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Michelle Berkey Hill is back to talk with me about productivity hacks. We have both recognized that we are editing behaviors right now to create better results and realized, teens can start to learn what works for them NOW! Join us as we share three ideas for where to get started hacking productivity.   You can connect with Kim at: TikTok @kimlukens  or can find all of her connections spots through on https://linktr.ee/kimlukens   QUICK EPISODE SUMMARY   Welcome back Michelle Hill! Three productivity hacks every teen needs to know The secret to having long-lasting change  The “sticky note” tip The Pomodoro technique and how to beat procrastination  An app that makes focusing fun and rewarding  The secret to setting yourself up for success  A quick way to know what kind of planner you should use  A few great app suggestions to use for planning  Does timing matter in planning? The one thing you should give yourself permission to do  A tip on how to keep creativity flowing  Michelle’s final advice for teens

Sherry and Rob talk about the impact of forgiveness. They also reflect upon the role of forgiveness in present times in the world as a whole. Quick Episode Summary  Forgiveness in the book of Jobe and Joseph   Healthy Boundaries   Getting rid of a victim mentality   Forgiving God Purchase Sherry Ward’s book ,  A Journey Out of the Wilderness  *We are part of the Amazon affiliate program and it will help if you purchase her book through this link.  Follow us on all social media:  Instagram: @wilderness.season  Facebook: @wilderness.season  Twitter: @wildernesseason  LinkedIn: Sherry Ward  Website: www.sherrylynnward.com YouTube

On today's podcast, learn the real factors of Heart Disease with Stephen Hussey DC, MS Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine. After being diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at a young age, he was motivated to research how to stay healthy in an effort to change into only his life, but those around him.   LINKS: www.instagram.com/drstephenhussey www.facebook.com/DrStephenHussey/ twitter.com/drstephenhussey www.resourceyourhealth.com   Connect with Zane: Join my Hunger Hunt Feast Facebook Group Questions? You can email your questions to zane@zanegriggs.com. Connect with me at zanegriggs.com or on Instagram @zanegriggsfitness   QUICK EPISODE SUMMARY:   Causes of Heart Disease Oxidative Stress: Toxins, Elevated Blood Sugar, AGE's, Endo-Toxins Emotional Stress: Autonomic Nervous System, HPA Axis, High-Stress Hormones Lack of Metabolic Flexibility: Increased Use of Glucose in the Heart, Rather Than Ketone/Fat Metabolism, Causing an Increase in Lactic Acid, Swelling, Edema   MORE OF WHAT WE COVER: Meet Stephen When Stephen was diagnosed  The three categories of heart diseases free radicals What triggers fat storage Understanding the HPX How stress affects your heart What we can learn from wildlife How your unhealthy thought life affects your carb intake Playing out the worst-case scenario How Stephen relaxes  

Sherry Ward and Rob Miner continue to explore the Wilderness as they define what it took them, personally, to trust God completely. They give practical stories and Biblical examples that allowed them to see how putting complete faith in God would lead them to the Promised Land.   Quick Episode Summary:   The challenges in the Wilderness Stories from both the Bible and personal experiences Confirming your ultimate trust in God     Purchase Sherry Ward’s book,  A Journey Out of the Wilderness https://amzn.to/2sXvdN0 *We are part of the Amazon affiliate program and it will help if you purchase her book through this link.    Follow us on all social media:  Instagram: @wilderness.season  Facebook: @wilderness.season  Twitter: @wildernesseason  LinkedIn: Sherry Ward  Website: www.sherrylynnward.com YouTube 

“Pivot, essential, shift, social distancing, testing, herd immunity.” These are all buzz words we are sick of hearing, but the fact is we have to learn how to live in the digital word. If you have been to a Reach Live event, most likely one of your favorite parts of the event was the Speak Off. We like to say it’s like the “American Idol” of speaking. The energy is high, the crowd is buzzing and ten speakers fight their butterflies as they go head-to-head with only five minutes to speak to prove they are the best.  Earlier this year, when we decided to have a digital-only event, Advance 360i, we had to reimagine the way we did the Speak Off. How could we bring that same energy to a digital stage? Thanks to the AYR dream team, SAGE Events, and countless other people, we did it.  In today’s episode, Blair interviews Liza Millan, Susie Beaty, Kera Wasserbach, Lea Woodford, Dolores Hirschmann, and LaVonna Roth, who were just some of the incredible judges that determined this year's winner. Before they judged the Speak Off, they joined us in our private Facebook Group to give us the best practices and tips you need to know to learn how to bridge the gap between a pre-covid and post-covid world, what works, what doesn’t work, and how to show up powerfully on every digital stage as a speaker in 2020. Meeting planners, learn the industry-changing tools that the best in the business are using to create a more engaging and impactful event and so much more.    Here’s what we cover: How to present better on zoom How virtual events help with affordability and attendance What tools to use and help with interaction and engagement Smoothly breakthrough introversion virtually How group conversations can lead to more connections for your participants No nation is off limits with virtual Go deeper, utilize the tools by recording the conversations, and even share digital tools together. The opportunity for Strategic Partnerships  Connections & bonds you can build digitally  Identifying rules of engagement in the new territory Speakers, body Language is still key: Eye contact, standing up vs sitting down, high-energy, not reading from a script. Experience over accountability And much more!   Connect with Blair: blair@advanceyourreach.com    Connect with us: Facebook: ​​www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website:​​ advanceyourreach.com Email​: ​info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com   Guest Info: Lea Woodford: CEO SmartFem Media Group  Lea@smartfem.com and SmartFem.com Wendi Freeman: Founder and CEO Be Bright Events email: wendi.freeman@bebrighteventsco.com website:  www.bebrighteventsco.com Liza Millan: Masterpiece masterpiecelm.com Lavonna Roth Founder of Ignite Your Shine: www.igniteyourshine.com Dolores Hirschmann: Advance Your Reach Stage Agency Director stageagency@advanceyourreach.com Kera Wasserbach: On the Edge Events ontheedgeevent.com Susie Beaty ShowStoppers ShowStopperDesigns.com and StretchSails.com   Quick Episode Summary: 0:02 What to expect today 7:29 What tools to use as a meeting planner 13:35 Model what others are doing 18:37 Be in tune with 21:00 How 31:04 Don’t depend on the tools 33:29 the importance of knowing your 'why' 35:27 Connecting with the camera 41:11 How the best meeting planners judge speakers 49:33 The advantages of speaking past the keynote 52:09 Serving with you expertises 53:48 Other ways to promote your speakers 57:11 Your events matter

In this episode, Melody reviews Crud Cloth and Fluid Nutrition products and makes a big announcement concerning the podcast.   She Runs Trails is a podcast to help mid-pack trail runners unlock their inner warrior and find success on the trails! It's also a great resource for your trail curious friends.   Quick Episode Summary:   Crud Cloth Fluid Nutrition Happy Trails   Mentioned in this episode: Crud Cloth Fluid Nutrition   Connect with us! Want more of She Runs Trails? Follow us on Facebook and Instagram and visit us www.sherunstrails.com Don't forget to LIKE and FOLLOW! :)

In this episode, Melody talks with Coach Jessica Woods of NYC's Mile High Run Club about what we can do while we are all anxiously waiting to sign up for our next race.   She Runs Trails is a podcast to help mid-pack trail runners unlock their inner warrior and find success on the trails! It's also a great resource for your trail curious friends.   Quick Episode Summary:   Jes's background Running new-to-you routes Virtual races, challenges & a scavenger hunt! Working on our weaknesses Speed training Strength training   Mentioned in this episode: Mile High Run Club Brooklyn Track Club Nike Run Club     Connect with us! Want more of She Runs Trails? Follow us on Facebook and Instagram and visit us www.sherunstrails.com Don't forget to LIKE and FOLLOW! :)

In this episode, Melody talks with ultrarunner Kirsten Jett about her journey with lupus and mental health.   She Runs Trails is a podcast to help mid-pack trail runners unlock their inner warrior and find success on the trails! It's also a great resource for your trail curious friends.   Quick Episode Summary:   Kirsten's diagnosis the impact of a diagnosis the reality of running with lupus and depression advice for the friends of runners with a chronic or mental illness advice for the runners with chronic or mental illness Kirsten's ultra racing plans   You can find & follow Kirsten on IG: Kirsten Jett Kirsten's Blog Connect with us! Want more of She Runs Trails? Follow us on Facebook and Instagram and visit us www.sherunstrails.com Don't forget to LIKE and FOLLOW! :)

