is impacting them as well as other creatives, which sounds pretty highbrow for a chat about stress dreams, memes, and country music. You can find show notes and links at wishidknownforwriters.com. In this podcast episode, you’ll discover: The benefits of entering writing contests How Wendy transitioned from traditional publishing to indie publishing and the mindset shift change she had to go through What Wendy wishes she’d known about editing and marketing How Wendy pinpointed what she needed to change about her contemporary covers and the details on how she rebranded her series from the covers to the blurbs The struggle to do everything ourselves and how Wendy gave some tasks away to her assistant so she could focus on what she was really good at How Wendy went against all the advice about mixing genres and it turned out to be her biggest success Learning to trust your instincts and finding the right people to listen to for advice How Wendy toggles back and forth between writing historical to contemporary romance The challenges of writing from a more remote location Why the SPA Girls began podcasting and why podcasts are a great way to up-skill How Wendy is maximizing her intellectual property for longevity by putting the product she has into new formats Genres discussed include historical romance and contemporary romance. Links: Spa Girls Podcast Wendy Vella Wendy Vella Author Wendy Vella’s Reading Bellas

Wendy Sterling is a living example of what it means to turn your pain into your superpower. After a powerful moment that she says “woke her up,” Wendy learned how to listen to herself and allow her intuition to lead the way. Within a year, she divorced, left her career and began a new one, and is living her best life.   This episode is packed with powerful tips from Wendy about how to learn the voice of your intuition, how to stay energized, and what is possible. Wendy also discusses her upcoming Beyond Divorce Summit that is free to all who register and is packed with a lineup of experts sharing about how to disconnect, set boundaries, and move forward even during the pandemic.   This is an episode you will not want to miss!   Registration for the Beyond Divorce Summit opens on May 26th and is FREE. You must register to get access to all the interviews each day throughout the summit.   In this episode we discussed:    Wendy’s powerful 5 Step Divorce Rehab method and how it was created. How Wendy learned how to use her voice after a lifetime of silencing herself. Why following your intuition is an absolute must! How to make the distinction between the voice of your intuition and the voice of your inner critic. Why values work is so important. The Power of the Pause! How being in integrity fuels your passion.   Connect with Wendy: The Beyond Divorce Summit registration page link is: https://www.wendysterling.net/beyond-divorce IG: @divorcerehabwithwendy Website: www.WendySterling.net   Stay in Touch:  Website Instagram @deepchatspodcast  Watch our interviews recorded live on YouTube   About Leah & Jenn Leah Morris is a Life & Relationship Transition Coach, founder of Life Remade, published writer, and motivational speaker... She helps people to authentically process their feelings, thoughts, and emotions in order to give them a deeper understanding of themselves and others. Using a range of modalities including art, coaching,  guided visualization, and even her own story and experience of marriage, divorce, and finding herself again - Leah specializes in helping you gain a solid sense of Self Worth, develop unshakable Confidence, and heal after emotional Heartbreak. The biggest lesson she's learned in life thus far is that "there is no greater place to begin putting your life together than when it's been broken apart. Connect with Leah at www.LifeRemade.com or on Instagram @leahemorris   Jennifer Butler is a Love and Transformation Coach who is dedicated to helping women fall deeply in love with themselves and awaken to their own internal power to create joy, love, and freedom in their lives. Working with women in three areas: Conscious Uncoupling, Calling in “The One,” & Self-Discovery, Jennifer teaches clients to identify and transform internal obstacles and expand their capacity to love and be loved. Jennifer received her Masters in Clinical Social Work from New York University in 2002. After working as a trauma social worker in the hospital system, she took time off to become a mom and write a book. Jennifer authored Excerpts from the Heart of a Mom, inviting readers into her personal life and parenting journey, and sharing fundamental insights to a conscious approach to parenting. She also began “Live Through the Heart,” a blog that inspires readers to live more consciously in their daily lives. Connect with Jennifer at www.jennjoycoaching.com or on Instagram @jennjoycoaching   Subscribe + Review Never miss an episode! Subscribe to the podcast!

Why connection is important, how to make the most out of growth opportunities, and how to build a career that you love with Wendy Braitman. ----- Welcome to episode 256 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews career coach, Wendy Braitman about the importance of breaking big goals into small, actionable steps. Career Transitioning Do you have a specific career goal in mind? Maybe it’s a certain number of pageviews or working with a specific brand or making a full-time income from blogging. They’re all huge goals, and when goals are this big, it’s sometimes tough to figure out how you can get there. A lot needs to happen between now and the point where we achieve those goals, and that’s what Wendy is here to discuss today. This episode is all about the importance of accountability, setting up systems, and breaking those big goals into small, actionable, achievable steps. In this episode, you’ll learn: How Wendy changed careers How coaching works Why accountability is important Why you should break goals into achievable steps How to establish a mastermind and why connection is important How to make the most out of growth opportunities Resources: International Coaching Federation The 20-Minute Networking Meeting Notion Check out Wendy’s website If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com.

Wendy and Curtis Mays from Hou$e Of Fi are on the show today. They’re a married duo whose mission is to help your family pay off debt, budget better, save more money and increase your income. Wendy is a retired lawyer and Curtis is a high school teacher and Football Coach. Their journey into the personal finance space started back in 2008-2009 during The Great Recession, when they lost 2 homes. Along their personal finance journey, they’ve also overcome a period of time where they were drowning in six-figure college loan debt, consumer debt and living paycheck to paycheck, all while making six figures in income! This didn’t add up and they knew something had to change. Wendy and Curtis were scared for their financial future and worried about not being able to help their kids with college. Since 2016 they’ve gotten rid of over 650K of debt. At House Of FI they share their money story, open up their toolbox and share their tools so that you can embark on your own financial independence journey and live a joy-filled life.   Wendy and Curtis offer a FREE course called “7-Step Money Foundations” aimed at educating people about their personal finances. They also host the House Of FI podcast where they interview experts in the personal finance space and discuss topics such as: F.I.R.E, marriage and money, budgeting, investing, side-hustles, debt payment plans, strategies for paying off student loans and other relative money topics. In today’s episode you’ll hear Wendy and Curtis’s money story, their money roles in their relationship, how they budget and prep for the future with six kids, and the steps they took to get out of debt.   What To Listen For Why married couples must determine what kind of lifestyle they want to live The cost of having flighty dreams Sacrificing things in the short term, to achieve long term goals How income and gender roles can affect your marriage – Who is the “breadwinner”? Trying to shakeoff living with a crisis mindset after a traumatic money event has taken place The importance of additional income streams Why you need a Plan A, Plan B and Plan C for your money and career How Wendy and Curtis learned from losing 2 homes in The Great Recession How to discuss money, budgeting and investing with reluctant spouses – Accepting them where they are in their money journey The financial impact of having a big family The importance of leaving a legacy for your children Dealing with lifestyle creep The debt-avalanche vs. debt-snowball payment methods   Key Takeaway: Learn from your financial mistakes and plan for your future. Get educated about what you can do to budget better, pay off debt and increase your income through side-hustling.   Paychecks & Balances Website: https://paychecksandbalances.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/paybalances Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paybalances Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paychecksandbalances Twitter: https://twitter.com/paybalances?lang=en   House of FI Website: https://houseoffi.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/houseoffi1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJsy-xKYKq0P5IYDTbHBIrA?view_as=subscriber Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/house_of_fi/ Podcast: https://houseoffi.com/podcast-3/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Houseoffi/          

