Podcast appearances and mentions of kip clark

With Rachel Joy, Trainer of NLP and Master Coach Original Air Date: 3/8/2022 (Episode 47) If your childhood and upbringing were marked by trauma, and you know in your heart that you were meant for more, listen to this incredible conversation with trauma survivor Rachel Joy. She shares with us what growing up was like, her own experience with addiction, and the bright future she envisioned and made happen for herself. This is a true story of having a dream, and never giving up. We had to cut the interview down for the podcast. The full interview is available in our UNCUT Vault at theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut Episode links: Listen to Rachel Joy's podcast Speak Louder on Apple Podcasts Read Rachel's story on her website Follow Rachel on Instagram at @theracheljoy1 Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Elaine Lou Cartas, business and career coach Original Air Date: 11/2/2022 (Episode 11) After Elaine lost her job at 30 years old, she gave herself the pep talk of a life time (you can hear it in the first 5 seconds of this episode!), and started her own coaching business. But her approach has not been the “follow the leader” with funnels, launches, webinars or even Facebook ads. In fact, she does not do ads at all. Her approach is simple, human, and based on her years of experience in non-profit fundraising. Listen for the tricks that could turn your business around! Episode links: Visit Elaine Lou's website Follow Elaine on Instagram @elainelou_ and send her a DM! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Suzy Ashworth, Quantum Transformation and Embodiment Coach Original Air Date: 2/15/2021 (Episode 41) Suzy Ashworth is a Quantum Transformation and Embodiment coach who helps entrepreneurs step into a higher version of themselves, a version that believes they are deserving of higher success. If you're not into the woo woo, hey, me either, and Suzy is one of us. She's one of the most practical people I know, and up until recently she was a successful business coach, before she found quantum healing and it helped her reach a million dollars in revenue in a single year. I had her explain to me what this is, and how we can all tap into that goldmine of awareness. I had her explain it all to me like I am a 5 year old, and I know you're going to be as fascinated as I was. We had to cut the interview down for the podcast, but I did ask her about one major life decision and event that she and I have in common. If you would like to hear that really personal secret snippet, head over to theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut and get access to our uncut interview vault. Episode links: Visit Suzy's website Visit Suzy's former business Follow Suzy on Instagram Subscribe to Suzy's podcast The Limitless Life Experience Podcast Download Suzy's 30 days of affirmations audio Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Lauren Eliz Love, Coach and Healer for Female Entrepreneurs Original Air Date: 2/1/2021 (Episode 37) Have you ever wanted to quit your job and move in with your boyfriend's parents? No? Me, either. Yet, that's just what Lauren Eliz Love did after quitting her job as a television producer in New York City. Tentatively stepping into the world of online entrepreneurship at first with a blog, she's built a powerful online presence that includes courses, a book, a podcast, and tens of thousands of instagram followers.  In this intimate conversation, Lauren talks candidly about the insights, lessons, highlights and traumas of her journey, including divorce, addiction, and abuse. With a genuine interest in changing the world, Lauren shares her views on leadership, business, partnerships, and how everyone should go on a journey of healing their heart. Episode links: Lauren and her partner speak up about the trouble in their partnership. Listen to episode 135 of the Lauren of Love podcast Visit Lauren's website Follow Lauren on Instagram @laurenoflove Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Karen Donaldson, Communications & Body Language Expert Original Air Date: 12/28/2020 (Episode 27) Karen Donaldson was a studious, athletic, social and overachiever in high school who received a full scholarship to a US college. She had earned every bit of her success up until that point, and her life was MADE. And then, the unthinkable happened. She lost it all: her friends, the scholarship, and her bright future. All up in smoke. What she did next surprised even herself. And now, many years later, she is at the top of her game teaching the world about the public speaking industry. But how did she get started? And how can we get paid for speaking as well? We dive into Karen's incredible story and share tips with you on how to hit the stage and get paid for expertise you have right now! Episode links: Visit Karen's website at karendonaldsoninc.com If you would like to learn more about the speaking world, visit speakandgetbooked.com Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Rachel Miller, Founder Moolah Marketer Original Air Date: 12/14/2020 (Episode 23) Every heard the expression “blessing in disguise”? Sometimes the best things in your life happen because you found yourself at rock bottom. That's exactly the incredible millionaire success story of Rachel Miller at Moolah Marketer. After growing multiple blogs to the millions of followers, Rachel found her place in the online world and now teaches others how to create authentic viral audiences with their content. In this episode we dive into her ups and downs along the journey and the lesson you won't hear anywhere else: The first step to creating your blog is NOT what you think. Episode links: Join the Grow Your Audience Facebook group Also referenced: Perry Belcher and Stu McLaren Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Luisa Zhou, founder of Employee-to-Entrepreneur Original Air Date: 11/23/2020 (Episode 17) Can you imagine busting your butt getting your side hustle to work, and it not only works, but you make a MILLION DOLLARS within your first year! And then… you lose it in the same amount of time. This is just one of the many lessons our superstar guest multi-million business owner Luisa Zhou has for us in this episode. I ask her about losing the money, horrible coaching experiences, and her choosing to get rid of her higher touch coaching packages in the coming year. You will walk away with a new understanding for what it takes to make it in the online coaching world, and how to avoid some of the most common pitfalls. Listen to the end for Luisa's DO RIGHT NOW advice. Episode links: Visit Luisa's website luisazhou.com Read Luisa Zhou's feature in Forbes Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Jen Hemphill, Money Confidence Mentor If you are like most Americans, your debt may be stressing you out. From mortgage to credit card debt, it seems like there is no getting out of the IOUs. In this episode, Jen Hemphill shares with us her story of being deep in debt even despite her being sought after by family and friends for financial advice. She was smart and resourceful, but it felt like she could never get out of the hole. That was until she discovered the one thing that mattered most, and was missing from her analysis. And chances are, it's missing from yours, too. Episode links: Shout out to our friend Pablo Listen to Ina's interview on Jen's Her Dinero Matters podcast Visit Jen Hemphill's website Buy Jen's book Her Dinero Matters Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Lisa Johnson, The Passive Income Queen When Lisa Johnson was just 21 years old she planned her own suicide, and though she decided not to go through with it, the decision that saved her life sparked an entire life fueled by grit and one single belief: that she could do anything she put her mind to. Now running a 7 figure business, Lisa is at the top of her game and has earned the moniker of The Passive Income Queen. Listen to her story from the beginning. We had to cut the interview short for the podcast, but if you're a huge Lisa Johnson fan, you know that she has very unique set of twin boys. I asked her about being a mom to two amazing kids, one of whom has a very unique sense of style (warning: there will be tears). To get the full interview, go to theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut and get access to our exclusive uncut interview vault. Episode links: Support BulliesOut.com, a UK charity against bullying Take the 5 minute CASH quiz at thecashcalculator.com Follow Lisa on Instagram Join Lisa's Facebook group Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Jannese Torres-Rodriguez, Latina Money Expert Have you ever wanted to retire early? Would you never want to work a day in your life again and just work on your passion all day long? This is what our guest Jannese Torres-Rodriguez managed to do by starting a blog and making money with it. In this episode we dive into how she started the blog, how she went about monetizing it, and what were the obstacles she ran into along the way. She even tells us how she quit her job and went in on her side hustle full time. Don't miss all the lessons from a seasoned blogger so that you can be next! Episode links: Yo Quiero Dinero Podcast Follow Jannese on Instagram Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Rachel Ngom, Pinterest Strategist Rachel Ngom made $430K her first year as an online coach and content creator, but it wasn't a fluke or an accident. Rachel mastered the art of the evergreen funnel and in this episode she teaches us how to think about our launches and our content in the most scientific way possible. Did I mention that Rachel was my first business coach? Listen for tips on testing, leveraging Pinterest and following advice from great coaches. Episode links: Visit Rachel's website Listen to Rachel's podcast by searching “She's Making an Impact” Follow Rachel on Instagram Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

