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You're not overreacting. You've spent hundreds trying to keep their “safe foods” stocked, only for them to refuse it the next day. You've stood in the kitchen, holding a full lunchbox, wondering how they'll get through the day - and how you'll keep holding it together.This isn't just fussy eating. And this episode isn't just more information - it's the support you've been looking for.Want real tools to help with ARFID at home? The companion kit to this episode is packed with scripts, trackers, and strategies to make food feel less impossible. Grab it here for just $10.In this episode:What *actually* helps when you've run out of safe foods and ideasHow to feel less panicked when they suddenly refuse the only thing they ate yesterdayWays to reduce the guilt, pressure and dread around mealtimes (for them and for you)Scripts to help you handle family comments or school pushback with calm and clarityHow to track food patterns and build a “yes list” that gives you more breathing roomWhat Jane does at home to manage ARFID without daily battlesThis isn't about getting them to eat broccoli.It's about reducing the anxiety, shame, and exhaustion around food - and giving you a path forward that doesn't rely on force, tricks, or “just one bite” deals.If your child only eats two things, if family mealtimes feel like a minefield, if you're terrified the fridge doesn't have the one thing they'll eat - this episode is for you.

If you're a Property Manager you are well aware how tough this industry can be. Legislation and compliance are constantly changing. Recruitment can be a nightmare, and let's not even get started on difficult clients demanding property owners and never ending tenant issues. And to add to that, if you're not learning, you're falling behind. Some days it can feel like you're just constantly putting out fires, feeling completely overwhelmed, like you're drowning in tasks, with no time to actually work on improving your skills or growing your business. BUT the truth is: if you're not learning, you're falling behind. The most successful property managers don't just rely on experience. They continuously educate themselves, adapt and upskill. In this episode we dive into why self education is essential, what trainings are out there to support you, how to identify your knowledge gap and how to take your career to the next level.Your career growth, confidence, and ability to run a successful property management business are all directly linked to how much you're willing to learn and grow. Legislation and compliance laws are constantly evolving and staying updated isn't just important. It's actually a legal necessity Kylie WalkerWe explore:Why the property management industry feels harder and my own experience through business challengesWhy self education and staying compliant matters and why investing in continuous learning is essentialHow self education and the right mindset and tools has helped me grow and avoid burnoutEasy ways to spot your own knowledge gaps and what to do about themHow to audit what's stressing you out the most and how to stop the cycleHow to fit business growth in your day without adding to your full plate and my top property management training ideasHow to support and upskill your team with property management staff training and how it can help your rent rollWhere to find the best free and paid training options for property managers from online courses, free resources, mentorship and moreRecommended Trainers, Coaches, MentorsJulie Davis - https://www.juliedavis.com.au/Julie Collins - https://www.facebook.com/JulieCollinsPMSolutionsHayley Mitchell -https://mitchellpt.au/Pm Collective - https://www.pmcollective.com.au/Hermione Gardiner - https://sidekick.net.au/Sarah Cincotta - https://risewithsarahcincotta.com.au/Kylie's ResourcesProperty Management Growth School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/TPM-BDMSchool Digital Marketing School: https://courses.thatpropertymum.com.au/digitalschool That Property Mum Courses: https://www.thatpropertymum.com.au/courses/ The PM Accelerate Membership:...

Let's talk about something that's been keeping me up at night. I keep seeing incredible therapists - with years of experience, unbelievable client success stories, and so much wisdom to share - completely stuck in the "someday" trap of creating their online program. And you know what fascinates me most? It's rarely about not knowing what to do. It's about not trusting what you already know.Here's what blows my mind: After helping thousands of therapists create online programs, I've discovered something crucial - choosing the right program idea is literally everything. Get this wrong, and nothing else matters. Get it right? That's when the magic happens. And the best part? You already have everything you need to make this decision - you just might not see it yet.In this special episode (which is actually the first training from our Online Program Blueprint Bootcamp!), I'm pulling back the curtain on exactly how to choose and validate your online program idea. No more second-guessing, no more half-finished projects collecting dust on your hard drive. We're getting straight to what actually works, backed by real success stories from our community of over 4,000 therapists.In this episode, we dive into:Why your therapy room experience is actually the perfect market research (and how to use it)The Impact Matrix - your new best friend for validating program ideasHow to finally choose ONE idea (even if you have 17 different ones right now)The four crucial elements every successful online program needsReal stories from therapists who've turned their expertise into thriving online programsPractical steps to move from idea to action (without overwhelming yourself)This episode is just the beginning - it's actually the first of FOUR intensive trainings in our Online Program Blueprint Bootcamp. Want to continue the journey and learn exactly how to structure your content, price your program, and get it into the world with confidence? Join us at therapistrising.com/blueprintRate, Review, & Subscribe to the Therapists Rising Podcast "Dr. Hayley truly understands the unique challenges therapists face!"

Kyle Rasmussen is a cold email mastermind.He works with companies to build pipeline driving cold email systems. And he's joining us to share his exact method. Everything from relevance vs personalization, how to test new plays, how to scale them, and creative ideas anyone can try today.You'll Learn:How to think about relevance vs personalizationWays to rapidly test campaign ideasHow to scale a campaign that's workingThe Speakers: Jed Mahrle and Kyle RasmussenIf you want to catch The Daily Sales Show live, join hereFollow Sell Better to get the latest actionable tactics from sales pros at the top of their gameExplore our YouTube ChannelThank you to our sponsors: ParakeetLooking to up your sales skills?Sales Training for YOU: Use code SELLBETTER to save $200 off your yearly membershipSales Training for your TEAM

Welcome back to Realspace Raiders, the Drukhari podcast! We are an alliance of Archons all hailing from the UK and cover everything from matched play and the competitive meta, painting and hobby discussions, background and lore and much, much more!There's a jingle jangle of bells coming from the rooftops of the spires of Commorragh but it's not that mon-keigh dressed in red and white but Cegorach himself and he has brought all Archons, both naughty and nice, a gift this holiday season!That's right, Cegorach's Christmas, the festive special of Realspace Raiders featuring special guest host Lowestofmen is available now!REAPER'S WAGERDeep dive into the new Drukhari Grotmas detachmentEnhancements and stratagems rated plus the best combosHow to get the most of out of the new detachmentArmy lists and purchasesHARLEQUINSGeorge takes us through the Rillietann loreChoosing your Masque -  masques famous for working with the DrukhariMotley madness - paint schemes and modelling ideasHow to make your Troupe Master stand out with kitbashingMUNITORUM FIELD MANUAL & ERRATADrukhari see points increases again to Scourges, the Voidraven Bomber and Grotesques, was it justified?Haemonculi rejoice as Wracks drop in costWe discuss the changes from the Balance Dataslate with 3" Deep Strikes and Armour of Contempt nerfedA look at the potential meta of the wild west that the Grotmas detachments have createdSCOURGE NEWSWe discuss the latest Aeldari miniature reveals, our favourites and conversion ideasDrukhari datasheets in Codex: Aeldari and the implication of thisPlus a round up of our recent hobby and games2024 YEAR IN REVIEW & NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONSThe Archons run through their greatest achievements in 2024 and their devious plans and hopes and dreams for 2025!Please let us know any feedback!Happy Raiding!Realspace RaidersrealspaceraidersArchonsPaulie - skyserpent40kDom - darktechnodomGeorge - archon_georgeDISCORD: https://discord.gg/VvJQgZVcMERCH STORE: https://redbubble.com/shop/ap/76936647ArtworkJon 'Scrivo' Scrivensjonscrivens on Instagram & Twitterko-fi.com/JonScrivensJonScrivens.comMusicLightcycle by Gabe Milleryoutube.com/gabemillermusicAcid Network by Erimotionarray.comSTARFOUNDERstarfounder.bandcamp.com

What does it mean to reclaim your womanhood in today's culture?Divisive and politicized, modern feminism and the call to rewrite traditional gender roles and fight for reproductive rights has increasingly become at odds with Biblical values.So how can we take a deeper look at feminism and better understand its roots and messaging? And how does feminism compare to a Biblical view of womanhood?In this episode, Jordan asks the hard questions as she speaks with former feminist leader Justice Kuehl who breaks down the history and the teachings of the feminist movement and helps us understand its implications and how it contrasts with a Biblical view of womanhood.Tune in to learn:How feminist ideas have evolved and how it's shaping our view of womanhood in society todayThe origins of feminismWays a Biblical view of femininity and womanhood differ from feminist ideasHow feminist ideals impact motherhoodHow feminism views men, masculinity, and gender rolesHow girl boss mentality is affecting women and familiesWant to dig deeper? Check out these resources mentioned in the episode:Crunchi (Use THIS LINK for $10 off your first Crunchi order)Justice's book: Feminist to Feminine justicekuehl.com  IG @justicehopekuehl 

Gina Livy's Facebook Lives from The Livy Method Fall 2024 Support Group hosted on Facebook. This is a recording of the Day 2, 9 AM live. You can find the full video hosted at:https://www.facebook.com/groups/livymethodfall2024Topics covered:This week we're getting comfortable with The Food PlanSupplements, sleep and movement - why we focus on more than just what we eat and whenThe Livy Method app - the benefits of tracking your dataWhere to find recipes and meal ideasHow to navigate the information - where to find the Lives, posts and Program informationFriends and family want to join us? A small number of spaces remain so encourage them to join quicklyJoin us this Thursday to meet our panel of experts!Motivation, intentions and reflections and when you feel like you're failingApple cider vinegar and lemon water - the benefits of starting your day with themHydration and cravings - what is the connection?Hormones - how they factor into your weight loss journeyThe Livy Method Program Guide - the updated version is available on Amazon nowWe are diving into getting in tune with our hunger cuesUnderstanding plateaus, lowering your set point and patterns on the scaleIncreased trips to the bathroom and pelvic healthTo learn more about the Livy Method, visit www.ginalivy.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Uh oh, the day has finally arrived - you sit at your desk ready to work and discover that someone stole your inspiration overnight. What do you do?! Whether it's content for your own business or your clients' businesses that you're stuck on creating, it's happened to all of us at some point, so in today's episode we're compiling a few of our favourite ways to get your spark of inspiration back. Whatever you do, don't try to force it - that's an easy way to stress yourself out in no time. Just get out for a walk, pop your headphones in and make sure to note down the ideas we're sharing in this episode!In this episode, we're chatting about:Why taking a break can sometimes be the best thing for ideasHow to repurpose your content in loads of different waysSnooping on other accounts and using comments and reviews inspire youFinding the trends that will apply to you or your clients and using them in the right wayCheck out the full show notes here!Connect with usIf this episode has resonated or inspired you, take a screenshot and tag us in your stories @thetwolauras!We would love to continue the conversation with you, so come and chat with us in TheSocialMediaManagersHub.com, our free community on Facebook or drop us a DM on your preferred platform by searching for @thetwolauras.Mentioned in this episode:Success Stories Of Social Media ManagersThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

This edWeb podcast is sponsored by H-IQ.The edLeader Panel recording can be accessed here.How do we prepare students for jobs that don't yet exist using technology that hasn't been invented? In a world where change is constant, rapid, and unpredictable, the most important skill we can teach students is effective imagination to enable them to adapt to the unexpected. The future requires the imagination that leads to creativity—the one 21st century skill no one teaches.The debate on teaching creativity focuses on what the schools—teachers and administrators—need to do. However, students do not learn creativity by watching and listening. They learn by generating their own ideas and then exploring those ideas through trial and error. Teaching creativity is like teaching how to ride a bike—you can describe it or guide it, but eventually, each individual must learn to ride on their own. Listen to this edWeb podcast with Dan Hunter, author of Learning and Teaching Creativity, Dr. Rex Jung, neuropsychologist and brain researcher, and Hathalee Higgs, partner and co-founder of Hunter Higgs, to explore creativity including:How to generate ideasHow to design assignments to improve imaginationHow to measure creative progressHow to improve your own imaginationThis edWeb podcast is of interest to middle and high school teachers, school leaders, district leaders, and gifted and talented program leaders.Learn more about viewing live edWeb presentations and on-demand recordings, earning CE certificates, and using accessibility features.

