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Send us a textIn today's episode, Stephanie McLarty sits down with Julie Cole, co-founder of Mabel's Labels to uncover the story behind the business. Julie shares how Mabels Labels integrates eco-conscious practices into everything, from product design to operations. This episode offers real-world insights and actionable advice for businesses looking to embrace sustainability while staying true to their values.Takeaways:✅ They have successfully repurposed non-recyclable material into insulation✅ Teamwork and shared values are crucial for achieving sustainability goals✅ Businesses should start small and gradually incorporate sustainability into their practices one step at a time. Thanks for listening! If you like our podcasts, please leave us a review on Spotify or Apple or wherever you get your podcasts from. Want to be a guest on The Circular Future podcast? Email Sanjay Trivedi at strivedi@quantumlifecycle.com Listen on: https://quantumlifecycle.com/podcast Follow us on LinkedIn | Facebook

Have you ever wondered what happens when your brand stays young, but you don't? It's a reality many entrepreneurs face, especially in industries focused on families and kids. In our latest podcast episode, we sit down with Julie Cole, co-founder of the beloved brand Mabel's Labels, to explore this fascinating and often overlooked aspect of aging. Julie built Mabel's Labels with parents of young children in mind—a vibrant, energetic demographic that doesn't age out. But what happens when the face behind the brand is no longer in that same life stage? How do you stay connected to your audience when your personal life has evolved? In this candid conversation, Julie shares her journey of growing older while her brand remains forever young. We dive into how she's adapted her leadership, stayed relevant in a competitive market, and managed the unique challenges of aging in an industry focused on youth. Whether you're a business owner, a marketer, or simply curious about how aging intersects with entrepreneurship, this episode is a must-listen. Join us for an inspiring and insightful chat with Julie Cole that will leave you thinking about aging—and branding—in a whole new light.

On this episode of Teeter Talks, I am delighted to welcome the radiant Julie Cole!  Julie is an impressive individual—she's a recovered lawyer, a devoted mother of six, and the Co-founder of Mabel's Labels Inc. Her journey as an entrepreneur is not just successful but celebrated, with accolades as an award-winning author and a highly sought-after speaker and emcee. Julie has graced the screens of NBC's The Today Show, Breakfast Television, and many others, captivating audiences with her insights. Her thought-provoking articles have been featured in prestigious publications such as The Huffington Post, Today's Parent, and The Globe and Mail. Beyond her professional achievements, Julie is deeply committed to her community, generously serving on boards and volunteering her time. Julie's boundless energy and unwavering dedication shine through in everything she does, making her an inspiring beacon of leadership and empowerment. Join us today as we dive into these topics:Exploring how business and family teach us that fairness isn't always equality, emphasizing the importance of recognizing individual differences.Balancing personal and family expectations while starting a business, highlighting the power of collaboration and building a supportive network.Discussing the challenges of being a "mompreneur," including managing public perception and gaining genuine recognition.Knowing when to persevere or pivot in business, with a focus on honest self-assessment and the courage to start fresh.Emphasizing the impact of giving back through Time, Treasure, and Talent to enrich both community and personal growth.Redefining leadership as creating more leaders, not just followers, by empowering others to explore and grow autonomously.What a delightful and enriching chat! I hope you're leaving here feeling inspired. If our conversation struck a chord with you, be sure to show Julie and this podcast your love and support. Your feedback is so valuable, so please leave a rating or review wherever you're tuning in from! Julie's Links: Mabel's Labels Website: Mabel's LabelsLearn More About Julie Instagram: Julie ColeYWCA: YWCA United Way: United Way WorldwideMarissa's Links:• Marissa's Website• Marissa's Instagram• Teeter Talks Instagram• Marissa's LinkedIn

Today, I am excited to welcome Julie Cole, the co-founder of Mabel's Labels to the show. This company has been a staple in our home with our children for every age and stage as they grow and are one our my absolute favorite products. Julie joins us to share so much about the mission of Mabel's Labels, the new and unique offerings and how they continue to grow their products based on client feedback and a foundation of quality. Julie is a gem and I can't wait for you to meet her!   

Lilly from Jacksonville is noticing her 4-year-old daughter is starting to tell little lies. How does she stop it now before it becomes a bigger problem as she gets older? Plus, Brooke in Michigan needs help giving her daughter the confidence to go back out in the world after getting sick in the car.   Today's show is sponsored by Mission Mighty Me and Mabels Labels. Proactive Puffs from Mission MightyMe make it deliciously simple to feed your little one peanuts AND tree nuts. Visit missionmightyme.com to learn more and use MOMS ON CALL 20 for 20% off your first order. Mabel's Labels has a label solution for all your kids' gear, and free standard shipping on all orders. Use Code MomsOnCall for 20% off of your first purchase at mabelslabels.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alicia from Michigan has a kindergartener that is starting to compare herself with her friends and asking why she doesn't have the same things. How do we stop our children from comparing themselves to their friends? Plus, explaining to your child why you might not be able to afford the same things others family can.  If you have anything you want to ask, please leave us a message at 888-234-7979. Today's show is sponsored by Bobbie and Mabels Labels.   Organic infant formula ... by subscription or by the can. And, the Bobbie Starter bundle is back! Visit hibobbie.com to check it out. Mabel's Labels has a label solution for all your kids' gear, and free standard shipping on all orders. Use Code MomsOnCall for 20% off of your first purchase at mabellabels.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Avery from Fort Myers has a toddler and a second one is due in two months. She's wondering if 13 months too late to start on a sleep schedule. Kristen from California has an 8 month old sleeping long stretches at night, but won't take one single daytime nap in his crib and needs some advice. Virginia from South Georgia is taking a trip two time zones away ... should she keep the schedule they have and wake up two hours earlier with her and put her down two hours earlier? Today's show is sponsored by Bobbie and Mabels Labels.   Organic infant formula ... by subscription or by the can. And, the Bobbie Starter bundle is back! Visit hibobbie.com to check it out. Mabel's Labels has a label solution for all your kids' gear, and free standard shipping on all orders. Use Code MomsOnCall for 20% off of your first purchase at mabellabels.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Avery from Nashville needs advice on shifting the recommended schedules. Christine wants to know about spacing out feedings. Ashley from Fort Worth has twins who will be turning two years old and has a new baby coming shortly after that. She wants advice on moving the twins to big beds. Should she ease them in? Today's show is sponsored by Bobbie and Mabels Labels.   Organic infant formula ... by subscription or by the can. And, the Bobbie Starter bundle is back! Visit hibobbie.com to check it out. Mabel's Labels has a label solution for all your kids' gear, and free standard shipping on all orders. Use Code MomsOnCall for 20% off of your first purchase at mabellabels.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Julie Ellis never had a problem with dreaming big. As Co-Founder of Canadian brand Mabels Labels, they set up shop in a basement in Hamilton Ontario, only to sell it 12 years later to Avery Labels.Learn what her process from grief to gratitude was like after she sold it. Letting go of her 12 year identity with Mabels Labels, unsure of what her next step were. Perhaps you can relate?Tune in where Julie shares how she leaned in to her vulnerability shared her feelings and struggles, which surprisingly made her relatable and resonated with her audience. Julie's experience, insights and lessons learned are admired by many and now she shares them in her recently launched book Big Gorgeous Goals, How Bold Women Achieve Great Things. Julie is an executive coach to corporate leaders and scaling entrepreneurs.  00:47 Introduction03:28 Welcoming Julie Ellis04:10 Mabel's Labels & Setting Big Gorgeous Goals07:55 Doubt and Patience, and Setbacks12:00 Identity, Grief, and Gratitude: Being More Gentle with Yourself!17:08 "Set A Goal and Climb That Mountain": Carve Your Own Path18:20 Entrepreneurship, Co-Founders and Support21:03 Getting Stuck In Your Sense of Comfort24:04 If Possible For One, It's Possible For Many!26:17 How Do You Effectively Delegate?30:25 Scalability32:30 Taking Risks: What's the Cost of Not Doing It? 37:02 Managing Risk38:08 Goal Setting 41:19 What's Congruent with Your Value System?43:40 Owning the Good AND the Bad47:20 "Don't Accept Criticism From Someone You Wouldn't Take Advice From"50:20 Importance of Visualization52:08 Knowing Yourself and Checking In55:40 Growth and Levelling Up59:09 Connect With Amy!Get in Touch with JulieBig Gorgeous Goals: https://biggorgeousgoals.com/Julie's LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/julie-ellisJulie's Book: Big Gorgeous Goals: How Bold Women Achieve Great Things (https://www.amazon.ca/Big-Gorgeous-Goals-Powerful-Achieving/dp/1774581485)We are excited to launch The K2 Sales Academy, an online subscription based sales training for both individual sales professionals as well as sales leaders and their team. Access our LMS for bite size asynchronous learning modules, knowledge checks to apply the learning and the ability to submit your work to your leader if working with a team. To sync up regularly with your manager, discuss your progress, course correct and connect with your manager, use the LMS to book a coaching call. Access our Resource folder for templates, scripts, check lists and join us for Virtual Live Webinars and Live Q & A, all on the LMS. To access our free one week Trial visit The K2 Sales Academy

