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What's up and welcome to the Fitness Business Foundations Podcast! Join me every episode where I bring on actual facility owners and specialty experts to share their story and insights to help you move your own journey forward.Today I am bringing you a conversation with one of my good friends Laura Poburan. She and her husband used to own a very well known fitness facility. After 5 years they both realized they wanted to serve in a different way. Now Laura is helping gym owners and coaches learn how to connect with their clients in a deeper way. To not only help them with their fitness goals, but truly create life long transformations. This was a very powerful conversation and I am so excited to be able to share this with you.Meet today's guest Laura Poburan:What if Pocahontas and Tony Robbins had a baby?Hi! I'm Laura.Seeker of wild adventure and leader of deep, meaningful change that helps people to up-level the standards they hold themselves to in their life.It was over 10 years ago that women started coming to me to feel more confident in their bodies...but when they left me feeling whole and free in their lives I knew that there was more to my coaching than simply nutrition and weight loss.So I developed a simple way to tap into your own secret superpower to create predictable, meaningful change in others. My deepest passion in this world is to show every health, wellness or nutrition coach that they already have everything they need to lead their clients beyond the scale into lives of freedom, fulfillment and happiness.Leaders are created, not born, friend. I can't wait to pull that sparkle out of you.Where to connect with Laura:Website: https://laurapoburan.com/Don't miss out on the Fitness Business Foundations Virtual Summit Series! Our first full day kicks off on June 6th! I am bringing you top level speakers and content to help you truly build a solid business that can withstand any economic situation.Want to get notified first? Join our action takers list! As a special bonus for taking action will will get access to a bonus day coaching session with a few of our expert speakers!Put Me On The Action Takers List!

Today’s guest is British Professional Triathlete; Laura Siddall! Now I am excited to talk with Laura today because she recently won IRONMAN Australia for her third year in a row and her story behind it is truly incredible! Now What amazes me about Laura is her background and her love for traveling which you’ll hear about in this episode and why Triathlon is a perfect fit for someone who loves to travel! Now Laura has been a Challenge Family Ambassador for a few years now and has always loved Challenge Roth! Unfortunately, this year she is not able to toe the line but that hasn’t stopped her from partaking in the amazing race weekend! Laura will be heading to Roth Germany to go down and support the event and she gives us a ton of awesome tips and stories about the Race week and what to expect! So in today’s episode you’ll hear a bit about her backstory and what got Laura hooked on Triathlon and you’ll hear some great training tips, and truly learn about her motto and mindset in the sport! We dive in deep discussion on Challenge Roth as 'tis the season for Roth and who better to talk to about it then Laura Siddall who placed 4th at Roth in 2018 and who will also be there this year as a spectator! This is a really awesome episode to be apart of and remember guys, the draw for the Challenge Roth 2020 Race Entry + Free Home-stay is still on and goes until July 2nd at 12pm EST. To enter this giveaway head to my IG @Pacing.and.racing and comment on the giveaway post stating why you would love to go race in ROTH, tag 2 friends, and go click the link in my IG bio to take you to the giveaway contest page where you can earn several extra entries! The Giveaway will be announced July 3rd at 12pm EST!

Laura and her husband met in college. They got married quickly and had four sons. Laura’s husband was born a man, but always felt like something else, always felt like a woman. After thirteen years of marriage Laura's husband transitioned into a woman named Samantha. Now Laura and Samantha are navigating their new relationship as parents, partners and wives. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Laura Escalante and Camila Antonia started, Dinero Diaries, a financial blog, an online program that helps millennial Latinos learn how to manage their finances after a conversation following salsa dancing made them both realize they had some money questions. Now Laura and Camila are taking the money lessons they've learned and made them accessible and actionable to other millennials.  Woman of Impact:  Laura is sharing the story of the indigenous artisans on her native Peru.  Continue Your Learning: Get on lessons from Dinero Diaries Follow them on Facebook and Instagram   Don't forget to subscribe!

This episode wrangles with a topic brought up on Facebook by a great friend of mine, Steve Stevens up in North Texas. Now Steve asked over Facebook if his followers thought that organization played a role in their horsemanship. The way they hang up bridles and saddles and lead ropes, could that at all impact their horsemanship. A lot of people said no. They drag their ropes, leave stuff on the ground till the next day, and so on and so forth. But professionals chimed in and said that this kind of organization was a key component of their horsemanship. I agree with this. Organization can definitely play a role in how you approach your horsemanship, and this episode dives right into why that is.   Key Takeaways So what’s the connection between how you hang your tack and your horsemanship? For one, I use organization as a teaching tool. When I know exactly where everything is in my barn, I can say ‘Hey Laura, go grab me a Snapple bit – the second one on the left.” Now Laura may not know what a snapple bit is, but because my organization is tight I can still lead her right to that bit and she can start learning more about it. One of the main benefits of organizing tack is the overflow into our thoughts—when we organize our gear we are also organizing what we’re thinking about. I believe everyone should have a plan for their horse each day, but not be attached to that plan. Horses can change what you need to do in a heartbeat, as well as what you need. Organizing your gear can help you preemptively plan for diversions in your day and help keep an even flow when plans change on the fly. Of course, if you are still having a blast with your tack looking like a tornado organized it—don’t feel like you have to change just because I told you to! Everyone’s path through horsemanship is different. As long as your organization method keeps you motivated to ride and lets you spend more time with your horse, I’m all on board. We also want to give a big thanks to Equi-racks who’ve been helping us out with the podcast and we’ve been using all their products on our new facilities on the ranch. ****Also, if you’re a fan of the show please take time to head over and leave us an Itunes Review to give Laura and myself a glimpse of how we’ve helped you or what we could do better to help you ride every stride.

Four years ago we talked to Laura Dolan about Electric Citizens debut album "Sateen". Now Laura returns to the podcast to talk about the third album "Helltown" (Riding Easy), the city of Cincinnati, touring with legends and much more and the importance of having fun. Get your copy of "Helltown" here https://electriccitizenband.bandcamp.com/album/helltown. 

A passion for the great outdoors courses through Laura Schara’s veins. Quite truly, it’s in her blood. She got it from her dad, consummate outdoorsman and Minnesota Bound host Ron Schara. Laura has hosted and appeared in numerous shows like Survival Science and Minnesota Bound, Fox Sports Network Due North Outdoors and Wild In The Kitchen. After college Laura worked her way into the world of high fashion with companies like Marshall Field’s then Macy’s. But her roots kept her coming back to the outdoor industry. Now Laura is combining the world of fashion with the outdoors in her new Wildly Living Lifestyle Branding Company http://wildlyliving.com/

Laura Klein got involved with lean startup at the very beginning and "on accident." With decades of experience in user design she was working with Eric Ries about five years ago when he came out with "The Lean Startup. Now Laura applies those same methodologies to her current work helping corporations manage and understand valuable user insights as they steer innovation. Laura published her first book, "UX for Lean Startups" in 2013 and her second, "Build Better Products," was published earlier this year. With practical and tangible instructions, this book can be an extremely helpful "handbook" for the corporate teams making successful products that are centered on users' needs. Find a sample chapter at uxmatters.com For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Speaker, Author, Positive Psychologist and Life Coach Dr. Delizonna is an expert in sustainable happiness. She coaches individual clients, conducts workshops at companies and nonprofits, and presents keynote speeches. She also teaches popular happiness and emotional intelligence courses at Stanford University. Recognized as an authority in happiness, Dr. Delizonna trains mental health professionals and serves as a board member of nonprofit organizations including The American Happiness Association and Project Happiness. For as long as she can remember, Laura has wanted to do something that has a big impact on society. She has found her niche helping people build happier, more fulfilling lives. She sees it as part of the world peace movement. When people become happier, they not only infect others with their positivity, but they treat others more kindly, have stronger relationships, and are more altruistic generous, and compassionate toward others. Two decades ago, she began her quest to find the keys to happiness. She started with herself and vowed that one day she would teach what she learned to others. She harvested teachings from everyone she could find who had something to say about happiness. From taxi drivers, to Maasai warriors, to researchers at top universities, she listened. She reflected on her own life lessons, earned her doctorate in clinical psychology, and learned from her experiences as a therapist treating people with depression and anxiety. Now Laura feels she understands what it takes to be truly happy. She views happiness as emerging from having an ability to respond to each moment with skills. For the last five years, she has been teaching this skill set to others. She wrote a manual for increasing sustainable happiness which is calls "The 5 Habits of Happiness." She teaches workshops for individuals, businesses, and organizations on how to increase happiness and well-being. She adds that businesses are becoming more interested in employee happiness because they realize that it affects the bottom line. Pro-Track Profile Laura has spoken internationally in South Africa and soon Vietnam as well as presents keynotes and workshops locally on how to increase sustainable happiness and enhance emotional intelligence. She is writing a self-help book and teaches positive psychology and emotional intelligence courses at Stanford University. She was a member of the NSA Northern California Pro-Track class of 2009. Her website is ChoosingHappiness.com. I talked with Laura on the phone about the origins of her interest in happiness, how public speaking fits into her professional life, and what she thought of the Pro-Track program. To hear what she told me, click on the podcast icon below.