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Wendy Gilhula is an educator, writer, and author of the Pika Bunny book series. Holding a Bachelor’s Degree in Education from the University of Tennessee, Wendy has created an innovative learning series that teaches understanding and kindness. Pika Bunny and the Thunderstorm (2017), Pika Bunny Has a Big Question (2018), and Pika Bunny Says EEP! (2019), feature life lessons children often face in a complicated world and presents tools to help them navigate such complexities with bravery, understanding, and kindness. Ms. Gilhula’s books are a yearly feature at the New York City Book Expo America and Book Con. Ms. Gilhula has devoted her career, spanning over twenty years, to helping children. A former dance teacher, she has specialized in supporting creative expression. As a math tutor, Ms. Gilhula has a unique ability to relate to children in a way that promotes excellence. Her books have been recommended by therapists, counselors, activists, and teachers alike.   In this episode, Jana and Wendy discuss:   Wendy’s own story of hope and the unassuming question from a student that reawakened her dream of writing.    How Wendy giving herself permission to be rejected opened the door to sharing her stories that have impacted so many. The importance of opening up conversations about feelings for a generation of kids who often don’t have the tools to communicate feelings. How kindness isn’t just for kids, and what transformative powers kindness could have on the world.   Key Takeaways: If you're on the right path doors are going to open and magic is going to happen! The impact sharing your gifts may set off ripples that reach farther than you know. Being mindful of our emotions and boundaries and knowing how to communicate them is powerful.   Kindness is relevant, especially in these times we live in.    "I just want to help one, one child, one child who may be super anxious about a thunderstorm. Maybe not make the anxiety 100% go away. But what if it helps 50% of the way? If it just helps one child, either forget some hardships that they're going through and just enjoy the book or just help with the thunderstorm, that is worth everything, worth all the hard work." —  Wendy Gihula   Pika Bunny Kindness Tracker Google Play Apple   Connect with Wendy Gihula:   Website: www.wendygilhula.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/wendygilhulaauthor  Instagram: https://instagram.com/pikabunnysays  Twitter: https://twitter.com/PikaBunnySays  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiVlPDi6bls4QjItaIvXnMA  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendygilhula-tutor/  Books- Wendy Gihula Amazon Page  Email: info@wendygilhula.com   Remove Toxic Beliefs. Get your free tips and tricks here- https://www.janashort.com/remove-toxic-beliefs/   Connect with Jana:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bestholisticlife/ Website: https://www.janashort.com/ Website: https://www.bestholisticlife.com/jana-short/ Show: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/oh-my-health-there-is-hope/ Books: https://www.amazon.com/Jana-Short/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jana-short-bhl/ Email: Jana@Janashort.com

In this episode, Tim and Randy will have a conversation with Wendy Lennon of Create Fitness 24/7 in Brisbane, Australia, who came all the way to meet with Tim and Randy so they could help her with the custom client life-cycle automation (CLA) for her gym. She has owned her gym for five years now and had left the corporate world with no previous fitness experience when she started it. Her main goal with the business was to start something that would enable her to also take care of her young family. Wendy has spent the five years of her gym ownership learning what works in the industry and she felt the need to seek the support of the ProFit team in taking her gym to the next level. Her gym is a 24 hour access gym and she decided to include training in her offering, which is what she’s looking to grow with the CLA while also affording herself some freedom from the business. ProFit did not disappoint because they went above and beyond their standard approach to the CLA and built on a bunch of cool extra features for her.She now has an end to end system that she can use to capture every part of her business from lead ascension, customer retention, and everything else. The three of them will discuss the needs of Wendy's gym, the solutions that the CLA provided, and also have a casual conversation about Aussie life. Tune in to learn more and enjoy.Key Takeaways:Killing her headaches with her gym through the custom life-cycle automation (03:21)Biting the bullet and just getting it done (02:03)How Wendy loved the fact that Randy didn’t push her to buy immediately (05:09)A gym with systems built into it is worth more (06:35)Integrating the system with the software that are available to bring the final product to the same place (10:07)Having a gym that will run without her being involved (11:08)Additional Resources:www.CLACourse.comwww.ProFitGPS.netMarketing Talk with Fitness Professionals Facebook Grouphttps://PFMarketingSolutions.com/Datawww.PFMarketingSolutions.com/Automationwww.ProfitGPS.comwww.PFMarketingSolutions.com/Call--If you are interested in a free audit for your gym, visit http://bit.ly/free_gym_audit--You can find out more about Tim and the strategies covered in this episode by checking out our website.--Would you rather watch the video version instead?Head over to our YouTube channel to watch this episode by going here--If you don’t already have my book, get your copy FREE here.--Connect with Tim:Schedule A CallFacebookInstagramLinkedInConnect with Randy:FacebookInstagram--Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, YouTube or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

On this episode of Anti-Aging Hacks, I talk with a heavy metals Detox expert. We discuss the following topics: 1. How we are getting so many chemicals and heavy metals in our bodies 2. The tests you can take to determine your chemical and heavy metal toxicity in your body 3. How to do a Heavy Metal Detox and how to love a Detox lifestyle My guest, Wendy Myers, FDN-P, NC, CHHC is an expert in detoxification and minerals. She is passionate about educating the public on the importance of long term detoxing considering our toxic world. She healed her own health issues through hair mineral analysis and developed a unique detox and supplement program. Wendy wants to help others do the same. Wendy’s interest in nutrition began with the death of her father from esophageal cancer. Intuitively, she knew his chemo, radiation, and ten medications killed him prematurely. She vowed to find out what made him sick, why he died, what role medications played in his demise, and how she could avoid the same fate. Wendy's Background: - Got into health as a result of her own health struggles - Was doing everything right, but nothing seemed to work - At 37, she had the hormone levels of a menopausal woman, thyroids were not working up to par - She did a hair mineral analysis and started detoxing. It made a huge improvement in her life How are we getting Heavy Metals into our Bodies? - The reason is because of all the appliances we use all day long, they all have chemicals in them - Big industrials release chemicals into the environment, and they make our way into our bodies - World health org says we have 500-700 chemicals in our bodies - They are impairing most organ systems in our body including liver function, digestion, etc. - Wendy believes you have to add Detoxification to your diet How to track Chemicals and Heavy Metals in our Bodies? - Great Plains lab has a GPL test, tests for 18 chemicals - Detoxproject.org tests for 40 chemicals - Bioenergetics with NEShealth tests for 50 chemicals - For heavy metals, hair mineral analysis, urine and stool testing How Wendy started and changed how she helps clients - Wendy started with Minerals (Magnesium, Zinc, Selenium and Trace Minerals can go a long way) - Wendy also uses Bioenergetics - Bone broth and glutamine are very slow to help gut health - NES health has shown dramatic results in just a few months - Improves positive charge in body and promotes negative charging of the body - Many times people are too ill to detox, so she needs to do a pretox before they can detox - IV chelation should be done very slowly Why our Bodies Cannot Detox Anymore - There are just too many chemicals, too many pollutants, high sugar diets, seed oils, blue light, bad sleep - Liver is congested, and 90 million people in the US have fatty liver (not due to alcohol). Has the same incidence as diabetes. - Liver is not able to do the job and the toxins have built up over the years - The body stores these chemicals in the brain, fat tissue, and myelin sheaths, in the bones and tissues What are good screening tools - A hair mineral is a good screening tool, people should start with that - Wendy recommends heavymetalsquiz.com which will give you information as well - Hair Mineral analysis is $99, urine tests are more expensive ($450) and require a consult, and stool test is $400 with consult - Hair test is usually enough to design a program for most people What is the Detox Protocol look like - Wendy starts people with Minerals - then adds Wata water which is very hydrating and negatively charged - Also recommends supplements called MitochondriaRX at mitochondrialwellness.com. Wendy highly recommends these. These build energy levels, and receptors. - Wendy also recommends NesHealth BioEnergetics program for 6 months - Emotional trauma also holds back people from health goals, NesHealth can address those - This gets people ready for the actual detox which follows next - NesHealth bioenergetics scanner scans 500 data points - You can find nutrient deficiencies, food sensitivities, environmental toxins, emotional trauma, immune system, chakras, circadian rhythm in your body - Has a supplement called AgelessAF that can pull some toxic metals out of your body Advanced Detox Phase - Highest quality Zeolyte, EDTA supporities, Glutathione or NAC, fat soluble lipoic acid (much better than alpha lipoic acid) - Different metals have different substances that will pull them out - Mercury or Lead can take a long time to get it out of your system (2 years for a healthy person) - Wendy recommends adopting a detox lifestyle everyday - Binders are substances that can absorb toxins out of your gut or bloodstream - When you mobilize lead or mercury, then must have a binder to catch it and take it out of the body  - Activated charcoal is a binder that can absorb quite a few heavy metals, but it can also absorb minerals. Don't use this too much. - Best to take it after alcohol or a night at the cheesecake factory IV Chelation Considerations - Can cause kidney damage from doing the wrong chelation - Need to be careful because this can be too strong How Does the Body Detox naturally - Sweating is great - Grapefruit and citrus toxins are great - Colon by eating a lot of fiber to clean the colon - Coffee enemas, and liver flushing - Give your liver a rest - Wendy has a formula for liver support herbs - Colon hydrotherapy is a good way to clean out the colon - Coffee enema uses caffeine to clean out the liver, and irritates the liver so it can dump toxins - Once a week is a good place to begin coffee enemas. This is one of the best ways to help your body detox - Wendy talks about how to do a coffee enema   How to live a detox lifestyle - Start small, and remove the toxins from your life - Pick 1-2 items to address - Lots of categories, beauty products or cleaning products addressed on Myersdetox - Wendy has her house cleaned with Vinegar and Borax agent and natural products Wendy's Information: - Myers Detox podcast (300 podcasts on detoxification) - heavymetalsquiz.com

