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2 episodes with Mally Roncal
2 episodes with Mally Roncal
Send us a textQVC and TikTok are rewriting the rules of live commerce with a first-of-its-kind Super Brand Day streaming live on May 14th. This will be a full day of creator-and celebrity-led live shopping, exclusive product drops and deals as well as the announcement of the 2025 Quintessential 50 (Q50) class - a collective of trailblazing women 50+ from all walks of life showing the power of reinvention at any age.Here to tell us about this social-first shopping experience are celebrity makeup artist, Mally Roncal and QVC program host, Terri Conn.https://www.qvc.com/content/featured/internet-famous.html
Can a bold lip and a sparkly bomber jacket make midlife feel more fabulous? Yes, says beauty and fashion founder Mally Roncal who brings her trademark energy, spark and zest for living at every age to this week's show. Mally got her start as a celebrity make-up artist to stars like Beyonce and J. Lo, launched her eponymous line Mally Beauty, a brand with decades of staying power, and pivoted into QVC stardom. From hosting the new TV show “Over 50 and Fabulous” to launching fashion lines at an age when society expects you to fade into beige, Mally shares how turning 50 sparked her most colorful, creative chapter yet. Warning: Listening may cause spontaneous purchases of sequined tops and the urge to up your brow game! SHOW NOTES + TRANSCRIPT acertainagepod.com FOLLOW A CERTAIN AGE: Instagram Facebook LinkedIn GET INBOX INSPO: Sign up for our newsletter AGE BOLDLY We share new episodes, giveaways, links we love, and midlife resources Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mally Roncal is a celebrity makeup artist, entrepreneur, and TV personality. Inspired by her mother's impeccable style, Mally's fearless approach and undeniable talent quickly earned her spot as a trusted artist for A-list celebrities including Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, Taylor Swift, and Celine Dion. In 2005, she launched Mally Beauty on QVC, selling out her entire line in just 36 minutes. Mally's brand now spans beauty, fashion, and home collections.
On Today's Episode: When you think of makeup what comes to mind? Are you excited and ready to contour and beat your face to the gods? Do you feel like it takes away and diminishes the natural beauty of a woman? Or do you see women in makeup and feel critical, like she must be hiding something, she's being phony or superficial? When it comes to being confident, looks do matter, but maybe not for the reason you think. Mally Roncal is an entrepreneur and celeb makeup artist that exudes levels of confidence and beauty anyone would want. She touches on why embracing what makes you different, what makes you unique, and sometimes what makes you feel the most uncomfortable is a power only you can harness. There is a connection between our inner beauty and the physical. You are not defined by one or the other, and there is no shame in celebrating yourself the way that makes you feel most confident. Beauty isn't about other people, it's about you and feeling good and dressing up and highlighting your beauty in the way you choose to feel and look your best. At this Rad Con Live event Lisa is joined by incredibly confident and strong women such as Danielle Canty of Bossbabes, Nicole LePera, and Eve Torres Gracie from Gracie Jiu Jitsu. The conversation gets open and extremely vulnerable. Discussing aging and insecurities around beauty, scars, and self-worth isn't easy to do openly, but as women we need to be able to have these conversations. If you struggle with your appearance or catch yourself judging yourself and other women for the choices they make and don't make in relation to beauty and living above the standards, this is a must watch! SHOW NOTES: 0:00 | Introduction Mally Roncal 0:19 | Badass Inside and Out 4:13 | Embracing Your Differences 11:43 | Be Your Own Beautiful 28:02 | Ditch Your Inner Critic Follow Mally Roncal: Website: https://mallyroncal.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mallyroncal/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mallyroncal Twitter: https://twitter.com/mallyroncal FOLLOW LISA: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisabilyeu/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lisabilyeu YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/womenofimpact Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lisa_bilyeu?lang=en LISTEN AD FREE + BONUS EPISODES on APPLE PODCASTS: apple.co/womenofimpact Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
It is time for some positive preaching this week with Mally Roncal! Many of you will recognize Mally as a popular celebrity makeup artist, creator of Mally Beauty and host of Over 50 and Fabulous on QVC. She is also a Q50 ambassador for The Age of Possibility. Mally is on fire with energy and positivity to share for women in this time of midlife and beyond. It's contagious! Show Notes w/Links: www.hotflashescooltopics.com Sign up for our Newsletter: HFCT Newsletter FOLLOW US ON: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hotflashesandcooltopics/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6ssWfO0qeZYEIs6TzrKBHQ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/657557054765087 Want to Leave a Review for Hot Flashes and Cool Topics? Here's How: For Apple Podcasts on an iPhone or iOS device: Open the Apple Podcast App on your device. Click on the “search” icon Type into the search bar “Hot Flashes and Cool Topics” and click on the show Towards the bottom, look for “Ratings and Reviews” Click on “Write a Review” and leave us your thoughts and comments! For Apple Podcasts on a computer: On the Apple Podcasts website, go to the search bar and type “Hot Flashes and Cool Topics” After clicking on the show, find the “Listen on Apple Podcasts” button and click on it The “Hot Flashes and Cool Topics” podcast should open on the Apple Podcasts application Keep scrolling on the page until you see “Ratings and Reviews” Click on “See All” If you want to give us a five-star rating, hover over the empty stars! If you want to leave your thoughts and comments, click on “Write a Review”!
Beauty industry titan Mally Roncal has worked with the biggest names in the world--including Beyonce. On this episode of Women of Impact with Lisa Bilyeu, Mally Roncal shares her stories of making it in business, working with celebrities, maintaining a happy marriage, and dealing with the inevitable haters. She also explains how to not take no for an answer, how to balance work and family life, and how to live according to your deepest intuitions and your authentic self. [Original air date: 10-16-19]. SHOW NOTES: Mally describes the difficulty women have in being proud of themselves [3:08] How to not take no for an answer [3:37] Mally advocates listening carefully to the voice of intuition at absolutely all times [7:46] Mally describes her passion to lift women up [11:50] Mally and Lisa discuss the dangers of tying self-esteem to physical looks [13:26] Mally describes the danger of pretending that everything is alright [17:27] Mally believes in positivity, chooses it every day, and her positivity is rooted in reality [19:33] Mally and Lisa discuss gratitude and how it relates to staying focused [23:11] Mally talks about self-care and its relation to needing to hustle relentlessly [25:29] How do you balance working for your family and spending time with your family? [28:42] Mally believes we are too held-back, restrained, not free enough [32:08] Mally and Lisa discuss being your authentic self and whether that is good for business [34:15] Mally explains how learned to stop trying to conform [39:30] “I'm no longer allowing myself to be around people that make me feel like s***” [43:53] Mally shares her superpower [46:17] FOLLOW Mally Roncal: WEBSITE: mally.com INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/2pmVW3n FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/31isg4o TWITTER: https://bit.ly/2MFkwnY CHECK OUT OUR SPONSORS Found Banking: Sign up for Found for FREE today at https://impacttheory.co/foundWOIseptpod Beam Minerals: Head to https://impacttheory.co/beamWOIseptpod for 20% off your first order Shopify: Sign up for a $1/month trial period at https://impacttheory.co/shopifyWOIseptpod One Skin: We only have one body, one skin, and only YOU can choose to make it better by going to https://impacttheory.co/oneskinWOIpodsept and saving 15% when you use code WOI Netsuite: Download the CFO's Guide to AI and Machine Learning at https://impacttheory.co/netsuiteWOIseptpod Tabu: Go to https://www.heytabu.com/discount/LISA15 and use code LISA15 to save 15% off your order FOLLOW LISA: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisabilyeu/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lisabilyeu YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/womenofimpact Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lisa_bilyeu?lang=en LISTEN AD FREE + BONUS EPISODES on APPLE PODCASTS: apple.co/womenofimpact Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
To catch Lisa live on instagram, follow her @lisabilyeu: https://bit.ly/3a1NbNv For more from Mally, follow her @mallyroncal: https://bit.ly/3aX7jlf To see Mally on Women of Impact, watch here: https://bit.ly/3aX7tJn [Original air date: 4/10/20]. SPONSORS: Head over to https://cozyearth.com and use promo code "Lisa" for an exclusive 35% off. Go over right now and sign up for just one dollar a month with your trial period at https://Shopify.com/lisa You can save 15% with the code [LISA] at oneskin.co. Go to save 20% on your annual license, use the promo code WOMANOFIMPACT. Go to https://www.heytabu.com/discount/LISA15 use code LISA15 to save 15% off your order Get 5 free AG1 Travel Packs and a FREE 1 year supply of Vitamin D with your first purchase your first purchase by going to https://drinkAG1.com/lisa. Go to https://tryviome.com/LISA and use code LISA to get 20% off your first 3 months, and take control of your gut health today! ORDER YOUR COPY OF LISA'S BOOK "RADICAL CONFIDENCE" (NOW IN PAPERBACK & WITH A NEW CHAPTER!) & GET YOUR FREE BADASS BONUSES: https://bit.ly/radcon ***CALLING ALL BADASSES!*** If you really want to level up your confidence game, check out the WOMEN OF IMPACT SUBSCRIPTION, specially designed to turn you into the badass you were born to be! *New episodes delivered ad-free, EXCLUSIVE access to hundreds of archived Women of Impact episodes, and so much more!* Don't settle for mediocrity when you can be extraordinary! *****Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/457ebrP***** Subscribe on all other platforms (Google Podcasts, Spotify, Castro, Downcast, Overcast, Pocket Casts, Podcast Addict, Podcast Republic, Podkicker, and more) : https://impacttheorynetwork.supercast.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sherri gives her hilarious take on the current headlines! Comedian Andrew Dice Clay talks to Sherri about his iconic career. Celebrity makeup artist Mally Roncal shows us the latest beauty trends!