In this episode Nicole and Sarah join you over Thanksgiving weekend from the World Cup in Killington Vermont!  The event has drawn an increasing number of spectators who converge at Killington to cheer on ski racers from around the world. The event brings millions of dollars in economic impact to the state of Vermont.The Killington World Cup takes place over two days and includes women's giant slalom and slalom races. Fans are always extra excited to see U.S. Alpine Ski Team superstar Mikaela Shiffrin who has won the slalom each of the last five years at Killington.The International Ski Federation (FIS) Alpine Ski World Cup is the premier circuit for alpine skiing competition. The inaugural season launched in January 1967, and the 2022–23 season marks the 57th consecutive year for the FIS World Cup.The Killington race course debuted in November 2016, succeeding Aspen, Colorado, as the early season U.S. host for women's technical events (slalom and giant slalom). Located in New England in central Vermont, Killington has hosted nine women's World Cup events (49th of all-time), and the sixth most in the U.S.Follow FIS Alpine for More World Cup Details:Twitter: FIS AlpineInstagram:  FIS Alpine Keep up with the Latest from Killington Mountain Resort:Killington on TwitterKillington on InstagramPlease support our sponsors!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first order.Hotronics heated socks are perfect for skiing or keeping warm at the World Cup races. They are amazingly comfortable with compression and constant heating power. Controllable via Bluetooth app and charges using USB. In sizes XS to XL. Find Hotronics heat socks at your favorite local ski shop. Get them at CozyWinters here.Join the Ski Moms Fun Community! Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store at www.skimomsfun.comContact us sarah@skimomsfun.com

Julie Cole isn't likely new to you! She has been one of the faces of Mabels Labels for 20 years. She is so much more than that. She is a parent of six children, she is a an entrepreneur, she's a speaker, and she is a community leader. Between parenting and combining the work that she does in conjunction with that role has made her a busy and productive member of society that anyone who meets her is excited to learn from . And NOW Julie is a published author too! Today we have the opportunity to speak with Julie about her new book, “Like a Mother: Birthing Businesses, Babies, and a Life Beyond Labels” wherein she talks about how she navigates all of the other worlds of which she is a part. Our conversation expands beyond just the book as we discuss following our instincts, supporting our peers, and building one another up, including ourselves. To learn more about Julie please visit: https://mabelslabels.com/juliecole and follow her on Instagram @juliecoleinc boobs, bods & brains is the pairing of the work and interests of hosts Laurel Crossley and Sam Leeson-McCoy. You can learn more about the podcast, its origins and how to become a sponsor by visiting the website: https://boobsbodsandbrains.wixsite.com/my-site Laurel has been guiding and coaching her clients through life's situations for over 30 years with astounding results. Regardless of age or history, Laurel embraces the story of each person she connects with to help them work towards being the happiest and healthiest version of themselves that they can be. To learn more about Laurel or to schedule time to work with her, visit her website: https://www.littlewellnesscompany.ca For over two decades Sam has been a consumer of and worked in the realm of women's and children's health. She is an expert at helping families start and grow their families and she has watched many of her clients strive to be the best parents they can be while losing a little of themselves in the process. For more information about the services Sam offers, visit her website: www.babyREADY.info

If you have ever caught yourself repeating the exact things to your child that your parents said to you, you'll appreciate my first interview today with Aly Pain, What She Said's expert on all things teen related. Aly joins me today to discuss generational parenting patterns and how to perhaps break free of what's not working for you or your teens. Always the voice of reason, Aly shows up with great advice and insights today. Plastic toys are a major polluter, not to mention they can sometimes pose a health risk. Monika Nowaczyk, is the CEO of Beebee & Bongo a social enterprise that believes in the power of humour and play to create connection. At all stages from design to production, to sales and marketing and beyond,Beebee & Bongo aims for a triple bottom line: people, planet, and profits. Monika joins me to share the story behind the brand. Anne Brodie's regular segment is not happening this week but only because Anne has an interview with megastars Paul Bettany and Claire Foy who star in Amazon Prime's A Very British Scandal based on the true story on the Duke & Duchess of Argyll scandal of the 1960s. Never fear though, Anne has her regular round up of new movies and TV series up on whatshesaidtalk.com Julie Cole joins me to share what it was like to write her new book LIke a Mother about her time building Mabels Labels, a multimillion-dollar business with her co-founders between their children's naptimes and playdates. A constant source of inspiration and raw honesty, Julie is always a delight to have on the show. Divorce is hard, but separation can be harder. Sunnie McFadden knows from first hand experience and set out to produce a documentary about it. Broken Vows i pulls viewers into the lives of the women and children surviving through separation, and asks the question when a marriage ends, where do you begin? Committed to providing help, Sunnie has also produced a six-volume digital “companion resource” to the film, which offers real resources to help women move forward upon separation. She joins me to discuss. Finally, Victoria West used her own life experiences from childhood to present day with descriptions of love, family, loss, grief, disillusionment, immigration and and more to create beauty in words in a collection of poems called Sunset in Toronto available now. Victoria jumps in to share why she decided to pick up poetry when covid shut the world down. Social Aly Pain Website : https://www.alypain.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlyPain Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alypain/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlyPainStraightTalkFierceLove/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@alypain?source=h5_m Monika Nowaczyk Website: www.beebeeandbongo.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beebeeandbongo Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/beebeeandbongo Anne Brodie: Website: www.whatshesaidtalk.com Julie Cole Website: www.mabelslabels.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/juliecole Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliecoleinc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mabelhood Sunnie McFadden Curtis Website: https://brokenvowsfilm.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brokenvowsfilm/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brokenvowsdocumentary/ Victoria West Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WriterVictoriaWest/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/victoria_west_and_books/