How to set up and organize your nursery as a first time mom for maximum efficiency and organization! Today's episode on nursery organization / nursery set up covers:How to set up your house for postpartumHow to set up your house for breastfeedingHow to organize your nursery closetNursery organization tipsNursery closet tipsHow to set up your bedroom for babyNursery organization dresserNursery organization hacksNursery organization tipsNursery organization ideasHow to set up your nurseryHow to set up a nursery in your bedroomAND MORE!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT LINKS:- Sign up for the Learning To Mom Newsletter HERE:- Shop Pregnancy and Nursing Safe Skincare HERE at lavendermeadowsco.comUse code LEARNINGTOMOM for 25% off!!Connect with them on Instagram HEREPRODUCTS I TALKED ABOUT:- 3 Tier Rolling Cart linked HERE- Ladybug Haaka linked HERE- Drawer Organizers linked HERE- Hatch Sound Machine linked HERE-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How to prepare for pregnancy , What is the best pregnancy podcast, That pregnancy podcast, Best pregnancy podcast, Natural pregnancy podcast, Pregnancy podcasts for first time moms, Pregnancy podcast is it Normal, Podcasts for early pregnancy, Pregnancy podcasts, Podcasts for expecting mothers, Pregnancy podcasts for first time mothers, Podcasts for expecting mothers, Pregnancy podcast week by week, Pregnancy symptoms, First trimester tips , Prenatal vitamins, Pregnancy diet, Safe exercises during pregnancy, Maternity clothes, ultrasound information, Pregnancy apps, Birth plans, Baby registry essentials, Morning sickness remedies , Prenatal yoga , Gestational diabetes , Baby development stages , Pregnancy books , Labor signs, Breastfeeding tips, Postpartum care, Childbirth classes, Pregnancy announcements, baby showers, Maternity leave rights, Pregnancy health insurance, Fetal movement, Pregnancy support groups, Safe skincare for pregnancy, Pregnancy podcasts, Nursery decorating ideas, OBGYN recommendations, Stretch mark prevention, Pregnancy fitness, Birthing techniques, Pregnancy sleep positions, Baby gear reviews, Pregnancy meal plans, Pregnancy-safe beauty products, Baby bump progress, Prenatal classes,  Pregnancy relaxation techniques, Pregnancy forums, Baby-proofing home, Preeclampsia symptoms, Baby milestones, Natural birth options, Maternity support belt, Pregnancy hydration, Newborn care, Baby feeding schedule, postpartum depression, Baby vaccination schedule, Cord blood banking, Baby room themes, Gestational age calculator, Baby shower games, Maternity hospital bag checklist, First-time mom advice, Pregnancy journals, Best pregnancy podcast, How to prepare for pregnancy, What is the best pregnancy podcast, That pregnancy podcast, Natural pregnancy podcast, Pregnancy podcasts for first time moms, Pregnancy podcast is it Normal, Podcasts for early pregnancy, Pregnancy podcasts, Podcasts for expecting mothers, Pregnancy podcasts for first time moms, Podcasts for expecting mothers, Pregnancy podcast week by week

Dating is expensive. There is no way to sugarcoat it. Between dinner, drinks, parking, entertainment, and more…the costs quickly add up. I was reading an article and they surveyed 2,000 Americans to find out the average person has spent $3,025 over the last year on dating. That's a little more than $250 a month and it didn't include indirect costs like new clothes, make-up, and haircuts.Even as someone in a long-term relationship where Gaby and I have similar financial goals, and the advantage of using coupons and hitting happy hours without social ridicule, we still spend a fair amount on dates.It is because creating shared memories is important to us…but so is financial independence. So whenever it comes to dating, how can we maximize fun without breaking the bank? Well, that's what I have in store for you today.My friend Samantha Vigneau and I created a list of 5 affordable and fun date ideas. My challenge to her was each of these ideas had to be less than $50 for two people and she hit the mark with many ideas being little to no money at all.This was a fun episode to make. I know many of us are dating right now let it be you're looking for someone or in a relationship and going out and making memories together is important. So how do we find the balance between that and our financial goals? This episode will answer that.I hope you enjoy my conversation with the Host of Single Status…Samantha VigneauKey Takeaways:Elements of bad first date ideas5 affordable yet fun date ideasHow do you discuss money with a new romantic interest?Signs to look for to understand someone's money valuesWhat to do if you feel like you're falling behind in lifeMore of Samantha:Website: https://www.singlestatuspodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samanthavigneau/More of The Struggle is Real:Find show notes and more at https://www.tsirpodcast.com/Follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/tsirpod/

Today's theme is… themes! Specifically, themed weddings—from holidays to decades to favorite movies, if you or your partner (hopefully both) are considering having a themed wedding, there can be a lot to consider! In today's episode, we go over our own thoughts, tips, and a few examples of how to make a themed wedding go right.We talk more about: Different theme ideasHow to communicate with your partner about a themed weddingWhat to do if your wedding falls on a holiday you don't want your wedding to be themed afterAnd much more!Click HERE to learn more about Timeline Genius! *Disclaimer* As affiliates of this brand, we may earn a small commission from your purchase, at no additional cost to you. We only recommend brands that we have personal experience with and believe would be genuinely useful. Find this episode helpful?We'd love to hear from you! Leave us a rating and review and let us know what your favorite part of the Wedding Duo podcast is! Share your review to your Instagram stories and tag us @the.weddingduo. We'd love to say “Hi” and give a heartfelt “Thanks!” for supporting our podcast! Don't miss an episode! Follow and subscribe to the Wedding Duo podcastLearn more!For extended show notes visit us at theweddingduo.co/podcast Watch our show on YouTube at The Wedding DuoFor all your wedding planning resources, check out our website: theweddingduo.coConnect with us on social! TikTok: @weddingduoInstagram: @the.weddingduoFacebook: @thewedduo–Podcast Editor & Strategist: @episodeready

When a new creative venture is percolating in your mind, it might make sense to move to a more affordable or more nurturing area. Teresa Au speaks to Shannon Maldonado, who quit fashion design and New York to head home to Philadelphia and start her business YOWIE–it began as an online shop, and is now a design studio, store, and hotel. Shannon shares her strategies for finding and fostering community while you grow your creative business.What you'll hear on this episode:Why Shannon named her company YOWIEThe beginnings of YOWIE: pop-up shops and unique merchandiseCreating YOWIE vs. working in corporate fashionThe dream of a gift shopHow Shannon quit her 9-to-5Serendipity and PinterestLessons from fashion on building a brandHow Shannon researched her new business venturePhiladelphia vs New York City for creative businessesWhy a sense of place is so important to ShannonThe connection between community and designHumility as a brand ethosHow to surprise your customer but also establish a recognizable brandThinking of how you do business as an additional creative outletPlanning ahead vs taking one decision at a timeHow big dreams can turn into reality, even if it's not exactly what you've hoped forSocial connections can lead to new opportunitiesImagining a new life for a historic propertyBrand extension ideasHow being part of a team helps Shannon take on new projectsThe importance of nurturing employees to take ownership of different aspects of the businessWhy Shannon started her web TV show Small EnoughThoughts on finding personal time and work/life balance when you love your creative businessHow social media can lead to in-person communityThe role of AI at YOWIEHow Shannon defines successShannon's One Word of 2023Shannon Maldonado (@helloyowie) is Founder and Creative Director of YOWIE, a creative platform, storefront and design studio based in Philadelphia. After over a decade working in design for brands like Ralph Lauren, American Eagle, Urban Outfitters and Tommy Hilfiger she moved back to Philadelphia to launch YOWIE. Since 2016 YOWIE has been a brand built on community and one-of-a-kind products, events and service. YOWIE is a hotel, shop, and cafe located in Philadelphia. Founded in 2016 and named “The Coolest Shop in Philadelphia” by Bon Appétit in 2019, the YOWIE brand has extended its outreach to include interactive design workshops, creative/art direction, product design, and interior design consulting for hospitality clients that include Ethel's Club in Brooklyn, NY and The Deacon in Philadelphia and Dye House in Providence, RI.With the recent launch of its hotel, YOWIE is cementing itself as a design destination in Philadelphia and beyond. Nestled on a sunny corner of South Street, a block rich in the history of music, art, and makers, YOWIE is a new place to shop, eat, stay and explore the city of Brotherly Love from an insider's point of view. Philadelphia native and co-founder Shannon Maldonado hopes guests will venture to the different neighborhoods and cultural spaces across the city and feel grounded in the space when they return at the end of their day.Teresa Au (@tautastic) is an executive for community engagement at Adobe. Her career spans diverse creative fields, primarily in New York's fashion industry, as well as architecture firms, and now Silicon Valley tech companies. She has always prized working with distinctive design and the interesting people behind it–from designer Elie Tahari to start-up CEOs. Learn more about this podcast, and find transcripts and links, at adobe.ly/inthemaking. In the Making is brought you by Adobe Express and Adobe Creative Cloud. Past episodes of Wireframe can still be found in the show archive within this feed, or online on Behance. Design flyers, TikToks, resumes, and Reels with the new, all-in-one Adobe Express. Create video, marketing, and social content. Edit photos and PDFs. Make it all in one app, including generative AI tools from Adobe Firefly and easy, one-click tasks like removing backgrounds.Adobe Creative Cloud provides apps, web services, and resources for all your creative projects — photography, graphic design, video editing, UX design, drawing and painting, social media, and more. Learn more about the apps in Creative Cloud

What happens when you take a deep dive into your personal growth journey and come out with a transformed leadership mindset? That's the question I grappled with as I prepared to level up and share my journey of intentional optimism with you. Reflecting on a recent enlightening conversation with Alisa Zhang, we found common ground in the concept of up-leveling oneself before showing others how to do the same. We make a crucial transition, shifting from prioritizing our own needs to focusing on the needs of others. If you're on the brink of a similar transition, or merely curious, join us on this thought-provoking journey.Leadership is not about the number of followers you gather, but the impact you make.  More than just achieving objectives, we explore the delicate balance of allowing your team to flourish and sharing joy to lift people up.The difference between being followed and leading:Followed:Protect ideas for fear someone will take creditThere's only one right way to do thingsLack of delegation:  easier to do it myselfUnwilling to help others do more Leading:Sharing your ideasHow things are done is more important than by whoCelebrating your teamEncouraging growth in othersEpisode 6 - The Importance of Being PresentEpisode 75 - Three Insights on Being PresentLearn more about Andrea:Get involved here! Core Values Course Information Page (theintentionaloptimist.com)Please leave us a rating and review!Apple: just scroll to the bottom, choose a rating and write a review.Podchaser (Android): you can go to this link here and leave a rating and review! https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/intentional-optimists-unconven-1406762 Skillshare: Spark your creativity. Get 40% Off Annual MembershipDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

What We Covered:Success and people behind TEDxDos and Don'ts of storytellingThe Power of Narrative, Communication, and SharingThe importance of authenticity in a storyThe explosive viral effect of TEDxHow widely you can spread ideasHow you can bring together curious people“See, Feel, Change” framework by Duke StumpTweetable Quotes:“It's special to hear people tell stories of the TED talks that were meaningful to them. Talks that help people understand themselves and understand the world better or spur them into action in some way. Anytime you hear like that, I feel so grateful to have been part of the TED journey” — Kelly Stoetzel“The hard things that you struggle with, even if someone has not experienced the same thing, there are so many people who can relate, and there's something that is also really useful knowing we're not alone.”— Kelly Stoetzel“I would always tell speakers to be as much yourself as possible when you're standing on stage. It's like almost being yourself with the volume turned up just 10%.” — Kelly Stoetzel“As people write their talks—instead of thinking about what's the thing I have to say, it's like what is the thing  I have to give to people that they would like to receive from me — that would be useful for them to receive.” — Kelly Stoetzel“But there is no formula, and the best talks are just like what someone wants to design for themselves. And that's authentic to how they think, talk, or live. So, I think that's important.” — Kelly Stoetzel“As part of my career journey, I got to this point where I just realized I wanted always to do work that makes an impact and purpose for me, and the situation with our planetary health that we face right now is as important as anything can be.” — Kelly StoetzelFor anybody who may be listening to that is preparing for a talk, no matter what, it is always always always so useful to run it by someone. If you can do it with a speaker, coach, or something. — Kelly Stoetzel“I used to pray “God, if you give me ears to hear, I'll do my little part to change the world.” — KurtLinks Mentioned:Kurt's TwitterKurt's InstagramKurt's LinkedInKelly StoetzelAdam GrantAmber CaseChris AndersonDuke StumpHeather MasonJack DangermondJason CalacanisJim YoungJohn CalkinsRichard Saul WurmanSusan CainStephanie SimonTalia JacquelineTyler CrowleyZ. HayleyAtomic MapsCity SourcedClubhouseCochlearEsriEdelman Fossil ParkLXD (the Legion of Extraordinary Dancers)LululemonNikeTEDx