In this episode we welcome a true powerhouse, Mally Roncal, to discuss what motherhood looks like as an entrepreneur and mother to three girls, the power in authenticity, and living an unapologetically glamorous life. Mally is the celebrated founder of Mally Beauty, renowned makeup artist, and devoted mother and wife. Through candid anecdotes, Mally emphasizes effective communication and the necessity of prioritizing and respecting one's partner amidst the joys and demands of parenting. She sheds light on positive self-talk, a crucial aspect of nurturing confident and resilient children, while also reflecting on raising unique kids, including a gay daughter and a daughter with autism. We discuss: The challenge of staying true to oneself while navigating the opinions of others Embracing individuality while fostering empathy and understanding within relationships The keys to maintaining a thriving partnership with her husband How she balances motherhood, marriage and a flourishing business empire. Her fascinating experiences working behind the scenes with QVC Her Filipino heritage and growing up in a predominantly non-Filipino environment The loss of her mother and how it affects her own journey as a mother Mentioned in this episode: Isle of Paradise self-tanning face drops Mally Beauty plush pen Mally Beauty face defender Mally Beauty shadow stick Connect with Mally: www.mally.com https://mallyroncal.com/ https://www.instagram.com/mallyroncal/ Connect with Kacie & Gianna: www.motheruppod.com www.instagram.com/motheruppod https://www.youtube.com/@motheruppod View full show notes at www.motheruppod.com
In today's episode, Mark Baratto sits down with Frankie Flemming, Key West's top professional Makeup Artist. We talk about Frankie's experience on QVC, her world-traveling doing makeup, and how she landed here in Key West. More on Frankie Website: https://www.frankiekeywest.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frankiekeywest/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@frankiekeywest Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/shop/frankiekeywest?ref_=cm_sw_r_mwn_aipsfshop_aipsffrankiekeywest_W2G1ZDTSJ6YG9DEC3633 Meet Frankie Flemming, a Philadelphia-born professional make-up artist and hairstylist with a passion for beauty and a love for creating unforgettable memories. With an education from Cosmix School of Makeup and Paul Mitchell's Cosmetology School, and assisting celebrity makeup artist Mally Roncal, Frankie has honed her skills and taken her career to new heights, working with live television, print, commercial, celebrity, and bridal in Key West. What sets Frankie apart is her upbeat, enthusiastic, and resourceful nature, bringing a calm and comforting energy to any event. With an eye for detail and a knack for understanding her clients' visions, Frankie creates looks ranging from the “no makeup makeup” to sultry eyes with a flawless complexion. Frankie's work speaks for itself, with her most notable accomplishment to date being her work with brands like Circus NY, TLC, and TVSN Australia. But her talent extends beyond the photoshoot, as she has also traveled worldwide representing Mally Beauty on QVC and TVSN. As she continues to break stereotypes and elevate the expectations of beauty professionals around the world, Frankie remains dedicated to creating unforgettable memories for her bridal clients in her hometown of Key West & growing her social media community with relatable and fun beauty advice.
Confidence, strength, and how to carry yourself with conviction. Are you looking to awaken an inner confidence that will empower you to fully take on any challenge in life? On this episode of Women of Impact, Lisa Bilyeu sits down to speak with five badass women including Evy Poumpouras, Mally Roncal, Elle Russ, Roxy Saffaie, and Eve Torres Gracie on confidence and ways you can develop it inside you. These women are experts on putting confidence into action. They discuss why you need to walk with strength, how to develop a commanding voice, why you shouldn't rely on your looks for confidence, how to let negativity fuel you, why you need to be authentically yourself, and the power of surrounding yourself with badass women. SHOW NOTES: Walk With Strength | Evy discusses the importance of carrying yourself with strength. [2:49] Your Voice | Evy shares how to convey strength and to speak with conviction. [4:33] Looks | Mally shares why you shouldn't let your appearance influence your confidence. [6:22] Negativity as Fuel | Elle shares how to handle nay-sayers and let it fuel you. [12:48] Confidence | Elle reveals how to handle negativity when still developing confidence. [17:46] Be You | Roxy shares why you should always be rooted in your truly authentic self. [19:45] Turn It Up | Roxy discusses what it means to turn up the volume on yourself in life. [21:16] Awareness | Roxy reveals the power of being self-aware and journaling. [23:21] Surround Yourself | Eve shares why you should surround yourself with badass women. [28:25] QUOTES: “My success in standing my ground wasn't really about my physical strength, it was about my mental conviction. I had to speak with confidence to make sure those who heard my message heard it clearly the first time and when I did act, I had to do it so in a way that ensured it would not be mistaken for weak or uncertain of my abilities.” [2:21] “Are you going to allow their opinion of you to dictate your success?” [18:09] “When you say, “I trust myself,” you're also saying that, “I got myself, I love myself, I'm willing to bet on myself, I don't want to exist in this world as anything but myself, and let all that comes to me be the result of me being a hundred-percent myself.” [20:33] FOLLOW LISA BILYEU: Instagram: https://bit.ly/2TIsoKh YouTube: https://bit.ly/2IAbTcH Podcast: https://spoti.fi/2IEajGW FOLLOW EVY POUMPOURAS: Website: evypoumpouras.com Instagram: instagram.com/evypoumpouras/ Facebook: facebook.com/evypoumpouras Twitter: twitter.com/evypoumpouras FOLLOW MALLY RONCAL: Website: mallyroncal.com Instagram: instagram.com/mallyroncal Facebook: facebook.com/mallyroncal FOLLOW ELLE RUSS: Website: www.elleruss.com Instagram: instagram.com/_elleruss Facebook: facebook.com/elleruss Twitter: twitter.com/_elleruss FOLLOW ROXY SAFFAIE: Website: blackbeltbeauty.com Podcast: blackbeltbeauty.com/podcast Instagram: instagram.com/roxylook FOLLOW EVE TORRES GRACIE: Website: evetorresgracie.com Instagram: instagram.com/evetorresgracie Facebook: facebook.com/EveTorresGracieOfficial Twitter: twitter.com/evetorresgracie Unlock your true potential and elevate your listening experience with our Women of Impact subscription service on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/womenofimpact Sponsors: Women of Impact Podcast is sponsored by Growthday Network: https://growthday.com/podcasts This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at http://www.betterhelp.com/impacttheory and get on your way to being your best self. It's time to get started with your new face, eye, and body routine at a discounted rate today! Get 15% off with the code LISA at oneskin.co. For a limited time, Nutrafol is offering our listeners ten dollars off your first month's subscription and free shipping when you go to Nutrafol.com and enter the promo code LISA.
Join us here as we help you CONTINUE to LEVERAGE your business through Virtual Assistants! In this episode, we will bring in one of THE MOST sought-after makeup artists, who happen to be yet another #BossLady, social media powerhouse, and a serious entrepreneur; she's the one and only Mally Roncal! When she isn't ministering to Queen Bey, yes, Beyonce! She's getting A-listers like J. Lo, Mary J. Blige, Rihanna, and Heidi Klum all glammed up. But this frosted-pink, leopard-loving lady is also one of the most down-to-earth, filled with life and a hilarious sense of humor; BUT take that as a weakness of hers, she doesn't mess around when it comes to running her business. Mally is the President and Founder of Mally Beauty and runs several remote virtual assistants. She will share her secret sauce, her organization strategies having to adjust when the world changes on us. She has one incredible, awe-inspiring success story you're not going to want to miss. PLUS, you need her kind of energy in your life! Trust me! REGISTER TODAY and join us next week!
Mally Roncal is a founder, author, advocate, motivational speaker, positivity preacher, wife, and a mama of 3. She got her start as a celebrity make-up artist to Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez, Celine Dion, and Mary J. I got to sit down with Mally in New York City and discuss everything from true inner beauty, self-love, embracing life's lessons and choosing joy. This episode radiates light, energy, and the uplifting message that, what makes you different is what makes you beautiful. Connect with Mally on Instagram at Instagram.com/MallyRoncal For everything Mally Beauty Connect with me on Instagram at Instagram.com/KatrinaScott Text me at this link- http://my.community.com/katrinascott Build Your Own Beautifully Branded Website http://LiveBeautifully.com/Tonic --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/katrina-scott-podcast/message --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/katrina-scott-podcast/message
The OG beauty influencer Mally Roncal joins me on this episode to talk all about her journey from celebrity makeup artist to entrepreneur. Mally is the definition of a trailblazer. She paved the way for so many makeup artists to come out from behind-the-scenes when she launched Mally Beauty on QVC in 2005. She shares how she carved out her niche in the industry and used her bold personality to back her brand. She's such an authentic, uplifting voice in the beauty space, and in our conversion, she opens up about where that comes from. Plus, she has an exclusive announcement about a new venture that she's coming out with later this year! IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: Consistently playing the long game to build your empire Mally's thought process behind launching a beauty line with QVC Getting clear on what success and ‘having it all' looks like to you Using your platform and power to uplift people The key to growing as a business owner Noticing when you play small to please other people RESOURCES: Learn more from me and proven business experts by signing up for one of my many online courses. CONNECT WITH MALLY Follow Mally: @mallyroncal Follow Positivity Preacher: @positivitypreacher Shop Mally Beauty: mally.com Learn more about Mally: mallyroncal.com CONNECT WITH CANDY Follow me: @candyvalentino Buy your copy of Wealth Habits: wealthhabitsbook.comJoin Founders Organization
Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager catch up with Tracee Ellis Ross to talk about her recent Hulu docuseries “The Hair Tales.” Also, hair-colorist Rita Hazan, celebrity manicurist Tom Bachik, and makeup maven Mally Roncal share their best beauty secrets. Plus, Donna Farizan visits three destinations that offer some unique relaxing experiences that you can add to your next getaway. And, founder of “Iconoclast fitness” Ngo Okafor shares a full body workout that you can do in your living room.
Will Gowing speaks to makeup artist, tv personality and positivity preacher, Mally Roncal. Mally talks to Will about riding the waves through those difficult chapters in life, her work on network TV in America and what's coming up from Mally Beauty.
Mally Roncal is your morning cup of coffee and she's on LOL this week preaching positivity, sharing beauty hacks, and laughing her tail off with me. Mally is like my spiritual cheerleader, and she never gets tired of helping you look at your life in a different and positive way. She's also one of the biggest names in makeup on the planet with her own brand, and a schedule filled with A list clients like Beyonce, J Lo, and Rhianna. Mally and I open up about how age is just a number, and how her biggest success hack is the positive way she makes people feel. So, if you're ready to have fun and feel your best, then this week's episode of LOL with Kim Gravel is for you! Topics: Why age is just a number How to obtain a mindset for success How Mally is making positivity, acceptance, joy and love cool again How Mally got her dream job as a celebrity makeup artist Beauty hacks with me and Mally (A.K.A. “The Beauty Dream Team”) Mally's top beauty tips Mally's hilarious celebrity crush Check out Our channel on QVC+ for full podcast video episodes for free Connect with Mally: Website Facebook Instagram Mally Beauty on QVC Positivity Preacher Instagram YouTube Connect with Kim: QVC+ for full podcast videos Facebook Instagram TikTok Website Our website is: www.lolkim.com Singing performed by: Roxiie Reese Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hoda Kotb and Jenna Hager have a Halloween costume fashion show. Also, Chloe Grace Moretz talks about her new role in “The Peripheral.” Plus, chef Anne Burrell shares a delicious pot roast with squash and artichoke recipe. And, Pros Know—celebrity hair colorist , celebrity manicurist Tom Bachik, and celebrity makeup artist Mally Roncal share some tips on how to create your own celeb look at home.
Celebrity makeup artist, Spokesperson, Mother, Salesperson, Entrepreneur, soon to be Author, oh my! Mally Roncal has done it all! In this episode of Where Brains Meets Beauty, Mally discusses how she has fulfilled and juggled all of these various roles throughout her career journey. Her well known optimistic energy shines through as she talks about making it through hardships, trusting her journey, learning from her mistakes and coming out a stronger version of herself because of it. Tune in to hear how her perseverance has turned every “you can't” into “I can”
She's shared the same air with Beyonce, but honestly, that's not even the most interesting thing about Mally Roncal. Her career began in fashion and pivoted into makeup, getting celebrities red carpet ready with more than just cosmetics… Mally is known and beloved for her energy and spark – exactly what her clients needed for an early hair and makeup call. Now, she's turned beauty into her empire as the founder and president of Mally Beauty. I cannot wait to hear all about that experience and how she's turned her brand into an industry giant with staying power. In this conversation, Mally shares her story, the behind the scenes of starting and growing a beauty brand, all the ways she encourages beauty both inside and out, as well as what she wants the next generation of business owners and leaders to learn from her journey. ORDER MY FIRST BOOK: howareyoureallybook.com GOAL DIGGER FB COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/goaldiggerpodcast/ GOAL DIGGER INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/goaldiggerpodcast/ GOAL DIGGER SHOWNOTES: jennakutcherblog.com/mally
Have you ever wondered what it might be like to travel on someone like Beyonce's glam squad? Unsurprisingly, reaching such heights in the industry requires hard work, grit, a smart pivot or two and a touch of good luck. Our guest today, the effervescent Mally Roncal, is one of the most sought-after makeup artists in the world. From Queen B to JLO, she's had the best and brightest in her chair. She tells us all about how she broke into the celebrity makeup industry, her brand building journey, and what beauty really means to her – acceptance of our individuality and the celebration of our differences. Get ready to laugh (and even cry) as Mally gets deep on her early inspirations, her family and her signature look! Highlights: The real, behind the scenes of doing Beyoncé's makeup. What beauty and self-acceptance REALLY is + how to define it for yourself. How to pivot + why learning how to change course is critical for your success. Why even celebs feel imposter syndrome + the best tips for overcoming it. Links: Shop Mally Beauty at https://mally.com/ (mally.com) https://www.qvc.com/beauty/mally-beauty/_/N-rhtyZ1z1416k/c.html (Tune in to Mally's Beauty on QVC) https://mallyroncal.com/ (Order Mally's Book) – Love, Lashes, and Lipstick: My Secrets for a Gorgeous, Happy Life Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mallyroncal (@mallyroncal) Twitter: https://twitter.com/mallyroncal (@mallyroncal) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/mallybeauty (Mally Beauty) Follow: bossbabe: https://www.instagram.com/bossbabe.inc (@bossbabe.inc) Danielle Canty: https://www.instagram.com/daniellecanty/ (@daniellecanty) Natalie Ellis: https://www.instagram.com/iamnatalie/ (@iamnatalie) Mentioned in this episode: Function Of Beauty https://functionofbeauty.com/bossbabe (Take your hair goals quiz and save 25% off your first order at functionofbeauty.com/bossbabe.) Lunya https://lunya.co (Use code “FOR-BOSSBABES” for $20 off your first purchase of $100 or more at Lunya.co.) Issuu https://issuu.com/podcast (Get started with Issuu today for FREE, or sign up for an annual premium account to get 50% off, when you go to Issuu.com/podcast and use promo code BOSSBABE.)
Go to https://www.radicalconfidence.com to get your copy of my book Radical Confidence! When you do, you'll be getting a toolkit of 10 No-BS lessons on becoming the hero of your own life - and you'll learn how to set better boundaries, live a life that lights you up, and give you the ability to boldly stare down ANY frikin' thing that gets between you and the things you want from life! This episode was shot as part of Radical Confidence Live. For the full experience, check out this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/DhrQsPIwWHUWhen you think of makeup what comes to mind ? Are you excited and ready to contour and beat your face to the gods? Do you feel like it takes away and diminishes the natural beauty of a woman? Or do you see women in makeup and feel critical, like she must be hiding something, she's being phony or superficial?When it comes to being confident, looks do matter, but maybe not for the reason you think. Mally Roncal is an entrepreneur and celeb makeup artist that exudes levels of confidence and beauty anyone would want. She touches on why embracing what makes you different, what makes you unique, and sometimes what makes you feel the most uncomfortable is a power only you can harness.There is a connection between our inner beauty and the physical. You are not defined by one or the other, and there is no shame in celebrating yourself the way that makes you feel most confident.Beauty isn't about other people, it's about you and feeling good and dressing up and highlighting your beauty in the way you choose to feel and look your best.At this Rad Con Live event Lisa is joined by incredibly confident and strong women such as Danielle Canty of Bossbabes, Nicole LePera, and Eve Torres Gracie from Gracie Jiu Jitsu. The conversation gets open and extremely vulnerable. Discussing aging and insecurities around beauty, scars, and self-worth isn't easy to do openly, but as women we need to be able to have these conversations.If you struggle with your appearance or catch yourself judging yourself and other women for the choices they make and don't make in relation to beauty and living above the standards, this is a must watch!SHOW NOTES:0:00 | Introduction Mally Roncal0:19 | Badass Inside and Out4:13 | Embracing Your Differences11:43 | Be Your Own Beautiful28:02 | Ditch Your Inner CriticQUOTES:“It can be your power. We don't have to think of it as self hate, for wanting to look good, for wanting to feel like you can go out there and empower yourself by looking in the mirror.” Mally Roncal [3:23]“Finding a new relationship with makeup, and finding a new relationship with my face as it changes, and learning to do that with grace and appreciation is a journey.” Eve Torres Gracie [30:27]‘Scars are the fact that you made it through something, [...] today I'm going to cover that because I feel like it, and today I'm not, and that's okay too!” Mally Roncal [34:01]“Beauty is not for him or her or them, it's for yourself.” Mally Roncal [36:28]“That's what love is, acceptance. It is the space to be exactly as we are in whatever moment that is.” Nicole LePera [38:43]Follow Mally Roncal:Website: https://mallyroncal.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mallyroncal/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mallyroncal Twitter: https://twitter.com/mallyroncal
It takes work to be as happy as Mally Roncal, makeup stylist to the stars and gratitude aficionado. But Mally is as intentional with her thoughts as she is with the food filling her pantry. At least since finding Jen and realizing a clean swap for ketchup made her kids just as happy as the preservative-filled go-to. While she's naturally high-energy, since swapping to clean foods, Mally's seen her already peppy attitude skyrocket and watched with awe as her husband's chronic pain dissipated. As a makeup artist, Mally's life revolves around skin. She's experienced firsthand the power food has on complexion, beauty, and even facial expression. Today, Mally shares her tips for a happy and grateful life, a pantry swap that changed her kids' taste buds, how she grocery shops for clean foods in the major chains, a few A-List makeup tips, and why clean swaps clear more than just complexion. Key Takeaways [00:39] - A brief introduction to Mally. [01:39] - How Mally and Jen met. [02:59] - What Mally realized when she first took a hard look at her pantry. [04:58] - What gratitude means to Mally. [09:39] - How Mally breaks out of a mundane routine. [10:46] - Where Mally shops for groceries. [12:24] - How skin and food are interconnected. [14:05] - Why clean eating improves more than just complexion. [16:07] - How Mally makes time to cook. [19:47] - How to manage food guilt when you don't eat clean. [22:05] - Mally's makeup tips. [27:04] - When Mally had her wake-up moment. Quotes [03:18] - “I just thought that since those were the foods that the kids liked to eat, that was the only option. And I didn't realize until I met Jen that there were other options — there were clean swaps that were just as tasty.” ~ Mally Roncal [05:42] - “Every day is an opportunity to be good to yourself, to be good to others, and really create the life that you want to lead. It's been such an eye-opening experience really getting involved in what I'm eating, how I'm eating it, and how it has actually changed the way I feel.” ~ Mally Roncal Links Mally on Instagram Mally Beauty Love, Lashes, and Lipstick: My Secrets for a Gorgeous, Happy Life Whole Foods Thrive Market QVC Connect with our host Jen on Instagram Jen on Facebook Wake Up and Read the Labels! Subscribe and stay in touch Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts
In this episode, our guest is Mally Roncal. Mally is a makeup artist, founder, and president of Mally Beauty. She has worked with many A-list celebrities such as Beyoncé, Knowles, Rihanna, Celine Dion, Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Lopez, and many more. She also served as a spokesperson for Sephora before founding her company. Mally regularly appears on The Wendy Williams Show, The View, The Oprah Winfrey Show, Rachael Ray, and today as a beauty expert and pens editorials for the New York Times, Huffington Post, and iVillage. Catch her in this episode as she shares her journey of how she got into the beauty industry and finding her purpose. Why should we listen to you? [3:04] You should listen to me because not everybody feels everything as much as my heart and my soul. I always have this blessing and curse that I feel everything a hundred times more than the regular person. I need to digest all the crazy things that go into this world that we all as humans live in the same string. We all have different life experiences. But we all go through these feelings. How did you get into beauty? [17:24] I originally wanted to be a doctor because that's what my parents were. I realized very soon that that was not going to be my career. My purpose was not to be a doctor because I wanted to do my hair. I fell in love with fashion and beauty and glamour and all that. It's just something that my mother and I shared. What are the aspects you saw that most people didn't see that allowed you to grow? [23:16] There was artistry or people in the fashion and beauty industry. There was always an amazing universe where they had all the actresses, and I could see what they were doing. I became so passionate about transparency in that. [28:46] I love that there is an incredible opportunity right in front of us. Everything that is happening has a reason behind it, and the universe has a reason behind it. What are you trying to do? [33:53] I am no longer worried about everybody's feelings. I realized that I had to take my time. I sometimes think I'm good at telling other people what to do. But I realized that I had to practice what I preach. The premise is that both my husband and I are very similar in that way. The point is you can choose positivity, and you can choose to be happy. You can choose to find joy. You can choose joy. You can cry or get sad. You can do all that, but then you have to get back up and get to work. Finding yourself [47:43] This whole COVID situation has been a terror. All of us are trying to find the silver lining. Personally, it stopped me dead in my tracks. I was on the road working when I realized that I had to learn to accept myself. I wasn't able to take care of myself spiritually and physically. That made me realize what was more important. What promise to God make to the world when He created you? [50:41] God promised that He would bring the most loving human. And that I strive to show love. Remember that you are what you see. We do what we do, and we do it with heart and passion. Key Quotes [30:44 – 30:54] “It's not about the time after what it is. I realized how fast it felt. That's where the fear came where it felt like it was a blink of an eye.” [33:19 – 33:26] “The creation process is the only thing that exposes you to the nuances of something new that creates a difference.” [35:15 – 35:36] “You can choose positivity. You can choose to be happy. You can choose to find joy. You can cry or get sad. You can do all that, but then you have to get back up and get to work.” [45:09 – 45:11] “We always have more. The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement.” Follow Mally Roncal: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mally-roncal-38a5279 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mallyroncal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mallyroncal/ Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/mallyroncal Website: https://mally.com/
"Welcome to the 53rd episode of Leverage. Join us here as we help you CONTINUE to LEVERAGE your business through Virtual Assistants! In this episode, we will bring in one of THE MOST sought-after makeup artists, who happen to be yet another #BossLady, social media powerhouse, and a serious entrepreneur; she's the one and only Mally Roncal! When she isn't ministering to Queen Bey, yes, Beyonce! She's getting A-listers like J. Lo, Mary J. Blige, Rihanna, and Heidi Klum all glammed up. But this frosted-pink, leopard-loving lady is also one of the most down-to-earth, filled with life and a hilarious sense of humor; BUT take that as a weakness of hers, she doesn't mess around when it comes to running her business. Mally is the President and Founder of Mally Beauty and runs several remote virtual assistants. She will share her secret sauce, her organization strategies having to adjust when the world changes on us. She has one incredible, awe-inspiring success story you're not going to want to miss. PLUS, you need her kind of energy in your life! Trust me! REGISTER TODAY and join us next week!
Mally Roncal's amazing makeup prowess and infectious energy have made her one of the top names in her field, handling the makeup for Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez and more. Tristan asks her about her journey turning those experiences into a successful business. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mally Roncal's amazing makeup prowess and infectious energy have made her one of the top names in her field, handling the makeup for Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez and more. Tristan asks her about her journey turning those experiences into a successful business. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mally Roncal's amazing makeup prowess and infectious energy have made her one of the top names in her field, handling the makeup for Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez and more. Tristan asks her about her journey turning those experiences into a successful business. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Lisa Bilyeu is the co-founder and president of Impact Theory, a digital media production company focused on empowering content. And that, listeners, is how I first came to learn about Lisa. I watched the video of an interview she had done with my friend, the makeup artist and entrepreneur, Mally Roncal and really liked the tone of her content, which is design to wake up, confront, empower and motivate those who watch it.In this conversation, Lisa and I discuss:Why it's so easy to find yourself in the purgatory of the mundane.Why it's her mission to push people to know what their dreams are and be confident to pursue them.Her message of radical confidence.Why, if you have a goal, you have to have the energy and mindset as if it's Day One every single day.How, in her youth, she had wanted to fit in so badly that she ended up minimising herself and how she came to be able to shift into her gear when she was unapologetically herself.Why taking ownership of your mistakes and committing to learning from them is so important.Why the ego is only ever trying to protect you but sometimes doesn't help you at all.How we can fall into the trap of rejecting ourselves and so much more…To join the closed Facebook group for the podcast click here >> The Emma Guns Show Forum.To follow me on social media >> Twitter | Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
She’s worked with Beyonce and created a line with Ru Paul. And now the founder of Mally Beauty sits down to talk about everything from how she got started in her career as a celebrity makeup artist, to creating a cosmetic empire. If you’re looking for some inspiration, this true #positivitypreacher will leave you feeling inspired and uplifted.
Mally Roncal is a makeup artist, entrepreneur and author who joins me on the podcast to share her feel-good habits, the strategies she uses and recommends to make sure every day is a good day.During our conversation @mallyroncal reveals:Why it's so important to find a reason to celebrate.The mood-boosting power of a full face of makeup.How she gives herself a reality check in lockdown if she feels her mood slipping.Why it's so key to connect with your friends and family, even virtually.The joy she finds in music and sharing music.Why making something like catching up on your favourite TV show into an ‘event' can amplify the joy it brings, and so much more…To join the closed Facebook group for the podcast click here >> The Emma Guns Show Forum.To follow me on social media >> Twitter | Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this conversation Mally and I talk about changing the dialog about 2020, flip the script and see what it has taught us, trusting your inner voice, being a celebrity makeup artist for Beyonce and JLo, running Mally Beauty, appearing on QVC, balancing work, life, and being a Mom, having grace and compassion with ourselves, 2020 the year of all the things, how you come out of 2020 is a choice and can change you for the better, consistency and rest is important, evolving and pivoting in this moment, making this moment work best for you, attitude is everything, gratitude is the attitude, what is your all? Other Topics: One question can change your life but you have to be honest about what the answer is Your kids do what you do and not what you say Instagram: @Mallyroncal
Confidence, strength, and how to carry yourself with conviction. Are you looking to awaken an inner confidence that will empower you to fully take on any challenge in life? On this episode of Women of Impact, Lisa Bilyeu sits down to speak with five badass women including Evy Poumpouras, Mally Roncal, Elle Russ, Roxy Saffaie, and Eve Torres Gracie on confidence and ways you can develop it inside you. These women are experts on putting confidence into action. They discuss why you need to walk with strength, how to develop a commanding voice, why you shouldn’t rely on your looks for confidence, how to let negativity fuel you, why you need to be authentically yourself, and the power of surrounding yourself with badass women. Check out our amazing sponsors! Better Help: Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/womenofimpact and use discount code WOMENOFIMPACT Himalaya Ashwagandha: Enjoy 20% off your first purchase of Himalaya Ashwagandha, use discount code 20IMPACTFUL when you checkout on Amazon. To learn more about Himalaya Ashwagandha and Ayurvedic Wellness visit Himalayausa.com SHOW NOTES: Walk With Strength | Evy discusses the importance of carrying yourself with strength. [2:49] Your Voice | Evy shares how to convey strength and to speak with conviction. [4:33] Looks | Mally shares why you shouldn’t let your appearance influence your confidence. [6:22] Negativity as Fuel | Elle shares how to handle nay-sayers and let it fuel you. [12:48] Confidence | Elle reveals how to handle negativity when still developing confidence. [17:46] Be You | Roxy shares why you should always be rooted in your truly authentic self. [19:45] Turn It Up | Roxy discusses what it means to turn up the volume on yourself in life. [21:16] Awareness | Roxy reveals the power of being self-aware and journaling. [23:21] Surround Yourself | Eve shares why you should surround yourself with badass women. [28:25] QUOTES: “My success in standing my ground wasn’t really about my physical strength, it was about my mental conviction. I had to speak with confidence to make sure those who heard my message heard it clearly the first time and when I did act, I had to do it so in a way that ensured it would not be mistaken for weak or uncertain of my abilities.” [2:21] “Are you going to allow their opinion of you to dictate your success?” [18:09] “When you say, “I trust myself,” you’re also saying that, “I got myself, I love myself, I’m willing to bet on myself, I don’t want to exist in this world as anything but myself, and let all that comes to me be the result of me being a hundred-percent myself.” [20:33] FOLLOW LISA BILYEU: Instagram: https://bit.ly/2TIsoKh YouTube: https://bit.ly/2IAbTcH Podcast: https://spoti.fi/2IEajGW FOLLOW EVY POUMPOURAS: Website: evypoumpouras.com Instagram: instagram.com/evypoumpouras/ Facebook: facebook.com/evypoumpouras Twitter: twitter.com/evypoumpouras FOLLOW MALLY RONCAL: Website: mallyroncal.com Instagram: instagram.com/mallyroncal Facebook: facebook.com/mallyroncal FOLLOW ELLE RUSS: Website: www.elleruss.com Instagram: instagram.com/_elleruss Facebook: facebook.com/elleruss Twitter: twitter.com/_elleruss FOLLOW ROXY SAFFAIE: Website: blackbeltbeauty.com Podcast: blackbeltbeauty.com/podcast Instagram: instagram.com/roxylook FOLLOW EVE TORRES GRACIE: Website: evetorresgracie.com Instagram: instagram.com/evetorresgracie Facebook: facebook.com/EveTorresGracieOfficial Twitter: twitter.com/evetorresgracie
“You’re not what a real makeup artist looks like.” When Mally Roncal heard these words, she had a choice: to be like everyone else in her industry or stay true to herself. Spoiler alert: she chose the latter. Now Mally is one of the world’s most sought after makeup artists and has worked with celebrities like Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, Celine Dion, and RuPaul. She’s also the creator of Mally Beauty, a makeup line that’s sold over 1.6 million eyeshadow kits on QVC. Learn how Mally did it, and why it’s so important to bring your true, authentic self to everything you do. https://www.marieforleo.com/2020/07/mally-roncal/ Be you, and you’ll win every time. @MallyRoncal via @MarieForleo I will no longer allow myself to be around people that make me feel bad about who I am. @MallyRoncal via @MarieForleo
To catch Lisa live on instagram, follow her @lisabilyeu: https://bit.ly/3a1NbNv For more from Mally, follow her @mallyroncal: https://bit.ly/3aX7jlf To see Mally on Women of Impact, watch here: https://bit.ly/3aX7tJn
Will Gowing catches up with international makeup artist Mally Roncal. Mally has worked her magic on some very well known faces including; Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey, Céline Dion and Rhianna. Mally talks to Will about losing her mother at the age of 17, the whirlwind years of her career, therapy and the importance of spreading positivity.
Courtney chats with her good friend Mally of Mally Beauty about working from home, kids, and Mally's journey to beauty, and more in this special edition of Shop Culture.
Mally Roncal returns to the show to share her unmissable advice for how to make 2020 your best year yet. To join the closed Facebook group for the podcast click here >> The Emma Guns Show Forum.To follow me on social media >> Twitter | Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Learn More About The Content Discussed...No Boss Talk: https://nobosstalk.comThe Camp Elevate Facebook Group: hereBeth's Instagram: @bethholdengravesBeth's website: https://www.bethholdengraves.comProfit HER Way Course: https://www.bethholdengraves.com/profitKeynotes discussed:I'm going to share with you, so a lot of ways that it's influenced my business. Just thinking something's not working, jumping from thing to thing, when actually right before us is our success. (03:02)Let's not beat ourselves up for what didn't happen in 2019,and let's look with gratitude and with love with what did happen in 2019. (06:48)He said to me once, and this really hit me, it's never enough, and that my friends is one of the most painful memories that I have. (14:21)How do you keep that in your life and then decide if that's important to you? (19:11)You are going to grow a five year plan. You are ultimately responsible for that success. (27:18)When Did It Air...December 09, 2019Episode Transcript...Beth:Welcome to ‘You’re Not the Boss of Me’. If you are determined to break glass ceilings and build it your way, this show is for you. I’m your host Beth Graves and I am obsessed with helping you to not just dream it, but make the plan, connect the dots and create what you crave. Are you ready? Let’s get started.Hey, Hey, Hey and welcome back to ‘You’re Not the Boss of Me’. You guys. We are just around the corner with this episode from Christmas, from the holiday season, the hustle and bustle of December, and also from the massive amounts of marketing that show you about the brand new weight loss program, the mastermind, the newest and greatest marketing techniques. So today I'm going to share with you, before we get to the end of this episode, some of my takeaways and some of the best advice that I've received from people that have made over $1 million in their online or network marketing business, about the shiny object syndrome, the persistence and sticking with something just long enough to have success. I know that you may have fallen prey, like many of you, I still go to the grocery store. I love grocery shopping. It's something that I love. I love to go in the produce section.I'm not a great cook, many of you know that, and I love to go to the grocery store. So one of the pieces, when I look at my schedule and before the end of the year, we're going to be talking, make sure you tune in next week because this is our focus about your 24 hour plan. About your 12 month plan, choosing words and themes and all of those good things for how you can have a focus and an emphasis for the coming year in 2020, how we reflect on 2019. We're going to be doing a lot of that on the podcast over the next few weeks, but also over in camp elevate. So before we kick off the podcast today, if I haven't met you yet, my name is Beth Graves. I had this idea while standing at the gym, what if I started having this podcast because I love having conversations with women?I love it. The interaction that comes from these conversations I've met over the last, I think we launched this podcast, I'm going to say six weeks ago. And I can't even tell you how grateful I am for you, our loyal listeners, for the shares. Because of your share, I've had women reach out to me and just tell me about a shift, a shift that they've had in their life. And so I'm going to have a little share contest with you all today if you're listening, and I would love for you to share this with someone that's on your mind, who comes to mind that you know who really wants to have success in their business, is tired of juggling, of having the sacrifice of, of not being totally present in their marriage with their children or they're missing out on the girls' night because they think they've got to hustle and grind, or they're just feeling an unsupportive circle. And let them know, I thought of you today and I want to send this your way. I want to share with you a review, because one of the things that, and this is where this podcast is going today, we're going to talk about the shiny object syndrome and picking up the women's world magazine at the counter, and how that influences your business.And I'm going to share with you a lot of ways that it's influenced my business. Just thinking something's not working, jumping from thing to thing, when actually right before us is our success. And you have it right now, right before you, even if 2019 didn't have the numbers that you thought you would see in your business, or maybe it did, you have with you at this minute the answer to how things are going to shift for you in 2020. And sometimes it's just leaning into yourself, trusting yourself, putting on your blinders. But there are a couple of things that I'm going to point out that I hope can help you today. So a big, big piece of staying on the train for whatever you're doing, okay? We know and we hear it all the time. You're only as great as those five people that you surround yourself with.So in today's episode, I want you to think about an area of your life in 2019 that may have not gone to what you expected. Was it? I'm going to be in the best shape of my life. Was it? I'm going to hit blah bidy, blah bidy rank, and make multiple six figures. Was it? I'm finally going to launch that coaching business, or maybe grow a Facebook community, or maybe you had thought I'm going to go out and provide service or tithe more, or maybe it was growing your marriage. As you reflect on 2019 I encourage you to not beat yourself up. I do this a lot in the fitness category, in my health category. To say, Oh gosh, look, it's so and so, look what she did in 2019. Well, honestly, I'm going to look at 2019 for my health and say I'm in the best health of my life.Well, maybe not the best health of my life. I don't know. I can't compare. I don't have the metrics, but I'm going to say, what have I done for my health and I'm going to list those things. Had the mammogram, I've gone to my wellness visits, I've cut out for the most part, refined sugar. For the most part, I've cut out diet soda. I stayed with my nutritional supplement routine every single day and have a healthy gut. So instead as you look at 2019, and we're going to talk about shiny object syndrome and how we get off track, and we're going to do more of this next episode. And we're also doing a ton of this over at Camp Elevate, which is our free Facebook community, of taking a look at your business, what you're doing for pleasure, for the things that just give you joy, what you're doing with your family and each member of your family, the relationships, what we're doing for our health, and what we're doing for our spiritual and for like our, our brain and our spiritual, our how we raise our vibration and how we take care of that?Just like we do our physical health. So when you look at those areas in 2019 instead of being like, Oh my gosh, I suck, totally suck. My business sucks. I didn't do anything right. It gave up. I can't even watch these people that are having success. No, no, no, not allowed. You are not allowed to beat yourself up. You need to say, how does love look? So let's just cut out all the crap of the goals that we didn't meet, because I do it to myself too. And just ask yourself this question. How does love look in this situation? You my friend, are listening to this podcast today, that means that you are engaged in making yourself better. That you thought, I'm gonna listen to this chick and I'm gonna see if today I can walk away with some ideas. So let's make a pact with ourselves.Let's not beat ourselves up for what didn't happen in 2019, and let's look with gratitude and with love with what did happen in 2019. Because we don't know if we hadn't done maybe the three or four things, what could have happened, which may have be an outcome that was much less desired than the outcome that you have. So I want to share with you something, one of the biggest pieces of life, right, of success. Making sure that you are not engaging, that you're making a pact with yourself. So we know people give up too early. People don't do the 1%. We know those things. And we're going to talk about that. We're going to talk about how we quit before we're ready to have success. Because when we just process that, when we just think about it in a little bit different way, with a little bit different angle, you're going to start to notice, okay, this fits me.So I want you to really today, think about who's in your circle. We hear it all the time. If you surround yourself with people that have a high vibration, that have high energy, I have friends that have higher vibration and are totally freaking amazing humans, but every time I'm with them I feel like I totally suck. So here's an example of something I used to do. You guys think about this, about times of your life. I have times of my life when I was fit enough to put on a bikini and walk across down the beach, and really have low percentage of body fat look great. I did the work okay? It did the work, this was years ago and I still didn't have the ability to love myself enough because I wasn't working on the other parts, which were the visualization, the self love, the breathing exercises, the ways that we stop negative self talk.Can you guys relate to this? So one of the things that I would do, this is a little tiny thing, is I have a friend, and many of you may know her. If you're listening, and her name is Heather. I was a young mom and I met Heather and I would go to Heather's house and Heather always, it always smelled beautiful. She's got this beautiful ability to put a stack of books on a shelf and make it just look like, I don't know, that Martha Stewart had been to her house yesterday. If you want to follow her on Instagram, it's @HW Interiors. When Heather was looking at shifting, when their life was shifting, and her husband was in a career transition from polo, she decided to take what she loved and turn it into a career. And I'm going to share about that.But the point of this part of the story is, whenever I was around Heather, I felt, and still do, I feel empowered. I feel a walk away. She's engaged, she looks at you. She's never uses negative words. She's not that bitching person that's like, did you see this? Did you see that? She just always has kind and nice and good things to say. And she always is. She's just has this beautiful spiritual foundation. And I always used to laugh and say I'm going to, I have to become friends with her, because I got to find something that's wrong. And I found that Heather, no matter what her circumstance, she never was out of gratitude for it. So when Heather was, when they were having a career transition in their family, as many of us have done, getting the tuition for school paid for, it was really, really important because one of the cool things about where our kids went to school was, if you have a parent that drives the bus, it was half tuition. And she said to me, I was just starting in Network Marketing and she didn't understand the vision that I had, and knowing what I could do with it because you know, she had watched me start a million businesses that basically were like two time wonders, right?Because I quit too early. I didn't invest in the circle of people that would give me success. I didn't stay the plan. I didn't do the daily work and I didn't have the mindset to keep myself in check when I started to have doubts, but this time was different. She didn't know that. She was just like, Hey, you know what? Grab a bus position. Well, I run over gas tanks pulling campers, so there's like no way I could drive a bus. And most people that went from a pretty cushy life and then driving the bus for their kids would turn that into a like, Oh my gosh, can you believe I have to take my CDL? Can you believe I have to drive this bus? Can you believe this? Oh my gosh, this totally sucks. Nope, not Heather. She even drove the bus with grace, and with optimism.She puts some essential oils on the seats on the cold Florida mornings. There might be a little blanket. She made her bus the best freaking bus in the world because every child that got on that bus, she said to me this, she said, I have the opportunity in 15 minutes, 20 minutes in 30 minutes to be that voice that helps them to go out and do great things. And how cool it that I have the opportunity to have half tuition. She's now a very, very