Podcasts about knowing your strengths

How does the puzzle of high-stakes investment funds come together to create win-win solutions for everyone involved? In this episode, Melanie McDaniel, a seasoned expert in structuring investment funds, shares her journey into the world of capital raising, the nuances of SPVs (Special Purpose Vehicles), and the importance of building transparent, investor-friendly fund structures. From personal anecdotes to actionable insights, she breaks down the complexities of fund management and highlights the value of focusing on one's strengths.   [00:01 - 03:56] The Risk and Reward of Angel Investing High-risk investments can yield substantial returns but require careful due diligence Understanding one's financial limits is crucial before diving into angel investing Working with a team mitigates risks and amplifies success   [03:57 - 06:16] Knowing Your Strengths in Capital Raising Delegating tasks based on strengths leads to better outcomes Building a like-minded team fosters efficiency and enjoyment in work Capital raising requires perseverance and adaptability   [06:17 - 09:37] The Art of Structuring Funds Transparent fund structures instill investor confidence Flexibility in deal structuring creates opportunities for diverse investments Clear communication simplifies complexities for investors   [09:38 - 12:14] Lessons from the Field Learning from experienced mentors accelerates growth A collaborative approach leads to better fund management Constant learning and adapting are essential in this field   [112:15 - 15:55] The Power of Collaboration Surrounding yourself with experts enhances the results Sharing responsibilities enables team members to focus on their strengths Collaboration fosters innovation and long-term success Key Quotes:   "If it's not a win across the board, I don't want to do it." – Melanie McDaniel   "A confused mind doesn't buy." – Melanie McDaniel Connect with Melanie:   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melaniemcdanielinvest/   Visit sponsorcloud.io/contact today and unlock $2,000 of free services exclusively for REI Rocks community members! Get automated syndication and investor relationship management tools to save time and money. Mention your part of the REI Rocks community for exclusive offers. Help make affordable, low-cost education summits possible. Check out Sponsor Cloud today!   LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode.   Are you confused about where to start? Join our community and learn more about real estate investing.   

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While we're on a break, here's a fan-favourite episode to keep you companyIn today's chat, Shell and Sarah Kelsey from the OneUp Project discuss all things leadership, discovering your strengths, taking risks, and making career moves! Strap in—this chat is a practical guide for anyone considering a career change.

Mastering Productivity: Signature Work Habits with My Executive Assistant Beginning and concluding your day effectively are essential practices that can significantly influence your productivity and overall mindset throughout the workday. Tonya Leigh and her executive assistant, Abigail Schroeder, explore the importance of these two bookends of the day and how they contribute to a more effective and fulfilling work experience. Tonya opens the conversation by addressing a common question she receives: how she manages to get so much done. Tonya shares the story of how she found Abigail amidst over 500 applicants and highlights the importance of having a supportive team. Together, they explore effective work strategies, insights on collaboration, and the value of intuition in hiring.  Tune in to discover how to enhance your productivity and learn from Abigail's expertise in managing tasks and supporting a busy, thriving  executive by creating a positive, effective work environment. Talking Points: 01:53 - Role of an Executive Assistant 02:27 - Abigail's Responsibilities 07:04 - The Four Ds Framework 09:16 - Abigail's Signature Work Habits  10:51 - Starting Your Day Well 13:26 - Self-Awareness and Acceptance 16:01 - Knowing Your Strengths and Weaknesses 20:10 - Writing Everything Down 25:08 - Prioritize with Focus and Rest 31:14 - Diffuse Mode of Thinking 37:58 - Most Impactful Work Habit 39:33 - Company Culture  Quotes:  "My two main goals in my role is to optimize your time and to support the overall vision you have for the company." "If you're going to do it, don't do something and then be struggling and arguing with it."  "At any moment, you can do a U-turn and recommit, do whatever you need to do to get yourself back on track."  "It's just part of the human experience. We're not supposed to be great at everything." "You wouldn't expect yourself to be able to run a marathon without training for it, you know? And so we have to treat our brain the same way." "Ending your day well can look like, I don't know, cooking, hanging out with friends, going on a walk, playing a game." Useful  Resources: Click HERE to join the Membership  Click HERE for a FREE download  Click HERE to sign up for our newsletter, The Edit   Connect with Self-Image Coach Tonya Leigh: Click HERE to follow our Instagram Click HERE to visit our website Click HERE to visit our Facebook group Click HERE to follow our TikTok Click HERE to subscribe to our YouTube channel    

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This week, I had the pleasure of hosting Dolph Goldenburg, the only Dolph Goldenburg on LinkedIn (We'll get to that in the show) I was recently a guest on Dolph's show 'Successful Nonprofits' and wanted to return the favor. Dolph is the principle of his consultancy 'Succesful Nonprofits' and as you guys all know, I have a cringe for nonprofit coaches and consultants, and Dolph was on my side with that one. We discussed what defines a good coach or consultant and how to get rid of the bad ones, along with understanding strategy and implimentation. This was a great episode, Dolph has loads to discuss and you can connect with him on LinkedIn and subscribe to his show as well. https://www.linkedin.com/in/dolphg/ This podcast is proudly sponsored by GiveSuite! Simplyfy the way you manage your small nonprofit, with all your tools under one tab. See why so many nonprofits have made the jump to GiveSuite. Grab your demo today https://sales.givesuite.com/get-a-demo

How can the relationship between the operating team and investors make or break a real estate deal, especially in challenging market conditions?   In this episode, Angel Williams and Randy Langenderfer discuss the importance of trust and relationships in passive real estate investing. They share their experiences with different operating teams and how a strong team can help a deal survive even in tough times. The conversation also delves into the differences between cash and accrual accounting, the pros and cons of vertically integrated property management, and the significance of creating a sense of home for tenants. Throughout the discussion, Angel and Randy emphasize the value of knowing one's strengths and relying on the expertise of others in areas where one may lack knowledge or experience.   Randy is Founder and President of InvestArk Properties and general partner in 1,500 doors representing $250M in assets under management.  He has invested in a total of over 3,000 units in TX, OK, AZ, SC and LA. His investment strategy focuses on providing the passive investor significant returns by improving communities using a safe and time-tested approach. He is passionate about helping the busy professional achieve their goals in real estate and has been a part of several national educational programs and is currently a private multi-family coach.   He is a board member and previously served as the Chief Compliance and Audit Officer for a large academic medical institution in Houston, TX. He has a bachelor's degree in accounting, Information Systems, an MBA in Finance, and is a CPA. [00:00:00] - [00:02:00]  The Importance of Trust in Passive Investing -  Trust in the operating team is crucial for the success of a real estate deal. -  A strong operating team can help a deal survive even in challenging market conditions. -  Building relationships with the operating team is essential before investing.   [00:02:00] - [00:06:00]  Cash vs. Accrual Accounting in Real Estate -  New investors should educate themselves on the differences between cash and accrual accounting. -  Accrual accounting aims to smooth out income and expense variations over time. -  Understanding which reports are cash basis and which are accrual is crucial for investors.   [00:06:00] - [00:10:00]  Vertically Integrated Property Management: Pros and Cons -  Vertically integrated models, where the property management company is part of the GP team, are becoming more common in larger deals. -  The success of a vertically integrated model depends on the performance of the property management company and the ability to remove them if necessary. -  Some investors prefer third-party property management to avoid potential conflicts of interest.   [00:10:00] - [00:15:00]  Creating a Sense of Home for Tenants -  Using language that emphasizes "home" rather than "unit" or "tenant" can help create a sense of belonging for residents. -  Creating a sense of home can lead to lower turnover, increased renewals, and reduced costs. -  The concept of home resonates with people across different classes of apartments.   [00:15:00] - [00:18:00]  Leveraging Expertise in Real Estate Investing -  Investors should focus on their strengths and rely on the expertise of others in areas where they lack knowledge or experience. -  Empowering local teams to make decisions is crucial for the success of a real estate investment. -  Partnering with experts in specific markets can help investors navigate unfamiliar territories more effectively.   quotes: - "You need to 100 percent know that you can trust the operating team because they can make a good deal suck and they can make a bad deal survive." - Angel Williams   - "I think people want to live someplace they're comfortable with and call home. And that just creates less turnover, promotes renewals. Less cost and more benefits”- Randy Langenderfer   Connect with Randy:   Website: www.invest-ark.com Website: www.multifamilymaestros.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/randy-langenderfer/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/randy.langenderfer   Visit sponsorcloud.io/contact today and unlock $2,000 of free services exclusively for REI Rocks community members! Get automated syndication and investor relationship management tools to save time and money. Mention your part of the REI Rocks community for exclusive offers. Help make affordable, low-cost education summits possible. Check out Sponsor Cloud today!   LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode. Are you confused about where to start? Join our community and learn more about real estate investing.  Head over to our Facebook Page, Youtube Channel, or website  https://www.theacademypresents.com/jointhesummit36848306.

In this episode, Wesleyne interviews Harry Sims, an experienced account executive and leader in the sales industry. They discuss the importance of networking and building connections, as well as the impact of good leadership. Harry shares his journey and the struggles he faced in career building, emphasizing the need for an experimental mindset. They also delve into the concept of finding efficiency in outbound sales and the transition to running and automation. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the challenges of rapid iteration and turnover in early-stage sales. In this conversation, Harry Sims and Wesleyne discuss various aspects of sales, including finding consistency in sales processes, the importance of sales skills, knowing your strengths in sales, the value of sales playlists, personal and professional impact, and cultural adaptation.TakeawaysNetworking and building connections are crucial in the sales industry.Good leadership involves understanding and empathizing with the experiences of your team members.An experimental mindset is essential for overcoming challenges and finding success in career building.Efficiency is key in outbound sales, and a focus on targeting and measurable metrics can drive results. Finding a consistent and effective sales process takes time and iteration.Sales skills are crucial for success, and not all salespeople are suited for the same roles.Knowing your strengths and focusing on what you enjoy in sales can lead to greater fulfillment and success.Sales playlists, or living sales playbooks, can be a valuable tool for onboarding and ongoing sales training.Personal experiences, such as becoming a parent and adapting to new cultures, can have a significant impact on how we show up in the world.Chapters00:00- Introduction and Background01:06- Meeting Wesleyne and the Impact03:37- The Value of In-Person Events04:58- Building Connections and Demonstrating Care07:11- The Power of Good Leadership09:18- Uncovering Challenges and Providing Solutions10:18- Overcoming Struggles in Career Building12:03- Embracing the Experimental Mindset13:39- Finding Efficiency in Outbound Sales17:25- Product-Led Growth and Automation20:02- The Challenge of Rapid Iteration20:45- Navigating Turnover in Early-Stage Sales21:05- Finding Consistency in Sales Processes23:04- The Importance of Sales Skills25:19- Knowing Your Strengths in Sales28:21- The Value of Sales Playlists33:37- Personal and Professional Impact36:06- Cultural Adaptation38:17- Contact InformationConnect with HarryLinkedIn- linkedin.com/in/harry-personal-prospectingWebsite- personal-prospecting.com/ (Company)For daily tips on sales and leadership connect with WesleyneLinkedIn- linkedin.com/in/wesleyne Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/wesleynewhittaker/?hl=en Tiktok- https://www.tiktok.com/@thewesleynewhittaker Facebook -

https://blog.thesaleswhisperer.com/p/p/angela-duncan-empower-your-money In this conversation, Wes and Angela Duncan discuss various topics related to real estate investing and entrepreneurship.  Angela shares her experience in the real estate industry, including owning a successful Remax office and selling over $2 billion in real estate.  She also talks about her transition from real estate to starting an insurance company and eventually pivoting back to real estate investing.  Angela provides insights into the current real estate market and emphasizes the importance of understanding different investment strategies, such as tax lien investing.  Additionally, she discusses the benefits of becoming a bestselling author and offers advice for individuals looking to grow their businesses or make a career change.  In this conversation, Wes and Angela discuss various ways to gain knowledge and mentorship without spending money. They also talk about the value of charging for your unique perspective and approach, even if information is available for free.  Angela shares her plans to reach a broader audience through speaking engagements and podcasts, and offers tips for speaking for organizations with limited budgets. They also discuss the importance of educating people about alternative investment opportunities, such as real estate and tax lien investing. Angela emphasizes the need for simplicity and action when it comes to managing money. Takeaways Real estate is always a good investment, but it's crucial to do thorough research and understand the market before jumping in. When transitioning to a new career or starting a new business, it's important to take time to heal and find your identity. Identify your strengths and weaknesses and focus on what you're good at. Don't be afraid to hire others to handle tasks that are not your strengths. Tax lien investing can be a lucrative investment strategy, but it requires knowledge of the process and understanding the rules in different states. Invest in your own education by seeking out mentors, absorbing educational content, and investing time in learning and growing your skills. Consider bartering or trading services with mentors or experts in your field if you can't afford to hire them. Having a book can provide credibility and open doors for speaking engagements and other opportunities. Prioritize self-education over excessive consumption of non-educational content like TV shows and movies. There are various ways to gain knowledge and mentorship without spending money, such as bartering and accessing free online resources. Charging for your unique perspective and approach is justified, even if information is available for free. Speaking engagements and podcasts can be effective ways to reach a broader audience and establish credibility. When speaking for organizations with limited budgets, consider alternative forms of compensation, such as books or access to a database. Educating people about alternative investment opportunities, such as real estate and tax lien investing, can help them achieve higher returns. Simplicity and action are key when it comes to managing money. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 02:16 Transition to Miami and New Ventures 03:26 Pivoting and Finding a New Identity 04:15 Knowing Your Strengths and Hiring Out 06:21 Transitioning Out of the Insurance Business 08:15 Investing in Real Estate 09:46 Exploring Tax Lien Investing 11:09 Teaching and Consulting in Real Estate 12:16 Writing a Book and Hosting a Podcast 13:23 The Benefits of Becoming an Amazon Bestseller 16:15 Hiring Coaches and Investing in Education 19:27 The Value of Unique Perspectives and Approaches 20:19 The Abundance of Free Information Online 21:20 Speaking as a Platform for Teaching and Reaching a Wide Audience 22:57 Creative Ways to Benefit from Speaking Engagements 24:36 The Benefits and Opportunities of Speaking Engagements 27:51 Writing a Second Book and Gathering Ideas 30:41 Common Mistakes People Make with Money 31:49 Investing in Real Estate and Tax Liens 33:04 The Pitfalls of 401(k)s and the Importance of Education 36:16 Using Social Media to Educate and Connect with People 40:00 Dealing with Audio Issues and Continuous Learning Market like you mean it. 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Are you on the offense or defense? In this episode, we reflect on their previous episode with dream guest, Chris Do. Some of the things we discuss: The importance of building relationships Creative confidence Developing a process Creating art vs. content for more fulfilling work Mental chatter We also explore the balance between offense and defense in creative work and what keeps us stuck vs. propelling ahead. This podcast is your weekly Creative Companion helping you master the inner game, finish what you start, ship your work, and build a brand without yelling; because it's not the thunder that grows flowers, but the rain. Support & Connect Podcast website: ⁠subtleartofnotyelling.com⁠ Join⁠ theboxcommunity.com 00:33 Discussion about Chris Do 5:04 Building Relationships 6:18 Knowing Your Strengths & Delegating 7:16 Confidence and Having a Process 09:22 Focusing on Relationships, Confidence, and Process 11:16 Balancing Offense and Defense 13:01 Art vs Content Build relationships, be confident, find your process and go make something. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artofnotyelling/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artofnotyelling/support

3 things you'll learn from a hiring manager to land an SDR role in 2024 What are the key skills assessed Tips on how to stand out from the crowd. And the common mistakes and how you can avoid them Join me in this episode as we dive into GB's strategies to get an SDR role in 2024, without sales experience, and a college degree. Gabrielle “GB” Blackwell is a Sales Development Manager, Mid-market at Culture Amp Over the past 7 years, GB: Interview 700+ candidates Hired 60+ SDRs Connect with GB on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabrielleblackwell/ ---

Have you ever felt stuck in your career and unsure of your purpose? Our guest this week Charlotte Blair was right there with you until she made a change. This week on Embrace the Squiggle Colleen and Kristine talke with Charlotte Blair, coach and author. Charlotte Blair is someone who believes in living each day to the fullest, aiming for a ten out of ten type of day, every day. Working towards what you want, and knowing that obstacles can be navigated around or pushed out of the way.As an International Coaching Federation (ICF) Professional Certified Coach (PCC) and one of Australia's most experienced Gallup Accredited Strengths Coaches, she loves helping people find their passion and purpose, and play to their strengths.As the founder of The Strengths Partners she works with individuals, teams and organisations across the world to help them discover and use their strengths to meet their goals.Charlotte is also known as the coach's coach. She shares her experience and passion with other coaches those thinking of making the career shift as she did.She went from a corporate nine to five, and all the trappings that come with it, to discovering her unique talents and strengths and now loving work again. Links:Book - Career UnstuckCharlotte's LinkedIn

Recruitment expert Louise Campbell , Director at Robert Walters Recruitment on how to answer the all important strength's and weakness questions during job interviews

In today's chat Shell and Sarah Kelsey from the OneUp Project talk all things leadership, discovering your strengths, taking risks and making career moves! Strap in, this chat is a practical guide for anyone considering a career change.

Susie Adams is a leadership and career coach at Carolin Associates, where she is owner and founder.    She began coaching and consulting following a 30-year career with one of the United States' largest energy companies.  In that capacity, she served as a communications leader and counselor for senior leadership.    She also teaches in the mass communications department at Winthrop University. She approaches her coaching practice with a focus on strengths, authenticity, humor and commitment as she works with coachees to help them find their path. www.carolinassociates.com https://www.linkedin.com/feed/ Twitter -- @CarolinComm Instagram/Threads -- @carolinassociates --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/betterself/support

Grief puts this veil over your face. When you're bogged down emotionally, it can feel like a chore to make it through the day, much less connect emotionally with others (or yourself). Once you address the emotional weight, little by little, you see potential where you saw heartbreak. You feel connection where you once felt disconnected. And you recognize the only limits placed on yourself, or others are those imposed by the mind. *This episode is connected to last week's episode, which is titled Ep. 150, What It's Like Working With Me*In today's episode, you will learn:* How YouMap was the missing piece in finding the language for who I am and what I offer, but more importantly, in my work with clients and understanding them better.* How YouMap can help you find your purpose in life.* Grief Recovery and Youmap are a beautiful marriage of transformation.Did you know that only 1 in 33 million people will have the exact same five strengths as you?  Yes, that is a fact.In this episode, I discuss what the YouMap® is and how It helps individuals understand their unique strengths, values, interests, and personality traits and guides their career choices and life goals accordingly. By clarifying these aspects, individuals can make more informed decisions and find greater fulfillment in their personal and professional lives - thereby experiencing less (self-inflicted and unnecessary) grief.If you are looking for YouMap® Coach to help you discover your unique gifts and skills and how you can show up to the world, I am here to help and guide you. RESOURCES:YouMap®Do Grief Differently™️Free ConsultationEP. 150 What It's Like Working With Me_______NEED HELP?National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255Crisis Text Line provides free, 24/7 support via text message. Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a trained Crisis CounselorIf you are struggling with grief due to any of the 40+ losses, free resources are available HERE.Are you enjoying the podcast? Check out my bi-weekly newsletter, The Unleashed Letters.CONNECT WITH VICTORIA: InstagramWebsiteLinkedInFacebookSupport the showThis episode is sponsored by Do Grief Differently™️, my twelve-week, one-on-one, in-person/online program for grievers who have suffered any type of loss to feel better. Click here to learn new tools, grief education, and the only evidence-based method for moving beyond the pain of grief. Would you like to join the mission of Grieving Voices in normalizing grief and supporting hurting hearts everywhere? Become a supporter of the show HERE.

Today is the final episode of our ADHD and decluttering/ organising series. And today, Amy shares her reflections on the series and shares some things she's learned over the last few months as we've deep-dived into ADHD.If you've found this series to be helpful or you're had an ah-ha moment, please take a minute to leave a review on your podcast app, in our Facebook community or share it with a friend. This is the best way for others to find the show and it's super encouraging for us to read your reviews too and know what you love in particular about the show.Thanks to all our guests in this series, each voice has bought something unique to share and we value your time and generosity.You may also like to listen to these episodes:ADHD Series: Lisa Woodruff from Organize 365ADHD Series: Corporate Career & Knowing Your StrengthsADHD Series: Managing Time, Energy and AttentionADHD Series: Being a Professional Organiser with ADHDADHD Series: Adult Diagnosis and Managing a HouseholdADHD Series: Understanding ADHD with Psychologist Joanna BaileyADHD with JoannaJoin our community Become a Patron – your monthly donation makes a huge difference to me being able to produce this podcast. Donations can be as little as $1 a month!Follow me on InstagramFollow me on FacebookJoin my Facebook CommunityLeave a review on Apple PodcastThank you to my sound engineer, Jarred from Four4ty Studio Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In true ADHD style, this week we'll be dropping mini episodes into your feed of things our guests forgot to say in their main episode!!Today Jess shares her PS hacks of things she does that makes her life just that bit easier.Keeping a pack of hair ties in the car/ nappy bag/ handbag so she doesn't spend time searching for them when she needs them when out and aboutInstead of signing and having school forms sent back to school, Jess scans and emails them as she's signing them so they don't get lost in their journey back to the classroomLabelling the washing machine to make it easier for the kids to help with putting on loadsHaving a second dishrack for rinsed but not washed dishesAnd using the mindset hack of 'just do one thing' even if that one thing is moving a fork from the kitchen table to the sink. How to manage when you are in complete overwhelm and feel stuckAnother ADHD/ Decluttering/ Organising episode that will have you thinking of ways you too can create the life you want.You may also like to listen to these episodes:ADHD Series: Lisa Woodruff from Organize 365ADHD Series: Corporate Career & Knowing Your StrengthsADHD Series: Managing Time, Energy and AttentionADHD Series: Being a Professional Organiser with ADHDADHD Series: Adult Diagnosis and Managing a HouseholdADHD Series: Understanding ADHD with Psychologist Joanna BaileyADHD with JoannaJoin our community Become a Patron – your monthly donation makes a huge difference to me being able to produce this podcast. Donations can be as little as $1 a month!Follow me on InstagramFollow me on FacebookJoin my Facebook groupLeave a review on Apple PodcastThank you to my sound engineer, Jarred from Four4ty Studio Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In true ADHD style, this week we'll be dropping mini episodes into your feed of things our guests forgot to say in their main episode!!Today Carly shares how routines and supports in her childhood helped her cope with the affects of her (then undiagnosed) ADHD. She credits her mum who has strong executive functioning skills for providing the scaffolding to support her in her early years.She also shares about the importance of accepting help!Another ADHD/ Decluttering/ Organising episode that will have you thinking of ways you too can create the life you want.You may also like to listen to these episodes:ADHD Series: Lisa Woodruff from Organize 365ADHD Series: Corporate Career & Knowing Your StrengthsADHD Series: Managing Time, Energy and AttentionADHD Series: Being a Professional Organiser with ADHDADHD Series: Adult Diagnosis and Managing a HouseholdADHD Series: Understanding ADHD with Psychologist Joanna BaileyADHD with JoannaJoin our community Become a Patron – your monthly donation makes a huge difference to me being able to produce this podcast. Donations can be as little as $1 a month!Follow me on InstagramFollow me on FacebookJoin my Facebook groupLeave a review on Apple PodcastThank you to my sound engineer, Jarred from Four4ty Studio Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In true ADHD style, this week we'll be dropping mini episodes into your feed of things our guests forgot to say in their main episode!!Today Sylvia shares her PS thoughts.How when people say to 'just' do something it feels like it's meant to be easy, but it just isn'tSome examples of lazy vs efficientDivorcing the thinking from the doingBeing your own declutter fairy and giving yourself the gift of actionand some hacks their family have tried over the years to engage the kids in decluttering and organising.Another ADHD/ Decluttering/ Organising episode that will have you thinking of ways you too can create the life you want.You may also like to listen to these episodes:ADHD Series: Lisa Woodruff from Organize 365ADHD Series: Corporate Career & Knowing Your StrengthsADHD Series: Managing Time, Energy and AttentionADHD Series: Being a Professional Organiser with ADHDADHD Series: Adult Diagnosis and Managing a HouseholdADHD Series: Understanding ADHD with Psychologist Joanna BaileyADHD with JoannaJoin our community Become a Patron – your monthly donation makes a huge difference to me being able to produce this podcast. Donations can be as little as $1 a month!Follow me on InstagramFollow me on FacebookJoin my Facebook groupLeave a review on Apple PodcastThank you to my sound engineer, Jarred from Four4ty Studio Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In true ADHD style, this week we'll be dropping mini episodes into your feed of things our guests forgot to say in their main episode!!Today Jodie shares her ADHD hacks in a few areas:Meal prep - what she prepares in bulk ahead of time and how she does meal prep over time rather than when it's the push to get dinner readyPantry organisation - how Jodie has changed the way she organises her pantry from categories like the supermarket, to keeping items that are used together, together. Instead of tins of tomato with tins of corn, the tinned tomato lives with the pasta and lentils because they're used together.Managing the never ending cycle of washing and dishes - how doing something is better than nothing.Intentional duplicates - when duplicates aren't clutter, but make life easier. This one will give you the freedom to think how your family works and organising to set you up for success.Another ADHD/ Decluttering/ Organising episode that will have you thinking of ways you too can create the life you want.You may also like to listen to these episodes:ADHD Series: Lisa Woodruff from Organize 365ADHD Series: Corporate Career & Knowing Your StrengthsADHD Series: Managing Time, Energy and AttentionADHD Series: Being a Professional Organiser with ADHDADHD Series: Adult Diagnosis and Managing a HouseholdADHD Series: Understanding ADHD with Psychologist Joanna BaileyADHD with JoannaJoin our community Become a Patron – your monthly donation makes a huge difference to me being able to produce this podcast. Donations can be as little as $1 a month!Follow me on InstagramFollow me on FacebookJoin my Facebook groupLeave a review on Apple PodcastThank you to my sound engineer, Jarred from Four4ty Studio Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lisa Woodruff is the Founder and Owner of Organize 365, in this episode she brings all her enthusiasm and energy for sharing about the intersection of ADHD and organising. Lisa is even doing her PHD on the topic (did I mention she's amazing!).We chat about executive functioning in relation to organisation, specifically around working memory, planning and monitoring... all of which are essential parts of achieving and maintaining an organised home.... which is MUCH easier said than done for those of us with ADHD. Lisa to the rescue with creative ideas/ hacks/ systems that will support you “to do what you have to quickly and efficiently so you can focus on the things you love and share your unique gifts with the world”Find Lisa OnlineLisa's book: How ADHD Affects Home OrganizationOrganize 365 PodcastOrganize 365 WebsiteFollow Organize 365 on FacebookFollow Organize 365 on InstagramYou may also like to listen to these episodes:ADHD Series: Process Improvement, Optimising and EfficiencyADHD Series: Occupational Therapy, Strategies and ToolsADHD Series: Corporate Career & Knowing Your StrengthsADHD Series: Managing Time, Energy and AttentionADHD Series: Being a Professional Organiser with ADHDADHD Series: Adult Diagnosis and Managing a HouseholdADHD Series: Understanding ADHD with Psychologist Joanna BaileyADHD with Joanna Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sylvia Campbell is a friend of the show, she's also a chemical engineer working in the water industry as a process improvement lead. She was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult and in this episode we hear how her amazing mind works in terms of engineering, problem solving, process improvement, home optimisation and developing efficiency.Learn some strategies for identifying what the actual problem is when trying to improve an area in your home so you can maximise your results. Ask questions like, "why do we do it this way", "what about this isn't working", "what is best for you" and other questions that enable you to get creative in how you optimise areas in your home.Another ADHD/ Decluttering/ Organising episode that will have you thinking of ways you too can create the life you want.You may also like to listen to these episodes:ADHD Series: Occupational Therapy, Strategies and ToolsADHD Series: Corporate Career & Knowing Your StrengthsADHD Series: Managing Time, Energy and AttentionADHD Series: Being a Professional Organiser with ADHDADHD Series: Adult Diagnosis and Managing a HouseholdADHD Series: Understanding ADHD with Psychologist Joanna BaileyADHD with JoannaJoin our community Become a Patron – your monthly donation makes a huge difference to me being able to produce this podcast. Donations can be as little as $1 a month!Follow me on InstagramFollow me on FacebookJoin my Facebook groupLeave a review on Apple PodcastThank you to my sound engineer, Jarred from Four4ty Studio Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tricia Lerk is the Director and Occupational Therapist from Planted Parenting. Trish shares her wealth of experience in working with kids with ADHD and we chat about tools and strategies to help with decluttering and being organised.I didn't know until after I invited Trish to join me on the podcast, that she too has been diagnosed with ADHD so this episode is a perfect blend of us sharing our common experience, as well as the professional experiences we have as practitioners working with ADHD clients.Discover some great tools you can utilise to help with executive function, from the benefit of lists, how to work with our dopamine levels, and breaking up tasks to reduce overwhelm.Another ADHD/ Decluttering/ Organising episode that will have you thinking of ways you too can create the life you want.Find Tricia OnlinePlanted Parenting WebsitePlanted Parenting InstagramPlanted Parenting FacebookYou may also like to listen to these episodes:ADHD Series: Corporate Career & Knowing Your StrengthsADHD Series: Managing Time, Energy and AttentionADHD Series: Being a Professional Organiser with ADHDADHD Series: Adult Diagnosis and Managing a HouseholdADHD Series: Understanding ADHD with Psychologist Joanna BaileyADHD with JoannaJoin our community Become a Patron – your monthly donation makes a huge difference to me being able to produce this podcast. Donations can be as little as $1 a month!Follow me on InstagramFollow me on FacebookJoin my Facebook groupLeave a review on Apple PodcastThank you to my sound engineer, Jarred from Four4ty Studio Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this presentation of the Traderlion Conference, Tom Canfield talks about a variety of subjects, such as strategy, adaptation, mistakes, habits, and more. Video: https://youtu.be/ExUbOLIutiI Enjoy! - The TL Team ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Learn Swing Trading from the US Investing Champion Oliver Kell (941% Return): https://links.traderlion.com/SwingTradingMasterclassYT Learn How To Trade from Market Legend Stan Weinstein https://links.traderlion.com/StanWeinsteinYT Trade like a Pro—Fast! https://links.traderlion.com/PrivateAccessYT Level Up Your Trading Psychology with Mental Game Expert Jared Tendler https://links.traderlion.com/TradingPsychologyMasterclassYT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stay in touch: Follow us on Twitter: https://links.traderlion.com/TwitterYT Like us on Facebook: https://links.traderlion.com/FacebookYT Our Blog: https://links.traderlion.com/BlogYT