On any given day, I have ideas for my business coming in from every direction, at lightning speed. Whether you get 27 new idea downloads every time you shower, or just the occasional brainstorm, it's important to understand how to sort through big ideas you have for your business – and how to lean into the season of growth that comes with implementing them.In this episode, I'll walk you through my process and recommendations for sorting through your ideas as well as giving you the spice on some big ideas that I'll be acting on in the coming weeks and months with Soulpreneur.Quick overview of what we cover:My top 5 steps for navigating big ideasWhen the right time to share big ideas is – and what you MUST keep in mind when sharing themThe combination of 3 key checkpoints that will help you navigate your big ideas betterThe seriously single BEST question to ask when you have a new ideaHow to approach the possibility of failing when you implement new ideasHow implementing changes from your big ideas can go sideways quick when you don't do THISThe changes coming to Soulpreneur from my own big ideasLET'S CONNECT: Book a call to work with Soulpreneur to grow your businessFollow Soulpreneur: @soulpreneur_coFollow Sustainable Scaling: @sustainablescaling Follow Adriane @adrianegaleaVisit the website: soulpreneur.co- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Loved this episode? If you leave a review or share it with your friends on social, my team will send you a copy of one of our favorite business resources! Take a screenshot and email it over to us at support@soulpreneur.co or DM it to @sustainablescalingThis episode was first published at SustainableScaling.co/054

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Korie Herold is on today's episode chatting all about bucket lists and her new bucket list journal! Korie creates the most beautiful keepsake journals for all life's occasions.  Topics this episode covers… Creating your own life bucket listSummer bucket list ideasHow to stick to goalsEncouragement for mamas … And so much more! Shop our website: https://glamourfarms.com   Connect with The Podcast on IG: http://instagram.com/glamourfarms.thepodcast/   Connect with Glamour Farms on IG: http://instagram.com/glamourfarmsboutique/   Connect with Haley on IG: http://instagram.com/haleyklockenga/   Connect with Korie on IG: https://www.instagram.com/korieherold/ Buy Korie's Bucket List Book: https://www.korieherold.com

In this week's episode of The Terrific Teacherpreneur, Elise from Elise Loves To Teach joins me to share her experience with viral resources. Elise shares about her inspirational success and offers advice from her five years of selling on TPT.In this episode, we discuss:A different path toward finding a nicheHow Elise's success on TPT skyrocketed after 5 yearsHow to come up with viral resource ideasHow short-term viral success has a lasting impactTips for juggling classroom teaching and running a storeTake a page from Elise's book, and start brainstorming those viral product ideas!Connect with Elise on Instagram and check out her TPT store.- Like what you're hearing? Feel free to leave a review for this podcast!- Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so that you don't miss an episode!

In this episode, we cover-When to invest in highly produced ads vs DIY adsHow to decide when to go in-house or ad agencyHow to deal with competitors and others copying your ideasHow to create a community of raving fans.Getting investment - how to find the right  investor for a mission-driven brandWhat's coming up on the marketing landscape

Listen to your audience!It's some of the most popular marketing advice out there. We're told it's the secret to creating content and products that our audience will eat up, and it sounds logical. Surely the easiest way to make people happy and get their attention in business is to give them what they want.So we survey our email lists, chat with our customers via dm, study our YouTube comments, etc.  But there's a dark side to listening to your audience. And that's what I'm talking about today.Listen to the full episode to hear:The biggest mistake people make when they listen too closely to their audienceWhy you DO want to listen to your audience when it comes to validating your ideasHow to balance what the market wants and what you're passionate about so you can make a living doing work you loveLearn more about Gillian:100K Method Podcast Series100K MastermindSmall Business 101Startup SocietyGet on the waitlist for VALIDATEGet in touch!Instagram: @GillianZPerkins

Are you looking for a social media platform that delivers organic growth that you can monetize? Look no further than Instagram, where you can create a tribe, post regular content in a sustainable manner, and then look to monetize, in time, with high-ticket items or product endorsements.Rudy is in studio, perched on his Red Lips sofa, preaching to those of us still playing around with everything from Facebook to TikTok. He's sharing why Instagram covers the widest audience, how it allows for organic growth, and what you can do to make money off of the platform somewhere down the line. As always, Rudy is reverse-engineering the problem: he's looking at his money-making goals, and then looking at ways to spend money to make it back. He's rubbing shoulders with all the major players and influencers out there who, while they may be telling you they're just doing it for the fans, are shrewdly building an audience (their tribe) so that monetization opportunities will follow in due course. Insights this smart should come with a premium subscription fee. Come and get involved while it's here for free. Living The Red Life with Rudy Mawer starts now!"Overall, for organic growth, Instagram is my favorite." ~ Rudy MawerThe first 1000 to click here and send the promo code from the podcast can claim one of my courses for FREE! - https://m.me/rudymawerlife In This Episode:Why Instagram is Rudy's favorite social media platformHow to reverse engineer your money-making goals Using Instagram to showcase what your business is up toAppreciating the sustainability factor of InstagramWhat structure and strategy should you apply on Instagram to form a tribe?What is a high-ticket item that you can sell on Instagram?What is your next step? Creating content and sourcing ideasHow do you grow your Instagram audience? Why planning on going viral is like buying a lottery ticketAnd more!Connect with Rudy Mawer:LinkedInInstagramFacebookTwitter

In this audio you will get, How I come up with event ideasHow to get high quality attendees (and low drop out rates)How to add value on the spotOver the last 10 years, I've built a business mastermind with an element of adventure. My mission is to help women build a powerful personal brand.I help both corporate women and business owners tell better stories about themselvesI am the founder of the Women's Leadership Lab.My portfolioI am the founder and CEO of the Women's Leadership Lab, a 12 month business mastermind with a goal to build a powerful personal brand, culminating in a Tedx style talk on a NYC stage.I work with women seeking a promotion to the C SuiteI work with business owners who need to tell better stories to get clientsI work with women to pitch to investorsI work with former executives launching consultancies I work with artists looking to command a higher price point in the market, by telling better storiesI help women land their TedTalkMy results1 Got the job with a 15% pay bump1 got the promotion to the C Suite with a 10% pay bump1 built a $50MM real estate fund1 said ‘yes' to live television interviews1 got her first check for her startup from the community1 went from commanding $500 to $5000 for her art9K followers on LinkedIn8K followers on Instagram5K followers on FacebookIf you want to learn more about how I built this, you can download my 8 stepsGo here: https://joyadass.lpages.co/how-to-build-a-powerful-personal-brand-and-how-i-did-it/If you want to explore 1:1 coaching or consulting, you can go to my website.www.joyadass.comJoya is currently enrolling members for strategy days in Paris Florence Barcelona Istanbul info@joyadass.com

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What if every time you had a problem instead of feeling anxious, you felt excited? That's how I feel now whenever I face a new problem. Listen to this episode and you will, too!  In this amazing conversation with innovation expert,  Jeremy Utley,  we explore the powerful skill of Ideaflow. This simple, proven approach is absolutely essential for anyone who wants to solve problems better in their life and business. As he says in his new book, "every problem is an idea problem"—you don't necessarily need a better idea, you just need a lot more of them.Jeremy is the co-author of the book Ideaflow and Executive Director of the Stanford d.school, where he researches and teaches ways to design life and business in a better way.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTSWhat is life design?What is Ideaflow?Quantity over quality is the greatest predictor of good ideasHow to break the cognitive bias around ideasYou're a terrible judge of good ideasHow to practice ideaflowACTION STEPs FROM THE EPISODE:Practice ideaflow by giving your subconscious a problem to work on while you sleep and then after your basic morning routine, write down 10 possible solutions to the problem as fast as you can without judging or qualifying. Repeat daily to turn Ideaflow into a skill.Get into the habit of noticing problems.RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODEVisit Jeremy's website https://www.jeremyutley.design/ Snag Jeremy's book Ideaflow Join the MAGIC MONDAY newsletter and let us help you launch your weekDownload the FREE HABIT TRACKER and start living your best life nowREADY TO LEARN THE MOST IMPORTANT SKILL OF YOUR LIFE?Join The Live Your Best Life CourseMaster the fundamentals of habit building and start living your best life now!>>CHECK OUT THE COURSE

Have you ever wondered how do people come up with podcast episode ideas in one sitting? Maybe you are trying to launch a podcast, or maybe you're trying to decide what's your next season about, and you're feeling really overwhelmed with all the possibilities.If you replied 'I am!' to any of the 3 options above, his episode is specifically for you! Now, fair warning, this one doesn't include anything deeply strategic (yet) like endlessly Googling podcast topics, researching your competitors and peers, or doing keyword analysis.What is 'brain dumping'?'Brain dumping' is a strategy that I've used for years with podcasters to help them determine what's their level of expertise, comfort, interest and knowledge of that one podcast idea they initially had. I love this strategy because it's all about tapping into yourself, and it feels like a game that you can play for 30 minutes, in one sitting, or break it down in multiple parts throughout the week. Topics covered in this episode:Podcast topic ideasHow to determine good podcast ideasPodcast strategyStarting your podcast Pitfalls of podcast beginnersTakeaways from this episode:If you don't have a clear understanding of how long an episode idea can be used for, you may find yourself out of episodes in less than 3 months.'Brain dumping' is highly effective to determine if a podcast idea should be placed as ongoing episodic content, or serialized content. If you're just replicating a podcast idea that your competitor was able to successfully grow, but you're not truly excited by the concept, you may end up frustrated and disappointed.Aligning your podcast idea with what you do as a business, is crucial, if you're looking to get results from it. If you're looking for help to determine what is a good podcast idea, you can book a podcast power hour, or a strategy session with me.Resources mentioned in this episode:Let's work together to grow your podcast:https://bit.ly/PPodParty7 Types of Goals you can set for your podcast:https://www.thepodcastspace.com/podcast/4-7goalsVisit our website for more Podcast Resources: www.thepodcastspace.com/resources Learn more about our Maximize Your Podcast Content course: https://bit.ly/3TesQwc Subscribe to the Podcast on Audio Platforms: https://bit.ly/3Y4bF2c Subscribe to our newsletter for more Podcast Tips: https://thepodcastspace.ck.page/32680fa82e Connect to us on social media: YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjB4ztIRQBFadQ3C8OVZvDAInstagram https://www.instagram.com/thepodcastspace Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thepodcastspace Twitter

To learn the latest social media strategies and business systems to get more clients for your real estate biz, subscribe here: https://bit.ly/3vYLfBC Video Web Page Here: https://bit.ly/3WU3bd6On today's podcast I am joined by mentor and friend, Rick McHone. You may have seen him before through his strong presence on Youtube! Rick is one of my favorite real estate pro's on YouTube for his down-to-earth approach as he shares updates and information on the Arizona market. He has been able to leverage his Youtube channel to attract organic leads which now makes up most of his business! In this conversation you'll hear: A no-nonsense approach to creating a strong real estate lead source with YouTubeHow he got started on his YouTube channelWays he stays consistent with posting and content ideasHow to leverage YouTube for your real estate business And TONS more! It was so great catching up with him and learning his approach to creating such a strong presence on this platform. Hope you enjoy it! ✨Connect with Rick:Youtube - @RickhelpsInstagram - @rick_mchoneTikTok - @rickmchonephx✅ I teach real estate agents how to market themselves on and off social media to gain an unfair share of attention and attract their dream clients. Book a 1:1 Coaching Consultation: https://bit.ly/40qYQ4c

In tough times we need our care staff to be well trained and to upskill where possible.With such tight margins, there is always a risk that corners could be cut. One area under pressure may be the training of staff who are needed to deliver the first class service residents deserve. So how do you get value for money from your training budget?In our latest industry-leading podcast our expert panel discusses:The use of apprentices to fill skill gaps and bring in new talent and ideasHow the Pandemic changed care homes' approach to trainingHow good training can lift the mood and moraleWhy the cheapest option is rarely the best optionJoin our insightful experts Gary Hook from Edify Training, Conor Shaw from Bizimply and Paul O'Hagan from Paragon.Podcast hosted by Alan Rustad.Tune into all our podcasts here.Podcast sponsored by Rotacloud.Support the showCare Home Management is the UK's leading media brand for care home providers and managers.