If you have never heard of Pat Flynn, you have been living under a rock. After being laid off from his job in architecture, he had some really low days. If you have ever been laid off, I'm sure you can relate. In this conversation Pat explains what it took to start to look at life in a different way, and see his purpose (and his income) grow from there... and it never stopped growing. But the road wasn't easy. Listen for the hard lessons of starting a business completely on his own, with no audience, no capital, and no idea what it would look like. Can relate? Take your lessons from the master in this eye-opening conversation. Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Sue B Zimmerman, The Instagram Expert Sue B Zimmerman could be a case study in confidence. After 8 years of the ultimate pivot where she planted her stake in the ground and became the instagram expert, she has amassed over a hundred thousand followers on instagram and millions of dollars in revenue. She will tell you herself she has always been the rule breaker, the go-getter, and never lets anything stand in her way. In this interview we get to know the ups and downs of running millionaire businesses throughout her life. We had to cut the interview down for the podcast, but for all of you Sue B SUPERFANS, I have made the full 45 minute interview available inside our UNCUT vault, where Sue gets real about having a business while being a mother of twins, getting her product on QVC and moving on from her little store on the Cape. You can get access to the UNCUT vault by going to theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut   Episode links: Visit Sue B Zimmerman's website at suebzimmerman.com Follow Sue on Instagram at @theinstagramexpert Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Zach Spuckler, Founder, Heart Soul & Hustle ZACH SPUCKLER was the wiz kid of digital course launching and a Facebook ads master. He built an empire and was featured in the biggest podcasts in the online coaching industry. But then one day he decided to shut it all down and turn his business into an agency to do more one-on-one work. And now, he's coming back! He built up Rome, tore it all down, and he's on a mission to rebuild it. But why is he back? Why did he leave in the first place? What is he going to do differently that we should all learn from? I also ask him about how to get started with Facebook ads (because I knew you'd kill me if I didn't). Take a front-row seat to building a business without the hangups of being a rookie, and learn from Zach as he launches his new digital products in 2021. Episode links: Visit Zach's website at heartsouldhustle.com Follow Zac on Instagram at @heartsouldhustle Listen to Zach's podcast at heartsoulhustle.com/podcast Listen to Zach's episode on CHALLENGES in the Amy Porterfield podcast at amyporterfield.com/144 Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

Kip Clark describes himself as being passionate about better and more meaningful communication. This belief guides his work as a standardized patient with medical students and as a podcast host and producer. Clark came to working as a standardized patient work from a background in improv comedy. He is a graduate of Kenyon College with […] The post A Standardized Patient's Perspective of Health Communication (HLOL #227) appeared first on Health Literacy Out Loud Podcast.

With Laura Belgray, Founder of Talking Shrimp and co-founder of The Copy Cure What happens when you stop trying to please everyone and simply follow your own desires? That is pretty much the definition of Laura Belgray's entire career. If you have ever wondered what it's like to create the exact life and business you want, you might gain a ton of inspiration from someone who marches to the beat of her own drum naturally and without any hesitation. In this interview, Laura tells us about growing up in New York City in a literary household and hoping that the right job would just fall on her lap. She had no roadmap and no plan. The way her life unfolded was as much a surprise to her as anyone else. Here are the lessons from someone who refused to compromise her values in any part of her life. Episode links: Visit Laura's website at TalkingShrimp.com Read Laura Belgray's feature on Forbes Listen to the whole story of how Laura Belgray met Marie Forleo and started her copywriting business in James Wedmore's Podcast Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

Did you know that online millionaire and host of the Entrepreneur on Fire podcast, JLD, jumped from job to job, city to city, and even dropped out of law school? But there's only one thing that has helped him have the kind of success he has had. Listen for the clues his success has left behind for us to learn from. YOU could be standing in his shoes a few short years from now. And don't forget to come back in the next episode where I will teach you 3 things JLD is doing RIGHT in his business, and YOU can adopt RIGHT NOW, even if you are starting out and you don't have a team yet. Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

As I hit 1K followers on Instagram into my 4th year in business, I must say I feel grateful. I'm thankful for the lessons and for all those times I hit my head against the wall trying to GROW MY AUDIENCE when really all I needed was to figure out how to serve an audience that was waiting for me. Nothing would give me more joy than to see you learn from my mistakes and to mind what MATTERS as you start your journey. Don't get lost in the distractions and shiny objects like I did. Welcome to the full story of my business, the evolution of my brand, the ups and downs of my offers, and how I got to where I am today. Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in the Lead Generation for Online Coaches FREE Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Cover Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Michael F. Schein, Author of The Hype Handbook Michael F. Schein has made a name for himself for taking on the biggest names in the online world: Gary Vaynerchuck, Simon Sinek, and other thought leaders. But he's not just a writer with a literary hit list. Michael is the founder and president of MicroFame Media, a marketing agency that specializes in making idea-based companies famous in their fields. He wrote the book The Hype Handbook: 12 Indispensable Success Secrets From the World's Greatest Propagandists, Self-Promoters, Cult Leaders, Mischief Makers, and Boundary Breakers.    And to celebrate our big 50th episode milestone, The Global Phenomenon podcast is happy to present to you 5 of Michael's HYPE strategies that nobody else is using in the online world, and you can use to create a MOVEMENT out of your message!   We had to cut the interview for the podcast, but if you'd like to hear how Michael got Gary Vee to record an angry video about him, how he was able to help a millionaire who had it all, and many more specific examples of how to use his Hype techniques in the online coaching world, get the full interview by going to theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut and get access to our UNCUT interview vault.   Episode links: Follow Michael F. Schein on LinkedIn Buy The Hype Handbook on Amazon Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Terri Wade, Self-Mastery Coach Terri Wade is a self-mastery coach whose business journey started in helping small businesses grow, and although her dad still thinks she should be working in silicon valley rather than the online world (#nobodyknowswhatIdo, right?), her calling to help women live abundant lives through business will not be silenced. As a self-proclaimed recovering people pleaser, she's had to work on her own mindset to be able to help others, and it hasn't always been easy.   Join me as I interview one of my clients about her journey to find her passion. If you have been wanting to start your own online empire, listen for the clues in her story.   We had to cut the interview down for the podcast, but if you'd like to hear exactly how she supported herself while she was kicking off her business, and you'd like to hear us share stories of times when our energy was being drained and what we have both done about it, get the full version of the interview at theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut.   Episode links: Visit Terri's website at terriwade.com Follow Terri on Instagram at @ladyentrepreneursociety Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

We study Rachel Joy, Trainer of NLP and Master Coach Do you ever feel envious of overnight success stories? In this episode we talk about how to stay in our lane and realize that the comparison game hurts all of us a lot more than it helps. I also teach you about 3 things that our last guest, Rachel Joy, is doing very right in her business, and you could start doing right now, even if you are starting out! In this episode we also answer the following listener questions: “I've been getting some DMs where people ask, how much I charge before they hop on a phone call. How do you handle this situation?” LaKiesha J'adorelavie Charísse on Instagram at @thrivingambition “I have someone backing out of my first group program the day before it launches! She just sent me a message saying she has to back out because it's too much on her plate and we start tomorrow! (She is on a payment plan and paid the first one) I don't know how to respond. What do we do?” Mona Jay on Instagram at @mona.organictruth Episode links: Listen to Rachel Joy's podcast Speak Louder on Apple Podcasts Read Rachel's story on her website Follow Rachel on Instagram at @theracheljoy1 Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Rachel Joy, Trainer of NLP and Master Coach If your childhood and upbringing were marked by trauma, and you know in your heart that you were meant for more, listen to this incredible conversation with trauma survivor Rachel Joy. She shares with us what growing up was like, her own experience with addiction, and the bright future she envisioned and made happen for herself. This is a true story of having a dream, and never giving up.   We had to cut the interview down for the podcast. The full interview is available in our UNCUT Vault at theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut Episode links: Listen to Rachel Joy's podcast Speak Louder on Apple Podcasts Read Rachel's story on her website Follow Rachel on Instagram at @theracheljoy1 Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

We study Sue B Zimmerman, The Instagram Expert In the last episode of The Global Phenomenon podcast, we interviewed Sue B Zimmerman, the instagram expert, and she left behind some clues of her success that you can start implementing right away.    In this companion episode I will teach you how to grow your business by FOCUSING on what is important and leaving everything else behind. In this episode we also answer the following listener questions: “Which did you have first: a podcast or a YouTube channel, why did you do it that way round? Do you feel you should have done one before the other? If you could do it again what would you do differently?” -- Lindsey Fairhurst at http://www.lindseyfairhurst.com “Which platform or platforms should I be on? The foundation of my business is around Instagram. I have Tiktok and YouTube as well but I don't post as much on them. It's hard to manage multiple platforms and I don't want to waste my time, however I am afraid that I'll put all my effort into Instagram, build a successful account and then in like 10 years Instagram will be ghosted! What's the best strategy to set myself up now for long term success?” -- By Dear Lola @dearlolamagazine Episode links: Visit Sue B Zimmerman's website at suebzimmerman.com Follow Sue on Instagram at @theinstagramexpert Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Sue B Zimmerman, The Instagram Expert Sue B Zimmerman could be a case study in confidence. After 8 years of the ultimate pivot where she planted her stake in the ground and became the instagram expert, she has amassed over a hundred thousand followers on instagram and millions of dollars in revenue. She will tell you herself she has always been the rule breaker, the go-getter, and never lets anything stand in her way. In this interview we get to know the ups and downs of running millionaire businesses throughout her life.   We had to cut the interview down for the podcast, but for all of you Sue B SUPERFANS, I have made the full 45 minute interview available inside our UNCUT vault, where Sue gets real about having a business while being a mother of twins, getting her product on QVC and moving on from her little store on the Cape. You can get access to the UNCUT vault by going to theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut   Episode links: Visit Sue B Zimmerman's website at suebzimmerman.com Follow Sue on Instagram at @theinstagramexpert Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

We study Melissa Lin, Entrepreneur & Business Coach Do you feel like your identity is keeping you stuck where you are? How are you supposed to pivot when it feels like you're leaving part of you behind? Let's talk about this and more in this companion episode. In this episode we also answer the following listener questions: “I'm wondering how to really dig deep into my customer's pain points? I feel like I could get more specific or find better problems my services would help customers overcome” -- Andrew O'Malley, High Performance Coach on Instagram at @andrewomalley.co “At the beginning of December, I started a Facebook group for my new Niche site. Surprisingly, I got around a hundred and fifty members in one month! One of the group rules is no self promotion. A friend of mine is a member and she shared a link to her website. What should I do? Let it slide once?” -- Lindsey Ralston at AllAboutArkansas.com Episode links: Visit Melissa Lin's website at themelissalin.com Follow Melissa on instagram at @themelissalin Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Melissa Lin, Entrepreneur & Business Coach MELISSA LIN started out as a successful chemical engineer. After shedding her skin a couple of times she is now headed for the 7 figures with her coaching business. Her story of going from corporate role model, to fitness guru, to business coach, is one we can all learn from. If you believe your identity is keeping you stuck where you are, listen to Melissa's story as she navigated leaving her old self behind and embarking in a new journey. After this conversation you will find a new confidence to step into your true calling. We had to cut the episode down, but if you would like to hear the full interview, including how she told her parents she had quit her job (2 months prior!) and her journey through body building and bikini competitions, get access to our UNCUT vault at theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut Episode links: Visit Melissa Lin's website at themelissalin.com Follow Melissa on instagram at @themelissalin Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

We study Suzy Ashworth, Quantum Transformation and Embodiment Coach In the last episode of The Global Phenomenon Podcast, Suzy Ashworth showed us how your mindset can greatly impact your success, and when you apply the methodology of quantum healing, you can remove ceilings that have been keeping you down. Suzy's business went from being stuck at 400K/year to a million dollars during a pandemic. In this episode we break down the 3 things that Suzy is doing very right in her business, and you should start doing right now!   In this episode we also answer the following listener questions: “Any good mobile apps for scheduling instagram posts you can recommend?” -- Daniel Roberts at danielrobertsmusic.com “Do you recommend hiring someone to edit your podcasts? If not, what software is used to edit?” -- Dayna Pasillas Brooks at drenchfitnesstraining.com Episode links: Visit Suzy's website at suzyashworth.com Visit Suzy's former business at TheCalmBirthSchool.com Follow Suzy on Instagram at @suzy_ashworth Subscribe to Suzy's podcast The Limitless Life Experience Podcast Download Suzy's 30 days of affirmations audio at http://suzyasworth.com/1-minute-miracles Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Suzy Ashworth, Quantum Transformation and Embodiment Coach Suzy Ashworth is a Quantum Transformation and Embodiment coach who helps entrepreneurs step into a higher version of themselves, a version that believes they are deserving of higher success. If you're not into the woo woo, hey, me either, and Suzy is one of us. She's one of the most practical people I know, and up until recently she was a successful business coach, before she found quantum healing and it helped her reach a million dollars in revenue in a single year. I had her explain to me what this is, and how we can all tap into that goldmine of awareness. I had her explain it all to me like I am a 5 year old, and I know you're going to be as fascinated as I was. We had to cut the interview down for the podcast, but I did ask her about one major life decision and event that she and I have in common. If you would like to hear that really personal secret snippet, head over to theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut and get access to our uncut interview vault. Episode links: Visit Suzy's website at suzyashworth.com Visit Suzy's former business at TheCalmBirthSchool.com Follow Suzy on Instagram at @suzy_ashworth Subscribe to Suzy's podcast The Limitless Life Experience Podcast Download Suzy's 30 days of affirmations audio Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

We study Lisa Johnson, The Passive Income Queen When it comes to growing your online business, all the strategy is secondary. It's the mindset shifts that truly matter. Listen for the 3 things that Lisa Johnson is doing very right in her business and you should start doing right now. The biggest mindset shift is number 1! In this episode we also answer the following listener questions: "Give me some ideas how I can get connected to potential clients for my program?" DeVon A Padilla-Perea at Changereadylifecoaching.com "How do you consistently write posts that speak to your target audience, without just repeating yourself?" Joana Fonseca at coachingforprofessionals.online Episode links: Support BulliesOut.com, a UK charity against bullying Take the 5 minute CASH quiz at thecashcalculator.com Follow Lisa on Instagram at @lisajohnsoncoaching Join Lisa's Facebook group at The Fabulous 5%  Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

With Lisa Johnson, The Passive Income Queen When Lisa Johnson was just 21 years old she planned her own suicide, and though she decided not to go through with it, the decision that saved her life sparked an entire life fueled by grit and one single belief: that she could do anything she put her mind to. Now running a 7 figure business, Lisa is at the top of her game and has earned the moniker of The Passive Income Queen. Listen to her story from the beginning. We had to cut the interview short for the podcast, but if you're a huge Lisa Johnson fan, you know that she has very unique set of twin boys. I asked her about being a mom to two amazing kids, one of whom has a very unique sense of style (warning: there will be tears). To get the full interview, go to theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut and get access to our exclusive uncut interview vault. Episode links: Support BulliesOut.com, a UK charity against bullying Take the 5 minute CASH quiz at thecashcalculator.com Follow Lisa on Instagram at @lisajohnsoncoaching Join Lisa's Facebook group at The Fabulous 5%  Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

We study Lauren Eliz Love, Coach and Healer for Female Entrepreneurs When it comes to displaying vulnerability in your business, it can seem intimidating. After all, getting people to know your true self may seem like it's not even business related! How do we display vulnerability in our businesses?   Our guest from the last episode of The Global Phenomenon, Lauren Eliz Love, has mastered the art of vulnerability in her online business. In her interview she shared that being vulnerable is something she deems essential, but doesn't come naturally.   In this companion episode I'm going to answer some of your questions and tell you about 3 things that Lauren Eliz Love is doing VERY RIGHT in her business, and YOU should start doing right now, even if you're starting out! In this episode we also answer the following listener questions: "I'm launching enrollment for my first membership course, My plan is to get a group of founding members test it out on them for 3 months and relaunch bigger and better with their feedback. Is there anything you wish you knew before you launched or things I should be mindful of as I start." -- Amber Benziger from theanxietylab.com "I created a group program and I have 2 people signed up. I was disappointed at first (I planned to get 10), but I plan to make the most of it. It feels a bit weird for me, because they came into the program under the assumption that it was a GROUP coaching program and in reality it's just 2. How should I approach this?" -- Anonymous Episode links: Lauren and her partner speak up about the trouble in their partnership. Listen to episode 135 of the Lauren of Love podcast Visit Lauren's website at laurenoflove.com Follow Lauren on Instagram @laurenoflove Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Lauren Eliz Love, Coach and Healer for Female Entrepreneurs Have you ever wanted to quit your job and move in with your boyfriend's parents? That's probably not anybody's dream. But for Lauren Eliz Love it was exactly the right step she had to take to begin her true journey. With a new blog and a whole lot of uncertainty, she stepped into the world of online entrepreneurship. And now, 6 years later, she's built a powerful online presence that includes courses, a book, a podcast, and tens of thousands of instagram followers. In this intimate conversation, Lauren talks candidly about the insights, lessons and highlights of her journey. With a genuine interest in changing the world, Lauren shares her views on leadership, business, partnerships, and how everyone should go on a journey of healing their heart. We had to cut the interview down for the podcast, but the full version is available inside our UNCUT Vault, where Lauren shares how she feels now about the partnership to started and ended just as quickly (and very publicly). To access the UNCUT vault, go to: theglobalphenomenon.com/uncut Episode links: Lauren and her partner speak up about the trouble in their partnership. Listen to episode 135 of the Lauren of Love podcast Visit Lauren's website at laurenoflove.com Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

We study Melissa Pharr, Online Marketing Strategist Has 2020 changed the way you look at your business and the world? If it hasn't, maybe it is time to take a closer look at your community and what you allow to happen within it. Being an online marketer in 2020 was not easy, as we saw big names like Marie Forleo and Tony Robbins fumble their response to new social change. What are you going to do differently to make sure that 2021 is an even better year for your entire community? In this episode we also answer the following listener questions: “I spend too long engaging with audience members online, how do people do it all?” -- Kylie Wolfig, Founder of Thyroid School at kyliewolfig.com “Is it a good or a bad idea to launch something in November and December?” -- Karlene Hibbert at onyxmarketingmix.com Episode links: Watch Mel's webinar on getting clients at http://melissapharr.com/getclientswebinar-w Visit Mel Pharr's website at http://melissapharr.com Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Melissa Pharr, Online Marketing Strategist Does the idea of online marketing make you want to pull the covers over your head and hide? If so, Melissa Pharr's been there. From her early struggles to attract a following, to her current status as a rockstar, seven-figure, online entrepreneur, Mel's journey has taken her from just scraping by in New York City to building a life of freedom that allows her to work from anywhere - including Bali! With an energy and perspective all her own, Mel graciously and openly shares anecdotes, insights, and realizations from her journey that not only define who she is today, but also the way in which she's come to think about and run her business. From overcoming her biggest insecurities to her feelings on Facebook, community management, and the importance of thinking and doing things differently, tune in to hear more about how Mel's perspective and priorities have changed over the years. Episode links: Watch Mel's Get Clients Webinar at http://melissapharr.com/getclientswebinar-w Visit Mel's website at http://melissapharr.com Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Zach Spuckler, Founder of Heart Soul & Hustle In the last episode of The Global Phenomenon Podcast, Zach Spuckler explained how he went from the golden boy of challenges and launches, to closing down his digital products and starting an agency business, and now being back to growing digital courses. In this episode I tell you about the lesson we can learn from Zach's path, and the things he's doing very right in his business and you could start doing right now. In this episode we also answer the following listener questions: “When you have a non-profit you have 2 target audiences: donors and members. How do you target your social media campaigns when you have 2 different audiences?” -- Abby from @abbyjoystudio “I've got my website and Facebook page, and I've started to do some small-group coaching. How do I expand beyond my family and friends to broaden my client base? ” -- Erin Davalos at healthyvibeswitherindavalos.com Episode links: Visit Zach's website at heartsouldhustle.com Follow Zac on Instagram at @heartsouldhustle Listen to Zach's podcast at heartsoulhustle.com/podcast Listen to Zach's episode on CHALLENGES in the Amy Porterfield podcast at amyporterfield.com/144 Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Zach Spuckler, Founder, Heart Soul & Hustle ZACH SPUCKLER was the wiz kid of digital course launching and a Facebook ads master. He built an empire and was featured in the biggest podcasts in the online coaching industry. But then one day he decided to shut it all down and turn his business into an agency to do more one-on-one work. And now, he's coming back! He built up Rome, tore it all down, and he's on a mission to rebuild it. But why is he back? Why did he leave in the first place? What is he going to do differently that we should all learn from? I also ask him about how to get started with Facebook ads (because I knew you'd kill me if I didn't). Take a front-row seat to building a business without the hangups of being a rookie, and learn from Zach as he launches his new digital products in 2021. Episode links: Visit Zach's website at heartsouldhustle.com Follow Zac on Instagram at @heartsouldhustle Listen to Zach's podcast at heartsoulhustle.com/podcast Listen to Zach's episode on CHALLENGES in the Amy Porterfield podcast at amyporterfield.com/144 Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Licia Morelli, Copywriter for Entrepreneurs What if your passion was staring at you straight in the face, but you haven't been ready to see it yet? Let's talk about WORKING towards your passion, even if you don't know where your path is going to lead you yet. That's what we learned from copywriter for entrepreneurs, Licia Morelli, in the last episode of The Global Phenomenon. So take a deep breath, and gain some peace from knowing that as long as you are working towards "it," it will find YOU. In this episode we also answer the following listener questions: "What are the checklist items for someone getting started in creating a podcast?" Misha Nicole Vayner, Certified Holistic Health Coach at http://www.mishavayner.com "I have a question about the joys of dealing with unpleasant men while trying to sell online. Have you ever offered free coaching discovery calls and had unpleasant men with ulterior motives trying to get on a call with you? How do you handle it?" Samantha Evelfa de Mattos, Life Coach at http://instagram.com/samanthademattos Episode links: Visit Licia's website at http://liciamorelliwriter.com Follow Licia on Instagram at http://instagram.com/liciamorelli Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Licia Morelli, Copywriter for Entrepreneurs LICIA MORELLI found what she wanted to do with her life when she was in 4th grade, but it took her a lifetime to finally find it again. Is it possible to work towards your passion, and let your passion find YOU when you're ready for it? In this conversation we walk through the winding road of Licia Morelli's path. From twitter headlines writer, to radio psychic, to B-School, to President of a million dollar business, to finally her love of loves: copywriting. Episode links: Visit Licia's website at http://liciamorelliwriter.com Follow Licia on Instagram at http://instagram.com/liciamorelli Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Voice by Kip Clark

We study Katya Varbanova, Viral Marketing Strategist In the latest episode of The Global Phenomenon Podcast, we talked to Katya Varbanova, who let us in on her long and winding journey to her current million dollar business. If you have been working on your idea for a while and it's still not perfect, then it's time to go live. In fact, I would venture to say you have already over-researched your idea and you're using the study time as an excuse to not put it out there. It's time. In this episode I answer listener questions and we study the methods of Katya Varbanova, a viral marketing strategist who is doing 3 things VERY RIGHT in her business. Listen to hear how this expert made it in the online world so you can apply the same lessons today! Episode links: Visit Katya's website at katya.com Follow Katya on Instagram at @theofficialkatya Download her Viral Content Templates here Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Katya Varbanova, Viral Marketing Strategist But what if that corporate job is not your destiny? Katya Varbanova @theofficialkatya, millionaire business owner and viral content sensation, tells us about her first year in business, the ups and downs, as she became known as the Periscope queen (remember that app?) and creating the first ever paid community for Livestream enthusiasts! Tons of lessons on innovation and thinking on your feet to grow your business from scratch! Episode links: Visit Katya's website at katya.com Follow Katya on Instagram at @theofficialkatya Download her Viral Content Templates here Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Karen Donaldson, Communications & Body Language Expert Let's dive into Karen Donaldson's story from the last episode (episode 27) of The Global Phenomenon. Karen made a whole career of public speaking, even while setting aside several of her passions and areas of expertise. How did she do it, and can you do it too? We answer this and many more questions in this companion episode! In this episode we also answer the following listener questions: “How can I can stream to multiple social media platforms simultaneously live, but from my phone? I know Vimeo pro have an option but I'd like to explore some suggestions.” --Katy Angelidi at beautyunfiltered.co.uk “What's a good option to host/deliver an audio lead magnet? Ideally, I'd love to have an embed option on a hidden webpage on my site, where I could just send them a link for it.” -- Daniel Lona at https://www.fit-copywriting.com/ - Go listen to his podcast at The 7 FIgure Fitness Business Episode links: Visit Karen's website at karendonaldsoninc.com If you would like to learn more about the speaking world, visit speakandgetbooked.com Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Karen Donaldson, Communications & Body Language Expert Karen Donaldson was a studious, athletic, social and overachiever in high school who received a full scholarship to a US college. She had earned every bit of her success up until that point, and her life was MADE. And then, the unthinkable happened. She lost it all: her friends, the scholarship, and her bright future. All up in smoke. What she did next surprised even herself. And now, many years later, she is at the top of her game teaching the world about the public speaking industry. But how did she get started? And how can we get paid for speaking as well? We dive into Karen's incredible story and share tips with you on how to hit the stage and get paid for expertise you have right now! Episode links: Visit Karen's website at karendonaldsoninc.com If you would like to learn more about the speaking world, visit speakandgetbooked.com Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Laura Belgray, Founder of Talking Shrimp and co-founder of The Copy Cure What if you could design the exact life you want and you could make it happen through your business decisions? This is what we learned from last episode's guest, Laura Belgray. And in this companion episode we will learn 3 things that Laura Belgray is doing very right in her business, and you could start doing right now in yours. In this episode we also answer the following listener questions: "Tell me about the biggest challenge you've faced running your online business and how you overcame it?" by DeVon Perea at changereadylifecoaching.com "Is it possible to create video content for YouTube first and then submit as a Podcast to Spotify or Apple?" by Dr. Jacquie Troyer at drjacquietroyer.com Episode links: Visit Laura's website at TalkingShrimp.com Read Laura Belgray's feature on Forbes Listen to the whole story of how Laura Belgray met Marie Forleo and started her copywriting business in James Wedmore's Podcast Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Laura Belgray, Founder of Talking Shrimp and co-founder of The Copy Cure What happens when you stop trying to please everyone and simply follow your own desires? That is pretty much the definition of Laura Belgray's entire career. If you have ever wondered what it's like to create the exact life and business you want, you might gain a ton of inspiration from someone who marches to the beat of her own drum naturally and without any hesitation. In this interview, Laura tells us about growing up in New York City in a literary household and hoping that the right job would just fall on her lap. She had no roadmap and no plan. The way her life unfolded was as much a surprise to her as anyone else. Here are the lessons from someone who refused to compromise her values in any part of her life. Episode links: Visit Laura's website at TalkingShrimp.com Read Laura Belgray's feature on Forbes Listen to the whole story of how Laura Belgray met Marie Forleo and started her copywriting business in James Wedmore's Podcast Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Rachel Miller, Founder Moolah Marketer If you've ever said “Build it and they will come” about your own products and services, maybe it's time to re-learn what you know. In the latest episode of The Global Phenomenon, Rachel Miller from Moolah Marketer tells us about her philosophy on growing audiences, and we extracted the 3 things she's doing very right in her business and YOU should start doing right now!  Episode links: Check out Rachel Miller's Moolah Marketer's website at moolah.life Join the Grow Your Audience Facebook Group In this episode we also answer the following listener questions: “As coaches, we find it easy to help our clients with their issues but if we have the same challenges , it seems that we find difficult to apply our own advise. Why the double standard?” -- Sabrina Drou from sabrinadroucoaching.com “What was the single best thing you did in your business that transformed everything for you - aside from start that is - what was that 1 thing that 'clicked' things into place and you could see your path so much clearer?” -- Susan Scollen at susanscollen.com Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Rachel Miller, Founder Moolah Marketer Every heard the expression “blessing in disguise”? Sometimes the best things in your life happen because you found yourself at rock bottom. That's exactly the incredible millionaire success story of Rachel Miller at Moolah Marketer. After growing multiple blogs to the millions of followers, Rachel found her place in the online world and now teaches others how to create authentic viral audiences with their content. In this episode we dive into her ups and downs along the journey and the lesson you won't hear anywhere else: The first step to creating your blog is NOT what you think. Episode links: Join the Grow Your Audience Facebook group Also referenced: Perry Belcher and Stu McLaren Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Rachel Ngom, Pinterest Strategiest In the last episode of The Global Phenomenon podcast, Rachel Ngom shared with us the evergreen sales funnel strategies she uses to attract her ideal client. But she admitted to us that it is rare for her to be off for a single day, so is the evergreen dream still alive? And is it possible for us mortals? If it's possible for Rachel, it's possible for US! So in this episode I will share with you the 3 things that Rachel is doing very right in her business and YOU can start doing right now, even if you are just starting out. We also answer these listener questions: QUESTION 1: “What are some tips you have for positioning myself as an expert in the social media marketing space when I myself am new to the industry (but very knowledgeable)?” -- Sara Gasrow, branding expert and founder of the Perfect Vision program at saragasrow.com QUESTION 2: “I am done with the early beginning stage of building a business. I have a logo, website, free item, nurture sequence emails, EIN, LLC, bank account, mailbox for office address, etc. I do post on social media so that when I do finally get picked up there will be some posts to go back to and it won't look like I am brand new (I need to post more, admittedly). But how do I get to that next stage? I need to get subscribers and followers and eventually, of course clients. I think I am a little reticent because I don't have a full on course to offer yet, but I know all of the advice is not to wait until you have a course and to start advertising beforehand and then build it fully once you have actual clients. But I am struggling with trying to sell something and advertise something that doesn't fully exist yet…. (I do have an extensive outline).” -- Dr. Shawna Butler, teaches healthcare leaders to be patient safety experts at nurseattorneyeducator.com Episode links: Visit Rachel's website at rachelngom.com Listen to Rachel's podcast by searching “She's Making an Impact” Follow Rachel on Instagram at @shesmakinganimpact Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Rachel Ngom, Pinterest Strategist Rachel Ngom made $430K her first year as an online coach and content creator, but it wasn't a fluke or an accident. Rachel mastered the art of the evergreen funnel and in this episode she teaches us how to think about our launches and our content in the most scientific way possible. Did I mention that Rachel was my first business coach? Listen for tips on testing, leveraging Pinterest and following advice from great coaches. Episode links: Visit Rachel's website at rachelngom.com Listen to Rachel's podcast by searching “She's Making an Impact” Follow Rachel on Instagram at @shesmakinganimpact Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Mariely Sylvette, Branding and Marketing Strategist How do you get visibility without publicity? Is it possible to create your own stage even if you are starting out? In the last episode of The Global Phenomenon podcast, Mariely Sylvette, Branding & Marketing Strategist, helped us understand the value of not waiting around. And in this episode I will teach you the 3 things that Mariely is doing very right in her business, and YOU can start doing right now! In this episode I also share with you a surprise success story of my own. I hope it gives you ideas to get out there and help others in creative ways! Episode links: Visit Mariely's website at marielysylvette.net Download Mariely's 5 Power Moves at marielysylvette.net/powermoves Snag your copy of the 30 Days : 30 Leads { The Expert Closer Collection } at 30days30leads.com Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Mariely Sylvette, Marketing Strategist & Branding Consultant Mariely Sylvette quit her job when life started to crumble all around her. While most people would have taken those circumstances as their cue to stay in their job or find a better one, Mariely saw it as an opportunity to break free. But how did she manage to finish her masters, complete her coaching certification and run multiple businesses while also taking care of her sick parents? She tells us the story of the time she jumped 50 feet into the air. In this episode Mariely and I share stories of performing such extreme activities that we believed there was nothing we could not do. Would those techniques work for you too? Listen for the answer! Episode links: Watch full interview with Mariely from earlier in 2020 on the Trailblazing OUT of Corporate Life YouTube channel Visit Mariely's website at marielysylvette.net Listen to In's episode on Mariely's PodQueens Latinas podcast Download Mariely's 5 Power Moves to Boost your Authority online Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Luisa Zhou, Creator Employee to Entrepreneur In the latest episode of The Global Phenomenon podcast, Luisa Zhou takes us through her journey from rockstar employee, to side hustler, to million dollar earner, to losing it all, to bad coaching investments, ultimately persevering and creating an incredible multi-million dollar business teaching employees how to become entrepreneurs.   In this episode I share with you 3 things you should be doing in your business RIGHT NOW to replicate that level of success. And if you're not doing #1, you run the risk of quitting too soon.   It's time to get your CEO cap on, and get things done like Luisa Zhou: like a BOSS.   Also listen for the answers to these questions from our listeners:   QUESTION 1: “Which way is the best way for a brand new biz owner: finding your first paid client who hires you for your one-on-one coaching program or creating a small course and reach out many more people without charging too high?” -- From Petek Tatli, Vaginismus Healing Facilitator, at yeswecancure.com QUESTION 2: “Will a podcast bring me business?” -- From Perry    Episode links: Visit Luisa's website luisazhou.com Read Luisa Zhou's feature in Forbes   Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question!   Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel   Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group   Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com   Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Luisa Zhou, founder of Employee-to-Entrepreneur Can you imagine busting your butt getting your side hustle to work, and it not only works, but you make a MILLION DOLLARS within your first year! And then… you lose it in the same amount of time. This is just one of the many lessons our superstar guest multi-million business owner Luisa Zhou has for us in this episode. I ask her about losing the money, horrible coaching experiences, and her choosing to get rid of her higher touch coaching packages in the coming year. You will walk away with a new understanding for what it takes to make it in the online coaching world, and how to avoid some of the most common pitfalls. Listen to the end for Luisa's DO RIGHT NOW advice. Episode links: Visit Luisa's website luisazhou.com Read Luisa Zhou's feature in Forbes Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Jen Hemphill, Money Confidence Mentor In the last episode of The Global Phenomenon Podcast, Jen Hemphill revealed that her online business is not focused on 1x1 or group work, then what is it? Is it possible to have an online business and not have 1x1 clients or digital products as your main source of income? Jen Hemphill says yes! We also answer these listener questions: “I spend too long engaging with audience members online, how do people do it all?” -- Kylie Wolfig, Founder of Thyroid School at kyliewolfig.com “Is it a good or a bad idea to launch something in November and December?” -- Karlene Hibbert at onyxmarketingmix.com Episode links: Shout out to our friend Pablo at connectwithpablo.com Listen to Ina's interview on Jen's Her Dinero Matters podcast Visit Jen Hemphill's website Buy Jen's book Her Dinero Matters Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Jen Hemphill, Money Confidence Mentor If you are like most Americans, your debt may be stressing you out. From mortgage to credit card debt, it seems like there is no getting out of the IOUs. In this episode, Jen Hemphill shares with us her story of being deep in debt even despite her being sought after by family and friends for financial advice. She was smart and resourceful, but it felt like she could never get out of the hole. That was until she discovered the one thing that mattered most, and was missing from her analysis. And chances are, it's missing from yours, too. Episode links: Shout out to our friend Pablo at connectwithpablo.com Listen to Ina's interview on Jen's Her Dinero Matters podcast Visit Jen Hemphill's website Buy Jen's book Her Dinero Matters Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Vickie Gould, Marketing and Book Coach, Publisher In the latest episode of The Global Phenomenon Podcast, we talked to Vickie Gould, who has been able to create a 6-figure business despite suffering from chronic symptoms from lyme disease and having evolved with her business multiple times. In this episode I'll teach you 3 things that Vickie is doing very right in her business so that YOU can stop self-defeating talk and start to step into your real path. We also answer listener questions about getting your business to survive through the pandemic, EVEN if your clients are in lockdown!   Episode links: Visit Vickie's publishing house at morningoakpublishing.com Visit Vickie's inspiration website at vickiegould.com Connect with Vickie Gould on Facebook Join the Write your Biz Book Facebook Group Follow Vickie on TikTok at @vickie_gould Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Vickie Gould, Marketing and Book Coach, Publisher Imagine having your life completely turned upside down by one of the hardest-to-diagnose and incurable illnesses on the planet: Lyme Disease. Treating yourself through becoming an herbalist, and finally being able to get out of bed and build a thriving business doing what you love. That is the story of Vickie Gould. Not only is she the most fun coach you'll ever meet, but she is also constantly evolving and she tells us all about her journey from not being able to get up to see her son's recital, to setting up her very own publishing house. If you're looking for GOLD advice that is going to get you moving with your business, take it from Vickie. Episode links: Visit Vickie's publishing house at morningoakpublishing.com Visit Vickie's inspiration website at vickiegould.com Connect with Vickie Gould on Facebook Join the Write your Biz Book Facebook Group Follow Vickie on TikTok at @vickie_gould Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Elaine Lou Cartas,business & career coach. In our last episode, Elaine Lou Cartas, business and career coach, showed us that it's possible to be wildly successful without having to launch every few months. Maybe this is exactly what you needed to hear after your last launch was a complete disaster: that perhaps you don't need to do them at all! But what does it really take to create a business where ads and funnels can truly be a thing of the past? In this companion episode I will teach you 3 things that our guest Elaine Lou is doing VERY RIGHT in her business, and that YOU can start doing in yours right now, even if you are starting out! Episode links: Visit Elaine Lou's website Follow Elaine on Instagram @elainelou_ and send her a DM! Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Elaine Lou Cartas, business and career coach After Elaine lost her job at 30 years old, she gave herself the pep talk of a life time (you can hear it in the first 5 seconds of this episode!), and started her own coaching business. But her approach has not been the “follow the leader” with funnels, launches, webinars or even Facebook ads. In fact, she does not do ads at all. Her approach is simple, human, and based on her years of experience in non-profit fundraising. Listen for the tricks that could turn your business around! Episode links: Visit Elaine Lou's website Follow Elaine on Instagram @elainelou_ and send her a DM! Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Jared Kleinert, Author and Founder In the latest episode of The Global Phenomenon podcast, Jared Kleinert gave us a lesson about taking action and not seeing the downside in taking risks. And his relentless drive landed him in one of the biggest stages for entrepreneurs: TED Talks. So what is visibility, and what does it do for you? In this episode I'll share with you 3 things that Jared Kleinert is doing VERY RIGHT in his business, and it's time that you started matching his energy and drive when it comes to being seen. Listen through the end for these mind blowing lessons. Episode links: Visit Meeting of the Minds website at motm.co Join the mailing list at motm.substack.com Watch Jared's TED Talk Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Jared Kleinert, Founder of Meeting of the Minds Named the Most Connected Millennial by USA Today, author and founder of Meeting of the Minds, Jared Kleinert, has been in business since he was a teenager. In this episode of The Global Phenomenon podcast, we find the answer to the question we've all been thinking: WHERE WERE HIS PARENTS when he was building his empire?? His story will inspire you and amaze you. He also shares with us the tricks that got him to be the most connected millennial, and you will never guess what it was: cold messaging some of the biggest names in business. He tells us about his unique approach to networking, providing value, and building a world-class network. Listen through the end for his one advice to all entrepreneurs out there. Episode links: Visit Meeting of the Minds website at motm.co Join the mailing list at motm.substack.com Watch Jared's TED Talk Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