Julie Cole is a recovered lawyer, mom of six and co-founder of Mabel's Labels. She helped her company bring their product to a worldwide market, gain media recognition and win countless entrepreneur awards. Mabels Labels early beginnings were humble, starting as many women do bootstrapping and working late hours while the kids are asleep.  Julie shares what it takes to start, the messy middle and the learning that comes from growing a business with partners to reach a point to be able sell it. Even if you're not thinking of selling your business, the sage advice from Julie paints a picture of possibilities and will you accelerate your company's growth. Some of the  insights we cover are: Know your WHY and create a service or product to fill a gap. Develop and take care of your personal brand. Put yourself out there. Tap into your strengths and keep learning. Hire people and contractors to do the work that's not your unique gift or talent. Learn to leave your ego at the door. Julie's upcoming book, Like a Mother coming out in May 2022.  Follow Julie, subscribe to her blog and youtube channel and learn more about Mabels Labels: https://mabelslabels.ca/en_CA/ Youtube: https://youtu.be/8WSvFi2YdAg

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host Wendy and Danica Carey.  Wendy is the CFO and Danica is the Director of Marketing at Seirus Innovation.  Seirus Innovation makes cutting edge gear to keep you warm using the latest fabrics, the most advanced technologies, and a unique R&D process.  They were the first to bring rechargeable heated gloves to market, and have 19 patents aimed at making your outdoor experience warm and comfortable.Wendy and Danica tell us all about their favorite Seirus products, old and new (see links below).Wendy tells us her ski story, starting as a kid visiting Palisades Tahoe, she fell in love with the mountains and the woods.   Danica shares a favorite story, learning to ski with her mom as a toddler at Mammoth.Wendy walked us through the history of Seirus, starting with the invention of cat tracks and ski masks, and expanding to all sorts of amazing products to keep your hands, face and feet warm. We learned about the R&D process at Seirus that includes people both inside and outside the company and brings diverse perspectives to solve problems for their customers.  Danica grew up in the ski industry and gives us her views on strong women in the industry that have shaped her life and career.We also discussed the ways Seirus has led the snowsports industry to improve diversity from the inside out - as well as how the company gives back.Keep up with the latest from Seirus:On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SeirusGear/On Instagram: https://instagram.com/seirus_gearOn Twitter: https://twitter.com/seirusgearOn YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/SeirusInnovationResources:Read Danica's article titled “It's Time to Reconsider What Skiers Think is Cool” in Ski Magazine Snowsports Industries AmericaFavorite Seirus Products:Seirus Innovation 2116 Heatwave Cold Weather Glove Liner https://amzn.to/3Dm6bXkSeirus Men's Heat Touch Hellfire Mitt https://amzn.to/3tOzbE0Seirus Innovation 4150 Cat Tracks Boot Sole Protectors for added Comfort and Traction https://amzn.to/3tPXOQROriginal Masque https://amzn.to/36X5VSuMagnemask™ Bandit Combo Tube https://www.seirus.com/magnemask-combo-tubePlease support our sponsor!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first orderJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store Get your copy of the Ski Moms CookbookEmail us at sarah@skimomsfun.com

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host ski mom Melanie Drouin, an administrator and ski club advisor at an all girls school in Akron, Ohio. Melanie talks to us about giving back to her local community by getting girls on snow for the first time.Melanie tell us about some of the barriers the girls face - primarily financial barriers like program costs and the expense of quality ski clothes.  We were surprised to learn that after Melanie's local mountain (Boston Mills Brandywine) was bought by Vail Resorts, the school ski club program was cut down from 2 months to only 5 ski days. Melanie guides the girls and their families through every step from finding the right gear (base layers, mittens) to walking in ski boots for the first time. Another challenge Melanie shared is that the girls have trouble finding ski helmets that fit over their braids, beads and other hairstyles that do not seem to be even considered by helmet manufacturers. Melanie's family loves skiing at Holiday Valley in Ellicottville, New York which sounds like an amazing family owned ski area and community that we hope to visit some day!Resources:Holiday Valley Ski ResortBoston Mills BrandywinePlease support our sponsor!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first orderJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store Get your copy of the Ski Moms CookbookEmail us at sarah@skimomsfun.com

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host ski mom Sabina Gault. Sabina is the mother of two skier/riders and the President & CEO of Konnect Agency.Sabina shares her path from learning to ski as a child in Romania to navigating ski trips from LA to Jackson Hole, Big Sky or Whistler. Sabina plans her trips last minute so she knows there will be good snow conditions when they arrive. We were impressed to learn that even though Sabina lives in sunny LA, she still manages to get plenty of days on snow with her family. Sabina gives insights into where the ski industry is doing well marketing to moms and kids, and where she thinks things could be improved. Keep up with the latest from Sabina!Konnect AgencyOn Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KonnectAgency/On Instagram: https://instagram.com/sabinagaultResources:Fairmont Chateau WhistlerBook your next ski trip on Expedia!Whistler MountainBig Sky ResortJune MountainMammoth MountainJackson HolePlease support our sponsor!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first orderJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store Get your copy of the Ski Moms CookbookEmail us at sarah@skimomsfun.com

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host ski mom Kristen Lummis. Kristen is the mother of two skiers and the founder of braveskimoms.com, an incredible resource for ski moms with over 1,000 articles on everything from why skiing is good for moms and families to how cold is too cold to ski.Kristen shares her path to become one of the first female ski industry influencers. Kristen started writing parent/child focused resort reviews and expanded into gear reviews, ski lessons and everything she learned along the way with her own family. Kristen tells us about some great ski areas that you may not have heard of like Powderhorn, Sunlight, Homewood, White Pass and Bogus Basin, resorts where you can avoid the crowds, traffic and sky high prices.Keep up with the latest from Kristen!BraveSkiMom.com (tip: use the search function to navigate over 1000 posts)On Twitter: https://twitter.com/braveskimom?s=21On Instagram: https://instagram.com/braveskimomResources:Remote Ski Areas Where You Can Get Away From CrowdsColorado Gems PassPlease support our sponsor!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first orderJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store Get your copy of the Ski Moms CookbookEmail us at sarah@skimomsfun.com

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host ski mom Amy Tara Koch.Amy is an author and journalist who has the unique pleasure of traveling the world for her job. Amy contributes to The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Travel + Leisure, Vogue, T Magazine, The Daily Beast, Food & Wine, Conde Nast TravelerAmy shares some of her favorite ski destinations for bucket list luxury travel.  We talk about Amy's picks from Aspen to St Mortiz. We were impressed to learn that even for ski trips, Amy only travels with carry-on luggage. She tells us how to pack light and still look chic on and off the slopes. We loved Amy's great tips for saving money while still getting to experience luxury destinations. And who knew you could find amazing consignment shops in places like Aspen and Park City!Keep up with the latest from Amy!Amy's website: https://www.amytarakoch.comAmy on TwitterAmy on InstagramAmy on FacebookResources:Momtrends Ski Travel RecommendationsThe Little Nell Hotel in AspenHotel Jerome in AspenThe Lodge at Blue Sky (Park City)Eleven ExperiencesThe Kulm Hotel St MortizParadiso St MortizDolomite Mountains Travel ExperiencesSusie's Limited Consignment AspenReplay Sports AspenGold Mine Thrift Store Sun ValleyEagle Creek Packing CubesSome of our favorite luxury rentals & hotelsVail Luxury Penthouse CondoSugarbush Vermont Luxury HomePlease support our sponsor!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first orderJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store Get your copy of the Ski Moms CookbookEmail us at sarah@skimomsfun.com

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host ski mom Scherrie, a special education teacher in Putnam County, NY and mother of 3 skiers (boys ages 7, 10, 12). Scherrie learned to ski in her 30's because she wanted to show her boys it's ok to fall down and try new things at any age. Scherrie talks about why she thinks there is a lack of diversity on the slopes and some ideas she has to improve representation across the board. We talk about #diversityontheslopes the hashtag Scherrie started to showcase people of all colors enjoying winter sports.Scherrie tells us about her favorite ski areas near New York City including Big Snow (indoor ski area in New Jersey), Camelback and Thunder Ridge. Scherrie's perfect family ski day is when the boys are in all-day ski school and they can “be together apart”. And we can't wait to try Scherrie's favorite apres ski drink, a hot ginger toddy!Keep up with the latest from Scherrie!Website http://www.thirtymommy.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/thirtymommyTwitter: https://twitter.com/thirtymommy?s=21Visit the Loquacitee Etsy Shop here Resources:10 States Where Kids Ski FreeCamelback Ski ResortThunder RidgeBig Snow Indoor Ski AreaHot Ginger ToddyNational Brotherhood of SkiersPlease support our sponsor!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first orderJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store Get your copy of the Ski Moms CookbookEmail us at sarah@skimomsfun.com

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host ski mom Susie English, Director of Marketing at Deer Valley Ski Resort in Park City, Utah.Susie is a Park City native who knows the ski industry inside and out, having started her career at Rossingnol, then SkiUtah and now at Deer Valley Ski Resort. As the Director of Marketing at Deer Valley, there is no typical day. Her days vary from helping to run a Freestyle World Cup event to responding to guest feedback. Deer Valley is a family focused resort spanning over 2,000 acres and 5 peaks.  One thing that makes Deer Valley unique is a green (easy) trail down from every peak - making the whole ski area accessible to all abilities.  Deer Valley is a ski-only resort, you won't find snowboarders here. Our article here reviews the world class ski school with lessons for everyone from kids to adult, private and groups, special experiences such as Ski with a Champion and Fireside Dining. Deer Valley has a huge selection of lodging options from 5 Star hotels to private homes, and everything in between. Susie shares some tips for finding deals on your visit to Deer Valley by booking packages that include lodging, lift tickets and rentals, and coming at off-peak times or later in the season. You won't need a rental car while staying in Park City - there is a great free public bus system and if staying at a Deer Valley property you can enjoy the complimentary Cadillac service. And don't forget the Ikon Pass includes 7 days at Deer Valley!Make a Champion Margarita at home:1.5oz tequila.75oz Aperol liqueur.25 Cointreau liqueur.5oz lime juice.5oz grapefruit juiceSalted rim, grapefruit garnish.Shake all ingredients and strain into a margarita glass with iceKeep up with the latest from Deer ValleyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/deervalleyresort/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SkiDeerValley/Website: https://www.deervalley.comResources:Deer Valley Ski SchoolDeer Valley Mountain Host Tours (Free!)Deer Valley Direct (car service app)Deer Valley Resort AppDeer Valley Fireside DiningPlease support our sponsor!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first orderJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store Get your copy of the Ski Moms CookbookEmail us at sarah@skimomsfun.com

On the 20th anniversary of 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games, Nicole and Sarah visit the Salt Lake City area -  including the Utah Olympic Park and Woodward Park City. It's clear that the 2002 Olympics have left a lasting legacy throughout the area. We visited is the Utah Olympic Park (called the “UOP” by the locals).  The UOP  was built for the 2002 Winter Olympics and is just 25 miles east of Salt Lake City.  The 400 acre venue houses one of only four sliding tracks (bobsleigh, luge, skeleton) luge, skeleton) in North America, six Nordic ski jumps, a 2002 Winter Games museum, and a multitude of adventure activities.  At the UOP we saw kids training slalom and moguls. We met a fellow ski mom, Barbara Wirostko Morelli and watched her daughter Cristina train freestyle moguls. We learned about how mogul competitions are scored and got some great advice for moms and kids interested in mogul competition. Cristina attends The Winter Sports School - a school for dedicated winter athletes that out of session during the winter months so she can train full time. We explored Woodward Park City, an indoor/outdoor sports facility and talked with Phoebe Mills, the General Manager of Woodward Park City (and an Olympic medalist). Inside Woodward Park City is a 66,000 square foot Action Sports Hub featuring an action sports concrete park, pump track, mini ramps, parkour zone, spring floor, Olympic grade trampolines, foam pits, and a digital media lab. Outside the Action Sports facility has skateparks, mountain biking and bmx terrain. Woodward offers a huge variety of indoor and outdoor sports options.Woodward's progression-based facilities help kids learn new skills and achieve their goals in a positive and safe environment. Kids advance through progression and air awareness, starting indoors on the spring floor, tramps, and foam pits, and then taking those skills and techniques outdoors, to the parks.  Woodward has a variety of winter and summer camps for kids from age 7-17.Just recently, Woodward Park City was named an official U.S. Ski & Snowboard Training Center through Jan. 2025. The partnership allows athletes to utilize Woodward's indoor and outdoor venues. Athletes will be training year-round in preparation for the 2026 Olympic Winter Games in Italy. Please support our sponsor!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first orderJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store Email us at sarah@skimomsfun.com

On the eve of the 2022 Winter Olympics, Nicole and Sarah host ski mom Lisa Weibrecht, the mother of 5 skiers (including two time Olympic alpine medalist Andrew Weibrecht) and co-proprietor of the Mirror Lake Inn Resort & Spa in Lake Placid, New York.Lisa tells us about the vibrant history of Lake Placid which hosted the Winter Olympic Games in 1932 and 1980.Lisa would bring her children to nearby Whiteface Mountain to ski almost every day, and after that they would ice skate on the lake.  Lisa gives us some much needed perspective with stories about her son Andrew, a World Cup alpine ski racer and two time Olympic medalist. We learn how it's important that kids carry their own skis and that mom doesn't learn to ski tune :)Lisa tells us about all the wonderful things to do in Lake Placid, from skiing at Whiteface Mountain to beautiful trails for snowshoeing and cross country skiing, dog sledding and ice skating on the lake. Lake Placid has something for everyone. In the warmer months there is fishing, kayaking, mountain biking, horse shows, miles of hiking and walking trails and much more. There are many wonderful restaurants in the area and Lisa was excited to tell us about the new chef at the inn who prepares fantastic farm to table meals at The View.Lake Placid also has a vibrant art scene. Lisa and her husband Ed are the proprietors of the Mirror Lake Inn Resort & Spa in Lake Placid, New York.   The inn has rooms ranging from classic to large suites. There's a full service spa with salt room, 2 restaurants, an indoor pool and fitness center.  Outside you'll find a lap pool, tennis courts and a private beach with complementary boats and watercraft.  The hotel even has a shuttle to Whiteface and ski rental equipment. Keep up with the latest from the Mirror Lake InnOn Instagram: https://instagram.com/mirrorlakeinnOn Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mirrorlakeinnResort MapResources:Mirror Lake Inn Resort & SpaWhiteface Mountain Ski ResortLake PlacidWinter Experiences at the Mirror Lake Inn Resort & SpaNYSEFPlease support our sponsor! Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first orderGet your copy of the Ski Mom's Cookbook, 36 tried and true ski mom favorites from breakfast to apres-ski cocktails. Check out the Ski Moms Fun Store Email us at sarah@skimomsfun.com