Nic Straut, SEO Lead/Content Creation Manager at NorthOne, talks with Jeremy about strategies for finding the best and more valuable keywords.Highlights:Why keyword stuffing no longer works to generate website trafficSearching long-tail keywords for content ideasHow to not get bogged down in trying to rank for high-volume keywordsLearn more about NorthOneConnect with Nic on LinkedIn

Christa is a realtor from Silicon Valley, CA who loves creating videos, yes she loves creating videos and is sharing all of her tips and tricks with you.Christa shares her journey of how she began creating videos consistently AND how she's gotten leads from them.We'll discuss:Ways to come up with  ideasHow to let go of content anxietyHow to take one idea and turn it into different pieces of contentHow to lean into polarizing content to build a loyal followingHow to combine entertainment and real estate for captivating contentTips to make non-boring Reels that stop the scrollThe key to showing up authentically How to show up when you don't feel like showing upApps & Tools to help you work smarter, not harderGrab a notebook and pop in those pods!

Love design in all its forms? Then you'll want to join us for today's episode, which features an in-depth look at DesignerCon (DCON), an annual art and design convention in Anaheim, California. Combining collectible toys and designer goods with underground art, this year's convention included over 700 vendors, custom art shows, and live demonstrations galore. At booth 1221, NOT REAL ART's parent organization, Crewest Studio, took part in the festivities, joined by longtime friends Man One, Anne Martin of Sugar Press Art, and Javie Lopez and OneSaints from Graffiti the City.In this week's episode, you'll hear from a few of the incredible artists, creative professionals, and art lovers who attended DCON 2022. NOT REAL ART founder and host Scott “Sourdough” Power conducts a series of man-on-the-street interviews with a whole host of art world luminaries. From illustrator and Rugrats co-executive producer Dave Pressler to Adventures in Design founder Mark Brickey, you'll hear insight and commentary straight from the mouths of DCON participants. Other interviews include artist and creative director Nina Palomba, Zully from ZooDoo Dolls, digital artist and toy creator Alex Solis, and surrealist painter Mary Jhun.“[At DCON], you get to interface with the artists, you get to talk to them, you get to actually meet people,” says Dave Presssler I look forward to not only meeting fans and collectors, but I get to see all my industry friends too that I don't get to see all year.” For a little taste of design magic, make sure to tune into today's episode on DCON 2022. In Today's Podcast EpisodeMark Brickey shares his perspective on the “transformative year” at DCON 2022Zully from ZooDoo Dolls offers some insight into her cute, creepy creationsA look at the whimsical work Nina Palomba created in collaboration with Pretty in PlasticWhy Dave Pressler believes that artists have to continually reinvent themselves and their ideasHow artmaking helps Mary Jhun connect with people and understand life betterA peek at the classic 1930 Model A Ford that Man One painted for DCON 2022Why DCON 2022 feels like a homecoming to Juan Muniz (aka Ninobuni), who created an illustrated book this yearHow Alex Solis combines physical toys with blockchain at DCON 2022Why having your artwork tattooed on someone's body is the ultimate complimentFor more info, please visit: https://notrealart.com/designercon-2022

As the cost of living crisis starts to bite, we bring together industry experts to share their tips and advice to help care homes save money and time.They discuss:Top tips around how to save money and time on staffingThe use of volunteers Asking everyone in the care home for money saving ideasHow to find energy saving solutions in the care homeAdvice on improving food procurement and the catering operationWhy connecting devices and equipment helps to manage usage more accuratelyThe need to improve training so employees know how to save money where they can in areas such as laundryWhy care homes must be on aware of how inefficient some equipment may be, such as the care home boilerJoin our experts: Mark McCarthy from Zupa, Rachael Venditti at Allmanhall and Christina Larkin at JLA.Podcast hosted by Alan Rustad and sponsored by Rotacloud.Support the showCare Home Management is the UK's leading media brand for care home providers and managers.

Peter Alexander is the CMO at Check Point Software, a leading provider of cyber security solutions to governments and corporate enterprises globally. Peter specialised in demand generation to highly targeted audiences, with a background in marketing, engineering and sales. He has managed multi-billion dollar product lines and global marketing execution, to B2B and consumer audiences.We discuss:How to structure a team to fulfil the role of marketingThe value of behavioral science in marketingThe best ways to approach testing creative ideasHow data supports the challenge of ‘moving fast enough'

Peter Alexander is the CMO at Check Point Software, a leading provider of cyber security solutions to governments and corporate enterprises globally. Peter specialised in demand generation to highly targeted audiences, with a background in marketing, engineering and sales. He has managed multi-billion dollar product lines and global marketing execution, to B2B and consumer audiences.We discuss:How to structure a team to fulfil the role of marketingThe value of behavioral science in marketingThe best ways to approach testing creative ideasHow data supports the challenge of ‘moving fast enough'

Last week we heard from Dr. Jessica Hekman, a veterinary researcher and one of the topics we discussed was how breed impacts behavior. This week we're going to dive further into breed-typical enrichment and talk about implementation with the animals in your life.In this implementation episode, Emily and Allie talk about:The nuances surrounding breed-typical enrichmentSeeing with your eyes, not your ideasHow to determine when a behavior is maladaptiveYou can find the full show notes here.

If you've ever thought about starting a business, then this is the podcast you should be listening to. This episode will provide you with a wealth of knowledge on how both Lisa & Anthony were able to pursue two business ventures that are generating profitable revenue streams. If you can find what you're passionate about and if it can possibly make you money along the way, then the next step would be to turn your idea(s) into a business. There are several business ventures that require little start-up costs, like the candle making business, while others will require more funding to get started such as remodeling homes. Regardless, starting any new business venture, requires discipline and dedication to see it through to fruition. Any new business ideas that you know nothing about will entail a level of educating yourself to have a better understanding of how to get started. Things to think about when starting a new business:Write down your ideasHow do I get started?What service or product are you going to provide?Will you be able to generate income from this business idea?How much will it cost to jump start your business?Where will your funding come from?Network with others that are already in the business and/or that share the same vision as youIn Closing, when people decide to be negative all the time and seldom see the positive things in life and constantly complain about everything,  it's called, “Misery loves Company”. Life is too short to be negative all the time. Finding happiness is more fulfilling. See our latest remodel: https://www.twolaneconcepts.com/Shop our awesome candles: https://laurenpaigecollection.com/Welcome to Season Four of Authentic Filters. If you enjoyed what you listened to and want to keep the conversation going, be sure to like, subscribe, and share with your family and friends on Apple Podcast or wherever you listen! We want to thank you for taking the journey with us thus far and we're excited to see where it goes next! Let's Get Into It.

It's never too late to learn something new…Join your host, Leanne Kallal, as she talks with Natalie Ledwell, co-founder of MindMovies.com and PersonalGrowthStudies.com, about her inspiring personal and professional journey. They discuss how Mind Movies was born and some of the amazing things Natalie has manifested (including her perfect life partner!) and how you can do the same for you! Get ready for some golden nuggets of wisdom from someone who proves you can always start over and still do incredible things!Leanne and Natalie cover so many topics in this episode, and here are just a few of the highlights…Natalie's 6 step formula for manifesting and bringing your desires to life right awayHow to squash Imposter Syndrome for goodThe trifecta for becoming an instant manifestation magnet5 types of affirmations and how to apply them right awayHow the idea for Mind Movies unfoldedThe creation process for cultivating ideasHow to hold on to hope when your desires aren't showing up If you're struggling with manifestation and creating the life you want to live, this episode will give you the practical tools and clarity you need to become a manifestation magnet!Enjoy!Resources:www.mindmovies.comwww.personalgrowthstudies.comwww.natalieledwell.comConnect with Natalie on Instagram: @natalieledwellConnect with Leanne…On Instagram: @leannekallal and @theglowjoLearn more and join the newsletter at https://theglowjo.com/ 

Are you leading, or do you just want followers?  It's time to uplevel your leadership, and I've got a good idea how.Topics discussed in this episode:The Mindset Shift:Being followed:Protect ideas for fear someone will take creditThere's only one right way to do thingsLack of delegation:  easier to do it myselfUnwilling to help others do more Leading others:Sharing your ideasHow things are done is more important than by whoCelebrating your teamEncouraging growth in othersLook towards yourself for answers:PRESENT:  Do these things come naturally for you?GenerosityOpennessKindnessENERGETIC:How focused are you on the success of others?How free do you share joy?Are you encouraging positive change?Become an Intentional Optimist!All my links 30 Minute Free ConsultationLeave a rating and review!Apple: just scroll to the bottom, choose a rating and write a review.Podchaser (Android): click here  Podchaser Link and leave a rating and review!Noom: A Mindful Way to Eat Learn how to intentionally challenge your mindset in order to take control of your health.Skillshare: Spark your creativity. Get 40% Off Annual MembershipDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

LINKS IN THIS EPISODECaroline's website - http://www.carolinegoyder.com/Caroline's book on Gravitas - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gravitas-Communicate-Confidence-Influence-Authority/dp/0091954959Caroline on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolinegoyder/Review this podcast - https://ReviewThisPodcast.com/greatspeechpodcastTake my free workshop on Communication SuperSkills to change your career - https://www.greatspeech.co/workshop/Connect with me on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kolarelesonaike/Ready to start working on your communication skills? Book in for a free Strategy Session with me to discuss what you are struggling with and how I can help - https://www.greatspeech.co/get-started/Meetfox.com ‘greatspeech' for a 40% discount of Pro PlanWorkshopWant to start working on your public speaking? Enrol in the ‘Nail My Speech' programme: 12 modules: 42 lessons on everything you need to be able to give a great speech or presentation - https://www.nailmyspeech.com/How to communicate with gravitas and authority is one of those topics that everyone wants to know about. It is sometimes called Executive Presence, authority, aura, credibility. There is no better person to discuss this with than Caroline Goyder, who is the author of the brilliant book, Gravitas: Communicate with confidence, influence and authority.In this interview we discuss:how to move an audienceher Gravitas equation and how this relates to Aristotle's ideasHow to project your voice with confidenceteaching others how to treat youwho best exemplifies gravitas todayhow women can develop gravitasdealing with interviewsand moreIt's the final episode of Season 7 and it's a great one to end onSubscribe and share if you can!

Hey, Green Junkie!It's officially summer which means it's time for drinks by the pool, trips and our favorite BBQ parties. Parties can generate huge amounts of waste, so how do we enjoy our favorite summertime activity without harming the environment? In this episode, I'm taking the stress out of your next party by giving you my best 5 tips for a low waste party - cause you deserve to enjoy your summer without the guilt. You won't want to miss this episode where we discuss, How to eliminate single use plasticware without the hassleClever ways to reduce party food wasteUnique reusable party decoration ideasHow to locally source everything you need for your next partyYou'll discover that and so much more in this episode.If you love this podcast be sure to leave a review and share a screenshot of this episode to your IG stories. Tag @thisisstephaniemoram so I can shout you out and publicly say thanks. Thanks for listening and being here.Your green bestie,Xoxo StephanieSources:https://www.healthiknow.com/article/7-tips-for-hosting-eco-friendly-holiday-partyhttps://www.greenqueen.com.hk/10-ways-to-host-an-eco-friendly-christmas-holiday-party-2/ Previous Episodes Mentioned:#19.  23 Ways to Reduce Plastic in 2022#8: Recycling plastic: What do those numbers mean?#2. 5 Simple Ways to Reduce Your WasteSnag 1 on 1 Sustainability Consulting with StephanieFollow me on InstagramFollow me on TikTokJoin me on LinkedInProduced by: Alecia HarrisMusic By: Liz Fohle

Welcome to the next episode in our Subscription Think Tank series! In this episode, our VP of customer experience, Andreas Martin, will be interviewing Rosie Taroghion of Gousto to discover how they created exponential success in the subscription box space, and how customer lifetime value plays an important role in the success of any subscription business.Listen now to discover:Why referrals were so effective for Gousto, and how they can be applied in other subscription businesses for rapid growthWhat the secret is to Gousto's rapid innovation, and how they approach testing new ideasHow new technology is helping subscription businesses of the future

Alex Towler is one half of the winning duo of the television show Lego Masters 2020 and continues to build Lego exhibitions and pieces. In this episode, Alex talks about:How to time manage effectively while working on a creative projectWhether Alex identifies as a product of Lego or ‘Lego Masters'Finding identity in a larger brand's parametersThe strengths and weaknesses of working creatively in a teamRequirements for working with Lego when undertaking an exhibition workWhat it means to be a Lego Certified ProfessionalHow to check your ego in the ideation phase of group workHow to come up with new ideasHow to manage personality differences in passionate creative communitiesAnd lots more! Download wherever you listen to podcasts or watch on YouTube! 

Join Jon and Becky as we break down our 8 Nonprofit Trends That Matter in 2022 that we believe every nonprofit should prioritize moving into the new year. We'll dive deeply into each topic over the course of the coming weeks to ensure you're informed and activated.

When it comes to marketing your business, what is the compelling story you are sharing?If you struggle to identify impactful parts of your life or feel like your story simply isn't exciting enough for social media content, today's episode will change your mind.As a child actor turned author, speaker, and business advisor, Sean Tyler Foley coaches others on how to impact an audience with their stories and how to incorporate their message into marketing ideas with confidence.BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU'LL LEARN: How to tell a compelling story with your marketing (even when your life isn't that exciting)How to create better, more engaging social media content for your audienceWhy teaching is a better tool than selling when it comes to your marketing ideasHow to position your story in a way that attracts your ideal clientsIf this episode inspires you, leave a review and share your biggest takeaway with me. And while you've got your phone out, make sure to follow me on Instagram @thecourtneyelmer for more quick tips on how to streamline your business systems and spend more time in your zone of genius.Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.

In this episode, I discuss what it means to take a career LEAP.It's the form of career change people talk of most, but also the one most people don't execute on. What happens is that they decide they really don't enjoy their current role, and they want to do something completely different. The problem is that this new role or idea feels so far removed from what they're currently doing that they don't know how they would even begin to make it happen. They also wonder if it really is the right path for them. Making the wrong decision feels scary, especially if you need to invest time, money and resources into it – what if it doesn't work out? In this episode, I discuss the tangible steps you need to take, so that you can make that career LEAP with confidence. What you will learn:How to validate your ideasHow to bridge the gap between where you are and where you want to goWhy sometimes you need to play the long game Other episodes you may enjoy:Episode 146: How To Know What Type Of Career Change To Make- Part 1Episode 147: How To Know What Type Of Career Change To Make- Part 2THIS EPISODE IS BOUGHT TO YOU BY THE CAREER CHANGE MAKER PROGRAMThis episode was brought to you by my signature program, the Career Change Maker Program. If you are looking for support with changing career direction, book a suitability call >> Career Clarity Call.

The "Golden Rule" for Cash Buyers was discussed on this episode of the Real Estate Power Play Podcast with Mark Monroe, Ronald Walker, Marty Grizzanti, and Gabe Rodarte. Knowing real estate jargons and numbers, according to Mark Monroe, Ronald Walker, and Marty Grizzanti, is essential for being a credible realtor. They also included some advice for new wholesalers, such as the importance of first impressions and how to prevent self-sabotage in order to have a good and profitable trade.Another topic discussed on this episode of the Real Estate Power Play Podcast with Mark Monroe, Ronald Walker, Marty Grizzanti, and Gabe Rodarte was "Snaking the Deal" by Cash Buyers and how it should be avoided by any realtor. ARV (After Repair Value), Rehab, and the Potential Profit (Gross Profit) in a transaction were also discussed.On this episode of Real Estate Power Play Podcast with Mark Monroe, Ronald Walker, Marty Grizzanti, and Gabe Rodarte explains that there are occasions when people feel there's a profit to be made, and they'll try to snake the transaction. When the Buyer meets with the Seller to discuss the price of the agreement, it gives them the impression that the buyer might be able to get a better deal than the one on the contract. As a result, there's a chance that the agreement will be snagged. But by registering your interest with the state, you'll be able to protect it. Be cautious, but avoid self-sabotage. Be cool and tactful at the same time.On this episode of the Real Estate Power Play Podcast with Mark Monroe, Ronald Walker, and Marty Grizzanti They talked about:Working With BuyersTalking to Cash BuyersHow to sell your ideasHow to Partner with Other People to Sell Your Deals,Golden Rule for Cash BuyersSnaking DealsAvoid Self-sabotageConnect with Real Estate Power Play Podcast Hosts:Facebook: https://bit.ly/3mMZcAiMark Monroe: https://linktr.ee/markmonroeRonald Walker: https://bit.ly/3HLypwMMarty Grizzanti: https://bit.ly/3FJHggDGabe Rodarte: https://bit.ly/3HIezCq 

This episode is full of so much goodness! JennyQ and don Miguel Ruiz, Jr. have an enlightening conversation where he shares an enormous amount of wisdom to help us be able to feel seen so we can love ourselves wholly.In This Episode:How he likes to connect with his audience moreDoing more than just talking about ideasHow life becomes the teacherThe books he likes readingLetting go of the cycle and doing the world toward self-healingAccepting yourself as you areDomesticationWhat happens that can turn the Four Agreements into the Four ConditionsNot falling into the trap of accepting someone else's projectionsTaking off your maskThe difference between unconditional and conditional loveThe two wolves inside usSeeing the whole of who you are and loving yourselfAwareness of selfNot striving for a non-existent form of perfectionHow to help your confidence bloomHow he feels when people recognize him

#0062 Alex Sanfilippo is today's guest and he's here to share his incredible journey from entrepreneurship, to 15 years working a 9-5, and back to entrepreneurship again with his own SaaS company, PodMatch.Alex's experience alone comes with some amazing stories and lessons that we can all take something away from - and likely what you're most interested in, starting/growing your own business.Since launching PodMatch, Alex and his team have amassed nearly 20,000 happy users, and in the interview, he shares what has gotten him and PodMatch to this point.Top 3 Key Takeaways:1 Major tip for staying focused on the current task and avoiding shiny object syndromeWhy you should be focusing on problems before ideasHow the secret to scaling your business is actually by doing the things that don't scale (and what that means)To get the links and resources discussed in this episode, head over to the Episode 62 Show Notes.If you enjoyed the episode, be sure to leave a review of the Nine-Five Podcast on Apple Podcasts.

Conversation with Sam Corcos, CEO of Levels health, who is a prolific serial entrepreneur and building one of the most exciting companies in healthcare today. Levels is a groundbreaking product that helps people track their blood glucose in real-time to understand and improve their metabolic health. We talk about key lessons Sam learnt from his first few startups, why he took a year off before starting levels, how he honed in on the idea for Levels, his approach towards building a radically open company, and areas he's most excited about for the next 5-10 years. This episode is packed with real insight into what it's like to be a serial founder, and full of actionable advice on how to explore ideas, find purpose, and work hard without burning out. Episode Highlights:Early startups and nomadic adventuresBuilding a high-trust culture that supports risk takingThoughts on hiring as a matching problemWhy (and how) he's building a radically open companyBiggest lessons from Sightline Maps and CarDashBuilding effective co-founder / interpersonal relationshipsSam's framework for choosing what problems to work onWhy he took a year off before Levels and how he structured his timeApproach to network management and maintenanceApproach to time management while exploring ideasHow he converged on the Levels idea and productWhat Sam's excited about for the next 5-10 yearsThoughts on synthetic biologySam's superpowers and how he's honed themLinks:Check out Levels' product and unlock your metabolic healthFollow Sam on Twitter at @SamCorcosRead more about why Levels is building in publicLevels' internal company podcastHit subscribe to keep up with new episodes!Follow Ashish and Zane on Twitter for summariesClick here to give feedback — it only takes a minute.

Conversation with Sam Corcos, CEO of Levels health, who is a prolific serial entrepreneur and building one of the most exciting companies in healthcare today. Levels is a groundbreaking product that helps people track their blood glucose in real-time to understand and improve their metabolic health. We talk about key lessons Sam learnt from his first few startups, why he took a year off before starting levels, how he honed in on the idea for Levels, his approach towards building a radically open company, and areas he's most excited about for the next 5-10 years. This episode is packed with real insight into what it's like to be a serial founder, and full of actionable advice on how to explore ideas, find purpose, and work hard without burning out. Episode Highlights:Early startups and nomadic adventuresBuilding a high-trust culture that supports risk takingThoughts on hiring as a matching problemWhy (and how) he's building a radically open companyBiggest lessons from Sightline Maps and CarDashBuilding effective co-founder / interpersonal relationshipsSam's framework for choosing what problems to work onWhy he took a year off before Levels and how he structured his timeApproach to network management and maintenanceApproach to time management while exploring ideasHow he converged on the Levels idea and productWhat Sam's excited about for the next 5-10 yearsThoughts on synthetic biologySam's superpowers and how he's honed themLinks:Check out Levels' product and unlock your metabolic healthFollow Sam on Twitter at @SamCorcosRead more about why Levels is building in publicLevels' internal company podcastHit subscribe to keep up with new episodes!Follow Ashish and Zane on Twitter for summariesClick here to give feedback — it only takes a minute.

As we think about entering this next quarter with the end of the year coming into view, it might feel tempting to coast for the next few months. Today is a reminder that you have big goals and NOW is the time to make them happen.Today's guest, business coach Katie Wussow will help you create a strategic plan for the fourth quarter and will share some mistakes people make when it comes to the planning process, specifically goal setting and how you could avoid them (hint: if you're a dreamer who loves coming up with the ideas, but falls short on following through with the actual steps to make it happen, pay close attention). This conversation is a must-listen if you want to level up your approach in your business and to create more flexibility and freedom to do the things you want.Inside this episode, you'll learn:If your current plan is actually a plan or a glorified “to-do” listHow to set a strategic priority for the quarter (and why it will be a game changer)The real reason why most business fail with their planning A simple way to ward off avoid shiny object syndrome without shutting down your creative ideasHow to set up the last 3 months of the year in a way you will actually stick toWatch the interview on video, grab the show notes here and full episode transcript here. ➡️ http://heathersager.com/blog/112>> AND HEY! ARE YOU AN ONLINE ENTREPRENEUR WANTING TO ATTRACT DREAM CLIENTS? Join me on my FREE TRAINING where I'll teach you how to nail your message when speaking on podcasts, live video and other virtual stages to grow your online business.  ➡️ https://www.heathersager.com/speak>> JOIN INFLUENTIAL SPEAKING FOR ONLINE ENTREPRENEURS, our free Facebook community where you can ask questions and connect with other business owners leveling up their speaking and marketing chops.  ➡️http://heathersager.com/community>> CONNECT WITH HEATHER ON INSTAGRAM @theheathersager for daily tips and inspiration. 

Tim Lewis is a former IT manager in a financial markets company who, after the death of his wife, decided to try and become an author, writing time travel and then later fantasy books. In his efforts to try and work out how to sell books online, he became fascinated by using social media for business and to improve your life. His latest book Social Media Networking he explores how to use social media to build connections to get ahead in your career, personal life and business. He has spoken at Cambridge Social Day and most recently at Agorapulse's What's Up Social event about the future of social media. He's a host of the Oh No! Not Another Live Show! - a topical live show on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube and runs the #indieAuthorChat Twitter chat for the Alliance of Independent Authors. Recently he has started to concentrate on author and social media productivity and is creating courses on this for the SmallBusiness.live training site.Would you like to improve your networking skills, particularly when it comes to social media? Tim Lewis is the author of Social Media Networking, and we picked his brain about all things writers are doing right - and wrong - with social media.You'll learn:The pros and cons of focusing on one platform instead of trying to be everywhereThe benefits of using social media for authorsWhy automatically sharing posts between platforms is a bad ideaShow notes:3.15 - Personal updates7.07 - About Tim Lewis9.55 - Why is networking important for writers?12.10 - Should we be networking with readers or writers?20.15 - How do you deal with networking and marketing as an introvert?26.40 - Do writers need to be on social media to network?29.10 - What mistakes do writers make on social media?34.50 - Where to start with networking39.55 - Is LinkedIn as useful for fiction authors as it can be for non-fiction?45.30 - Social media DON'TS.48.17 - Should we be using social media scheduling tools?49.45 - If someone wants to stop cross posting, what should they do to change that?53.50 - Which book changed Tim's life56.00 - Where can you find out more about Tim?