In the last episode of The Global Phenomenon podcast, Fran Capo taught us what she does to diversify her business and keep a winning attitude that has led her to break multiple world records. And now it's our turn to learn from everything she's doing extremely right in her business! But first, we answer some questions from the audience. One of them deals with FOMO, so we take a detour to tackle one of the biggest focus killers in the online world. Here are the questions we answered from the audience today QUESTION 1: “How do I make myself more visible? I have been a guest on 3 podcasts. I am trying to have an email list. Its not easy when you are working and also doing your online business.” -- From Jessica Ruiz, founder of Strength Patience Trust Coaching for single women at https://strengthpatiencetrust.com QUESTION 2: “What has been your biggest challenge in your new Global Phenomenom business?” -- From Colette Fearnley, founder of The Colette Effect at https://www.facebook.com/colette.fearnley  Episode links: Visit Fran Capo's website francapo.com Mindset meditation on the homepage Press store to buy the book Watch Cuppa Capo every Wednesday on Facebook.  Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Fran Capo, comedian and multiple world record holder When the pandemic hit, we all found ourselves scrambling to make ends meet. Have you ever wondered how comedians are making do? Fran Capo's unique perspective on life equipped her for everything from her house burning down, taking care of her parents with cancer, and even being a comedian during the pandemic. Today you are going to get a lesson on turning adversity into opportunity.  After you listen to this episode, nothing will ever seem hard again. Episode links: Visit Fran Capo's website francapo.com Mindset meditation on the homepage Press store to buy the book Watch Cuppa Capo every Wednesday on Facebook.  Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study Emme, Supermodel & Life Coach Have you been thinking of a career change? Supermodel Emme knows a thing or two about pivoting in a major way. In this companion episode to our interview with supermodel Emme for The Global Phenomenon Podcast (episode 5), we learned how she has made pivoting a way of life, and now she's trying her hand at life coaching. And if you are just starting your business and considering a career change, you will want to hear my take on these 3 things that Emme is doing very very right in her new pivot as a life coach.  We also answer some listener questions and a special surprise you won't want to miss! Episode links: Read more about Emme on her website Read the New York Times article about Emme's journey Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Emme, Supermodel and Life Coach As a society we have a lot to thank plus-size Supermodel Emme. Before she threw her hat in the ring in the modeling industry, there had been no focus in the fashion industry for the curvy population. But did you know that before having a billboard in Times Square, Emme had a real job? And now, she's changing careers again with a new focus. Find out about this superstar's career full of pivots in this enlightening conversation. Episode links: Read more about Emme on her website Read the New York Times article about Emme's journey Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

we study Pat Flynn, Smart Passive Income In the latest episode of The Global Phenomenon podcast we talked to Pat Flynn (episode 3) about what it took for him to quit his job and get multiple businesses off the ground. Now, it's my turn to teach you 3 lessons we can all learn from Pat's business model. One of them relates to his use of web marketing. Why does he have 2 websites? Should you have two websites? What's the best practice when it comes to managing your online presence on the web? We answer this question and many more in this companion episode. Episode Links: Listen to Smart Passive Income Podcast Find many lessons about business at SmartPassiveIncome.com Follow Pat on Instagram and Twitter @patflynn Check out Pat's personal website at patflynn.com Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

With Pat Flynn, Smart Passive Income If you have never heard of Pat Flynn, you have been living under a rock. After being laid off from his job in architecture, he had some really low days. If you have ever been laid off, I'm sure you can relate. In this conversation Pat explains what it took to start to look at life in a different way, and see his purpose (and his income) grow from there... and it never stopped growing. But the road wasn't easy. Listen for the hard lessons of starting a business completely on his own, with no audience, no capital, and no idea what it would look like. Can relate? Take your lessons from the master in this eye-opening conversation. Episode links: Listen to Smart Passive Income Podcast Find many lessons about business at SmartPassiveIncome.com Follow Pat on Instagram and Twitter @patflynn Check out Pat's personal website at patflynn.com Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

We study John Lee Dumas, Entrepreneurs on Fire In the latest episode of The Global Phenomenon, John Lee Dumas (episode 1) broke down what it really took for him to start a lifestyle business that would allow him to donate 6-figure checks to charity. We would all love to have that life, wouldn't we? So in this companion lesson episode I will teach you 3 things that JLD is doing VERY RIGHT in his business, and you can start applying right away. One of them is his secret formula to growing his podcast astronomically fast. The trick is so simple, yet so challenging to keep up over time, that very few have ever attempted it. Listen carefully and enjoy the episode! Episode links: Listen to Entrepreneurs on Fire podcast Read JLD's full story on his website Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm and Ina Coveney Voice by Kip Clark

With John Lee Dumas, Entrepreneurs on Fire Did you know that online millionaire and host of the Entrepreneur on Fire podcast, JLD, jumped from job to job, city to city, and even dropped out of law school? But there's only one thing that has helped him have the kind of success he has had. Listen for the clues his success has left behind for us to learn from. YOU could be standing in his shoes a few short years from now. And don't forget to come back in the next episode where I will teach you 3 things JLD is doing RIGHT in his business, and YOU can adopt RIGHT NOW, even if you are starting out and you don't have a team yet. Got a question for the next Q&A segment? Go to The Global Phenomenon website and submit your question! Watch the video version of this episode on The Global Phenomenon YouTube channel Join the conversation in The Global Phenomenon Facebook Group Contact our team at: info@theglobalphenomenon.com Credits: Music by Jared Lebel Photo by Mira Whiting Photography Editing by Cue9.fm Voice by Kip Clark

Novant Health has and always will be committed to ensuring a safe and secure environment for our team members. We sat down with Kathy Haddix-Hill, vice president of emergency and trauma services, and Kip Clark, director of public safety, to learn why violence is so prevalent in healthcare, what are the warning signs and how they are leading efforts to keep Novant Health a safe place to work and receive care. 

Five years ago, Hector and I set out to have sincere conversations about the human experience and the countless avenues of curiosity. Week after week, various folks and myself have done our best to make you reflect, challenge conventional thinking and invite discussion. Across various co-hosts and guests, I hope we’ve done something to illuminate even a fraction of the human mosaic. Today, that journey continues with a new co-host, Kathleen Duffy. I’m excited to welcome one of the kindest, most thoughtful and well-informed people I know to be a partner in this endeavor. I’ve long enjoyed learning from her in our friendship and I know that her influence will help craft the show as a space of compassion and earnest, at times challenging, introspection. We’re eager to release the conversations we’ve already prepared and look forward to engaging with you all. Love, Kip Clark

Every technology has its growing pains, but Facebook, at age 15, has matured into a never-ending disaster. Here at Soonish, I'm fed up, and I'm closing my accounts. In this episode, you’ll hear how I reached this point, and how other Facebook users are coming to grips with the chronic problems at the social network. You might just come away with some ideas about what to do to limit Facebook’s power over your own life! The first signs that something was seriously wrong at Facebook surfaced in—well, when? Was it 2014, when the company acknowledged it had experimented on users by altering the content of the news feed to see how it would affect their moods? Was it 2015, when misinformation about alleged Muslim attacks on Buddhists in Myanmar spread on Facebook, leading to anti-Muslim riots? Was it 2017, when evidence began to emerge that Russian hackers had influenced the US presidential election by promoting divisive content designed to mobilize Trump voters and demotivate Clinton voters in swing states? Was it 2018, when the world learned that Facebook had allowed the British political data firm Cambridge Analytica to acquire Facebook data on 87 million users in the U.S.? Was it last week, when a white-nationalist gunman in New Zealand live-streamed his terror attack on Facebook, and hundreds of thousands of copies of the video ricocheted around the network for hours? No matter when you start the clock, we’ve now had plenty of time to perceive Facebook’s failures in all their depth and breadth. And we’ve been able to pinpoint some of the root causes—including a fundamental disregard for user privacy and a fixation on a business model that surveils users and manipulates the content of the news feed to foment outrage and maximize opportunities for targeted advertising. Some Facebook users, like me, have decided that enough is enough. Many others are staying, but unhappily. Should you keep using Facebook, but more advisedly? Cut way back? Walk away? All of these are valid strategies that will send a message to Facebook and make your own life happier. Doing nothing probably won’t. This episode is designed to help listeners make a more conscious choice. Thanks to all of of this episode's featured guests: Tova Perlmutter, Rudi Seitz, Kip Clark, Tamar Avishai, Peter Fairley, Nick Andersen, Mark Hurst, Ashira Morris, Victor McElheny, and Deborah in Minneapolis. For more background and resources, including a full episode transcript, check out the episode page at the Soonish website. CHAPTER GUIDE 0:07 Cold open (audio montage) 1:27 Soonish theme and introduction 1:51 An unwise choice at Ford 4:06 The Ford Pinto of the Internet 7:53 Meet our special advisory panel 9:44 Facebook does have its uses 13:48 A community designed to encourage dependency 15:14 Constant surveillance 20:00 Waiting for more data 23:55 Leaving is painful 26:14 Ex-Facebookers who never looked back 29:53 Exit strategies 32:03 Conscious unfriending 33:52 The reducetarian approach 35:40 We don't have to wait for Facebook to fix itself 36:47 Sensing intrusion 39:35 The opposite of Facebook 40:12 End credits and announcements The Soonish opening theme is by Graham Gordon Ramsay. All additional music is by Titlecard Music and Sound. Soonish is a proud founding member of Hub & Spoke, a Boston-based collective of smart, idea-driven nonfiction podcasts. Learn more at hubspokeaudio.org. If you like the show, please rate and review Soonish on Apple Podcasts / iTunes! The more ratings we get, the more people will find the show. See https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/soonish/id1185234753?mt=2 You can also support the show with a per-episode donation at patreon.com/soonish. Listener support makes all the difference! We need your ideas to make the show better! Please take a few minutes to fill out our listener survey at soonishpodcast.org/survey. Give us a shout on Twitter and sign up for our email newsletter, Signals from Soonish. Special thanks to Kip Clark, Joseph Fridman, and Mark Pelofsky for reviewing drafts of this episode.

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Episode Notes This week on The Workshop, Jeeves gets his voice back and starts a band called "Jeeves & The Dimwits". We launch our blog, Kip Clark makes some podcast recommendations and Christopher tells a 60 second story. Thanks for hangin' out in the workshop! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Building relationships with other podcasters is a very cool thing. I’ve experienced it online for a long time with people in various groups I’m a part of. But there’s something even COOLER about meeting people in person and sharing the love of podcasting together. I was invited to speak at the recent DC Podfest (about the Triple Power of Killer Show Notes - I’ll share that presentation in an upcoming episode). And just being at the event made building relationships so much easier. The conversations were natural, the people were great, and it was a lot of fun to boot! So… on this episode I want to help you start building relationships with other podcasters by introducing you to some of the great people I met. I walked around with my digital recorder and got some great clips from some of my new friends and wanted you to hear who they are, what they are doing, and maybe even make a new podcast friend. I hope you enjoy this! Outline of this episode [1:18] The reason I’m doing this episode. [1:51] Jen Hemphill - host of Her Money Matters. [5:49] Jon Harper - host of My Bad [10:26] Kip Clark - host of Stride and Saunter [15:29] Ben & Chris - The Unexplainable Disappearance of Mars Patel [26:21] Sean RIchardson - Artup Bootcamp [31:22] Kyle Bondo - Merchants of Dirt [37:51] Amy Young - Future Podcaster [44:26] Vincent Pugliese - Freelance to Freedom (coming January 2017) DC Podfest Podcast Movement Connect with me… Carey(AT)PodcastFastTrack.com On Facebook On Twitter

With my graduation yesterday, there are some thoughts I feel compelled to share. What I have learned, what the past four years have given me and the role they will play in the greater scope of my life. These are words to myself, for those who have given me the feelings and thoughts to express them. - Kip Clark

Kip Clark is the host of Stride and Saunter a conversational podcast. Kip chats about our love of John Oliver, utilizing new media to get your voice out there, the art of storytelling, joining an Improv troupe and much more.

It's been a year since we set out on this journey and started Stride and Saunter. We've learned a lot about podcasting, our world and our ever-growing audience. But we've also been fortunate to learn more about ourselves in the process - our ambitions, our capacities and new-found skills. We continue to thoroughly enjoy every aspect of this project and we hope the show continues to please and develop with time. We're very excited with upcoming plans and episodes and we can't wait to share them with you. With sincere gratitude, Kip Clark, Caroline Borders and Hector Marrero

Ep7 Judge Not -Songs Inside     This  podcast is  about judging people when we know nothing about them.       Don't be fool enough to think you can know a person's character after a few  moments of observation. You can't. You have no idea where his life began or how his saga has unfolded thus far. Only his present state can you witness. To judge him at a glance is like reading one page in an open book, believing it's  enough to confidently recite the story from beginning to end.  True, one page may tell you much, but not nearly enough to accurately critique a book or evaluate a life. So, either become his friend and learn his entire story, or refrain from commenting on a tale you know nothing about.”  ― Richelle E. Goodrich     Today I listenend to Marcy Langlois on Risk  episode titled Surrender  they did such a good job with her story. I encourage you all to listen to it after this one.  Her story fits in so well this episode, it makes not doubt how some things are meant to be.    I had been struggling to find the right story for this episode, I went through bad metaphors , scientific backgrounds and studies on the human brain about  why we judge. But I was really looking for a personal story about someone  being judged and who also judged themselves.  My personal story with the song You Don't Know Me seemed trivial and  contrite because it was more about the incident that got me to write the song more than the feeling I was trying to convey. But Marcy's story is amazing for transformation she has gone through, for the  trauma she has endured, for the self hatred she lashed upon herself.   Marcy's story works within this episode because we all want to feel connected and have the basic need to feel accepted and valued for who we are.  Our traumas, struggles and heartaches are not bumper stickered to our faces.  Before you judge someone reflect on the Golden Rule  " Do unto others as you would have them do unto you  Norman Rockwell painted a nice visual for this one.     If you have something to share  about being judged or just want to comment on the podcast you can leave me a review like Kip did , go to itunes in your desktop or laptop and find the  Songs Inside podcast then hit Suscribe, then you will see the  Rating and Review box, click that and leave your comment and  a five star rating if you think I deserve it. Thanks for sticking around, I'll talk to you next week.   Kate does not have nearly the attention she deserves.  In these early episodes her passion, talent and drive are both impressive and evident.  She does a wonderful job as a solo host and keeps her audience engaged and informed.  As others have said, she has a marvelous voice which is a pleasure to hear.  The knowledge and variety she brings to each episode is also thoroughly entertaining.  Finally, Kate keeps each episode interesting without dragging anything out. This is truly a lovely show! Kip Clark of Stride and Saunter       Lyrics   You Don't Know Me   I have taken the sword from my side I have loosened the noose from where it was tied You don’t know me yet you judge me all the same You don't know me you   throw stones to ease their pain   Chorus No you don’t know you don’t know you don't don’t know me  You don’t know what I don’t show   I come from the ashes of a burned out flame Don’t recognize myself in my own name I try to tell myself there should be no shame Done what I;ve done, there’s no one to blame.     Bridge  I can hear things you don't want me to see I see you laughing and pointing at nothing funny You think I'm a tender rosebud I'm a Dire Wolf!   Chorus            

This episode we have on the two awesome hosts of Coffee with Kanobi, a coffee house style chat about all things Star Wars. We discuss the importance of connecting with listeners via Social media, like Twitter, and how being real and genuine can bring in the audience. Their show has come a long way from their first attempt at recording. The first attempt taking an astounding 14 hours to record, with only 18 minutes of listenable material, to now being featured on StarWars.com A few things we learned from both Dan and Cory are that family and friendship come first, before the podcast, so they work together using clear communication, and balancing each other out, to make sure everything gets done.  They advise this; you can't fail at something when you are doing it for fun, and you can find your own voice through practice on the mic. We also have a podcaster who shares his "How has podcasting change my life" story. He is the one and only, Kip Clark, host of the "Stride and Saunter" podcast, which can be found here:http://www.strideandsaunter.com/ Also weighing in on his side of the podcasting world, with another Podcast Review, is non other than our good buddy Andrew Johnstone, previously of the now defunct but still reputable Podcast Squared. Andrew joins us to give you, the listener, a review on the podcast "Cardboard!" hosted by Rich Sommer, a podcast all about board games. You can find Cardboard! here:http://cardboard.wolfpop.com/ If you would like to share with us how podcasting has changed your life or if you have suggestions for a guest, please send us an email! We'd love to hear from you! Thanks for listening to another episode of Podcasting 101! If you have any questions or comments send us an email at 7DAGpodcasting101@gmail.com and don't forget to follow us on Twitter @Podcaster101. Enjoy the show!