Podcast appearances and mentions of shawn tuttle

Welcome to BerryDunn's Leadership Insights, a podcast focused on learning, leading, and learning to lead—designed to inspire both experienced and aspiring leaders. In this episode, host Shawn Tuttle is joined by BerryDunn's Chief Operating Officer of Consulting Services Chad Snow. During their discussion, Chad shares secrets to good leadership at BerryDunn, his appreciation for learning from one another across levels, what he's currently learning, and more. Plus, you won't want to miss Chad's perspective on duck-sized bears.

In this episode, host Shawn Tuttle is joined by BerryDunn's Chief Culture and Engagement Officer Mark Felici. During their discussion, Mark shares how he "found" his career, the impact of mentorship during his leadership development, his perspective on learning to walk in someone else's shoes, insights on the strengths culture at BerryDunn, and more.

Welcome to BerryDunn's Leadership Insights, a podcast focused on learning, leading, and learning to lead—designed to inspire both experienced and aspiring leaders. In this episode, host Shawn Tuttle is joined by BerryDunn's Chief Operating Officer of Assurance, Tax and Advisory Services, Renee Bishop. Their far-ranging discussion explores the value of learning important lessons early in your career, Renee's growth experiences at BerryDunn, and how teams are leveraging the Gallup CliftonStrengths, and more.

Welcome to BerryDunn's Leadership Insights, a podcast focused on learning, leading, and learning to lead—designed to inspire both experienced and aspiring leaders. In this first episode, host Shawn Tuttle is joined by BerryDunn CEO Sarah Belliveau. During their far-ranging discussion, they explore the role that development has played in the firm's continued success and the firm's use of Gallup CliftonStrengths, including Sarah's top five strengths.

In Part 1 of my interview with Shawn Tuttle, aka The Natural Professional, we discuss her many, many travels all around the world, how to land the elusive house sitting gigs, and why it's important to not let being an introvert prevent you from traveling.   You can learn more about Shawn by visiting her website, linked to in the show notes here.

In 2013, Shawn rented out her house, got rid of most of her stuff, and shifted to an online business model. Ever since, she has been wandering the world while running her coaching business. She’s passionate about the work she does, and she’s passionate about exploring new places, so she takes an intuitive approach to deciding when to move and when to stop.

Shea Smith, owner and founder of HAALo, a successful herb shop and alternative healing hub in Nevada City, California, didn’t start out wanting to be a business owner. She identified a need in the community, and through conversations, networking, and guiding intuition, HAALo began to unfold. HAALo is a true grass roots, community effort that started with no initial seed money, no loans—and it has remained debt-free while continually growing. In her conversation with Authentic Success podcast host Shawn Tuttle, Shea shares how deep spiritual learning and growth can happen anywhere, even at 30,000 feet delivering drinks and pillows as she did for more than two decades as an airline stewardess. Their conversation also includes: creating a culture of service in your life and business the power of story for learning and teaching building a business and making decisions guided by intuition having mentors and establishing yourself as a resource by being a mentor cultivating fertile growth for your own business while helping others do the same (Shea’s Win-Win M.O.) Shea’s stories of creative problem solving as she stepped into her own power of business ownership are truly “think outside the box” examples. She’s had meetings in fields with farmers, pruning shears in hand to help harvest, and rented out part of a shop for housing. Listen in for more inspiring examples that will turn “I can’t” thinking into a powerful entrepreneurial brainstorming session so you can bring your gifts to the world and do what you do best. :::::::::::::::::Show note links for HAALo: Website and blog: HAALo Youtube channel: HAALo Herb Shoppe Facebook Follow: HAALo Nevada City :::::::::::::::::Music credits:Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) café connection by morgantj Reverie (small theme) by _ghost Ave by Alex Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) by spinningmerkaba Like A Sycamore by snowflake

Dan Portnoy is a marketing “fixer.” Mostly, though not exclusively, applying his skills to the non-profit world, he’s the one you turn to when your plane’s going down—meaning your ad campaign is failing or a launch fell flat. He’s an expert in translating a compelling message into multiple channels of communication—not an easy feat. Over the last decade, he’s honed his skills to become a successful: Media and Campaign Strategist Speaker Trainer and Coach Author Award Winning Director and Producer Success for Dan as a creative entrepreneur is rooted in knowing himself, owning and honoring his natural talents, and continuing to expand his repertoire of skills. And having coffee in the house.   In this episode of the Authentic Success podcast, host Shawn Tuttle talks with Dan about the cyclical nature of creativity and: How asking What’s next? impacts your marketing messages and can change your personal energy if you’re in a lull. How learning is critical for inspiration and forward movement. How the power of story can turn negative to positive. How to survive the lows in the cyclical nature of creativity. How he plays to his own strengths and protects his creative time fiercely. He also shares how he was able to write his first book quickly after several tortured months trying to mimic Ernest Hemingway’s M.O. and virtually chaining himself to a desk. Oh, and don’t forget the coffee. Enjoy this high-energy conversation that took place during the World Domination Summit 2014.

Award-winning Molly Fisk has a unique insight into the journey as a creative entrepreneur. Her own entrepreneurial spirit has led her from sweater designer to banker, poet, teacher, radio commentator and now Skills for Change Life Coach. Listen in as she and host Shawn Tuttle talk about: marketing authenticity, building an online community, and setting […]