“The way I like to look at reels, is it’s a way to show your audience something that they haven’t seen before. So before reels came out, I felt like I was coasting through Instagram. I was posting photos, posting stories but it felt very static. It didn’t feel like I was connecting with my audience, it was just here’s a post, engage with it. Whereas with reels, there’s motion to it, there’s emotion to it. You’re giving them your personality, you’re giving them insight into who you are and what you do.”In today’s episode Kaity is joined by Monique Lombardo from The Socialista AKA Reels Queen.Monique is an Instagram Reels Queen and Instagram Coach who helps small businesses skyrocket their social media strategy, revamp their content and connect with their audience to make a larger impact!Let’s jump in!WHAT YOU’LL LEARN ABOUT IN THIS EPISODE:Why Monique decided to focus more on ReelsThe power of Instagram ReelsBenefits of using reels over posting photos or graphicsTips on how to come up with reel content ideasHow much time it take to create a reel from concept to publishingRepurposing content for example a blog post can become a reelThe importance of hooking your audience in in 3 secondsJuggling a booming business and delivering course contentRESOURCES:The Socialista WebsiteThe Socialista on InstagramRise with Reels on InstagramKaity on InstagramKaity Griffin website

Kathy Hannun is Co-Founder & President of Dandelion Energy. Kathy has spent the last decade focused on finding “Moonshots,” which are business opportunities that harness technology for large-scale positive impact for millions, even billions, of people. Starting as a rapid evaluator at Google X's moonshot factory, she took the leap at a moonshot idea for reducing fossil-powered heating costs and carbon emissions with earth powered geothermal energy.Most recently, this innovative startup has raised $30 million in funding from top venture capitalists like Bill Gate's Breakthrough Energy Ventures, set a new standard for geothermal quality and cost-effectiveness, and empowered homeowners to avoid over 100 million pounds of carbon emissions and counting.Full show notes and worksheets can be found here: evolvethe.world/episodes/kathy-hannunWhat You Will Learn In This Episode:How to identify and validate moonshot ideasHow to create an MVP for a moonshot ideaDandelion's 3 innovations that make it successful in the energy marketHow much a founder should disclose about their personal life during fundraisingWhy risk taking is necessary to solve global problemsIf you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. I also love reading the reviews!

Today’s guest is an entrepreneur, investor, author, and mentor every German entrepreneur looks up to. He founded alando, which was acquired by ebay,  then ran ebay Germany for 7 years. He’s a Member of the Board of Bahlsen, Co-founder of betterplace.org, Co-Founder and Lecturer at UNTERNEHMERSCHULE from ESCP Europe and so much more. Most importantly, he’s just a great human being who played a significant role in turning Berlin into a startup hotspot. Joerg Rheinboldt is Managing Director APX - a joint venture between Axel Springer and Porsche investing in early-stage startups from around the world. In this episode, we talk about his experience in building and growing startups as an entrepreneur and as an investor, his investment strategy, and his views on the startup ecosystem in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.What you’ll learn about:His experience with startups from opposite perspectivesAPX’s investments in teams with ideasHow the pandemic impacted APX and the VC realmCommon mistakes startups make on the venture path What APX looks for in a team to invest inMental Mining: APX’s mental health programmeAPX is also one of the few who has taken a stance and acted on startup founders' mental health. Joerg discusses APX’s approach to equipping these people with the skills needed to maintain a healthy balance. He discusses how being busy is the new stupid and how imperative it is to own your time.APX provides much needed support to startups with big ideas. If your business is just starting out and you want to know how to go about seeking out a VC or to approach APX, this episode will be your roadmap to success. A very captivating interview, thank you Joerg Rheinboldt!Enjoy the show and happy listening!For detailed show notes and relevant links, visit www.stunandawe.comIf you want to accelerate traction, hit the growth stage, and upgrade your scaling skills, check out our Growth Leap online course. It’s a step-by-step guide to design your tech startup for high performance and impact. It’s packed with actionable and proven frameworks and tools to improve your startups performance, from better customer acquisition to clear prioritization and more productive meetings.Learn more here: https://academy.stunandawe.com

059 - Alex Vita of Foreground Web has been building websites exclusively for photographers for the past 13 years. And in that time, he's seen a lot of change. But the one constant—something that's about to get even more important with Google's upcoming algorithm change—is the need to write for actual human beings, not an army of bots. This week, Alex joins me to talk about the common website and SEO mistakes photographers make, and how YOU can avoid them. What To Listen For: Why focusing too much on SEO is a big mistakeWhat blogging is and what it isn't—plus a long list of post ideasHow to help guide your readers with a lil' thing called "behavior flow"The huge performance bottleneck you must avoid on your websiteWhy Alex prefers WordPress over Squarespace…...and the common platform he's adamantly against Cue up this latest episode for tons of actionable search-optimization tips!Resources From This Episode: Foreground WebGoogle Page Speed Insights & GTmetrix (free page-speed tools)Newsfeed Eradicator (for Chrome)Hair of the Dog AcademyHair of the Dog Facebook groupHair of the Dog Elevate   

Christina Lenkowski - Why being a guest on other people's podcasts should be your next marketing move. Christina Lenkowski is a forward-thinking publicity strategist and educator for entrepreneurs, speakers, and authors looking to expand their credibility and go from “best-kept secret” to “go-to expert” in their industries through being a guest on other people’s podcasts. During her 13 years of PR agency and consulting work, she helped clients earn spots in print publications like Martha Stewart Living, Sunset, Reader’s Digest, and Big Life, and online coverage in MSN.com and TravelChannel.com, among others. Christina herself has been featured on websites like Medium.com and CEOHacks.com. She’s been a guest on many podcasts, including Her Empire Builder, Book Your Dream Clients, Health Coach Nation, and Launch It, Girl, and helped her clients get booked on many other top-rated shows. Christina joins me on Your Partner In Success™ Radio to share: How being a guest on other people's podcasts drives warm, qualified leads over to youWhat you should have in place before you start pitching yourself to other people's podcastsHow to come up with killer topic ideasHow to find podcasts that your ideal customer is listening toAnd much more Find her on the web: Website | Instagram | LinkedIn

This week we are delighted to welcome Essex opening bowler, Sam Cook.Playing club cricket at the windiest ground in the world How to celebrate a win properlyEssential tea itemsBrowney hugs TrescothickAlternative toss ideasHow to spot a village cricketerEnjoy!

Learn how to use the "Yes, and..." strategy for engaging conversations.  Learn how to use the word "but" strategically to emphasize certain parts of your communication.Grab your copy of 12 Proven Communication Tactics to Make a Positive Impact Immediately. It covers the best communication tactics on just a few pages. You can use it as your go-to cheat sheet to stand out and shine in every situation.WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER IN EPISODE 2Why the word "but" can create defensiveness How the word "and" fosters creativity and new ideasHow to use "yes, and" in negotiationsHow to decline requests using the "No, but..." strategyCheck the out blog post for this episode.For more great communication resources join me over at CommunicationCharm.comIf you realized that you need one on one help from me then reach out. Head on over to my website CommunicationCharm.com

About this episodeIn today's episode, we have Yvonne Yeo and Clowie Tan the co-founders of Relogo. They first started offering relocation services and they've recently launched a search platform to allow users to view available units from various coliving brands.One of the things that I've noticed with our guests here on Chief Best Friends, is that the business that co-founders choose to build is so unique to them.Clowie was one of the founders who started Chope, a well-known table booking platform here in Asia, while Yvonne led operations and expansion for one of the premier coworking spaces here in Singapore called The Great Room.In their case, Relogo was something that could only come out from their unique experience and background. They're coming onto the show today to share how that journey began. And how they've organically expanded their business offering to keep up with a constantly changing landscape, especially in the midst of a global pandemic. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODEHow past work experience can be the beginnings of business ideasHow to pick a business partner through complementary strengthsHaving mutual respect and enjoying each other’s company makes for a successful business partnershipHow being intentional can help founders build a company you’re proud to be buildingHow to combat resentment and agreements through open and honest communicationsHow to move fast and make decisions when there are two decision-makers LINKS AND RESOURCESArticle: Five questions with Yvonne Yeo, Relogo Relocation and Relogo Coliving (Tech Collective)Book: Becoming by Michelle ObamaBook: The New Contented Little Baby by Gina FordMeditation App: HeadspaceInstagram accounts to follow, for parents: @solidstarts, @baby_led_eating, @kids.eat.in.color, @curious.parenting, @the.dentistmomYoutube channels for parents: Hapa FamilyPodcast: On Being SAY HI AND CONNECT WITH RELOGO!Relogo ColivingRelogo RelocationRelogo on InstagramRelogo on YouTubeRelogo on FacebookRelogo on LinkedInYvonne Yeo on LinkedInClowie Tan on LinkedIn ENJOYED THIS EPISODE?Leave a review and help others find Chief Best FriendsShare with me on Instagram (@chiefbestfriends)Chat with me on Twitter (@cbfpod)

The team is joined by our third team member Katie! The team catches up on financial, self care and other everyday topics like:How are you staying entertained during COVIDWhat are some free or almost free self care ideasHow the team did on Amazon Prime Day (Hint: Felipe didn't do as well)Also Chase discovered a new app We chat about all this and more in our Quarantine Update #3.About The ShowTo learn more about DebtWave Credit Counseling, visit our website or connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.To learn more about the San Diego Financial Literacy Center, visit our website or connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.Support the show (https://www.sdflc.org/help-sdflc/donate/)

Today we are with Imagine and Motion from the Social Nuisance Podcast.  We were on their show back in December 2019 and we are excited to have them with us today. They met in 2011 at a community college and quickly hit it off as like-minded passionate artists and intellectuals. Motion was a dedicated Poet and Imagine, a Rapper. Both are inspired by the world around them and look to contribute their perspectives to any and every conversation. Dialog and Discussion are at the root of any development, evolution, and progressive movement. Imagine and Motion created the podcast in hopes of providing a sensible, humorous, and in your face conversation on the things that matter in the world, people and the social environments we find ourselves in. The world changes by way of Nuisances, willing to take that first step in rocking the boat, stirring the pot, and ruffling some feathers.    "Pretend we all agree.  We're all going to have a different perspective and motivation on what we're going to do with those facts anyways.  So I'm kinda all about just hearing it all out." - Motion   "Personal motto KMF, keep moving forward, all day, everyday." - Imagine   Topics we discuss: What are and what do we strive for regarding Shared American Ideals The idea of breaking a binary political system What voting local is all about and why it is important Gaining perspective from other's regardless of their thoughts and ideasHow this will break division Even when hate is involved Relationship between citizen's and policeThe Bad apple argument Ideas for improving policing relationships with citizens Them growing up and what lead them to each other.Understanding their identities Be accepted and alienated Accepting themselves and personal identities Facts, what they are and the difference with truth   References: Social Nuisance Podcast Our episode with them Joe Biden saying "shoot them in the leg" Officer Tipton says "I Don't Care" as man dies in his custody Black couple in Englewood shot while sleeping in car Lloyd Wilkey EpisodesPart 1 Part 2 Part 3 The thin blue line Dick Gregory on Policing - VIDEO IS FIRE!!   Credits: Lead editor + Producer: Ruf Holmes   Music: Main Theme: "Eaze Does It" by Shye Eaze and DJ Rufbeats, a More In Common Podcast Exclusive. Guest theme:  "quick note" by DJ Rufbeats created as a More In Common Podcast Exclusive.