In a world with boundless amounts of information on a topic, it's easy to become distracted. Real estate investing is a topic where many potential investors develop analysis paralysis. They spend so much time gathering information on how to do it that they never leap into action.  Deciding to act on an investment is the first step to creating a successful real estate investing career. While some find it later in life, others discover it much earlier, putting them on a path to success and financial freedom.  In this episode of Zen and the Art of Real Estate Investing, Jonathan is speaking with Kyle Root, owner and operator of Empire Estates, a leader in long-term rental properties in the Midwest. Kyle began his real estate investing career at 26 years old after spending time in the construction industry and researching the topic of investing. While Kyle is an expert investor now, he's sharing some of the bumps and bruises he got early in his investing career that helped him scale his business to the level it's at today. In this episode, you will hear: When Kyle began investing in real estate and how he overcame analysis paralysis His first investment property and why he wouldn't purchase it today if he had it to do over Why he needed his wife's buy-in to get started with real estate investing The method Kyle used to build his company, Empire Estates and hired people based on the properties the company owned His role in the company today and why he's handing more work over to his employees Why real estate investors should have a combination of creativity and patience Short-term investors versus long-term investors and the difference between the two mindsets How Kyle built his team and utilized his construction contacts The role meetups played in being introduced to other investors and why he prefers specific masterminds today His plans to continue growing the business and the areas he's considering The lessons he learned as a first-time landlord while house hacking and why you should manage your first few properties yourself Kyle's advice for new real estate investors who want to take a mindful approach Follow and Review: We'd love for you to follow us if you haven't yet. Click that purple '+' in the top right corner of your Apple Podcasts app. We'd love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, we've created a PDF that has all of the key information for you from the episode. Just go to the episode page at http://www.trustgreene.com/podcast/zen/038 to download it. Supporting Resources: Website - www.streamlined.properties YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/JonathanGreeneRE/videos Instagram - www.instagram.com/trustgreene Instagram - www.instagram.com/streamlinedproperties TikTok - www.tiktok.com/@trustgreene Zillow - www.zillow.com/profile/Streamlined%20Prop%20eXp Bigger Pockets - www.biggerpockets.com/users/TrustGreene Facebook - www.facebook.com/streamlinedproperties/ Email - info@streamlined.properties   Connect with Kyle Root - www.instagram.com/kj_root Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Emerald City Productions. They helped me grow and produce the podcast you are listening to right now. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com Let them know we sent you.

You're listening to the 31-Day Mindset Series!Enroll in the Brave Business School here: dianecunningham.com/bravebusinessschoolTo find out more about me and my coaching options, go here: www.DianeCunningham.comGet info on my mastermind here: https://dianecunningham.com/mastermindDon't forget to subscribe!Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/inspired-ideas-with-dianeApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inspired-ideas-with-diane/id1603922858Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/37AtAZOhh8kwCnxT22QpAKStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/inspired-ideas-with-dianeGoogle Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuc3ByZWFrZXIuY29tL3Nob3cvNTMxNzgzMy9lcGlzb2Rlcy9mZWVk

Hello and welcome back to a new episode of Her HypeSquad with Bosstrack In this conversation I talk with Heather Brizzi, Director of IT Service Management at White Cap. Heather and I talk about being intentional with your career, understanding your why, knowing your strengths, good hard vs. bad hard, and staying curious About Heather Brizzi: Heather Brizzi is Director of IT Service Management for White Cap. She is a Cleveland, OH native who has been leading in Information Technology for over two decades. Throughout her career, Heather has been a transformational leader focused on technology-related operations in the support, services, and project portfolio space. She leverages her strengths in developing and coaching others to build strong, capable teams that excel in service and solutions enabled by technology. Heather has a passion for connecting people to purpose and hopes to assist them in pursuing their best life by understanding their skills, how they can use them, and developing plans to realize those dreams. She recently gave her first TEDx talk at Indiana University in 2022, “Building Resilience on the Playground” in their Playgrounds series. Heather has been a leadership panelist, moderator, and speaker inspiring others throughout her career. Contact Heather: LinkedIn: @heather-brizzi

Thanks for tuning in to this Thursday edition of the Farmer Rapid Fire on RealAg Radio! Host Shaun Haney is joined by: Peggy Brekveld of Thunder Bay, Ont.; Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; DC Jensen of Swift Current, Sask.; and Jesse Meyer of Peace River, Alta. Thoughts on something we talked about on the show?... Read More

Thanks for tuning in to this Thursday edition of the Farmer Rapid Fire on RealAg Radio! Host Shaun Haney is joined by: Peggy Brekveld of Thunder Bay, Ont.; Luke Barron of Schomberg, Ont.; DC Jensen of Swift Current, Sask.; and Jesse Meyer of Peace River, Alta. Thoughts on something we talked about on the show?... Read More

We often think that it's selfish to focus on ourselves and do things that make us happy, but coach Kyla Beecroft could not disagree more. Today on the podcast she shares a tool she uses to help her clients really focus on themselves by learning their strengths not just so they can be happier but so that all around them can be happier. Kyla believes we were sent to earth to grow and fulfill a specific purpose and we will do that best as we focus on our strengths, but we must first know what they are. We are not all meant to be alike and our different strengths are what allow for us to collectively be better. If you have been searching for a way to know your purpose and strengths you are definitely going to want to listen to today's episode. For more information about Kyla and for links to access all she has to offer, please click HERE! To watch this interview on YouTube, go HERE. For more information and available downloads, go to: https://ldslifecoaches.com/ All content is copyrighted to Heather Rackham and featured coaches. Do not use without permission.

Craig Swanson is an entrepreneur, CEO, business coach, and founder of CreativeLive, a free-to-use, live online global classroom designed to educate entrepreneurs. He also likens himself as a “secret weapon” as a partner for many online businesses, such as KaisaFit- a fitness movement founded by fitness influencer, Kaisa Keranen. Craig's expertise is focused in helping businesses hit—and succeed beyond—the multi-million-dollar mark. Craig is a dealmaker at the core of all his business endeavors as a serial entrepreneur. This entrepreneurial inclination began at a young age for Craig, having started his own large paper delivery route at the age of 12. As his paper route grew, he knew he wanted to franchise out, and decided to build his own ice cream truck--attached to his bicycle! Young Craig took his business seriously, going so far as to get the appropriate wholesaler licensing. With his creative look at his paper route and desire to expand, Young Craig was able to multitask his business into selling ice cream, while he delivered his 200 papers. Craig sees business as an opportunity for creativity; for instance, not many children would see an opportunity to deliver newspapers from their homemade bicycle ice cream truck! Craig is creative, original, and always seeking new ways to improve things that already exist. Creativity in the Deal The biggest takeaway from Craig's young inauguration into entrepreneurialism, with his combination paper route/ice cream truck, is a question that even highly skilled adult entrepreneurs fail to ask themselves: “I already have a customer base, how can I capitalize more on this customer base, and offer them something new?” Entrepreneurs, at all stages, need to find the same child-like creativity with their business, and should constantly be evaluating the following: Is there a way to further capitalize off my current business and existing customer base? How can I expand my current business to enhance profitability and visibility? Creativity doesn't just include coming up with a product or how you will market your product, it also includes how you're going to build your customer base. For Craig, the creativity behind the product is easy; what he sees as the biggest challenge is how to market it to potential customers, and build that loyal customer base. Creativity in business also includes how to expand or exit your business. For Craig, he sold his first IT business, CreativeLive, to ex-employees in 2010. One might think that making a semi-internal deal such as this doesn't take much creativity, but it's not as clear cut as, for example, an external deal. By selling his business to his ex-employees, some of which had become his competition in the market, he had to work closely with these ex-employees, and build a creative deal. In fact, Craig had a pre-existing deal with an MSP (Manage Service Provider) built to sell his business externally to that third-party buyer; however, he decided he would rather sell to his ex-employees who were interested in buying his business, so he took that initial deal and creatively re-worked it in order to work for the “internal” purchase. For Craig, his first deal wouldn't have gone so smoothly had he not been smart about his employee relationships. Ultimately, his business was sold to former employees of his company, who upon exiting his company, had signed non-compete contracts – as is a relatively standard practice for most businesses. However, even with the employees leaving the company, and signing non-compete contracts, Craig was smart enough to maintain positive relationships with these former employees, especially when they entered the same market in their own capacities. Because of these wise moves regarding his former employees, when it came time for him to sell his company, his former employees approached him to purchase it. He was able to work a creative deal, which was beneficial to all: The ex-employees were able to gain a business they knew. Craig was able to pass on his 25-year-old business to people he trusted. This creative deal allowed Craig to support his family, while he made his transition into his next step in his entrepreneurial career. Playing “Cut-throat; Win-Win” Your mindset and attitude within business is just as important as maintaining good relationships and being creative in your dealmaking. If you expect to lose, you're effectively playing to lose, and no one wants to lose in their business deals. By operating with, as Craig calls it, a “cut-throat; win-win” mindset, Craig is always proceeding like he will succeed with the deal, no matter how bleak it may look. He believes in knowing what you want, pushing the limits to what you need, but never pushing beyond the limits. Ergo, “cut-throat; win-win”: Pushing for what one needs and pushing just a bit harder, so something is on the table for everyone at the end. Confidence is key, but don't let your confidence turn into overzealousness or arrogance. A less than desirable, common occurrence in business, and especially in dealmaking, is overconfidence or worse-straight arrogance. An example of arrogance impeding business would be: A CEO promises a rising employee equity and other benefits. The employee continues to rise the ranks, but never receives the promises made. The employee then leaves the company they started with, taking clients, and leaving behind animosity. This is where the importance of mindset and attitude plays a vital role. Had the CEO not gotten overzealous and continued to make promises they couldn't (or wouldn't) keep to a rising star within their company, they'd have never lost a valuable employee, clients, or created a competitor with a negative relationship. Don't let your ego get in the way. Be confident, know what you want, and certainly push for it, but do not become so arrogant, you abandon your personal principles and become someone so willing to get what you want, you damage your credibility, or worse, damage another person. Evolving Your Decision-Making Skills Craig recalls back to his 25-year IT business, and how he built it to be a business where the boss didn't have to work. How various market dips, and personal business choices required him to essentially sell off his business bit-by-bit to get by, until he finally made the deal with the ex-employees to buy his business. By the time Craig got to the point of starting his next business, he brought in a partner with a 51/49 split ownership. While this worked well, having a virtually equal partnership posed some issues when it came to disagreements on decisions. This is where they brought in a silent CEO with 5% ownership. In bringing in a 3rd party with just 5% ownership, they allowed themselves: A built-in dealbreaker Someone who kept both primary owners responsible and on task Someone who was able to keep both primary owners in a state of due diligence in decision-making More balance when assessing priorities and interests A valuable lesson Craig learned from involving this 3rd party with 5% ownership is that being a creative person can sometimes be a detriment to your business. Just because he had a chronic desire to create and do, does not mean the business needed those things pushed upon it. By having this evolved paradigm for decision-making within their company, Craig was being held accountable and responsible for good decision-making, and making sure his personal priorities and interests were not forced upon the company's priorities or interests. Knowing Your Strengths and EOS® Any successful entrepreneur learns that finding a balance between relationships, decision-making skills and creativity is going to be your golden ticket to strategically and wisely hitting that $1mil a year landmark. Craig's current business is using EOS® (Entrepreneurial Operating System). EOS® is a designed set of concepts and tools with the intent to: Be a complete business management system Empower entrepreneurs to reach their business goals Improve the lives of every individual the business affects. (source: https://usewhale.io/blog/entrepreneurial-operating-system-eos-what-is-it-and-how-to-use-it-to-scale-your-company/) Craig utilizes the EOS® in order to do what he does best: be hands-on. He integrates with emerging entrepreneurs to become a de facto operator to build a business, help them hit the $1mil milestone, and then take his exit to help another emerging business. The important part here is that Craig knows what his strengths and talents are, therefore after he helps businesses build to that $1mil a year milestone, he transitions onto the next entrepreneurial business; he's talented at operating to that milestone, but beyond that point is where his talents and skills become less useful to the company he's helped build, and thus takes a more advisory position, such as a board position. For Craig, the most satisfying experience is building the company to a point where it doesn't need habitual micromanagement. For others, it may be stepping into the operation once the company is much larger, it's all about knowing your strengths, skills and talents, and using them to be the most beneficial to the business being built. This harkens back to the lesson of never letting your ego get the better of you. He recognizes that his strengths are at their best and most joyful for him at the early stages of operation. While he knows he is capable of operating a business beyond his personal $1mil mark that is not where he is at his best or most passionate so he chooses to be self-aware and to not allow his ego to get in his way; he chooses to make sure his strengths are applied in the best way for the business, and not just for him. Reach out to Craig for more:https://craigswanson.org/https://www.linkedin.com/in/creativelive/ Corey Kupfer is an expert strategist, negotiator, and dealmaker. He has more than 35 years of professional deal-making and negotiating experience. Corey is a successful entrepreneur, attorney, consultant, author, and professional speaker. He is deeply passionate about deal-driven growth. He is also the creator and host of the DealQuest Podcast. If you want to find out how deal-ready you are, take the Deal-Ready Assessment today!

Erik Rojas is a director, creative, and excellent friend. He has directed music videos for artists such as Jessie J, Dillon Francis, Rich Brian, Maisie Peters, Good Charlotte, Chase Atlantic, and so many more. In this week's podcast we tell Erik's story starting from his college days then going to a52/Rock Paper Scissors where he got to work with director Albert Hughes (The Book of Eli, Menace II Society). Then ultimately moving to directing full-time. Erik has been a friend for a long time and I still personally learned so much in this episode. He has an extremely inspiring story and shared so much wisdom for any up and coming film maker. If you like this one, do us a massive favor and share it with a friend! Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 5:30 - Family Upbringing & Origin Story 14:50 - College Experience & Meeting Lifelong Friends 17:30 - Falling in Love with the Camera 23:34 - Knowing Your Strengths & Weaknesses 28:10 - First Industry Job at A52 37:06 - “Music Videos Are Training Grounds” 42:11 - From Editor to Director 51:01 - The Evolution of Filmmaking & Technology 56:03 - Going the Extra Mile 1:00:50 - Finding Your Own Creative Soul 1:05:24 - Visualizing For the Future Erik Rojas: @erikjrojas Andrew Cramb: @andrew_ftw Produced & Edited by - Deanna Elise: @deannaelxse Where Are All My Friends Podcast: Website: https://www.whereareallmyfriends.com Subscribe: HERE Discord: HERE Patreon: HERE

Your strengths are your greatest asset. Your values make you who you are. Listen to this episode to learn more about your values and strengths to understand more about yourself to know where you're operating from. In this episode, I go into details about the Clifton Strengths Assessment and share about my top 5 strengths. I've been doing my own work around strengths and values for myself to discover how I can best support clients. A book was given to me, called, "Anchor to your Strengths" that inspired this episode. You will learn about the power of our senses to help us anchor our strengths through sense of smell and touch to help us harness our strengths when we are feeling unmotivated or when we forget our strengths. _ Here's the link to get your free essential oils samples catered to your specific challenges and health goals. To check out the new The Inward Motion Podcast merch store, click here. Follow me on Instagram: @Christy.Chadwick.Healing ---------- Learn the basics of Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT - tapping), the energy system, and chakras with Intro to Tapping Mini-Series right here. Save $20 when you sign up by August 20th, 2022.

SHOW NOTES: On this show…we are committed to paying attention, not to just me but to our own minds, thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. It's time to own it instead of being an innocent bystander. This is your life and you get to determine how well or how poorly, you participate. This could be fun! Have you ever wondered why you think the way you do or why you say what you say? Have you ever stopped to consider how that thinking and verbalization could impact others?  Everyone has to do their part, too. No one is disconnected. And everyone has to improve their skills, take care of their own health to the extent they can and contribute their time and talents to the community and country. ~Tim Ryan If you buy into this idea then it's more important than ever to be aware of yourself; your thoughts and your actions.  There are so many thoughts and opinions flying around and if you want to stay true to yourself, you find yourself bobbing and weaving, ducking the loaded viewpoint bombs until you can get to a safe place and sit with your own ideas. I'm all about embracing other viewpoints and I would NEVER claim to know it all or even be well versed on most topics. But what I do know is that, geez, give me a minute! Let my brain catch up and check in on what I know and need to know.  I remember when I had a pool. My first pool and probably my last. It was a disaster trying to keep that thing crystal clear. I went from pool place to pool place looking for the secret recipe only to get more frustrated and further from sparkling blue water. I decided to give it one more go before I bought lilypads and frogs to add to my swamp. At the last pool place, I planned on visiting, the young man who came to the counter couldn't have been more than 18. I felt defeated but was committed to trying anything he said. SHAZAM - his recipe worked and we enjoyed the rest of the summer splashing about in clean or thoughtfully treated water.  I tell you this story because I remember being overwhelmed with all the ideas and advice and ready to through in the towel. It's easy to do when everyone has their own ideas they are ready to share with fervor.  Becoming more self-aware is critical for your journey to self-discovery. I've learned so much about myself and realize I've just dipped my toe in. Let's learn from some experts and I'll share some of my learning along the way and not just my tried and true pool shocking recipe! Nicole Spector gets us started with What is self-awareness? And how can you cultivate it? Found at nbcnews.com Nick Wignall helps us with 10 Simple Ways to Improve Your Self-Awareness found on his blog Dr Ramya Ranganathan flips the script with Turning Wrongness into Strongness - The next frontier in Personal Effectiveness after Strength-Based Approach. Found at Linkedin.com VIDEO - Start turning your DIFFERENCES into USP | Dr. Ramya Ranganathan CHALLENGE: take some time to check in with yourself, and explore the quirks that make you, YOU. Leverage those very differences, as your unique strengths.  I Know YOU Can Do It!

This week, Author and Principal Dan Wolfe joins the lounge to discuss leadership ideas that he implements at his school, as well as his brand new book!Get Dan's New Book Becoming The Change HERE!! https://amzn.to/3yOXuV6

In this episode, I chat with Soy about topics around my fitness career and different things I'm working on in the NFT world and personal training industry, how interesting cats can be, the importance of listening to your body as you grow older, and some reminiscing on our martial arts experiences. - Connect with me: Text me 510-288-2750 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonwttw/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jasonwttw_?s=09 Tiktok:  https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJyfDpxX/

Hello and welcome to Christchurch Xscape's Sunday Service Today we continue with our series 'Samuel: Who Do You Think You Are?' As always, please get in touch hello@xchurch.org.uk Reading: 1 Samuel 11 Our podcast https://anchor.fm/xchurch/ Check out our Spotify playlist https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0wKgZ7UwLGL0mEgtf6PxI7?si=5e82416c5c31400a Our blog for thought-provoking articles https://xchurch.medium.com/ Sign up to our fortnightly email http://xchurch.us8.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=2ef1fcfe581f6926a1507b6e0&id=ff02df616e

Do you know your strengths or, better yet, do you know your weaknesses? We can all rattle off things we need to work on, yet do you know your gifts? This one can be hard for a few of us at times. In today's show, I chat with Robin Plotkin about her career journey and how she followed her strengths and passions to build her career. ABOUT ROBIN PLOTKIN Today, what sets Robin apart from other professionals in her field is the way she's able to connect with, well, everyone. To those that know her well, Robin is the every-dietitian. What does that mean? It means she's at ease working with moms, consumers, media professionals, doctors and nurses, chefs, marketing executives and fifth-graders. What's more, Robin truly wants to be having conversations and building relationships about food and health with all these people — helping them to build confidence in themselves, support their product and promote their talent. Many of Robin's people skills and her entrepreneurial spirit go back to her roots. When she was younger her family owned — and still owns — a floor covering business. It was the enterprising spirit of her family, Robin says, that made her realize that she “just couldn't see myself doing the same thing day after day.” As a result, Robin wears many hats. She's fluent in event management, media relations and brand and product ambassadorship. She advises chefs, develops recipes and helps reporters focus their food and health stories. She helps companies expand and amplify their product goals and reputation with social media outreach. And, as a prolific blogger, she helps busy families find everyday solutions to leading healthier lives through her personal blog, Robin's Bite, where she's been blogging since 2009. In short, she's a recognized leader in her industry, with an unparalleled skillset and wide depth and breadth of knowledge. In the spirit of her entrepreneurial family, she takes each day as a new beginning, a new challenge. “Being multi-faceted allows me to bring different perspectives to each of my clients in a unique way that they wouldn't otherwise be exposed to — and that's something they appreciate.” TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE: How to know your strengths and allow that to guide your career Write down 3 things and start there when building your business Find your community and mentor Have a plan and stick to it MORE FROM ROBIN PLOTKIN Website (Note: Listen to the podcast and learn how to receive 15% off off coaching) Instagram Website #2 (Note: Listen to the podcast and learn how to receive 15% off a virtual Charcuterie Board class) Instagram #2 iLiveWell Nutrition and Therapy We Empower individuals to optimize their unique healthy body plan through food and nutrition, and provide access to Registered Dietitians for all who seek qualified nutrition professionals. We provide every client with a unique plan that is based on their specific needs. Our practice is based on a positive and supportive approach to helping clients live a healthy life. Our sole objective is to improve our clients' overall wellness… to look and feel their best from the inside out. We believe a team's strength is in its people. Join us and make an impact. Click here to learn more about our openings. MORE FROM ADRIEN Marketing Wednesdays Action Steps Driven Goal Planner What is my Next Step as a Practitioner - Take the Quiz Foundations of Private Practice Building Your Dream Practice Apply for Business Coaching Resources for Your Practice Schedule Your FREE 15 Min Fearless Steps Call Connect with Adrien on Instagram and Facebook Private Practice Paperwork Templates Subscribe & Review on iTunes Click here to subscribe to iTunes! Subscribe to Fearless Practitioners! Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes!!! Go to Programs and see what you need to become a Fearless Practitioner TODAY!! Connect with me on your fav social platform: * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adrienpaczosa/ * Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adrien.paczosa/ * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Apaczosa Hey! Send me a message and tell me what you think about the show! Use the Hashtag #FearlessPractitioner so I know you're a friend! XOXO Adrien Sign up for my weekly newsletter and you'll get FREE tips on how to live a ridiculously amazing fun-filled life! Get episode show notes here: https://fearlesspractitioners.com/fearless-podcast/

The Healthcare Experience Matters podcast welcomes back Katie Owens to our program this week. We chat about strategies for identifying and understanding our own strengths and weaknesses.  Through our interview with Katie, we strive to uncover the various ways we can improve the patient experience by recognizing and embracing our own strengths.   As we learn on today's episode, it can be easy to lose track of what we do well when we get fixated on our weaknesses. This episode serves as a reminder to the power of expanding and amplifying our strengths.  Katie Owens is the Co-Founder and President of the Healthcare Experience Foundation (HXF). The HXF mission is audaciously simple: shaping cultures so every person can receive and deliver the best healthcare experience. Learn more: https://healthcareexperience.org/know-your-strengths 

The second episode of Hey Awesome Girl with Tivi Jones features Wills, Trust and Probate Lawyer Marisa Nelson. When Marisa became a lawyer in 2011, she watched families argue over who would manage and inherit the money, and who would take care of the kids and grandparents. She saw so much heartache and expense that could have been avoided with good quality estate planning. So she started her practice, Marisa C. Nelson, focusing only on estate planning. In this episode, Marisa Nelson talks to Tivi Jones about access to legal services for everyone, regardless of their background, legal protections for members of the LGBTQ+ community and others from marginalized communities, the importance of real estate planning, and incorporating your strengths into your work. Learn more about Marisa Nelson: https://www.marisanelson.com/ ***Featured in this episode:*** The Big Leap book, mentioned by Marisa Clifton Strengths Finder Assesment Test: https://www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/252137/home.aspx Every week Tivi interviews amazing Boss Babes in tech, medicine, law, entrepreneurship, entertainment, parenting, and more about their lives, goals, and how every day, they are working to add more Pleasure, Ease, and Abundance in their orbit. This show is part business advice, part life coaching, and part real talk with girlfriends. If you're looking for a show that's real and relatable but also inspiring at the same time, Hey Awesome Girl with Tivi Jones is the one for you! You can find us on all platforms @heyawesomegirls. Follow and subscribe to never miss an episode!

Want to improve yourself and your life? You can use your personality type for personal growth and in this series I'm going to drill down on 6 reasons why it's helpful. It's not just about having a growth mindset and pushing yourself, but it's actually important to bring in some lifestyle design around your personality type. Leverage your strengths and personal growth and development will be a lot easier.Let's talk about the third core benefit of using personality type for personal growth - understanding your type let's you live life focused around your strengths and innate skills.I hope it helps!Original YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/MkeJkEorq4c

Bass Pro Tour pro Randall Tharp checks in to talk about his excitement for fishing in 2022, learning what tools to put in your toolbox and his newest fishing passion. Plus, he gives a few tips on how to become a better flipper and pitcher.

Will Grace went from aspiring model, to model that inspires. After years developing himself for the world of modeling, Will is now found in print, on billboards, in NFL & NBA arenas, and on the commercials for top national brands. He's made mistakes, he's learned, and he's grown into knowing exactly how to market his own strengths. Oftentimes what feels like a failure, can be used as a chance to evolve, and Will embraced the opportunity to expand himself with open arms. Will discusses the sacrifices he has had to make, and reminds us all to tap into our own individual strengths. To learn more about Will Grace: https://willgraceofficial.com For more information about Josh & his work visit: https://www.bigbluemotion.com/ For more information about Kameron visit: https://linktr.ee/kambeckum You can reach B4B in any of the following ways: https://www.facebook.com/bread4breaking Bread4breaking@gmail.com https://www.instagram.com/bread4breaking/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bread4breaking/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bread4breaking/support

This week my buddy Michael Fernandez drove down from Greenville, South Carolina to chat with me about finance, wholesaling, and knowing where your strengths are and playing to those strengths. Mike has a background in finance and a bright future in real estate entrepreneurship.He's a member of my Legacy Boardroom mastermind, and I'm excited to see what kind of connections and breakthroughs he'll make in the near future. //SAY HI TO MIKE Instagram: @michaelf34 Facebook: /michael.fernandez.315

In this episode you'll hear: Whitney and Stephanie talk about the idea of confidence having a board of directors and who the core “members” should be. In this week's episode, they talk about self-awareness, and why although we don't want her to come to the table, she is super important (0:54) Stephanie answers what she's great at and what she is terrible at, and why answering this question is a reflection of self-awareness. If you're struggling to answer this question yourself, Stephanie suggests reaching out to people you trust to help you provide that feedback (2:22) Whitney and Stephanie discuss what they have learned about themselves over time through the lens of self-awareness, including how people change, how pivoting is necessary, and feeling overwhelmed (4:10) Tools and resources you can implement in your life to step up your self-awareness game and leverage it for success and confidence (5:36) There's no such thing as knowing too much about yourself (8:44) Connect with Whitney & Stephanie: Stephanie IG: @stephanie_hanna_  The Other 85: https://theother85.net/  Whitney IG: @whitneyabraham  Whitney Website: https://www.whitneyabraham.com/ 

I'm thrilled to be joined in this episode by Katie Ceccarini, founder of Endurance Management Coaching. She is an executive coach and trainer who works with leaders to empower their vision and unleash their strengths. She is also an endurance athlete and mom.In this conversation, we cover a lot of ground. Katie first shares her own career journey and her career transition to becoming a business owner, trainer, and coach. She shares what prompted her to leave Corporate, lean into what was drawing her next, and how a shift in life stage coupled with the pandemic led her to think differently about the work+life she wanted to craft for herself.We delve into leadership and the work that Katie does as a coach. She shares tips on improving leader effectiveness and shares one of her pet peeves, the focus on “fake it till you make it.” She'd say it's much more powerful to be vulnerable, be genuinely curious, and find footing in purpose and making it matter.We close with some wise tips on how Katie leads a full life while staying in sync with her life vision and keeping herself sustained and whole.Thanks so much for being on with me, Katie! SO many good, clear tenets you share in this episode for people to take forward and apply in their lives, careers, and as leaders.Resources MentionedFind Katie:Endurance Boss: https://www.enduranceboss.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-ceccarini/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enduranceboss/Want to work with Katie? Find her here: https://www.enduranceboss.com/contactOther episodes mentioned:Episode #29 - On Permission to Glow & Epic Leadership with Kristoffer Carter: https://sustainableambition.com/sapodcast/29Episode #30 - On Work + Life as a Breadwinning Woman with Bethanie Baynes: https://sustainableambition.com/sapodcast/30If you're looking to learn more about strengths, check out Episode #8 - On Paying Attention & Knowing Your Strengths with Maghan Haggerty: https://sustainableambition.com/sapodcast/8Thanks for Listening!If you liked this episode, please rate, review, and share the episode. Thank you so much!Get show notes for this episode at https://sustainableambition.com/podcast I'd love to hear what's on your mind! Take the Sustainable Ambition Listener Survey: http://bit.ly/sapodcast-survey Submit a question or comment for future episodes at podcast@SustainableAmbition.com Get my curated bi-weekly Sustainable Ambition Forum newsletter. Sign up https://sustainableambition.com/subscribe

In this episode, we're talking to Panni Morshedi, COO at Beauty Pie. She's in charge of restructuring and transforming the company's business operations, focusing on product development and technology. Former International MD at Funding Circle UK, Morshedi has extensive experience in scaling up businesses and international expansion. Panni shares how she started her career in consulting after promising her dad that she would get a ‘'real job'' once she graduated as a History major. However, after a poor review from her first 6 months as a consultant, she decided to make a move from the analytical projects to the strategic ones where her strengths lied and became the top billing consultant within 2 years. Morshedi also discussed some of the sliding door moments that she leaned into (such as getting rejected from a banking job) that changed her future for the better. At the end of the episode, we talk about the biggest lessons and takeaways from her career that will contribute to her legacy. Are you ready? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ann-hiatt/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ann-hiatt/support

In this episode, I'm joined by Maghan Haggerty, founder of Connecting Dots Coaching & Consulting and a Gallup Certified Strengths Coach. I wanted to have Maghan on the show to share her wisdom on the importance of tapping into your strengths to help you find more work fulfillment. One of Sustainable Ambition's pillars is Right Success, which is about defining success on your terms and defining your own personal reward. I believe a key component of that is leaning into your strengths, especially those that put you into flow. So, you'll hear in my early interviewing days that I'm very CURIOUS about what Maghan has to share! She talks about the importance of leaning into one's strengths, how to define them (they are the activities not just that we are good at, but that we have an affinity for), as well as how our strengths can at times turn into weaknesses. We talk about Gallup's CliftonStrengths Assessment, which Maghan is certified in administering, and how the philosophy is such that the strengths can be applied to any profession, because they are about how we interact in the world. Another important theme you hear us talk about throughout the episode is PAY ATTENTION! If there's one thing to take away, that is it. Don't go blindly through your career. Pay attention.I hope in listening to Maghan you get convinced of the importance of investing in identifying your strengths, and even more importantly working to determine how to bring them into your everyday life experiences.