Welcome to Inside the Greenroom, This week I wanted to cover something a little different than usual and start off by saying we are going on hiatus from what was supposed to be the third part of our series. I will intertwine some of it in our episode today but I wanted to be honest and say that because of the state of the union that was called, thousands and thousands of events that were going to take place across the world had to be canceled and we lost millions of dollars as a result. So, that part is the reason you have not heard from us, but also I wanted to share with you today the vision of us wanting to redefine how events were done virtually. While you can never replace people being in the room, we must find a way to make lemonade out of lemons so this episode is completely dedicated to the fact that I believe we have pulled off a powerful and meaningful, a redefined, virtual event. I am going to cover just how we managed to pull this event off, and not only how we doubled our lost revenue but tripled the number of people who would have attended our live event.  You do not want to miss this episode, because it has some need to know information on how you can get an unforgettable experience out of a virtual event whether you are an attendee, sponsor, or speaker. I want to challenge you to innovate and recreate what virtual events look like right now, we have done it, and we want to show you how you can too. So, 40 days ago we were hit with the fact and the reality that we'd be canceling our April 30th through May 2nd event in Orlando, Florida. We had over 1100 close to 1200 people registered. We had never been over the thousand-person Mark. We had worked nine to 10 months to get to that point. Now, we recognized as a team that the virtual economy was here and made the decision that we were going to redefine how to do events virtually. Now nothing can ever replace seeing people in person, but we had an important opportunity and responsibility to take this time and make the next category in events. As you’ve heard we called the state of the union, and we actually did a training and during that training we told all of the attendees who showed up like that we were going to create this experience, and we coined the name Advanced 360 Interactive, and we called it 360 because we wanted to engage 360 degrees of all of their senses. We wanted this to be the most interactive, engaging, easy, powerful, and experiential event we could possibly make. I said this 40 days ago, and I wasn’t even sure if we could pull it off!  We set the ball in motion that day announcing it, then worked on getting tickets transferred from the event they were going to attend to this new virtual event. We were lucky enough to get about 700-800 people to transfer their tickets, but we wanted to take it even further, so we ran a challenge and I want to expand on that challenge in a later episode but when it was all said and done we had 3,100 tickets claimed or paid for. We almost tripled our attendance size from our live event! Now we knew it was imperative for this 360-degree experience to start before the actual event so I painted a picture and my team in conjunction with Sage Events, who I am so thankful for, we’re able to pull together a sort of pregame to the event which started with every attendee getting something physical in the mail. First: Every single attendee received not the only curriculum and a workbook, but my team also took it even a step farther and had little emojis on a stick, “do not disturb” door hangers, and even recipes that were quick and easy for the attendees to be able to put their best foot forward. Because of this, you start seeing all these social media posts about how they received their package for the 360 events, it created a ripple of engagement. Second: We wanted to create pre-work, and usually, pre-work is a lot of technical speaking so we made sure to give only three short videos that got their mind, and spirit ready for the upcoming event. I wanted there to be an easy way for them to show up powerfully and have the best experience they could possibly have. A lot of that was overcoming the attitude to just being in another zoom room and painting a picture of what the experience was about, how they needed to be checked in, get dressed, and keep their camera turned on. By doing this we created a powerful pregame experience that had people looking forward to the virtual event instead of dreading it. Third: I want to just say how thankful I am for Sage’s involvement because we had a virtual check-in. Just like a live event, we had people click a button, get notified by email that they must check in during these hours on this day and people actually did the check-in. They, of course, signed off on their waiver just like at a real event then after they were taken to a room with a live person to take them through a tech check, which helped them know how to use their dashboard which held any curriculum, the game of education, and any handouts that needed to go out. They had zoom links for everything they need whether it was VIP or general admission. So because of this check-in, they were able to find everything they might need right there in their dashboard. Of course, there was some overwhelming numbers and there were small groups but it usually one to one person. So, they got a whole experience jus through the pregame of the event, it brought exciting expectations and allowed for the attendees to show up in a powerful way. Onsite: Then, of course, you have the Onsite, which is one of if not the most important part to be able to pull off. The thing that made it so easy was the dashboard, the option for them to find everything they might need right there in front of them. Then we were able to set up 16 different “rooms” that held about 200 people each, and with some sort of connector, we had the same audio and video pumping simultaneously through all 16 rooms. Here’s the beautiful thing, I was on a physical stage, with four cameras pointing towards me. I  had these big monitors that displayed about 500 people at a time, and it just scrolled through everyone as I spoke. So, now I was literally able to interact with these people on the screen, I could see cheering, clapping, excitement, yelling but here’s my favorite part. I was able to call out a thousand names throughout the course of three days, I probably called more than that because I wanted them to feel as if they were in the room. I have never, and there is no way I would be able to do that in a live event. Sessions: I’m sure you’re asking, how else can you make it interactive and I’ll tell you the actual format of every session, the sessions remained the same as they would in a live event, two morning and evening sessions on the first and second day, two morning and one afternoon session for the third and the format stayed the same for almost all those sessions. 35 minutes of speaking and inspiration After that, they would move immediately to a breakout room of 5 people 10-20 minutes they would work on the worksheet on the teaching they just received 10-20 minutes of conversation about the activity and workshop. 10 final minutes back in the big room to share “aha” moments This can be done for business stuff, but this can also be a meditative activity so if you don’t feel like what you have would fit. It will, we even had a letter-writing session, that allowed our attendees to meditate on what their business would like in a year. We brought them back in for a final 10 minutes where we hear five big “ahas” from maybe 10 of those rooms. It lasted about 90 minutes in all, so we kept engagement by keeping our sessions shorter and making them more interactive. Now, let me tell you something of those three days 90% to 95% of people stayed the entire day, I don’t even get that at my live events, and even better than that we got some amazing testimonials where a common theme was how this was the most powerful virtual event they had ever experienced. For many, it was the most powerful event they had ever experience…period! I’m telling this because I want you to know your event matters, they can change lives, businesses your event can change everything for someone. I urge you, if you are an attendee that missed out on an event this year go find a virtual one, we have set a standard for virtual events now and there will be many to come that you can gain so much from. If you are a sponsor, there are opportunities for you, we had rooms full of coaches and sponsors, so innovate and figure out how you can help bring together a powerful event. Speakers, you don’t have to try and jump in on another event you can create your own event! Host an event that will changes lives, and businesses, you have the perfect platform to do so right. Now.  My team is rolling out services to help corporations, events, and industries understand how to do this because we have documented this whole process. We knew that we were going to pull off events, organizations, and associations. It’s time to step up   It’s time for us to create   It’s time for us to innovate You don’t need to grind because we have for you, but are you ready to pivot? I leave you with these questions, to challenge yourself to create and innovate your industry.           What are you going to do if you are an attendee that didn’t get to go to an event?         What are you going to do if you are a Sponsors to innovate?         What are you going to do if you are a speaker to not only be on the stage but create your own?   `·         What are you going to do to pivot?   We are here to lead the charge and lead the way, so I want to encourage you if you want to have any conversations about what we can do to help just email katie@advanceyourreach.com. Whether you’re trying to fulfill a mastermind, a bigger event, smaller event, or anything in between getting the 360 interactive experience is critical and it works in 40-50 days. If you want to see the video of it, pictures, and get a look behind the scenes of our event head to insidethegreenroompodcast.com, send us your information and we’ll email you a lot of behind the scenes that we have. Keep an eye out for an interview with Tony Robbins coming up in the next few weeks, share this episode so others can grow, it has been a pleasure and honor.  - PV3     Connect with us! Facebook: ​​www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: ​​advanceyourreach.com Email​: ​info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com See Video: Insidethegreenroompodcast.com     Quick Episode Summary: 0:35 What to expect today 1:13 What has happened the last 30 days 5:38 When the transition started 7:43 Why the pre-game is important 9:34 How we did a virtual check-in 12:23 How we created breakout rooms 13:46 Interrogative teaching tips 17:45 The numbers of A360i 19:36 Why this episode matters 22:05 Special thanks 23:15 What are you going to do?