Eric Ronald's 3 implementable tasks that you can do to level up your game:Be accountable to yourself.Hone your crafts.Seek out and consume art that inspires you.Today's guest is someone who likes to do things his own way. Eric Ronald is a filmmaker turned wedding photographer. Based in Melbourne, he loves to explore new styles in his photographs and it never fails to surprise everyone.The visual storyteller dedicates his work in capturing authentic moments. With his out-of-the-box ideas and his unique perspective, he became an awardee of the AIPP Australian Album of the Year in 2017 and 2018.In this episode, Eric shared how he keeps things real, how he continuously creates ideas, and how he connects with couples. You'll surely learn unique perspectives and out-of-the-box ideas from today's episode, so don't miss it!Key TakeawaysMajor turning points that influenced his careerDiversity in his approach and how he exhibits it in his portfolioHow his photography skills developed over the yearsHis method of practicing his skillsHow he connects with his couplesHow he organises his approach in weddingsOn taking notes of his ideas and techniquesImportance of location scouting when generating ideasHow he overcame creative blocksImportance of knowing your equipmentHis inspiration for his photographsHow his cinematography background helped with his imagesWhy you should understand the use of your equipmentQuotes“Play, curiousity, and experimenting are all these pillars of how I roll.”“I've always had it. But I guess over the years, I've gotten more tools in my toolkit to dive deeper into that.”"Wedding photography is my passion. And that is where I play, where I experiment as where I succeed and as where I fail.”“Failure is the biggest success.”“It's just about making stuffs that make me happy, that make my couples happy.”LinksEric Ronald Website - https://www.ericronald.net/Eric Ronald Email – eric@ericronald.netEric Ronald Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ericronaldphoto/Eric Ronald Facebook - https://m.facebook.com/ericronaldphotography/Katie Harmsworth Photography - http://katieharmsworth.com/

Join us as we speak with Paul Moore, found of Wellings Capital. Paul started his career at Ford Motor Company, went on to co-found a staffing firm that he later sold, and then got involved in real estate. After investing in single families he progressed to multi-family properties, and then evolved to self-storage and mobile home parks.In this episode we go into detail about how to maximize your NOI, and force appreciation in self-storage properties by adding additional income beyond your normal rents. We also discuss different tax strategies that every commercial real estate investor should be using, how to find tax strategists instead of just CPAs, how to find cost seg analysts and more.Tax Strategies Mentioned in the Episode: You need to fire your CPA if they’re not a tax strategist1031 exchangeDelaware Statutory TrustsCost Segregation and Engineering Cost Segregation Study - accelerate depreciationSection 179 - ensures capex is pushed into 1st year rather than over 15 yearsReset Basis at Death - Heirs can reset the basis on the asset that you 1031’ed over the yearsQualified Real Estate Professional (QREP)Best Way to Contact Paul:https://www.wellingscapital.com/Helpful Links:Store Local - self-storage co-op that shares marketing expenses and ideasHow to Lose Money podcastGetting There BookBest way to contact your host, Mason Klement:mason@masonklement.comhttps://www.masonklement.com/Be sure not to miss any future episodes by subscribing to the Scalable Real Estate Investing Podcast using the links below.YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgDaSaSQP0KLoVCgydDd9HwBuzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1131344

This podcast interview focuses on product innovation that has the power to enable us to achieve results and grow in ways we’d not be able to achieve on our own. My guest is Gina Bianchini, CEO of Mighthy Networks.Gina Bianchini is an American entrepreneur and investor. Before Mighty Networks, she was CEO of Ning, which she co-founded with Marc Andreessen. Under her leadership, Ning grew to 100 million people in 300,000 active social networks across subcultures, professional networks, entertainment, politics, and education.In addition to Mighty Networks, Gina serves as a board director of TEGNA a $3 billion broadcast and digital media company, and served as a board director of Scripps Networks, an $12 billion public company which owns HGTV, The Food Network, and The Travel Channel that merged with Discovery Communications in 2018.Gina has been featured on the cover of Fortune and Fast Company and in Wired, Vanity Fair, Bloomberg, and The New York Times. She has appeared on Charlie Rose, CNBC, and CNN.She grew up in Cupertino, California, graduated with honors from Stanford University, started her career in the nascent High Technology Group at Goldman, Sachs & Co., and received her M.B.A from Stanford Business School.Her mission at Mighty Networks is to usher in a new era of creative business built on community.And that inspired me, and hence I invited her to my podcast. We explore the challenge in the market where the world seems to be more targeting audiences, rather than creating communities. We dig deeper into the opportunity for any business to enable your customers to reach much bigger goals and stretch in ways that just are not possible operating on their own.Here are some of her quotes:When we see people who are successful in bringing people together and creating just an important experience in their lives, mastering something interesting, mastering something important together, it's incredibly gratifying.What makes what we do so much fun is that it really is who we are as people to want to come together and software and digital technologies have such power to connect. But you know, so far they've been used in many cases to create even more isolation.The best way to navigate uncertainty and rapidly changing environments is through being a member of a community, but again, not an audience, a community. That we're all sharing and contributing our stories, our experiences, and our ideas. And when we can do that, we get to make the rules together.During this interview, you will learn three things:That people don’t really need more stuff – but absolutely need more connection, and more opportunities to learn and get better. How, by creating an online community you not only help your customers, but it also enables you to be much more tuned in with them to get feedback, learn,… and ideasHow building communities as a software business enables you to be more ambitious See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this interview, we talked about:Why coming up with the most ideas is the WAY to the best ideasStrategies to come up with more ideas with divergent and convergent thinkingUsing associations between words to come up with new ideas and introduce a level of tension to your brainstormingUsing Roukes list to develop ideasHow to USE procrastination intentionally to fire up your creativity and make and reframe what might feel like procrastination into the incubation phase of the creative processThe importance of having a way to record ideasThe image Hannah painted after combining ideas in different ways to extend her thinking about what she wanted to paint. She discussed this in the podcast.Links & Books Mentioned in the ShowFlorence Wiliams – The Three Day EffectDr. Shelly Carson, Your Creative BrainSparketypes TestConnect with Hannah FitzgibbonHannah Fitzgibbon left her corporate finance job to reconnect with her creativity. Her goal is to help people like you develop and trust your creativity to find more joy and flow in work you love. Hannah is a curator of ideas – bringing diverse research together to tell stories about creativity. She also draws, paints and writes.If you’d like to connect with Hannah, you can find her at:Hannah’s WebsiteOn FacebookOn InstagramLike the Podcast?Are you a subscriber? If not, I invite you to subscribe, so you’ll get notified every time a new episode goes up.Click here to subscribe on iTunes.Click here to subscribe on Stitcher.And, if you’re enjoying what you’re hearing, I’d be super grateful if you left me a review. Those help other creative souls find this show, and they’re fun to read. To leave a review, open up the podcast in your podcast player. Scroll down to the bottomStay Connected with AmySubscribe to the newsletter to get weekly ideas, tips, and inspiration to get started creating and acting on those creative callings.Connect on FacebookConnect on InstagramSome of the links in this post are affiliate links to help offset podcast production costs.

Sometimes you run across someone in life and you feel the nudge to reach out and get to know them better. Nicie Andrew is one of those people. We were reading an article on Austin Monthly, 'Black-Owned Businesses to Support in Austin' and saw that her business was featured. The more we learned about her via our Google searches, the more we wanted to meet her. We reached out via Instagram DM, and here we are.Nicie is 25 years old and is already shaping up to be a serial entrepreneur. In addition to being a 5th grade Math teacher, she is growing two of her own businesses - The Millennial Perspective, which focuses on helping others launch their own online businesses from idea conception to web presence to branding and packaging, and Golden Goddesz, a passion project turned business centering on beautifully made stationary and planners.Here's a quick overview of our discussion:Running a Business in Today's LandscapeHer role in the anti-racism movementThe shift she made in her product-based business due to COVID-19Embracing the Entrepreneurial Bug in CollegeThe birth of her first businessThe mission of helping and serving young entrepreneurs in her community of Northeast AustinInsight for Those Starting OutWhy all your passions are not business ideasHow to identify the most sustainable business idea out of a long listRecovering from imposter syndrome and identifying as an entrepreneurDaily Routines to Fuel SuccessMorning coffee, devotional, intentional thoughtsPrioritize 2-3 items for the day, YouTube UniversityThe one nutrition tip she includes every single dayThe daily practice that keeps her grounded and empowered to keep goingWhat's NextOnline stationary design coursesThe ultimate goal: community space for entrepreneurs to have access to trainings, technology and supplies to start and further their businessesMuscle Creative Wrap-UpIf you could listen to only one music artist for the rest of your life who would it be? Demi LovatoWhere can people find you online?InstagramMiss NicieThe Millennial PerspectiveGolden GoddeszFacebookAll BusinessesWebsitehttp://missnicie.com/https://themillennialperspective.net/http://www.goldengoddesz.com/*Special shout-out to Purposefully Craftee for inspiring Nicie to jump in with Golden Goddesz*

Mike Summers | Geoff McHenry | Yesenia Bello |Stewart Cornelius | Dave Smith | LaToya Christian In this episode, the Marketing Misfits discuss a variety of topics2:30 Intros - Intro Song “Ye” Burna Boy8:00 Black History Deep MonthBeyond 28 Campaign28 Days isn’t enough to celebrate Black HistoryBlack Culture influences the worldTom Steyer & JuvieMcDonald’s 365Black.comWhy do we need Black History Month?14:00 Target & Honey Pot, All-Natural Plant Based Feminine Care Products owned by a black woman attacked and Black Twitter came to the rescue and saved their ratings and boosted salesWhat’s the downside of companies being blind to the black/brown?19:15 Reference to interlude on Solange, “A Seat at the Table” with Tina Knowles speaking20:15 The Drum: Stories of being black in advertising (most stories written by women) – Carol H. Williams How black culture lends itself to billion-dollar ideasHow do we feel as people of color in the marketing/advertising industry?The CountGroup M announced black woman CEO of organization in UK, Karen Blackett28:25 Ad Age Year-Round Black History Month:Chevrolet, “Throw Like a Girl”, Monet DavisCheerios, “Just Checkin In”, Bi-Racial FamilyNike, “Equality”44:55 Music Break “Anybody“ Burna Boy47:15 Women’s History MonthUS Women’s Soccer Legal Dispute over unfair wages paidCoca-Cola and P&G have stepped in and said it’s problematic.Secret & Nike as well have spoken outWhy aren’t they paying these women?60:20 Megan The Stallion Contract Dispute. How is it different to market an artist in today's modern age. Do you still need labels or contracts?67:00 Ad Week: 12 women’s history ads:KY The Pleasure is mine, #getwhatyouwant Morning After Waffle / Blue Waffle (Mythical STD)Budweiser redid old ads to portray women in more positive light 70:00 Outro – “If” Davido See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Listeners of TubeTalk know we love to dive into creator stories, to find out how they started their journey, and the steps they took to success on YouTube.In this week’s episode, we're joined by Chris Turner, who is a British comedian and a freestyle rapper. He has over 17M views on his YouTube channel, and his comedy gigs regularly sell out. He has created a successful YouTube presence around a niche topic and has a lot of very valuable advice for fellow creators. In this podcast you will learn:How to use YouTube as a showcase for your workWhy the platform is one of the best marketing tools for entertainersWhy live streaming is a great way to build your offline audienceHow to use YouTube's Community Tools to crowdsource content ideasHow adding closed captions in different languages can help your international reachHow any content creator can learn the art of storytelling from an entertainerFor the show notes, head over to https://vidiq.com/blog/post/how-to-be-successful-entertainer-youtube-tubetalk-204/. Don't forget to leave a review and subscribe in your favorite podcast app!Any questions or comments? feel free to email me Liron@vidIQ.com