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host ski mom Michelle Leibowitz to discuss women's ski clinics and camps and why we should all treat ourselves to a session this winter.Michelle grew up skiing at a small mountain in Massachusetts (Bosquet Mountain) and was a ski racer from age 10 through college. Michelle tells us about the Women's Discovery Camp at Sugarbush which includes women of all ages and abilities.  There is a fantastic atmosphere of camaraderie and the women cheer one another on, making it all the more fun!While we as moms often put our own needs on the back burner, Michelle stresses the importance of investing time in ourselves.  Michelle has found that taking time for her own lessons, clinics or camps makes her a better mom, wife, friend and just happier and less stressed overall. Michelle gives us insight into how to navigate finding the right lessons and instructor for you - and how important tips are to instructors in the industry. Michelle is a member of the PSIA, The Professional Ski Instructors of America. This association provides certifications and trainings for ski instructors. She walks us through the certification process which includes both on-snow and online components. Being a ski instructor has been a fantastic experience for Michelle, she loves being part of the community.  Michelle loves to teach women to ski and give them the confidence to get out there and keep up with their kids. Michelle is seeing more women becoming instructors and highlights some of the benefits of women teaching women to ski. Keep up with the latest Sugarbush Women's Ski ProgramsSugarbush Women's Discovery CampsSugarbush LessonsOther Resources:The Professional Ski Instructors of America List of 2022 Women's Ski Camps and EventsLawson's Finest LiquidsMamava Breastfeeding Pods & RoomsPlease support our sponsor!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first orderGet your copy of the Ski Mom's Cookbook, 36 tried and true ski mom favorites from breakfast to apres-ski cocktails. Join the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store Email us at sarah@skimomsfun.com

Julie Cole, Co-Founder of Mabels Labels, dropped out of the traditional workforce to pursue a career that brought her joy and allowed her to be available to raise her six children. While she now runs a successful, internationally-known company, starting her business wasn't so glamorous. In today's episode, host Lindsay Pinchuk sits down with Julie to discuss the importance of building a personal brand. As a busy working mom, Julie knows how to identify a problem. When brainstorming ideas for a business, Julie reflected back on areas of motherhood that needed improvement. It quickly became clear that creating personalized but effective labels could easily solve a recurring issue. Throughout the years, the thing that has made the biggest impact on the success of Julie's business is her personal brand. To gain the trust of her consumers, Julie has been intentional about maintaining and adjusting her brand to represent all stages of her motherhood journey. When you are authentic to yourself, you establish credibility, which turns into loyalty and ultimately brings in the sales. Tune into this week's episode of Dear FoundHer for a candid conversation with Julie Cole about the realities of entrepreneurship. Learn more about how to build a brand that is relatable and timeless, so you can create a business that makes a lasting impact. Quotes • “When you introduce a product to the market, it's a little tricky because you actually have to teach the market that they need your product, too.” (11:49-11:57) • “Entrepreneurship is not pouring a glass of wine and watching Netflix, it's getting to work. You know that hustle and grit it takes to be invested. And that's why I say it's not so glamorous.” (15:21-15:34) • “Using your personal brand to elevate your professional brand is really key.” (17:59-18:02) • “Moms don't trust traditional advertising.” (20:12-20:14) • “It's okay for your personal brand to develop and to change. Just be transparent about it.” (21:36-21:42) • “We try to hold on to our customers, but at the same time, we have new customers being born every day. So we need to stay relevant.” (24:16-24:22) • “As our kids grow and change, their labeling needs change, too. And we're here to adapt to that.” (24:45-24:52) • “Comparison is the thief of joy, so don't let it rob you.” (30:23-30:26) Connect with Julie Cole: Website: www.mabelslabels.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/cole.julie/ | https://www.instagram.com/mabelslabels/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/Mabelhood Please don't forget to rate, comment, and subscribe. Want even more resources for growing your business? Join the Dear FoundHer Facebook Community for more discussion with other female founders, business owners, and entrepreneurs: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dearfoundher Subscribe to Dear FoundHer on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts! For more from Lindsay Pinchuk: • Visit her website to grab one of her FREE quick guides: https://www.lindsaypinchuk.com/ • Or follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lindsaypinchuk/

In this episode Nicole and Sarah are joined by ski mom Nelly Thomas, the founder of Raising Little Rippers (www.raisinglittlerippers.com) an online community for ski/ride parents.  Nelly talked to us from her family RV in Whitefish, Montana. Nelly tells us about what led her to start Raising Little Rippers and shares some of her top tips and advice for teaching your kids to ski (and ride the lift!).  It's clear that Nelly is a wealth of knowledge for parents who are taking teaching kids to ski into their own hands.  In addition to teaching her 3 boys to ski, Nelly has years of experience as a professional instructor.  We were very excited to learn about Riski Business, a new ski/ride safety eguide Nelly launched to help parents instill strong risk management skills on the slopes. It includes a wide range of topics (chairlifts, tree wells, avoiding collisions) to keep kids safe while skiing - all covered in a fun and engaging style. Keep up with the latest from Nelly and Raising Little RippersResources:Nelly's website and blogNelly's Recommended Ski Teaching ToolsNelly's Guide to the ChairliftRiski Business EGuidehttps://www.facebook.com/RaisingLittleRippershttps://instagram.com/raisinglittlerippers?utm_medium=copy_linkSign up for Nelly's newsletter herePlease support our sponsor!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first orderJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store 

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host ski mom Lindsay DesLauriers, the President of Bolton Valley Resort in northern Vermont.Lindsay tells us the history of Bolton Valley Resort, founded by her father in the 1960's and all about what makes it such a special place to many loyal visitors. Bolton Valley Resort is less than 30 minutes from Burlington and is one of the few resorts in Vermont to offer night skiing making it accessible for after school and after work hours.  Bolton Valley hosts a variety of after school programs and is responsible for teaching thousands of young Vermonters to ski and ride.The base of Bolton Valley is the highest base area in the Northeast, at an elevation: 2,100 feet.  It's worth the drive up to the base village where you can find a newly renovated hotel, tavern, cafe, retail shops, rental equipment, sports center and more.Bolton Valley has a vast offering of winter activities including alpine, nordic, backcountry and night skiing making it an ideal place for a family vacation. Outside of ski season, Bolton Valley has a fantastic mountain biking program including bike rentals, instructors, kids programs, and trails for all levels.  There's also hiking, scenic chairlift rides and disc golf!Lindsay was probably most excited to talk about the Bolton Babe Force - a group of women coming together to meet new adventure buddies in a positive and welcoming environment.  The Babe Force hosts meetups, camps, and clinics throughout the year with a focus on different extreme sports including Backcountry Skiing, Mountain Biking, Rock-climbing, and more!Keep up with the latest from Bolton ValleyBolton Valley homepageBolton Valley on InstagramBolton Valley on TwitterResources:Bolton Babe Force Titon Gravity Research Film featuring Bolton ValleyMountain Biking at Bolton Valley ResortIndy PassPlease support our sponsor!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first orderJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store 

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host ski mom Karma Bryan-Ingle, a ski mom from Ontario Canada and General Manager of Mabels Labels.  Mabels Labels is the best-known brand of durable labels for families, including sport labels, household labels and seasonal items. When the time came for Karma's son to decide between ice hockey or skiing, he chose skiing.  This decision led the family to a whole range of new adventures including ski trips to Colorado, a weekend home near a ski club and a new group of ski friends. Karma reflects on her son's path as a youth ski racer and how he has grown and benefited from the experience.Karma shares some great ideas and tips for keeping all that ski gear organized. She also tell us about how she helps her son stay organized during ski racing camps.Resources:Snowflake Martini Apres Ski Cocktail RecipeCombine equal parts vodka, Hpnotiq liqueur and white cranberry juiceCombine in shaker with ice to chillOptional - rim the glass with sugarVail ResortPlease support our sponsors!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first order.Hotronics heated socks are perfect for skiing or keeping warm at the World Cup races. They are amazingly comfortable with compression and constant heating power. Controllable via Bluetooth app and charges using USB. In sizes XS to XL. Find Hotronics heat socks at your favorite local ski shopJoin the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store

In this episode Nicole and Sarah join you over Thanksgiving weekend from the World Cup in Killington Vermont!  The event has drawn an increasing number of spectators who converge at Killington to cheer on ski racers from around the world. The event brings millions of dollars in economic impact to the state of Vermont.The Killington World Cup takes place over two days and includes women's giant slalom and slalom races. Fans are always extra excited to see U.S. Alpine Ski Team superstar Mikaela Shiffrin who has won the slalom each of the last four years at Killington.Unfortunately Saturday's Giant Slalom race was cancelled due to high winds and poor visibility. We only got to see the first 9 racers run the course. The crowd was disappointed, but  understood the decision was made for the safety of the athletes.  The entertainment went on as planned and DJ Z-Trip performed before the headliner O.A.R.Sunday was a much better day, the slalom race started at 9:45 AM with 63 races from around the world. Petra Vlhova (Slovakia) running first and winning the run by 0.20 seconds over Mikaela Shiffrin.Of the 63 racers only the top 30 get to race the second run, and it is run in reverse order (number 30 goes first, and Petra runs 30th). The crowd was so excited to watch the nail biting second run. There was fun music blasting, cheering and of course lots of cowbell!The podium was Mikaela Shiffrin (1st), Petra Vlhova (2nd) and Wendy Holdener (3rd).  Looking at the results gives you an idea of how close the times are in this event, the difference between first place and third place was only 0.83 seconds - and that is over 2 runs!Another American ski racer, Paula Moltzan finished in 7th place!An 18 year old ski racer from Sweden, Hanna Aronsson Elfman started bib 60, finished the first run in 28th place and ended in 15th place.  Hanna's second run was faster than all the other racers except Mikaela Shiffrin!Resources:Official ResultsFollow FIS Alpine for More World Cup Details:Twitter: FIS AlpineInstagram:  FIS Alpine Keep up with the Latest from Killington Mountain Resort:Killington on TwitterKillington on InstagramPlease support our sponsors!Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first order.Hotronics heated socks are perfect for skiing or keeping warm at the World Cup races. They are amazingly comfortable with compression and constant heating power. Controllable via Bluetooth app and charges using USB. In sizes XS to XL. Find Hotronics heat socks at your favorite local ski shop.Join the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host ski mom Christine Wells, a ski and fitness writer and mother of two who shares her story of learning to ski as an adult.  Christine is a self proclaimed “recovering lawyer” and recreational skier living in Park City, Utah. After spending several years working as an attorney on the East Coast, she moved West in 2019 and hasn't looked back. Although Christine grew up in Vermont, she did not start skiing seriously until her early 30's. Christine tells us about learning to ski in Jackson Hole and the benefits and challenges of learning to ski as an adult.  Christine shares how she conquered her fear of falling off the chairlift and about her first yard sale. We get Christine's recommendations on what to buy, borrow or rent for your first trip to the slopes. Christine also shares her tips for getting time on the slopes with help from her husband and ski resort child care. We hope Christine's story inspires those who have always wanted to learn to ski to grab a friend, sign up for a ski lesson and get out there! Resources:Check out these Articles from Christine!It's Never Too Late to Start SkiingBalancing Skiing with Endurance Sports Yoga for SkiingSki Equipment & Ski Clothing Rentals:Kit LenderRent The Runway SkiAlta Children's Center Please support our sponsor Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first order.Join the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host snowboard mom Stephanie Barnhart, founder of Social Minded Media Group and mom to Max, age 9.  Stephanie grew up in Aspen and skiing in Colorado, but found her true love of snowboarding back on the East Coast.As a single mom, Stephanie addresses the unique challenges of finding the time, money and energy to plan ski adventures for her family. She started out teaching Max to snowboard -  but when he just didn't love it, she put him on skis and the rest is history.  Skiing and boarding is now their favorite thing to do together.  Stephanie and Max found the silver lining of covid when online school allowed them to explore new ski resorts throughout New England and upstate New York.Stephanie shares some great tips on making family ski trips more economical such as the Indy Pass and traveling with friends to defray costs.  She also shares some ways she uses social media to meet new ski/ride friends. Oh, and we might have invented a new dating app for single moms who ski and ride. Resources:Indy Pass: https://www.indyskipass.comSlopes App: https://getslopes.comKeep up with the Latest from Stephanie!Website: https://socialmindedmediagroup.comBlog: https://footballfoodandmotherhood.comFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/FootballFoodandMotherhood/Twitter: https://twitter.com/missstephaniebInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/missstephanieb/Pinterest:https://www.pinterest.com/missstephanieb/Please support our sponsor Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first order.Join the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store

In this episode Nicole and Sarah host Alli Widman, ski mom and Founder & CEO of Avant Ski.  Alli has been an avid skier and traveler her entire life.  Following years of frustration with a lack of comprehensive, reliable ski resources for recreational skiers, Alli launched Avant Ski in 2018.We talk to Alli about a wide range of ski-related topics from the economics and perks of multi-mountain ski passes (Epic Pass, Ikon Pass, Indy Pass, Mountain Collective) to what factors to consider when picking a ski resort for your next family vacation.Alli shares some great tips on navigating Park City - everything from ski school drop off to finding great coffee and fun apres ski spots. Avant Ski resort guides give you this type of insider access so you can experience the mountain like a local. Resources:Avant Ski Pass Guide:  https://www.theavantski.com/post/season-pass-updatesAvant Ski Packing List: https://www.theavantski.com/post/packing-list-essential-gearAvant Ski Resort Guides: https://www.theavantski.com/resortsKeep up with the Latest from Avant Ski!Website: https://www.theavantski.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theavantski/Twitter: https://twitter.com/getAvantSkiInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theavantski/TikTok: http://Lnk.bio/avantskiPlease support our sponsor Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first order.Join the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store

In this episode you will meet your co-hosts Nicole and Sarah as we share our paths to a lifelong love of skiing.  We talk about teaching our girls to ski and why skiing as a family is so much fun.  We share some of our tips about making your first trips to the slopes a success so everyone can't wait to go back! We hope you'll join us on the slopes and experience first hand why we say its “the closest thing we do to playing as an adult”.  Please support our sponsor Mabels Labels at www.mabelslabels.com and use code SKIMOMS for 15% off your first order.Join the Ski Moms Fun Community!Follow us on Instagram @skimomsfunCheck out the Ski Moms Fun Store