In this episode, Melody talks about all the things. She Runs Trails is a podcast to help mid-pack trail runners unlock their inner warrior and find success on the trails! It's also a great resource for your trail curious friends. Quick Episode Summary:   Corona Virus What I've been up to... Shout out to Grandma! Rum Bum RD Sean Blanton investigation What are you racing...? NWR Virtual Vigil #irunwithmaud   Connect with us! Want more of She Runs Trails? Follow us on Facebook and Instagram and visit us www.sherunstrails.com Don't forget to LIKE and FOLLOW! :)

Quick Episode Summary :19 Intro! 1:05 Personal Checkin Jes celebrates another year around the sun with friends and perspective.  3:33 Introduction of Satana Deberry (Durham Co. District Attorney) 4:45 Satana Deberry's background and her "why." Locally born and raised  Educated at Duke Practiced law in her home town and discovered her "why." 8:43 Satana's thoughts on Just Mercy and the timing of the film's release.  11:03 Who is the client of the District Attorney's office? Working for the citizens of Durham county. Getting to the most just outcome. 12:55 Sponsor Break 13:15 What are you losing sleep over as the District Attorney? The dirty little secret of the criminal justice system.  16:20 Waving the magic wand and the one big fix to overhaul the criminal justice system. 19:42 The Show Up Moment:  Don't be afraid to have tough conversations with your circle.  22:55 Episode Debrief and first reactions. The power of proximity  The limitations of doing the work as it currently is asked of us.  27:48 Outro Thank you to DJ Pdogg and Producer Lo Key for our awesome music throughout the show!  Follow DJ Pdogg online: www.djpdogg.com Twitter Instagram Follow Producer Lo Key Instagram Our Guest Satana Deberry Durham County District Attorney's Office. Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Jes Capitol Broadcasting Podcast Network Just Mercy - Movie Just Mercy - Book Equal Justice Initiative Dominique Gilliard - Rethinking Incarceration (Book) Just Mercy discussion guide The Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration.  The National Memorial for Peace and Justice Our sponsors: ReCity Network Coastal Credit Union Our hosts: Jes Averhart, cofounder of Black Wallstreet Homecoming Rob Shields, executive director of the Recity Network. Our Producer: Michael Baylor

Quick Episode Summary :19 Intro! 1:04 Personal Checkin Jes celebrates a milestone in her son's life Rob's 3-year-old is a Kanye West fan and  4:09 Overview of mass incarceration in America highest incarceration rates in the entire world 97% of people take a plea bargain in place of going to trial.  8:39 Just Mercy Overview Dominique Gilliard unpacks the movie from the viewer's point of view.  Harper Lee and Just Mercy geographical connection The story of Bryan Stevenson and Walter McMillian 12:22 Jes gives her initial thoughts  "You are guilty from the moment you are born." 14:19 Rob gives his initial thoughts Seeing Bryan Stevenson as a mentor from afar.  Learning just as much from the company as the movie's content.  17:14 Remembering the cost of seeking justice 21:24 The hidden cost of processing the content Experiencing content based on what you uniquely bring to the table. Choosing when and when not to talk during tough conversations.  24:46 Episode debrief and looking ahead to pt. 2 25:54 Outro 26:28 Next episode preview Thank you to DJ Pdogg and Producer Lo Key for our awesome music throughout the show!  Follow DJ Pdogg online: www.djpdogg.com Twitter Instagram Follow Producer Lo Key Instagram Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Jes Capitol Broadcasting Podcast Network Just Mercy - Movie Just Mercy - Book Equal Justice Initiative Dominique Gilliard - Rethinking Incarceration (Book) Just Mercy discussion guide Our sponsors: ReCity Network Coastal Credit Union Our hosts: Jes Averhart, cofounder of Black Wallstreet Homecoming Rob Shields, executive director of the Recity Network. Our Producer: Michael Baylor

Quick Episode Summary :00 Sponsor highlight - ReCity :20 Intro! :45 Personal Check in Rob is learning that he can't change anyone's mind by arguing and how to communicate complex truths.  Jes had an exhausting evening speaking at an event that felt like a racial equity 101 training. 4:55 Rob and Jes Introduce Cecilia 6:00 Defining social entrepreneurship  7:40 Cecilia tells her story Cecilia sees herself as an activist entrepreneur.  What So Good Pupusas is 9:32 Who are the scholarships for?  Cecilia's educational background Finding privilege amid disadvantage The duality and complexity of privilege The privilege of being the only person in her family to be born in the U.S.A. 12:55 Sponsor Highlight - Coastal Credit Union 14:00 Impact of So Good Pupusas on others An employee who recently achieved naturalization All employees have value and contribute to the end goal 16:20 What do you say to people in your shadow? Before you speak, listen for how to help. Be mindful of the impact you have by showing up for people 18:00 How can we show up? show up and eat/ order catering donate being an ally and an accomplice listening to community leaders and taking action 22:22 Episode debrief 25:25 Outro Our Guest Cecilia Polanco - So Good Pupusas / Pupusas for Education  Thank you to DJ Pdogg and Producer Lo Key for our awesome music throughout the show!  Follow DJ Pdogg online: www.djpdogg.com Twitter Instagram Follow Producer Lo Key Instagram Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Jes Capitol Broadcasting Podcast Network Emergent Strategy - Adrienne Maree Brown So Good Pupusas Pupusas for Education  Our sponsors: ReCity Network Coastal Credit Union Our hosts: Jes Averhart, cofounder of Black Wallstreet Homecoming Rob Shields, executive director of the Recity Network. Our Producer: Michael Baylor

Quick Episode Summary :00 Sponsor highlight - ReCity :15 Intro! 1:00 Personal Checkin Jes is trying to sell her car while not getting taken advantage of. Rob is also in the market for a car and offers to help Jes buy a new car.  3:55 Rob and Jes Introduce Geraud 4:30 Is entrepreneurship just? Afrotech regional ranking for blacks in tech.  MDC stats on social mobility in Durham and Wake counties Monopoly study and how the system is rigged. 8:45 Necessity driven entrepreneurs What makes someone a necessity driven entrepreneur, and what makes them different from other entrepreneurs? How learned helplessness contributes to the hurdles entrepreneurs face. Changing from scarcity to abundance mindsets  12:20 Dr. Seligman's studies on learned helplessness 14:44 Sponsor Highlight - Coastal Credit Union 14:45 Finding hope in injustice Why do you have hope? 16:30 What does The Helius Foundation tangibly do? 10-week cohort model & training Monthly personal mentorship and business training 19:00 How can we show up? donate mentoring supporting Helius entrepreneurs  21:30 Episode debrief 26:00 Outro 26:30 Next episode preview Our Guest Geraud Staton - The Helius Foundation Thank you to DJ Pdogg and Producer Lo Key for our awesome music throughout the show!  Follow DJ Pdogg online: www.djpdogg.com Twitter Instagram Follow Producer Lo Key Instagram Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Jes Capitol Broadcasting Podcast Network Bryan Stevenson - Just Mercy MDC on social mobility in North Carolina Dr. Muktha Jost - Monopoly Study - When the rules are fair, but the game isn't. Dr. Martin Seligman - Learned Helplessness Our sponsors: ReCity Network Coastal Credit Union Our hosts: Jes Averhart, cofounder of Black Wallstreet Homecoming Rob Shields, executive director of the Recity Network. Our Producer: Michael Baylor