Charlie Gilkey is the author of Start Finishing: How To Go From Idea To Done. An Army veteran and near Ph.D. in philosophy, Charlie is the founder of Productive Flourishing, a company that helps professional creatives, leaders, and change-makers take meaningful action on work matters. He’s widely cited in outlets such as Inc. Magazine, Time, Forbes, The Guardian, Life Hacker and more and his work will help you discover the path from the ideas in your head to the actions you take in your daily life and the way you live out your values – and most importantly how to go about getting things done.Need help with completing your goals in 2019? The One You Feed Transformation Program can help you accomplish your goals this year.But wait – there’s more! The episode is not quite over!! We continue the conversation and you can access this exclusive content right in your podcast player feed. Head over to our Patreon page and pledge to donate just $10 a month. It’s that simple and we’ll give you good stuff as a thank you!In This Interview, Charlie Gilkey and I Discuss Getting Things Done and …His book, Start Finishing: How To Go From Idea To DoneHow kindness towards others often brings out the best in everyoneThe Tao Te ChingFocusing on your input and letting go of the resultsWhy finishing is so importantThat we only get mastery from finishing things, not halfway doing themWe don’t just improve by thinking about things, we improve by doing themCreative constipation breeds toxicity We’re either creating something or destroying somethingWe don’t do ideas, we do projectsHow it feels good to think about our ideasHow doing our best work is often really hardThe myth: if it’s meant to be for us, it’s supposed to be easyThat when you start something you’re not as good at it as you want to be and it takes time to and effort to get betterThe myth that if it doesn’t come easy for you, you shouldn’t do itDoing something until you’re good enough at it to decide whether or not you want to continue doing itThe 5 things that get in the way of doing our best workHead Trash: Doesn’t matter if a thought is true or not – it matters if we believe it or notThe problem with automatically believing our thoughtsHow discipline limits decision fatigueAction expresses priorityBeing sick isn’t a character defect – how you respond to it mattersThat big life changes take life force and energy in order for us to respond to and deal with them and that’s life force that we can’t put towards other things – and that’s okCharlie Gilkey Links:productiveflourishing.comTwitterFacebookEverlyWell: Offers more than 35 at-home lab tests with super easy to follow instructions. Results are processed in a certified lab and reviewed by board-certified physicians and are then sent directly to you within days. The EverlyWell digital platform helps break down exactly what your results mean for you plus you can also set up a free discussion with a healthcare professional to discuss them. To start learning more about your health, go to everlywell.com/wolf and enter promo code WOLF for 15% off your testPhlur – Eric created his own sampler set that you can try! Get this curated sampler set or create your own. Get 20% off your first 3 Phlur samples at Phlur.com/wolfCalm: The #1 rated app for meditation. They have meditations for anxiety, adult bedtime stories, soothing music, calm masterclasses with may One You Feed Guests. www.calm.com/wolf 25% off a Calm Premium SubscriptionIf you enjoyed this conversation with Charlie Gilkey on getting things done, you might also enjoy these other episodes:Chris BaileyDavid KadavyTim Pychyl

TUNE IN TO LEARN:Simple breakfast ideas to maximize your nutrition, easy and fast, ready-to-goSimple lunch and dinner ideasHow to do basic meal prepping for 2-3 daysFrozen or fresh vegetables? What's bestStart living fueled with passion life of YOUR dreams today! IG VideoMy favorite rich, creamy and refreshing - delicious coconut dessert recipe.FOOD SCHOOL is ON!To be your best - Feed your best!!! "Health Eating 101" and many other super practical and fun courses to master your plate for life are waiting for you! GET MY 10-DAY EMAIL HEALTH COURSE. THE FOUNDATION SERIES. SUBSCRIBE! Need help with meal plan? Fat Loss? Weight Loss? Health? Energy? Mental and Physical performance? An athlete cutting weight? Not sure how to start on KETO? Intermittent fasting? How to get lean and shredded and healthy without starving yourself? EMAIL ME: Angela at CreateYourself.Today Created by Angela Shurina Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/FoodSchool)

A World of Creativity is a special interview series within Enhancing the Human Experience co-hosted by myself and Mark Stinson. In this series, we talk with successful people from around the globe to find out how they get inspired, where their ideas come from, and how they apply creativity in their business and personal lives. Scroll to the end of this post to listen to prior episodes in this series. Our guests this week are John Beggs and Danilo Fratangelo. John is the founder and CEO of Collective Loop, a creative agency that offers brand design and development, content creation, and social media solutions. John has over 20 years experience in advertising and marketing. Danilo Fratangelo has over 15 years experience in marketing, advertising, and problem solving. For the last three years Danilo has been the CEO of Arteria Lifeshare. He's also a guitar/bass player, a father, and a has recently taken up urban running. In this episode, you'll discover: The value of being really sure of the problem you're trying to solve before beginning the creative processThe benefits of having tight deadlinesThe importance of sticking to the project briefWhy it's important to constantly expand your knowledge about a multitude of things outside your area of expertiseThe benefits of working in groups to develop creative ideasHow spending time with children can help you be more creative Resources mentioned in this episode: Sprint: How to Solve Big Problems and Test New Ideas In Just Five Days, by Jake Knapp, John Zeratsky, and Braden Kowitz The Copywriter's Bible, by Alistair Crompton Listen to prior episodes in this series: Being Authentic, Exploring Your World, and Continually Recreating Yourself with Sherri Talley | ETHX 119 A World of Creativity with Guest Host Mark Stinson | ETHX 118 Thanks for listening! I hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, share it with a friend and subscribe on your favorite podcast app. You can also listen to every episode of Enhancing The Human Experience on YouTube. All the best! Mark P.S. – Have you visited the Focus & Flow store yet? If not, what are you waiting for? You’ll find all sorts of products and apparel you’ll enjoy using and wearing that will also help you consciously create and live the life you want. While you’re there be sure to subscribe to the mailing list so you can stay in the loop with all of the new things coming down the line!

Legendary inventor Doug Hall shares how to generate and implement great ideas with scientific precision. — YOU'LL LEARN —An equation that predicts the quantity of ideas generatedHow fear impedes the creation of ideasHow to fast-track ideas through a learning mindsetSubscribe or visit AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep410 for clickable versions of the links below. — ABOUT DOUG —Doug Hall is an inventor, researcher, educator, and craft whiskey maker. He is the founder of the Eureka! Ranch, Innovation Engineering Institute, and Brain Brew Custom Whisk(e)y. He has been named one of America's top innovation experts by Inc. magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Dateline NBC, CNBC, CIO magazine, and the CBC. His book Jump Start Your Business Brain was named one of the 100 Best Business Books of All Time by 800-CEO-Read. — RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE SHOW —Sponsored Message: The University of California, Irvine is a leader in Continuing EducationSponsored Message: Take your maintenance to the max with the MaintMax appDoug's website: www.DougHall.comDoug's Assessment: www.DougHall.com/VIPDoug's business: www.EurekaRanch.comDoug's books: North Pole Tenderfoot: A Rookie Goes on a North Pole Expedition Following in Admiral Peary's Footsteps, Driving Eureka!: Problem-Solving with Data-Driven Methods & the Innovation Engineering System, Jump Start Your Brain, Jump Start Your Business Brain: The Scientific Way To Make More MoneyBook: Toward Wisdom by Copthorne MacdonaldView transcript, show notes, and links at AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep410.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today's talk features Sara Nagy, an AI Evangelist at Microsoft, working with the Microsoft AI engineering team to help customers with their journey to a greater future through these advanced technologies.You'll find in this episode, a very informative and highly energetic talk on topics ranging from how to be thoughtful about your career path, what people at the top level are concerned about in regards to the future of AI, and what is working to unblock some of these big challenges.With over 1200 speaking engagements under her belt she also talks about how to be a successful speaker and deliver a great message, and finally we have some pieces on the true purpose of AI in developing human intelligence.Notable points taken away from the talk:-The biggest blockers for successful technology adoption: culture, legacy thought, legacy systems-If you are scared of a future ruled by robots and AI, is it your job to challenge that future and guide the changes for a more fruitful human existence reality-the most successful AI adoptions come from progressive leaders, who test and develop solutions internally, to get change ownership from individuals at the organization and successful buy in before customer scale-the entire purpose of AI is to augment human thinking, we should all be concentrating on these ideasHow to contact Sara:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sara-nagy-22463a/Twitter: https://twitter.com/saranagyThanks for listening!Feel free to follow me on LinkedIn, or Instagram!

Today’s Game Changer Chat is with MuchelleB. Michelle is a YouTuber who across her two channels has grown her audience to over 250,000. On her main channel Michelle covers topics such as intentional living, minimalism, habits and self-development, and on her second channel teaches new YouTubers how to grow their channel.In today’s chat Michelle is teaching you:How to set up and epic content creation workflowHow to stay inspired and find content ideasHow to stand out with your branding and your effortHow to go deep into self-love work Things mentioned in this episodeLibby (online Library)Hank GreenLoving Kindness Meditation Follow MuchelleB Here:https://www.youtube.com/user/muchellebhttps://www.instagram.com/muchelleb/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Show Notes Networking is the #1 way to find hidden opportunities that go unadvertised. Follow-up becomes the most critical part of the networking process. .By feeling grateful and demonstrating the gratitude in your words and actions - you will double the effectiveness of your search..Don't miss these Topics:Gratitude, the attitude and approach, the mindset  Post-meeting strategies and ideasHow to create an audience experienceOthers-focused contribution and offers of helpThe Job Search UpdatePersonalizing your messages shows honorTools for tracking your search process and networkingWhat is the Gratitude Chain and how it can help youHow do you measure success of networking?Asking permission for referral contact informationThe importance of thank you notes and what to writeResources (including affiliate links)Using Google Docs as a Job Search CRMReview the Podcast  Anatomy of a Networking Conversation Get your Free E-Book and Companion Audio Now Email DOWNLOAD NOW

WARNING: This episode contains descriptions of consent violations both factual and fictitious.Today Adam and Craig delve into the ins and outs of Consent and kink and BDSM play. From the basics of pre play negotiation and continued consent to more advanced topics and unique issues with consent in kink and BDSM play.Basic consent ideasHow to have a Pre scene discussionWhat's the difference between hard limits and soft limitsBe ready to clearly set ideas, don’t be vagueTalk about the reasons behind your limits, don't just give a laundry list.Absence of no isn't the same as yes. The ‘enthusiastic yes’ conceptExplain the concept of Continued consentOngoing discussions in a scene. Both the tops and bottoms responsibilityThe traffic light systemAdvanced consent ideasDangers of shifting limits in subspaceDangers of going nonverbalPlaying without a safewordImplicit expectations of play spaces, darkrooms/orgy rooms ect, knowing the space.Clear ways to give nonverbal consentClear ways to show nonverbal refusal of Consent How to protect yourselfThe difficulty with grey areas of consentViolation without a deliberate violatorOur thoughts on how to handle  these events as a subOur thoughts on how to handle events if you're the top in questionThe concept of rashomon in conflict For further exploration of these issues and concepts, I highly recommend these episodes of Graydancer’s Ropecasthttp://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/4141987http://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/4251755http://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/4293354If you would like to comment on anything talked about here today, or want to hear us talk about particular fetishes, or even wish to come on the show to talk about it yourself, you can reach us by Email, Facebook or Twitter at:kinkyboyspodcast@gmail.comfacebook.com/kinkyboyspodcasttwitter.com/kinkyboyspodThis is brought to you by howtokillasuperhero.net

Ella James is an Australian media personality who went to LA to make it in comedy, to act in films, to be in the theatre and to continue her work as a world recognised voice talent. This is an interesting chat in which we talk about working at the Comedy Store on Sunset Blvd in LA, the creative process, the sacrifices we make for our dreams, and the importance of having the right people in your corner. What does it take to be an Aussie and make it in the Hollywood market? We absolutely loved having Ella as our guest this week, and we think you will too.In this episode, we cover:-Goal setting, dreams and how to make them a realitySurviving in show business in LAA key question... why not me?Life as a standup comic playing the best venues in LAWriting a gag... the process of creating content for a comedy setEffective tips and tools for capturing your ideasHow to build rapport with your audience?Why surrounding yourself with the right people is critical?The sliding scale of preparationHow observation leads to great comedy and great insightThe sacrifices necessary for chasing your passion50 Shades of InspirationUsing meditation and creative visualisation to createThe delights that journaling can bringWhat's a Pocket Day?Dealing with a tough audience   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Most of us are on social media these days - but as a wellness business owner, are you using it effectively to grow your business?That's what we'll be discussing today with social media maven Laura Roeder! Most of you are probably already familiar with Laura and LKR Social Media. She's created numerous online programs to train small business owners in using social media for their online marketing.Today Laura will be giving us some really useful tips for health and wellness coaches about social media, how she developed her business, and she'll also give us some suggestions for further reading.What you'll learn in this episode:How to stop wasting time, find a good workflow, and use social media effectively for your businessWhich platforms to focus on, and how to decideWhy it's not that important to be on the cutting edge with new developments in social mediaHow to make your job easier with social media automation toolsHow to find the balance between personal and professional use of social media for your businessThe big turning points for Laura's business and how she became successfulWhy it's important to get outside help with your business early, before you think you need itWhy you shouldn't be afraid to tap into your wacky, off-the-wall business ideasHow to find a niche for your programLaura's book recommendationsEpisode Links:LKR Social MediaBufferHootsuiteVin Diesel's Facebook pageMastering the Rockefeller HabitsA Return to LoveJoin the Wellpreneur Community on FacebookThis episode originally aired on The Wellpreneur Podcast.Get the full show notes with links:https://wellpreneur.com/e22-tips-social-media-maven-laura-roeder/Copyright 2012-2020 Wellpreneur Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands