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Send us a textThe mobile notary and loan signing industry is filled with opinions, misinformation, and yes, a whole lot of noise. Some say you need certification to succeed. Others say you're being scammed if you even consider paying for education. So what's the truth?I'm here to tell you straight: Certifications are 100% voluntary—but for the right notary, they can be a total game-changer.In this episode, I pull back the curtain on what certifications actually do (and what they don't), why haters love to hate, and how to navigate the noise with integrity, strategy, and confidence. You'll hear:Why certification is NOT required—but often helpfulWhat continuing education actually does for your business (think: confidence, credibility, and conversations)How to spot toxic energy and hypocrisy in the industryThe crabs-in-a-bucket mindset and why it's holding good notaries backHow to stop collecting certifications and start putting them to workWhy implementation is the missing link in most notaries' growthWe've got notaries from all walks of life joining this industry—white-collar professionals, single parents, career switchers, retirees, and people starting over. So when someone says “You don't need that,” they're often speaking from their place of privilege and experience—not yours.Education is how we shine the light back on the path we've walked so others can find their way, too.Mentioned in This Episode:

Something that has really been on my mind lately is fitness culture (or gym culture), and what it looks like to redefine that.Fitness culture is EVERYWHERE these days. It can provide motivation, support, and a sense of community, which are all amazing things!But…it can also lead to unhealthy thoughts and beliefs that are unrealistic, and end up doing more harm than good.I personally LOVE following other women in the fitness space; I look to them for inspiration and motivation, but I also find myself feeling overwhelmed and drained if I'm doing too much of it. I bet you can relate to this, too!Instead of following and consuming content from every.single.fitness coach, influencer, etc. online, I want to encourage you to ONLY learn from those who align with your personal goals.Redefining fitness culture/gym culture is super important to me - it's a huge reason why I'm all about helping you unfuck your fitness with this podcast, my programs, and more. Ultimately, I hope this episode leaves you refreshed, inspired, and ready to embrace the path that feels right for YOU!In this episode, we cover:What you think you'll feel vs. what you *actually* feel when consuming other people's content onlineWhat gym culture/fitness culture refers toNavigating overwhelming fitness advice & feedback from othersRedefining fitness culture and what that means for YOUBeing particular about who you follow and consume content fromLinks/Resources:Ep. 148 | Making Sense of Macros: How to ‘Budget' Your Macros and Stop Dieting for GoodJoin FIT CLUB, my monthly membership with workouts you can do at home or the gymPRIVATE COACHING is my 1:1 program (choose 3 or 6 month option)Connect with me on Instagram @kristycastillofit and @unfuckyourfitnesspodcast so we can keep this conversation going-be sure to tag me in your posts and stories!Join my FREE Facebook group, Unf*ck Your FitnessClick HERE for my favorite fitness & life things!Send me a text with episode ideas or just to say hi! Support the show

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I'm SO excited to have one our increibly talented Golden Brands members and Brand Strategist Keren Elise join us on the podcast to chat about all things branding. In this episode we dive into: Building a strong brand identity onlineWhy branding is so much more than a logo and nice fontsThe power of consistency with brandingHow to show up cohesively onlineWhat to do if you're in a slow period in businessPlus more...A huge thank you to Keren Elise for joining us. You can check out more from Keren at: https://kerenelise.co.nz/ or https://www.instagram.com/bykereneliseLet's connect:Golden Brands Website: www.goldenbrandsco.comFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goldenbrandsco/Download our Golden Success Path: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/64b47d28e181ddda00ff2b50Here's to creating your golden success story. Thanks for listening! Lisa X

Brett Johnson is a former US most wanted cyber criminal turned good guy. The United States Secret Service called Brett “The Original Internet Godfather.” Brett's rollercoaster of a story is one you don't want to miss as you'll hear about his role in refining modern financial cybercrime, being convicted of 39 felonies, escaping prison, and how he built the first organized cyber crime community. This community called “Shadow Crew” laid the way for modern cybercrime channels today.Brett was sentenced to 90 months in prison, but that isn't where his story ended. After a life of crime, Brett finally took responsibility for where his life had ended up, and found redemption with the FBI. This was a chance to turn his life around and use his past for good, and so he took it. Today, Brett is considered one of the leading authorities on cyber crime, identity theft, and cyber security. Now, he works hard to protect others from the type of person he used to be.This episode is part 1 of 2 with Brett Johnson, so make sure to tune in next week for the second half of this fascinating conversation. In part 1 you will hear what it's like to grow up with a mom that's a fraudster, how he learned to steal at age 10, and meeting the first decent person at age 16. Brett's insight on what makes cybercrime easy for criminals, what cyber criminals look for, and why cyber crimes go unreported.Key highlights:Brett's childhood of abuse, and what he learned from his parents that influenced him throughout his lifeThe first crime Brett ever committed as a childThe Eastern Kentucky mentalityHow being a “social engineer” benefitted Brett as a criminalHow Brett met the first decent human being in his lifeHow Brett lost a full scholarship for actingHow he got into internet crimeThe first lesson cyber criminals learnHow trust is established onlineWhat predators look for onlineWhat needs to happen for cybercrime to be successful?Connect with Brett Johnson:Website: anglerphish.comLinkedIn: Brett JohnsonPodcast: The Brett Johnson ShowCybercrime 101 BlogTo Connect with Mike: Website LinkedIn Instagram Twitter YouTube Coaching Get Mike's book: Owner Shift Please LIKE

Brett Johnson is a former US most wanted cyber criminal turned good guy. The United States Secret Service called Brett “The Original Internet Godfather.” Brett's rollercoaster of a story is one you don't want to miss as you'll hear about his role in refining modern financial cybercrime, being convicted of 39 felonies, escaping prison, and how he built the first organized cyber crime community. This community called “Shadow Crew” laid the way for modern cybercrime channels today.Brett was sentenced to 90 months in prison, but that isn't where his story ended. After a life of crime, Brett finally took responsibility for where his life had ended up, and found redemption with the FBI. This was a chance to turn his life around and use his past for good, and so he took it. Today, Brett is considered one of the leading authorities on cyber crime, identity theft, and cyber security. Now, he works hard to protect others from the type of person he used to be.This episode is part 1 of 2 with Brett Johnson, so make sure to tune in next week for the second half of this fascinating conversation. In part 1 you will hear what it's like to grow up with a mom that's a fraudster, how he learned to steal at age 10, and meeting the first decent person at age 16. Brett's insight on what makes cybercrime easy for criminals, what cyber criminals look for, and why cyber crimes go unreported.Key highlights:Brett's childhood of abuse, and what he learned from his parents that influenced him throughout his lifeThe first crime Brett ever committed as a childThe Eastern Kentucky mentalityHow being a “social engineer” benefitted Brett as a criminalHow Brett met the first decent human being in his lifeHow Brett lost a full scholarship for actingHow he got into internet crimeThe first lesson cyber criminals learnHow trust is established onlineWhat predators look for onlineWhat needs to happen for cybercrime to be successful?Connect with Brett Johnson:Website: anglerphish.comLinkedIn: Brett JohnsonPodcast: The Brett Johnson ShowCybercrime 101 BlogTo Connect with Mike: Website LinkedIn Instagram Twitter YouTube Coaching Get Mike's book: Owner Shift Please LIKE

What we discussedThe biggest questions Dr. Klein gets asked at her clinic like, “Am I normal?”The questions women have about wanting to be sexual with their partner and also being a professional womanThe pleasure gap, the masturbation gap, faking orgasms, shame, stigma & more!Why there's a overfocus on intercourse in heterosexual couplesThe importance of educating women at a young age about their anatomy before they begin exploring it with a partnerThe physical and mental health benefits of masturbation and how women can talk about it more with their friend groupsOnline DISinformation about sexual health and how to find trusted, reputable expertsDr. Klein shares her red flags to look out for when consuming sexual content onlineWhat well-meaning parents should know about the research in favour of educating children about their anatomy early and how it benefits all of usLinks from this week's episode: Follow Dr. Klein on InstagramLearn more about the West Coast Centre for Sex Therapy hereBooks Dr. Klein recommends:Come As You Are by Emily Nagoski - Find it on Amazon.ca or Indigo.ca or Amazon.comBetter Sex Through Mindfulness by Dr. Lori Brotto - Find it on Amazon.ca or Indigo.ca or Amazon.comBecoming Cliterate by Dr. Laurie Mintz - Find it on Amazon.ca or Indigo.ca or Amazon.comBIG thanks to the following for sharing my passion for women's health:VICHYFerapro IronFeel Amazing Vulva & Vaginal MoisturizerIntimate WellbeingOh Boy Productions ©Menopause Chicks

When is it better to keep your side hustle on the side, and stay with your day job? Teresa Au speaks to UX designer-by-day, illustrator-by-night Miranda Wong about the pros and cons of working a second shift in a creative field. Miranda shares her strategies for time management, why her illustration business makes her better at her day job, and the hidden rewards of meeting customers and vendors in real life. What you'll hear on this episode:How Miranda's creative process has changed since graduating college and starting a jobHer thoughts on how to be creative in a time crunchUse your body to inspire your creativity–take a walk or dance to a songThe interplay between UX design and having your own businessMiranda's new confidence at her day jobA professional breakthrough from speaking her mindGaining support at work from early-career colleaguesThe benefits of finding a mentorWhy time management is also about attitudeCreativity flows at nightPrioritizing self care and restWhy she started Mando's Bake Shop in the pandemicGiving to worthy causes is part of the business, not an afterthoughtResponding to Black Lives Matter and Stop Asian HateShould Miranda take Mando's Bake Shop full-time?Thoughts on future expansion and employee number one: her momBreaking down creative vs. administrative timeHow Miranda learns from her vendors by visiting them in personPosting on social shouldn't be a choreThe importance of creating a consistent brand onlineWhat are the most successful posts?Choosing self-expression over what's popular with your followersThe popularity of fan artInspiration from Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way and Tiffany Tan aka Apple CheeksWork/life balance? Be sure to know your purposeDo your co-workers know about your side hustle?What success looks likeMiranda's One Word for 2023Miranda Wong is a Chinese-Filipino American illustrator and designer based in California. Her illustrations are inspired by everyday life, memories, food and desserts, or anything that celebrates her Asian background and culture. She sells illustrated stationery and decor products online at Mando's Bake Shop.Teresa Au (@tautastic) is an executive for community engagement at Adobe. Her career spans diverse creative fields, primarily in New York's fashion industry, as well as architecture firms, and now Silicon Valley tech companies. She has always prized working with distinctive design and the interesting people behind it–from designer Elie Tahari to start-up CEOs. Learn more about this podcast, and find transcripts and links, at adobe.ly/inthemaking. In the Making is brought you by Adobe Express and Adobe Creative Cloud. Past episodes of Wireframe can still be found in the show archive within this feed, or online on Behance. Design flyers, TikToks, resumes, and Reels with the new, all-in-one Adobe Express. Create video, marketing, and social content. Edit photos and PDFs. Make it all in one app, including generative AI tools from Adobe Firefly and easy, one-click tasks like removing backgrounds.Adobe Creative Cloud provides apps, web services, and resources for all your creative projects — photography, graphic design, video editing, UX design, drawing and painting, social media, and more. Learn more about the apps in Creative Cloud

How should brands respond to negative reviews and manage their reputation? Tommie, Tie and Kai cover tips for crisis management and lay out the details on how savvy brands use customer advocates, SEO and affiliate marketing to shape their reputation. They also discuss the importance of having a process, empowering fans, and using charm and accountability to turn negativity around. Tune in to hear valuable secrets that will help you spin feedback into gold and navigate this era of social media with finesse.In this episode, you'll learn:How your brand should respond to negative feedbackThe best way to empower loyal customers to advocate for your brandWhen you should delete negative comments versus addressing themHow great customer service can turn critics into fansWhy it's crucial to have a process for managing reputationHow the savviest brands are using SEO and affiliate marketing togetherThe value of authenticity and accountability when engaging onlineWhat separates founders who ignore "haters" from those who learn and improveBe sure to check out the next episode of Scaling Uncensored and follow on social media for even more exclusive e-commerce game.For full show notes head to: nextlevelambitions.com/resources/podcasts/Resources:Apply for the Next Level Ambitions MastermindWhere We Can Connect:Follow Us on FacebookFollow Us on InstagramCheck Out Our WebsiteCheck Out Our Other Ecommerce Marketing PodcastsIf you're enjoying this podcast we encourage you to please leave a review, share this episode with someone who needs to hear it and hit the subscribe button so you don't miss out on any future episodes! Click here to subscribe on Apple Podcasts

Tired of blending in with the competition? Curious to learn how crafting an authentic brand story can set your business apart and connect with your ideal customers online? This episode is for you!  In today's interview with a brand messaging strategist and website copywriter, Kathy Young, we will dive into the secrets of intentional brand storytelling and how it can forge genuine connections with your ideal audience. Kathy will provide information on the key elements your website should have to attract your desired customers and offer a complimentary guide on improving your website in just one afternoon!In this episode, we'll cover:What is brand messaging & why should you care about how you communicate on social media, emails, websites - all the places for your small business.How intentional brand storytelling can connect with your ideal audience onlineWhat are essential components for your website to make sure it speaks to your ideal audienceHow brand messaging strategist can amplify your small business marketingResources:Branding checklist for your small business by Michaela - FREE GUIDEInstagram profile makeover - FREE GUIDE5 steps to Etsy Success - FREE GUIDEMichaela's email marketing platform: Flodesk 30 days free trial + 50% off your first yearWays to connect with Kathy Young:Website: rekindlecommunications.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rekindle_communications/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathy-young/Freebie: 5 Ways to Instantly Improve Your Website Copy in An Afternoon & The Art of Pivoting Your Business & Message More about Kathy Young:Kathy Young, the founder of Rekindle Communications, is a website copywriter and brand strategist that helps thoughtful founders connect to their people through words so they can grow a fulfilling business. Since 2019, she's helped 100+ businesses elevate their messaging to attract high-quality leads, optimize marketing, achieve 6-figure sales launches, and entirely reposition their brands for intentional growth. Between wordsmithing and Chick-fil-a trips, you'll find her on the back patio enjoying a smoky fire pit with her husband and high school sweetheart. How to connect with the host of Small Biz Babes Community Podcast (Michaela):Instagram: @‌smallbizbabescommunityJoin our private Facebook group hereWebsite: https://michaelafong.com/smallbizbabescommunitylinksDon't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode.

Aaron Kubal joins Noah to discuss all things related to the chiropractic field! Aaron is one of the most well-known chiropractors who is popular on social media for busting myths, providing evidence-based and valuable content to people in pain, and for being a chiropractor who's practice is 100% online. Aaron values using the best available scientific evidence to create simple principles that allow him to best serve the people that he works with. He places an emphasis on making the distinction between working with people, not working on broken parts. And, unlike the vast majority of chiropractors, he does this all online with his own practice, Twin Cities Rehab and Performance! He has a course called "Why Telehealth" that teaches clinicians how to start and operate an online practice. He also has started a mentorship program for clinicians as well. In this episode, Aaron and Noah discuss Common myths in the chiropractic fieldWhy and how a chiropractor can practice onlineWhat it means to be a good clinicianWhat cracking backs does and how it worksAnd much moreEnjoy!Why Telehealth Course Twin Cities Rehab & PerformanceAaron's Instagram Aaron's Tik Tok----Noah's InstagramFor questions and business inquiries: noahmandelphysio@gmail.com

This week Laura & Dr Ruth tackle bullying. Bullying can often feel like a minefield for parents, whether their child is being bullied, or they suspect that their child could be the bully, and even recognising the signs that bullying is going on.Dr Ruth gives us her expert opinion from a child psychiatry perspective as Laura explains what schools have in place, and what working alongside teachers to stop bullying can look like.In this episode we cover:How to spot bullyingHow to deal with it - at home and at school, onlineWhat if your kid is the bullyStanding up for others+ lots moreOrganisations to check out when it comes to bullying:Ditch the LabelAnti-Bullying AllianceAct Against BullyingRemember, if you would like to send in your own parenting stories, or ask Laura and Ruth a question, simply head over to Facebook or Instagram and send us a message @letstalkaboutparenting or email info@questakids.comFor media enquiries please email info@crownmediasolutions.co.ukThis podcast is sponsored by Questa Kids, an online educational game for kids aged 7-12. Questa kids follows Questa and Zeke on a journey around the world, traveling through time and teaches children about geography, history, maths, culture and so much more. Questa kids makes learning fun. Sign up today at questakids.com for a free 30 day trial. You can also get 15% off with the code LETSTALKABOUT Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today 'm joined by Brenden Kumarasamy, the founder of MasterTalk. He coaches ambitious executives & entrepreneurs to become top 1% communicators in their industry. He also has a popular YouTube channel called MasterTalk, with the goal of providing free access to communication tools for everyone in the world.Here's what you can expect to learn from this episode:The biggest challenge with public speakingWhat you should start practicing tomorrow for public speakingWhy we struggle so much with public speakingHow we can present better onlineWhat daily exercises can we use to practice communicationHow to present in a groupHow to communicate if you're introvertedBook recommendations on speakingFollow Brandan on social media and check out his YouTube:WebsiteYouTubeLinkedinInstagram

Regardless of whether you are a product, a service, an experience, a cause, a country, a company, or a human being, everything can be branded, and therefore everything and everyone has a personality. So what's the personality of your brand❓I'm discussing this with the incredible Susan, Relationship Architect and C-Suite Network thought leader.Since this is such a broad topic, I'll give you an idea of what we are going to cover:Susan's personal brand story and how branding has influenced her as she evolved her careerHow to create a framework for both to be distinctive as brands, department stores and vendor shops (shop-in-shop concept)The competition on shelves: marketer brands vs private labels/house brandsHow has that changed: product placement in stores vs product placement onlineWhat's important specifically for personal brands to stand outSusan K Younger, Relationship Architect and C-Suite Network thought leader works with business leaders who have been cracked open by life, looking to make changes in the business to build their future success with ease. Susan combines her unique expertise in architecture, retail management, and consulting with scientifically validated methodology and tools. Simple conversations become game changers when they understand how to build connections and relationships on the values of the team, clients, or potential employees they are engaged with at any time. With experience few leaders acquire, and a life well lived, she helps unpack difficult conversations using personality science, with high tech and high touch.  In her architectural career she led teams building & renovating department stores including Macy's and Bloomingdale's and as a consultant to Sephora, CallisonRTKL, GENPACT, & others. She has worked with B.A.N.K.™ personality profiling methodology since 2015 and Codebreakers Technologies AI tools, technology, training, and coaching programs. Her book, Simple Living, Simple Food: Life Lessons Learned Dining with Family & Friends was published in 2013. She has been a contributing author to five other books.Watch us Live:

Brett Johnson is a former US most wanted cyber criminal turned good guy. The United States Secret Service called Brett “The Original Internet Godfather.” Brett's rollercoaster of a story is one you don't want to miss as you'll hear about his role in refining modern financial cybercrime, being convicted of 39 felonies, escaping prison, and how he built the first organized cyber crime community. This community called “Shadow Crew” laid the way for modern cybercrime channels today. Brett was sentenced to 90 months in prison, but that isn't where his story ended. After a life of crime, Brett finally took responsibility for where his life had ended up, and found redemption with the FBI. This was a chance to turn his life around and use his past for good, and so he took it. Today, Brett is considered one of the leading authorities on cyber crime, identity theft, and cyber security. Now, he works hard to protect others from the type of person he used to be.This episode is part 1 of 2 with Brett Johnson, so make sure to tune in next week for the second half of this fascinating conversation. In part 1 you will hear what it's like to grow up with a mom that's a fraudster, how he learned to steal at age 10, and meeting the first decent person at age 16. Brett's insight on what makes cybercrime easy for criminals, what cyber criminals look for, and why cyber crimes go unreported. Key highlights:Brett's childhood of abuse, and what he learned from his parents that influenced him throughout his lifeThe first crime Brett ever committed as a child The Eastern Kentucky mentalityHow being a “social engineer” benefitted Brett as a criminalHow Brett met the first decent human being in his lifeHow Brett lost a full scholarship for actingHow he got into internet crimeThe first lesson cyber criminals learnHow trust is established onlineWhat predators look for onlineWhat needs to happen for cybercrime to be successful?Connect with Brett Johnson:Website: anglerphish.comLinkedIn: Brett JohnsonPodcast: The Brett Johnson ShowCybercrime 101 BlogTo Connect with Mike: Website LinkedIn Instagram Twitter YouTube Coaching Get Mike's book: Owner Shift Please LIKE

Brett Johnson is a former US most wanted cyber criminal turned good guy. The United States Secret Service called Brett “The Original Internet Godfather.” Brett's rollercoaster of a story is one you don't want to miss as you'll hear about his role in refining modern financial cybercrime, being convicted of 39 felonies, escaping prison, and how he built the first organized cyber crime community. This community called “Shadow Crew” laid the way for modern cybercrime channels today. Brett was sentenced to 90 months in prison, but that isn't where his story ended. After a life of crime, Brett finally took responsibility for where his life had ended up, and found redemption with the FBI. This was a chance to turn his life around and use his past for good, and so he took it. Today, Brett is considered one of the leading authorities on cyber crime, identity theft, and cyber security. Now, he works hard to protect others from the type of person he used to be.This episode is part 1 of 2 with Brett Johnson, so make sure to tune in next week for the second half of this fascinating conversation. In part 1 you will hear what it's like to grow up with a mom that's a fraudster, how he learned to steal at age 10, and meeting the first decent person at age 16. Brett's insight on what makes cybercrime easy for criminals, what cyber criminals look for, and why cyber crimes go unreported. Key highlights:Brett's childhood of abuse, and what he learned from his parents that influenced him throughout his lifeThe first crime Brett ever committed as a child The Eastern Kentucky mentalityHow being a “social engineer” benefitted Brett as a criminalHow Brett met the first decent human being in his lifeHow Brett lost a full scholarship for actingHow he got into internet crimeThe first lesson cyber criminals learnHow trust is established onlineWhat predators look for onlineWhat needs to happen for cybercrime to be successful?Connect with Brett Johnson:Website: anglerphish.comLinkedIn: Brett JohnsonPodcast: The Brett Johnson ShowCybercrime 101 BlogTo Connect with Mike: Website LinkedIn Instagram Twitter YouTube Coaching Get Mike's book: Owner Shift Please LIKE

Ever feel like your marketing content is just not hitting home with the people who see it and read it? It seems like all your time put into that marketing is just not paying off? Well, that could be the case if you're missing the 3 essentials that help your marketing do its job and attract your ideal client. In this episode of the podcast I share the 3 essentials to include in your marketing content so that it helps both the search engines and your ideal clients find you online! When you skip these essentials, you are skipping those opportunities to attract those ideal clients and to have the search engines send those people right to you. It's much easier to do marketing when you know the way it's being done helps more people find you and that is the first step to growing a thriving practice.  Listen in to learn:Why focusing on selling your services will not help you get more clientsThe trick to creating content that has people finding you when they search onlineWhat to include in your marketing content that ensures when people find you they will know you can help them, because you get them!  Where to include calls to action in your marketing so that more people take action and reach out to you. You will thrive more in business when you have a steady flow of clients - especially ideal clients - and it starts by including these 3 essentials in your marketing content. Essentials that help people KNOW you are the EXACT person to help them because you get their specific problems!  Book your own Free Marketing Audit with Kathy C - https://www.pepperitmarketing.com/audit Episode 4 - Learn more about using Calls to Action in your marketing  - https://www.pepperitmarketing.com/marketing-strategy/sales-tactics-expand-practice 

Dr. Amy answers all your questions, rapid fire style. In this episode you will hear: What to do when pediatrician says 15 month old is too bigWhy Dr. Amy doesn't post photos of her child onlineWhat is croup anyway?My 1 year old has asthma, now what? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Dr. Amy is a board certified pediatrician, a mom, and an ally of the modern parent.For health tips, parenting ideas, mama hacks and more, please visit www.askdoctoramy.com and subscribe to Dr. Amy's newsletter. Feel free to submit questions for future episodes!Follow Dr. Amy on Instagram @askdoctoramy and stay connected to the community of growth-minded parents. 

When I first tried my hand at content creation back 15 years ago, much of the conversation around building an online business was about branding yourself.I heard this advice repeatedly: You have to “BRAND YOURSELF” to be successful onlineWhat the heck does that even mean?

Episode at a Glance:Dianne's Diagnosis story and subsequent emotional roller coasterDianna's Treatment Journey: Dianna went from resistant to medicines to trying a biologic and feeling a large improvement in symptomsThe Importance of Support - Dianna shares how the Rheum to THRIVE group support & education program was a “lifeline” and helped her get out of a cycle of self-blame. She highlights the ways she learned how to explain her condition to others and process some of the social effects and pressures (such as not drinking wine)Anxiety and Uncertainty: Cheryl & Dianna discuss how uncertainty and not being able to be in control triggers their anxietyWhat helps you cope? “It's a gift knowing you can't solve it;” Dianna shares what else is in her toolbox alongside acceptance: exercise, movement, journaling, social time and moreThe role of writing and journaling in Dianna's lifeRapid fire questionsBest advice for newly diagnosed patients? Encourage others to join Rheum to THRIVE or a similar program for social support; trust in the processFavorite arthritis gadget or tool in your arthritis toolbox: Compression gloves - from Grace & AbleDo you have a favorite mantra or inspirational saying? - “Si combino tuto” - everything works out;What's bringing you joy right now?  The fall weather; essay published - 2 onlineWhat does it mean to you to live a good life with rheumatic disease / thrive with rheumatoid arthritis: to accept the new me; just relax into it;Medical disclaimer:All content found on Arthritis Life public channels was created for generalized informational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.Episode SponsorsRheum to THRIVE, a community support & education program Cheryl created to help people with rheumatic disease go from overwhelmed, confused and alone to confident, supported and connected. Join the waitlist for the next group, which starts in 2023!Rheumatoid Arthritis Roadmap, a self-paced online course Cheryl created that teaches you how to confidently manage your physical, social and emotional life with rheumatoid arthritis.For Full Episode Details + Show NotesGo to the episode page on the Arthritis Life Website.

It can be scary to show up online as your authentic self. You may feel as though your quirkiness isn't “professional,” interesting, or even likeable. But the best way to connect honestly with the people most likely to understand and relate to you is to be yourself—even if that means being a little bit messy or offbeat! People are more likely to want to work with you if they feel that they “get” you!In this episode, I sit down with one of the incredible speakers featured at our upcoming MamaCon 2022, Nikki Takahashi. During this conversation, we talk about getting over the fear of taking public stands, finding the right balance between openness and privacy, and our favourite quirky brand case studies. If you're ready to embrace your uniqueness and infuse your amazing personality into your brand, just press play!In‌ ‌this‌ ‌episode,‌ ‌you'll discover:‌Why so many entrepreneurs resist embracing their quirks—and why we need to expand our understanding of “professional”The type of people that you should NOT be thinking about when you're creating content or showing up onlineWhat it really looks like to embrace what makes you different—and how it can benefit your businessLove the episode? You'll want to check out MamaCon and the rest of our amazing speakers! Nikki Takahashi is a Digital Media Designer and brand strategist who has helped over 300 entrepreneurs embrace and amplify what makes them unique. She is the founder and CEO of a multi six-figure agency that gets clients noticed in person, online, and in print, and the host of Square Peg Entrepreneur, a podcast featuring industry disruptors and mavericks in business.Timestamps:‌00:34  Meet Nikki Takahashi05:13  Conformity & resisting your quirks10:04  Fear of being disliked12:57  Taking stands & evolving15:43  Shame, privacy & openness20:24  Daniel Bauer23:22  Melanie Ziltener25:07  Showing up on video & podcasts29:52  Be real & consistent33:23  Grandmother story37:01  “You're a mom now”40:31  Hero's journey & MamaCon detailsLinks mentioned:‌Nikki Takahashihttps://fetchingfinn.comhttps://www.facebook.com/thenikkitakTwitter: @thenikkitakInstagram: @thenikkitakJoin us at MamaCon 2022! Promo code: PODCAST20https://www.mamasandco.com/mamaconDaniel Bauerhttps://www.betterleadersbetterschools.comhttps://www.liannekim.com/blog/192Melanie Ziltenerhttps://tripodcopy.comInstagram: @mel.the.word.nerdhttps://www.liannekim.com/blog/156Learn with me: https://www.liannekim.com/dreamclient‌Connect with me:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liannekimcoachInstagram: @liannekimcoachJoin the Mamas & Co. community to get access to valuable resources and the support of likeminded mompreneurs and mentors: https://www.mamasandco.comInstagram: Join us at MamaCon, our annual conference for mamapreneurs happening on Friday Oct. 28th in Toronto. Grab your tickets at https://www.mamasandco.com/mamacon

In this episode, I talk with Tomasz Sadowski, CEO at Opinew.com, about how to use reviews the right way to increase conversions and retention.Tomasz founded Opinew, a Shopify review app, 6 years ago to make it easier to BOTH collect reviews, and use them to improve conversion rates and create more customer-focused marketing. Time permitting he also helps to run a family-owned guest house and enjoys ice skating or long hikes in the Scottish Highlands.On the Show Today You'll Learn:The importance of reviews when selling onlineWhat merchants miss out on when they use review appsHow reviews can increase conversions and retentionDesigning the perfect review layoutAnd moreLinks & ResourcesWebsite: https://www.opinew.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomasz-sadowski-a22a5784/Subscribe & Listen Everywhere:Listen On: ​clauslauter.com | Apple Podcasts/iTunes | Spotify | Amazon Music/Audible | Stitcher | Deezer | Google PodcastBy rating and reviewing the show in the app that you are listening to, you will enable us to invite bigger and more impactful guests.Please also remember to subscribe to our podcast and switch on the notifications to never miss an episode.Tag the podcast on Instagram @clauslauter and let me know what you like about it.If you like the content and would like to support the podcast, you can buy me a coffee here.Become part of our free ECOM MERCHANT PRO community to get actionable advice from other Shopify merchants who already have achieved what you are aiming for. Join here: https://www.clauslauter.com/ecom-merchant-pro/Support the show

Specifically, she discusses:Brick and Mortar or eCom first"What brick and mortar experiences you can replicate onlineWhat retailers should be doing now, in light of a recession.To find out more and connect with Christine, click here.  

Visibility is such a buzz word right now.If you're on social media then you may have noticed it takes a lot more than you thought to get visible online. If you're struggling to get the likes, the shares and the follows then listen to this episode to find out how to stand out on the socials.By the time you finish the episode you'll know:3 biggest mistakes you could be making with being visible onlineWhat does visibility really mean?How to be visible within your comfort zoneLINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Ready to learn HOW to hook?Grab my FREE PDF and audio guide, 27 Hooks & HOW to say them right here: https://www.katherinebeck.com/27hooks If this episode inspires you then I'd love to hear from you! Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram stories and tag me @katherine_beck_Then follow me on Instagram to go 'behind the scenes' with me and my own journey as an American accent coach and Voiceover Actor.LEARN MORE FROM KATHERINE BECK:WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | YOUTUBE | TIK TOKSUBSCRIBE & REVIEWThanks for listening and see you next time on The Voice of you Brand Podcast. Make sure to subscribe so you are the first to know when a new episode airs AND to get VIP access to behind the scenes content that's reserved only to our subscribers.When you leave us a 5 Star Review you may even get featured as our start listener of the week and get a special shout out on the show.All you need to do is click here to review. Choose 'Ratings and Reviews' and then 'Write a Review'. Let me know what you loved about this episode! Your reviews help other listeners find this show and it's always great to hear from you. If this episode inspires you then I'd love to hear from you! Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram stories, and tag me @katherine_beck_ Have you left a review? If you loved this episode show your support by leaving a rating at review right here. Thanks for supporting the show!

Hope Taylor is a Charleston SC senior portrait photographer who has build quite a following with her signature look and client experience. Today I'm looking forward to talking about client experience, posing and attracting clients! In This Episode You'll Learn:What is Senior PhotographyHow hope got into photographing seniors What Hope struggled with most behind the cameraPosing tips to help self-conscious teens feel comfortable and confident How to manage your fall schedule when everyone wants photosHow Hope delivers her photos to her clientsHow Hope makes her photos social ready to postWhat gear Hope brings to a sessionHow to market to seniorsHandling the Senior and Parent RelationshipHow to speak to a senior as an ideal clientAnd the Legalities of photographing and posing photos of minors onlineWhat to do if a client doesn't tag you in their photos they upload. Resources:Charleston SC Senior Photographer Hope Taylor's websiteHope Taylor's InstagramHope Taylor's FacebookDownload Hope's Senior Portrait Questionaire 

Ep 5:  How do rooms styled by designers look so good?   You look around the room and everything just seems to just flow and feels balanced.  It's perfectly styled and accessorized and everything is placed in just the right place. You're probably wondering what they did to make it look that way so when you style your home it looks just as put together.  The good news is, your house can look that good, like it was professionally styled…if you follow this really important design rule.  What to listen for in this episode:The problem with “Show and Tell” designers onlineWhat the Rule of Three isWhy our brains like things in groups of threeSymmetry and assymetry in designHow to use the Rule of Three with color in your homeHow to use the Rule of Three with accents and accessoriesEasy style tips that you can try todayShow notes:Episode 5Connect with Sally:Follow on PinterestFollow on InstagramWebsitehttps://nestorations.com/podcast

U.S. democracy is at an inflection point, and how we administer and verify our elections is more important than ever. From hanging chads to glitchy touchscreens to partisan disinformation, too many Americans worry that their votes won't count and that election results aren't trustworthy. It's crucial that citizens have well-justified confidence in this pillar of our republic.Technology can provide answers - but that doesn't mean moving elections online. As president and CEO of the nonpartisan nonprofit Verified Voting, Pamela Smith helps lead the national fight to balance ballot accessibility with ballot security by advocating for paper trails, audits, and transparency wherever and however Americans cast votes.On this episode of How to Fix the Internet, Pamela Smith joins EFF's Cindy Cohn and Danny O'Brien to discuss hope for the future of democracy and the technology and best practices that will get us there.In this episode you'll learn about:Why voting online can never be like banking or shopping onlineWhat a “risk-limiting audit” is, and why no election should lack it Whether open-source software could be part of securing our votesWhere to find reliable information about how your elections are conductedPamela Smith, President & CEO of Verified Voting, plays a national leadership role in safeguarding elections and building working alliances between advocates, election officials, and other stakeholders. Pam joined Verified Voting in 2004, and previously served as President from 2007-2017. She is a member of the National Task Force on Election Crises, a diverse cross-partisan group of more than 50 experts whose mission is to prevent and mitigate election crises by urging critical reforms. She provides information and public testimony on election security issues across the nation, including to Congress. Before her work in elections, she was a nonprofit executive for a Hispanic educational organization working on first language literacy and adult learning, and a small business and marketing consultant.This podcast is supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Program in Public Understanding of Science and Technology.Music for How to Fix the Internet was created for us by Reed Mathis and Nat Keefe of BeatMower. This podcast is licensed Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International, and includes the following music licensed Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported by their creators: http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/Skill_Borrower/41751Klaus by Skill_Borrower http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/airtone/58703commonGround by airtonehttp://dig.ccmixter.org/files/NiGiD/62475Chrome Cactus by Martijn de Boer (NiGiD)

Hey Everyone! In today's episode we speak with the incredible Ruby Fremon. Ruby  is a certified life coach, NLP practitioner, leadership mentor, speaker, and author of “Potent Leadership.” She has helped thousands gain the confidence to quit performing, crystallize their messaging, and lead their movements with integrity.An expert on personal growth and inner-work, Ruby is the host of top-rated podcast “Potent Truth” and has appeared in over 100 publications and podcasts. She works with her clients one on one, or in group settings at her live retreats and in her group programs.Known for her big heart, no-bullshit approach and shamanic gifts, Ruby's work bridges the gap between practicality and spirituality, offering leaders an opportunity to create true inner-expansion.  What we talked about:Ruby's rock bottom: how Western medicine failed her and the various ways in which she used to numb outHow Ruby got sober and eventually was called to AyahuascaJourneying n the deep Amazon with Ayahuasca and Master PlantsShipibo dietas, master plants, and Ayahuasca ceremoniesHow to use daily rituals to connect the plants outside of ceremonyWhat it REALLY means to integrate a lessonPotent leadership and how to reclaim your unique medicine a to be a better leaderHandling self-censorship, cancel culture, shame culture, and people pleasing onlineWhat it means to be sovereign human todayReverence in the medicine spaceMentioned in the episode:Maestro Gilberto MahuaDonate to the podcast via PayPalHave you gained new insights and perspectives from us and our guests? Consider sending financial energy our way to help support to cost of creating this powerful content.If this episode sparked something within, please let us know and leave us a review!More Modern Psychedelics: Instagram | Facebook  | WebsiteMore Lana: Instagram | YouTube| WebsiteMore Zoey:Instagram | YouTube| Website

Episode #219. How *do* you build an online community from scratch? Or once you have a community, how do you keep them engaged? And what if engagement dies down - can you revive it? Our guest today, Jordynn Wynn, has built an incredible community in an unexpected niche, and she is here to take us behind the scenes of her 8-figure business to show us how it's done! What's the niche? Jordynn is the cofounder of Insert Name Here, an LA-based premium hair extension brand, offering high-quality pieces at an affordable price point. You don't think hair extensions and hyper-engaged community - but it's the driving force behind their viral multi-million dollar business! And the best part - Jordynn's implementable strategies for growing an engaged community would work for pretty much any industry or niche! This is the part where I feel like I should make a just-for-men joke… Listen, sometimes I daydream about having a closet app like in Clueless- and maybe eventually a Moire Rose wig wall! (Shoutout to my fellow Schitt's Creek fans!) I traded in my real bangs for clip-in bangs a month into the pandemic. (Cutting my own bangs was NOT an option! lol) And for the past few weeks I've been rockin' (and loving!) the Zooey bangs from INH in dark brown! Thinking about bangs, extensions, or a clip-in pony for yourself? Check out their website and get a 20% discount when you use code: JACLYN20.In This Episode You'll Learn:An alternative strategy to position yourself (hint: you don't have to be the ultimate expert!) How to get started growing a community onlineWhat the ‘stickiness factor' is and how to create itHow to revive a community when engagement dies offWhat strategies, tactics, and systems INH use to continue to grow and nurture their community. Favorite Quotes“Originally the brand was very heavy in experimentation transformation. But what we've realized with our product and our community is that hair can cause so much insecurity. Our products gave them so much confidence and this was life-changing.”“Humanizing the brand is a really important factor of stickiness. Loyalty to individual brands has lost out to experimentation and exploration. So any opportunity that you have to create a deeper connection, even just beyond product, sales, and revenue, is really important.”Mentioned on the Show:Plug-N-PitchMore about Jordynn:Jordynn Wynn, the Co-Founder of Insert Name Here, is a visionary entrepreneur whose expertise in brand-building and influencer marketing has turned a niche idea into a multi-million dollar business. Jordynn's career began at ColourPop Cosmetics, where she helped concept and launch the brand, led collaborations with big names such as Disney and Sailor Moon, and rose from intern to Marketing Director. In 2018, Jordynn and ColourPop colleague Sharon Pak joined forces to found Insert Name Here, an LA-based premium hair extension brand that offers high-quality pieces at an affordable price point. Their brand has revolutionized the way Millennials and Generation Z interact with hair extensions, accessories, and self-expression. Find Jordynn:WebsiteInstagramTwitter

Join the March intake of the School of Content Wizardry at https://thesocialbolt.com.au/the-school-of-content-wizardry/ What do you want? MORE CLIENTSWhen do you want them? NOW!More clients means helping more people, more growth for yourself and of course more money.And if you're struggling to win clients in your online business - today's episode is for YOU!I'll be sharing how to win clients online and specifically 5 things myself and my clients do to call in those magical soulmate clients.Now #spoileralert all of these relate back to content - but never fear, I'm going to break it down and give you examples so you can get an idea of what that would look like in your business.Let's begin!Things You'll Learn in this Episode of How I Do Content5 ways that my clients win clients onlineWhat's working right now when it comes to client attractionThe role content plays in helping you win clients online and how you can replicate this in your businessBackground Music is Copyright Free. You're free to use this music in your videos.Track: Harry Potter Theme SongMusic promoted by Chayatori RecordsVideo Link:  https://youtu.be/WY8-lVlLhWE 

Listen in as we speak with the co-owner of Open Tent Academy, an independent online homeschool provider. Open Tent Academy offers ala carte classes in almost every subject with engaging expert teachers.  We discuss-Who may be a good fit for Open Tent Academy classes (online science, online writing classes, online history, online art....you get the point!How to get started (or get help getting started) with homeschooling onlineWhat the future holds for online learning and homeschoolingMuch, much more!Visit www.opententacademy.com to view all their options and see our reviews of our experiences with their courses at www.onlineschoolmom.com.

The King of Social Selling Tim Hughes is universally recognized as the world-leading pioneer and exponents of Social Selling, and he is currently ranked Number 1 by Onalytica as the most influential social selling person in the world. He is also Co-Founder and CEO of DLA Ignite and co-author of the bestselling books “Social Selling - Techniques to Influence Buyers and Changemakers” and “Smarketing - How To Achieve Competitive Advantage through blended Sales and Marketing”. Both published by Kogan Page.BIGGEST TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODEHow to successfully build a personal brand onlineWhat is behind the power of social selling Why is H2H connection so important Why content creation is so important and how personalized content reveals what we have in common with our audience What is the best bland of sales and marketingDoes advertisement actually workWhy buyer-centric social media profile, humanized approach, having a quality network and valuable content are so important CONNECT WITH TIM HUGHES HEREWORK WITH MECOACHES, CONSULTANTS, ENTREPRENEURS & BUSINESS OWNERS if you are ready to step into your power, do what you love and make your dream business flourish◉ Book a free call with me:☎ http://bit.ly/StrategySessionWithCatherine

3 Easy Habits for Network Marketing book Habit #1 podcast episode Most make less than new contact per weekSkills are useless if you have no one to talk toThe goal is to make a new contact and create the habitOption #1 - continue to go outside our comfort zone and try to make a new contactOption #2 - learn a couple of skills to make new contacts and enjoy building our businessNobody is perfect, you will miss a few days, don't stress outMake it easy so it's automaticWhat is your preferred method of creating new contacts?Get rid of old programming that doesn't serve us1 Don't talk to strangers2 Don't meet anybody onlineWhat's our intention?Building rapportGo out with no agendaBe optimist Using social media for sponsoring, training, and team building with Amanda Call podcast episodeAdding people to your friends list on social mediaWhat to askIcebreakers podcast episodeHappy Birthday messages, ask a questionUsing secrets for sales success with Cesar Rincon 1 I'm just curious2 Do you know anybody3 If so, can you please recommend meGet your free Big Al training audios, Magic Words for Prospecting One-on-One Coaching+ session (retail $297) only $97 donation to the Snowdrop Foundation 501(c)(3) **expires 9/30/22Includes:Pre-coaching questionnaire (Skill and/or mindset questions to customize your coaching).30 minute personal coaching via Zoom.Action list sent after your call to get results!Full details send a message/call https://bigalbooks.com/contactus/

Have you ever wished there were a way to learn about your loved one's mental illness, so that you can stop grasping at straws, making things worse, being always in the dark about what to do and how to cope?This DOES exist - and it's free.  It's called Family-to-Family, offered by NAMI (The National Alliance on Mental Illness) - and they have tons of other resources as well. https://www.nami.org/Support-Education/Mental-Health-Education/NAMI-Family-to-Family This FREE course is offered by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) called Family-to-Family. Randye has also taught it countless times, and is one of the state trainers for Connecticut.  Mimi and Mindy were forever changed (in a good way) by taking it.Our guest: Suzanne Robinson, Director, National Education Programs, NAMI - will tell us all about it.We talk about:What is NAMI? National Alliance on Mental Illness - how does it help people, families and professionals  dealing with mental illness?Our stories: some increase in awareness of symptoms? Maybe.Randye's son Ben: “When I'm not on my meds, I wrestle with symptoms” - First time ever saying that - did he mean it?Mimi and her son Nick (!)  on ABC news talking about his schizophrenia.Suzanne's story as a sibling   and child of someone with mental illness. We aren't all parents.What makes NAMI programs different?  -  Peer education approach (lived experience)What is F2F? (Family-to-Family)? How did it begin? What is covered? How many have been helped?The rapport   and support that happens and grows in the course of the 8 weeks. What changed with the new version (6th edition) released in early 2020Is it now available online? - COVID and pivot to programs offered onlineWhat other resources does NAMI have for families and people experiencing mental health?Quotes:“The lightbulbs went off for me in Family-to-Family...that moment when I really learned ‘oh my god, it's not my son's fault' was so powerful.” - Randye “My golden nugget was to learn what (my son) Jim still could do. “ - Mindy “Some people want to talk about how they feel...others are like: give me the information so I can take action. Teach me something so that I have the background, the understanding and the growing empathy.” - Suzanne 

Meaningful social connection does not always come naturally. And during the pandemic, it has been extra challenging to learn how to connect while at a distance. AJ Harbinger offers strategies to relate in deeper ways, on and off the screen. Many of us have felt isolated during the pandemic, and yet, it's anxiety-provoking to re-open again! In this episode of Psychologists Off the Clock, Diana and AJ Harbinger, co-founder of The Art of Charm, Inc, provide expert insights on connecting with people through vulnerable, authentic conversation. Together they discuss the importance of sitting with silence, how to let your values guide your behavior in relationships, and much, much more. Take some pressure off yourself, step into a more meaningful connection, and listen to this episode today! Listen and Learn: Diana and Debbie apply AJ's wisdom to reopening and reconnecting with people after the pandemic Practical advice for building more comfortable, relaxed connections with others How to captivate people using conversational skillsRules, recommendations, and practical tips for being a more captivating presenter on non-traditional presentation platforms (looking at you, Zoom!)AJ's ultimate tips and tricks for getting your audience to remember your materialHow to engage in meaningful connection with people onlineWhat it means to ‘filter people' in or out How to use emotion as a way to connectAJ's personal background with connecting to people and the history behind how his values guided him to this point in his careerPractical advice from the current AJ to the past AJ (and for all of us struggling with major decisions)About John Gottman's work and how it has influenced AJThe four horsemen of relationships and how they might be impacting your relationships with others and with yourselfThree types of captivating questions that can help you explore another person more meaningfullyWhy it's so important to sit with awkward silencesSome emotional avoidance strategies that can be problematic in building meaningful connectionHow AJ implements these strategies with his teamOn a scale from 0-10 how awesome is Michael HeroldAJ's answers to all of your questions including ones about tone and conflict in relationships, mirroring as a communication tool, and much more! Resources: Check out AJ's podcast, The Art of Charm on iTunes or Google PodastsMore information on John Gottman and The Gottman Institute Make sure to take a listen to The Art of Charm's episode with our very own, Jill Stoddard, and their episode with Michael Herold on making deeper connections as well Pre-order your copy of ACT Daily Journal today!Sign up for Diana and Debbie's webinar with Praxis Continuing EducationJoin Diana's April events to help you bring ACT into your daily life About AJ Harbinger: AJ Harbinger AJ Harbinger is a relationship expert, podcaster, public speaker, Fortune 100 executive consultant, and co-Founder of The Art of Charm, Inc. Over the last 13 years, AJ has trained thousands of people on how to unlock and channel their inner charisma to effortlessly connect with others, and harness the power and opportunities that come with building high-value relationships. Related Episodes: Episode 173. Confidence, Self-Doubt, and Overcoming Limitations with Michael HeroldEpisode 32. Social Connection: Exploring Loneliness and Building Intimacy with Debbie and Diana Episode 168. Everyday Conversations: How Conversational Style Impacts Relationships with Deborah Tannen Episode 180. Choosing to Live Your Values with Benji Schoendorff   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How did they raise 2 million in the middle of Covid?!? The women behind Spiritless never imagined their launch would coincide with a recession and global pandemic but that did not stop them from conducting over 100 virtual pitch meetings and nearly closing their seed round. Discover with Rachel Sipperley the art of virtual fundraising and what it's like to pursue and pitch potential investors—entirely onlineWhat you will learn in this episode Maximizing opportunities on zoom calls How to set up your deck and numbers when your product has no real competitor Distribution trends on the rise in a post pandemic culture Tangible Tips How to select co-founders and build your team the right wayHow to determine your cap on first raise How to make a meaningful product pitch when you can't meet in person More about Lauren, Lexie, and the Spiritless brand Slated to launch in Fall 2020, Spiritless Kentucky 74 is a distilled non-alcoholic spirit crafted for your favorite bourbon cocktails created in Louisville, KY by co-founders Lauren Chitwood, Abbey Ferguson, and Lexie Larsen. After noticing a gap in the beverage market for cocktail lovers who want to enjoy a night out (or in) with less alcohol, the trio came up with the concept for Spiritless — designed to be used as a delicious option to go booze-free or to lower the ABV in mixed drinks. Kentucky 74's advanced, innovative formulation process starts by blending their own high-proof, intensely flavored, rapidly aged spirit before undergoing distillation in a unique method which removes all but .5% or below of the alcohol (the same ABV as kombucha). The result is a non-alcoholic spirit, amber in color and underpinned by notes of caramel, vanilla, and oak. With Kentucky 74, consumers can enjoy their favorite cocktail completely Spiritless, or with a lower ABV by going halfsies with bourbon. While the team is launching Kentucky 74 as their first product, they are passionate about scaling their business to provide a comprehensive line of high-quality Spiritless solutions to the beverage world. The Spiritless team can envision the day that any consumer can walk into any bar, choose a cocktail, and #orderitspiritless.About Lauren Chitwood, CEOLauren Chitwood is an entrepreneur and award-winning brand evangelist. Not content to rest on her laurels — or to rest, period — her combination of head-in-the-clouds creativity and boots-on-the-ground guts have earned Lauren a reputation for being nimble, innovative and, above all else, a problem-solver.About Lexie Lancaster Larsen, COOLexie Lancaster Larsen is a Fifth-generation entrepreneur whose roots run deep within both manufacturing and production and bourbon. Passionate about building businesses from the ground up, Spiritless is the third female-founded company Lexie has had the opportunity to grow.You can learn more, connect and follow along with Spiritless here:www.spiritless.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/drinkspiritlessFacebook: www.facebook.com/drinkspiritlessFor questions, comments, or to stay in touch please check out Thefemalefounderpodcast.com or email rachel@thefemalefounderpodcast.com

Nicole Antoinette started living on the road solo this past spring, but as you'll hear, she has her sights set on a lot more than road travel alone. Because when a big life transition became the catalyst for living in a camper, Nicole wanted to take stock of everything in her life and experiment with what it looks like when you intentionally start from scratch.In this episode, you'll hear:What Nicole likes about the Ford Transit Connect van as a camperWhat major life events led Nicole to moving into her vanThe joys and struggles of being self-employed and location-independentNicole explains “fake freedom” and how we all can get caught in itThe questions Nicole reflects on when she wants to get to the honest answersHow this chapter of transformation may evolver her businessThe balance between honesty and privacy onlineWhat makes the boring importantHow self care changes once you move into a vanOther resources mentioned in this episode:Follow Nicole on Instagram - @nic.antoinetteTune in to Nicole's podcast, Real Talk RadioBoring Self Care - @makedaisychainsJoin the On the Road, Our Way Facebook Group!Sponsor Websites & Codes:MerrellEscape Campervan Rentals - visit www.escapecampervans.com/women and use promo code WOMEN15 for 15% off your next road trip!Infinity Luxury Woven Vinyl FlooringEnjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It'll help other people find us. You can also share this podcast with a friend. Thank you for your support!Episodes air weekly on Fridays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode. Follow along with Laura Borichevsky on Instagram (@howsheviewsit) and see more of her work through her website, How She Views It.Music is by Jason Shaw and Josh Woodward.A production of Ravel Media

Erica Mather is our first yoga teacher on the show! Although teaching yoga is traditionally thought an in-person service, Erica was able to translated her skill into several remotely offered services.After teaching for several years, Erica decided she wanted more freedom and flexibility in her career, and started with a series of yoga videos before discovering that group teleclasses, an online course and even business classes for other yoga teachers were much more popular with her customers.Erica and I talk about how creative thinking can help even "in person" businesses expand into online. Erica shares how she was able to use her skills to create unique online services. She'll also go into thinking strategically about who your customer is, and how to give them what they really want.What you'll learn in this episode:What she learned from her first online ventureUnexpected difficulties in coming up with online servicesHow to find your ideal client, and create a program specifically for themCreative ways in-person businesses can grow onlineWhat customers SAY they want vs. what they really want.How Erica stays balanced and healthy as an entrepreneurThis episode originally aired on The Wellpreneur Podcast.Get the full show notes with links:https://wellpreneur.com/e27-taking-yoga-online-erica-mather/Copyright 2012-2020 Wellpreneur Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

The American healthcare system doesn't value preventative care, especially when it comes to reproductive health. One tool that could help in preventing injury and improving healing after birth is pelvic floor physical therapy. It's not a standard part of maternity care so its benefits aren't widely known by practitioners - even I didn't know that pelvic floor physical therapists could help with pregnancy and birth related issues until years into my practice. It may not even occur to providers to recommend it to you.That's where clinicians like Marcy Crouch come in. With over 180K followers on Instagram, Marcy, AKA The Down There Doc, is spreading the word of the benefits of pelvic floor PT. She believes in and practices pregnancy-related preparation and recovery through manual therapy and functional training just like you would with any other muscle. Someday I hope to see pelvic floor physical therapists as a routine part of birth including in-hospital care but until then, listen to this episode and ask your healthcare provider about pelvic PT.In this Episode, You'll Learn About:What makes Marcy so passionate about her workHow and why Marcy began offering pelvic floor physical therapy onlineWhat, exactly, a pelvic floor therapist isWhat kind of training and certifications are required to do her workWhat to expect if you go see a pelvic floor physical therapistWhether PT is covered by insuranceWhat the most common types of pelvic pain areWhich tools are helpful in healing and how to choose the right onesWhat are vulvar varicosities and what can be done--Full website notes: drnicolerankins.com/episode237Check out The Birth Preparation CourseRegister for the class How to Create a Birth Plan the Right WayOur Sponsors:* Check out Dr. Mom Butt Balm: https://drmombuttbalm.com/* Check out Ritual and use my code DRNICOLE for 20% off: https://ritual.com/drnicole* Visit HomeThreads.com/DRNICOLE today and get a 15% off code for your first order!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy