Podcast appearances and mentions of Rachel Allen

Dan Saladino finds out how a family farm in west Cork became one of the world's most influential cookery schools. Featuring Darina and Rachel Allen, Rory O'Connell and JR Ryall. Produced and presented by Dan Saladino.

One of Ireland's most beloved chefs joins Daniel on this Friday's episode of "Creatively Me" - the uniquely talented Rachel Allen. From her early days training at Ballymaloe to becoming a household name for foodies everywhere, Rachel has inspired generations with her warmth, and her individual but relatable approach to cooking and baking. Rachel's infectious passion for the culinary world has expanded to a range of cookbooks, and tv programmes, on channels like RTE and BBC airing in territories around the world. In this episode, Daniel will chat to Rachel all about her early interest in culinary arts, the power of nostalgia in the context of the meals we all grow up loving, and how she's navigated an impressive career that's blended family, food, and storytelling. All of this & more on today's episode of "Creatively Me".Rachel Allen - ⁠https://www.rachelallen.comRachel Allen on Instagram - ⁠https://www.instagram.com/rachelallencooks/?hl=enBallymaloe Cookery School - https://www.ballymaloecookeryschool.ieDaniel's Book "Breanne 1975" - ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.amazon.co.uk/Breanne-1975-Daniel-Heaphy/dp/1804392030⁠⁠⁠⁠Connect with Daniel on Instagram - ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/d.heaphymedia/⁠⁠⁠Connect with Daniel on Facebook - ⁠⁠⁠https://m.facebook.com/100067449105174/⁠⁠⁠Connect with Daniel on LinkedIn - ⁠⁠⁠https://ie.linkedin.com/in/daniel-heaphy-4984381a3⁠⁠⁠Daniel on IMDB - ⁠⁠⁠https://www.imdb.com/name/nm13256427/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_1_nm_7_q_DANIEL%2520HEAPHY⁠⁠⁠Email - creativelymepodcast@gmail.com“Creatively Me” Theme Music by Bukky - ⁠⁠https://open.spotify.com/artist/1v7rqTLaVA3Ce6Q9R98dSq⁠⁠

If you're a regular listener, you'll know I'm very pro Mastermind. But it's a sad fact that it can be very hard to find a good one to join.  So, on today's show, we discuss the red flags to look for. Rachel Allen joins – she's a copywriter, business owner + longtime Masterminder in my groups who has just started her own Mastermind. We discuss what makes a real Mastermind (hint: a Facebook group doesn't cut it), why you need a clear theme + outcome + the reason to run quickly away from high pressure sales. I share how to avoid groups that won't be a good long-term fit + Rachel reveals the subtle signs a Mastermind leader might be a narcissist. Look for more shows in this Red Flags strand where we kvetch about the iffier side of the coaching + course based world.  Further Mastermind Episodes:  Salon Masterminds Mastermind Smorgasbord: Which type will you pick? Masterminds: Your Next Step? Mastermind Basics: What They Are + Why You Need One Rachel's Website:  boltfromthebluecopywriting.com Rachel's Instagram: instagram.com/boltfromthebluecopywriting Rachel's email : rachel at boltfromthebluecopywriting.com  ==== If you'd like my help with your Business go to www.lizscully.com/endlessClients ==== And don't forget to get your reading list of the 10 essential reads for every successful biz owner - these are the books Liz recommends almost on the daily to her strategy + Mastermind clients. This isn't your usual list of biz books, these answer the challenges you've actually got coming up right now. Helpful, quick to read and very timely. Click here lizscully.com/reading to get your book list

If you've spent even a moment online looking at how to improve your business, you'll have read endless versions of ‘identify your client Avatar'.  And as far as I'm concerned, yes you should, but… Rachel Allen copywriter + owner of Bolt from the Blue Copywriting is with us again to share that just maybe you should put your avatar out of its misery instead. Because today's show is another Unpopular Opinion + this one is quite spicy indeed. Oddly, I actually agree with her – but killing? Perhaps not. Listen in to learn what to do instead. And if you enjoy a fresh take to shake up your perspective, look for more episodes in the Unpopular Opinions strand. The Improve Your Messaging Mini-Training Episodes – Liz solo episodes:  #1: Positioning Get super clear on what your business does better than anyone + why that's important to your client. #2: Avatar's Pain – this episode Understand your Avatar's pain – this is crucial for tailoring your messaging and offerings to meet their needs. #3: Core Messaging This show - where we bring it all together to create a refreshed Core Message.  Books discussed in this episode: Buyer Personas - Adele Revella Rachel's Website:  boltfromthebluecopywriting.com Rachel's Instagram: instagram.com/boltfromthebluecopywriting Rachel's email: rachel at boltfromthebluecopywriting.com  ==== If you'd like my help with your Business go to www.lizscully.com/endlessClients ==== And don't forget to get your reading list of the 10 essential reads for every successful biz owner - these are the books Liz recommends almost on the daily to her strategy + Mastermind clients. This isn't your usual list of biz books, these answer the challenges you've actually got coming up right now. Helpful, quick to read and very timely. Click here lizscully.com/reading to get your book list

In this episode, Dusty Porter interviews Rachel Allen, a middle school band teacher who transitioned from TikTok to YouTube, sharing her journey of content creation, community building, and the challenges of engaging with students and audiences online. Rachel discusses her rapid growth on TikTok, the importance of consistency in content creation, and her strategies for repurposing content across platforms. She also reflects on the impact of her work on her students and the music education community, as well as her future aspirations as a creator. What We Offer Creators Join Creator Communities. A place to gather with other creators every single day. This provides you access to Our Private Discord Server, Monthly Mastermind Group, and MORE!  Hire Dusty To Be Your YouTube Coach Subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Each week I document what I'm doing in my business and creative journey, share new things I've discovered, mistakes I've made, and much more! About Rachel: Rachel Allen is in her 20th year as a public school teacher, spending the majority of her career specializing in teaching middle school band. She started creating band content on in 2022 and has grown to almost 200K followers on Tiktok. In the fall of 2024, she started her YouTube channel specializing in short form content and has grown her subscriber count to just over 100K in just 4 months. Follow The Show: Facebook /// X /// YouTube /// Instagram Connect With Rachel Here: YouTube Channel /// TikTok Request a Guest To Come On The Podcast:

Change can be hard – doing it through the written word can be even tougher. But that is, of course, the essence of what we're doing with a sales page or a newsletter. Sales of any sort is about helping people change from no interest to keen to buy.  So, I brought in Rachel Allen, owner of Bolt from the Blue Copywriting + marketing maven.  We discuss three books on different aspects of persuasion getting into details on the importance of empathy in marketing + how to create a magnetic experience for potential clients. Look for more Book Huddle episodes where experts share their fave books. This episode is also part of the December Daily, where - you guessed it - the show is, gasp, daily for the whole month. Books discussed in this episode: Switch - Chip Heath and Dan Heath Blue Ocean Strategy - W. Chan Kim and Rene Mauborgne The Chimp Paradox - Steve Peters Rachel's Website:  boltfromthebluecopywriting.com Rachel's Instagram: instagram.com/boltfromthebluecopywriting Rachel's email : rachel @boltfromthebluecopywriting.com  ==== If you'd like my help with your Business go to www.lizscully.com/endlessClients ==== And don't forget to get your reading list of the 10 essential reads for every successful biz owner - these are the books Liz recommends almost on the daily to her strategy + Mastermind clients. This isn't your usual list of biz books, these answer the challenges you've actually got coming up right now. Helpful, quick to read and very timely. Click here lizscully.com/reading to get your book list

This week's episode is a rerun of our captivating conversation with Dr. Rachel Allen, an anesthesiologist and ketamine therapy pioneer. Dr. Allen discusses how ketamine—a medication she has used for decades in her practice—has evolved into a groundbreaking treatment for depression, PTSD, and anxiety. She shares deeply personal patient stories and explains the science behind the “snowglobe effect,” which helps reset the brain's neural pathways. Tune in to learn how ketamine therapy is changing lives and what you should consider if exploring this option.How Long Will You Live? Take our quiz today and find out! Visit: ageist.com/longevity-quizThanks To Our SponsorsOur Place – our favorite cookware brand for non-toxic, PFA-free pots and brands. Use code “AGEIST” for 10% off at fromourplace.com LMNT Electrolytes — our favorite electrolytes for optimal hydration. Listeners receive a free 8-serving sample pack with their purchase at DrinkLMNT.com/AGEIST.Momentous Supplements – Committed to the best in human performance, Momentous converts gold-standard scientific testing into real world impact via the highest quality health and sport supplements. Use code AGEIST at checkout to save 20% off your first order or visit www.livemomentous.com/ageistKey Moments“Ketamine creates a ‘snowglobe effect,' shaking up entrenched neural pathways to allow fresh connections.”“For some, ketamine therapy becomes one of the top most meaningful experiences of their lives.”“We believe no patient should sit alone during treatment—this is a journey we guide together.”Connect with Dr. Rachel AllenWebsiteFacebookFull Interview TranscriptConnect with AGEISTNewsletterInstagramWebsiteSay hi to the SuperAge team!

Rachel: Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Conference Insights03:05 Career Journey and Transition to Recruiting05:56 Automation in Talent Acquisition at 7-Eleven08:57 Meeting Candidates Where They Are11:47 Leveraging Technology for Recruitment14:53 Assessing Character and Cultural Fit18:07 Team Dynamics and Leadership Insights  Jason: 18:08 Introduction and Background21:12 The Evolution of Talent Acquisition Technology24:03 Embracing AI in Recruitment27:01 Measuring Candidate Experience30:11 Quality of Hire and Onboarding Challenges33:11 Future of Talent Acquisition and Closing Thoughts

Anton was joined by celebrity chef Rachel Allen and Gary O'Hanlon, Executive Head Chef at The K Club, to preview their upcoming masterclasses at the Taste of Kildare Food and Drink Festival.

Today we have copywriting expert Rachel Allen in the studio sharing books that'll have you sounding just like you online. Because there's nothing worse than looking at what you've written for your biz + realising it's stiff, overly formal or just plain… not you. All today's books are good but do listen for the one that explains the line from when people got online, to their internet ‘dialect'. Fascinating Rachel's Website:  https://boltfromthebluecopywriting.com Rachel's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/boltfromthebluecopywriting Rachel's email : rachel@boltfromthebluecopywriting.com  Books discussed in this episode:  Click titles to see on Amazon #affiliated Made to Stick – Chip + Dan Heath https://amzn.to/4eEo0TS Illuminate – Nancy Duarte https://amzn.to/45EN0q4 Resonate – Nancy Duarte https://amzn.to/3zm9srV Switch - Chip + Dan Heath https://amzn.to/4ch9PCG Because Internet - Gretchen Mcculloch https://amzn.to/4cCu4dH ==== And don't forget to get your reading list of the 10 essential reads for every successful biz owner - these are the books Liz recommends almost on the daily to her strategy + Mastermind clients.  This isn't your usual list of biz books, these answer the challenges you've actually got coming up right now. Helpful, quick to read and very timely.   Click here lizscully.com/reading to get your book list

The Branding Blueprint: Transforming Values into Profitable BusinessesIn the latest episode of our podcast, Rachel Allen and Solveig Petch, co-founders of Triple Diamond, delve into the intricacies of branding and share their expertise on building legacy brands. Their discussion is a treasure trove of insights for businesses aiming to create a brand that not only stands out in a crowded market but also resonates deeply with their target audience. Here, we break down the key takeaways from their conversation, offering actionable advice and detailed explanations to guide you in your branding journey.Rachel and Solveig emphasize that a brand should be a reflection of the business's core values and beliefs, rather than just a vehicle for profit. This approach ensures that the brand resonates authentically with its audience and stands the test of time. They highlight the importance of creating a unique value proposition that sets your brand apart from the competition and share a compelling case study of a client who successfully transitioned their expertise into a new field with the help of Triple Diamond. This underscores the importance of leveraging your unique strengths to create a brand that stands out.Understanding consumer behavior and building trust with your audience are critical components of a successful brand. Rachel and Solveig stress the importance of market research, creating detailed customer personas, and utilizing behavioral analytics to refine your branding strategy. They also highlight the importance of working with clients who are willing to self-reflect and trust the expertise of branding professionals. By following the insights and actionable tips shared by Rachel and Solveig, you can build a brand that not only stands out in a crowded market but also resonates deeply with your target audience.About Rachel Allen:Rachel Allen is a fast-thinking, deeply nerdy marketer with 15+ years' broad-ranging experience providing heart-led, data-driven outreach for businesses and nonprofs.About Solveig Petch:Solveig Petch, aka Petchy, is a values-centered, whip-smart brand strategist who's spent the past 20+ years creating remarkable branding for the quietly rebellious for businesses all over the world.About Triple Diamond:We've built brands for some of the biggest (and smallest) businesses on the internet. Now, we're combining our powers to create the Triple Diamond Brand package, where we take our 3+ decades of combined expertise, our deep commitment to human-first values, and our master craftsmanship to build your bigger picture business brand.If you're looking for something that goes beyond the typical “7 Days to a Brand You LOVE!”, or some disposable branding you buy off Fiverr, we're the people you want in your corner.You want to make an impact beyond your bank account. We want to partner with you to make it happen.Links Mentioned in this Episode:Want to learn more? Check out Triple Diamond's website at https://petchy.co/triple-diamondCheck out Triple Diamond on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/triplediamond/Check out Rachel Allen on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/rcallenwriterCheck out Solveig Petch on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/petchy/Don't forget to subscribe to The Thoughtful Entrepreneur and thank you for listening. Tune in next time! Apply to be a Guest on The Thoughtful Entrepreneur: https://go.upmyinfluence.com/podcast-guestMore from UpMyInfluence:We

Find Glynn Purnell at BBC Gardeners' World Live on all four days (13-16 June) at the Chef's Table Show Garden.Often called the ‘Yummy Brummie', Glynn Purnell started cooking professionally at the age of 14. After securing a work experience placement in a hotel kitchen, he spent the next two years catching the No 966 bus to the Metropole Hotel at the NEC where he was quickly promoted to making salads and flipping burgers. A six-year stint followed, gaining experience in every department from banqueting to the A La Carte Terrace Restaurant, where he discovered his talent and passion for fine dining. It wasn't long before he began winning awards including the prestigious Salon Culinaire.His next professional step was as Chef de Partie at Simpson's Restaurant where he progressed to the position of Sous Chef. The restaurant was awarded a Michelin star and Glynn went on to win many accolades within the industry.After training with top chefs including Gordon Ramsay, Gary Rhodes and Claude Bosi, Glynn travelled abroad to work with well-known Michelin starred chefs in Europe. He went on to help launch Jessica's in July 2003, which was awarded Birmingham's first Michelin star back in 2005. Glynn is now the proud owner of two establishments in Birmingham, Purnell's Restaurant on Cornwall Street, which opened in July 2007 and was awarded a Michelin star in 2009, and Purnell's Bistro & Ginger's Bar on Newhall Street, which opened in September 2012.Glynn has become a household name after taking part in the Great British Menu, winning twice and then later appearing as a mentor. He has previously featured on The Great British Food Revival and The Secret Chef, among other television programmes. He can regularly be seen on Saturday Kitchen as a host and guest chef. He presented the latest series of My Kitchen Rules UK alongside Rachel Allen on Channel 4 last year.Michelin Star – 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 AA Restaurant of the Year (England) 2009 The Guardian Top 10 Restaurants in the Midlands 2010 Harden's Restaurant Guide 2016 – listed 54th in top 100 restaurants in the country BMW Square Meal Best UK Restaurant Award 2012 What's On Readers Awards 2016, 2017, 2018 – Best Midlands Chef (Glynn Purnell) What's On Readers Awards 2016, 2017, 2018 – Best Birmingham Restaurant Midlands Food, Drink and Hospitality Awards 2016, 2018 – Best Michelin Star Restaurant Midlands Food, Drink and Hospitality Awards 2016 – Best Chef (Glyn Purnell) Midlands Food, Drink and Hospitality Awards 2018 – Special Recognition Award (Glynn Purnell) 

Ballymaloe Festival of Food is a new three-day food festival that this year celebrates 60 years of Ballymaloe running from the 17th to the 19th of May. Kieran is joined by Rachel Allen, Irish Chef and Columnist for the Irish independent, Fern Allen, host of the Ballymaloe History Tour and Food Coach Tracie Daly to discuss the event.

Rachel Allen, Irish Chef and Columnist for the Irish Independent joined Kieran for The Thursday Interview!Image: @rachelallencooks & @danielcfilms on Instagram

The inaugural Ballymaloe Festival of Food will be running at Ballymaloe from Friday, May 17th to Sunday, May 19th this year to celebrate 60 years of Ballymaloe House.The three-day event will have cooking demos, pop-up dinners, producers' stalls and activities celebrating the journey of good food from the soil and sea to your plate.Bobby's guest today will also be in attendance to chat to Rachel Allen about his legendary career - that is of course, Marco Pierre White….

On this episode: Nate and Aaron discuss ADHD, convergent and divergent thinking. How someone with ADHD isn't broken. Our Guest: Rachel Allen has lived in Alabama and Tennessee, and now calls Utah her home. She is a CSAT who works with a lot of women and couples. She shares her fascination with human behavior and how she started explaining sexuality to women in college. Rachel urges women not to Google Women's Sexuality, especially in considering rape and purity culture, women's masturbation, and sexual addiction. She educates on sexual anorexia, shame, body hate, control, and dopamine hits. Rachel also disputes society's incorrect message that women are responsible for men's thoughts. Links:   Healing Paths Recovery Rachel Allen's Email Books: Come As You Are by: Emily Nagoski Girls & Sex: Navigating the Complicated New Landscape by: Peggy Orenstein Organizing Solutions for People with ADHD by: Susan Pinsky Events: 2024 Samson Summit Sponsor: Life Works Counseling   If you have thoughts or questions that you'd like the guys to address in upcoming episodes or suggestions for future guests, please drop a note to piratemonkpodcast@gmail.com.   The music on this podcast is contributed by members of the Samson Society and www.fiftysounds.com. For more information on this ministry, please visit samsonsociety.com.  Support for the women who have been impacted by our choices is available at sarahsociety.com. The Pirate Monk Podcast is provided by Samson Society, a ministry of Samson House, a 501(c)3 nonprofit. To help support the vision, please consider a contribution to Samson House.

Quote from Neil Gaiman's, Ocean at the End of the Lane: "And did I pass?" The face of the old woman on my right was unreadable in the gathering dusk. On my left the younger woman said, "You don't pass or fail at being a person dear.” I'd love to hear what you have to say about the episode including thoughts on the poetry and the topics that were discussed. You can email me at poetdelayed@gmail.com. My first book of poetry, My Mother Sleeps, is availabe for purchase at The King's English Bookshop (https://www.kingsenglish.com/search/author/%22Edgar%2C%20Scott%20R.%22) and Amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com/Scott-R.-Edgar/e/B0B2ZR7W41%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share) Holding my book at The King's English Bookshop https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/b/b1c4f464-ff8b-4fd1-8632-8c458a232c1a/olfoSxre.jpeg Special Guest: Rachel Allen, LCSW, CSAT.

Join us for an enlightening journey through the tangled web of urban fleet parking, where Rachel Allen, the pioneering founder of Mobility Places, shares her insights into the evolving landscape of vehicular management in bustling cities. We're unpacking everything from the anticipated Tesla Network shake-up to the meticulous integration of electric vehicles into corporate fleets. If you're grappling with the intricacies of EV infrastructure or seeking innovative parking and charging solutions, this episode has the expert knowledge you're hungry for. Rachel brings a wealth of experience to the discussion, revealing how her company emerged as a beacon for shared vehicle companies navigating the perennial parking conundrum.Shift into high gear as we tackle the pressing needs of businesses with hefty fleets, especially those wrestling with oversized repair vehicles. We're talking practicalities—from the perks of an on-site service center to the latest in insurance regulations shaking up the car share scene in New York. Entrepreneurs, take note: strategic relocation could be your ticket to cost-effective parking and burgeoning service networks, with states like Texas and Florida rolling out the red carpet. And for car buffs, there's a bonus track—a candid chat about the integration of gas and EV charging stations, racing updates, and a charitable nudge towards God's Garage. So, buckle up for a ride through the complexities and opportunities awaiting in the dynamic world of urban fleet management.The Original Lupe' Tortilla RestaurantsLupe Tortilla in Katy, TexasSponsored by Gulf Coast Auto ShieldPaint protection and more!Sponsored by ProAm Auto AccessoriesProAm Auto Accessories: "THE" place to go to find exclusive and hard to find parts and accessories!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.---- ----- Want more In Wheel Time Car Talk any time? In Wheel Time Car Talk is now available on iHeartRadio! Just go to iheartradio.com/InWheelTimeCarTalk where ever you are.----- -----Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast provider for the next episode of In Wheel Time Car Talk and check out our live broadcast every Saturday, 8a-11aCT simulcasting on iHeartRadio, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Twitch and InWheelTime.com.In Wheel Time Car Talk podcast can be heard on you mobile device from providers such as:Apple Podcasts, Pandora Podcast, Amazon Music Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio podcast, TuneIn + Alexa, Podcast Addict, Castro, Castbox and more on your mobile device.Follow InWheelTime.com for the latest updates!Twitter: https://twitter.com/InWheelTimeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/inwheeltime/https://www.iheart.com/live/in-wheel-time-car-talk-9327/https://www.youtube.com/inwheeltimehttps://www.Facebook.com/InWheelTimeFor more information about In Wheel Time Car Talk, email us at info@inwheeltime.comTags: In Wheel Time, automotive car talk show, car talk, Live car talk show, In Wheel Time Car Talk

 On this episode, we discuss books set in or about the outdoors, one of the prompts on the Winter-Spring 2024 Books & Bites Bingo reading challenge. We recommend a memoir by a teenage naturalist and environmental activist; a popular YA dystopian novel; and a horror novel set in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. Carrie's PickDiary of a Young Naturalist is by Dara McAnulty, a young autistic writer, environmental activist, and naturalist from Northern Ireland who began writing the book when he was just fifteen years old. It chronicles one year in his life, from winter to spring.In lyrical prose, Dara writes about his experiences in nature with his family, his work as a climate activist, and what it's like to be autistic. Pairing: Kale and Bean Stew from Rachel's Irish Family Food by Rachel Allen, available on Hoopla.Jacqueline's PickThe Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins is an award-winning dystopian, action-adventure YA novel. The districts of Panem must send two people (tributes) between the ages of twelve and eighteen to compete to the death in the tournament known as the hunger games.Main character Katniss Everdeen volunteers to compete in the hunger games when her younger sister Prim is chosen to be a tribute for their district. Can she survive the games? Even if she survives what will it cost her?Pairing: Fresh Dandelion Greens Salad with Dandelion Dressing.Michael's PickIn Jenny Kiefer's This Wretched Valley Clay, a geology student at UK, discovers a pristine cliff face in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, and puts together a group of climbers to document the first climb of this rock face. Seven months later, one of the climbers is missing, and the rest have been found dead in the Kentucky wilderness.To piece together what transpired we go back to that fateful spring as the group treks into the woods of Rockcastle County.Pairing: Enjoy a refreshing Kentucky Mule after a hike through This Wretched Valley. 

It's spring, which is classic lamb season, and Rachel Allen has some alternative cuts of lamb to the traditional leg of lamb.

In today's episode, we're diving into the world of pitching, but not as you know it. Forget the dread and discomfort often associated with pitching; with our guest, Rachel Allen, we're exploring how to turn it into a process of genuine connection and growth. You'll discover why pitching feels challenging, how to embrace it authentically, and strategies tailored for introverted solopreneurs. We're also covering practical tips on tracking your pitching efforts in a simple, effective way. If you've ever wondered how to pitch in a way that feels true to you and builds lasting relationships, this is the conversation for you. Join us as we learn to navigate the balance between effective pitching and maintaining our authenticity, all while growing our businesses in a humane way. In this episode, Rachel shares: Why we hate pitching and how to change that How to pitch authentically That pitching is actually about creating relationships Pitching strategies for introverts How and what to track when pitching, the simple way and much more…   --   Ep 183 Sarah: [00:00:00] Hi, Rachel. Good to see you, and welcome to the humane marketing podcast. It's a delight to have you here. Rachel: Oh, thank you so much. I'm so happy to be here. I know we've wanted to talk about this for, what, over a year, I think. Um, so I'm excited that we're finally able to to make our schedules match. Sarah: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. We've talked about different versions of this. And so, uh, in the end, we Decided to, um, talk about pitching, which I think is so relevant. And and in in a way, I think maybe it's because I kept Seeing was it you or someone else? You know, all kinds of people always post about the pitches that they get on LinkedIn and and how wrong they are and and all of that. So I'm like, yeah. That's a that's a good topic because We wanted to talk about pitching, but not just about how it's bad, but how you can actually do it in a way that [00:01:00] feels Ethically good and humane. So I think the the title of the podcast, I called it Humane Pitching. Ching. So let's dive into that and and how that would look like. Because I do think it's a it's a relevant business It's, um, tactic to understand, uh, how to work it. And and and so you specialize in that because you're really good with words. And and so you I approached you to come on to the come come on to the podcast, but then also come to the community and and, uh, do a collab workshop on the topic of humane pitching. So so why don't we start with kind of your experience with Pitching, but also with receiving pitches and how that changed, maybe how you approach them and how you teach them. Rachel: Yeah. Oh, I love that. So my experience with pitching is actually a little bit of a sandwich. Um, I before I [00:02:00] did Uh, online marketing. I was a journalist. And so my initial experience with pitching was actually writing and receiving press releases And, um, understanding how to pitch articles in that kind of environment. I never really thought I would use that again until I started doing online marketing and started getting all of these really Bad pitches where I was it would be people who clearly had, you know, even gotten the basics wrong. Like, they'd misspelled my name, or, um, Um, you could tell that they just copy pasted the same thing to a thousand people. Or my favorites would be the ones who, um, they would try to sell me something like drop shipping. And I'm like, I'm a marketer. What am I gonna drop ship? Like, I don't have merchandise. That's nice. So I would see these and be like, That's dumb. I should do something about it. And then, uh, last year, I finally was like, okay. It's time. Because I kept I saw this big wave of ones coming up again because of our the shifts that we're having in our, uh, demographic online. And so I was like, okay. I'm [00:03:00] gonna just Fix this once and for all and teach a podcast teach a teach a workshop called pitching for people who hate pitching. And, um, in preparation for that, I worked out a methodology for myself where I pitch 10 ish or so podcasts a week. It takes me about 30 minutes a day, the if that much. And most of all, it's just it feels like human to human conversations. Nobody walks out of this interaction feeling bad, Which was my priority for creating it. Sarah: Yeah. That's great. And I think pitching for podcasts is a great example. Right? That's As a podcast host, I probably receive sometimes, like, once 1 per day and and other, You know, other weeks is, like, at 2 per week. And and there's the occasional 1, like, once in a blue moon that I'm like, okay. Yeah. This feels authentic. But most of them, um, just yeah. Not even not even replying anymore, I have to [00:04:00] admit. I'm like, I just don't have the energy to reply or or teach them something. Um, actually, it's funny because I'm I'm gonna grab my phone. Just before We got on the on the call. I received 1. And that's kind of the new the new way, I think, of doing it, Uh, where they pretend that they're, like, your biggest fan, and they'll pick 1 episode that they really loved apparently, and they're They shared it with their team. So he's like, yeah. We shared it with it with my team. And then it's like, I'm wondering if you'd be open to, uh, being introduced to someone in I know in the SaaS space. I'm like, SaaS space. Like, I I okay. I have nothing against technology and, you know, All that, but had it has nothing to do with the other episodes that I'm I'm usually posting. So, clearly, that kind of, like, warming up, Bo, I know you so well. I'm your biggest fan. It just feels so fake. Right? And and [00:05:00] I have to admit that, like, for a mini Split of a second, I'm like, oh, that's nice because your ego goes it's like, oh, yeah. That that feels good. But then you're like, Wait a minute. No. This is not real. Right? And and so there it feels like there's these waves of Kind of pitching advice that goes out. Uh, I don't know who teaches them anymore. Like, it used to be the Neil Patel's, and Hopefully, they have evolved a little bit. So now it's other people who are teaching these strategies where it's just kinda like you can tell, oh, This is you know, this person has attended this program, and then it's all Mhmm. Feels the same. So I'm really curious what You are teaching how that is different, and you kind of hinted at is the relationship building. So tell us a little bit more about that. Yeah. Well, Rachel: like you said, the the main core focus when I teach this workshop, I tell people, here here's the way you [00:06:00] make this work for you. Your metric of success is not how many yeses you get. It's how many questions you ask. And so we immediately take the, like, the need for the other person to do something off the table. The And this is only on you. Are you going to get more guesses the more you do this? Of course, you will. But I like doing I like teaching it this way because it takes the pressure off of Every ask should have to be, like, so perfect because it has to be a yes. And it also takes the pressure off the other person because whatever they do, you've already won. You filled out another line on your spreadsheet. You've done a good job. So it makes it just psychologically easier on everybody involved. And then the way that we actually do this outreach Is we, um, reach out to people that are screened. So I teach you how to prescreen for people that are actually a good fit. I have an absolute no for this, like, Carpet bombing approach where you're just like, let me invite all my Facebook friends. You know? That's terrible. Nobody likes that. Right. And, uh, we have a structure Where we actually, um, we have the same pitching [00:07:00] templates that you sort of start from every time. So you don't have to, like, go through the blank page every single time. But you tweak it specifically for every single person that you reach out to. And, um, it includes, you know, like you said, some personal not like Creepy personal information, but it shows that you've actually, like, looked at their stuff. And, um, it puts the focus on what you can bring to them. So it's not reaching out to somebody and saying, hey. Give me something. It's saying, hey. I have something to offer. Do you think that might be a fit for us? Let's talk about that. Sarah: Mhmm. Yeah. Yeah. I love that. Um, like, in in the marketing, like, we're human program, 1 1 of the bonuses is a podcast, Uh, 1 sheeter as a bonus. So so, um, I feel like when you come Paired. So the people who come to me with a pitch where I feel like, oh, they've they've actually listened to the or 1 specific episode. And then they propose something that is related [00:08:00] to that episode, and they give me bullet points Of what they could be speaking about, that to me is an easy yes. You know? Obviously, yes. I'm gonna go look at their website and see if it's a good fit, But it makes it easy for me as the host to Mhmm. To say yes to it rather than, like, this guy, would you be open to Like, no. Like, that is too much work for me to then figure out, well, who's he gonna suggest? Uh, all this research that I have to do, I'm like, no. Thank you. So, um, what what you're saying basically is, yes, come prepared. And so, obviously, if you have a 1 1, um, 1 sheeter for for for you as the as the guest or or I think even better, and and that's really what stands out, is is the Bullet points. Like, here's what I could be talking about. Right? That makes it really easy. So in terms of podcasting, That makes a lot of [00:09:00] sense because you you actually do come and offer something. Right? You offer your expertise to be a guest on the podcast. Let's talk about pitching in other, um, topics. Like, if I'm gonna come and pitch myself as as a provider of my services. How would you do it there? It becomes a bit more tricky. Right? Rachel: Yeah. So it's you can use the same structure. It's just a little bit different in terms of the information that you put into it. So I love the way you were you were framing this. It's like, basically, every pitch is is generosity. It's a gift. It's like, what can I give to you to start up this relationship? And it's the exact same thing with your services. So what I recommend people do is don't just reach out and say, like, hey. I'm a copywriter. Do you have work? No. Leave me alone. Like, of course not. But if you say, hey. I've been following your site. Like, I think your social media is amazing. I have noticed this 1 thing, And I'm curious if you do it, like, do you have a reason for it? [00:10:00] If not, like, here's what I might suggest, and I'm very careful to teach people. Like, you don't wanna, Like, bash on them. It's not like, wow. You could be so great if only your social media wasn't garbage. Let me fix that. It's terrible. No. Don't do that. Instead, it's like, hey. I think it became really cool if you tried this idea and just tell them. Like, let them tell them the strategy. Let them go try it if they want. And you say, If you wanna talk about that, I'm happy to talk about it. I love to help out. That's something that I do. And then you give a couple of little bullet points of, like, here's what that could look like. And, again, not it's not like fresh and read. It's not pushy. It's just like, hey. Here's what I do. Here's what that could look like. Do you wanna talk about that? And that's that. It's not like buy my thing or watch your business go up in flames. No 1 likes those Sarah: things. Yeah. Exactly. The the kind of negative, You know, voice and and and then I'm like, oh, but I have the solution, and let me let me help you. It's like, well, thank you very much, but no. Rachel: That's so condescending too. Right? Because you go [00:11:00] in assuming that they don't know what they're doing wrong or if they don't have a reason for doing it differently than what you might recommend. So it's to this, like, just with this commitment to see the other person as just as human as you are and assuming that they know they probably do know what they're doing. And you can come to the table as equals and maybe find a way forward that's better or different or get some different results. But it's not about you coming in and fixing somebody's problem because, Like, what's the first thing anybody does? Even if you know you're doing something wrong and if somebody comes up and they're like, I can help you. You're like, leave me alone. I'm Sarah: fine. I got it. Yeah. Yeah. No. It it's very human to be then self defensive and go, well, yeah, to who asked you for advice? Right? So so it really needs to be wrapped in this generosity, um, kind of package where it's like Yeah. Where where it doesn't feel like they they just wanna teach me something, um, and then charge me for it, but really, like, yeah. Hey. Let's Let's have a [00:12:00] look at how how this could help you and and then not in a way where probably also it means, like, you need to be okay to not charge for Yeah. This first interaction. Right? It really should be generous and therefore free. Rachel: Mhmm. And I think that's something that I I encourage people to think about when they're in the workshop. I'm like, you need to think about your capacity for this as well. Yeah. So I encourage people to always lead with generosity, to think of it as a relationship building exercise that happens to have the side effect of you get more work And you get, you know, different work and you get more of what you want. But the main focus always has to be on the person and the relationship. And it sounds counterintuitive, especially in the way that pitching is normally taught, which is, you know, hey, b, c, always be closing. Right. Yeah. But we're humans. You know? We're not doing multinational corporation deals. We're talking to people, usually 1 on 1 or 1 to a small team. It's so much more effective to have a [00:13:00] relationship with someone and be open to where that might lead because the kind of cool thing is If you come in with a preconceived idea of how your relationship is gonna end up, that may actually be, like, way smaller than what it could become. I've definitely had interactions with people where I was like, oh, I think maybe they'll end up becoming, like, a monthly blog client. And then it's like, just kidding. We're gonna do fractional CMO work. And if I had come in saying, like, I'm gonna do your blogs, k, then I would have never thought to expand this much more larger and rewarding work. Sarah: Right. Another thing you just brought up is this idea of relationship. Right? And what came up for me is, like, well, also Don't necessarily see this 1 on 1 relationship as kind of a 1 way road. And and, like, this is Gotta have to turn into a client. It could just stay at the relationship level and then bring clients through referral, for example. Right? Because [00:14:00] you have created something beautiful. You've given your work for free. The person doesn't need You right now or maybe they don't have the budget. But having created this awe moment then leads this person to refer you to Well, her friends. Right? And so it's like, if you go in and it's just like, oh, it needs to be a yes from this person, Then you're basically closing on all your other avenues, uh, as well. Rachel: Mhmm. Yeah. I think I'm so glad that you articulated that. I think Curiosity is such a big part of this as well. Just like, I don't know what's gonna happen when we sit down and talk. You know, we're people. Humans are inherently unpredictable. Who knows? But let's find out. Yeah. Sarah: Well, I happen to know that you are also an introvert. And so it feels like, uh, You know, that that pitching, I think, just a word pitching introverts probably go, oh, no. Thank you. Right? So how can This how can we [00:15:00] make this even better for introverts? Like, that it doesn't feel So dreadful. Um, what do you Rachel: suggest? So when I think, you know, Love the word pitching. I think of being at 1 of those horrible networking events where you have to go around and shake everybody's hand and be like, oh, we have not, you know, very high energy. Sounds terrible. That's exhausting. I hate those. I don't do them. So what I recommend instead with this, um, is, First of all, to just remove attachment to the outcome, which I know we've talked about. But I I think as an introvert, that makes it easier for me because then it's not like, Oh, I have to put my extrovert face on. It's more like, no. I'm here. This is how I talk. This is who I am. Let's see what happens. Another thing I remind people always is that you don't have to respond at the very second somebody responds to you. These conversations take a long time. You know, they're time it takes time to build. So I see people get very anxious about their response time when they send out is like, oh, but if they email me that grand [00:16:00] way, I have to email them back or else we're gonna lose it. And no. You know, don't if you don't want to. It's your business. No one's making you do anything. And another element of this is I always encourage people to write the way that they talk. A lot of times, Uh, as an introvert, it can be exhausting if I have to go and pretend to be more high energy or more whatever than I am. But if I just write an email that sounds exactly like me, it doesn't have to sound sales y. It doesn't have to do anything except say, hey. This is who I am. Do you want to talk? That's a lot lower of a bar than having to feel like I'm doing the email equivalent of, like, getting my hair done and putting on a full face of makeup out of Fancy clothes and then going to talk to people. So, um, oh, and the final thing is you don't have to do this all the time. Like, I do it, um, I do it usually daily because that's just easy for me, but there's also been times in my business where I've pitched very intensively for, like, 6 weeks and then ignored it for the rest of the year. So you can also gear it to [00:17:00] your own cycles of higher energy and when you have more resources to to be sort of more outward facing. Sarah: Yeah. I love that. Um, and I and I'll admit, I'm definitely not as regular as as you are. Um, I think I haven't Hitched any podcast in, like, probably more than a year. But I do know when the the third book comes out sometime down the road. That's what I'll do. Right? And then I get very focused, and I can you know, I I get into this pitching mode. And, yeah, it feels good. It feels like, okay. I'm doing something very focused here. And it reminds me of a spreadsheet that that I then use. So so I guess kind of the the wrapping up question is, like, well, Do you, yeah, do you suggest any kind of tracking method? How do you know whom you've already pitched? Worst Case is probably when you pitch [00:18:00] someone this the second time, and they're like, hey. You just sent me this 6 months ago. So what what kind of, uh, yeah, tools do you you recommend people use, if any? Rachel: Yeah. I absolutely recommend a tracker. So we get to that's about, like, 2 thirds of the way through the workshop, and I'm like, okay. Everybody just gonna get real sad for a minute because we're having to talk about metrics. Yeah. But Actually, it can be fun. It can be nice. I've, uh, I created a spreadsheet tracker that I share with everybody. I also have a Notion 1 that I use just I keep all my business stuff in Notion that I also share the template. And, um, what I always tell everyone is that, like, yes. I know we don't like Spreadsheets, but this 1 is colored. It has pretty colors everywhere. It's nice. It's a friendly spreadsheet. I love that. Um, we track as much information as we need 2, but no more. Because I also see people that either don't wanna track anything at all, and they're like, I'll just I'll just let the the ether of the Internet tell me what to do. Or They go the other 1. They're like, well, if I don't know their Social Security number, have I even kept [00:19:00] track? And I'm like, no. You need their name. You need the last time they talk you talk to them, And you need, um, like, whether they're a yes or a no in their website. That's it. That's all you need. And so as long as you can keep up with those 4 things, like, that's all you need for the tracking. Sarah: Right. Yeah. And and so maybe to come full circle, what you said at the beginning of the the episode is, like, It doesn't matter whether it's a yes or no. What matters is that you reached out. Right? And so we're not really Tracking so much the yeses, but more we're more tracking that we've done it. Is is that Rachel: correct? Yeah. So you track how you've done it. And then I always I also recommend people to take, after about 3 months, to, uh, track how you feel about it. Like, does this feel good to you? Are you getting what you want out of this? If so, fantastic. Keep doing it. If not, then that's a really good sign that you can make a change Because there's no 1 right or wrong way to do this. There's just the way that you make conversation and the way that [00:20:00] you reach out to people. So I always encourage people to Track those qualitative metrics over time as well. Sarah: Yeah. Makes a lot of sense to feel into it because if it if it feels exhausting Sting and you're having all these 1 on 1 conversations. And at the same time, you need to give it some time. Right? Yeah. So it's like, well, just by doing it 3 weeks is not gonna make your business explode. So it's kinda like use Common sense and and and maybe, yeah, do less of it, but keep consistency. So just, Yeah. Adapt. Yeah. And readjust. Yeah. Exactly. Wonderful. Well, tell us a A little bit about your structure of the workshop that you're gonna be doing for us on March sixth. Oh, I'm so excited. Rachel: So we will come in, and we'll start by talking about, uh, why everyone hates pitching. And, um, I'll go through the 3 things that, Uh, not to do and 3 things to do. So we'll keep it really simple. [00:21:00] Um, and then we will go into strategy for pitching. So, uh, how to how to create a strategy that actually makes sense for you and gets you what you want in your business, and that's where the beautiful little spreadsheet comes in because, of course, we have to track our metrics. Uh, we will then go into creating your, uh, pitching template. And so this is kind of a it's a foundational letter That you write. And then you're gonna modify that slightly for each different person or podcast that you pitch to, but the general structure is always the same. So we'll talk through that, And then we'll wrap up with some, uh, information about vetting, you know, how to find where to find people, um, and what to do when you've actually got them. And, uh, I believe I'm trying to think. There's all sorts of resources attached to it at the end. So there's all kinds of gifts of, like, the the podcast trackers. Uh, I have a 1 sheet, Uh, thing as well, but they can they can use too if they want to. And then, uh, we also have something for a press release, and I feel like I threw some oh, yeah. I have a template For asking for, uh, testimonials and referrals that [00:22:00] I also throw in there as well. So we end with gifts. Oh, and, of course, I forgot the most important part. We do live feedback. So they will actually draft that letter while we're on the workshop together, and then they can get live feedback from me, uh, while they're on the workshop. Or if we're very introverted, and that sounds terrible, they can also email it to me afterwards, and we can just work on it via email. That's It's wonderful. Sarah: Yeah. Really, really looking forward to that. Thanks so much for for doing this. So, again, if you're listening to this and You're not yet part of the Humane Marketing Circle, you can still join us. And and so just go to humane dot marketing forward slash Workshop, and the page will be ready there. We're just asking for a donation, uh, between 15 and 27 dollars. But, yeah, we'd love to have you and, uh, workshop. You're pitching with us. I'm really looking forward to to that. Thanks so much, um, for doing this. And something just just came to mind, and it left me again.[00:23:00] What did it have to do with? Something that you said in the bonuses. 1 Rachel: sheet, press Sarah: releases. Yeah. Press releases. Exactly. Because we talked a lot about podcast pitching today, um, and then we talked about Service pitching. But you're right. There's the there's the testimonials. That's the other 1 you mentioned. In a way, that's a pitch too. Right? It's a pitch. It has this kind of sales connotation, but essentially, it's just an ask. It's Yeah. Asking for something, And that can be a testimonial. It can be for for, uh, yeah, an article that you want to have published. Um, any anything I'm forgetting? Rachel: Yeah. Like, referral asks. I do that a lot as well, um, and I encourage my clients to do it. Gosh. Anything. Uh, pitching to be to to teach a workshop in someone's space. I've done that a lot. I also teach, uh, like, continuing legal education. Uh, so I do legal marketing stuff [00:24:00] as well. So, uh, I'll pitch to law societies or bar associations and say, hey. I'd love to do a CLE for you. So There's I mean, it's really I love that you reframed it as an ask because that's really what it is. It's just, hey. Can we do this? Yeah. And that's so much easier to get behind than Give me something, which I think is most people approach pitching. Sarah: Yeah. Exactly. Can't wait. So Really? Yeah. Go Go to humane dot marketing forward slash workshop and join us on March sixth because we're gonna have lots of fun and, uh, doing some serious work as well. So thanks so much, Rachel. Rachel: Uh, I love it. I'm so excited. Thank you so much for having me. Thank you.

In this episode, Jackie is joined by Rachel Allen as they discuss Reconstruction following a Deconstruction process.  

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Summary In this episode, Kimberly and Rachel discuss how Rachel discovered copywriting and turned it into a business. When many entrepreneurs feel uncomfortable with marketing and social media expectations around business, Rachel provides thoughtful solutions to authentically representing one's own business, making meaningful professional relationships, and regulating our nervous systems while marketing. They also discuss how to use social media as a tool, using discernment when posting content, as well as the pluses and minuses of Artificial Intelligence. Last, they discuss remembering humility and humor both in social media and business, as well as our everyday lives.   Bio Rachel Allen is the owner of Bolt from the Blue, a copywriting and marketing business that provides clients with services to best communicate their message to their audiences. Bolt from the Blue also offers a variety of trainings and workshops for professionals. Check out all that they provide in the link below.   What She Shares: –Marketing and consent –AI's capabilities and limits –Bringing authenticity into sales –Remembering humanity and relationship in marketing –Genuine social media content –Building our world on and offline   What You'll Hear: –How Rachel began copywriting –Body and mind in conflict –Marketing and consent –Reframing predator/prey mentality in marketing –AI and human creativity –AI cannot create –Using AI for ideation and brainstorming –No intellectual property rights over AI generated writing –Current market trends in online business –Thinking of clients as real human beings –All copy is sales copy –Bringing authenticity into sales –Sales as generative not conversion therapy –Relationship physics and marketing –Quality over quantity in marketing everytime  –Being genuinely interested in relationships with people  –Referrals over endless content posting –Being comfortable with ourselves as individuals before others –Find ways you're comfortable connecting with people –Understanding own nervous system state and moving from there –Posting content that feels good to you  –Mistaking transparency for authenticity –Sharing “minimum viable truths” in posting content –Figuring out your genuine “YES” –Remembering our social media algorithms as silos –Buy in with novelty and stay in with empathy –Hormones, marketing and empathy –Feeling connected and really good, closing the hormonal loops –Being responsible for consequences and outcome –Building in live interactions amongst digital work –Grounding in relationships in real time –Staying humble and using humor –Finding humanity and building world we want   Resources Website: https://www.boltfromthebluecopywriting.com/ IG: @backfromthebluecopywriting   

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In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with the Owner & Principal of Bolt from the Blue Copywriting, Rachel Allen. Rachel Allen is the driving force behind Bolt from the Blue Copywriting, a full-service copywriting agency. They handle everything from high-level branding conversations to social media posting. In Rachel's words, their work is about "making words make money."Good copy does more than just fill space on a website. It should draw people in, show them your value, and make clicking that Contact Us button a no-brainer. Good content does more than take up space in people's social media feeds. It makes them want to reach out and connect, click, and share.Many clients have asked Rachel about the impact of AI on her field, with some even suggesting that AI might replace human copywriters. However, Rachel firmly believes that while AI, specifically ChatGPT, is excellent for finding combinations of words, it can never replace human creativity and strategic work.Rachel shared an example of an email pitch that, while technically correct, lacked the warmth and connection that only a human can provide. AI can give accuracy regarding demographic facts but lacks the depth of understanding from human interaction. When copy needs to perform, it requires the expertise and creativity of a human mind.If you don't have the right words, you're dead in the water, because silence is disconnection. Bolt from the Blue is brilliant at taking wildly complex information and distilling it down to only what truly matters to your potential clients so they sit up, pay attention, and think, “These are the people I want to work with!”Bolt from the Blue Copywriting, the client onboarding process is designed to understand the client's business and their past experiences with copywriters. They offer various services, including web design, content infrastructure, social media, nurture campaigns, email campaigns, and sales pages. They also provide consulting and branding development, help with brand pivots or crisis management, and even offer fractional work, where they come in as a fractional CMO for a few months to ensure things are done right. Key Points from the Episode:Explanation of what Bolt from the Blue Copywriting does as a full-service copywriting agencyDiscussion on the impact of AI on copywriting and Rachel's disagreement with the idea of AI replacing human creativity and strategic workElaboration on the limitations of AI, specifically ChatGPT, in copywritingExplanation of the process of working with clients at Bolt from the Blue Copywriting and the various services they offerDifferentiation of Bolt from the Blue Copywriting through their commitment to honoring the humanity within themselves and their clientsInvitation for small to medium-sized businesses or departments to reach out if they genuinely care about their work and value the human connectionMention of the blog and free workshops offered by Bolt from the Blue Copywriting About Rachel Allen:Rachel Allen is a highly accomplished professional in copywriting and marketing. As the owner of Bolt from the Blue Copywriting, she has built a reputation for helping clients across various industries, ranging from accounting to astrology, maximize the impact and profitability of their written content. Rachel and her team have worked with clients from over 21 countries, providing copywriting, content creation, and consulting services.In addition to her expertise in copywriting, Rachel is an engaging speaker who delivers informative and...

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In this episode, Jackie is joined by friend and colleague Rachel Allen to talk about the process of spiritual deconstruction.  We are seeing higher numbers of clients bring their process of deconstruction into the therapy sessions, and there is little to no training for therapists to learn how to support clients during this process.    

Rachel Allen just finished her sophomore year nabbing 3rd Team All-American honors at Dallas Baptist University, after a freshman campaign where she earned 1st Team All-Conference and helped her team all the way to the NCAA II Final Four. Rachel is also Evan's cousin. She made her way to the United Soccer Coaches Convention in Philadelphia to attend the All-American Banquet and stopped by our booth on Podcast Row to talk about her experience at DBU, her ambitions for the future, and what young players should look for in a school during the recruiting process. Rachel Allen: @rachelallllen DBU Women's Soccer: @dbuwomenssoccer Sean Afkhaminia: @sean.afkhaminia Evan Bozman: @evanbozman Website: www.footyfactory.us Facebook: @footyfactorydallas Instagram: @footyfactory, @footybrand, @footy.pod Twitter: @footyfactory LinkedIn: Footy Factory YouTube: Footy Factory --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/footypod/support

In this episode, I have the pleasure of introducing you to Rachel Allen.  Rachel is the owner of Bolt from the Blue Copywriting, where she and her team make words make money. She loves mixing the neuroscience of communication with the art of great writing to create the words and strategies that make it possible for businesses to take the cap off their income, impact, and influence. Ultimately, all her work is in service of one simple mission: to write the words that bring great ideas into reality. A little while back, Rachel wrote a series of three articles about the state of the online business world. They're so good, I highly recommend you read them — in fact, I think they should be mandatory reading for every business owner out there! Anyways, out of everything that Rachel wrote, six words really stood out for me. And by “stood out”, I mean: I couldn't get them out of my head. They're still there, they keep popping up in my mind almost daily — a sure sign of a true golden nugget! Those words are: Human is the only move left.  And that, my friend, is exactly what Rachel and I are going to dive deeper into in this episode — that also just happens to be the perfect follow-up to the last episode I dropped; about reclaiming authenticity. I hope you enjoy this very human conversation! TL;DR — episode links: ShownotesBolt from the blue websiteConnect with Rachel on Instagram or FacebookArticle 1: The big lieArticle 2: The third wave of masculine marketing is here. It's smart. It's woke. And it's horrifyingArticle 3: Human is the only move leftJonathan Stewart (Rachel mentions him)

All roads lead to Cork, and Marina Market was the final stop for the 'Campervan of Christmas Joy'. To mark the occasion, we were joined by some of our best pals from Rachel Allen to Picture This, and of course our lovely audience who joined us! We heard how Cathal got on in his new career as a rapper, surprised a Kildare Dad with a gift of a lifetime, and gave Emma Crotty her radio debut.

17 year-old, Rachel Allen, helps lead worship at her church…and she happens to be Paul's daughter as well!  Hear two music-minded people (Rachel & Daniel) as they share how worship has helped them grow in the discipleship process.  Good stuff!  

Visual design is a big part of building successful learning experiences. Whether you're an instructional designer producing training or an ID that manages a team that creates your vision, you have to be tuned into the presentation of visual information. How slides are laid out can make, or break, the learning experience.Rachel Allen Dillon returns to IDIODC with more powerful visual designs that enhance your instructional designs. By following just a few simple visual design rules an ID can strike the right balance when presenting material to make it efficient, effective, and engaging. The first step is knowing how the brain processes new information. Then, recognizing common visual design mistakes that slow down the learning process. And also, which design principles can be applied to minimize visual distractions.Join us for all of Rachel's tips on visual design and avoiding cognitive overload by saving your spot in the crowdcast event. This is a show you don't want to miss.Become virtual friends with the IDIODC gang on Twitter. Remember you can always stay in the loop by searching through the #IDIODC tag:Brent: @BSchlenkerChris: @Chris_V_WIDIODC: @TeamIDIODC Brent Schlenker is dominKnow's Community Manager. Chris Van Wingerden is dominKnow's Sr. VP Learning Solutions. Want to join us live? Follow us on Crowdcast: https://www.crowdcast.io/dominknow

In our Pearls of Wisdom series, a few podcasts back, we chatted to best selling author and chef Rachel Allen. At 18 Rachel left Dublin to study at the world famous Ballymaloe Cookery School and the rest is history..or should that be her-story. Since then Rachel has gone on to create an incredible 19 best selling cookbooks and has appeared on TV and radio all over the world. We loved our conversation with Rachel and we hope you do too.

Rachel had resigned from her job so that she could spend more time bringing up her son while her then-husband went to work. That was all until “curry-gate” as Rachel now refers to it. A seemingly small thing that was the straw that broke the camel's back and made her realise that she and her now ex-husband would be better parents and people if they were apart. Fast forward to now and Rachel has navigated her way through an amicable divorce, had a stream of internet dates and now helps other single mums with the world of online dating. This is a light-hearted look at Rachel's personal journey, but it touches upon some very serious issues of stalking and Narcissistic Personal Disorder. If you've been affected by any of these please do seek professional support. You can get in touch with Rachel and find out about working with her here https://stopdickingaround.online/dating

Welcome the Driven Female Entrepreneurs Podcast! The weekly show that helps you dream bigger and achieve more in your business, by learning what works from successful female entrepreneurs.   In this episode In this episode of the Driven Female Entrepreneur Podcast, I speak with Rachel Allen, the founder of Making Business Social. Before her success, Rachel always knew she wanted to build something. She wanted something entertaining and creative to get people excited about social media marketing while also allowing her to have flexibility, independence, and growth. This meant she had to try a lot of different things before finding the ideal fit. When the epidemic hit, she saw an opportunity and founded ‘Making Business Social', a company that lets businesses outsource their marketing and social media. But she soon realised that as good as her services were, people want to get to know the real face of the business - the founder and team. So she switched focus.Today, she shows small business owners exactly how to do their own social media, without becoming overwhelmed. Her tools help them take control of their marketing so that they have the strategy and confidence to demonstrate their sector expertise, unlock the full potential that social media offers, and get the best results from their online presence.  Don't miss this episode to learn more about Rachel's journey as she shares a whole heap of terrific social media tips on how to manage the overwhelm that comes with becoming visible online. "The big, expensive problem that so many business owners have is they're not growing their business online because they're dicking around." -Rachel Allen   Highlights In this value-packed episode you'll learn: Manageable ways to stop wasting time on social media  The importance of having your audience profiled Why asking questions is the best thing you can do on social media How to systemise and organise your content. Why you should join a community that will help you succeed   "A really good way to cut the social media overwhelm is to systemize and organize your content, making it easy to reuse or repurpose." -Rachel Allen   About Rachel Rachel Allen is on a mission to help busy business owners to take control of their marketing so that they've got the strategy, tools and confidence to demonstrate their expertise in their sector. Having provided outsourced social media marketing for SMEs since 2016 and realised that it's not the right way to get the best results for her clients, she's now using her 20 years marketing experience to help business owners take back control of their social media marketing. Rachel lives in the city of roundabouts (Milton Keynes) with her 8-year-old son, but dreams of living by the sea. In her spare time, she enjoys a bit of yoga and running the odd marathon. Connect with Rachel Website                Facebook                Linkedin               Instagram                                                  Join the Driven Female Entrepreneur Community Come and join like-minded women in the FREE online community for Driven Female Entrepreneurs.  You can expect many more tips, tools and insights to support you as you build and grow your business to 6 figures and beyond!   > The Driven Female Entrepreneurs Club   About Your Host, Melitta Campbell Since 1997, Melitta has been using her ability to spot gaps between a company's goals and its strategy and positioning to help businesses become profitable and achieve growth - in as little as three months. By combining the insights gained from working directly with senior leaders for more than 20 years, her unique blend of art-school and business-school training, and her restless curiosity, Melitta has helped her clients identify new opportunities and develop creative solutions that add value in profitable and purposeful ways, that are straight-forward to implement and result in a clear competitive edge. After witnessing too many talented and passionate women fall short of their vision to make a profit and a difference, more recently, Melitta has brought her business, leadership and marketing expertise together with her personal experiences, to become a trusted advisor and coach for female-led businesses. Book your Free Business Clarity Call: www.melittacampbell.com   Get More Clients with your FREE Listener Gift The number one question I'm asked is: How can I get more clients?  To help you market your business and attract more of your ideal clients, download your free eBook today: Download your FREE Gift: 100 Ways to Market your Business for Free!

In this episode I explore what it means to travel internationally in a time where our nervous systems our being triggered into fight or flight mode.  I discuss how to be prepared, patient, and adaptive to change while traveling.    In this episode I outline 4 areas of importance. 1. Perspectives 2. Truths 3. Disruption of Patterns 4. Creating Ease To be mindful while traveling I use the acronym MINDFUL as a helpful tool in not letting the environment affect how I feel about the overall travel experience. (M) Moment to Moment Attention (I) In the here and Now (N) NonJudgemental Attitude (D) Detach from Thoughts (F) Forgive yourself and others and be Grateful (U) Unconditional Acceptance (L) Listen more than Speak     Ryan's Social Links Instagram: ryanbeanyoga Facebook: Ryan Bean Yoga Insight Timer: Ryan Bean   PATRONS This episode is made possible by patron support.  To support this podcast and content by Ryan Bean and Life As An Observer you can become a financial supporter with a low monthly pledge starting at $2 and up.  These pledges make new content possible and you will earn exclusive rights to patron only content, swags, and information.  https://patron.podbean.com/lifeasanobserver   Thank you Patrons for your support: * scottallenmd * Wesswaney3 * Tiffany Hickson * Smud * Kunnakwj * Vito0616 * 1P Bluejay * brendayarn   RETREATS AND WORKSHOPS With RYAN BEAN February:  Breathe To Manifest Miracles on Insight Timer.  Starts Feb 4th, Live and on Zoom.  Sign up on Insight Timer  Breath work and manifesting techniques to assist in creating a personal practice.   Mobile Link: Breathe To Manifest Miracles on Insight Timer March:  Date TBA Wim Hof Method Fundamentals Training Ketamine Assisted Therapy Retreat. March 25 -27 Retreat in Southern Utah With Dr. Scott  and Rachel Allen; How to integrate ketamine into your practice, PLUS experiential sessions taking ketamine.  Retreat includes lecture, practice, breath work, cold immersion, nature, mindfulness. Ketamine-assisted Therapy Training Retreat Tickets Click St. George Tab, then click under Retreats and Workshops April Expansion Retreats presents Transzend April 21-25 Southern Utah Art, Meditation, and Deliberate Creation retreat https://www.expansionretreats.com/tranzend.html Mentoring 1 on 1 can be scheduled on Insight Timer on the Mentoring Tab of the app or by reaching out to me personally in a DM. More to Come in 2022

In this Episode of Life As An Observer I explore what it means to become Aware.  Inner and outer awareness is about finding what our highest potential is and seeing how our thick our shadow has become.  This shadow may be the thing that may be preventing us from finding the highest self in the light.  Furthermore, our awareness extends beyond ourselves and how we relate to others.  We have no idea what others are dealing with, going through, or how what they are going through. This may be affecting them showing up in your interactions with them.  Lets explore our awareness. “If only it were all so simple! If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?” ― Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn   Ryan's Social Links Instagram: ryanbeanyoga Facebook: Ryan Bean Yoga Insight Timer: Ryan Bean   PATRONS This episode is made possible by patron support.  To support this podcast and content by Ryan Bean and Life As An Observer you can become a financial supporter with a low monthly pledge starting at $2 and up.  These pledges make new content possible and you will earn exclusive rights to patron only content, swags, and information.  https://patron.podbean.com/lifeasanobserver   Thank you Patrons for your support: * scottallenmd * Wesswaney3 * Tiffany Hickson * Smud * Kunnakwj * Vito0616 * 1P Bluejay   RETREATS AND WORKSHOPS With RYAN BEAN February:  Breathe To Manifest Miracles on Insight Timer.  Starts Feb 4th, Live and on Zoom.  Sign up on Insight Timer  Breath work and manifesting techniques to assist in creating a personal practice.   Mobile Link: Breathe To Manifest Miracles on Insight Timer March:  Date TBA Wim Hof Method Fundamentals Training Ketamine Assisted Therapy Retreat. March 25 -27 Retreat in Southern Utah With Dr. Scott  and Rachel Allen; How to integrate ketamine into your practice, PLUS experiential sessions taking ketamine.  Retreat includes lecture, practice, breath work, cold immersion, nature, mindfulness. Ketamine-assisted Therapy Training Retreat Tickets Click St. George Tab, then click under Retreats and Workshops April Expansion Retreats presents Transzend April 25 Southern Utah Art, Meditation, and Deliberate Creation retreat https://www.expansionretreats.com/tranzend.html   More to Come in 2022

In this Episode of Life As An Observer I explore what it means to be in full acceptance of your thoughts, Sensations in the body, and acceptance of things that don't feel good.  We look into what is preventing a personal intimacy with self.  We will navigate ways we can move to acceptance though pausing, breathing, focusing on the sensations, exploring vulnerability, gracefully observing suffering and accepting it as part of journey.  By accepting ourselves for who we are, we acknowledge all our experiences, and begin to love ourselves opening and wholly.  We can then begin to heal and move into a greater sense of inner peace. Ryan's Social Links IG: ryanbeanyoga Facebook: Ryan Bean Yoga Insight Timer: Ryan Bean   PATRONS This episode is made possible by patron support.  To support this podcast and content by Ryan Bean and Life As An Observer you can become a financial supporter with a low monthly pledge starting at $2 and up.  These pledges make new content possible and you will earn exclusive rights to patron only content, swags, and information.  https://patron.podbean.com/lifeasanobserver   Thank you Patrons for your support: * scottallenmd *TC UK Worcs * Wesswaney3 * Tiffany Hickson   RETREATS AND WORKSHOPS With RYAN BEAN January:   February:  Breathe To Manifest Miracles on Insight Timer Mobile Link: Breathe To Manifest Miracles on Insight Timer March:   Date TBA Possible Evolve Art and Meditation Retreat Date TBA Wim Hof Method Fundamentals and Advanced Training Weekend Retreat in Southern Utah With Dr. Scott  and Rachel Allen; How to integrate ketamine into your practice, PLUS experiential sessions taking ketamine.  Retreat includes lecture, practice, breath work, cold immersion, nature, mindfulness. Ticket Link Coming soon. More to Come in 2022

In this episode I discuss how a tiny change in behavior may not change your life overnight, but how adding a small habit can turn into a behavior that will have long lasting transformational results.  If you want to change a part of your life and create habits around meditation, healthy living, or other goals; this is your episode.  Changing your life isn't always about having huge breakthroughs.  It might just be that the lasting changes you have been looking for start with creating small manageable, trackable, and rewardable habits.   Ryan's Social Links IG: ryanbeanyoga Facebook: Ryan Bean Yoga Insight Timer: Ryan Bean   PATRONS This episode is made possible by patron support.  To support this podcast and content by Ryan Bean and Life As An Observer you can become a financial supporter with a low monthly pledge starting at $2 and up.  These pledges make new content possible and you will earn exclusive rights to patron only content, swags, and information.  https://patron.podbean.com/lifeasanobserver   Thank you Patrons for your support: * scottallenmd *TC UK Worcs * Wesswaney3 * Tiffany Hickson   RETREATS AND WORKSHOPS With RYAN BEAN   DECEMBER Retreat in Southern Utah With Dr. Scott  and Rachel Allen; How to integrate ketamine into your practice, PLUS experiential sessions taking ketamine.  Retreat includes lecture, practice, breath work, cold immersion, nature, mindfulness. Southern Utah Ketamine Assisted Therapy Training Retreat More to Come in 2022

In this podcast I speak with my friend Veronika Rose about our shared experiences at our last retreat that we hosted together in Florida, USA.  We dive into the topics of setting intentional spaces, daily rituals and ceremonies that assist healing those affected with PTSD.  We discuss how these techniques help heal trauma in military veterans, and how psychedelic plant medicines in ceremony can help vet create a new narrative.   Want to discuss what you are passionate about on Life As An Observer?  Send me a message on my Instagram page to discuss (ryanbeanyoga).   Veronkia Rose: Veronika Rose is a visionary artist and Marine Corps Veteran from Orlando, Fl.  She deployed twice in support of Operation Iraqi freedom as a public affairs and broadcast/print combat journalist with the First Marine Division in Kuwait and Iraq. Upon returning home to the States she was diagnosed with PTSD and thus began her path of self-discovery and deep healing. She began seeking alternative therapies to what the Veteran Administration Hospital provided. Soon after discharge in 2005, she began painting as an active meditation, therapy and spiritual practice.  A former nurse, Veronika became the healing arts director with the non-profit, "Heroes of Freedom," from 2013-16. H.O.F. was a monthly program at the Orlando Veterans Hospital, offering alternative therapeutic classes for veterans with PTSD including; painting, poetry, qigong, and yoga. Meanwhile, she also began a plant medicine path leading her to became a moon dancer, and Chanupa carrier.  In 2016, She met and studied painting with world-famous visionary painters Alex and Allyson Grey. In 2018 at the Vienna Academy of Visionary Art, she studied classical oil techniques and figure painting with Oleg Korolov and studied acrylics with Autumn Skye Morrison. She's also a scenic painter and has painted for both Disney World and Universal Studios in Orlando Fl. and painted murals during Art Basel Miami. Veronika now travels around the world as a freelance artist teaching classes, painting murals, holding art ceremonies, and organizing retreats for veterans, artists and women. Veronika is the founder of the Visionary Goddess Retreat and Co-founder of Warriors' Awakening Retreat.  She is certified by Bring True to you, as a Addiction Recovery and Psycho-spiritual integration coach, and specializes in Psychedelic integration for veterans and offers psychedelic integration through visionary art workshops.    Veronika Rose Contact Information VeronikaRoseArt.com Email: veronikaroseart@gmail.com     Ryan's Social Links IG: ryanbeanyoga Facebook: Ryan Bean Yoga Insight Timer: Ryan Bean   PATRONS This episode is made possible by patron support.  To support this podcast and content by Ryan Bean and Life As An Observer you can become a financial supporter with a low monthly pledge starting at $2 and up.  These pledges make new content possible and you will earn exclusive rights to patron only content, swags, and information.  https://patron.podbean.com/lifeasanobserver   Thank you Patrons for your support: * scottallenmd *TC UK Worcs * Wesswaney3 * Tiffany Hickson   RETREATS AND WORKSHOPS With RYAN BEAN   DECEMBER Retreat in Southern Utah With Dr. Scott  and Rachel Allen; How to integrate ketamine into your practice, PLUS experiential sessions taking ketamine.  Retreat includes lecture, practice, breath work, cold immersion, nature, mindfulness. Southern Utah Ketamine Assisted Therapy Training Retreat More to Come in 2022

In this podcast we explore why I believe that money is simply energy manifesting itself or not showing up based upon our values, fears, and beliefs about money and abundance. Life is hard when. you do not do what you truly value because you are putting your energy in to trying to get rid of your fears rather than materializing your dreams.   Want to discuss what you are passionate about on Life As An Observer?  Send me a message on my Instagram page to discuss (ryanbeanyoga).   Social Links IG: ryanbeanyoga Facebook: Ryan Bean Yoga Insight Timer: Ryan Bean   PATRONS This episode is made possible by patron support.  To support this podcast and content by Ryan Bean and Life As An Observer you can become a financial supporter with a low monthly pledge starting at $2 and up.  These pledges make new content possible and you will earn exclusive rights to patron only content, swags, and information.  https://patron.podbean.com/lifeasanobserver   Thank you Patrons for your support: * scottallenmd *TC UK Worcs * Wesswaney3 * Tiffany Hickson     RETREATS AND WORKSHOPS With RYAN BEAN   NOVEMBER Retreat with Ania Amador, Christopher Morphis, Veronika Rose and I in Ponte Vedra, Florida November 11th - 15th  Join us for 4 nights and 3 days of Evolve; an Art and Meditation retreat focused on personal growth and wellness. Choose your own path of evolution through a variety of activities including yoga, meditation, painting, massage, sound healing, and more.  Evolve Art And Meditation Retreat This is an amazing opportunity to connect with like minded individuals, spend time in nature, and embark on a guided journey of self reflection and intention setting.    DECEMBER Retreat in Southern Utah With Dr. Scott  and Rachel Allen; How to integrate ketamine into your practice, PLUS experiential sessions taking ketamine.  Retreat includes lecture, practice, breath work, cold immersion, nature, mindfulness. Southern Utah Ketamine Assisted Therapy Training Retreat More to Come in 2022

Chance Garton of The Innerverse podcast, Rachel, Jim Maiden, Gordy Hamil, Allen Marcus discuss the insane mandates being put into place by the skinsuit the United States "elected" as commander in chief. Allen also goes off on many many other random off-the-cuff hard-to-follow synchronicities. Enjoy! Streamed LIVE August 25, 2021 If you enjoy the show and wish to help us continue asking questions whilst sharing a laugh please consider donating any amount if you're able. We rely on you to keep the show free from the corporate overlords of the cryptechnocracy. Paypal: Weavingspiders@icloud.com Cashapp: $Weavingspiders Venmo: @weavingspiders Crypto wallet addresses $BTC 36EqucfpVizaSQthVpAbqMTzdw5RhBwnmu $ETH 0xe8616e737B6d19be08ac40D4b5988Fbe1C28A6e6 $LTC MMBroc8NDwPqd2STWewQ5dBbrrZgoNMeJ8 $Dash XawxY2DM9a516m5TcsudjB8D81TWprC5cj $ZEC t1NdxpxGGb6hTeZ3PAydu2NikpUCS1BWa6g $ADA addr1v863qyp7q5z72e4ynqt73nlhsqlzzutrrda0sq0sqm6dsfg0z9t0u --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weavingspiders/message