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BOSS, Contrary to popular belief, according to this week's special guest, "failing forward is an investment in human success." If you ever wondered how to bounce back this is the episode for you! Your words can really make a difference in your approach. And if you are looking forward to rewrite your story and determining your legacy, lean in as Tammy offers a few tips on how to do this and why you may want to. Jump in now to listen. Please consider sharing this episode with another Lady Leader who could use this information on today. And don't forget to offer a 5 Star Rating, so to ensure we get this message to the masses! From Process to Practice Grab Your Stilettos and Let's Go, Dr. Laci P.S. We have a few technical glitches, but just ride with me and join the laughter. Mentioned in this episode: Looking for a supportive community of women who are all about building a platform of success gracefully join here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/76828248359 Resources to Go from Process to Practice: Listen to Ep. 3 | One of My Biggest Mistakes as a Leader & How to Bounce Back! Book: Failing Forward: Turning Mistakes Into Stepping Stones for Success by John C. Maxwell https://amzn.to/2VkVUad Book: 48 Days to the Work You Love: Preparing for the New Normal by Dan Miller https://amzn.to/2ulf708 Offered From Our Guest: "Walk in Greatness and Live Greatness" "Do the Work and Put in the Effort!" MEET TAMMY BELTON DAVIS: With a background spanning two decades in government, education and public relations, Tammy Belton-Davis merged her love of politics and community with communications by launching Athena Communications, LLC in 2009. Athena Communications is a public relations and governmental affairs firm providing 21st century organizations with a cutting-edge approach to communications that results in optimal growth. Prior to launching Athena, Tammy held senior-level positions with non-profit organizations and city government, and served as staff assistant with the Milwaukee County Board and Milwaukee Common Council. The consummate professional, she brings a fresh perspective and excellence to every project. Tammy’s charismatic style in facilitating visioning and strategic planning sessions or delivering a customized communications session make her a sought after presenter and leader. She specializes in brand management, strategic communications, and government affairs. website: www.athenacommunicationsllc.com social: IG, FB & Twitter @tammyathena --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dr-laci-c--robbins/support

Peter Mullen is a successful Practitioner in Newcastle, Australia. He has been in practicing as a Naturopath for 30 years and in this time, he has managed to build a large Practice within his community. Join Angela Carroll and Peter Mullen for this week’s Standing on the Shoulders of Giants podcast, as we dive deep into what it means to work as a full-time Practitioner, what has influenced Peter in his career and most importantly, how long-time Practitioners can leave a legacy for newer Practitioners coming through. Want to learn how to increase your confidence in Practice? Listen to this week's Best Practice Podcast with Angela Carroll and Peter Mullen today!

“When you think you know everything, you stop learning.” Efrain Padro Great Escape Radio host, Jody Maberry, and Great Escape Publishing Director, Lori Allen, bring Efrain Padro back to the podcast to discuss the myth of talent. Efrain is one of GEP’s most popular instructors, and recently taught two sessions to writers at the Ultimate Travel Writer’s Workshop in D.C. about how to become better photographers. The marriage of travel writing and photography is a necessary union. If a writer can submit articles and photos as a package, he or she is more likely to get published (and can earn twice the income). But many writers don’t think they have the talent for photography. Efrain explains the “myth of talent” that often holds us back from attempting something new. He was first introduced to the concept of the myth of talent back in 2001 when he attended a lecture by Craig Tanner. “Craig said everyone starts out not being very good, including him. I knew I wasn’t very good and since Craig Tanner started out not being very good, I knew I was on the right track.” Now Efrain is labeled as a talented photographer. “As Craig Turner said in his lecture, being talented only means you survived being untalented.” It’s not about talent, it’s about two things: Acquiring information Practice Listen in as Efrain and Jody discuss the concept of the myth of talent more and how you can move beyond that myth to become a better—even talented—photographer. For more information about selling your photos, you can visit www.greatescapepublishing.com/start/photography where you’ll find a video about the various markets you can get started.