Podcast appearances and mentions of sara christensen

Sara Christensen has had to suffer the loss of a successful business because of cancel culture online and she's not the only one. Join me as I talk to Sara about her new business- Protecting and defending businesses against this very threat. https://www.StopCancelCulture.com Sara was the May guest speaker in the Business Buyer Adventure group coaching program https://www.BusinessBuyerAdventure.com Set a reminder for yourself so you don't miss it live. Replay will be available on YouTube and my blog https://www.DavidCBarnett.com

Being “canceled” is a modern-day reality (and business risk) that can happen to anyone - including you. Sara Christensen walks you through her experience of being canceled and how you can prepare and protect your business. This episode contains references to violence and personal safety and is not suitable for children to hear. Key Takeaway This can happen to anyone but your experience of it will depend on one thing - how prepared you are. We talk about Sara's experience of being canceled What steps to take right now to start protecting yourself The difference between canceling and holding someone accountable Links For more resources, head to my Ihttps://instagram.com/diane_mayor (nstagram @diane_mayor) or to https://dianemayor.com/contingency-plan-workshop/?utm_source=coffee-and-converse&utm_medium=podcast&utm_term=72&utm_content=live&utm_campaign=contingency-plan-workshop (Dianemayor.Com/Plan) to build your own contingency plan To read the transcript and explore other episodes go to dianemayor.com/72

01/24/21 Interview with Sara Christensen regarding Cancel CultureSupport the show (http://www.parkerdk.com/victory-hour)

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Caylan Ford was a rising star in Canadian politics until a 2017 FB post surfaced and got her banished. Was it bad enough to destroy her career? Take a listen and judge for yourself.This episode is guest hosted by former cancelled guest Sara Christensen.

She was flying high as the CEO of her own company. But when Sara Christensen decided to teach a young female applicant a lesson in professionalism, it backfired- and Sara found herself cancelled. In an emotional interview tells Rob and Desma what she's learned from her ordeal and the surprising way she plans to rebuild her life.

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We’re back and on today’s show, we are talking to Sara Christensen who has five businesses in different industries over the past 25 years. Her largest business was a wireless communications consultancy that was doing $10 million in revenue per year and employed 75 people when she sold it. Sara also talks about the world of holding masterminds and how she is able to white label that for other brands, an interesting concept and potential way to expand your current business model. This episode is also really eye-opening, as Sara talks about how one little post sent her world in a spiral, leading to an all-out war waged on her business, thousands of hateful messages and even death threats. And while it’s something many of us never consider, this leads to a great discussion of how we are all at risk in this new age of technology, what you need to know to best protect yourself and how to defend your business and personal data to minimize being put at risk. After you’ve listened, be sure to check out our previous shows with Sunny Lenarduzzi and Brad Costanzo where we talk even more about branding, networking and leveraging your audience for long term growth. “Who are we to be judging each other, and can we not have conversations that are nuanced and still be friends even if we don’t agree on things?” - Sara Christensen Some Topics We Discussed Include: A little side hustle Sara started in elementary school! How being in the right place at the right time led to a completely new business opportunity The reality of how the internet takes away our humility The post that went viral insanely fast How the cancel culture has become so prevalent today Opportunities in having channel partners to expand your current business model How to remove yourself from the top people-search sites  We everyone should take their privacy seriously Why should you really consider keeping your contacts offline and/or in-person as well And much, much more! Contact Sara Christensen: @SaraDefends on Twitter References and Links Mentioned: Waking Up with Sam Harris Reputation Defender.com Ipostal1.com Takeout.Google.com How to download your data from Facebook How to download your data from Instagram How to download your data from Twitter How to download your data from LinkedIn The Coddling of the American Mind by Jonathan Haidt and Greg Lukianoff Hate Inc. by Matt Taibbi Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here where you’ll get not only all of the notes for everything episode we’ve done and will do in the mail, a private forum community, plus new training videos all the time with us and our guests.  Today’s show is co-sponsored by both LinkedIn Marketing Solutions and by Easy Webinar and Casey Zeman.  Casey has put together a 25% off deal for our listeners. Be sure to check them out as they have live webinars, hybrid webinars, automated webinars, and social media functionality, everything you need for webinars in a single platform.  Text the word “COMP” to 38470 to get the notes from this episode! They are free but be quick because, after a couple of weeks, they’ll go away (or go to HustleandFlowchart.com/comp) if you are on desktop How To Build A World-Class Online Brand With YouTube - Sunny Lenarduzzi Bacon Wrapped Hustle Session 1 - Brad Costanzo

Sara Christensen is an amazing human being. But she messed up. She posted something she shouldn't have. The BBC picks up the story. Whoopi Goldberg runs with it. Sara is CANCELLED. Dox'ing and death threats follow. Sara loses her home, her livelihood. Such is the way of a "Cancel Culture" where people are never forgiven or permitted to learn from their mistakes. This is Sara Christensen's first interview about what happened. It is time we Cancelled Cancel Culture Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

“Doing this whole entrepreneurial, personal development journey by yourself is hard. It's really really hard and it's unnecessary.”   In this episode, Jay chats with the master of masterminds, Sara Christensen, founder of Kickass Masterminds.  Jay and Sara have a candid conversation about the predatory nature of marketing "gurus," the isolation of entrepreneurship, how to find the right mastermind fit for you and your business, using "borrowed beliefs," the art of masterminding, and accelerating success through group dynamics versus the lone wolf mentality.   Visit https://jayrooke.com/083-Sara-Christensen/  for resources and show notes.    Check out my website: https://jayrooke.com/    Follow me on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TribeCreator/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayrooke/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/JayRooke    Episode Highlights: 03:24 What is a Mastermind  09:08 How to Get the Right People Together 14:18 Curation and the Common Mistakes    18:50 Factors to Consider in Mastermind Investment 23:28 When to Join a Mastermind 28:25 Borrowed Belief 35:38 Evaluating A Mastermind  45:56 The “Time” Issue Rebuttal 

Social media continues to make the human resource waters murkier than ever, especially when it comes to deciding what to share on your accounts, but also what companies peruse when considering new applicants.While industry professionals, universities, and even grade schools constantly remind children and professionals to think carefully about anything they post online, stories continue to pop up about social media, causing professional fracases. One of the latest stories comes from Waukesha, Wisconsin-based Castalloy, a company that produces high alloy castings. This story doesn't have to do with the applicant's social media, but rather an HR worker who posted the applicant's resume on her personal Facebook page and ridiculed it.According to CBS-58, in late September, a person applying for a job at Castalloy submitted a resume that said he had a "GED in Biochemistry." The worker did cross out the applicant's name, but he still found out about the post. The HR worker 't didn't break the law, but it was highly unethical, according to industry professionals. It's not just the ridicule, but you have to consider that the applicant might still be employed. Castalloy is investigating. In a similar story, 24-year-old Emily Clow was applying for a marketing position at Austin-based Kickass Masterminds, a company that helps small business owners and entrepreneurs. The company found a photo of the applicant in a bikini on Instagram and posted it with a warning to other applicants. The Masterminds post said, "PSA (because I know some of you applicants are looking at this) do not share your social media with a potential employer if this is the kind of content on it." It continues, "I am looking for a professional marketer - not a bikini model."Backlash is an understatement. The post went viral, and as of press time, every Kickass Masterminds website and social media page redirects to a statement posted on Medium from company founder and CEO Sara Christensen. Christensen called the post an "error in judgment". She apologized for her behavior and called her actions a "great case study in what NOT to do."Clow says she shared her story to start a dialogue about how employers use social media. IEN reached out to Castalloy, but the company did not respond to our requests for comment.

In this episode, I chat Sara Christensen, founder and CEO of Kickass Masterminds. Sara’s business facilitates masterminds for established entrepreneurs who are ready to make big moves in their business. We chat about what a mastermind is, and when it’s time to join one. Sara also shares her lessons learned on where other like-minded business owners struggle most, and how they have overcome those obstacles.

How does someone get really good at being the CEO of their company? They practice...a lot! Sara Christensen is our guest today and brings with her over 20 years of entrepreneurial experience. There’s such a wealth of information in this episode that I seriously can’t even tell you what the real “nuggets” are, you’ll just have to listen to the whole thing. BUT, some of my favorite takeaways include…Deciding the vision for your business in order to figure out how you show up. Making a choice between having a big ego and growing a business.Getting comfortable with things being messy sometimes.Your most important business asset (hint: it’s not great marketing) Why Sara tells her team to “rush to make the mistakes”.Moving from an Employee to CEO mindsetHow changing your language changes your mindset and moves you to your goal.See? Just too much goodness!Head over to thelaunchguild.com/podcast for more info See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we chat with entrepreneur Sara Christensen—a leading expert in business mastermind groups, who has been curating and running them since 2010. Sara’s current business, Kickass Masterminds, rigorously curates and professionally facilitates structured mastermind groups and Sara shares how masterminds can be an extraordinary way to get the support and accountability you need to grow your business.  Over the past 25+ years, Sara has started and grown five businesses—the largest being a telecommunications company that was doing upwards of $10 million in revenue per year and which employed 75 people. When Sara is not masterminding, she can be found sipping bourbon or singing along to Fleetwood Mac. She currently lives in Austin, TX with her man and their three dogs. Sara is a total dynamo and we know that you’ll love this episode!   Joy: rescue pug  Hustle: Apple Watch   Other Mentions: Learn more about KICKASS MASTERMINDS Sara on Instagram Traction The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles

Repeat after me: “The support I need already exists”   Sara Christensen has started and run five businesses over the past 20+ years. Her largest business was doing $10 million in revenue per year and employed 75 people when she sold it.   Sara is currently relentless about helping other business owners grow their businesses through her latest venture Kickass Masterminds. Kickass Masterminds curates and facilitates Mastermind Groups for small business owners, corporations and white-label partners.   *Guest: Sara Christensen, Founder & CEO of Kickass Masterminds Follow Kickass Masterminds on Instagram here! Kickass Masterminds Website *Host: Bekah Komar Are you ready for the most soul-fulfilling weekend of your life? Then join me this August in Lake Arrowhead, CA for a 2 day women’s retreat, that will fuel your mind, body, and soul. Wander Women Retreat 2019 - REGISTER HERE!   Connect with Me! Instagram: @bekahkomar (http://www.instagram.com/bekahkomar) Join My Private Facebook Group! Passion to Purpose Facebook Group

Sara Christensen has started and run five businesses over the past 20+ years. Her largest business was doing $10 million in revenue per year and employed 75 people when she sold it.    Sara is currently obsessed with helping other business owners grow and scale their businesses through her latest venture Kickass Masterminds. Kickass Masterminds curates and facilitates Mastermind Groups for small business owners, corporations and white-label partners. 

You have to meet my friend and guest today, Sara! We're chatting about choosing a Mastermind that's right for you! Sara Christensen has started and run five businesses over the past 20+ years. Her largest business was doing $10 million in revenue per year and employed 75 people when she sold it.  Sara is currently relentless about helping other business owners grow their businesses through her latest venture Kickass Masterminds. Kickass Masterminds curates and facilitates Mastermind Groups for small business owners, corporations and white-label partners. 

In this episode, I chat with Sara Christensen, owner of Kickass Masterminds. Sara and I talk about the value of getting outside perspective to make better decisions in your business. But, beware whose input you accept! You’ve got to surround yourself with high caliber people, and do your own due diligence to make sure that your interests are always protected. Sometimes we rush to get support too quickly, assuming that friends, family, or even respected colleagues will always have our back. But many hard lessons have been learned from mixing business and friendship, including a crazy/not-that-crazy example from Sara’s past. In this episode, you’ll learn: What a mastermind group does, and when you should consider joining one. What to look for in a mastermind group. Why business owners at every stage need to consider their “worst case scenario” and put some effort into protecting their assets. If you’re curious about masterminding, Sara has shared a checklist called  “Can I Mastermind My Way to Big Results?” Head to https://sparkandvictory.com/4 to grab this along with the episode transcript, and full show notes. And you’ve got to listen to her podcast, The Entrepreneur Mastermind Show! It’s one of my faves!  

I talk with Sara Christensen, founder of Kickass Masterminds, on what got here to where she is today: -What are your 3 Main Priorities -Why going  alone is a recipe for disaster -Tip to implement NOW to experience shift in your business.  Want to catch up with Sara? Here's her deets: 
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Come and follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/pimpyourpodcastGUEST BIO:Sara Christensen has started and grown five businesses over the past 20+ years. Her largest was a high-tech business doing $10 million in revenue per year and employed 75 people when she sold it. Before devoting herself full-time to her own businesses, Sara worked as the Head of Marketing and Business Development for several prominent tech companies. She has a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communications from St. Cloud State University in Minnesota. Sara is currently obsessed with helping other business owners grow their companies through her latest venture: Kickass Masterminds. When she's not helping entrepreneur CEOs grow their businesses through Mastermind Groups, she can be found sipping bourbon or singing along with Fleetwood Mac.WHERE TO FIND OUR GUEST:https://kickassmasterminds.com/https://www.facebook.com/kickassmasterminds/https://www.instagram.com/kickassmasterminds/https://twitter.com/kickassmastermhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIiLRfLhR0kStP_P1d9dJpQPODCASTS TO LISTEN TO:Entrepreneur Mastermind Show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sara Christensen, an serial entrepreneur from https://kickassmasterminds.com/ jumps onto The Path Hunters Podcast to talk about her journey to greatness.  Topics we spoke about as well are: Masculine vs feminine energy What does it mean to be a man Her lowest moment and so much more! Check out more at www.pathhunters.com www.instagram.com/pathhunters

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In this episode, we geek out on everything systems for email and social media with Kae Whitaker, CEO of Kae Whitaker Solutions. Kae shares some fabulous tips every fempreneur can use to build the business they want with the right marketing and digital media techniques. Her tips include an eight step process for marketing any product or service; tips for using Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter; tools and systems she uses to manage all of her digital marketing efforts, and advice for all fempreneurs broadcasting their work. Episode Highlights Kae is hosting a free webinar on email marketing 12/6/2017 at 2 p.m. EST www.convertkit.com/webinar/kae “The world is digital period. Your brand needs to be there." Eight things you need in every digital marketing plan: Conversion funnels/sales funnels (take a person from top to bottom of funnel.) Content (blog, social media, podcast) Acquisition of customers (ads, etc - how you get people) Email marketing (where sales happen) Social media (platforms) Search marketing (SEO) Data and analytics Testing, testing, testing and more testing Social media is for awareness, not sales Email is a relational tool, it’s like getting someone’s phone number Social media is a long game. Social media channels Instagram is organic and conversational (be the type of Instagrammer you want) Facebook -- Run ads to build your audience and develop real deal funnels for sales Twitter -- Follow the right people for the right reasons (follow for follow) There will never be a perfect time for it. Just do it. “Do not be paralyzed by the comfort of your day job.” Kae Whitaker Kae Whitaker is the owner and CEO of Kae Whitaker Solutions. With over 10 years of experience in retail sales and marketing development, Kae now focuses on helping small businesses stay competitive in their respective market and surpass their revenue goals. Kae has worked with some of the nation’s largest retailers, and has now taken her expertise in Retail Sales & Marketing Development to create her premium coaching programs that help small business owners tune into what matters most in their marketing efforts, streamline their processes, and maximize on their clientele. Kae’s highest achievements comes through helping others reach their goals, and would love the opportunity to help take your brand to the next level. Follow Kae online at: Website: kaewhitaker.com Instagram: @kaewhitaker Facebook: facebook.com/kaewhitaker Twitter: twitter.com/KaeWhitaker Other episodes you might dig: Episode 48: Running an Online Fitness Business -- An interview with Charlene Dipaola founder of Hip Shake Fitness Episode 27: Owning Your Social Justice Values -- An interview with activist, organizer and entrepreneur Leslie Mac Episode 38: Masterminds for Rebel Entrepreneurs Who Don't Play by the Rules -- An interview with kickass entrepreneur Sara Christensen  Download the FREE Lean the F*ck Out Launch Kit If you are thinking about starting a business or side hustle, check out our Lean the F*ck Out Launch Kit. The kit gives you tools and inspiration to start thinking like a fempreneur and start designing the life you want! You’ll receive a guided meditation to help you figure out your vision, a budget worksheet to see what you need financially to make a go of it, daily practices including printable worksheets and daily affirmations to help you keep your head up when your confidence is waning. Again, it’s free and it’s available at leanthef-ckout.com/launchkit.

Sara has started and run five businesses over the past 20+ years. Her largest business was doing $10 million in revenue per year and employed 75 people the she sold it. She's also owned a Marketing Communications Firm, a Jewelry Design Studio and a Wellness Business. Before devoting herself full-time to her own businesses, Sara worked as the Head of Marketing and Business Development for several dot-com and high-tech companies. Sara is currently obsessed with helping other business owners grow and scale their companies through her latest venture Kickass Masterminds. Get on the waitlist for when doors are open for the next time masterminds are matched in early December: KickassMasterminds.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kickassmasterminds/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kickassmasterminds/

Sara Christensen is a powerhouse of a GSD entrepreneur. She has started and lead 5 different businesses over the past almost 25 years. Her largest business was bringing in $10M in revenue each year until she was forced to sell her portion of the business because of a difficult (shady, in her words) situation with […]

Sara Christensen is the founder of Kickass Masterminds. SHe's been a business owner for over 25 years. She's a massive advocate for the effectiveness of mastermind groups, and has seen and experienced first hand how life changing the proper group can be for the right person. Her big sales question: Does the sales process we have make sense for what we're trying to accomplish? Sara walks Jessica through her sales process, and what she has planned for it, and highlights her goals and the benefits of being involved in a mastermind group. She explains each step of her funnel in detail, and describes the experience for the interested person. Jessica then does what she does best! Jess talks about each part of the Funnel, and offers slight adjustments, tweaks and adds that could improve the overall sales process for the buyer. From earlier application opportunities, to added value and content strategies, she brings up a lot of helpful ways to make the process flow more smoothly and effectively. She also explains the benefit of adding a group/community to the sales process, and when the optimal time to request payment, and why that is. FInally Jess explains why a sales process should be a little on the challenging side, and the issues with making things "too easy". Quotes "The matching and the management is key to making these groups work" "I can't be the only one dog our sales process, it needs to be baked into our company" "Sales is like baking a cake. You have to get the recipe right" "What is the urgency?" "I am committed to this process and I am committed to buying in at the end of this process" "When we don't make it a challenge, they have nothing to compete with" Links www.smartleaderssell.com Content Disclaimer The information contained above is provided for information purposes only. The contents of this article, video or audio are not intended to amount to advice and you should not rely on any of the contents of this article, video or audio. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from taking any action as a result of the contents of this article, video or audio. Jessica Lorimer disclaims all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on any of the contents of this article, video or audio.

In this episode we talk with Sara Christensen, feisty founder of Kickass Masterminds, about building masterminds that support the building of the business and life you want. We talk about how you can force the time for yourself to make magic happen and Sara's strong belief in following and honing your intuition, while finding ways to interrupt your daily patterns. Without either of these, she says, we could miss out on the building the life we want. As entrepreneurs you have the drive to craft the business and life you want. Sara has some great tips on how she has done it and how you can too.

Sara has turned her own tragic and darkly humorous life events into lessons on consciously planning for and choosing to live a beautiful life.

Sara Christensen is the founder of the Beautiful Life Academy where she helps and inspires woman to embrace the most out of life. She has a very interesting and inspiring story which she shares on this episode. We dive deep into not just surviving life but living it. Enjoy! Sara Christensen online- http://sarachristensen.com/ Free Guided Meditation- http://sarachristensen.com/6-2/

Sara Christensen has experienced all sides of the business world. In 2000, she predicted the rise of the juice craze when she co-founded Liquiteria, the first micro pressed juicery in New York City. After starting a successful brand herself, Sara wanted to help others grow their businesses, so she became an angel investor and venture capitalist. Most recently Sara served as the Managing Director of The Raptor Group, where she invested in companies like Uber, Airbnb, Snapchat, Spotify and more. On this week's episode, Sophia and Sara discuss walking away from Liquiteria, why investing in female-founded companies is important, and Sara's tips for pitching venture capitalists.

Sara Christensen has experienced all sides of the business world. In 2000, she predicted the rise of the juice craze when she co-founded Liquiteria, the first micro pressed juicery in New York City. After starting a successful brand herself, Sara wanted to help others grow their businesses, so she became an angel investor and venture capitalist. Most recently Sara served as the Managing Director of The Raptor Group, where she invested in companies like Uber, Airbnb, Snapchat, Spotify and more. On this week's episode, Sophia and Sara discuss walking away from Liquiteria, why investing in female-founded companies is important, and Sara's tips for pitching venture capitalists.