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Did you notice? Yes or no? Let me know!   With so many moving pieces as we wrap up the year, I ended up taking a bit of a break—some of it planned, some of it not. But I'm back now, ready to close out our Generosity mini-series and share my thoughts with you, especially with Shop Small Saturday and Giving Tuesday just around the corner! Life's been a beautiful kind of chaos lately, but I'm so grateful to be here. Also, Happy Thanksgiving friends!   00:00 - Introduction 06:32 - Gratitude as the Foundation of Generosity 09:24 - Practical Steps to Cultivate Gratitude and Generosity 10:35 - Reflecting God's Character Through Gratitude and Generosity 13:05 - Jesus' Example of Generosity and Love 15:47 - Conclusion Mentions Jubilee Trading Company Stephanie Edwards Instagram Recent chat with Stephanie   Connect with me: https://jennynuccio.com/contact Follow along with my Weekly Wild: Sign Up! Find me on social media: Jenny Nuccio Work with me through one-on-one mentorship and strategic coaching sessions: Join me! Sign up to receive a copy of the podcast slides covered in this week's episode: https://jennynuccio.myflodesk.com/ry8jrddbfx  

Our conversation today for part two of a "Shop Small Saturday" edition of The Valley Today with Carl Knoblock, Virginia District Director of the Small Business Administration featured two small business owners. First, we talked with Sue Haynes, owner of Clementine Vintage about what shopping small means to her as a business owner, and how it impacts our community. We talked a bit about the products she carries and how she discovers them. Clementine Vintage is located at 148 E. King Street in Strasburg. They are open Wednesday - Saturday from noon til 6pm and on Sunday from noon til 5pm. Follow them on Facebook to learn about new products and upcoming events. In the second segment, we talked with Cristi Coryell, owner of The ButterCup in Woodstock about what shopping small means to her as a business owner and the personal struggles and successes she's experienced. The ButterCup is located at 120 S. Main Street in Woodstock. They are open on Wednesdays from 11am - 7pm, Thursdays from 11am - 6pm, Fridays from 11am - 5pm, Saturdays from 11am - 4pm, and Sundays from 11am - 3pm. Follow them on Facebook to learn about new products and upcoming events. Carl also gave details for the Small Business Person of the Year awards and talked about what they look for in the nominations. You can find more details here: https://www.sba.gov/national-small-business-week/small-business-person-year Applications will be accepted until December 7, 2023. 

Small Business Saturday is always the Saturday after Thanksgiving, and in this episode, we focused on all of the great businesses that are our downtown-neighbors. Included were: • Dina's Dominican • Primo Tailoring • Glass Growers Gallery • Pointe Four Vintage • Luminary Distilling • The Brig Cigar Lounge • From the Erie Downtown Partnership, Dave Tamulonis

National Retail Federation is predicting that 74% of holiday shoppers plan to shop in earnest starting this weekend, the highest estimate since the NRF began tracking this data in 2017. People still love Black Friday best, with 72% or an estimated 130 million people planning to shop that day, 39% saying they plan to shop that day in addition to or instead of Black Friday.

Our conversation today for a "Shop Small Saturday" edition of The Valley Today with Carl Knoblock, Virginia District Director of the Small Business Administration featured two small business owners. First, we talked with Victoria Kidd Armstrong, owner of The Hideaway Cafe about what shopping small means to her as a business owner and the power of community. Repeatedly named Winchester's best coffeehouse, Hideaway Cafe sits as a welcome center of sorts, greeting folks visiting Winchester's beautiful Old Town pedestrian walking mall. Located at the intersection of West Cork and South Loudoun (right next to Cork Street Tavern), the café has become the community's living room. The comfortable and welcoming café is an ideal setting for grabbing a quick lunch, enjoying time with friends, settling behind a laptop to work, or holding a casual business meeting over some of the best coffee in town. In addition to offering award-winning coffees and fine teas, Hideaway offers a variety of sandwiches, pastries, breakfast goods, coffee-based cocktails, and more. Stay up to date on events by following them on Facebook. In the second segment, we talked with Christine Patrick, owner of Winchester Book Gallery about what shopping small means to her as a business owner and how the community shapes the way she operates her business and the inventory she carries. The Winchester Book Gallery is a 51-year old, independent, locally-owned bookstore serving the northern Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. As a cornerstone of our community, they offer new books, Local Art, Cards, Book Fairs, and Special Orders. The Book Gallery regularly hosts book signings, book clubs, and community nights. In addition, they offer everyday discounts for teachers and book clubs. The Winchester Book Gallery inspires, informs and amuses customers with compelling book selections and a diverse selection of other merchandise. Stay up to date on events by following them on Facebook. Carl also gave details for the Small Business Person of the Year awards and talked about what they look for in the nominations. You can find more details here: https://www.sba.gov/national-small-business-week/small-business-person-year Applications will be accepted until December 7, 2023. 

"Lake City Chamber Chat" Ava LaRue speaks with Elizabeth Greenawalt, Executive Director for the Lake City Chamber of Commerce with a thank-you to all the businesses that participated in Doe Days last weekend, Shop Small Saturday and Light Up Lake City on November 25th, and Lake City hosting the 2024 Governor's Fishing Opener on May 11th.

“Lake City Chamber Chat” Bruce Carlstrom speaks with Elizabeth Greenawalt, Event Coordinator of Lake City Chamber of Commerce about Shop Small Saturday on November 26th, followed by the Santa Parade and the lighting ceremony.

“Lake City Chamber Chat” Bruce Carlstrom speaks with Elizabeth Greenawalt, Event Coordinator of Lake City Chamber of Commerce about Shop Small Saturday on November 26th, followed by the Santa Parade and the lighting ceremony.

Cristy's back issues continue, There's a new "Singles In America" study, Mariah is NOT the queen of Christmas, Shop Small Saturday is coming up November 26th, A Nutcracker story, and we discuss Overthinking! Do you overthink things like Jeremy? Show sponsored by: Elysium Escape Salon... escape while beautifying! We provide all of your haircare and skincare needs in Tulsa! elysiumescape.com Fishbowl Wisdom sponsored by: Poppy's Garden, Floral Design & Events located in Muskogee and Downtown Tulsa! poppys-garden.com

Black Friday (+Small Business Saturday + Cyber Monday) is next week! Tune in as we discuss on-trend tips and strategies.If you're wondering what to post during this busy holiday shopping season, we've got you covered. Keep it simple and sexy, and focus on why your small business is worth supporting. Share your story, show off your products, and give people a reason to choose you over the big box stores. In this episode, you will learn the following:1. Tips for creating a successful social media strategy for Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday2. How you can be more authentic and effective when communicating with your target audience on social media3. Ways to take advantage of Cyber Monday and maximize its potential for your businessAlso, don't forget to get on our Black Friday Waitlist to snag our amazing deals to grow your business. _____________________________________

Our conversation today is part of an ongoing partnership with the US Small Business Administration highlighting small businesses as well as offering advice and resources to small businesses. We talked with Martin Short, Lead Economic Development Specialist & Public Information Officer at the Virginia-Richmond District Office for the US Small Business Administration and Bill Houck, an International Trade Finance Specialist with SBA. Martin reminded us that National Small Business Week happens April 30 - May 6, 2023 and that nominations for 2023 awards are open until Dec. 8, 2022. Get more information and the nomination forms here: https://www.sba.gov/national-small-business-week. We also talked about Shop Small Saturday and he encouraged everyone to shop small with your holiday purchases this year. He also encouraged small businesses to take advantage of the resources available to them on their website here. Bill explained his role as an international trade finance specialist and talked about all the smart reasons that most small businesses should consider exporting their product or service. He talked about all the resources that are available - including loan programs - and answered several questions about the logistics of it all. He recommends starting your research at trade.gov and utilizing Virginia Economic Development Partnership & your local Small Business Development Centers. In our immediate area, those would be Shenandoah Valley Small Business Development Center and Laurel Ridge Small Business Development Center.

Our conversation for The Valley Business Today with Niki Foster from the Front Royal/Warren County Chamber of Commerce gave us a recap of their Civic Pride Workshop as well as details for several upcoming events. We talked about the Civic Pride Workshop on September 27, 2022, including who attended, what was discussed, and how to move forward.  In the second segment, we talked about the newest Leadership class and the fun (but important) role personality assessments play in our daily lives. Niki then gave a rundown of a few chamber and town events including: Hometown Halloween, Shop Small Saturday, the Christmas Parade, and a ribbon cutting for Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Shenandoah Valley happening on October 12, 2022. For more information about the chamber, visit their website: https://www.frontroyalchamber.com/ and follow them on Facebook.

“Lake Hits Happenings” Host Bruce Carlstrom talks with Lake City Chamber of Commerce Events and Membership Coordinator Elizabeth Greenawalt about Shop Small Saturday, and Holiday Lighting Event in Patton Park on November 27th.

This week we discuss the hows and whys on houses going from pending (sold) online to back to active. The reasons why it can happen and how you can take advantage of it as a buyer. There is also a special invitation to you to join Santa in Cottleville on Shop Small Saturday.

9 9 9! The indoor porchcast series continues. In this episode we are joined by guest Cordell Rainock, an inspiring singer songwriter based in Nashville, TN. Topics include but are not limited to: Instant Pots, slide guitars, the afterlife and bike crashes. Clark shares a couple local businesses in Nashville to support on Black Friday and Shop Small Saturday. Check out the song One Day I'll Know by Cordell on Spotify, featuring an ok drummer/podcast host. Guest info: Instagram.com/cordell_dabbles https://open.spotify.com/artist/6molOJt1RxNSV3rv7aPfzF?si=vamVjYo3SVau0-54-6Yo1g Host Info: instagram.com/clarkwayne patreon.com/clockworknights twitter.com/theclarkwayne facebook.com/clockworknights Soundcloud.com/clockworknights

Baldwyn,  MS Main Street Director, Shelby Scott talks about upcoming  holiday events including Shop Small Saturday, the Candy Cane Christmas Parade, Stocking Stuffer Saturday and Baldwyn's famous hanging  Christmas tree.  https://www.baldwynliving.com/

As we approach movements such as Shop Small Saturday and the holiday season, small business owners must be prepared to meet the ever-evolving way their customers are researching their shopping needs and preferences to shop. In this episode, Kristen Fox, Strategic Partner Manager at Google, joins us to discuss shopping trends for retail and non-retail businesses and the role that online and mobile shopping will play in this year's holiday shopping season.     Copyright © 2021 ADP, Inc. All rights reserved. This content may not be distributed, reproduced, modified, sold or used without the written permission of ADP. The information is provided "as is" without any expressed or implied warranty, is based on generally accepted HR practices and is advisory in nature. This content is provided with the understanding that neither the presenters nor the writers are rendering legal advice or other professional services. Employers are encouraged to consult with legal counsel for advice regarding their organization's compliance with applicable laws. This material is current as of the date of this episode (October 27, 2021).  

Happy Wednesday! We are so ready for the Thanksgiving break! No matter what your plans, we hope everyone stays safe and has fun with family and friends! Don’t forget Shop Small Saturday! We need to support small businesses in our neighborhoods! At the half, we have Dr. Jen Myers from Sunwarrior on, so get excited! First up we have Dr. Jonny Bowden up talking about  the credibility of research studies we see on the news, so let's get started! Jonny Bowden Dr. Jonny earned six certifications in personal training and fitness. Jonny Bowden is known as The Nutrition Myth Buster and is a nationally known expert on weight loss and health. He is the best-selling author of 15 books, including “The Great Cholesterol Myth” and “The Most Effective Ways to Live Longer.” He has a Masters degree in psychology, a PhD in holistic nutrition, and is board certified by the American College of Nutrition. His books include “Living Low Carb,” “Smart Fat,” “The Great Cholesterol Myth” and “The 150 Healthiest Foods On Earth.” Credibility Of Research Studies We See On The News We’re talking with Dr. Jonny Bowden today about the credibility of the research studies we see constantly in the news. It seems every health article cites a study like “Bacon causes heart disease” or the numerous studies on COVID. How do we know what to believe? Dr. Bowden heard a study on the news this morning, “It’s safer to fly on airplanes than go to the grocery store.” The study was done by the airlines! It doesn’t mean that it’s not valid, but they do have something to gain. When you pay for a study, you’re 5Xs likely to get the results you want.  You want to look at the study and who did it. Were there phases to the study, i.e. Phase one, two & three? How many people participated? The vast majority of drug studies are done by Big Pharma. Studies are like diamonds, some are fake, some real. Have a healthy skepticism when looking at these studies and do your own research. Also, listen to the podcast to hear what Dr. Bowden has to say about holiday eating! It’s great advice and something you can use every day!  Jen Myers Dr. Jen Myers is a Doctor of Natural Medicine, Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine and a Certified Genomics/Nutrigenetic Specialist. She is the Chief Genomics Officer and Master Formulator on two Scientific Advisory Boards focused on DNA-based supplementation. Myers instructs Physicians and Practitioners how to implement Nutrigenomics into their practices to provide a more personalized approach. She is also a formulator for Sunwarrior plant-based proteins and has published a number of articles on their behalf. Sunwarrior and Nutrigenomics Dr. Jen Myers talks about Nutrigenomic Testing. It’s a way to look at our cells and genes and find out if we have any glitches in our DNA that may cause us to have issues with nutrition and weight. It looks at your nutritional pathways. Do you utilize nutrients effectively? She says that more than 75% have a significant genetic issue with nutritional pathways and converting certain nutrients. For instance, some can’t absorb folic acid normally, and we need that for our “gasoline” to run our system.  Dr. Myers says don’t wait until you have a health issue to take a nutrigenomics test. Would you wait for your car to run out of oil? Everyone should have this test to know which vitamins to take. The number one reason people use supplements is to feel better. What if you could know exactly what your body needed? It’s just a cheek swab to get the results. Thank You! A big thank you to our guests, Dr. Jonny Bowden and Dr. Jen Myers, formulator for Sunwarrior. Visit her website for more insight! If you would like to purchase any of Dr. Jonny’s books, click here. Thank you to all of our One Life Radio listeners. We truly appreciate each and every one of you, so If you’d like to hear more from One Life Radio, please subscribe to our podcast. If you have any hot ideas or burning questions,

Happy Wednesday! We are so ready for the Thanksgiving break! No matter what your plans, we hope everyone stays safe and has fun with family and friends! Don’t forget Shop Small Saturday! We need to support small businesses in our neighborhoods! At the half, we have Dr. Jen Myers from Sunwarrior on, so get excited! First up we have Dr. Jonny Bowden up talking about  the credibility of research studies we see on the news, so let's get started! Jonny Bowden Dr. Jonny earned six certifications in personal training and fitness. Jonny Bowden is known as The Nutrition Myth Buster and is a nationally known expert on weight loss and health. He is the best-selling author of 15 books, including “The Great Cholesterol Myth” and “The Most Effective Ways to Live Longer.” He has a Masters degree in psychology, a PhD in holistic nutrition, and is board certified by the American College of Nutrition. His books include “Living Low Carb,” “Smart Fat,” “The Great Cholesterol Myth” and “The 150 Healthiest Foods On Earth.” Credibility Of Research Studies We See On The News We’re talking with Dr. Jonny Bowden today about the credibility of the research studies we see constantly in the news. It seems every health article cites a study like “Bacon causes heart disease” or the numerous studies on COVID. How do we know what to believe? Dr. Bowden heard a study on the news this morning, “It’s safer to fly on airplanes than go to the grocery store.” The study was done by the airlines! It doesn’t mean that it’s not valid, but they do have something to gain. When you pay for a study, you’re 5Xs likely to get the results you want.  You want to look at the study and who did it. Were there phases to the study, i.e. Phase one, two & three? How many people participated? The vast majority of drug studies are done by Big Pharma. Studies are like diamonds, some are fake, some real. Have a healthy skepticism when looking at these studies and do your own research. Also, listen to the podcast to hear what Dr. Bowden has to say about holiday eating! It’s great advice and something you can use every day!  Jen Myers Dr. Jen Myers is a Doctor of Natural Medicine, Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine and a Certified Genomics/Nutrigenetic Specialist. She is the Chief Genomics Officer and Master Formulator on two Scientific Advisory Boards focused on DNA-based supplementation. Myers instructs Physicians and Practitioners how to implement Nutrigenomics into their practices to provide a more personalized approach. She is also a formulator for Sunwarrior plant-based proteins and has published a number of articles on their behalf. Sunwarrior and Nutrigenomics Dr. Jen Myers talks about Nutrigenomic Testing. It’s a way to look at our cells and genes and find out if we have any glitches in our DNA that may cause us to have issues with nutrition and weight. It looks at your nutritional pathways. Do you utilize nutrients effectively? She says that more than 75% have a significant genetic issue with nutritional pathways and converting certain nutrients. For instance, some can’t absorb folic acid normally, and we need that for our “gasoline” to run our system.  Dr. Myers says don’t wait until you have a health issue to take a nutrigenomics test. Would you wait for your car to run out of oil? Everyone should have this test to know which vitamins to take. The number one reason people use supplements is to feel better. What if you could know exactly what your body needed? It’s just a cheek swab to get the results. Thank You! A big thank you to our guests, Dr. Jonny Bowden and Dr. Jen Myers, formulator for Sunwarrior. Visit her website for more insight! If you would like to purchase any of Dr. Jonny’s books, click here. Thank you to all of our One Life Radio listeners. We truly appreciate each and every one of you, so If you’d like to hear more from One Life Radio, please subscribe to our podcast. If you have any hot ideas or burning questions,

Brittany Madera sat down with Jodi August of the Greater DuBois Chamber of Commerce to talk about the importance of Shop Small Saturday.

It’s the weekend after Thanksgiving here in the U.S. and for a lot of entrepreneurs, this is when you send out all your messages promoting your deal for Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Shop Small Saturday, or whatever you want to call it. Whether you’re running a ‘sale’ this weekend or not for your course, your book, your coaching, your mastermind, or any other sale, I would love for this to be your last sale you ever run. Ever. I made the mistake of running different sales to my digital products. Did I make money? Sure, quite a bit, but what it cost me was perceived value. People who bought my course at $297 instead of $497 automatically started to see what my sale telegraphed: that I didn’t believe the value of my course was worth it’s posted price. Don’t discount your genius, that insight you worked so hard to develop and refine to serve your audience. If you want to add value, give bonuses on top of your set price for your products. It adds even more value without cheapening the insight you already infused into your product or service. By adding bonuses, you raise the ceiling on the value instead of lowering the floor. Have a great day today and remember, your Message matters! The Keynote Clarity for Thought Leaders Flash Briefing is presented by Jon Cook, founder of Keynote Content. Jon and his team help thought leaders, namely speakers, coaches, and consultants, craft and share their messages to better serve their audiences. Connect with Jon and his team at Keynote Content by visiting keynotecontent.com. You can subscribe to The Keynote Clarity for Thought Leaders Flash Briefing by visiting bit.ly/KeynoteClarity and enabling it there. Then, all you have to say is, “Alexa, what’s my flash briefing?”

Join over 20 of our great places for the 10th Anniversary of Small Business Saturday in Downtown DuBois! Welcome Centers this year are located at Aegis Coffee Roasters and Raven Moon’s Oracle. They’ll be distributing shopping bags filled with coupons, info and product samples. Take a Story Time break for the kids at the DuBois Public Library! Stop at The Christmas House for pictures with Santa from noon to 3 p.m. (next to Syktich Appliance at pocket park.) There will also be Pop-Up Shops at 3 West Long Avenue and 17 North Brady Street with local independent vendors. And remember to enter the Shoppers Contest from November 30-December 18 (save receipts from six downtown purchases and be entered to win!)  Stop at Farmers Insurance Agency at 21 West Long Avenue Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to verify your receipts and enter!

Saundra Midkiff welcomes new members: Palio's Pizza Cafe McKinney Costco Signature Towing RescueMD

In this episode we are chatting conscious consumerism with Purvi and prepping ourselves for the holidays. While we do our best to share some local spots to shop, above all it comes down to shopping with intention, asking people what they want and honoring your values! Enjoy this conversation on what conscious consumerism is, and how we can make even shopping a practice in consciousness. Book recommendation: Affluenza by John De Graaf, David Waan and Thomas H. Naylor Shop some of our favorite local spots here in Indy on Shop Small Saturday and/or join us for our No Spend Black Friday event on November 29. Silver in the City Crimson Tate Freyya Onatah Grounded Plant and Floral Provider/ Coat Check Coffee Ukiyo Boomerang Boutique Mass Ave Wines Nurture Mass Ave Toys and so many more!

Take a break from the grind with "The Coffee Grind" from the Denton Chamber of Commerce. Today, Travis and Randi are talking with Jason Bodor & Danielle Longueville about Shop Small Business Denton.

Ammie Dover of Larek Point Consulting tells us about the benefits of working with Shop Small Saturday in Savannah Georgia. 

 00: What’s For Dinner - we discuss what is on a forager’s Thanksgiving table, and what is on a vegetable gardener’s spread. Find links to the recipes here: 8:59: The Plant Noob - Today’s topic is common cooking sage, aka Salvia officinalis. 12:59: Eat, Drink, Grow - We’re growing Christmas cactus and Thanksgiving cactus in this episode. What they are, keeping them alive, and how to be sure they came into flower every year. 20:34: Insider Information – Just in time for your Shop Small Saturday, it’s time for Ellen and C.L.’s holiday gift suggestions. 30:19: Love Letters and Questions – We heard from Freddi who asked if it’s too early to put down “winterizer” fertilizer.

In this episode, Carrie Rollwagen explains what Shop Small Saturday is and how it can help you establish relationships with bookstores that can help you get your book onto shelves. She also talks about the Shop Small Saturday release of her self-published book, The Localist, and gives tips about hosting your own book signing.

In today's minisode and only episode this week... We want you to spend time with your family for Thanksgiving, we are chatting all about why we both love to shop small when "Shop Small Saturday" happens at the end of this week. We not only give you the why, but we also give you some of our favorite boss ladies who have some great products! All of these links can be found in the show notes so you can have some shop small stores to already have on your list! Grab your coffee and get listening this morning! As always, if you love this episode or any other, we would be so grateful if you left us a review on iTunes!