Join Tracy as she talks with Julie Cole, Co-Founder at Mabels Labels.  Julie Cole is a recovered lawyer, mom of six and co-founder of Mabel's Labels. She has helped her company bring their product to a worldwide market, gain media recognition and win countless entrepreneur awards. Julie is a serial entrepreneur, published author, a sought-after speaker and a parenting expert and blogger.  Tune in to learn about Julie's entrepreneurial journey and how she raised six kids with no mom guilt.  Plus hot tips on labeling everything and staying organized!To learn more about Julie, visit mabelslabels.com/juliecole

Michelle Audette, one of the five commissioners of the government's national inquiry into Missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls joins me to discuss her role in that inquiry, what still needs to happen in Canada to improve the lives of the indigenous community, and the recent heartbreaking death of Joyce Echaquan that has put a bright spotlight on systemic racism. Julie Cole, mom of six and co-founder of Mabels Labels, has already decided her kids can go forth and collect as much candy as they want this Halloween and shares how she came to this decision and why we all should remain judgement free no matter what anyone decides. Judy Rebick is one of Canada’s most outspoken feminists and has been fighting for the rights of women, minorities and the working class since the 1960s. She is also the focus of a new documentary called Judy Vs Capitalism which is being premiered during the 2020 Rendezvous With Madness Arts Festival this week. She joins me to discuss. Lori Nikkel wants you to forget every thing you think you know about those best before dates on food, and stop wasting. As the CEO of Second Harvest, Lori wants everyone to know that it’s not food shortages that are the problem but food systems. We have more than enough food to feed everyone, but we need to address the real problems first. This is an enlightening interview everyone needs to hear. Anne Brodie has reviews of a whole new line up of shows and movies including Totally Under Control, one of the year’s most powerful documentaries which puts the Trump response to the COVID crisis under the microscope and a remastered version of Memories of Murder from the director of last year’s smash Parasite. Finally, I’m joined by Dr. Jim Withers who has been treating the homeless where they live –under bridges, along riverbanks, and in tent cities. He shares why he sees the street as a classroom for his students, where they learn not only medicine, but humanity and how he’s expanded his program to over 15 cities, including Toronto.

Nat chats with twin mom Lindsay Davidman about her experience with having an au pair to care for her twins while  she and her husband work full time. Lindsay goes into detail on all the rules, costs, and the hiring process that au pairs in the US have to go through. Sponsored by Mabel's Labels and Manhattan Toy.Lindsay Davidman is the first time mom of almost one year old fraternal boys, Reece and Shane (birthday June 4th!). She works full time from an office usually but these days from the kitchen table. Her favorite quarantine activity when she's not working or spending time with her boys is baking all the things.Contact UsEMAIL community@Twiniversity.comVISIT Twiniversity.com for tons of free twin tips!FOLLOW us on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube, and Twitter.SUBSCRIBE to our email newsletter!

It was my pleasure to chat with Julie Cole about collaboration and switching gears. Julie is the co-founder of Mabel's Labels and busy mama of six. She has helped her company bring their product to a worldwide market, gain media recognition and win countless entrepreneur awards. Julie is a regular television contributor, an influential and syndicated blogger. She is also a professional speaker about business, babies and blogging. As an early adopter of Social Media, we chat about how things have changed over the years, how she got started and why Social Media was so important to their businesses to reach their audiences and build relationships with them. Her advise: Go where your customers are, give them what they want where they are. She explains why your message needs to be platform specific and why automation can impact your brand. Listen to learn how Mabel's Labels have pivoted their business to respond to the growing needs around Covid-19. Love the creativity and inventiveness around using their technology to include new products. It was exciting to hear how she has collaborated with new companies where they would have never collaborated before. Connect with Julie: https://mabelslabels.ca/en_CA/ https://twitter.com/juliecole https://www.instagram.com/cole.julie/ https://www.facebook.com/Mabelhood Would love to hear your thoughts. Let us know using hashtag #linkforsucccess

Mabel's Labels literally created their own industry, changing the lives of moms everywhere. They created their personalized, innovative, dishwasher and laundry-safe labels so that all that stuff didn't go missing as frequently. But what's the story behind the labels? In today's episode I chat with Julie Cole, Co-founder of Mabel's Labels. Back when her son was diagnosed with autism at the age of three, Julie, her sister and two friends decided to dive into the world of entrepreneurship. She left her law career and balanced her schedule between creating a resource team for her son (he's now in second year university) and building what would become an incredibly successful business. Julie is a mom of six and a total inspiration as someone who gets things done while not taking like too seriously. She has awesome mom wisdom AND entrepreneur wisdom to share, and does just that throughout this chat.

This week, we’re talking about gifts!Gifts that are actually a billGifts that were given awayAnd gifts and tips for childcare providersThank you to our sponsor, Mabel's Labels! Right now, Mabel’s Labels is having their biggest sale of the year. From November 27 to December 2, you can save 40% on their most popular products today at mabelslabels.comYou can read our tips for gifting and tipping childcare providers during the holidays on The Bump: “Your Holiday Tipping Guide: What to Give Your Childcare Provider” Join our new Facebook Group, Talking Modern Manners for Moms & Dads, by clicking here.Be sure to sign up for our newsletter for access to a juicy BONUS podcast where we dish on the sticky situations going on in our own lives: http://eepurl.com/gcDBg1And stay in touch by sending us your questions and comments!Phone: (857) MANNERSEmail: hi@evieandsarah.comWebsite: http://www.evieandsarah.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0zm0kIGoOplsQ70z-X14OA?sub_confirmation=1Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/evieandsarahInstagram: http://instagram.com/evieandsarahTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/evieandsarahMusic: Something Elated by Broke for Free: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Broke_For_Free/Something_EP/Broke_For_Free_-_Something_EP_-_05_Something_Elated See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Your time is a limited resource. You’re never going to get it back.Do you ever evaluate the people and things you’re spending it on? You should.In this episode, it’s just me, sitting here telling you about how I’ve been feeling lately and what I’m doing to get back aligned. Specially I share three things I am doing to declutter my life aka cut the fat aka cut out the noise! ______To learn more about the Exclusive Stepmom Community visit www.jamiescrimgeour.com/membership For blog posts, videos and all things Jamie Scrimgeour visit www.jamiescrimgeour.com  For exclusive stepmom tips and musings that aren’t shared anywhere else, be sure to sign up for my newsletter at www.jamiescrimgeour.com/subscribe Instagram: www.instagram.com/jamiescrimgeour Facebook: www.facebook.com/scrimgeourjamie This episode is sponsored by Mabels Labels - order custom labels for your kids at www.mabelslables.com. Be sure to use the code jamie10 for 10% off.

