Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Woodward

Carrie helps people transform meetings and meeting culture. She has redesigned how we meet for the collaborative era, crafting meetings that are honest, focused, supportive and energising. Carrie's PhD created an evidence-based framework for what underpins meeting success (spoiler alert: it's not having an agenda) and her research was described as 'game-changing for meeting science'.Topics covered: Why it's time for a new meeting philosophy Signs of a poor meeting culture that you might not spot ‘Best practice' for meetings that's just making things worse Carrie's top tips you can action straightawayCarrie is making her Mini e-course: Get your team out of meeting gridlock available for free to my listeners. Here is the discounted link:https://www.fewerfasterbolder.com/offers/2xFzoooP?coupon_code=VISIBLYDIFFERENTYou shouldn't need the code separately but if you do it's: VISIBLYDIFFERENTConnect with Carrie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carriebedingfield/And check out her FewerFasterBolder website: https://www.fewerfasterbolder.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

Neil Jurd is a former army officer and RMA Sandhurst instructor. He served in several operational theatres, including the Former Republic of Yugoslavia, Sierra Leone, Iraq and Yemen. Since leaving the army he has worked in leadership development and coaching for more than a decade, Neil has an MA from Cranfield University, is a Fellow of the Institute of Leadership and Management and an Entrepreneur in Residence at Lancaster University. He was awarded the British Citizen Award in 2020, and appointed OBE in 2021.He is the author of the 5* rated ‘The Leadership Book', written to make Leadership easy to understand and easy to apply.Topics we covered: The dark side of being busy The ‘yes, but..' excuses for busyness How to create space How controlling less can be the key to successFind out more about NeilConnect with him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neiljurd/Find his book here: The Leadership Book: A step by step guide to excellent leadershipWatch his Ted Talk: Pause & Allow. How controlling less can be the key to successEdited by Steve Woodward at podcastingeditor.com

Testament to their belief that relationships are the source of results, Phil Burgess and Felix Koch have worked together for more than a decade.As joint Managing Directors of marketing services agency, C Space, their people-centric leadership approach to culture transformation led to various awards including ‘Best Place to Work', ‘Best Agency' and ‘Learning Team of the Year' at the Learning Performance Institute's Global Learning Awards.They were jointly listed on Management Today's ‘Agents of Change' Power List for men championing gender equity in business and in 2022, Felix was listed on the InsideOut LeaderBoard which celebrates senior-leader role models who are working to smash the stigma of mental ill-health in workplaces.As Chief People Officer and European CEO of C Space, they commissioned an award-winning mental health and connection programme which had a phenomenal impact on participant wellbeing and their sense of connection.This inspired them to leave their corporate careers to set up WITHIN where they now work with leaders to drive results by creating cultures of connection where people can thrive. Their award-winning, group-based approach strengthens relationships, significantly improving wellbeing and delivering sustained impact over time.The topics we covered: How people feel connection and disconnection in the workplace. Where employee disconnection might show up in the bottom line. What positive impact working on connection could bring. How people's best efforts often miss the mark. And what you can do that will really make a difference.If you want to hear more from Phil and Felix sign up to their free workshop:Unlearning 3 leadership habits that prevent connection. https://calendly.com/within-business/within-workshop-unlearn-3-habits-that-prevent-connection?month=2023-10Or connect with them on LinkedIn:Felix: www.linkedin.com/in/relationships-are-the-source-of-results/Phil: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philipburgess/Edited by Steve Woodward at podcastingeditor.com

Philippa Kindon and the team at Mayden think so and they've captured their journey of creating a self-managing workplace in their recent co-authored book, 'Made without Managers'.Mayden is a 140-person strong health-tech company based in Bath, providing market-leading software to NHS Mental Health Trusts, charities and third-sector providers. Mayden takes an agile and self-managing approach, having broken free from traditional people hierarchies and instead is organised around teams that manage themselves and their work.The team at Mayden wanted to share their stories, not because they think they've got this way of working all right, but rather because they want to provide examples of how it can work, and also give a real account of some of the challenges.A lifelong student of organisational behaviour, Philippa earned her PhD from the School of Management at the University of Bath with research into identity in the workplace. Passionate about people at work, she believes that everyone deserves to be happy in their work. Not the lighthearted laugh-at-a-film surface-level happiness, but a deep, fulfilling sense of purpose and joy through connection to a meaningful endeavour.Philippa's role at Mayden spans business development, innovation, coaching and championing self-managing ways of working.Topics include: What was the problem that Mayden wanted to solve with self-managing teams? How Mayden was able to take ways of working from software development and apply them to the entire organisation How career growth and progression work in self-managed teams Does self-management mean there are no hierarchies? How do work-placed investigations progress in a managerless organisation? What about interpersonal conflicts? Did the Mayden team face surprises or objections?Connect with me on LinkedInVisit Visibly DifferentRead Made Without Managers: One Company's Story of Creating a Self-Managing WorkplaceVisit MaydenRead A Brief History of the Agile Methodology (InfoWorld)Edited by Steve Woodward at podcastingeditor.com

John Canzano is back and dishes on Colorado's decision to bolt for the Big 12 and what it means for the Pac-12 Conference. Longtime sportswriter Ken Goe joins to discuss the state of college football amid changing times, and we get an update from Ducks media day in Eugene. Anna returns with the 5 at 5, Canzano reacts to Dan Lanning questioning Colorado's impact on the Pac-12, and what is next for Damian Lillard and the Trail Blazers? Subscribe to this podcast for more great content.

John Canzano gets an update from Oregon Ducks football media day in Eugene from Steve Woodward of KORE Fox Sports Eugene. Subscribe to this podcast for more great content.

The End Is Nigh! Well, for Cine-Lit it is at least. For this final episode in an almost three-year run, including over 70 podcasts on a crazy range of subjects, we are bringing the curtain down on Cine-Lit. But we couldn't go out with a whimper when we could go out with a bang. Adam and Darrel sit down and talk about Great Movie Endings. And of course, with a great movie ending, there is always the possibility of a great movie resurrection...-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alfred Hitchcock made some of the most well-respected films of all time, Vertigo currently tops the Sight and Sound list of the 100 Greatest Films of All Time but what about some of Hitch's lesser works? Adam and Darrell take a look at two films shot and released during a particularly purple patch for the director. In the midst of films like Rear Window, Vertigo, North By Northwest and Psycho, these two films seem to stand out like criminals in an identity parade. One is a black comedy while the other is based on a true story and leans heavily into film noir. Join us as we talk about Harry and Manny in The Trouble With Harry (1955) and The Wrong Man (1956).-This episode was originally issued as a Cine-Lit Patreon Subscriber episode in June 2022.-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Celebrating 35 years of serving and protecting, Robocop is returning to cinema screens this year and Cine-Lit takes a deep dive into the classic Paul Verhoeven original and the less than successful attempts to replicate the hit. Please note this podcast is free but you should be prepared to "Buy That For A Dollar!"-This episode was originally issued as a Cine-Lit Patreon Subscriber episode in May 2022.-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com.Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/. Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cine-Lit hits the mean streets of Gotham City as we rundown the lowdown on that nocturnal crimefighter Batman. As the rich history of Batman is a big subject matter, we break it down and cover Batman from 1989 through to the late nineties. In this episode, we talk about Tim Burton's initial two films, Joel Schumacher's two later films as well as the impact of the Batman: Animated Series on the history and legacy of Batman. Plus, Adam manages to wax lyrical about Prince too!-This episode was originally issued as a Cine-Lit Patreon Subscriber episode in April 2022.-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com.Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/. Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cine-Lit ventures into What if territory as we take a free-form look at films that deserve a second crack at Hollywood. Adam and Darrell are joined by QUAD's Fright Club programmer Adam Crowther as they pick some cinematic gems and misfires that could be remade, rebooted or sequelised for new generations.-This episode was originally issued as a Cine-Lit Patreon Subscriber episode in March 2022.-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com.Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It is a term that is bandied about by part-time film lecturers and self-styled academics, but what is it? A term popularised by Alfred Hitchcock, the MacGuffin is the sometime incidental 'thing' that the characters in a film desire, need or are in search of. Adam and Darrell put aside their quest for the Maltese Falcon and run down the 39 steps to get to the bottom of the legendary MacGuffin. -This episode was originally issued as a Cine-Lit Patreon Subscriber episode in February 2022.Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The new Sight And Sound Top 100 Films Of All Time poll that is conducted every ten years, is due in late 2022. In anticipation of this Cine-Lit jumps headfirst into the canon. We begin at the dizzying heights of number one with the film that ended Citizen Kane's 50-year reign at the top, Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo. -Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Cine-Lit team once again delve into the world of fiction as we have author Sean Hogan on the show to tell us all about his new book, Twilight's Last Screaming. This book, like its predecessor, England's Screaming, brings together fictional characters from horror cinema (and beyond) and through a series of short stories tells a new story that spans the history of America and features an eclectic range of cinema's greatest heroes and villains. Twilight's Last Screaming can be purchased direct from the publisher Black Shuck Books - https://blackshuckbooks.co.uk/tls/ - or wherever books are sold. -Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cine-Lit finally gets around to continuing its look at Crime Cinema in all its many forms. This time we are taking a look at the scourge of the underworld, the champion of deduction Sherlock Holmes. We are focusing on the run of 14 films made between 1939 - 1946 featuring Basil Rathbone as the Great Detective and Nigel Bruce as Dr John Watson. From direct adaptations to somewhat loose interpretations, from the late 1800s setting to fighting the Nazis, these Holmes mysteries encompass a lot of what we now come to regard as classic Sherlock Holmes.-This episode was originally issued as a Cine-Lit Patreon Subscriber episode in January 2022.Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With the surprising news that Jon Hamm is starring in a new Fletch film, we thought now was as good a time as any to take a look at this interesting character.Adam and Darrell are joined by Director (and 80s Film enthusiast) Dominic Burns to explore the origins of Fletch. From the novels by Gregory McDonald through to the hit movie Fletch (1985) starring Chevy Chase and the less successful sequel Fletch Lives (1989).-This episode was originally issued as a Cine-Lit Patreon Subscriber episode in November 2021.Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cine-Lit continues its adventures in "What If" country as we explore the unmade Hammer projects that were announced, mooted and, in some cases, scripted films, but that languish in the might-have-been archives. In this instalment, we look at the various attempts to bring more vampires back to Hammer with proposed new Count Dracula adventures, an unconventional biopic of Bram Stoker, and attempts to bring to the screen one of the most famous vampires from the world of comics. Also, we talk about the pitch and poster to bring Scotland's most infamous aquatic monster Nessie to the big screen.-Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com.Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"When you invest in yourself, when you try to surround yourself with the best, success is imminent - but it is not easy." Get ready for a great conversation with Steve Woodward, Senior VP of Employee Benefits at HUB International. Steve talks with Brent about how investing in himself helped him land the best account of his career, along with challenges and wisdom he's picked up along the way. Steve isn't done yet Learning More and Listening More, and if you as a listener are wise, you'll take his advice to focus on improving yourself as well. To order a copy of our book, Best Version Possible, visit www.sitkins.com/bvp To watch our movie explaining the Sitkins Process, visit www.sitkins.com/vip To learn more about our sponsor, visit www.roughnotes.com

After covering the Count from Transylvania and Mary Shelley's monstrous creation, Cine-Lit once again cracks open the vault of horror from that most British of institutions, Hammer Films. This time we venture into parts unknown, into a multiverse of Hammer as we discuss a range of much-muted but never completed Hammer productions. In this instalment we discuss an unmade fourth Dick Barton, a non-Nigel Kneale Quatermass, a Richard Matheson scripted I Am Legend, a return to Denis Wheatley's world of the occult, Zeppelins Vs. Pterodactyls and a Hammer take on Cinema's biggest star, King Kong.-Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com.Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adam and Darrell are joined by Italian horror expert and creator of the Giallo Pages fanzine John Martin to take a trip through six crime thrillers made by director Sergio Martino during the golden age of the Italian Giallo film. We look at the films and Martino's impact on this particularly violent strand of crime thriller, the Giallo. Films covered: The Strange Vice Of Mrs Wardh (1971), The Case Of The Scorpion's Tail (1971), Your Vice Is A Locked Room And Only I Have The Key (1972), All The Colours Of The Dark (1972), Torso (1973) and The Suspicious Death Of A Minor (1975).-This episode was originally issued as a Cine-Lit Patreon Subscriber episode in October 2021.Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

David Lean is one of Britain's most celebrated filmmakers, the master of the epic with such classics as Bridge On The River Kwai, Lawrence of Arabia and Doctor Zhivago. But ever the contrarians, Cine-Lit heads back before Lean started to go epic with a pair of films based on the works of Charles Dickens that are among the best ever adapted for film. Adam, Darrell and Rebecca take a closer look at Great Expectations (1946) and Oliver Twist (1948).-This episode was originally issued as a Cine-Lit Patreon Subscriber episode in September 2021.Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com.Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a "former life", Kathy Chester was a corporate travel agent with a passion for being active, when she was hit by a double diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis and Rheumatoid Arthritis. Against the advice of the time, her instinct was to keep moving!She became a certified trainer, and after working in other businesses, she now owns and operates her own studio, Disrupt Fitness. The COVID pandemic led her to look closely at her business. She has now found safer ways that she can work and has niched down to service the MS and Autoimmune communities in particular.As well as sharing her inspiring story, Kathy also relates her experiences within the Patients Getting Paid community.In this episode:Kathy's life and career before getting her double diagnosis The reasons why she decided to focus on lifestyle and exercise, against the prevailing medical wisdom of the time!Why she decided to change her fitness practice to focus on helping people with autoimmune conditions – and the reason Kathy decided to stop training in other venues and begin working with clients in her garageKathy's experiences of being a part of the Patients Getting Paid communityResources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about, and join, the PGP communityVisit Disrupt FitnessFollow Disrupt Fitness on Facebook and InstagramListen to the Move It Or Lose It podcastTools mentioned in this podcast include MindBody app, Google Suite, Calendly, Square, Venmo,  QuickBooks**Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

In the second of our podcasts covering the knife-gloved legacy of Freddy Krueger, Adam, Darrell and Adam Crowther of QUAD's Fright Club cover parts IV-VI, Wes Craven's New Nightmare, the horror match-up to end them all Freddy Vs. Jason and 2010's ill-judged remake. They also muse on possible future instalments in the wake of the box office success of Halloween Kills and 2022's Scream. -Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com.Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode 56 we're talking with Sam Favata, the first Titan Alumni from the 1979 National Championship team to come on the show. Favata scored the winning run in the 1979 championship game, a 2-to-1 victory over Arkansas. Favata was a two-time all conference selection in 1979 and 1980 and still holds numerous records in the Titan Baseball history books. Favata's 66 stolen bases in 1979 season still ranks No. 1 today for the most stolen bases by a Titan in a single season. His 116 hits in 1979 is tied for first with John Fishel's 116 hits in the Titans second national championship year of 1984. In the 1979 season, Favata's .417 batting average led the Titans, beating out Golden Spikes Award winner Tim Wallach for the top batting average. That .417 batting average ranks fourth all time for a single season behind Gary Brown, Steve Woodward and Mark Kotsay. In three season with the Titans, Favata averaged .363 with 22 home runs and 109 RBI. In 1980, Favata was drafted in the 13th round by the Milwaukee Brewers. This is Part 1 of a two part conversation and Episode 57 will cover Favata's time at the 1979 College World Series, his junior year at Cal State Fullerton in 1980, getting drafted and playing professionally. We will also cover his catastrophic head injury suffered while playing professional baseball and his miraculous comeback that was featured on the popular 1980's TV show, "That's Incredible". Part 1 highlights include:

In a recording too epic to be constrained by one episode, Cine-Lit explores the films and legacy of the Nightmare On Elm Street franchise over two heart-pounding podcasts. Joining Adam and Darrell is Derby QUAD's Fright Club host and programmer Adam Crowther, as they talk about the man of your dreams, Freddy Krueger! In this first episode, we cover the genesis of the initial instalment, the release of the first film at the tail end of the slasher boom, the rehabilitation of Part II and the return of Wes Craven in Part III. -Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com.Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Before he became KUBRICK and the film criticism world bowed at his feet, director Stanley Kubrick got his foot in the door and established his credentials in two crime films, Killer's Kiss (1955) and The Killing (1956). Adam and Darrell are joined by film lecturer David Leicester to discuss this brace of films that kickstarted one of the most revered sequences of films in cinema history.-This episode was originally issued as a Cine-Lit Patreon Subscriber episode in August 2021.Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com.Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cine-Lit goes to the seaside! In a change to the usual format of the podcast, resident expert (and roving reporter) Darrell Buxton tells Adam the history of the Horror-On-Sea festival in Southend and the low budget cinematic gems that have been screening there this past January.-Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It can be an exciting time when you begin your chronicpreneur journey. But you can find yourself in trouble if you haven't thought through the potential legal issues of owning a business.Joel Ankney is a lawyer who has been helping freelancers start and run businesses for over 25 years. AND - he's my attorney!Joel is also the author of Before You Leap, a great book that walks freelancers through some of the most important legal issues involved in starting and running a business. And he's here today to help us think through what legal needs we may have when starting a chronicpreneur business, answering some of the questions which I've seen in the PGP community.Not only that, he's also giving away a limited number of audiobook copies of "Before You Leap" to listeners of the Patients Getting Paid podcast. Just email joel@jalawoffice.com, mentioning Patients Getting Paid, to request a download code.In this episode:Joel's definition of the gig economy Why I decided to get a lawyer for my patient advocacy work in the first placeDo chronicpreneurs need an LLC or a corporation?  The difference between being an employee and a contractor - what Joel calls the principle of worker clarificationCommonly overlooked legal issues when running a freelance, consulting, or service business - including how to set up contracts that make sure you get paid!How much does all of this cost?The bare minimum you need to be thinking about getting right from the start - and how much would it cost to hire an attorney to sort this all out?Resources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about, and join, the PGP communityBuy Joel's book, Before You Leap: What a Lawyer Wants You to Know About Starting a Gig Economy Business *affiliate link*Email joel@jalawoffice.com to request a code for a free audiobook copy of Before You LeapVisit Ankney Law  Connect with Joel on LinkedIn, and check out his YouTube channel**Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

Cine-Lit heads across the decades and the English Channel to take a deep dive into a five film series from one of the greats of world Cinema. Francois Truffaut's The Adventures of Antoine Doinel is a remarkable series that spans 20 years from the legendary The 400 Blows (1959) through Anotine & Colette (1962), Stolen Kisses (1968), Bed And Board (1970) before wrapping up with 1979's Love On The Run. Adam and Darrell are joined by multidisciplinary artist and photographer Camille Relet to talk all things Antoine.-Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you have a chronic health condition, there are many benefits of working from home. You can choose your own hours, you can take time to recuperate when you need to, and your commute is no more than a minute! But it also means that, if required, you can pick up and relocate in a second.My guest today is Christina Mathers. She describes herself as a Lyme-thriver, mother, wife and dog mom. Although she maintains a patient advocacy website about managing her condition, she also works from home as a premium auditor at an insurance company. And since moving from Pennsylvania to Florida, Christina and her family could not be happier or healthier.In this episode:Christina's work in insurance and the benefits of working from home, both for her and her husbandHow Christina and her family were able to relocate for the good of all their healthChristina's attempts (and future plans) to monetize her Living Well With Lyme website - including affiliate links and eBooksKathy's experience of registering as a limited liability company (LLC)Christina's advice for budding chronicpreneursResources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about, and join, the PGP communityVisit Living Well With Lyme Connect with Christina on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, and TikTokTools mentioned in this episode include Canva and CoSchedule**Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

"Do you like scary movies?" In 1996 people didn't until Scream came along and reignited a stale mainstream horror scene. Birthing not just 3 sequels and a spinoff television series Scream also brought the slasher film into the 90s with a string of slashers filling cinema screens. Now in 2022, as the franchise is getting a sequel/relaunch with a new film, Cine-Lit delves into its history ahead of the latest appearance of Ghostface. -Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When you're starting on your chronicpreneur career, you'll know that you need to get organized. And if you're anything like me, and you have “shiny box” syndrome, you'll look around at what other people are using and buy a plethora of productivity tools and subscriptions, each of which will promise a new and more methodical version of you.And then a couple of months down the line your desktop is littered with programs that you never worked out how to use. But what if there was a way to manage your workflow, by using tools that you already work with every day? My guest today is Dara Sklar, the productivity expert you never knew you needed. She's a powerhouse of Google Tools and her goal is to stop people from feeling overwhelmed at the prospect of getting their business systems organized. And I know from first-hand experience that it's achievable!Dara is another of the featured experts within the Patients Getting Paid Community. Visit PatientsGettingPaid.com for more information and to see her special deep-dive workshop.In this episode:Kathy's own experience of Dara's transformational Get Productive With G Suite courseWhy working in a corporate job led Dara to believe that a course about using Google Workspace to be more productive was neededShould you choose Google Tools over other organizational tools?The biggest challenges to getting more productive with Google ToolsWhy incremental changes can help even the most tech-phobic peopleDara's “quick wins” for you to try right now!Resources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about the PGP community - and join the community to get access to Dara's trainingGet instant access to Get Productive with G Suite (with Dara Sklar) [affiliate link]Learn more about Google WorkspaceHere's a link to download Dara's "Top 40 Time-Saving Google Hacks You'll Wish You'd Been Using All Along" Connect with Dara on Instagram, Linkedin, and FacebookVisit Learn.WithDara.com **Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

With a back catalogue that includes mockumentaries, coming-of-age dramas, comedies, courtroom dramas, psychological thrillers, fantasy, and rom-coms, it is difficult to know where to start with Rob Reiner's career. Adam and Darrell pick out five (or eight) and explore an eclectic and high-quality career covering films like This Is Spinal Tap (1984), Stand By Me (1986), The Princess Bride (1987), When Harry Met Sally (1989), An American President (1995), plus A Few Good Men (1992), The Sure Thing (1985), Misery (1990)...-This episode was originally issued as a Cine-Lit Patreon Subscriber episode in July 2021.Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.comEdited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Just in time for Robert Rodriguez's entry into the Star Wars universe with new Boba Fett series, Cine-Lit takes a look at the birth of Rodriguez's career and the trilogy that established him as a Hollywood director. We look at the lengths Rodriguez went to scramble together the $7000 dollar budget for El Mariachi, to becoming part of a cool indie cinema clique with Quentin Tarantino in the mid 90s, launching the Hollywood careers of Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek before rounding off his trilogy with Once Upon A Time In Mexico (2003), co-starring Johnny Depp.-Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a special one, as my guest is not only my podcast editor and friend but also an actual Patient Getting Paid, who I helped to get started!Steve Woodward from the UK is a self-confessed audio geek and musician who has been involved with home and studio recording projects since he was at school. Alongside this, he worked in arts marketing for over 20 years, specializing in the writing and editing of clear and concise copy. After losing his full-time position in late 2016, he eventually founded the Podcasting Editor brand, and now melds his audio and marketing skills to work on a growing number of podcasts - including this one!As well as covering the ins and outs of how he got here, we cover health care and disability benefits in the UK, as well as more practical elements of chronicpreneur life - like, how to get paid when you're working for people from around the world.In this episode:How Steve and Kathy metSteve's employment history and how he became a podcast editor, with a little help from Kathy and PGP guest expert Jackie ZimmermanSteve's experience of attitudes to remote working in the UKHow he is able to support his family - plus his experiences of the UK's disability benefits systemThe sense of purpose that can come from being productive and serving othersResources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about the PGP community and how to joinCheck out Kathy's FUMS PodcastVisit Steve at PodcastingEditor.com Listen to episode 007 of the Patients Getting Paid podcast: Websites 101 - Do You NEED One??? With Chronicpreneur Jackie ZimmermanTools mentioned in this episode include Audacity, Hindenburg, Wise (affiliate link), and Stripe**Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