Faith, Character, and Love with Wendy Uken: One Woman’s Journey From Undocumented to Unstoppable - 030 | Yes To You Podcast   “I imagine one of the reasons people cling to their hates so stubbornly is because they sense, once hate is gone, they will be forced to deal with pain.” —James Baldwin   Dominique interviews Enrolled Agent, Tax Resolution Expert, and the Host of Tax Tribe the PodCast, Wendy Uken. In this episode, you’ll hear Wendy’s boldly inspiring story of what it’s like to grow up in the United States as an undocumented person—a shocking story that is both untold and overlooked despite the millions of human beings impacted every day, right here in our own country! Wendy shares how she developed the courage to power through the obstacles and limitations of growing up in a culture of fear, discrimination, and hatred through the power of love. In our conversation, you’ll learn some great tips, so get your pen and paper ready! Here are a few things you can expect to hear about: ►How the stigma of being undocumented affected Wendy’s and relationships ►The power of mentorship and getting support from the right people ►Resources for developing psychological resilience to traumatic experiences ►An inspiring leap of faith that helped Wendy to find her voice in 2018 ►What Wendy learned about love, acceptance, self-care, and self-expression   Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | iHeartRadio | Google Play | Google Podcasts | Stitcher Radio   Episode Outline ►   [1:24] Happy New Year! Changes are coming to the podcast...again! ►   [2:25] Meet Wendy Uken ►   [4:25] Wendy explains what tax resolution is and the impact she makes ►   [5:07] How Wendy got stumbled upon her amazing career ►   [7:55] Challenges Wendy faced as an undocumented person in the US ►   [9:40] A bittersweet turning point when Wendy found a mentor ►   [10:00] How the stigma of being undocumented in the US affected Wendy’s career ►   [10:55] How Wendy learned to ask for help and let people into her world ►   [11:49] Wendy’s advice to those who are discriminated against ►   [12:23] Wendy’s opinion on why many people fear relationships with undocumented people ►   [14:30] Why we hate, push others away, and suppress empathy ►   [15:30] Emotional healing and developing resilience by working through negative cognitions ►   [16:40] The danger in asking for help as an undocumented person in the US ►   [17:35] Healing from trauma and false indoctrination through self-acceptance ►   [18:27] Mindset: The importance of reframing perceptions and redefining yourself ►   [20:00] How negative distortions affect people of color - undocumented or otherwise ►   [21:25] How Tax Resolution is a form of personal empowerment for Wendy’s clients ►   [24:14] Developing courage and confidence in your ability to speak up and ask for help ►   [26:30]  Why Wendy launched Tax Tribe The Podcast and why YOU should listen ►   [31:47] How podcasting can be used as a tool for MAJOR personal growth ►   [35:25] How sci-fi can be used as a tool for personal empowerment and critical thinking ►   [40:19] The importance of delegation, time management, and rest for self-care ►   [43:20] Wendy’s #1 tip for women who are struggling to find their voice and their path ►   [46:37] Wendy’s heartfelt message to undocumented girls all over the world ►   [47:17] Finding your rainbow ►   [48:22] Where to connect with Wendy online and listen to her podcast ►   [48:56] Dominique acknowledges Wendy & closing thoughts   Resources Mentioned In This Episode CONNECT WITH WENDY Podcast: Tax Tribe The Podcast https://www.taxtribe.com/ Social Media: (Instagram | Facebook)   FAVORITE SCI-FI AUTHORS ►   Anything by Octavia Butler ►   Orson Scott Card’s Ender series   RELATED EPISODES Episode 8: How To Focus & Follow Through on Your Goals Episode 18: How To Stop Caring What People Think Episode 19: How To Find Your Voice   OTHER #MyPrideStory Video Challenge #PodsInColor (visit Berry’s website to get connected at podcastsincolor.com) Join the Sacred Beauty Sisterhood (free group) Become a Patron to Support This Podcast Have questions or an idea for a new episode? Email feedback@yestoyoupodcast.com

Ready to strategize the way you get things done and organize your mind? Wendy Neal of Wendy Neal Design joins the podcast this week to walk us through her new Organize Your Mind Planner that combines the best productivity strategies into one amazing journal!   Tune in to learn:   ✅ How Wendy went from Health Coach to Web Designer & Business Strategist   ✅ Why bullet journaling just wasn’t cutting it and what she does instead   ✅ The productivity strategies she used to design the Organize Your Mind Planner and how it helps you organize your mind and get the right things done   ✅ A breakdown of the popular GTD productivity strategy and how you can use it in your everyday life   ✅ Ways to manage your mental energy level and avoid mini burnouts as a creative   Find the show notes, the planner, and get on the waitlist for Publish with Purpose by visiting https://www.mindfulproductivityblog.com/   Support the show (https://mp.vipmembervault.com/products)

