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In this episode, Mikyhla has an incredible conversation with Rachel Hendrick about the faithfulness of the Lord. Rachel shares a story about how the Lord answered some prayers for wisdom in a way that was amazing and unexpected! About our guest: Rachel Hendrick is a modern watercolor artist inspired by the big and bold truths found in the Bible and loves helping women use that artwork to have Christ-centered conversations in their homes and offices.Her most popular collection, The Psalms Project, was published as a calendar and distributed in Barnes & Noble, Books-a-Million, Amazon.com, and Calendars.com. She's been recognized by Woman's Day, and Christian Life Daily, and has created custom artwork for Rescue Her, Sevenly, Faithfully Restored, and The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.When this Swiftie isn't painting or working… Rachel enjoys cuddling her two doodles while sipping a mocha latte under a weighted blanket as a documentary on white-collar crimes or cults plays in the background. #BasicMillenial  Find Rachel at: http://mercycreates.com/ http://instagram.com/mercy_creates

Join us for this week's bumper episode as we review Leeds United's recent wins at home to Rotherham and away to Swansea, as the Whites make it seven league wins in a row to move into the automatic promotion places. We discuss the race for promotion and the return to form of Willy Gnonto, with four goals and an assist in his last four appearances. Finally, we preview the upcoming away fixture to Plymouth Argyle and as usual our score predictions and predicted lineups feature.  If you enjoy this episode please remember to like and subscribe. Get involved by following us on Twitter (X) @DamnedUnitedPod to ask us questions, answer our polls and submit your player ratings for each match.

Revelation Part Seven: Sevenly Heavenly. Back to the end of the world! JK. After a few episodes of ground work, today Mike finally takes us into the first chapter of Revelation! How was this originally interpreted? What working knowledge did the audience have? How does Daniel play in? What does this chapter set up?? As always, we encourage and would love discussion as we pursue. Always feel free to email in questions to hello@voxpodcast.com, and to engage the conversation on Facebook and Instagram. We're on YouTube (if you're into that kinda thing): VOXOLOGY TV. Learn more about the Voxology Podcast Subscribe on iTunes or Spotify Support the Voxology Podcast on Patreon The Voxology Spotify channel can be found here: Voxology Radio Follow us on Instagram: @voxologypodcast and "like" us on Facebook Follow Mike on Twitter: www.twitter.com/mikeerre Music in this episode by Timothy John Stafford Instagram & Twitter: @GoneTimothy

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Story of failure: Scraping my arm with a bow string while practicing.Aaron Owens is the co-owner of Alpha Realty in Springfield, Missouri. Aaron's background is in graphic design and marketing. He jumped into the real estate world after seeing Adam Johnson's passion and excitement for the industry. After hitting the ground running, he was able to sell 35 homes in his first year as an agent. Since then he has been apart of hundreds of real estate transaction, ventured into real estate investing around Springfield and building relationships with other go-getters in the area. He loves the Kansas City Chiefs, music, coffee and all things Apple.In today's episode Aaron talks about:working in a family business growing upgetting into graphic design and being homeschooledlearning Corel DrawAdam Johnson getting Aaron into real estatestarting Alpha Realty with Adampivoting on a float tripgrowing up in a homeschool familytraveling and exploring the country as a homeschool kidreading and listening to podcaststhe struggle of finding a mentorlosing his dad in 2007 and the mentor his dad wastwo brothers as mentorsCraig Groschel - pressure to be a mentorlearning a lot from as many people as he caneach person bringing a good perspective"Do I want what they have?"his dad being a giving guyprofit is not a dirty wordleaving a legacygrowing up on a big farm and the example of hard workthe strong relationships of his familyfiguring out how to make money doing the things his dad lovedcoming up with new business ideas and failing along the wayfailure is not final, it's just a stepstory of starting a company for a digital business cardbeing naive in businessthe advice of not taking money from family for a business ideahis pride taking a hit during a business familymultilevel marketing and shirt subscription companiesconsistent things that carried them through failuresMariano Rivera's story of how he dealt with failuretaking the sting of failure awaystory of his monthly shirt subscription businessModFund company storytiming and executionthe Sevenly companyrunning with an idea and realizing when to cut the cordapproaching business different nowloving the idea of new businesses but having a processwhy Aaron and Adam selfishly created Alpha Realtybasing a Alpha around faith and familyrelationships over real estatebig enough to stand out but small enough for relationshipsnot recruiting but by word of moutha team environment without having teamsgrowing by God, not by Aaronbuying a new building in Springfield for Alphaeverything scares him a little bitinvesting and property management futuresmoving into different market centers and the complexity it bringstaking inventorytrying not to lose the culture of AlphaChik-Fil-A culture and keeping that aliveworking as an owner to keep culturethe scary part of the real estate market in generalproperly budgeting for lean timesgoals to reach by his 40th birthdaystrong relationship with God and familydeveloping systems to duplicate himselfempowering people to goals and not using themseeing the inner workings of AlphaInstagram - @aaronowens10www.alpharealtymo.com

Joshua is the founder and CEO of CURIO - a strategic behavioral agency focused on digital marketing and direct to consumer sales. CURIO has been ranked in the top performance agencies by Facebook for paid media, advising on approximately $200 million of media spend per year and aiding to drive revenue of over $2 billion in sales in 2019. He is a serial entrepreneur who has co-founded or invested in many companies and aids the operations. Joshua runs a consulting agency whose purpose is E-Commerce Strategic Marketing Design and Optimization to aid the team's Tactical Execution of your e-commerce presence. We operate from a holistic perspective from sales and marketing, all the way to transactional cost reductions. As a serial entrepreneur who has co-founded or invested in many companies and aids the operations, he has helped run many companies to increase sales and profitability, including Sevenly significantly, Love Your Melon, Ivory Ella, Tentree and many more. Joshua is also the founder and emeritus chairman of Aven Financial Group, a private equity management group with a consulting arm that specializes in Financial Consulting for high net worth clients and business owners. AFG provides tax and financial optimization strategies for its clients as it relates to their business and individual finances. We manage and consult on over $150,000,000 and privately place assets into investments from traditional to alternative. In addition to managed assets, we find and place assets into various Real Estate investments that have gone through rigorous analytics.

Welcome to the 100 Million Academy podcast. Every Sunday morning, you will get highlights from our exclusive daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. These are world-class individuals who have hit 100 million in sales, advertising spend, or impressions on social media. ---- I'm your host, Dan Fleyshman, and in this week's episode you will learn from franchising specialist Erik Van Horn who is an expert in multi-unit, semi-absentee business ownership. He is an active franchise entrepreneur who owns 6 brands in 8 states and isn’t done yet with 30 more locations in the works.   After that you will learn from Brian Vaszily (pronounced "vay zlee”). Brian is a motivational speaker and author of the #1 bestseller, The 9 Intense Experiences (Wiley Publishing, 2011) -- called one of the best motivational books of all-time by many reviewers. He is host of the highly acclaimed Deep Transformation personal growth workshops, and the founder and editor in chief of IntenseExperiences.com, one of the world's most popular and unique personal growth websites with hundreds of thousands of readers.   Then you will learn from Justin Blum, the CEO of Raw Fitness franchise and the owner of APN nutrition supplement company. He opened his first gym in 2010 and since then has expanded to 35 locations nationwide. Justin launched Raw Fitness with the mission to show people, no matter where they were in life’s journey, that they have the power to take back their lives.   I was born In Las Vegas Nevada where I still live today… I had a very rough upbringing that involved a single parent household until I was 12 or 13 years old and spending more time on the streets then I was at home. Yes of course lead to nothing good and into drugs and criminal activity until I ended up in prison at the age of 24 1/2 25.   Then you will earn from American Hat Makers founder Hannah Watrous. They have nearly 40 years of manufacturing experience and are more than just a manufacturing center delivering private label solutions for astute, creative companies that believe in American-made quality products.   Lastly, you will learn from digital marketing expert, Josh Aven. Josh has generated over $2 billion in revenue for his clients through digital marketing. He led his company to be recognized as one of the top-performing Facebook agencies in the world. He works with Fortune 500 companies, and direct to consumer clients of every industry including Sevenly, Love Your Melon, Ivory Ella and many more. His expertise in significantly increasing sales and profitability is focused on consumer behavioral psychology and deep knowledge of finance and math.   Get ready, it’s time to level up!   ----   Thank you for watching this episode — What lesson resonated with you the most? Comment below!   ----   Learn more and connect with our instructors: 100MillionAcademy.com   Every Sunday, join the 100 Million Academy podcast to get highlights from our daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. Learn actionable lessons, skills, and strategies from these experts in real estate, marketing, sales, investing, and more that you can apply to your own business.   100 Million Academy is an online educational platform featuring over 20+ entrepreneurs who have sold over $100 million in revenue, spent over $100 million on advertising, or have been seen by over 100 million people.   Co-founders Joel Marion, Dan Fleyshman, and Cody Sperber are on a mission to give you access to world-class entrepreneurs.    ----  

Welcome to the 100 Million Academy podcast. Every Sunday morning, you will get highlights from our exclusive daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. These are world-class individuals who have hit 100 million in sales, advertising spend, or impressions on social media. ---- I'm your host, Dan Fleyshman, and in this week's episode you will learn from Sales and Marketing Expert Ryan Stewman, aka Hardcore Closer. Ryan is a podcast host with over 2 million downloads, he has closed over $200 million in sales and has over 80,000 members in his sales and investing groups on Facebook alone.   Next you will get to learn from Akaash Pardesi; social media star and life and fitness coach whose engaging photos of his career, body, and day-to-day life have amassed him a powerful Instagram community and following.   Then you will learn from Ali Awad aka CEO Lawyer. Mr. Awad became a published author on immigration law while in law school, settled over $1 million in personal injury cases and is a sought-after speaker, particularly for international communities and is a sought-after speaker for international communities unaware of their rights. He was also recently awarded the Lead-Counsel rating by Thompson Reuters for his achievements in representing plaintiffs in personal injury matters.    After that you will learn from digital marketing expert, Josh Aven. Josh has generated over $2 billion in revenue for his clients through digital marketing. He led his company to be recognized as one of the top-performing Facebook agencies in the world. He works with Fortune 500 companies, and direct to consumer clients of every industry including Sevenly, Love Your Melon, Ivory Ella and many more. His expertise in significantly increasing sales and profitability is focused on consumer behavioral psychology and deep knowledge of finance and math.   Lastly you will get to learn from Joshua Luzon. Joshua is a producer/director and founder of Andromeda Films where he has helped clients generate billions of views across social media platforms including a campaign for his own nonprofit animal rescue that alone did 60 million views. His ad creatives have helped generate well over $100 million for his clients and he currently works with the 100 Million Academy team, producing the daily live calls every night at 6pm.   Get ready, its time to level up!   ----   Thank you for watching this episode — What lesson resonated with you the most? Comment below!   ----   Learn more and connect with our instructors: 100MillionAcademy.com   Every Sunday, join the 100 Million Academy podcast to get highlights from our daily live calls combining the best clips of the top entrepreneurs and business minds in the world. Learn actionable lessons, skills, and strategies from these experts in real estate, marketing, sales, investing, and more that you can apply to your own business.   100 Million Academy is an online educational platform featuring over 20+ entrepreneurs who have sold over $100 million in revenue, spent over $100 million on advertising, or have been seen by over 100 million people.   Co-founders Joel Marion, Dan Fleyshman, and Cody Sperber are on a mission to give you access to world-class entrepreneurs.    ----  

In this week's episode, you will learn from a premier social media influencer, brand ambassador, entrepreneur, fitness and wellness expert, and actress, Ana Cheri.   Ana is one of the highest-paid influencers in the world. She is the owner of the southern California gym, Be More Athletics, and activewear line, Cheri Fit. Her most recent product sold out in less than 48 hours! Ana has built a following of over 20 million people across social media. She will be sharing her strategies on how she leveraged her personal brand to build businesses in the health and fitness industry. Also, she will teach you her calendar-hack to balance multiple projects at once, and how to handle rejection.    Next, you will learn from product development & marketing expert, Travis Lubinsky. Travis is the founder of Flex watches and the Networking System. He’s partnered with social media influencers like Jake Paul, collaborated with celebrities like Paris Hilton, and he’s also been featured on CNBC’s hit show, The Profit. Travis’ products have been seen by over 150 million people on YouTube, generated over $20 million in sales, and served over 300,000 customers. He will be sharing the networking strategies that helped him partner with celebrities, billionaires and high profile clients.   Next, you will learn from digital marketing expert, Josh Aven. Josh has generated over $2 billion in revenue for his clients through digital marketing. He led his company to be recognized as one of the top-performing Facebook agencies in the world. He works with Fortune 500 companies, and direct to consumer clients of every industry including Sevenly, Love Your Melon, Ivory Ella and many more. His expertise in significantly increasing sales and profitability is focused on consumer behavioral psychology and deep knowledge of finance and math. Josh will share his insights on content creation, and advertising insights on Facebook, Instagram, and Tik Tok.   Next, you will learn from e-commerce and branding expert, Kevin Zhang. Kevin is the youngest member of the Forbes Business Council. He is a serial entrepreneur and the CEO of Kreator eCommerce, a global organization with over 60 employees, and facilities in 3 countries. At the age of 23, Kevin achieved acclaim in the digital marketing and eCommerce community for generating $20 million in sales in his first year as an entrepreneur. Affiliate World proclaimed Kevin the "eCommerce Rookie of the Year.”   Aside from managing his business, Kevin is an advocate for eCommerce education and provides mentorship to thousands of students around the world. Kevin is determined to empower and inspire future generations of eCommerce entrepreneurs. You will learn his strategies on building a talented team and creating a streamlined infrastructure.    Learn more and connect with our instructors: 100MillionAcademy.com Ana Cheri: instagram.com/anacheri Travis Lubinsky: instagram.com/trav Josh Aven: instagram.com/joshaven Kevin Zhang: instagram.com/kevinzhangofficial Cody Sperber: instagram.com/cleverinvestor

Dale Partridge is a social entrepreneur and founder of Sevenly.org and StartupCamp.com. Described as “a mind who feels the trends before market,” Partridge teaches leaders and organizations how to position their brand, love their people, and develop profitable corporate social responsibility programs. He’s a renowned expert on branding, consumer psychology, and marketplace trends. He is an avid speaker and has been featured in various business publications including the cover of Entrepreneur Magazine, Fox News, NBC, INC Magazine, Mashable, MSN Money, Forbes and the Los Angeles Times. Dale resides with his family in Bend, Oregon. Favorite Success Quote “Never get too busy making a living that you forget to make a life”~Dolly Parton Key Points 1. Accountability is Key On your path to becoming the best man that you can be, there are a couple of key ingredients that, if you are lacking, will cause you to fail miserably. One of those keys is accountability. You have to have strong men in your life who are willing to speak truth and push you to become your best self. Men who are willing to call you out on your weaknesses and affirm your strengths. Without a strong support system you will fail. It is essential to your success as a man, in business, marriage, and personal growth that you develop this accountability and stick to it. 2. Men Are Overly Courageous in Business and Fearful in Family A huge problem with men today is that they are courageous in business and timid in their family lives. They draw all of this satisfaction from succeeding on the front of business, making millions and achieving their dreams, that they forget to be good fathers, husbands, and sons. If you want to live up to your full potential as a man, you have to have a balance between both. You have to succeed in business so that you can provide for your family, but you also have to be willing to sacrifice a bigger paycheck to be the man that your family needs. 3. Build Generosity into Your Life One of the cornerstones of being a good man is being generous. If you want to live a life of purpose and fulfillment, build generosity into your life, don’t sprinkle it in as an afterthought. Give your time, money, and resources to charities that you believe in, be willing to listen to the homeless guy on the street, sit and have a conversation with someone in need. Be generous in all areas of your life and it will come back to you, but more importantly, at the end of the day when you meet your maker, you will have a clean conscience and a full heart.

Matthew Scott – Sevenly, Volume Seven: Lust and Chastity – Sunday, September 29th There are plenty of late modern writers out there claiming that lust is the virtue, and chastity the mortal sin. ... The post Sevenly, Volume Seven: Lust and Chastity appeared first on Wellington Church - Lifepoint.

Matthew Scott – Sevenly, Volume Six: Greed and Caritas – Sunday, September 22nd Whether rooted in naked desire, or prompted by anxiety and fear, greed is a difficult sin to... The post Sevenly, Volume Six: Greed and Caritas appeared first on Wellington Church - Lifepoint.

Matthew Scott – Sevenly, Volume Five: Gluttony and Temperance – Sunday, September 15th At its root, gluttony – like lust – is about putting basic desire behind the steering wheel. ... The post Sevenly, Volume Five: Gluttony and Temperance appeared first on Wellington Church - Lifepoint.

Matthew Scott – Sevenly, Volume Four: Wrath and Patience – Sunday, September 1st There’s a lot of anger out there.  And whether the slow boiling, seething kind, or the eruptive,... The post Sevenly, Volume Four: Wrath and Patience appeared first on Wellington Church - Lifepoint.

Matthew Scott – Sevenly, Volume Three: Sloth and Diligence – Sunday, August 18th Avoiding hard work has never been more fashionable; but sloth really is a deadly sin.  Diligence is... The post Sevenly, Volume Three: Sloth and Diligence appeared first on Wellington Church - Lifepoint.

Matthew Scott – Sevenly, Volume Two: Envy and Kindness – Sunday, August 11th Long considered the root of all seven deadly sins, envy has lost none of its popularity over... The post Sevenly, Volume Two: Envy and Kindness appeared first on Wellington Church - Lifepoint.

Matthew Scott – Sevenly, Volume One: Pride and Humility – Sunday, August 4th In pursuit of good character – to be like Jesus, in other words – a series on... The post Sevenly, Volume One: Pride and Humility appeared first on Wellington Church - Lifepoint.

On today's episode, we're talking about "Conscious Capitalism" — a philosophy stating that businesses should serve all principal stakeholders, including the environment. It does not minimize profit-seeking but encourages the assimilation of all common interests into the company's business plan. Did you know that there over 1.5 million nonprofit organizations in the U.S. alone? Did you also know that over 700 of them go out of business every single day? That sad truth is that these nonprofit organizations, along with many "for profit" organizations as well, fail because they don't know how to maximize both of the necessary bottom lines — Social impact AND profit. The nonprofits' good intentions are capped and undermined due to a lack of financial resources, while the large corporations acquire an abundance financial resources at the cost of the well-being of their employees, their consumers, the greater society, and the environment. Nonetheless, companies like Sevenly, Toms shoes, and Panera are breaking the current system and doubling down on BOTH their bottom lines for the good of all. A new wave of conscious capitalism is on the rise.

The founder of Sevenly and the Wall Street Journal Best-selling author Dale Partridge shares about the 5 steps to an insanely productive morning, why college is a SCAM for the vast majority of students, what he means by “people over profit” and much, much more...

Dale Partridge is a social entrepreneur and founder of Sevenly.org and StartupCamp.com. Described as “a mind who feels the trends before market,” Partridge teaches leaders and organizations how to position their brand, love their people, and develop profitable corporate social responsibility programs. He's a renowned expert on branding, consumer psychology, and marketplace trends. He is an avid speaker and has been featured in various business publications including the cover of Entrepreneur Magazine, Fox News, NBC, INC Magazine, Mashable, MSN Money, Forbes and the Los Angeles Times. Dale resides with his family in Bend, Oregon. Favorite Success Quote “Never get too busy making a living that you forget to make a life”~Dolly Parton Key Points 1. Accountability is Key On your path to becoming the best man that you can be, there are a couple of key ingredients that, if you are lacking, will cause you to fail miserably. One of those keys is accountability. You have to have strong men in your life who are willing to speak truth and push you to become your best self. Men who are willing to call you out on your weaknesses and affirm your strengths. Without a strong support system you will fail. It is essential to your success as a man, in business, marriage, and personal growth that you develop this accountability and stick to it. 2. Men Are Overly Courageous in Business and Fearful in Family A huge problem with men today is that they are courageous in business and timid in their family lives. They draw all of this satisfaction from succeeding on the front of business, making millions and achieving their dreams, that they forget to be good fathers, husbands, and sons. If you want to live up to your full potential as a man, you have to have a balance between both. You have to succeed in business so that you can provide for your family, but you also have to be willing to sacrifice a bigger paycheck to be the man that your family needs. 3. Build Generosity into Your Life One of the cornerstones of being a good man is being generous. If you want to live a life of purpose and fulfillment, build generosity into your life, don't sprinkle it in as an afterthought. Give your time, money, and resources to charities that you believe in, be willing to listen to the homeless guy on the street, sit and have a conversation with someone in need. Be generous in all areas of your life and it will come back to you, but more importantly, at the end of the day when you meet your maker, you will have a clean conscience and a full heart.

Giants, welcome to episode #63! Today’s guest has launched over half a dozen multi-million dollar companies. From a rock-climbing gym to a conference company to a branding agency and a highly successful e-commerce business. In the last few years, he’s shifted his mission from starting companies to teaching others how to start theirs. To help people create the business and family they love. Empowering people to chase their dreams and fulfil their purpose.   He’s been featured in publications including the cover of Entrepreneur Magazine, Fox News, NBC, INC Magazine, Mashable and Forbes. Now more than ever, he’s widely known as an online thought leader on faith, family, and marriage.   Some of the topics we spoke about include: His journey in creating these multi-million dollar companies such as Sevenly and StartUp Camp The ups and downs of running a business The importance of looking in the mirror when things go bad and looking out the window when things go good Lessons on leadership Constantly evaluating our purpose And seeking our own truth.   This episode has a mixed bag of goodies, so if you’re interested in the intersections of capitalist philanthropy, entrepreneurship and purpose – then this is for you. I present to you … the highly passionate, inspiring, action-taking juggernaut … Dale Partridge!     More on Dale can be found via the links below: https://dalepartridge.com https://relearnchurch.org https://ultimatemarriage.com Dale's Facebook page Twitter: @dalepartridge Instagram: @dalepartridge Dale's Youtube Channel Subscribe to The Giant Thinkers Podcast on iTunes.     Want to know the most productive tool that has helped me accelerate my progress? It’s the Five-Minute Journal; the simplest, most effective thing you can do everyday to be happier. It’s a physical journal that gives you a positive quote, followed by three questions you answer in the morning and two questions to answer in the evening before bed. It basically anchors your mind into a positively focused, intentional and grateful mindset, in less than 5 minutes a day. Grab yours here: GiantThinkers.com/fiveminutejournal

Candace leads us to reflect on our value of 'active compassion'. We look at love and compassion displayed through the Good Samaritan, the compassion of Jesus and what it means for us today. >> As part of this teaching we watched the short video 'Give' by Sevenly, showing examples of everyday acts of kindness. Watch it at https://youtu.be/VChxtzJQixs (2:23).

A common question I hear these days is, “How do I turn my PASSION into a career?” There’s a lot of talk about PASSION. Everyone has a passion. We all have passions. But is it POSSIBLE to turn that passion into a full time income? Is it possible to not spend every day going through the motions, but to wake up every day looking FORWARD to getting to work? Can we do work that both fuels our passion while also making a profit? Yes, I truly believe the answer is YES. My guest this week is Marisa Flacks, the founder of RISE Creative. Marisa has actually become a dear friend of mine over the past 7 months or so, and I have come to really love and admire her. Her branding agency that specializes in working with businesses in the ethical and sustainable space is amazing and Marisa is so knowledgable and honestly SO wise beyond her years. You are going to ADORE her.  About Marisa: Marisa is the Ethical Brand Strategist behind RISE Creative. A Cultural Anthropologist and corporate fashion drop-out, Marisa started RISE Creative to serve ethical brands, social enterprises, and small businesses through creative storytelling. Outside of her work, she enjoys exploring health & wellness, all the podcasts, pretending to be the next Joanna Gaines, and hanging with her puppy in the Queen City, Charlotte, North Carolina.  Connect with Marisa: https://www.risecreativeco.com/ https://www.facebook.com/risecreativeco https://www.instagram.com/risecreativeco/ https://twitter.com/risecreativeco TODAY'S BUSINESS WITH PURPOSE PODCAST EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: CAUSEBOX - use code "MOLLY" for $15 off your first box! Sevenly - use code MOLLY10 for 10% off your purchase during the month of November. Join my Purchase with Purpose Facebook group and let's continue the conversation! https://www.facebook.com/groups/purchasewithpurpose/ Subscribe to the Business with Purpose podcast (and I'd love it if you left a review** on iTunes!) Subscribe on iTunes** Subscribe on Google Play Subscribe on Radio Public Subscribe via Podcast RSS Feed **Want to know how to leave a review of the Business with Purpose Podcast on iTunes from your iPhone or iPad? Launch Apple's Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter "Business with Purpose" Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the Blue album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.  

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To many people, a dress symbolizes things like fragility, weakness, inequality, outdated dress code rules, societal pressures, gender roles… There was a time when a woman would be literally scoffed at for wearing anything OTHER than a dress. And for centuries, women have fought to press on and buck trends and fight stereotypes, and obviously a woman wearing pants or wearing shorts isn’t thought of as anything crazy or remarkable today… but could a woman wearing a dress actually change the world? Could the “dress” be reclaimed into a symbol of power and freedom and purpose? We think so…  My guest this week is Blythe Hill, the founder of DRESSEMBER, an international movement of women and men who are raising money to fight to end human trafficking. I wanted to hear Blythe’s story and learn about how she got this incredibly amazing movement started and I LOVED our conversation! I am actually participating in Dressember this year and I am pledging to wear a dress every day during the month of December… Yes, even if it is freezing out. I would be so honored and grateful if you’d consider donating to my Dressember fundraiser! My goal is $6,300 and that would fund the rescue operation of one woman, man, or child who is trapped in the bondage of modern day slavery. Your donation is 100% tax deductible and you can donate HERE. I hope you love this episode as much as I do! ABOUT BLYTHE:  Blythe Hill is the CEO and Founder of the Dressember Foundation, an anti-trafficking nonprofit organization that engages women and men in the fight to end modern-day slavery. Through their annual campaign, thousands of people across six continents commit to wearing dresses or bow ties for the month of December as a way to bring awareness and raise funding for anti-trafficking work. In four years, Dressember advocates have raised over $3MM USD. Originally hailing from Seattle, Blythe now lives in Los Angeles with her husband and their puppy, Friday. She loves a good red wine, a good cheese, and a good pun.  CONNECT WITH BLYTHE AND DRESSEMBER: https://dressember.org http://www.facebook.com/officialdressember http://instagram.com/dressember https://twitter.com/Dressember https://www.pinterest.com/dressember/ https://www.instagram.com/blythehill/ TODAY'S BUSINESS WITH PURPOSE PODCAST EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: CAUSEBOX - use code "MOLLY" for $15 off your first box! Sevenly - use code MOLLY10 for 10% off your purchase during the month of November. Join my Purchase with Purpose Facebook group and let's continue the conversation! https://www.facebook.com/groups/purchasewithpurpose/ Subscribe to the Business with Purpose podcast (and I'd love it if you left a review** on iTunes!) Subscribe on iTunes** Subscribe on Google Play Subscribe on Radio Public Subscribe via Podcast RSS Feed **Want to know how to leave a review of the Business with Purpose Podcast on iTunes from your iPhone or iPad? Launch Apple's Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter "Business with Purpose" Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the Blue album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.  

We can all agree to two truths.... Life is beautiful and life is also tough. We all spend time trying to figure out what our purpose is or what we are supposed to do or what job we were meant for. We work hard, we do our best... and then life happens. Maybe it’s a broken relationship, a financial crisis, a death of a loved one, a divorce, or getting fired from a job... and we get into this mindset that life is awful and all these bad things are happening TO us... but have you ever thought that maybe these things are happening FOR us?  My guest this week is Shaniqua Cousins... Shaniqua is an author and inspirational speaker... let me tell you... our conversation is one of my favorites and she really challenged me to think differently and live differently. We talk about relationships, business, life, death, and race... we cover it all! I even share some really personal things about my own experiences with my mother's death that I haven't shared with many people before. It was a powerful conversation and I know you’re going to be changed by this episode.  Connect with Shaniqua: http://www.shaniquacousins.com/ https://twitter.com/CousinsSL https://www.instagram.com/shaniqualcousins/ https://www.facebook.com/ShaniqualCousins/ About Shaniqua:  For over two decades Shaniqua Cousins has been a leader and inspiration to many. Speaking, training and writing are amongst the several skills gained during her military career with the United States Navy and post-secondary education. Shaniqua served as a United States Navy Sailor for eight and one half years.  She quickly distinguished herself as a superb leader, mentor, outstanding manager, and one truly concerned for the betterment of fellow sailors and civilian employees alike.  She provided advisory services to senior management to facilitate workforce development and analysis and ensured the achievement of strategic management of human capital and accountability goals within her department. Her meritorious service stemmed from October 1997 to April 2006.  Demonstrating diligence and extraordinary professionalism, Shaniqua led sailors and civilians to meet increased demands imposed by senior officials.   Shaniqua's distinctive accomplishments, unrelenting perseverance, and steadfast devotion to duty reflected great credit upon her and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service. She continues to serve her country as a proud member of the Federal Civilian Service. As with her military career, Shaniqua has quickly become a respected leader, outstanding manager, and mentor. As a speaker on numerous topics ranging from purposeful living, enjoying life, goal achievement, and self-improvement, Shaniqua has developed unique and insightful concepts that provide practical solutions for application to everyday life. To date she self-published & authored Life, Experiences, Preparation, and Purpose; Co-Authored My Name is Mommy, Stories of Motherhood and the Lessons it Taught; Founded Shaniqua Cousins World Group LLC; created the ShaniquaCousins.com website, launched an international Newsletter, and produce and host the international Seek Purpose, Live Dreams TV web series.  Additionally, Shaniqua continues to serve as a guest speaker during numerous conferences, meetings, and social gatherings. Shaniqua has been interviewed by both television and radio personalities across the country, allowing her to share her message of purposeful living to thousands. Through the use of her website, company, publications, lectures, television & radio interviews, and social media, Shaniqua is undoubtedly becoming an influential pioneer of the arts for her generation and for those to follow. TODAY'S BUSINESS PODCAST EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: CAUSEBOX - use code "MOLLY" for $15 off your first box! Sevenly - use code MOLLY10 for 10% off your purchase during the month of November. Join my Purchase with Purpose Facebook group and let's continue the conversation! https://www.facebook.com/groups/purchasewithpurpose/ Subscribe to the business podcast (and I'd love it if you left a review** on iTunes!) Subscribe on iTunes** Subscribe on Google Play Subscribe on Radio Public Subscribe via Podcast RSS Feed **Want to know how to leave a review of the Business with Purpose Podcast on iTunes from your iPhone or iPad? Launch Apple's Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter "Business with Purpose" Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the Blue album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.  

To say I am excited about today's post and BONUS Business with Purpose podcast episode is a bit of an understatement. I AM SO EXCITED. This has been in the works for awhile and was SUCH a fun project to put together. I knew I wanted to do an ultimate ethical holiday gift guide together this year and I also knew I wanted to incorporate it into the podcast. I ALSO knew that I wanted my dear friend Emily Sexton, the founder of The Flourish Market, to co-host it with me. So, we created a seriously amazing gift guide (with ethical and fair trade gifts for EVERYONE on your list), and then we recorded one of the most fun podcast episodes ever. We have music, and sound effects, and segments where we talk about everything from awkward gifts we've received to our favorite Christmas movies to me busting out some Robert Earl Keen. Therefore yeah, you need to listen to it. Today's episode is JAM PACKED, but I want to help you out, too. I have listed below ALL of the products (plus a few bonus products) mentioned in the episode, along with ALL links AND exclusive coupon codes. Save you all the money! Feel free to write down your favorites as you listen to the episode, but I will also have ALL the links below and on my blog - stillbeingmolly.com! I also have to give a huge shout out to the sponsors of today's show, CAUSEBOX and Sevenly! Use coupon code "MOLLY" for $15 off your 1st CAUSEBOX box and use coupon code "MOLLY10" for 10% off your purchase from Sevenly. Business with Purpose Podcast Bonus Episode 63: The Ultimate Ethical Holiday Gift Guide Ethical Gifts Under $50 Milk & Honey Market "Jetsetter Bracelet" - Use coupon code "stillbeingmolly" for 10% off your entire order Rapha House "Nary" Joy Clutch - Use coupon code "MOLLY15" for 15% off your entire order Sela Designs Jewelry - Use coupon code "MOLLYHOLIDAY2017" for 15% off your entire order Ten Thousand Villages "Merry and Bright Garland" - Use coupon code "stillbeingmolly25" for 25% off 1 regularly priced item online, plus free shipping for orders over $75! 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Ethical Gifts For Her CAUSEBOX Subscription - Use coupon code "MOLLY" for $15 off Milk & Honey Market "Emery" Necklace - Use coupon code "stillbeingmolly" for 10% off your entire order Hope Made in the World High Neck Pullover Rapha House "Joly" Joy Bag - Use coupon code "MOLLY15" for 15% off your entire order The Flourish Market Blanket Scarf - Use coupon code "stillbeingmolly" for free shipping (plus a WHOLE LOT OF free gifts with purchase) Vibrant Hope Boutique Jewelry & Accessories - Use coupon code "THANKS25" for 25% off November 24th - 28th or "GIVING20" for 20% off December 1st - 20th. Ethical Gifts For Kids L is for Learning Subscription Box - Use coupon code "Holiday2017" for $5 off Vibrant Hope Boutique Stuffed Elephant - Use coupon code "THANKS25" for 25% off November 24th - 28th or "GIVING20" for 20% off December 1st - 20th. The Flourish Market Bitsies Jewelry Kit - Use coupon code "stillbeingmolly" for free shipping (plus a WHOLE LOT OF free gifts with purchase) Krochet Kids Polar Bear Beanie The Flourish Market Bib & Burp Cloth Set - Use coupon code "stillbeingmolly" for free shipping (plus a WHOLE LOT OF free gifts with purchase) The Flourish Market Shine On Necklace & Kid's Mini Bracelet - Use coupon code "stillbeingmolly" for free shipping (plus a WHOLE LOT OF free gifts with purchase) Ethical Gifts For Anyone / Hostess Gifts / Hard to Shop For GlobeIn Artisan Box (or shop the GlobeIn shop!) - Use coupon code MOLLY for $10 off Ten Thousand Villages Tree Topper - Use coupon code "stillbeingmolly25" for 25% off any 1 regularly priced item online Ten Thousand Villages Bright Day Hamper (my favorite!) - Use coupon code "stillbeingmolly25" for 25% off any 1 regularly priced item online Sevenly Tees and Accessories - Use coupon code "MOLLY10" for 10% off CAUSEBOX Subscription - Use coupon code "MOLLY" for $15 off Batik Boutique Home Goods - Use coupon code "MOLLY20" for 20% off during the month of November Malia Designs Bags & Accessories - Use coupon code "MOLLY25" for 25% off your entire order Vibrant Hope Boutique Pouches - Use coupon code "THANKS25" for 25% off November 24th - 28th or "GIVING20" for 20% off December 1st - 20th. Join my Purchase with Purpose Facebook group and let's continue the conversation!  I hope you loved this episode as much as we loved putting it together! Find us on social media and leave us some love and let us know your favorite part of the episode. Use hashtag #businesswithpurposepodcast and tag me @stillbeingmolly and Emily @theflourishmarket!

There are two types of people… people who say and people who do. I’ve spent a good portion of my life trying to be someone who does… not just someone who says. Let’s be honest, this isn’t always easy. When we see a problem in the world, it can be really easy to say, “gosh, someone should really do something about that.” It’s a whole lot more difficult to actually be the one to say, “Maybe that someone is me…” Is there something in your life or in your world that is heavy on your heart? Is there an issue you’re passionate about? A calling you feel on your life? Have you been talking about doing something for a long time but you haven’t actually taken the steps to DO it? Maybe today’s the day you take that first step to, well… actually do it.  My guest this week is Lia Valerio, the founder of MALIA DESIGNS, a fair trade handbag and accessory brand that is employing disadvantaged people in Cambodia and also directly impacting the anti-human trafficking movement. I love Lia and I love this company and I can’t wait for you to hear her story…  About Lia Valerio:  Lia Valerio is the Founder and President of Malia Designs, a socially responsible fair trade brand that designs and sells handbags and accessories.  Malia’s products are handcrafted in Cambodia and every purchase helps to fight Human Trafficking. While traveling through SE Asia, after serving in the Peace Corps in the South Pacific, Lia fell in love with the kind and generous people of Cambodia and its rich and beautiful culture. During her initial trip to the region in 2000, she purchased many textiles and was also introduced to several fair trade organizations that worked with marginalized populations to expand their access to sustainable income. In 2005, Malia Designs was formed to increase economic opportunity for women in Cambodia and to support organizations that fight Human Trafficking. Lia continues to be inspired by the artisans she works with and deeply appreciative of the opportunity to make a positive impact through Malia. Lia lives in Evanston, IL (just outside of Chicago) and is happily married and the mother of two beautiful children.  Connect with Malia Designs: http://www.maliadesigns.com/ - use code "MOLLY25" for 25% off your order! https://www.facebook.com/carrythecause https://twitter.com/maliadesigns https://www.pinterest.com/maliadesigns/ https://www.instagram.com/maliadesignsfairtrade/ TODAY'S BUSINESS PODCAST EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: CAUSEBOX - use code "MOLLY" for $15 off your first box! Sevenly - use code MOLLY10 for 10% off your purchase during the month of November. Join my Purchase with Purpose Facebook group and let's continue the conversation! https://www.facebook.com/groups/purchasewithpurpose/ Subscribe to the business podcast (and I'd love it if you left a review** on iTunes!) Subscribe on iTunes** Subscribe on Google Play Subscribe on Radio Public Subscribe via Podcast RSS Feed **Want to know how to leave a review of the Business with Purpose Podcast on iTunes from your iPhone or iPad? Launch Apple's Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter "Business with Purpose" Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the Blue album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.  

"Duty is ours. Results are Gods." -John Quincy Adams That quote also happens to be the mantra for Jim Van Eerden, co-founder of Sevenly. Jim has been a serial entrepreneur for most of his life... he's worked in the entertainment industry as an executive producer on major films, he's worked in brand management working for major organizations like the Olympic national committee, the World Cup, and Pepsi. He has worked alongside media powerhouses like Mia Hamm and Serena Williams. And he co-founded Sevenly in 2011 with a desire to change the way consumers felt connected to the causes they cared about.  We also had an important conversation surrounding the controversy that Sevenly experienced a couple of years ago. They have since recovered and have done a great job of rebuilding the brand, but Jim very candidly discusses what happened and how they took an unconventional approach to repairing the damage. Jim is also a strong man of faith and a believer in family. He and his wife Rachel have 11 children, including a son they adopted from Ecuador who was, quite literally, found naked in a trash bag as an infant.  Jim's business savvy is strong, his faith runs deep, and he has a passion for business unlike any other person I have had the pleasure of meeting in my life. Jim's belief is that people are looking for an opportunity to standup and fight for the beautiful, the good, and the true. People are passionate about being, not barking. People want to do, not yell and fight.  This conversation is one that is going to inspire so many to take action. ABOUT JIM: Jim Van Eerden is a serial entrepreneur with a heart for serving others. He co-founded Sevenly in 2011, outfitting world changers in new “cause art” every week, benefitting multiple causes, all under the same mission, “because people matter.” Besides being an intelligent businessman, he is also the loving father of eleven children, and on the foundational teams of many other businesses, non-profits, and charities.  CONNECT WITH JIM AND SEVENLY: https://www.sevenly.org/ https://twitter.com/sevenly https://instagram.com/sevenly https://facebook.com/sevenly.org https://pinterest.com/sevenly Join my Purchase with Purpose Facebook group and let's continue the conversation! https://www.facebook.com/groups/purchasewithpurpose/ Subscribe to the podcast (and I'd love it if you left a review** on iTunes!) Subscribe on iTunes** Subscribe on Stitcher Subscribe on Google Play Subscribe on Pocket Casts Subscribe on Android Subscribe on Overcast Subscribe via Podcast RSS Feed Subscribe on Player.fm **Want to know how to leave a review of the Podcast on iTunes from your iPhone or iPad? Launch Apple's Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter "Business with Purpose" Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the Blue album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.

Dale is most widely known as the Founder of Sevenly.org and by the one million monthly readers of his blog, The Daily Positive. His focus is now on his next project, StartupCamp.com and his new book, People Over Profit.

Over the last few weeks on this podcast, we’ve been doing some intensive tactical trainings. We’ve talked about adding upsells to your sales promotions, adding bonuses, when to add them. We’ve talked about the mindset of list building, and then we’ve gotten really specific about what you need to do to build your list. Today I want to step back a little bit and look at the big picture and look at our team and how we’re running our business and setting things up. I thought there was no one better to do that than my new friend, Dale Partridge. You probably already know Dale, either from Sevenly (the company he founded that became one of the fastest growing social-good startups in history), or from his many keynote speeches and feature interviews on the topic of doing business with integrity, or maybe from his recent book People Over Profits. Dale is a creative leader whose mission is to influence an industry to rethink the models of how we do business today. And I invited him on the show today to help you (and me) learn about how to set a solid foundation for our long-term success. One thing Dale's book really dials into is the importance of recognizing the pivotal moments in our businesses when small decisions could have major impact. Dale went into business for himself at 18 years old...which means that even though he's still a young man, he's old in entrepreneur years. Within that time, he says, his whole mindset around business shifted from making major profits to making a major difference in people's lives. "In the search for purpose and meaning I wanted to create a company that was more than just putting money at the bottom line. It wasn’t until I really shifted my thinking from how to make a million dollars to how to help a million people that really pushed me into business." This is the core of Dale's "people over profits" message . . . and what I really want to stress in today's episode is that it's never too early in your business to think about how you're prioritizing people against your profits. When you're in the early years of building our business, you're all too aware that every interaction in every business relationship matters. You're hyper-focused on bringing real, personal value to your customers with your unique talent and expertise, because you know that it's the key to your success. But Dale points out that greed, dishonesty and customer contempt are not relegated to big corporations . . . that's just when they get caught in a big way. It's super important, he says, to set the foundation of your business integrity in these early years, while you're small, and learn how to self-correct in those moments when it's easy to make small compromises. "I don’t want to be the most successful person that nobody respects or that nobody trusts. And I don’t want to create the biggest company that has great products but people don’t really connect with it." Dale has done some impressive research on the most successful companies (and the ones who fell the hardest) of the past century. According to his research, the companies (and leaders) who really stood the test of time have seven core beliefs in common: People matter. Truth wins. Transparency frees. Authenticity attracts. Quality speaks. Generosity returns. Courage sustains. Listen to the full episode to hear Dale explain more about how these principles show up in online business practice, and how we can train ourselves to build businesses that uphold them. "Whatever your dream is, make sure you crush on it because it’s not about you, it’s about them." In the end, Dale says, our businesses' potential for growth is dependent on the integrity we build into our relationships with clients, vendors and colleagues. It can take real courage to honor a long-term relationship over short-term convenience. But that kind of courage is what creates a brand that really stands the test of time.

While leading sevenly.org, Dale has been able to give over $3 million in $7 donations to charities across the globe. Listen in as Michael speaks with Dale about his faith and the fast-growth company Sevenly.

Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author, Founder of StartupCamp.com, Founder of Sevenly and Professional Blogger Dale Partridge shares his advice on how to create a successful multi-million dollar business that gives back.

Dale Partridge was riding high, or so it seemed.A serial entrepreneur and founder of the cause-driven venture, Sevenly, the media loved him and thrust him into the spotlight. Sevenly venture was not only making money, it had also raised more than $4 million for hundreds of causes and more than a million people.From the outside looking in, everything was fantastic. But, inside, he was dying. Living a life at a pace that was destroying him, pulling him away from his family, ruining his health and making him question everything.Eventually, he hit the wall. And he decided to make some major shifts. Stepping away from the company he started, he picked up his family and moved to Bend, Oregon, a small town 3 hours from Portland to start the painstaking process of rebuilding his life, his health and his living. Reconnecting with the people and things that mattered, starting with his family.His recent book, People Over Profit, shares this story, taking you inside the lifestyle implosion that led to a good life evolution.I had a chance to sit down with Dale in his recording studio in Bend this summer to talk about everything from entrepreneurship to family, design and community, why people share things ("people don't share ugly!"), why being different matters and even the potential impact city-living has on life.

People or profit is not an either or choice. The way to do business today is to put people over profit. It is by its very nature a values-based approach to sustainable business and growing profits. It is as Dale Partridge says "not a liability but a responsibility."  Dale teaches leaders and organizations how to position their brand, love their people, and develop profitable social responsibility programs. He is a serial social entrepreneur and the founder of Sevenly.org and StartupCamp.com.    Dale has been featured in various business publications including the cover of Entrepreneur Magazine, Fox News, NBC, INC Magazine, Mashable, MSN Money, Forbes and the Los Angeles Times. 

Segment 1: Dale Partridge is a social entrepreneur and founder of Sevenly.org and StartupCamp.com. Described as “a mind who feels the trends before market,” Partridge teaches leaders and organizations how to position their brand, love their people, and develop profitable corporate social responsibility programs. Segment 2: Mark Goulstonhelps companies and CEO's create a “gotta have it” response from customers and clients to their services and products. He is the author of six books, including “Just Listen: Discover the Secret to Getting Through to Absolutely Anyone”, which is the top book on listening in the world. His next book, due out in October is “Talking to Crazy: How to Deal with the Irrational and Impossible People in Your Life”.Segment 3:Amanda Brinkman is the Chief Brand and Communications Officer at Deluxe working to turn around a 100 year old brand. She has created a unique career with amazing experience, having worked on both the agency and client side. Segment 4: How to Get UnstuckSegment 5: Andrew Schuman is president and CEO of Denver-based Hammond's Candies. Hammond's Candies has been making world-class confections – by hand – since 1920. The company still makes candy the old-fashioned way, with the same and careful craftsmanship on which it was founded.Sponsored by Sage, Nextiva and CorpNet.

Aired, Wednesday, Dec 11, 2013. Episode 73 Nathan Yoder shares his journey from designer who hand-draws type for fun to doing it full-time and for a greater cause. Nathan now works full-time for Sevenly. Sevenly's "mission of leading a generation toward generosity" is based on their belief that people matter. We will hear more about that and Nathan's role and how his process has evolved.

Brad Lomenick catches up with Phil Wickham at Catalyst West and discusses leading worship. Then, Tyler Reagin talks with Dale Partridge, Founder of Sevenly.org, about his book, People Over Profit.

Hey hey! Welcome to episode 139 of Life on Fire TV. Today we’re talking to one of the top 3 people I know living a life on fire, Mr. Cole Hatter.  Cole joins us for his second visit, and this time we’re talking about prospering with purpose and making money matter. Check it out on today’s episode of Life on Fire TV. Even though Cole’s been on the show before we didn’t spend a lot of time digging into his backstory, and that’s something we do on this episode.  Cole is an exceptional businessman, father, husband and friend. Ever since he was a child he wanted to make a measurable difference in the world. His first calling was to the brotherhood of firefighting.  But a severe car accident ended that dream, and also ended the life of one of his best friends. Cole remembers very little about the accident except the ER surgeon telling him someone must have plans for Cole because there’s no reason he should have survived. Just two months later Cole lost his other best friend in a tragic dirt bike accident. Buoyed by his church family and his internal commitment to his friends’ too-short lives, Cole was determined to make his life mean something. Because his friends had passed away far too early in their lives Cole was committed to making the rest of his life matter and be a testament to their memories. In this episode you’ll hear: Can money buy happiness? (16:00) One immediate way to stand out in a crowded marketplace. (17:20) Why you have a responsibility to run a profitable business. (26:00) How to create a for-purpose event: Cole breaks down the steps. (27:00) Why did Cole shoot videos for his upcoming event? (34:30) And so much more! And Cole has done that, he has prospered with purpose. And because of his commitment to living a life on fire, he is now teaching people how to prosper with purpose and how to make money matter. He says the two aren’t separate, you can and should have both!   In this episode Cole shares a simple way to practice this in your business whether you’re in the start up stage or you’re an existing organization: add a charitable angle to what you’re already doing.  You can give a portion or a percentage of all of your sales to a non-profit, and advertise that you are doing so. Let people know their money is going to a good cause, as well as to your business. And don’t worry about losing that money you donate, Cole believes your sales will actually increase because people love to contribute to organizations that do good. Not convinced? Think of these two companies: Tom’s Shoes and Sevenly. What are those two businesses really? They are a shoe company and an apparel company. And aren’t there already hundreds of thousands of companies in both of those spaces already? So why did they make such a splash, create brand loyalty and astronomical sales? Because they give a portion of their sales to non-profits, and people love to feel their purchases are going to help others.  Because he’s a man on a mission Cole is also spreading this message at his upcoming event, Thrive. His for-purpose event is to teach people how to make money, how to protect that money and how to make that money matter, create the most impact. And the proceeds are going to a non-profit, A Human Project our good friend Wesley Chapman spearheads. Have a listen as Cole breaks down the steps he took to create his event, and how he got some of the biggest names in the world to join him even though he had a tiny mailing list! Check it out on today’s episode of Life on Fire TV. EPISODE RESOURCES   Cole Hatter’s web site http://colehatter.com/ Thrive, Cole’s event (use the promo code Life on Fire for an extra sweet deal!) dontmissthrive.com  Cole Hatter on Twitter https://twitter.com/colehatter A Human Project, Wesley Chapman’s non-profit http://www.ahumanproject.com/ IgniteEvent2015.com http://igniteevent2015.com/ Subscribe to Life on Fire TV Podcast  http://www.lifeonfire.com/itunes Write a Review on iTunes http://www.lifeonfire.com/itunes

Does your business have a purpose beyond making money? Want to discover how shifting your business priorities can make a huge difference? In this episode I interview Dale Partridge, the founder of Sevenly (a company that couples t-shirts and causes) and a start-up expert. He blogs over at TheDailyPositive.com, founded StartupCamp.com and he has a podcast by the same name.  Show notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/144

Dale is most widely known as the Founder of Sevenly.org and by the one million monthly readers of his blog, The Daily Positive. His focus is now on his next project, StartupCamp.com and his new book, People Over Profit.

This week we talk to Dale Partridge about putting people above profit. Dale Partridge is a serial entrepreneur and CEO/Co-Founder of Sevenly.org and Startupcamp.com. In less than two years, Sevenly has given over $2.7 million in $7 donations to charities across the globe. Dale's best known for his expertise in branding, marketing, and social media. Dale started his first company while still a teenager and has partnered and launched a few successful organizations since. His has a mission to lead a generation toward generosity.He has been featured in various business publications including the cover of Entrepreneur Magazine, INC Magazine Mashable, MSN Money, Forbes and the Los Angeles Times. His personal mission is to lead a generation toward generosity and empower business leaders through the teaching philosophy that people matter.  His latest book is called People Over Profit: Break the System, Live with Purpose, Be More Successful  In This Interview Dale and I Discuss... The One You Feed parable. How love and truth always win For more information visit our website Some of our most popular interviews that you might also enjoy: Dan Harris Maria Popova Todd Henry- author of Die Empty Randy Scott Hyde See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Generosity is less like an arrow and more like a boomerang: it has a way of coming back to you. We all know business savvy is valuable, but it can only take you so far. The most successful businesses in the world put people first, whether that means members of their own team or anyone around the world. In this interview, I’m talking with Dale Partridge about his new book, People Over Profit. In it, he writes about the value of people, as well as values like generosity, transparency, accessibility, and vulnerability. Not only are these Dale's values, but they're the values of successful, conscious businesses. I love Dale’s personal approach to business and how he isn’t scared of inevitable growth and evolution. As an added bonus, Dale is offering a giveaway ShopTalk listeners. Listen through to the end of the episode to hear Dale tell you how you can enter. If you're ready to start now, here is how it works: Use this link to buy your copy of People Over Profit. You will then immediately receive the following bonus material: People Matter by Dale Partridge ebook A private podcast Three coaching video lessons Thank you so much for listening to this episode. Let’s go. Find out what you’re doing that’s not you, kill it, and bury it in your backyard. Some things we learn in this podcast: How failure at his first venture pushed him harder [6:45] Blending purpose and profit [8:10] The stress of running a business like Sevenly [10:30] Why companies that value people over profit are successful [13:40] The guilt-free buy in experience at Sevenly [15:50] How shifting his focus away from money and towards helping others made him successful [18:15] How to use an empathetic, authentic marketing technique [20:30] How to manage multiple social media accounts [24:15] The business model for his personal brand [25:05] Making a life vs. making a living [27:20] What valuable lessons from kindergarten can be used to be successful in business [31:30] On not letting the past dictate the future of capitalism [33:00] How he uses the golden rule in business [34:20] The difference between being common and being normal [37:45] Why he follows the mantra: hire slow, fire fast (but don’t fire rudely) [40:25] Why you shouldn’t call your team your family [43:30] Why you can’t have transparency without accessibility and vulnerability [45:00] How social media is the highlight reel of our lives and companies [49:00] How to shift with the market without changing who you are as a business [50:10] The appeal of projects that have an end [51:10] Moving towards working with his hands in the outdoors and away from tech [51:40] What is at the core of generosity? [54:10] How to apply his people over profit philosophy as a single person or small operation [57:10] Why it’s good to dive back into tradition and simplicity [1:01:00] Links mentioned: Check out Dale's new book: People over Profit Find out more about Sevenly.org Read It’s Lonely at the Top Turn your dream into a reality with Startup Camp Music Credit: Empyrean by Glimmer Connect with Dale: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Pinterest | Website

Dale Partridge, entrepreneur and founder of Sevenly.org, shares his journey through the mud of stress, worry, fear, insomnia, and anxiety, and offers ways he's learned to manage, heal from, and overcome these traps that plague so many leaders. The Daily Positive Startup Camp  

Mike and Rosie chat about Freddie P, Mike's hair, Craigslist, Portage La Prairie, Rita MacNeil, the Computer Man, the Jays, Leafs, hockey pool, Sevenly, jeans and shrinking chocolate bars.

In this episode of the Ideation Podcast, we interviewed Dale Partridge, the CEO and Co-Founder of Sevenly.org, a social good company based out of Orange County California. Each week Sevenly The post Dale Partridge: Entrepreneurship appeared first on Charles T. Lee.

In this episode of the Ideation Podcast, we interviewed Dale Partridge, the CEO and Co-Founder of Sevenly.org, a social good company based out of Orange County California. Each week Sevenly The post Dale Partridge: Entrepreneurship appeared first on Charles T. Lee.

In this episode of the Ideation Podcast, we interviewed Dale Partridge, the CEO and Co-Founder of Sevenly.org, a social good company based out of Orange County California. Each week Sevenly The post Dale Partridge: Entrepreneurship appeared first on Charles T. Lee.

This week, our featured artist is Timothy Brindle and the RITOTW is Sevenly, plus we have news on Third Day, Daniel Bashta and Project Zero

In this episode I talk with the Director of Public Awareness + Partnerships at Sevenly. He discusses with me how they create supporters instead of customers, what their main mission is and what entrepreneurs should be sure to do if they want to do good + do business.