Attention Event Hosts, Event Owners, Meeting & Event Planners! Please join our FB Group Exclusively for you! Your Events Matter Learn how to pivot powerfully In uncertain times and get all the behind the scenes insights and learnings we share to serve your growing events!   CLICK HERE TO JOIN       Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com  Welcome to part two of a very special new series of Inside the Greenroom!  Today is dedicated to all the meeting planners out there who had to cancel or postpone an event - be it large conferences, masterminds, retreats, intensives, workshops, or even dinners.  The event industry is worth about $1 trillion, and right now millions are being lost due to COVID-19 for event businesses all over the world, including our own. We had to cancel our mastermind, postpone our annual event, had to re-do how our workshops are run, and 3 masterminds I am part of as an attendee this year have been postponed. Thousands and thousands of events across the world have been canceled or postponed, and my heart goes out to each and every meeting planner.   So...now what?  In this episode, I cover both REACTIVE things you can do if you’re forced to cancel or postpone your event, and also PROACTIVE things you can do to move forward during this crisis. We cover the best practices of sharing the news with your community, how to offset some of your lost revenue, and alternative ways to pivot your business.  Enjoy!  Next week, we’ll be focusing on sponsors and exhibitors - so stay tuned!  If you like what you’ve been hearing in this episode series, you’ll LOVE our upcoming “first virtual event of its kind” - ADVANCE 360 iNTERACTIVE It’s happening April 30th to May 2nd, 2020, and will be unlike any other virtual event you’ve ever attended. It will be 3 days of jam-packed content, and will include physical workbooks mailed to your door, breakout sessions, prizes, giveaways, a virtual Speak-Off, and much more!  Whether you’re a business owner looking to grow your business with stages, or a meeting planner who runs events of any size, this opportunity is critical for you in your business right now! Register today: Advance 360 iNTERACTIVE: advanceyourreach.com/advance-360   PSS: Meeting Planners Only:  Events 360 iNTERACTIVE: Your Events Matter - How to Pivot & Plan Ahead. [4/20-4/21] Mastermind. Collaborate with other Event Organizers around Navigating Rapid Change & Deciding next steps in uncertain times.    youreventsmatter.com   Here’s what we cover:  Forced to cancel or postpone an event? Here’s why you should not limit your communication to email and social media, and what you should do instead How to gain social capital with your community when announcing the cancellation or postponement of an event An important part of your event that you should “clean up” to avoid a disastrous mistake  Have your events taken a financial hit from COVID-19? Here’s how to offset some of the finances you may have lost from having to cancel or postpone your events  Alternative offers that are working better now because of live events being closed down Why you SHOULDN’T isolate yourself from the outside world, and what to do instead to gain wisdom through your circle of influence How speakers can rise up and SERVE during this time  And much more!   OTHER LINKS: See Pete's Slide Deck     Quick Episode Summary: 0:02 What to expect today 2:20 How much the event industry is worth 5:56 How events have changed my life 8:25 Your event matters 9:24 The three things all event planners should be doing right now 9:48 How we announced Reach LIVE was canceled 14:35 Why you should take time to clean up your contract 16:55 Ways to start making revenue back 20:49 How to set up a 1:1 call 21:28 How to be proactive in this season 28:29 Creative incredible content for your audience 29:00 The new event our team creating 32:58 A behind the curtain look at our digital breakout rooms 37:11 Final thoughts

Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com  Welcome to part one of a very special new series of Inside the Greenroom!  In lieu of what's happening in the world today, this might be the most powerful thing that we’ve ever done on the podcast… Most of us have never experienced something like this in our lifetimes, and my heart goes out to those in the event industry - which is taking one of the biggest hits at the moment. Events all over the world have been either postponed or cancelled, including several I was either running or going to speak at. We also went through this very difficult time back in 2008. At the time, our company had a lot of momentum, events were booming, and it came to a screeching halt. I saw many speakers with powerful messages exit the industry, and I don’t want that to happen again. I’m very happy to say we got through it back in the 2008 recession, and had a breakthrough year because of how we were able to adapt!  In this multi-part series, we’re going to discuss how to pivot and thrive in our business during hard times - because we understand the impact it’s having in the speaking and event industry, and we’re sharing the same struggles you are. I’ll be talking about things we did to overcome the financial crisis during the recession 12 years ago, and also what we’ll be doing NOW at Advance Your Reach to navigate, and boom as a company.  We’ll be speaking on behalf of the major stakeholders in the events industry. In part one, we’re going to cover 8 strategies that are going to help you navigate, win, and boom in this industry as a business owner speaking on stages.  Enjoy!  P.S. - Make sure to visit advanceyourreach.com and get your hands on multiple FREE gifts and resources we have for you to navigate through this crisis. Plus, stay tuned for part 2, coming next week.  Here’s what we cover:  A major opportunity happening in the offline events world right now, and how to capitalize on it  What you should be expanding in the midst of the COV-19 crisis (this will help you to not be so reliant on one source of income, and it will help you truly change people’s lives) The business model of speaking, and the different types of stages you can add into your speaking portfolio  The different types of digital stages you can double down on (in 2019 we were on over 100 digital stages, and the amount of collective revenue was greater than 99%+ of what professional speakers earn every year in speaking fees)   The #1 offline stage you should research and win once the virus dies down (these will be full of attendees once things settle down!) How to create a “win-win” situation for events by helping them offset their expenses, while being able to generate revenue for yourself An overlooked but very powerful stage you can finally begin to build out and promote while you have the time to do so How to serve your meeting planners during a time of uncertainty and worry (meeting planners who control offline stages are greatly impacted by the virus, doing this will go a long way!) And much more!   Quick Episode Summary:   0:30 What to expect today 2:00 Take care of your three steak holders 3:24 How Pete survived 2008 11:14 The eight things you need to think about is to come out on top 11:49 Be a go-giver 14:10 Expand your product suit 19:45 Build out your portfolio of stages 23:37 Double down on digital stages 32:12 Create your own stage 35:00 Recap 38:43 The world needs your message 40:00 How to get more resources   42:40 What's coming up next week

In this episode, you get to know a little more about your host, Kim Lukens and her passion for helping teen girls. She is a wife, mom of three girls, a Certified Health Coach and Teen Mentor. You will also meet "Resident Guest" Melissa Farnsworth. Melissa is also a wife and mom of girls, as well as the owner of Marigold Salon and Marketplace.   They both have vivid memories of the middle and high school years and are ready to share, guide and hopefully entertain. Bring your questions, because they are ready to answer them ALL.   Questions can be submitted through DM on IG @heresthethingteenpodcast or on TikTok @kimlukens.   Quick Episode Summary:   Meet Kim Kim's new website What goes on your body What goes into your body What comes out of your body Meet Melessa Everything is up for discussion What Kim loves about Melissa Know yourself Melissa's open-door policy This is your safe place

Almost everyone has a car and they all have to have repair and maintenance done to it. Whenever people go to get the oil changed in their vehicle they are going to have to wait for it to be done. This is why you want your business to be an inviting and comfortable place so that your customers will always want to come back.   Quick Episode Summary: 1:10 Color Scheme 2:29 Waiting Room Updates 4:22 Beverage Area 4:57 Make it Enjoyable 6:56 Flooring 8:29 Bathrooms

Attention Event Hosts, Event Owners, Meeting & Event Planners! Please join our FB Group Exclusively for you! Your Events Matter Learn how to pivot powerfully In uncertain times and get all the behind the scenes insights and learnings we share to serve your growing events!   CLICK HERE TO JOIN     Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com    Welcome, DeAnna Rogers from the Traffic & Conversion Summit, Inside the Greenroom! In this episode, we discuss how to run and uplevel any type of live event, and how to keep all stakeholders involved happy for years into the future. We talk about planning, preparation, the importance of paying attention to small details, the importance of event vendors, and how to win and retain sponsors for your live events.  On the speaker side of things, we talk about how to stand out as a speaker, and what to avoid at all costs if you want to land highly desirable stages.  DeAnna Rogers has been coordinating and directing events for 15 years. She started with smaller real estate events in the Austin area with as low as 20 attendees, and then grew to running large international events with audiences as large as 10,000. She is currently the Events Director at Digital Marketer, is responsible for one of the largest marketing events called Traffic & Conversion Summit, also known as T&C, along with other events such as WarRoom Mastermind, Certified Partner Program, and a new event called Content & Commerce Summit. DeAnna and her team produce over 30 live events around the globe every year.   Here’s what we cover:  What to avoid when you first start out in running events, and where to place your focus and energy to get the best results The key procedures Deanna follows to make sure she knocks it out of the park for her attendees How to compel your attendees and sponsors to keep coming back to your events, and grow your brand year after year (following this one principle has been a gamechanger for Deanna’s events!) The first thing you should look at when you start planning an event The importance of vendors, and what your goal should be when selecting them for the first time The “little details” that are part of the customer experience that you should never overlook Best ways to get sponsors for your events (Traffic and Conversions used over 250 sponsors last event!) An “untapped resource” you can implement to get connected with sponsors or vendors for your event A key trait to express with your sponsors, especially when you’re just starting out and have no prior success How to structure packages for your sponsors and make it a win-win for their participation Ways to add a “wow” factor to your sponsors, and make them feel good about their decision to work with you at your event  The “ownership mentality” to have at all times when dealing with sponsors (you’ll hear a story of this principle in action, which caused a sponsor to stay with her for 8 years and counting!) The speakers Deanna avoids during the selection process How to make a lasting impact as a speaker (Deanna shares a story of a superstar speaker she observed at one of her events who had the audience captivated, which later caused everyone on social media to talk about the event afterwards) And much more!   LINKS: Facebook: www.facebook.com/sissyrtm Website: trafficandconversionsummit.com   Quick Episode Summary: 0.02 What to expect today 2:34 Welcome Deanna inside the green room! 3:16 How Deanna got started in the biz 5:50 Why Deanna loves what she does 11:30 How to sell out bigger rooms 14:21 The importance of communicating 15:47 Why you need to have a high value for relationships 18:11 The biggest mistakes to avoid as a meeting planner 21:00 How to do sponsorship right 36:03 How to have a great mastermind event 39:32 How to land a stage ran by Deanna 44:25 The speaker who has impacted Deanna the most 45:39 Deanna’s favorite up and coming speaker 46:28 Why live events are so important 48:26 Deanna’s favorite moment inside a greenroom 51:35 My biggest takeaways

Removing wallpaper can take a long time and be a very laborious task. However, when you know how to do it and have all the proper tools, whether it’s the easy or the more difficult way, you will have a much easier time removing it.  Quick Episode Summary: 1:10 Prepping the Room 1:36 Tools 2:27 Easy Removal  6:01 Difficult Removal

You’re having a few rooms in your house painted but the smaller room is going to cost you more than the larger room. Why is that? Smaller rooms can take a lot more time to paint because there isn’t as much room for you to work in and it can be harder to paint around things.  Quick Episode Summary: 0:35 Simple Paint Example 1:11 Things That Increase Time 3:13 Painting a Small Room vs a Large Room

Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com  Welcome, Jennifer Allwood, Inside the Greenroom! In this episode, we discuss how to build your audience and business through online stages, and Jennifer has done it better than most! In fact, she hasn’t missed a DAY of posting on social media over the last 6 years, and built a massive following in the process. In this episode, we get tactical on what it really takes to build an engaging audience with online stages, including ways to boost show-up rates, when to show up live, the optimal length of time to speak, how to get your audience to share your videos, and much more! Jennifer Allwood’s passion is helping creative people turn their talents and hobbies into lucrative online businesses. She realizes that creative business owners are a distinct breed that need unique business guidance and encouragement. Jennifer coaches women on how to scale their businesses online, increase sales and make more money by working less. She has over half a million social media fans and coaches 3,000 business owners monthly in her Creators’ Inner Circle and Creators’ Roadmap course. She hosts a weekly podcast, “The Jennifer Allwood Show,” to give her fellow creative entrepreneurs the help and encouragement they need to succeed in the business world. She is releasing her first book, “Fear Is Not the Boss of You”, in April 2020.  P.S. - We have a very SPECIAL offer for our female audience! In about one month, Jennifer will be releasing her brand new book “Fear Is Not the Boss of You: How to Get Out of Your Head and Live the Life You Were Made For,” and we’re doing a giveaway!  All you have to do is email info@insidethegreeroom.com and answer these 2 questions:  What are some of the obstacles you have overcome as a woman?    What are some of the fears you have had to push through?    That’s it!  The first 25 people who write in will receive a FREE copy of her book!  P.P.S. - Even if you don’t win a free copy we HIGHLY encourage you to grab a copy of Jennifer’s new book here!  Here’s what we cover:  The preferred platform to go live to avoid recreating content all the time Are you introverted? Here’s why you should leverage the power of online stages, and why it gives you complete control Why online stages help you prepare and excel when transitioning to offline stages  How to expand your online presence and reach with Facebook Ads  How to get your audience engaged in your content and boost show-up rates for your live presentations Want to avoid crickets during your live online presentations? Learn Jennifer’s insights on TIMING, and when your audience is most likely to show up How to “kill two birds with one stone” when performing live, and present across multiple platforms The minimum length of time you should speak on Facebook live to “trigger” the algorithm and put you in front of as many people as possible What to avoid doing at the beginning of your Facebook lives  How to compel your audience to watch the replay of your online video if they missed your Facebook live How to get your audience to share your Facebook live  The limitations of free Facebook Groups, and where you should focus your efforts instead The key to getting Facebook’s algorithm to work in your favor, and get in front of as many people as possible with your lives in the long term Why your content should attract some viewers and repel others And much more!   LINKS: Get a free copy of Jennifer's book! CLICK HERE! If you don’t make it in the top 25, you should still grab a copy by clicking here EquippedBizConference.com Take the enneagram test     Quick Episode Summary: 0.02: What to expect today! 3:05 Welcome, Jennifer! 3:53 Why the enneagram is beneficial is a game-changer 8:44 A sneak peek into Jennifer’s newest book 18:46 The fears Jennifer had to overcome 29:03 Why consistency branding is important online 33:30 How to boost Facebook live engagement 36:02 Why Jennifer hates free Facebook groups 37:01 How to get more likes on your fan page 40:04 The speakers who have impacted Jennifer the most 40:28 Jennifer’s favorite up-and-coming speakers 41:00 Why live events are still important 42:44 Jennifer's favorite moment inside a greenroom 45:37 My biggest takeaways

So many people, when they are planning to repaint a room or two in their homes, look up at their ceilings and think, “It doesn’t look bad. I’m not going to paint it.” However, if you look really close at your ceiling, you will see smudges and cracks and nail pops, among other things. Ceilings get a lot dirtier and honestly need more repair than we realize.  Quick Episode Summary:  0:28 Why Should You Paint Your Ceiling 2:30 Benefits of Painting Your Ceiling

Get ready to hear from Carrie on 3 ways to breathe life back into stale business! Buckle up and dive in with us so you can fall in love with your Network Marketing business all over again.   Dream Builders Quote: "Do today what others won’t so tomorrow you can do what others can’t" -Jerry Rice   If this topic resonates make sure you don't ever miss an episode! Become a Dream Builders VIP at carrierobaina.com/dreambuilderspodcast   Quick Episode Summary:   Do what others won't When Carrie met a crossroad in her business What is your "why"? Your "why" can change Getting to the heart of the matter Why you should go to your next company event Prioritize fun Serve people in new ways You have the power to change someone's world  

If you like doing DIY projects around your home then you will want to know how to take care of your paint rollers and brushes. It’s important to take proper care of your tools so that you can get the most use out of them.  Quick Episode Summary: 0:47 Cleaning Roller Covers 3:42 Cleaning Paint Brushes

As people get older their lifestyles change. More and more we see people moving closer to the city when their kids are all grown and moved out. They no longer need their big houses and when they live in the city almost everything they need is within walking distance. As they get older it just makes their lives so much easier.  Quick Episode Summary: 0:41 Aging in a Community 1:36 Conveniences of Living in the City 4:56 Rent or Buy

Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com      Welcome, John Lee Dumas, the Founder & Host of the Entrepreneur on Fire Podcast, Inside the Greenroom!   In this episode, we discuss everything related to one of the most powerful online stages out there - podcasts - and there’s no better person to talk about this than John Lee Dumas. JLD was considered a “first mover” in this industry because he did something NO ONE else was doing at the time, and something both of his mentors advised AGAINST doing, which is starting a DAILY podcast. Today, JLD is heading into his 8th year in a row of NETTING multiple 7-figures per year from his podcast alone.    We discuss the opportunities to get started in the podcasting world today, how to build your audience, how to monetize your audience, how to win other podcasts as a guest speaker, and much more!    John Lee Dumas is an American podcaster, internet personality, and entrepreneur. After bouncing around from the military, where he served in Iraq, to law school, to corporate life, to tech startups, and even commercial real estate - he was searching to find his calling, and eager to do something that both inspired him and inspired others. Today, he’s largely credited as one of the major names in podcasting, hosting what is probably the most successful daily podcast in business, Entrepreneur On Fire. EOF is an award-winning podcast where he interviews inspiring Entrepreneurs who are truly ON FIRE. His podcast has over 2,400 episodes, 1 million+ listens a month, and generates 7-figures in annual revenue.    Here’s what we cover:  How to spot opportunities to get started in the world of podcasting  The power of the “first mover” advantage in podcasting What to avoid when starting out in building your own podcast  Where to find the average podcast listener  How to build your audience by guest speaking on other people’s podcasts How to get people to go deeper with your products & services when speaking on a podcast (yes, people are usually multitasking while listening and it may seem difficult - but there’s a way to do it!) How to leverage your own audience to compile a list of potential guests for your podcast  A simple yet highly effective strategy you can use to research and reach out to the top 200 podcasts in your niche or industry And much more!     Quick Episode Summary: 0:02 What to expect today! 4:11 Welcome JLD Inside The Greenroom! 6:31 How much revenue John has generated from his podcast 10:12 How EOF started 18:05 How to grow your podcast 23:19 How many podcast John is on per month 30:30 How to have a successful CTA on podcast 36:33 The best of the best 38:26 Sneak peek at mine and Kim’s new podcast! 42:27 Monitazision ideas for a non-business podcat 45:00 What it takes to have a great podcast episode 46:42 How to land any podcast 52:30 The speakers who have impacted John the most 54:16 Why live events are still important 55:27 John’s favorite moment inside a greenroom 58:48 My biggest takeaways

It’s important to do the proper preparation before you begin any project. One thing you may not think about is the yard prep you should do before you paint or do any kind of project on the outside of your home. However, yard prep for exterior house painting is very important for the success of your project. Quick Episode Summary: 0:40 Trimming Things Back 1:42 Protecting Your Plants 2:30 Other Considerations 3:00 More on Trimming 3:46 Enhancing Your Curb Appeal

Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com   Welcome, Dean Graziosi, Co-Founder of Knowledge Business Blueprint, Inside the Greenroom! This is a very special episode for me today because I'm with a friend, mentor, and somebody that I've learned so much from. He’s a meeting planner who controls some of the world's TOP stages, and is the founder or co-founder of multiple brands worth over $1 billion! We first met over 10 years ago when he donated to a non-profit I was involved with, called Rachel’s Challenge. Fast forward to present day, and we have now established a partnership with Tony Robbins and Dean’s and company, Knowledge Business Blueprint!  In this episode, we discuss the power of self-education and having specialized knowledge. He opens up about the moment that changed his life for the better, and opened his mind to an entirely new world. We also discuss the BOOMING industry that Forbes says is headed to $1 billion PER DAY, and how you can use this to your advantage.    Dean Graziosi is a multiple New York Times best selling author, entrepreneur, and investor. He has started or has been involved in 13+ companies that have resulted in over 1 billion dollars in revenue. For over 20 years Dean has been dedicated to delivering self-education to those seeking transformation and success outside the normal path of traditional education.   LINKS: peteslink.com   Here’s what we cover:  The 2 things that transformed Dean’s life, and how it opened him up to an entirely new world The transition that’s going on right now, and why it’s crucial to have specialized knowledge The booming industry that Forbes says is headed to $1 billion dollars PER DAY, and what you should be doing about it Why common sense is not always common, and why you should be using this to your advantage The counter intuitive approach that led to Dean’s complete financial transformation of keynotes doubling, and sales quadrupling  And much more!   P.S. - You DON’T want to miss Dean’s live “once a year” online training event coming up on February 27th! Click here to register and learn how you can tap into the exploding digital economy (without creating a complicated course, digital agency, or writing a book).   LINKS: peteslink.com     Connect with Dean:  Facebook www.deangraziosi.com LinkedIn Instagram: @DeanGraziosi   Quick Episode Summary: 0:02 What to expect today! 3:07 Welcome Dean Inside the greenroom! 4:02 When Dean hit ten figures 5:08 What impacted Dean’s life the most 7:00 What is self-education? 9:44 The one question you should ask yourself 14:35 How Dean’s students are impacting the world 16:22 Dean’s advice to meeting planners 22:14 Bring the stage to you 26:07 What you can learn from Kim Vargas 29:47 The speakers who have impacted Dean the most 32:01 The most important advice for speakers 33:45 Why live events are still important 35:49 Dean’s favorite moment inside a greenroom 42:44 My biggest takeaways

When you finally decide to get some painting done around your house you need to make sure you do your due diligence and see to it that you know exactly what is going to be on your proposal. By doing your due diligence you will save yourself so much trouble and be sure that your project will turn out the best it can in the end. Quick Episode Summary: 1:00 Preparation List 2:15 Paint Process 3:29 What is Being Painted 4:19 Number of Colors 4:54 Disposal 5:25 Other Things to Know

Get ready to hear from Carrie as she humbly shares three things she did right and wrong as a Network Marketer. You'll learn from her mistakes and gain wisdom on how to move forward with your business today! Dream Builders Quote: "Each life is made of mistakes and learning, waiting and growing, practicing patience, and being persistent." -Billy Graham   Quick Episode Summary:   A common feeling for Network Marketing What Carrie loves about the industry Overcoming the obstacles of Network Marketing When Carrie got into the business What to do with the negative voices Creating boundaries Is it time to suck it up? How can you add value? Income-producing activity Identify what is really important  If this topic resonates make sure you don't ever miss an episode! Join our VIP email club now  https://carrierobaina.com/dreambuilderspodcast/  

Attention Event Hosts, Event Owners, Meeting & Event Planners! Please join our FB Group Exclusively for you! Your Events Matter Learn how to pivot powerfully In uncertain times and get all the behind the scenes insights and learnings we share to serve your growing events!   CLICK HERE TO JOIN     Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com  Welcome, Alex Cattoni, Co-Host of the Flight Club Mastermind, Inside the Greenroom! In this episode, we discuss the concept of wearing a “Captain’s Hat,” and how it can help your ability to both speak at ANY event, and run them too. We get into practical detail on the common mistakes you should avoid at events, how to deliver your talk, and how to incentivize speakers at your event to give the best presentation possible!  We mostly talk about mastermind events in this episode, but this advice is applicable to ANY event!  Alex Cattoni is a copywriter, speaker, creator of the Copy Posse Launch Pad Coaching Program, and Co-thost of the Flight Club Mastermind. She is a multi-passionate entrepreneur and creative mind behind multiple businesses and highly valued brands. Since starting Cattoni Creative in 2011, she launched several successful brands and have proudly partnered with many of the hottest transformational authors and businesses on the planet, writing high-converting sales copy, scaling multi-million dollar brands, and crafting iconic promotional campaigns. Here’s what we cover:  How to construct the feeling of exclusivity at your mastermind events How to avoid letting attendees down when inviting new speakers to your event A mistake you should avoid at the beginning of your event (this can get you off track for the rest of the day!) Little touches you can implement into your events to make attendees feel special  How to implement friendly competition among the speakers at your event to incentivize them to bring their A-game! A mistake speakers make when presenting highly specialized content, and how to avoid it  What most attendees CRAVE when watching speakers The #1 rule at most masterminds that most speakers must follow (break this and the meeting planner may kick you off stage!) Running an event? Here’s the one part you should memorize, word for word And much more! Quick Episode Summary: will be done   Speakers that Impacted The Interviewee’s Life: Brendon Burchard Mat Boggs Up & Coming Speakers that the world needs to know about:    Conner Beaton  Mat Groves (check the recording on this name)  Selena Grave (money boss Jeremy Goldberg (long distance love bombs)    Quick Episode Summary: 0.02 What to expect today! 3:13 Welcome Alex inside the greenroom 3:31 How Alex and I met 5:09 Alex’s industry background 8:27 How giving feedback opened doors for Alex 9:28 One of Alex’s core values as an event planner 11:16 How to add credibility to your speakers 15:37 How Alex has practically up-leveled their event 17:15 The most common mistake event planners make 18:52 What you can learn from Alex’s mistakes 22:51 What is the captain’s hat 30:09 What your audience is hungry for 33:26 What NOT to do as a speaker 38:00 The speakers who have impacted Alex the most 39:02 The best up and coming speakers 41:03 Why live events and masters minds are still important 42:35 Alex’s favorite moment inside the greenroom 46:21 My biggest takeaways   Connect with Alex! www.alexcattoni.com Facebook YouTube IG/Twitter/LinkedIn: @AlexCattoni  

You want to DIY paint the exterior of your home, but you don’t know where to start. Discover the important steps to paint the exterior of your home yourself.  Quick Episode Summary: 0:40 Preparation Before Painting 2:37 What to Paint First 4:10 Plan Your Work

Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com    Welcome back to the second part of our very special 2-part series!  Last week, I presented my biggest takeaways from all of the interviews I held on the Inside the Greenroom podcast in 2019, and many LOVED it, and went back to listen to previous episodes as a result.  Today, I cover what’s working with stages in 2020 - both with running events, and speaking on stage.  I share the five core things that make the best events in the world stand out, as well as thefive core ways the best speakers stand out amongst the competition.  This is what is working NOW! I know the final part of our mini-series will be a gamechanger for you and set you up for a lot of success in 2020!  Here are some of the major takeaways from today’s episode:  A #1 factor that determines the longevity of an annual event (this is what separates those that will be around tomorrow vs. those that don’t last!)  What you must take inventory of and care deeply about far in advance of the event start date to provide the best experience possible A phrase you should avoid when filling your event (this sets the wrong intention for your attendees, and it’s a BIG reason why meeting planners see their numbers dropping)  The power of a ticket map, and using it to your advantage to fill seats The key to getting your audience to come back over and over again, and to rave about your event to their friends  The TOP ways to STOP leaving revenue on the table (one of our clients boosted his revenue from $200k to $2 million based on this!) The power of gifting, and how it can set you apart as a speaker How to deliver the goods on stage using a multisensory approach A big LIE speakers are told (or they believe to be true) when it comes to winning stages The “marketing graveyard” that’s continually expanding, and why you should use the one marketing medium that will never die    And much, much more!     P.S. - REACH Live 2020 is right around the corner, and it will be our BEST live event yet! Click here to get your tickets, and secure your seat.    Quick Episode Summary: 0:26 What do to except today! 2:21 How you can help us grow 2:46 Sneak peek at Reach Live 4:30 The events that are experiencing growth in 2020 6:35 Taking care of your stakeholders 9:28 Language to avoid as a meeting planner 11:46 How you can implement a ticket map 17:30 What is working for speakers in 2020 28:16 What stages I am on this year!   MENTIONED EPISODES: Creating Events For All Personality Types with JJ Virgin How To Add A Zero To Your Pay Check Through Learning Environment With Jon Berghoff  

The maintenance of your restaurant is an important thing to have on your schedule. Restaurants get so much wear and tear with their constant business. Sometimes, they’re so busy it’s hard to keep track of what needs to be done. However, if you want to keep yourself and your customers happy, you will need to have a proper maintenance schedule. Quick Episode Summary: 0:24 The Best Time to Paint 1:23 Bathrooms 2:30 Dining Areas 3:40 Kitchen 4:10 Front Entrance 4:41 Importance of Maintenance

Painting truly is a fantastic way to boost your home's value in addition to helping make it look new and beautiful. All you have to do is choose the right colors that will work for you and your home. Do your very best to preserve it, and you are going to have a lovely home for years to come. Quick Episode Summary: 0:26 Exterior Painting Terms 2:04 Style of Your House 2:38 Subtle or Bold Colors 3:18 Other Factors 4:29 Working With All Your Exterior Colors 5:16 Tips

Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com  We’re BACK with our first episode in the new year, and we’re here to bring you part 1 of a very special 2-part series! Today’s episode will focus on our biggest takeaways from all the interviews I held on the Inside the Greenroom podcast in 2019.  Think of this as a cliff notes version of a couple dozen “ah-ha’s” we had over the past year. If you’re up to date and listened to every episode thus far, it will serve as a reminder of the big ideas we covered. If you’re brand new to the podcast, we highly encourage you to identify just 2-3 “big ideas” that stood out to you and go back to listen to the full episode. You’d be surprised with how much of a difference it can make in your business if you implement just ONE big idea you hear from one of our interviews.  Part 2 will be released next week, and I’m going to cover what’s working TODAY with events, and landing stages.  I really believe the next couple of episodes in our “mini-series” will be impactful and set you up for a lot of success in 2020!  Here are some of the major takeaways from our guests in 2019:  How a lot of online companies are using offline, physical stages to grow their businesses The importance of building a speaking team once a brand reaches a certain level Why you should include the element of FUN into your events How 1 association can yield you 1,000+ speaking opportunities The nuance differences in winning international stages The benefits of BATCHING stages The power of dream stages How to overcome stage fright How to avoid being the road warrior Creating multiple streams of revenues in your event Using an in-house team to fill a large event How to sell high-ticket events How a book can make a difference to win a stage The power of using strategic gifting to win stages, and strengthen relationships How to fill and grow the attendance of your events with a smaller list Why a dialed-in Signature Talk will always outperform the written sales letter How strategy makes or breaks your events The secrets of making introverts feel welcome How to add a zero to your paycheck    And much, much more!   P.S. - REACH Live 2020 is right around the corner, and it will be our BEST live event yet! Click here to get your tickets, and secure your seat.    Quick Episode Summary:   0:28 We are back! 1:13 How I spent the Holidays 2:08 What's next for Inside The Greenroom 3:21 What is currently working in the industry 5:59 My biggest takeaways from 2019 36:56 What to expect in 2020    

Your nursing home or assisted living facility needs to be like home to the residents that live there. You would like to make it as welcoming and pleasant as possible. We hope these ideas help you in making your buildings better for those individuals living there right now as well as for those that will live there in the future. Quick Episode Summary: 0:43 Entryway & Reception Area 4:28 Guest Rooms 5:38 Common Areas 8:17 Product Tips

Whizz rollers are extraordinarily diverse. They are being put to use much more frequently by experienced painters in areas where brushes are generally used due to their being a lot more efficient. So what is the very best paint roller to use? Quick Episode Summary: 0:19 What are Whizz Rollers 1:34 Handles 2:34 Where to Use Them 5:05 Covers

Sometimes, it is a struggle to wrap your head around why someone would do what they do. In Romans 12, there are 7 types of gifts listed that explains various designs in us all and how we can come together to build up the body of Christ. As you listen to each type, consider those you know and how they display a characteristic of the Father with how they are primarily motivated.   Quick Episode Summary:  The 7 gifts Paul refers to How to know what your motivators are Characteristics of the motivation design types How to parent the different motivational types Growing in acceptance

You have actually decided to paint the exterior of your home. No matter if you are doing it yourself or employing a contractor, there will be things you need to accomplish in advance. The top 3 things to prepare for an outside paint job are: trimming back trees and bushes, moving vehicles, and removing things on and around the exterior of your home. Quick Episode Summary: 0:28 Trim Back Trees & Bushes 1:06 Move Your Vehicles 1:44 Remove Things On & Around Your House

We often spend a lot of time making the outside of our house look good, however after a couple of years, it does not look very good any longer. This is due to exterior factors. The top 3 factors that negatively impact the outside of your house are: Mother Nature, animals, and insufficient maintenance. Quick Episode Summary: 0:28 Mother Nature 1:20 Animals 2:35 Maintenance

Excessive moisture in the bathroom is among the biggest obstacles most homeowners deal with inside their bathroom. It is necessary to know why it's taking place and how to decrease moisture in the bathroom. By getting ahead of it and fixing it at the source of the problem rather than simply covering it up, you will spare yourself many headaches in the future. Quick Episode Summary: 1:20 Worn Out Exhaust Fans 1:40 Improper Ventilation  1:54 Poorly Insulated Walls & Ceilings

Doctor's office spaces get a lot of wear and tear each day with so many people coming in and out. You would like your patients to feel relaxed and comfortable in your office. It is extremely helpful to go through your building and look at it through a patient's eyes. While you walk, keep in mind these 5 medical office interior improvement ideas. By doing this, you will have the ability to know better what needs to get done to make your office a lot more comfortable and welcoming. Quick Episode Summary: 0:38 Nighttime Painting & Renovation 1:22 Entryway 2:46 Waiting Room 3:34 Hallways 4:27 Bathrooms 5:35 Exam Rooms