On today’s episode, I get the chance to speak with Wendy Fisher, a former member of the U.S. Ski Team who walked away from skiing, only to get back into big mountain skiing later on. She now works at Crested Butte Mountain Resort, guiding people through the steeps. She also runs an annual camp out of Chile. Tune in to hear us talk about her career, he life in Crested Butte, and how she learned to overcome fear. Topics: [02:19] Every summer, she brings her kids out to her hometown of Tahoe to take advantage of “lake life”. [03:45] People bag on racing now, because they think it restricts people from having fun and enjoying the sport. [04:10] Wendy doesn’t agree and thinks it increased her love of the sport. [04:28] She was heartbroken to leave the team, but knew it was time to go. [06:15] Before she quit skiing and gave up a college skiing scholarship, she decided to go ski one last winter just for fun. [07:08] She ended up in Crested Butte during an extreme skiing contest. [07:20] She was encouraged to enter the contest and it brought her back to life. [08:04] When watching the men compete, she felt she had better technique than all of them. [08:45] On her second run, she took a different path over a rocky headwall. [10:38] She woke up one day and decided to continue to follow the competition circuit.  [11:45] She free-skied as a kid and her racing coach made the sport fun for her, which is different from how it is today. [12:10] She enjoyed the structure of Burke Academy. [12:35] Her amazing technical training contributed to her success as a free-skier. [18:47] When skiing steeps, people often forget their form and end up on their heels. [19:11] Wendy will take people out on less challenging terrain to improve their skills before taking them back to the steeps. [25:21] What helped Wendy learn how to teach was taking up skateboarding. [27:18] She even looped her son into her skateboard lessons. [28:48] Often, there is a taboo about taking lessons. [29:05] Wendy feels that if you want to get better, you have to invest in lessons. [32:05] Because they live in a mountain town, Wendy was determined to get her kids into skiing. [34:45] Wendy tried to back off and let her kids learn from instructors, but eventually, she couldn’t help but intervene and improve their fundamentals. [39:41] How Wendy discovered spontaneity and how it has affected the rest of her life. [41:20] Skiing with big mountain skiers and heliskiing, she was terrified, but there was gratification in completing big runs. [41:41] This is how she can relate to her clients and often talks herself through terrifying runs. Quotes: “I had so many issues with letting go of skiing and I wasn’t ready to...so to find this avenue, I just ran with it and don’t regret it at all.” “If you really want to get better and you don’t want to be frustrated, you have to invest the time.” “You start to doubt yourself, so you have to find these things to keep yourself in the game and to help build up your confidence and I still do that today…” Resources: Wendy’s Website Wagner Custom Skis

If you’re interested in learning about what it takes to land a licensing deal—this is the episode for you! It can be a difficult process where it often seems impossible to get a licensing deal in place. However, there are some tricks of the trade that can increase your chances of getting the deal done.  On this episode of Wingnut Social, Darla and Natalie chat with Wendy Fennell of Bohemian Bungalow Design. Landing a licensing deal requires tenacity, drive, and a unique vision for a product. They’ll talk about how involved the process is, the power of networking, and how you’re never too old to be relevant! What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [2:15] Event coming up [3:05] licensing deals with Wendy Fennel [5:20] How Wendy made the switch to interior design [11:30] Her beginnings at High Point Market [13:00] Reaching out to Mitchell Black [17:10] The process from brain to paper [18:20] How to market differently [20:30] Where to start with a licensing deal [24:45] What surprised Wendy about the licensing journey [28:30] Where to find Bohemian Bungalow Wall coverings Connect with Wendy Fennell On LinkedIn On Instagram Bohemian Bungalow Design Resources & People Mentioned High Point Market Nancy Ganzekaufer Mitchell Black Bohemian Bungalow Collection Resa Edge Broward Conference Currey & Company Steel + Plank BOOK: You are a Badass You’re never too old to make a career change! Wendy spent years in the apparel industry. She started her career at Calvin Klein in the leather division and stayed there for almost 9 years. She also spent time working for a private label manufacturer that produced custom cashmere men’s socks. Everything changed when she decided to adopt a child from Russia—she couldn’t continue traveling as much as she had been.  So for a short time, she became a stay-at-home Mom. While she loved raising her son, she was itching to get back into a career (and ready to have conversations with adults again). She enjoyed design and had often assisted friends and family with their homes. After a conversation with her sister, she decided to give interior design a shot, and actually start charging for it.  For 3-4 years it was a part-time gig. When her son started preschool, she started seriously researching what to charge and how to create a legitimate business. Keep listening as the ladies chat about High Point Market and the networking opportunities available.  How pagoda wallpaper and tenacity paved the way for her licensing deal Wendy absolutely loves wallpaper and using it in her design. Her journey towards her licensing deal began because she had a vision of a pagoda wallpaper—but it didn’t exist yet. The week after attending High Point Market, she reached out to Mitchell Black. After multiple attempts at connecting, she finally spoke with her and was able to pitch her idea for a small collection. Wendy originally thought she was going to pay the fee for the work they did and list the product on her site. In the end, Mitchell Black loved the collection so much that she requested to sell it on her website. Wendy was ecstatic and agreed to the deal immediately. But it wasn’t easy—it took about 4 months of back and forth to nail everything down. She had to transpose all of the ideas floating around in her brain unto paper. She worked with the graphic design team to create a pagoda from a conglomeration of about 25 different options. She never realized how many different shades of black and blue exist! To hear Wendy’s advice about narrowing down your niche, the surprises along her journey, and much more—listen to the full episode of Wingnut Social now! Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla’s Interior Design Website 1-877-WINGNUT (connect with us for your social media marketing needs) Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn Audio Production and Show notes byPODCAST FAST TRACKhttps://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Wendy ran the HR team at Sick Kids Hospital after managing a hospice in Toronto and a volunteer program at a children's mental health centre in Whitby. Wendy was then recruited by Walmart when they first started implementing HR in 2006. She held a field role first and was then asked to manage a portfolio containing the speciality groups and the merchandizers, which gave her full access to the senior leadership team that she eventually joined. We talk about HR challenges, leadership change and a significant reorganization that Wendy and her team had to manage. We also talk about the regrets she has about the 24/7 nature of her job when she couldn't be 100% present at her son's volleyball games. She reclaimed her life and left Walmart to consult for local businesses, while allowing herself the flexibility that works best for her lifestyle. We get into the nitty gritty of overwork, wearing work hours as a badge of honour, navigating corporate politics, and the difficulty in saying no to leadership. TOPICS EXPLORED IN THIS EPISODE: Wendy's career left turns [ 6:23 ] Two things that Wendy learned working for Sick Kids Hospital [ 8:42 ] The authenticity at Walmart that drew Wendy in [ 10:21 ] What Wendy learned when working through a leadership change [ 15:54 ] The challenges and mistakes made in a massive reorganization [ 17:36 ] The worst decision that Wendy made about her position at Walmart [ 20:00 ] The major regret Wendy had about the 24/7 nature of her job [ 20:39 ] How Wendy networked locally to find her first consulting clients [ 25:10 ] How Wendy pauses to find truly fulfilling work [ 28:20 ] The mind game of work hours and corporate face time [ 34:50 ] Billing guilt, hours as a badge of honour, and overwork [ 39:17 ] Why more women weren't store managers at Walmart [ 45:53 ]  The emotional toll of the reorganization and the fallout [ 54:18 ] What it means to have employees' backs [ 1:01:35 ] Competence doesn't have a lot to do with promotion and hiring [ 1:08:27 ]   Wendy's Quotable: People tend to be more productive when they have flexibility.    I was an otherwise intelligent woman, except for the fact that I forgot how smart I was.   ========== Connect with Wendy: LinkedIn: Wendy E. Swinden Website: www.urhrteam.com ========== Connect with Kattie: Online: www.kattiethorndyke.com Instagram: @kattiethorndyke LinkedIn: @kattiethorndyke Facebook: @kattie.thorndyke

It’s such an honor to have Wendy Papasan, owner of Papasan Properties, her with me again. We’ve gotten to know each other over the years, and I loved so much about her story. Wendy’s insight has so much value that can be shared with other agents across the country.  Today, Wendy and I will chat about how she got into this business, what her team looks like, how much she produces, and much, much more. For your convenience, I’ve cited timestamps below that will direct you to various points in the video above. Feel free to watch the full message or use these timestamps to browse specific topics at your leisure:  0:48—Introducing Wendy and her team2:10—How do you grow your business as a mom, a spouse, and as a community-giver?4:41—The systems and models that Wendy followed to allow for this level of success5:55—Balancing motherhood and a career8:07—Wendy’s guide to time blocking11:40—What Wendy has learned from her failures 14:41—Besides her family and her team, what else drives Wendy?17:42—Where Wendy learned that she loved to give back to the community20:00—What Wendy is most proud of22:03—How Wendy discovered her talent for empowering the leaders of her team24:11—Wrapping up our discussionIf you would like to contact Wendy, visit her website at www.PapasanProperties.com, or else find her on Facebook and Instagram. If you have any questions for me, I’d be delighted to hear from you. Don’t hesitate to give me a phone call or send me an email. Hope to hear from you soon! 

Wendy Myers is founder of Myersdetox.com. She is a detox expert and functional diagnostic nutritionist in Los Angeles, CA. She is the #1 bestselling author of Limitless Energy: How to Detox Toxic Metals to End Exhaustion and Chronic Fatigue. Wendy’s podcast is Myers Detox. Passionate about the importance of detox to live a long disease free life, she created the revolutionary Myers Detox Protocolafter working with thousands of clients. In today’s episode we continue the conversation we started last week about heavy metal detoxification, and how it relates to your health and fertility. Today’s episode is sponsored by The Fifth Vital Sign: Master Your Cycles & Optimize Your Fertility. The Fifth Vital Sign is available for purchase on Amazon. Exciting news!! The audiobookis finally here! Listen to The Fifth Vital Signfor FREE when you sign up for a 30 day free trial with Audible. Click here to download now.   Topics discussed in today's episode: How did Wendy get into the area of heavy metals and detox What were some of the symptoms Wendy had that led her to discover her heavy metals toxicity How Wendy’s menstrual cycle was affected by her toxicity How long did it take for Wendy to start feeling better after starting her detox  Where does heavy metal toxicity come from Metals that most affect our hormones Where are we getting exposed to these heavy metals How lead and cadmium can affect fertility  How do you know if heavy metals are a problem for you  Wendy’s advice for those that are planning for pregnancy How heavy metal toxicity can affect the baby during pregnancy Practical ways to get started with your heavy metal detox  The importance of buying products without fragrance in them  Everyone reacts to the detox differently- sometimes right away and some gradually over time Start figuring out what going on with your body by taking a heavy metals test (see resources below) Why detoxing is a lifestyle and not a quick fix  Connect with Wendy Myers You can connect with Wendy on her Facebook , Twitter, Instagramand on her website.   Resources mentioned: Myers Detox | Website Myers Detox Podcast Are Heavy Metals Making You Sick? | Quiz Hair Mineral Analysis Test CitriCleanse Toxin Binder Myers Detox Store  FFP 154 | Managing Your Toxic Load | Optimizing Digestion and Liver Function | Dr. Joseph Pizzorno | Dr. Joe Klassen Fertility Friday Awareness Mastery The Fifth Vital Sign: Master Your Cycles & Optimize your Fertility| Audiobook | Lisa Hendrickson-Jack The Fifth Vital Sign: Master Your Cycles & Optimize Your Fertility (Book)| Lisa Hendrickson-Jack Get The First chapter of The Fifth Vital Sign for FREE | thefifthvitalsignbook.com Related podcasts & blog posts: FFP 266 | Detoxification for Fertility | Dr. Erika Enos, ND FFP 154 | Managing Your Toxic Load | Optimizing Digestion and Liver Function | Dr. Joseph Pizzorno | Dr. Joe Klassen FFP 122 | Liver Function, Fertility, & Menstrual Health | Xenoestrogens | Liver Detoxification | Fatty Liver Disease | Lisa Leger, HRHPE FFP 058 | Post Pill Detox | Why You May Want to Detox Before Getting Pregnant | Dr. Aumatma Shah FFP 049 | Improving Fertility Naturally by Optimizing Your Diet, Lifestyle, and Environment | Eleni Roumeliotou   Join the community! Find us in the Fertility Friday Facebook Group. Subscribe to the Fertility Friday Podcast in Apple Podcasts! Music Credit: Intro/Outro music Produced by J-Gantic A Special Thank You to Our Show Sponsor: The Fifth Vital Sign: Master Your Cycles & Optimize Your Fertility This episode is sponsored by my new book The Fifth Vital Sign: Master Your Cycles & Optimize Your Fertility. Click here to buy now. Fertility Friday | Fertility Awareness Programs This episode is sponsored by my Fertility Awareness Programs! Master Fertility Awareness and take a deep dive into your cycles and how they relate to your overall health! Click here to apply now!  

Dr. Dan welcomes Wendy Gossett, M. Ed. (an author, Temperament Specialist and Founder of Temperament Coaching) to today’s show to discuss temperament and parenting. Wendy is a child temperament specialist who helps parents learn how to “see” their kids, not through their own biased lens, but through the lens of their child’s natural temperament.   Wendy starts off the show discussing her own parenting journey and how her own daughter inspired her life’s work. Wendy Gossett’s Child Temperament test will help parents everywhere to understand their child or children (and her adult test will help parents understand themselves).  Her work with parents shows parents how to uncover their "true type” so they can be self-aware and differentiate their strengths from their kids. Many times parents have unrealistic expectations that come from their own temperament biases.   Today’s show tackles many topics including:  How Wendy started using temperament psychology with families (Hint: she was a corporate trainer using Myers Briggs, Keirsey and Carl Jung.) What is temperament exactly? Is temperament determined by nature or nurture? How early can a parent  tell a child’s temperament?  Wendy’s viral video and why you should watch it today! And more including Wendy’s Parent Footprint Moment.  Wendy Gossett, MA, is a Parenting and Relationship Specialist based in Denver, Colorado. She has worked with countless parents helping them to understand their children better by using temperament psychology. EEG maps in Neuroscience validate temperament as a tool for comprehending the eight psychological functions of the brain, which help people see and understand each other from the inside out. She has also worked with many Fortune 500 companies as a trainer and facilitator. In addition to her expertise in the field of temperament psychology, Wendy has a master’s degree with over twenty years of experience in all areas of training including parenting her own daughter who is her complete opposite. She is a contributing writer for Denver Parent and Mile High Mamas and for the past decade, she has been compiling all her acquired knowledge and experience with families into a comprehensive parenting textbook YOUR CHILD’S INNER DRIVE to help parents have a “User Manual” for their children, which will be published soon.  Watch this free video to learn more about Dr. Dan and Parent Footprint Awareness Training®.

Want to discover what a new care operator's sales and marketing manager did for the group's first three new homes? This episode, featuring Dormy Care's Wendy Westbury, discusses: How to think about re-branding your care operator, including a new website and its look and feel, and new logo The importance of consistency in branding and ensuring that families want to visit the home after visiting the website How small website tweaks e.g. adding a 'request call back' option on the care homes' contact pages can make a difference. How to launch individual Facebook pages for the homes, and how the pages can help secure enquiries How one Facebook campaign alone helped secure 500 job applications during the launch of one home How stories published in the local media help promote the homes  How Wendy monitors the success of adverts e.g. newspaper or online adverts, using a "telephone-tracking" system The importance of recording calls to the homes, or making sure that any missed calls are monitored, especially considering that any enquiry may be worth tens of thousands of pounds in revenue from one resident. What to say on a care home "sales" call from an enquiring family. The importance of networking and "speaking to everybody" when launching a new home

Wendy Marks has a broad range of experience with traditional medicine as a rehabilitation counselor and therapist, and transitioned that knowledge and “came out of the closet” to practice non-traditional health therapies. She provides: Medical Intuitive Sessions, Energy Healing, Integrative Therapy, Shamanic Healing & Studies. Wendy holds a post master’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling, and a C.S.S. degree from Harvard. With significant experience in helping people improve their physical, mental and spiritual health, she is a partner in health with her clients to help them achieve a happy and healthy life.  Please note that Wendy Marks does not diagnose medical conditions or prescribe medicine. Please join me in welcoming Wendy Marks. In this episode we discuss: How Wendy grew up as a garmento and was the first generation to go to college. Her journey through medicine and psychology that have influenced her career today. How she felt pressured to suppress her psychic abilities and then ultimately moved back into it. A great story about a favorite client and the opportunity to drive an eighteen wheeler. Her beliefs about antacids and other long-term chronic health issues. The book she is currently writing and planning to release in 2019, about raising children with psychic abilities. Her thoughts on the importance of aligning bodies, minds, and spirits. Listen, subscribe and read show notes at www.tammygoolerloeb.com/podcasts/ - episode 008

Wendy Bartz is a dedicated HR professional that focuses on helping employers develop creative solutions, systems and processes. In the end, she helps employers implement proven methods to increase efficiency, customer satisfaction and the bottom line. Wendy is also a committed member of the Marshfield Area Toastmasters Club, and a coach for individuals looking to improve presentation skills or one-on-one interaction skills. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Wendy got involved in the transportation industry and driver recruiting over 20 years ago and has worked in many positions How working her way up through the ranks has helped Wendy become a stronger, more empathetic leader Why Wendy believes in building strong relationships, and why she encourages her recruiters to develop those relationships Why the numerous options Dart Transit offers their drivers can be overwhelming, and how the internal recruiter can help How the interconnected relationship between drivers, fleet managers, and internal recruiters fosters loyalty and helps better accommodate driver needs How Dart Transit’s orientation process is designed to better engage drivers so they will retain the important information Why Dart Transit keeps marketing and recruiting as two separate departments with individual responsibilities How Wendy trains new recruiters by giving constant feedback, and how she works to build a cohesive and integrated team Why Wendy looks for self-starting recruiter candidates specifically with a background in sales What Wendy sees as coming changes in the industry, and what changes she feels will need to happen to strengthen the industry How to contact Wendy Bartz: Telephone: (651) 683-1293 Email: wbartz@dart.net  

In this episode, Mary Beth and Wendy Adair discuss:   How Wendy’s own fearful experience introduced her to her true calling What exorcisms really are and how they differ from what we see in the movies How Wendy improves people’s lives by removing negative energy from them How to use your coconut to prevent negative energies from attaching to you Key Takeaways:   Energies can attach to anything Having negative energy attach to you can impact everything from your desires to decision making If we pay attention, most of us can read energy to some degree Get in your coconut before entering locations with lots of different energies like bars, hospitals or care facilities Clear items that may have attachments before bringing them into your space, especially antiques   “The irony of being afraid – that fear will actually bring those things towards you.” — Wendy Adair   Connect with Wendy Adair:Website: https://www.modernexorcist.com/ Contact Mary Beth: Website:  http://spiritledhealinginstitute.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marybethvanderlinden/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/reikigirl2u/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/marybethvanderinden/videos Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MaryBethIntuitiveEnergyHealer Twitter: https://twitter.com/Energygirl2u   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-beth-vanderlinden-71244571/

Sometimes a client you thought was going to be a perfect fit for your business turns out to not be. If you've ever found yourself in the position of wanting to fire a client, this week's episode of the This Week In Weddings podcast is for you. This week, we're chatting with wedding planner and designer Wendy Kay, who has successfully ended more than one client relationship and is sharing her experience and tips for having done so.  About our guest: Wendy Kay is the owner of Birds of a Feather Events, a boutique wedding planning and design firm that focuses on outdoor and destination weddings and offering their clients a concierge-level experience. Wendy has a background in television production where she produced and directed live television and called the shots - literally! After 8 years of 60 hour work weeks and feeling a disconnect between the subject matter and her clients, the burnout was real.com and she decided she needed a change or she was going to drown. Around that same time she was planning her own wedding, her best friend's wedding, and another friend's sister's wedding, and she was thriving! She had found something that combined the love she still had for her current job, but a whole new creative outlet. She was in her element. When she came home from her honeymoon, she got to work. She paid someone on Etsy a whopping $300 to design her logo, website, and her business cards. She was a real wedding planner, the card said so! She soon realized that planning someone else's wedding is much scarier than planning your own. She knew what she knew, and it was not a lot! She is so thankful for those girls who took a chance on her in the beginning and hired her, but really, what were they thinking? She battled through those first months, still working her 60-hour-a-week production manager job in TV mind you, got some education through the AACWP (which was pretty base-level, and she said needed it), and 8 years later she is still here, so much wiser.    In this episode, listeners will hear about: Wendy's background and how she went from producing television to producing weddings How Wendy knew it was time to cut a client loose and how she did it in the early days vs. now What Wendy has learned about pre-qualifying clients and making sure a client is a good fit The steps Wendy has taken to be prepared legally for letting a client go Want to connect with Wendy? On the web: www.birdsofafeatherevents.com  Instagram: @birdsofafeatherevents  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Birdsofafeatherevents 

Two past Sky Fit Challengers, Ryan and Wendy, sit down to talk with Rob and Devon about their experience of losing over 40 pounds during the 8 week challenge. Check out and sign up for the Sky Fit Challenge here As you listen, Ryan and Wendy share: Why the joined the Sky Fit Challenge, what their experience was like, and the final results.  How Wendy lost 7 pounds in just the first week of the Sky Fit Challenge. What they did to create a healthier environment and set boundaries for themselves; especially when their schedules got super crazy. What has changed for them since the Sky Fit Challenge now that the 8 weeks is over. How they feel now in their new bodies after the challenge.  The biggest changes they've experienced including mindset, energy, and how they feel in their own relationship.  Their favorite go-to recipes and snacks from the SFC Cookbook.  How their past weight loss issues started at a young age due to injuries. Generational Nutrition habits they grew up with. What they went through during their 20s - how they tried to stay healthy; what worked and what didn't work.  Their struggles with lowering how much sugar they eat and how they overcame that obstacle.

As the founder of NOLA Girl Brownies, Wendy Sanders is disrupting the dessert scene in Atlanta. How Wendy turned a gift idea into a startup food business, became a dark chocolate champion and where she sees the future of her brownies going. Follow her path from New Orleans to Italy to Atlanta in this episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/peach-and-prosperity/support

Elise’s guest this week is science journalist and author, Wendy Williams. Her writing has appeared in a wide variety of publications, including; Scientific American, Science, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Christian Science Monitor, and Audubon Magazine. She is a lifelong equestrian and is legendary for her love of horses. In her New York Times best-selling book, The Horse: The Epic History of Our Noble Companion, Wendy chronicles 56 million years through extensive research and her conversations with horse experts from around the world, revealing how our biological affinities and differences help to define the horse/human bond. She shares her belief that horses and humans are bound to one another in a way that is somehow encoded in our genes.   Join Elise and Wendy today, as they dive into the rich history of horses, discussing their evolution, the connection between horses and humans, and how civilization has been affected through culture and language. They also discuss and take a look at Wendy’s views on the evolution of training horses, her insights into the nuances of the horse/human relationship, and the horse's future as the world becomes more mechanized.   Topics of Discussion: [1:51] What stood out to Wendy during her research and conversations with experts for her book, The Horse: The Epic History of Our Noble Companion. [2:50] 56 million years ago, horses were the size of the average household cat. [4:13] How writing her book changed Wendy’s views of horses [6:26] The similarities between horses and humans through a common evolutionary ancestor. [7:53] Wendy’s suspicions on what humans have yet to learn about horses. [10:38] Why Wendy believes it’s now time to view horses’ free-roaming behavior, systematically and over the long term. [15:35] Where horses come from and where they evolved. [21:00] How Wendy sees our relationship with horses evolving in the future. [22:40] The challenge of being unbiased in the science world. [26:14] The evidence that shows how people have always been fascinated by horses. [29:31] How horses have been instrumental in our own culture and language. [32:45] The adaptability and resilience of the horse. [35:25] The nuances of the horse/human relationship. [39:17] How Wendy views the evolution of training horses where people are trying to be more in tune with their horses. [41:58] Wendy’s thoughts on how horses have evolved due to human intervention. [46:54] Wendy’s insights into the current Mustang battle between conservationists, politicians, ranchers, and horse lovers. [54:36] Why Wendy thinks people love horses so much and how some people are born with the "horse-loving gene." [59:53] How Wendy came to write about horses. [1:08:14] Wendy’s last notes on the future of horses and where to find Wendy and her books online.   Know Someone Inspirational, Whose Life Has Been Forever Changed Because of Horses? Because of Horses would love to get to share their story! To recommend someone please send an email to elise@becauseofhorses.com.   Discover More About this Week’s Guest — Wendy Williams Her books on Amazon.com Twitter: @TheNobleHorse   Mentioned in this Episode: The Horse: The Epic History of Our Noble Companion, by Wendy Williams Scientific American Science The Wall Street Journal The New York Times Christian Science Monitor Audubon Magazine BecauseofHorses.com   Like what you hear? Because of Horses would love to hear your feedback! Please email elise@becauseofhorses.com to send Because of Horses your thoughts.   To Support the Podcast: ● Donate on Paypal to help keep Because of Horses running — all amounts are welcome! ● Subscribe: RSS Feed, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Player FM

#AdvanceYourself month continues where we’re diving into the weeds talking about taking practical, boots-on-the-ground action steps to move your creative career forwards, or more specifically to this episode, how to transition from climbing one ladder to climbing a different one, even if that means taking one step back to take several forwards in the future. I’m incredibly excited for this episode because it’s with Wendy Calhoun who happens to not only be an incredibly decorated and accomplished writer and producer in Hollywood (here are her IMDB credits), but she’s also the very first person to hire me as a professional editor in Los Angeles. Wendy has worked on such gigantic network TV shows as Empire, Nashville, Justified, and Revenge, to name a few. She is also no stranger to adversity given she has climbed her way to the top in an incredibly competitive area of Hollywood - writing, executive producing, and now show running with upcoming projects such as No Place Safe for FX and Our Kind of People for Fox. And while great strides have been made in the past several years, let’s not beat around the bush. Making it as an accomplished writer/producer as either a female or an African-American is tough, but doing it as both is infinitely tougher. But regardless of the obstacles that stood in her way, Wendy forged ahead, changed her career path several times, overcame numerous obstacles (including a massive case of imposter syndrome), and defied the odds. In this episode we deconstruct Wendy’s unusual path to climb the ladder to the top to understand the basic fundamental steps that you can take to achieve the same levels of success, regardless of your circumstances. Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here's What You'll Learn: Wendy's early theatrical writing and how it shaped her life Processing your career goals when the path isn't clear How Wendy and Zack came to know each other Turning your creative passions into practice Defining yourself by your desired vocation regardless of how you're getting paid How writing for info-shows led Wendy to hits "Nashville" and "Empire" Learning to overclock the intensity and productivity of the writers room Writing complicated, compelling, and honest female characters How producing Empire was "like a rainbow" for Wendy The importance of nurturing and giving opportunities to women and people of color in entertainment How Wendy plans to revolutionize inclusive production practices as a producer to tell the greatest stories Advice for up-and-coming writers and the importance of reaching your ten thousand hours of mastery Useful Resources Mentioned: Wendy Calhoun's IMDB Page Our Generous Sponsors: This episode is made possible by Ergodriven, the makers of the Topo Mat, my #1 recommendation for anyone interested in moving more at their height-adjustable workstation. Listen, standing desks are only great if you’re standing well, otherwise you’re constantly fighting fatigue and chronic pain. Not like any other anti-fatigue mat, the Topo is scientifically proven to help you move more throughout the day which helps reduce discomfort and also increase your focus and productivity. And they’re really fun and a great conversation starter. This episode is made possible by the HumanCharger,  a revolutionary new light therapy device made specifically for people who spend long days in the dark and don’t get enough sunlight…i.e. You and me. Simply put in the earbuds for 12 minutes a day to receive your daily recommended dosage of UV-free white light. Doing so can drastically increase your energy, improve your mood, and increase mental alertness and focus.This device has literally changed my life and I use it every morning without fail. Use the code ‘OPTIMIZE’ to get 20% off your order. Guest Bio: Twitter|Instagram Wendy Calhoun is a series creator developing content at multiple broadcast and cable studios. She’s currently writing and Executive Producing FX’s NO PLACE SAFE, a miniseries about the Atlanta child murders, to star Emmy winner Regina King. Her past credits include Co-Executive Producing and writing the historic first season of Fox’s hit series EMPIRE. In addition, she’s written and produced for ABC’S NASHVILLE, FX’s JUSTIFIED, ABC’s REVENGE, and NBC’s LIFE. Last summer, Calhoun wrote and directed the virtual reality short, LEFT BEHIND, sponsored by Google and honored as “Best in VR” at Digital Hollywood 2016.  She received a 2010 Peabody Award and WGA Best New Series Nomination for JUSTIFIED. She received her second WGA Best New Series Nomination in 2012 for NASHVILLE. Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Calhoun studied film and television at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared and published by Jakin Rintelman. Special thanks to Krystle Penhall and Sarah Furie for helping to spread the love! The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet). Note: I believe in 100% transparency, so please note that I receive a small commission if you purchase products from some of the links on this page (at no additional cost to you). Your support is what helps keep this program alive. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

"There's always a way. Nothing's impossible! I don't give up easily. I know I can do it, and it's the coaches that keep me on track.” (Wendy Capewell, Relationship Coach ) Wendy Capewell is this week's guest on The Happy Healthy Entrepreneur Podcast, and she is a Relationship Coach, specifically working with couples who know that they love each other, they’ve just lost some of their spark, and are really invested in getting it back again and ultimately having a happy, healthy relationship with one another. Wendy is also a regular contributor to magazines and is the author of a book called 'From Surviving to Thriving in a Romantic Relationship' Now, like many business owners who set up on their own, Wendy did have another career before re-training as a Relationship Specialist. She worked in finance and admin, and was also a Housing Officer for 5 years in a Local Authority, so, this has been a complete change for her, not only in starting her own business but also in a very different type of business. So when I asked Wendy to reflect on the three words that best describe her entrepreneurial journey so far she said: Exciting. Frustrating. Freedom. What you’ll learn by listening to this episode: How Wendy really makes the flexibility of working for herself, work for her. How she spent 5 weeks visiting friends in Australia and New Zealand, because she could!; How when you start up in business, you have to wear every single 'hat' in the early days, and the sheer frustration of getting everything done, and the shock of qualifying as a therapist, but not having the business or marketing skills to attract clients; How she wishes she brought on VA support systems in place, earlier on in her self-employment journey; How people in the self-employment community are so helpful, supportive and full of advice if you just ask; Self-care comes first. Being able to recognise when to ask the question "What do I need to take care of myself, today?"; The power of online community, and friendships that have developed from the social media world, and helped with overcoming self-employment isolation. Recommendations and Resources: Oprah Winfrey Nick Vujicic www.lifewithoutlimbs.org www.catherinewatkin.com of Selling From The Heart Angela Harkness www.high-heelers.com Where you can learn more about Wendy Capewell Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Copewelltherapies Linked in - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/wendycapewell Twitter Account - @CapewellTherapy www.yourrelationshipspecialist.co.uk

Balanced Living for Busy Professionals' mission is to support you in creating the life you truly want to live.  Today's episode is all about intuition. Specifically about how to connect and align your life and career with your intuition. You’ll hear specific tools and strategies that will help you tap into your sixth sense. To help with this topic, Diane talks to Wendy De Rosa, the founder of the School of Intuitive Studies and author of Expanding Your Heart: Awakening Through Four Stages of Spiritual Opening And How We Can All Open Our Hearts Just A Little More.    What you will learn:   How Wendy began her work around and involving intuition How to tap into career, calling, purpose and meaning with intuition Becoming connected to your heart, unblocking your ability to do so, and tuning into your heart center How to allow yourself to feel compassion, sadness, grief and other emotions; without having them feel wrong or shameful. The four levels of intuition Quotes: “What am I here to do?”  “Get very connected to your heart because we maneuver through life from our mind or from our head but the head does not satisfy the heart.” “What am I here to do?  How am I here to show up today?”   Contact Wendy:   SchoolOfIntuitiveStudies.com. Facebook.com/SchoolOfIntuitiveStudies   Contact Diane: Email Diane: Feedback@DianeRandallConsults.com Website: http://www. DianeRandallConsults.com Let us know what you think about this episode by leaving a voicemail or comment: http://www.Balanced-Living-For-Busy-Professionals.com  

Wendy Keller is an award-winning former journalist, a respected literary agent, an author, speaker, acclaimed book marketing consultant, and branding expert. She got her first job as a newspaper reporter as a 16-year-old college freshman. Since then, Wendy worked for PR Newswire; the Knight-Ridder newspaper chain; as managing editor of Dateline magazine; and as associate publisher of Los Angeles’ then-second-largest Spanish language weekly, La Gaceta. She is the author 31 published books under 9 names, plus dozens of self-published books, and is responsible for over +1,500 deals sold for other authors – including 17 New York Times best sellers and 9 international best sellers. She not only gets to live her own “writer dream”, she and her team at Keller Media get to make that dream come true for lots of other people! Wendy writes, speaks and consults on business topics including: brand building, publishing, speaking, platform building and marketing (a book, a speech, a product or a service). Keller Media trains people to become (more) successful authors, speakers and entrepreneurs. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Wendy’s background How Wendy got into platform building Why platform building is more than marketing Wendy’s Biz Quiz for figuring out the kind of platform that is best for you Why you don’t have to everything and be everywhere to build a platform How Wendy customizes platforms based on her clients’ goals Assembling the right equipment for starting to build your platform (ex: if you’re starting a podcast, you need audio equipment) Testing your content against the real world, figuring out what people respond the most to, and leveraging the heck out of it Why you need to run Facebook ads — and how to do it effectively How to spend your marketing budget What to do when response starts to wain The screening process Wendy and her team do before taking on clients Why speaking for free can be a good strategy in the right industries What’s next for Wendy Ways to contact Wendy: Book: “The Ultimate Guide to Platform Building” BizQuiz: www.kellermedia.com/bizquiz For a transcript of today's episode, go to: systemexecution.com/wendy-keller

Wendy Keller is an award-winning former journalist, a respected literary agent, an author, speaker and acclaimed book marketing consultant. She got her first job as a newspaper reporter as a 16-year-old college freshman. Since then, Wendy worked for PR Newswire; the Knight-Ridder newspaper chain; as managing editor of Dateline magazine; and as associate publisher of Los Angeles then-second-largest Spanish-language weekly, La Gaceta. She founded what is now Keller Media, Inc. as ForthWrite Literary Agency in 1989. She has sold an astonishing 1,500 rights deals worldwide, including 17 New York Times best-sellers and 9 international best sellers. Wendy was 26 when her own first book was published. Today, she is the author of 31 published books under 9 pseudonyms and 11 self-published books. Her next book, “The Ultimate Guide to Platform Building,” will be published by Entrepreneur Press in Fall 2016. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why Wendy started her own agency and how she was able to grow it quickly The physically and emotionally devastating experience Wendy experienced early in her career Creating a business that lets you live your life on your own terms How Wendy helps entrepreneurs as a literary agent (it’s not just selling books!) Some of the big mistakes entrepreneurs make The things Wendy wishes she would have done earlier Why you need to delegate whatever you can The best hiring strategy Wendy’s strategies for recognizing great employees How Tony Robbins changed Wendy’s life Why it’s so important to do what you say you’re going to do when you say you’re going to do it Wendy’s list of five things that have to get done every day How to set clear expectations of others Making life as systematized as possible Growing your personal platform Ways to contact Wendy: To contact Wendy: www.kellermedia.com/contact-us To pitch a book: www.kellermedia.com/query Speaking information: www.kellermedia.com/webinars Personal website: wendykeller.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/WendyKellerCompassionPage

Recruitment Technology: Getting ROI: Wendy McDougall, Firefish and Barclay Jones Wendy is CEO and Founder of Firefish Software - A CRM and ATS Recruitment Software for recruitment agencies. She has some fantastic ideas about how recruitment leaders can actually make money from their Recruitment CRM. Every leader wants to do this. We chatted about: - How Wendy is keen to help recruiters to predict what their revenues are going to be. - If you know what you have, then you can put a price on it so how can you put a value on your recruiting data? - Recruiters are working too many jobs, and this affects their ability to place, and overall allow recruiting leaders to predict their pipeline / profitability - Are people the most precious asset in your recruiting business, or is it data? - How can you use your Recruitment CRM to predict your revenue? - How can marketers and finance teams in recruitment using predictive recruiting? - The biggest barrier to predictive recruiting is that too many recruiters see data as admin - We should start to measure the time we spend resourcing a vacancy – how can we do this? - Which metrics are crucial to a recruitment leader and how can recruitment CRM support?

In this weeks episode of  Terry Edwards interviews Wendy McDougall the CEO of Firefish Software. Here's what you're getting:  Discover how to get the best candidates without pestering them How to use your website as a candidate and client magnet The secret to having the competitive edge Why you should never ever set a marketing budget, so simple yet so true The one thing that candidates HATE about recruiters and what to do about it How Wendy's Dyslexia  nearly got her intimate with her clients, this is funny What you must do to grow your business For show notes, podcast updates and FREE additional resources visit 

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