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Are you hiding from your calling? Yvette Taylor spent years on the periphery of her purpose, building a wellness center and doing online marketing for spiritual entrepreneurs. But when she gave birth to her son, she had a conversation with the universe and said, ‘I am no longer prepared to do anything in my life that isn't what I'm here for. And if my time is away from this little guy, it has to be the thing I'm here for because I'm not available for anything else.' Yvette is the creator of the Energy Alignment Method or EAM, an internationally-recognized complementary therapy designed to help people shift their energy and transform their life experience. An award-winning transformational spiritual and business coach and bestselling author, Yvette has 20 years of experience in the self-development space, and she has trained over 100 mentors to share EAM with 50,000-plus people all over the world. On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Yvette joins Anjel to explain why she initially hid from her calling to bring EAM to the world, describing how she was immersed in energy work but wasn't fully living it. She shares her decision to pursue her purpose once her son was born, discussing how she gave birth to the Energy Alignment Method at about the same time and what she's doing to bring EAM to the world. Listen in for Yvette's insight on taking the pressure off money to perform for you and learn to stop hiding and step into YOUR purpose!  What You Will Learn  How Yvette hid from her calling to bring EAM to the world The traumatic childhood experience that inspired Yvette's self-development journey How Yvette was immersed in energy work but wasn't fully living it How Yvette gave birth to her son and EAM in the same time frame Yvette's decision to pursue her purpose (and how the universe made her available to do just that) Yvette's process for training others to be EAM practitioners How EAM mentors create the capacity for change through their presence Yvette's personal journey around money and vibration How taking the pressure of money to perform for you heals your relationship with it Connect with Yvette Taylor Energy Alignment Method The 5 Steps of EAM + Training Video Series Resources National Publicity Summit EFT International Master Trainer Program Connect with Anjel B. Hartwell Wickedly Smart Women Wickedly Smart Women Facebook Community Wickedly Smart Women on TeePublic The Wealthy Life Mentor The Wealthy Life Mentor on Facebook Anjel on Twitter Anjel on Instagram Email listeners@wickedlysmartwomen.com  Leave Us A Message On Our listener line:   540-402-0043 x4343

Yvette Koome has been an animal lover, artist, and writer since a young age. After many health challenges and journeys to rise from them, Yvette uses writing as a tool for self discovery. In this episode, we chat about travel journals, pandemic writing, and using journals as touchstones for different times in our lives. Do you want to know… How Yvette plugged into the Hay House Writers Community? How writing and brushing your teeth relate? What one of our favorite classic writer’s books could be? Press play! Yvette has been a Reiki Master for decades. She practices different avenues of Energy Medicine with a background as a Licensed Massage Therapist and Craniosacral Therapist. Yvette’s own experience of health challenges has created a wider template of experience as an energy healer. To contact Yvette, you can email her at: gypsydutch@gmail.com If you liked this episode, make sure you subscribe, leave a review, and tell your friends! I would be incredibly grateful. Learn more about my services at my website: https://www.jennifertroester.com Instagram: @jennifer.troester --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Is there a storm in your life that you are striving to rise above?  You are not alone.  Storms are inevitable and with fortitude, you can rise above them.  Yvette Gomez shares how she persevered through her own personal journey to become the successful entrepreneur she is today.  Yvette Gomez spent 18 years in the biotech industry and a challenging turn of events, along with her childhood dream to start her own business, propelled her to open Chill Tea & Coffee.  She is also the Founder of YG Beauty and is currently launching her own cosmetic lip line.  Yvette recently released a new book, Fearless Women Rock: Courageous Women Find Strength During the Storm Volume II, which you can purchase NOW at www.mrsyvettegomez.com.  Tune in and be inspired by Yvette’s perseverance and fearlessness. Some Questions We Ask: What was the journey like from biotech to entrepreneurship? What inspired your fearlessness? What does entrepreneurship mean to you? What advice would you give to someone working on overcoming their own fear? What’s next for you and your various endeavors? In this Episode, You Will Learn: How Yvette turned adversity into action The way heartfelt connection sparked the opportunity for Yvette to become an author How Yvette’s loved ones influenced her courageous will Mottos that Yvette lives by that keep her steadfast (e.g., don’t wish for it, work for it) A special announcement that Yvette has – heard first here on our podcast! You can connect with Yvette and purchase her inspirational book by visiting www.mrsyvettegomez.com or emailing her at mrsyvettegomez@gmail.com.  Follow her Instagram accounts: @chillteaandcoffee and @mrsyvettegomez. Follow us on Instagram @blissfulfortitude.  You can connect with us and learn more about our services by visiting our website at https://blissfulfortitude.com/ or emailing us at blissfulfortitude@gmail.com.  Leave us a message or question at 1-833-MYBLISS (1-833-692-5477).  Please SUBSCRIBE to our podcast and rate and review this episode!  

Yvette is an experienced Senior Leader Of Community and Government Relations with a demonstrated history of working in the utilities industry. She is also skilled in Nonprofit Organizations, Coaching, Microsoft Word, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), and Event Management. Strong community and social services professional with a Bachelor of Science focused in Family, Youth, and Community Sciences from the University of Florida. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Yvette’s career journey brought her into the field of diversity and inclusion work How Gainesville Regional Utilities works to strengthen their diversity and inclusion from the top leadership down How the larger utility industry has traditionally failed to embrace diversity and inclusion, and how that’s changing What challenges Yvette has faced in championing diversity and inclusion, and how she overcame them Why a public agency like a utility should be reflective of the diversity in the community it serves Why GRU wants to be a voice in the community, and why inclusion and equity are vitally important to that goal What advice Yvette has for others working to improve their own organizations’ diversity and inclusion Why it’s important to remember why you’re doing the diversity and inclusion work you’re doing Why Yvette is passionate about the work she does, and why she believes it’s so important How to contact Yvette Carter: Email: cartersy@gru.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/syvette.carter Instagram: www.instagram.com/wades_wife_/ Twitter: @yvettecarter01

Yvette Sencion is a graphic designer and wedding event planner, the founder of SDezigns, which was born in 2004. Ultimately she dedicates herself to beautifying events and businesses. She operates 3 branches under the s designs family, shift to focus on wedding and events and custom design.During this episode, Yvette will discuss patience, putting in the work, burnout and pricing. Learn about the hard work and not-so glamorous side of being an entrepreneur.Links:SDezigns.comFacebookInstagramQuote:“Sometimes you’ve got to simplify to multiply" -Yvette SencionTime Stamps:3:09– Yvette’s Story - How did SDezigns come to be?7:50 – Patience and putting in the work8:48 – Entrepreneurs working twice as hard – not the life for everyone10:12 – Lessons learned – How Yvette handles pricing14:59 – Yvette’s infrastructure16:31 – The biggest lessons learned on Yvette’s entrepreneurship journey20:10 – Yvette’s craziest entrepreneurship moment21:52 – Rapid fire questions!23:44 – Entrepreneurship trivia!Want more? Visit Fearlesswithcory.com

Balancing any kind of personal life outside your demanding career in post-production is difficult, but when that personal life includes children, it can feel nearly impossible. Having two young kids myself (a 6 year old son and a 4 year old daughter), I know how impossible it can seem to be present as a parent while being equally focused on your job for 12+ hours every day. But there are ways to find balance and be successful with both. In this episode I have a conversation with award-nominated editor Yvette Amirian about how she became a successful television editor very quickly in her young career, but more importantly how she is balancing a demanding job, teaching several editing courses at USC, as well as raising her 5-year old son. Sponsors: CineMoti Topics of conversation: Yvette’s background as an editor and producer The role of and editor in unscripted television How Yvette made the transition into producing The reality TV workflow Yvette’s career trajectory and how she moved up the ladder so quickly Tips on how to successfully move from assistant editor to editor A few things Yvette learned in her first few years as a parent Sharing the caretaking duties with family and how to get some quality time in with your child How your perspective and priorities change when you have a child The difficulties of missing time with your child and how to make up for it Balancing work and parenting The importance of putting your foot down  Coping with the guilt of missing out on your child’s milestones How being a woman with a child has affected Yvette’s career prospects (and how society judges that) How Yvette’s career aspirations changed (or didn’t) since having a child When your career is your identity, how do you take on another? Struggling to balance career and children is something we all deal with! Useful Links: FiP Podcast Ep48: Transitioning From Reality to Scripted FiP Podcast Ep59: Making the Jump From Assistant Editor to Editor FiP Podcast Ep56: Advancing Your Career in Post: What They Don't Teach in Film School FiP Podcast Ep74: When You Should Take Free Work (And When You Should Run) Guest Bio: Yvette Amirian is an award-nominated film and television editor, as well as a producer and writer.  In addition to her work in the industry, Yvette teaches editing courses at her alma mater, USC's School of Cinematic Arts.  Yvette lives in Los Angeles with her husband and 5-year old son.  Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, the show notes were prepared by Natalie Boschan, and this show is executive produced by Kanen Flowers. We are a member of the THAT STUDIO podcast network. The music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Dorian Cheah from his brilliant album ARA.  

I recently read an article on Gakwer called . It was written by today's podcast guest: Yvette d'Entremont. Yvette, AKA "The Science Babe", has bachelor's degrees in theatre and chemistry along with a master's degree in forensic science. With a background working as an analytical chemist, she currently runs the full time. Her site is an interesting mix of debunking pseudoscience with humor and science. She lives in southern California with her stinky dog, Buddy (who makes a fun cameo in today's podcast).  During our controversial discussion, you'll discover: -Why Yvette thinks that chiropractic treatment is total BS... -Why Yvette, in her post on the "", calls Dave Asprey a Douchebag... -How Yvette thinks that the Food Babe's  was blown way out of proportion... -What Yvette thinks is the next most unproven, hyped up, dangerous or scientifically inaccurate trend or fad currently making it's way down the health pipeline... -Why living by the rule "If a third grader can't pronounce it, don't eat it" is a dangerous rule to follow... -The details behind the group on Facebook called "" that boasts nearly 6,000 members... -And much more... Resources we discuss during this episode: -The Gawker article  - - - - - I imagine that you probably have some thoughts about this podcast. Perhaps some strong thoughts. Leave your comments, questions and feedback at  and I promise to reply!