successful interior designer. Her book is sold out. It is hard to even get a consult with her. And she had started that business back when she was doing the bus, but that was what she needed to do to get off the ground. She even does Network Marketing as a small piece of residual income each month, because she loves the product and she loves saying this.Not everybody who has an interior design vision wants to start that big business. But I can suggest this product, I can suggest the business to people and support them in their entrepreneurial journey. So my point with Heather is this, I used to go to Heather's house and I would be like, Oh my gosh, it's amazing. She of course has this beautiful ability, beautiful ability to make the surrounding, and she also has like no clutter. She loves clean. And then I would walk back in my house, this is back when the kids were little and I would be a total witch. I would walk in and the laundry room, it would be a mess. There would be, we lived on a farm like you know, some dust on the floor. Not like we didn't have a, you know, a farm house. When I say there's dirt on the floor from the farm, we'd walk in and out. And I would walk in and I would be critical because, we were spending money on horses and going to horse shows, and living in an RV in the summers, and like really a beautiful, beautiful, beautiful life that we had grown around.Something that we loved, and I was living out of gratitude at the time. I've had this conversation with my husband where I have apologized because I was so into that moment of, I'd walk in and let the little things get under my skin, like the laundry on the floor. Shifting that in 2020, and shifting that, what shifted in my life was not comparing to Heather's house, it was perfect, but taking notes and saying, how do I want my environment to be? How can I make small changes? So this happens. But walking in and saying, Oh my gosh, isn't it incredibly amazing that my husband threw in a load of laundry, just because he didn't do it the way I wanted him to do it, that the clean laundry was on the floor? Or isn't this an incredible and beautiful existence that I have on this farm?And he said to me once, and this really hit me, it's never enough, and that my friends is one of the most painful memories that I have. I get teary eyed thinking of it because how in the world did I allow myself to finally get the things, things that most people are praying for? And you have those in your life right now. You do. I promise you you do. How did I allow myself to stop seeing the blessings of the small things? Because the little complaints, the little ways that we compare, the moments that you walk in and you snap, of course a lot of things can be going on of course, but when those thoughts become negative, your vibration, your energy, just being with you doesn't feel great. And how is that affecting the one that you've chosen to marry or your partner or your children?So I ask you this, who's getting the best view and how are you showing up? So when I would surround myself with Heather, I looked and when I started to evolve I decided, and this is the thing, you can't just grab a book and say, and this is about consistency, but it's also again about the 1%, it's about being able to have a consistent way that when you find yourself going on that spiral, how do you get yourself back in check? How do you say stop? And I say that out loud. When I find myself having, I walk in my garage, you guys my garage in 2020 I'm putting it out there. It's going to be, there's going to be a workout area. It is going to feel like, and I'm telling you guys, Heather had, when I met her, her garage, I still see the vision she had...like this woman, I want you to go over there and follow her on Instagram.I don't think she's listening to this podcast yet. So, Hey Heather! This podcast was not going to be a story of Heather, but it's turning into it and I'm loving it. So Heather had this tree in her garage, for you young moms, I've got to get Heather to put up a picture. I'll put up a picture on Facebook. She took spray styrofoam, it was up against the wall. And in Florida we don't have basements. So some people turn their garages into playrooms for their kids because they need that space. And that's what she had done. And anyway, sprays styrofoam and there were like silk little leaves and things that you could touch that would, that would make little noises. I mean, talk about comparisonitis. I'm this new mom in South Florida meeting new friends, and she's 10 years younger than me. So I was like, I had my babies a little bit later.And because you know, that was my blessing, was I had all this time instead of looking at the journey of, there's a lot that happened for me to have, especially Donnie, that's another episode. But instead of thinking about that blessing. So you know, I'm like, here I am in South Florida, she's 29 I'm 39 I have this one year old baby and I'm, this is a side note you guys, you'll laugh. I went to a kickboxing class, I had just had a baby and I'm there with someone 10 years younger than me. And here we go, comparing ourselves to others. How about Hey, I met kickboxing and I have this, this great new friend. I'm not going to compare the fact that I'm wearing like five sports bras and I am completely like not perky kickboxing girl. So anyway, I digress. So when you are making this decision, it's the small things that are going to allow that vision to happen.And we know how this works. So first of all, this story of Heather started with, surround yourself with people that uplift you and inspire you. But if you start to feel that every time I'm with them, I walk away and I can't stop myself from thinking I'm not enough. It's okay to either work on some mindset, work on some shifts, or during that season to maybe not spend time because it's not a healthy thing for you. Or, have that conversation. Like I could've said to Heather, every time I walk into my house X, Y, and Z. Well, you know what, Heather had routines and rituals in place that we're very structured about how that house was. She had invested in extra help. She does a thing where like she buys some, I'm sure, she buys something new, something goes out. And one time I said to her, and here's the thing Heather, I'm like overwhelmed with my closet and as a good friend would, she and Lisa came over in the beginning of their business.They had extra days and yep, call in the troops so they knew how to organize and clean a closet, edit, make me get rid of the Gloria Vanderbilt jeans. And we laughed so hard. That is still one of my favorite days of those friend memories. So surround yourself with people, and if they have a super talent that you don't have and you're looking to make a shift, ask for help. All right, ask for help. How do you do that? How do you keep that in your life and then decide if that's important to you. Decide, I'm going to adopt a routine and ritual in my life and I'm going to stick with it for longer than two minutes. So most of us have the shiny object syndrome when it comes to a successful business idea. Even in Network Marketing business, an online business, we think, okay, I'm going to do all these things.I'm going to launch this and then it's going to be amazing. And when I don't have success, I'm going to blame the actual diet or the actual business plan or the actual strategy. So how does this connect to what my house looked like and felt like when I would walk in? Well, I didn't know at that time. I didn't understand. I was always a pretty high vibe person and I always used running and exercise as a way to get my head in the right place. I understood the idea of needing to be on the tennis court, but I didn't have the full picture of how important it was for me to not have negative self talk, not be in a state of gratitude for longterm. How that affects a relationship and affected when I would say things like, in that moment of, nothing seems to ever satisfy you or make you happy, and that was a total reflection of me not doing the work consistently.Yeah, and you look back and I think when was I the best? When I consistently practiced Yoga, when my friend Maryanne, you guys, if you're in Camp Elevate, you heard about Maryanne and the Lululemon's story. That was a really fun story. She got me going to Yoga and I didn't realize I did that for three and a half years before Yoga, it was just Vinyasa Yoga, was just taking off. But my mindset and my gratitude and all of those pieces were in place because I had that practice and I didn't know yet. I was evolving as an entrepreneur, evolving and what I like to call a, you know, a present mindful human. I didn't understand that, that practice, that consistency when I left it, because we came to Florida and I couldn't find a studio, and I didn't stick with it. I jumped into something new, I jumped over to CrossFit.I didn't stick with it long enough. So finding those practices that you can commit to in 2020 that you say, I am not just a one time wonder. I watched this happen all the time in Network Marketing. Someone will come into a business and the leave, and for some people it's not a fit, but they'll leave and they'll say, well it didn't work. But the people that stay with a business over time, and maybe their race, or their their climb, or their focus. It wasn't like mine was, which I had massive amounts of action very early in my business because I really, really had vision for hitting that topper and give the company multiple six figures in the seven figure Mark. But what about those people that over five years consistently show up to the business and have two to three conversations a day and consistently show up once a week to learn more about how to grow their business?But they make that commitment. They show up, they show up, they show up, they show up. How about this? Have any of you started a gratitude journal and then you do it for three or four days? You put it aside because you say, I'm still feeling like I'm in a negative spiral. It's not working. I listened to that podcast with Danelle, it's Networking. It's because you haven't gone far enough. You haven't created the habits and the rituals yet. I do it all the time. So how about those people that you run into and you see them and they've had this miraculous physical transformation and you've lost and gained? You know, like I'm saying you, because every time I say you it relates to me as well, the same 12 and a half pounds, or you're still at the same point, but you've tried 16 different things and you're sitting there and I'm going to talk about seeing, you know, I'm at the grocery store, I see the women's world magazine.I still will buy a magazine. I'm still tempted. And the number one Keto tip for women that helped Tina lose 341 pounds without surgery. So do you go from saying, I'm going to give up eating sugar for 92 days, like sugary treats? I'm going to replace that with Greek yogurt and I'm going to perhaps stop eating after seven, and up my water and move my body 30 minutes and committing to that for let's say 222 days? Or I've done this. You go, Oh my gosh. Well, if Tina lost her 341 pounds, I'm gonna spend $2 and 25 cents for this magazine that literally I could Google everything in it, and I'm going to jump ship, I'm going to do this. And then we do it for a few days and we get, it doesn't work because it's too restrictive. So, off we go to something new. So let's do this for 2020 let's decide that we're going to commit.All right, so just do the thing. Why does Weight Watchers work for some people? Why does Keto work for some people? Because those are the people that show up that decide that it's not just a two week plan. So being successful in business, most people will say it's a five year plan. Many of you have told me I started a podcast and they didn't have the downloads. Well, you didn't stay with it long enough. I'm not going to be, well, I can. Let's do it. Download today. Share this out. Remember we're having a share chain with this podcast. I have vision. I can have this podcast look like Rise, right? With Rachel Hollis. So, but it's a five year plan and then sticking to it, and I'm talking. So here are the things that need to happen is decide that you're persistent. I'm persistent, I stay with things.But before we know what we have to stay with, you got to know what we want. What's the plan? So as you go into 2020 and as you look at 2019 for me, it's so clear when I am at a high level of connection with my husband, with my kids, with my friends, I'd have to work on that. I have to not complain when I walk in the door. I have to look and say, what a beautiful life we've built. You know what? I'm going to have my garage. I have this vision for it. It's never going to be perfect. But what a beautiful thing that I've got that I'm going to be able to put a Peloton in my garage. I'm not getting the Peloton until I have the garage ready. That's like my reward. So have a plan that says this could take time.And that's okay because the journey is a beautiful piece. So every time you're taking a step, think about, gosh, I went for, you know, go for a run. How about if I had continued with that Yoga practice? I continued to say, you know what? I'm going to continue to do this Yoga practice to practice over time. I would now be in my Yoga mode for 19 years, and I think about, I wish I had, but then I'm like, okay, so how do I move forward with that? I want to have flexibility. I want to have that time. I love Shavasana. I love how I feel. I love the connection. So 2020 how does that look? It might not be seven days a week, an hour and a half in Yasa it might be, but if I want that instead of looking back with regret, I think about what could have happened if for 19 years I had continued that practice.So we have to really take an assessment and look, and that comes through journaling and I'm telling you, it's about love. It's about grace. Because instead of saying, Oh, I suck. I didn't keep with that Yoga practice. I could be so flexible, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I'm going to talk about, look at all of the things that when I didn't, my dog is snoring in the background. You guys, hello Yogi. Look at all of the things that I was able to do during that time. I made room for tennis in my life and the women that I've met in tennis, I've got to say, okay, I made room for a big, vibrant, healthy business. I made room for all of the things in the community of Camp Elevate, so that's just a sidetrack, so have a long term plan. Know that you are going to grow a five year plan.You are ultimately responsible for that success. Yes, you can have people in your circle that allow you to have the accountability meeting, your friend Abra at Yoga, having the accountability. Maybe you're in a free Facebook group. Maybe you have a great leadership group. Maybe you decide to put a mastermind together, but ultimately, if I'm going to record this podcast, it's my responsibility. Jody, who's an amazing podcast coach, and I'm going to share all of her things out with you and how you can connect with her. If you want to have a podcast or even like, she's a business strategist around podcasts and teaching women to rise in their confidence. But what I want you to think about is this, is ultimately I'm up. It's five in the morning. This was supposed to be to Jody last night. I'm up recording because ultimately if I want to commit to five years of content in a podcast, I've got to get her the goods, but I have to have a team to do it because I know myself, in my strength finder, and we're going to do the Strength Finder assessment over in Camp Elevate with all of the details of putting this out.It wouldn't happen. So I decided this is the team that's in place to help me with the podcast. How that would look in terms of financially, in terms of making sure the routines and rituals in place so that I produce the content because my five year plan is that my Profit Her Way program will continue. There's an alarm and you can tell it's morning cause you can hear the alarm going off and I'm just going to leave those things so that you can hear, Oh my goodness, it's still going up. That's okay. So that you can hear what happens in my house cause it's now time for people to start waking up there. The alarm is off. To have a podcast when you're at home and knowing I'm not going to be perfect. This is going to have great editing. You're gonna hear great things.Yeah. So knowing that it is a five year plan, understanding that the ultimate success is up to me. But you have to have a team, right? You have to have a team celebrating the wins. Like last night I celebrated. We've had so many downloads and so many reviews. Can I ask again? Sometimes I feel like when I ask you to share, I'm like, share my podcast, share my thing, and then when I get the messages, please DM me. Please put this up in your stories that tell me that. That helped me make a shift in my business that that interview that you did helped me so much. That note makes me know that the community is looking for us. Okay, how do we handle those setbacks when we ourself dipping? What do you have in place for those setbacks? So for me, when Stephanie Brett doesn't hear from me for very long, because she's my community for my health and wellness with Bridgette, and when she doesn't hear from me, she'll say, what?You know, let me know how I can help you. Because we were doing the same workouts at the gym from afar. We're also working on, you know, getting rid of some of the toxins and I have, you know, that I can show up vulnerably and not feel judged and always say, how does love feel? Those are the things that you need to have in your business. And your relationships in that support network, but knowing what do you do when you feel that, yep, that support network and also you guys having integrity in your business and in your life and how you approach things when you go by a no. Most of you have read the Four Agreements and when you lead your life with saying, I'm absolutely positively not going to be, I'm going into this negative spiral, into this judgmental spiral, for other people. And when you feel yourself doing that, pulling yourself out of it and having routines and rituals in place that keep you on track to have those successful dreams.What happens is this, people look and say, Oh, I'm going to go over and maybe they'll say, I'm going to work with Beth in her mastermind this year. I'm going to make that investment this year and three or four things happen and you can't show up, or you try a few things, and I've done this, like I've worked with coaches, I've worked with mentors, I've worked with programs. If I, and I always think, if I would have consistently put out the content, Jody told me you guys, five years ago. I connected with Jody and she was helping me with a different way that I was putting out content and it didn't fit my vibe. It didn't fit what I wanted to do with building women up, and I love the camp environment, and events, and working in masterminds, and the way that I'm doing it now, and I love how I've built my Network Marketing business alongside of it. A lot of that comes from just making that decision.And she had talked about podcasting and I was like, I didn't even know podcasting. I didn't research it. It wasn't a fit for me at the time. And I said to her last night, gosh, what if we had started this podcast five years ago? Because every time I have an episode, you guys, I make some incredible connections. Whether they're just new friends, new people, I'm inspiring new people that are saying, I want to work with you and your mastermind, or I want to come to Camp Elevate, or I want to take a look at working with you in Network Marketing, whatever it is. Or the other thing is I am a master connector. And so I know that when I connect people, so I've helped a lot of people start podcasts by connecting them to Jody. Not because it's something for me, but it's when I can connect someone, uplift, inspire, guess what happens?All is good in the world. All is well in the world. All is beautiful in the world, because when somebody else is succeeding, when we raise someone else up and we celebrate another woman, we have done the trickle effect. So over in Camp Elevate, we're doing so much of this, and it's a free group. And Robyn Benson, I met her, because I decided while I was on a lifestyle getaway that I had earned, and I was going to the beach and I was doing a workout, and there I met Robin and we've been friends, and she's great. She's just a great camper over in Camp Elevate because of her energy. And I want to read to you today what she wrote about being Camp Elevate, and want to ask you to join us in that community, so that as we go through the end of the year, my focus in 2020 in that group are going to be the things that we talked about to do those celebrations, to find out what are the ways that things need to shift in your life so you can have gratitude, not let the little things bother you.What are some of what we'll be doing? A lot of strategy for business and what feels right and aligned with your business. Because if it's not a strategy, like podcasting is so right for me for content, it feels right and aligned. I love it. But what I was doing before didn't feel aligned. I didn't like it. I was doing like trying to do some YouTube content around just teaching strategy and I'm totally not just a strategy chick and it didn't feel right. So I stopped. I mean if I would've continued, I would have grown a following and there are people that do that and I would have grown content, it would have grown my business. So we're going to do that in Camp Elevate. If you really, really, really want to dial it in and you really want to focus on that and you're like, I am ready for a mentor or a coach, I'm going to tell you to reach out to me, either DM me on Instagram or go to BethHoldenGraves.com/profit.Because inside of my mastermind community we are going to like really, really, really put these things into place. So in Camp Elevate, this is what Robin said, and I just want to thank her because, you guys, if you're around me for 10 seconds, you know that I cry in 10 seconds. But I just had tears when she wrote this and she said; "While talking with a good friend today who was another woman entrepreneur, I realized how much my attitude about myself and my vibration has improved and elevated since coming to camp. Sometimes we don't realize how far we have come, when the progress is baby steps. Just like today's episode. Thank you Beth. And all of the amazing camp counselors who have shared wisdom and tips and also all of you campers providing the encouragement in this community. This is truly a special group of humans."How amazing is that? And with that, I want to invite you to come on over. It's the CampElevateGroup.com. You'll go right into the Facebook group and, but let me know you're coming in, let me know, Hey, I want to come in. Because nobody likes to come to camp and not know where the cabin is, right? So we've got a lot of things planned for 2020 inside of the free group. The connections that I wanna make with you of some of the most awesome and amazing guides and people that will be on this podcast with me. We're going to do an in person summer camp. We've got the Profit Her Way mastermind. But most importantly, I want you to look at 2020 as your opportunity to find what feels aligned, to have gratitude, to have the highest energy and excitement vibration around what it is that you're doing, but most importantly finding what works for you and then sticking it out.Like we can't jump from thing to thing and think that we're ever going to have success. So if cold messaging with with a script doesn't feel right for you, we know we need to build our business in a way that we have more conversations. Maybe you're going to create a wellness in person event that happens once a month where you bring women together. Maybe that's what your plan will be to meet and talk to new people. But we have to think about how does that feel? How does that look? How does it feel in your life? So just like my closet that needed to have a transformation, I had to call in my friends who are so good at editing, getting rid of clutter, folding things, all of those pieces. Yeah. Just like when I knew I needed some help in an area, in an area that wasn't my high vibe.Big strength. That's what we do together in Camp Elevate. We connect, we inspire, we encourage, we show up. So show up for yourself and as you look at the areas of 2019 think about all of the pieces that happened on the journey along the way. Even if the ultimate goal that you had thought would happen, think about the journey and have gratitude for that journey. I thank you so much for being with me today. Next week we are going to really dive into some of those ways that we can reflect, and some of those ways that we can move forward with the theme for the year. Not just necessarily, I'm not like a, my personality type and my level of how I process isn't always like a black and white goal, but a theme, an area of how I want things to look in 2020, and we are going to do that together.So with that I want to share with you. Yeah. Okay, a final quote that I think is really going to help you as you move forward. Well, it's not a quote, it's basically it's, I saw it on Instagram and it was on somebody's site. Her name is Mally Roncal, M. A. L L. Y. R. O. N. C. A. L. she has a great, I get inspired every time I go to her Instagram and it's kinda long, but I want to read it to you. "To protect my energy. It is okay to change my mind to protect my energy. It is okay to cancel an appointment to protect my energy. It is okay to take a day off to protect my energy. It is okay to not answer that call to protect my energy. It is okay to not share myself to protect my energy. It is okay to do nothing, to protect my energy. It is okay to be alone, to protect my energy. It is okay to sleep in, to protect my energy. It is okay to speak up to protect my energy. It is okay to move on to protect my energy. It is okay to let go, to protect my energy. It is okay to change." Amen.So with that, you guys go out there and crush it today. Please share this out with someone. You think that you know that as you close, your eyes really needs to have you say, Hey, I got you. I got you, I got you, boo. All right, I'll chat with you guys all next Monday when the next episode drops, I'm looking to interview Santa Claus. So if you have a connection with him, let me know because I want to get him on the podcast.Thanks so much for hanging out with me today and ‘You’re Not the Boss of Me’. I’m hoping that you’ve found one thing that you will do today that will allow you to move forward to that big, audacious goal. And I have a favor to ask of you, and that is leaving me a five-star review over in iTunes. 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Mally Roncal (@mallyroncal) is a beauty entrepreneur, motivational speaker and positivity preacher who returns to the podcast to talk about how to deal with the highs and lows of life, how to tap into your inner superpowers and why it's so important to live in, and appreciate, the present.Mally Beauty can be found at https://www.mally.comMally x RuPaul can be found at http://bit.ly/368BTpaPositivity Preacher can be found at https://www.instagram.com/positivitypreacher/Vishen Lakhiani | How Forgiveness & Empathy Heal.To join the closed Facebook group for the podcast click here >> The Emma Guns Show Forum.To follow me on social media >> Twitter | Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Beauty industry titan Mally Roncal has worked with the biggest names in the world--including Beyonce. On this episode of Women of Impact with Lisa Bilyeu, Mally Roncal shares her stories of making it in business, working with celebrities, maintaining a happy marriage, and dealing with the inevitable haters. She also explains how to not take no for an answer, how to balance work and family life, and how to live according to your deepest intuitions and your authentic self. This episode is brought to you by: Impact Theory University. Check out Impact Theory University at: http://bit.ly/ImpactTheoryUniversity2 SHOW NOTES: Mally describes the difficulty women have in being proud of themselves [3:08] How to not take no for an answer [3:37] Mally advocates listening carefully to the voice of intuition at absolutely all times [7:46] Mally describes her passion to lift women up [11:50] Mally and Lisa discuss the dangers of tying self-esteem to physical looks [13:26] Mally describes the danger of pretending that everything is alright [17:27] Mally believes in positivity, chooses it every day, and her positivity is rooted in reality [19:33] Mally and Lisa discuss gratitude and how it relates to staying focused [23:11] Mally talks about self-care and its relation to needing to hustle relentlessly [25:29] How do you balance working for your family and spending time with your family? [28:42] Mally believes we are too held-back, restrained, not free enough [32:08] Mally and Lisa discuss being your authentic self and whether that is good for business [34:15] Mally explains how learned to stop trying to conform [39:30] “I’m no longer allowing myself to be around people that make me feel like s***” [43:53] Mally shares her superpower [46:17] FOLLOW Mally Roncal: WEBSITE: mally.com INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/2pmVW3n FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/31isg4o TWITTER: https://bit.ly/2MFkwnY
Welcome in everyone, Emilia and Kyla have just returned from their whirlwind adventure in the USA where they attended the RISE Conference with Rachel Hollis in Minnesota and my goodness they had an amazing time. It’s been nearly nine months since they both made the decision with eyes wide open and booked their tickets to go despite all the changes which have happened (i.e. Kyla moving to Australia) and the craziness in their lives. They made the commitment to go and they followed through making it one of the best decisions they have made both for their business and personally so far for 2019. In this episode of the Mums in Biz Podcast they really wanted to share with you some specific takeaway, key learnings during their trip and the conference as requested by many members of their amazing communities. Now let’s breakdown exactly what you will expect to hear in this episode. They uncover how the RISE Conference came about and WHY they decided to go The vibe of the conference and why they couldn't share every single detail on Social Media (think 3,400 + women all confiding super personal details about their past, present and what they want for their future) The key Guest Speakers they LOVED and WHY How committing to your own personal growth will bring you fulfillment An overview of the Thrive to 5 and how you can start it today to transform your business and life Why not breaking a commitment you have made to yourself is the key to transformation The reason why you need to get comfortable with doing things that are uncomfortable Why HOPE is not a STRATEGY Kyla gives you a sneak peak of her BIG dreams for the future and how you need to think bigger The number ONE question we ask you that will shift everything There was so much more goodness so dive in right now and listen. They love hearing from you so please leave a comment, share this episode with your friends and our wish for you is that you START TODAY. Enjoy the listen and we will see you next time. Where you can find the Key Guest Speakers from the RISE Conference by Rachel Hollis Jen Hatmaker, Author, Instagram: www.instagram.com/jenhatmaker Trent Shelton, Ex NFL Player, Motivational Speaker, Teacher Instagram: www.instagram.com/trentshelton Mally Roncal, Founder of Mally Beauty Instagram: www.instagram.com/mallyroncal Luz Maria Doria, Vice President & Executive Producer Despierta America on Spanish Network Instagram: www.instagram.com/luzmadoria Lisa Bilyeu, Co-Founder and President of Impact Theory Instagram: www.instagram.com/lisabilyeu Brit Barron “Beans”, Speaker, Writer and Diversity and Inclusion Trainer Instagram: www.instagram.com/britbarron Tanita Fadyeyola, Motivational Facilitator & Healing Movement Guide Instagram: www.instagram.com/movedancelive ------------------ Kyla Neill Business Coach + Mentor Website: www.succeedinginheels.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/succeedinginheels Facebook: www.facebook.com/succeedinginheels ________________________________________________________________________ Emilia Ohrtmann Website Designer & Consultant Website: www.emiliaohrtmann.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/emiliaohrtmann Facebook: www.facebook.com/emiliaohrtmannco Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCfo4H-IQ91K7WrjbOwn34ig Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/emiliaohrtmann
It's the podcast's 3rd birthday and to celebrate I thought I'd bring you some of my favourite moments from the last three years of podcasting. Specifically, I wanted to share with you the insights from my excellent guests that have really struck a chord with me personally and have proven to be all at once inspiring, motivating and reassuring.Leona Lewis talking about pushing yourself outside of your comfort zone in her appearance on the show back in April 2017. For the full episode -- Leona Lewis on The Emma Guns Show.Mally Roncal came on the podcast in Dec 2018 and talked about the importance of being true to yourself. For the full episode -- Mally Roncal | Hustle, Heart & Happy.Michelle Visage joined me on the podcast back in June 2017 and her insights on meditation and visualisation really resonated with me. For the full episode -- Michelle Visage | Visualisation, Drag Race & a Black Corvette.Joanna McGarry is a dear friend and someone whom I find personally and professionally inspiring, plus she single-handedly validates my love of ratchet TV. For the full episode -- Joanna McGarry | Adding threads, back-to-school and reality TV.Elizabeth Hurley shared some sage advice about learning to say 'no', managing stress and learning to relax. For the full episode -- Elizabeth Hurley | Ambassador, Happiness and saying 'no'.I let Eve blow my mind (not sorry) with her insights on mental health, ambition and not being distracted from your goals. For the full episode -- Eve | Risks, Affirmations & 'Philly Hustle'.Everyone needs someone like Alyson Hogg in their lives. She has, since this recording, become a friend and if that's not a reason to celebrate the podcast, then I don't know what is. For the full episode -- Alyson Hogg | Bless Your Heart.To join the closed Facebook group for the podcast click here >> The Emma Guns Show Forum.To follow me on social media >> Twitter | Instagram.To email me | thebeautypodcast@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Like Bobbi, Mally Roncal got her start as a makeup artist and in 2005 she would go on to found her own company! Mally Beauty, is a line of makeup and cosmetic tools based on her industry experience as a celebrity makeup artist. Malley was the go-to celebrity makeup artist working with the likes of, Beyoncé, JLO, and many more!Mally is a free spirit that oozes positivity and in this conversation, we hear about how Mally got her start (with Bobbi actually!), becoming the go-to celebrity makeup artists, and finding true love in the most unexpected place with her one of a kind hubby Phil. Together, Phil & Mally have the most amazing beautiful family and life. You can usually see Mally on QVC, and if you aren't already, follow her on Instagram @mallyroncal
Mally Ronal (@mallyroncal) joins me in this episode to talk about how she created her beauty empire Mally Beauty (@mallybeauty), her years as the celebrity makeup artist, working with superstars such as Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez and RuPaul and how she maintains a positive, bright outlook on life, even when times are tough.Get ready for tears, laughter and the meeting of minds...Links from the show @philandmally Some of my favourite Mally Beauty products:Mally Beauty Face DefenderMally Beauty Liquid Light Luminizing Transforming DuoMally Beauty Evercolor Starlight Waterproof EyelinerMally Beauty Double-Ended Powder BrushTo join the closed Facebook group for the podcast click here >> The Emma Guns Show Forum.To follow me on social media >> Twitter | Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
“This week I'm chatting with Mally Roncal, celebrity makeup artist who has worked with Beyonce, Rihanna, Angelina Jolie, Celine Dion, J. Lo and many others. Her wildly successful company Mally Beauty caters to once and done busy women with over 1,000 products. A frequent guest on Oprah, Good Morning America, Rachael Ray, Wendy Williams and The Today Show, her enthusiasm for individual beauty and performing at the highest levels of business is an inspiration to me. I know it will be for you too...” Check out Mally's company - https://www.mallybeauty.com/ Hang out with Mally on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mallyroncal
In this episode Ru and Michelle are joined by Mally Roncal at Drag Con NYC. They discuss Mally’s work with Beyoncé, QVC, their makeup line, and take questions from the audience.This episode is sponsored by Quip and Squarespace.
When is borrowing or being influenced by hair and makeup from a culture other than your own okay, and when is it wrong? In their first live recorded episode at Ludlow House in NYC, Jess & Jenn host a roundtable with beauty experts Ursula Stephen, Mally Roncal, and Alicia Yoon to discuss cultural appropriation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Mally Roncal- Created Mally Beauty while being a make up guru to celebrites like Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, Teri Hatcher, Celine Dion, Angelina Jolie. She was inspired by her mother- who was a doctor and she was always done. Like hair, makeup, heels, nail, clothes. Mally brings her infectious spirit to GLAMMIR to discuss inner and outer beauty, Make up tips tricks trends and inspiration.
Find out how to copy the make-up look from the Tracy Reese spring 2008 fashion show with step-by-step instructions from make-up artist Mally Roncal
Find out how to copy the makeup look from the Tracy Reese spring 2008 fashion show with step-by-step instructions from lead makeup artist, Mally Roncal
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