Often we get all excited to start a project but neglect to prepare ahead of time and consider all the small details that can ruin or delay its completion. Remodeling is an exciting time but can also be a stress filled time. With the assistance of these 5 things to keep in mind when remodeling your house and planning carefully long before you begin, you can truly make the job flow a lot easier and turn out much better than you pictured in the end. Quick Episode Summary: 1:00 Scheduling 1:28 Paint 3:15 Handles & Knobs 4:36 Lighting 5:45 More on Scheduling

In this episode, Melody shares her personal strategies for successful trail running! She shares 6 tips that ensure she hits the trails at least 4 times a month! This is a podcast to help mid-pack trail runners unlock their inner warrior and find success on the trails! It's also a great resource for your trail curious friends. Mentioned Resources:  www.sherunstrails.com/melsgear www.trailsisters.net   Quick Episode Summary: 6 Simple Strategies Find a Motivated Trail Sister Journal Keep it fun! Reward yourself along the way. Organize your running gear. Intentional Planning Connect with us! Want more of She Runs Trails? Follow us on Facebook and Instagram and go to www.sherunstrails.com

If you are the owner of a small company or the manager of a commercial business within your town, then you understand the significance of outside commercial building upkeep. But often the days and weeks escape you and you concentrate on the interior appearance of your business. But from a customer's viewpoint, the outside appearance of the building, windows, doors, and walkways entering into your place sends a strong impression. Good or bad. What sort of impression do you want to make? Quick Episode Summary: 0:30 What’s Going on on the Outside 0:54 Are You Proactive or Reactive 3:10 When to Check Your Building

Attention Event Hosts, Event Owners, Meeting & Event Planners! Please join our FB Group Exclusively for you! Your Events Matter Learn how to pivot powerfully In uncertain times and get all the behind the scenes insights and learnings we share to serve your growing events!   CLICK HERE TO JOIN         Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com  Welcome, Jon Berghoff from Flourishing Leadership Institute, Inside the Greenroom! Live events are getting more expensive to run, tickets are harder to sell, and information is becoming commoditized! In this episode, Jon shows you how to run a new type of event that gets your audience engaged throughout the entire process, and has them leave wanting to come back for more. We discuss transforming the type of event from passive to active learning, crowdsourcing wisdom from event attendees, orchestrating the event to help people connect easier, and much more!  You’re in for a real treat because this is GROUNDBREAKING information we’ve never shared on the podcast!  Jon Berghoff is the Co-Founder and President of Flourishing Leadership Institute (FLI). Under Jon’s leadership, the FLI team has designed and facilitated whole-system change efforts through large group collaborative summits for organizations that include BMW, Fathom, Boeing Corporation, Vitamix Corporation, Fortec Medical, and Fairmount Santrol. Jon previously served as the head of sales for the direct sales team at Vitamix Corporation, where revenue grew by 400% in less than 4 years, as their team grew from 175 to over 600 members. His work in Appreciative Leadership, Emotionally Intelligent Negotiations, and Influence has brought him to Australia, Japan, the UK, and South America. Jon is in high demand, known for his authenticity and highly engaging style of creating powerful learning experiences for participants.   Here’s what we cover:  The number one question you should ask to drive research, partnerships, and ultimately unlock the power in groups of people  Why it has become increasingly difficult to sell tickets at events, and what meeting planners can do about it The 3 primary reasons people show up to live events nowadays The simplest way you can transform an event from passive learning to active learning (real-life example included!) Learn about the one thing that matters most to your audience on a communal level, according to a study ran by Google  How to have event attendees “crowdsource” success strategies amongst each other (Jon has said that this exercise alone is just as useful, if not MORE useful than the information presented by the main speakers!)  The 4 questions you can attendees to bring out the best possible success strategies and insights What speakers MUST HAVE in addition to being great on stage The fastest way to add a zero to your speaking fees And much more!   Quick Episode Summary: 0.02 What to expect today! 2:05 Welcome Jon inside the greenroom 3:39 Get to know Jon 6:04 Changes in the market Meeting Planners need to know about 7:06 Why people show up to an event 12:13 How to creative beneficial learning environments 16:31 Bring out the best in any system 20:02 Jon's advice to Meeting Planners 22:30 The best activities to start an event 27:16 Jon's advice to speakers 31:31 Incorporating experiential learning from stage 33:58 The The speakers who have impacted Jon the most 34:54 Jons favorite up-and-coming speakers 37:00 Why live events are still important 38:14 Jon's favorite moment inside a greenroom 40:13 My Biggest takeaways   Guest Resources: www.lead2flourish.com

Curb appeal is a thing every single homeowner makes every effort to accomplish. You work hard and want to get back at the conclusion of a long day of work and see your home from the drive up and be happy with how it looks. And having terrific outside curb appeal is something you'll need to sell your home quickly on the real estate market. Quick Episode Summary: 0:42 Front Door & Side Lites 1:27 Pressure Wash 2:27 Sealing Driveway 2:41 Misc. Additions 3:22 Lighting 4:17 Repaint or Restain

Attention Event Hosts, Event Owners, Meeting & Event Planners! Please join our FB Group Exclusively for you! Your Events Matter Learn how to pivot powerfully In uncertain times and get all the behind the scenes insights and learnings we share to serve your growing events!   CLICK HERE TO JOIN       Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com  Today, you’re in for a treat with a SPECIAL Inside the Greenroom Episode!  Recently, we hosted a 9+ hour-long Livestream, also called Inside the Greenroom. We interviewed some of the world’s TOP meeting planners who control thousands of dream stages in over 16 niches.  We interviewed about two dozen people over the full-day marathon. And today, my team has hand-selected 6 of the BEST interviews, and we’re merging them together for one amazing episode!  You’ll hear from:  Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income Dean Graziosi of Knowledge Business Blueprint (and many other stages) Stu McLaren of Tribe Live Dolores Hirshmann of a highly desirable “Red Circle Stage” (listen to the full episode to learn what this is!)  Dave Woodward of Clickfunnels Jennifer Allwood of Equipped Conference  Be prepared to learn several golden nuggets from 6 different experts who represent 6 different fields!  Here’s what we cover:  The power and convenience of online stages, and how easy it can be to scale your business if you land the right ones Why you must always place your community first, and how to curate the best content for them What the world is CRAVING when watching a speaker Impact vs. financial success...which one should you choose? (the answer may surprise you!)  How to stand out as a speaker, and be well received by both the audience and the meeting planner Speaking on someone else’s stage? Learn the best practices to be respectful to their community The power of what a certain “Red Circle Stage” stage can do to your business, and how to land one (including two “from scratch” success stories) The two things that truly matter when trying to land a Red Circle Stage stage, PLUS major things to avoid when applying for one Here’s what trumps EVERYTHING when it comes to standing out (even among big name speakers)  Do you hate traveling and speaking on physical stages? Try out these amazing alternatives (perfect for busy mom’s or home-bodies) How to build your audience, and serve them for the long-term And much more!   Links: Ultimate Stage Guide: insidethegreenroompodcast.com/stages   Quick Episode Summary: 00:2 What to expect today! 3:27 Welcome Dave Woodward 7:59 How Clickfunnels uses physical stages 13:26 Welcome Dean Graziosi 16:06 Dean's advice to speakers 26:17 Welcome Jennifer Allwood 26:51 How Jennifer Allwood overcame stage fright 35:31 Welcome Pat Flynn 36:08 The power of online stages 39:52 The Pat Flynn effect 47:04 Welcome Dolores Hirshmann 54:19 Welcome Stu McLaren 1:10:09 My Biggest takeaways

There are actually tons of different types of caulks out on the market. Many for interior tasks and various other for outside tasks. Find out the best uses for 100% silicone caulk when it comes to your projects, both interior and exterior. The general rule is that where you have water inside or outside your house, you'll really want to use 100% silicone caulk. Only don't paint on top of it, and you should be good to go. Quick Episode Summary: 0:24 Interior Uses 1:17 Exterior Uses