On this episode of the podcast I interview the hilarious and talented Kaitlin Hargreaves. Kaitlin’s online platform started after she became  the make-up artist for former bachelorette, designer and lifestyle influencer, Jillian Harris on the show Love it or List it, but with her upbeat personality and passion for making women feel beautiful in every aspect of their lives,  she has organically grown a following of women who are dying to hear what she has to say… Kaitlin is a lover of all things make-up, hair, fashion, family, home decor and painting. She is a stepmom, she is a straight shooter, and her no bullshit energy and confidence is contagious. In this episode Kaitlin and I cover it all. We chat about step-parenting, body confidence, weight loss, make-up, botox, bullies on the internet - the list goes on! Learn more about Kaitlin and shop all her favourite products at www.kaitlinhargreaves.comALSO be sure to follow her on Instagram as well! This episode is sponsored by Mabels Labels - a company that creates washable labels for all your kids stuff. Created by four busy moms frustrated by their kids things always getting lost, mixed up or leaving the house never to be seen again … These labels are durable, laundry, dishwasher and microwave safe and 100% guaranteed. Not only are they great for sending your kids to school and camp, they are also a great solution for kids who have two separate homes. One set of labels for Moms, and one set of labels for Dads - this way you always know what belongs where. Head to mabelslabels.ca and use the code jamie10 to receive 10% off Also be sure to download my free guide with tips for Transitioning Clothes between Mom's House + Dad's House, Stress Free Follow Jamie Scrimgeour on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube

Do you fall victim to the "Enable Table"?? Allowing children to suffer natural consequences in the short term will help them build skills to help them in the long term. Mother of six and co-founder of Mabels Labels, Julie Cole shares her wisdom and real life parenting tips with us on how to raise smart, independent humans in a democratic family.    ••••••••••• Music By ••••••••••••• Rising SpiritJay Man - OurMusicBox http://www.youtube.com/c/ourmusicbox Announcer: Adam Smith

This week we have Julie Cole, co-founder of Mabel's Labels! She talks about life as a mom of 6, yes 6, children and being in business with 3 other women WHO ARE ALL RELATED TO HER! She is fun and interesting and she has a thing for airplane barf bags. 

My guest for The Happy Hour # 193 is Lynsey Kramer. Lynsey is a photographer turned farmer and lives in Fayetteville, TX a tiny town of 200 people. Lynsey and her husband Jason work together on their farm, Yonder Way Farm, with their four daughters. You guys, I'm going to warn you now - after you listen today's show you're going to want to pack up your things and start a farm! Lynsey and I start out our conversation Lynsey giving me great advice on how I can be a better mama to my mama cat and her new kittens.  It turns out that I may have more kittens at my house than I thought! Lynsey shares how she and her husband Jason went from firefighter and photographer to full-time farmers. For any of you thinking of starting something new or following a dream, you're going to be so encouraged as you hear her describe how they started from scratch, had many failures, and then mastered the ways of farming (You Tube may have been involved!). At the end of the show Lynsey tells us about her amazing barn and the supper club events they will be hosting at the farm. You're going to want to take part in one of these events so be sure you follow Lynsey on Instagram! {You can listen to the show HERE. And of course, I would love if you would share with your friends. Just use the FB & Twitter links at the end of this post!} Links from the Show Yonder Way Farm To find more information about supper clubs and farm days at Yonder Way Farm, follow them on Instagram! What Lynsey is reading: The Energy Bus by Jon Gordon, The Energy Bus for Kids by Jon Gordon, and The Road Back to You by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile Old World Antieks in La Grange The Happy Hour Facebook Group If You Only Knew Connect with Lynsey Facebook // Instagram Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube Sponsors Prep Dish - One month for only $4! Mabel's Labels - code: HappyHour for 20% off Zip Recruiter - Try for Free!

Pollen, peanuts, dust mites. These things aren't poisonous - so why do some people's bodies act like they are? In this episode, we'll find out what happens during an allergic reaction, explore why only some people have allergies and hear about new treatments. Plus: a brand new Moment of Um answers the question "Why do sunsets have so many colors?" and we'll read a new group of listeners to be added to the Brains Honor Roll! Brains On is sponsored today by Acer Swift 5 (visit acer.com, click on "Store", and enter coupon code BRAINSON at checkout to receive 10% off) and Mabel's Labels (mabelslabels.com/brainson)

Julie Ellis a co-founder of Mabel’s Labels, one of Canada’s greatest small business success stories.   Back in 2002, Julie and her three partners Julie Cole, Cynthia Esp and Tricia Mumby decided  they could do better than the scribbles on masking tape that were being passed off as labels to keep track of for kids clothing and personal items. So, after much research, they brought a brand new product to market in the form of personalized waterproof name labels and tags. From its humble beginnings Mabel's Lables has grown into an award-winning, market-leading company loved by Moms and kids alike.   Mabels labels was recently sold  to paper and label giant Avery Labels which lead to Julie’s exit from the business she had founded and run for nearly 15 years   Julie is now entering a new phase of her career as she shares her experience and expertise with other entrepreneurs helping them gain clarity and accelerate their success.   Mabels Labels hadn't been looking to sell the business when they were approached by Avery but quickly realized that the idea acquirer “checked all the boxes” and helped them address some big questions: how they would finance further growth and who of the 4 founders would ultimately lead the company.   Julie adds that what’s best for the business may not be what’s best for you personally and what you would do as an autonomous leader is much different than what you would do as part of a 4-person team   While selling a business is often the end goal for many entrepreneurs, the experience can be bittersweet as it was in Julie’s case. As someone who is used to giving 110%, she says it took her at least 3 months to accept the idea that she was able to take some downtime.  

If you have ever put a label on a sippy cup, chances are Julie Cole’s company, Mabels Labels, produced it. Cole and her three partners built Mabel’s Labels into a $10 million business providing labels for kids’ clothing and accessories before being acquired in early 2016 by C.C.L. Industries, the parent company of Avery Labels.   Cole and her partners were able to add hundreds of thousands of dollars to the price they got for their business using a negotiation technique called “normalization” – listen to find out how.

Who better to share tips about success in business and parenting than Julie Cole, co-founder of Mabel's Labels.  Hint: Don't sweat the small stuff! Julie has become a friend and inspiration since I had the pleasure of meeting her. www.elaineskitchentable.com Find us on Twitter @chatwithelaine, and www.facebook.com/elaineskitchentable

Take control of your business and develop a strategy to move your business from your basement to a internationally recgonized business.   In a world full of start up businesses, how did Julie Cole of Mabel's Labels and her partner grow from a basement startup to an award winning celebrity endorsed international phenomenon?   Listen to this interview to see how this mom of 6 and her partner used word of mouth marketing to build this amazing business. We will talk about marketing, branding, social media, family, homework, autism, The Today Show, partnerships, Contracts, Failure, and so much more! Want to hear more shows like this one?  Head over to Motivating Other Moms website for more episodes of M.O.M. Radio         

Today, I'm so excited to speak to Mabel's Labels founder, blogger, and mama to many, Julie Cole. Julie's business has been featured on the Huffington Post, The View, InStyle Magazine, Forbes, and many others, and her oldest of 6 kids has autism.   You can get Mabel's Label's through their website or at Target. For those of you with runners (I'm lookin' at you, Roman!), I'm gonna encourage you to check out these handy disposable ID bracelets - especially if you're planning to go somewhere magical like Disney, and want to make it out the other side with your kid. Here's the link to the excellent summer camp guide that I mentioned on the podcast - Julie wrote this backed by her experience in choosing camps for her own kids, and it picks apart how to consider your child's unique character and interests, figuring out what's left in your wallet, and finding the right environment for them. Also, here are links to her blog post Nice Things You Say That Annoy Me, and her hilariously well-reasoned 6 Reasons to Have 6 Kids, that originally appeared in the Huffington Post. Here are Julie's deets all in one place:Website: http://www.mabelslabels.comPersonal Blog: http://www.yummymummyclub.ca/blogs/julie-cole-the-baby-machineBusiness Blog: www.mabelhood.com/JulieColeFacebook page: https://www.facebook.com/MabelhoodTwitter profile: https://twitter.com/mabelhoodPinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/mabelslabels Best quote ever? "Labels are for clothes." Kelley