'Tis the season once again, and sure you'll be revisiting those classic Christmas films like It's A Wonderful Life, Elf, Muppets Christmas Carol, etc. but adventurous viewers come hither, for there is a world of Alternative Christmas Films just waiting to reveal themselves to you. Adam and Darrell are joined by film producer (and self-confessed Christmas nut) Dominic Burns (Jay And Silent Bob Reboot) to offer some alternative Christmas fare. -Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As we barrel headlong towards the holidays, it's time for us to reflect on how the pitches we send have changed in 2021. These changes are a strategic shift, brought about by two key things we've noticed: There are more people out there who are pitching themselves for podcast guesting opportunities There are more people out there sending BAD pitches to podcast hosts So what I try to do, both on this episode and in the podwize co-op, is to provide you with actionable, strategic advice to craft your podcast pitches in the best way possible. And by the same token, make it easier for podcast hosts to see that you're going to bring value to their audience.  In this episode, I share with you the ways in which the pitches we send have changed, the rationale behind these changes, and point you towards a valuable free resource that will immediately sharpen up your pitching game!  Topics covered include: If you're getting value from the podcast, leaving a rating and review is so helpful to us. Visit the show's profile on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser, Castbox, or Podcast Addict  How the way we pitch our clients has changed in 2021 Why you're unlikely to get an email from a host to clarify why you are the ideal guest for their show - so do your homework, be personal, and relevant! Lead with value and place the listener first - what can they expect to take away from your guest spot? How to show your commitment to sharing the appearance with your audience, and why that matters  Why you should grab a copy of my free download, Podcast Pitches That Convert I hope that there are some actionable takeaways that you can apply to your own pitching activities - in all of this, we're trying to make it as easy as possible for the host to understand what you're about and why you will bring value to their audience. If there are any key AHA! Moments for you, as always please let me know. Record a message at speakpipe.com/GPY or let me know on IG @angie_trueblood. Resources mentioned in this episode: Get your copy of Podcast Pitches That Convert at angietrueblood.com/pitches This episode is sponsored by the podwize co-op. Visit angietrueblood.training/coop to find out more Book a discovery call or a 1:1 Fix My Pitch strategy session Follow Angie on Instagram - and submit your screenshots when you're ready to Go Pitch Yourself Listen to Go Pitch Yourself episode 34: Racheal Cook's Interview on Smart Passive Income with Pat Flynn If you have a question or a comment, either email or leave a message for Angie at speakpipe.com/GPY Now it's time for you to get out there and Go Pitch Yourself! Be sure to screenshot this episode and tag me on Instagram @angie_trueblood and let me know that you are ready to #gopitchyourself! I'll add your post to my story and help you spread the word!  Can't wait to connect again! Interested in connecting with other entrepreneurs who are using podcasts to grow their business? >>> Check out the Podwize Co-Op   Follow & Review in Apple Podcasts Are you following the podcast? If not, I'd love for you to do that today so you don't miss ANY episodes. Click here to follow via Apple Podcasts! And, if you are SUPER pumped about the show, I would be so thankful if you would pop over to Apple Podcasts and leave a review. Crazy enough, reviews help other folks find my podcast and they help me get a real sense of what you love about the show. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Much love, friend. Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com for handling all the behind-the-scenes tech pieces of production.

Maybe you have boxes of old photos in your house. Or maybe you're a digital native. But whichever you are, you can't deny that people are taking more and more photos every day. And who is going to sort them out?I only became aware that a Photo Manager was a *thing* when I became overwhelmed dealing with boxes of pictures that I inherited from my parents, alongside many photos of my own children growing up. Luckily I found Cathi Nelson's website and I found a lot of information that was super helpful for that project. Cathi Nelson is the leader of a global photo organizing movement. Her end goal is to educate and encourage people who have comfort with technology and a love of photos and stories to learn about the growing need for professional photo managers and to consider this as a profession.As soon as I found Cathi it occurred to me then that photo organizing would be a great remote work opportunity. So I'm delighted that Cathi is my guest on the PGP podcast. Cathi is also one of our PGP experts offering a deeper dive training inside the membership, with a workshop called "How to Turn Your Love of Photos into a Business''. If you'd like access to that workshop and the 2 free books that she's offering exclusively to our PGP community, go to PatientsGettingPaid.com and join us on the inside for this and many other trainings for chronicpreneurs.In this episode:How Cathi got into Photo OrganizationWhy does the world need professional photo managers?What are the characteristics of a successful photo manager?How being part of a community can help out the “non-techies” amongst usDetails of training available through Cathi's website and within the PGP communityResources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about the PGP community and how to joinCheck out Kathy's FUMS Gift GuideVisit The Photo Managers Academy Details of Cathi's "Become a Professional Photo Manager" membershipFollow The Photo Managers on Facebook and InstagramCheck out the Advice from the Photo Organizing Pros Facebook Group **Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

In the second part of Cine-Lit's look at Hammer Horror, Adam and Cine-Lit's resident expert Darrell Buxton are rejoined by Kevin Lyons, Hammer expert and editor of the Encyclopedia Of Fantastic Film and Television (www.eofftv.com), to sink their fangs into Hammer's run of Dracula movies. Between 1958 and 1974, Hammer went to places no other Dracula films had gone!-Become a Cine-Lit Subscriber - https://www.patreon.com/cinelitPatreon Subscriber Link - https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/6485274-Check out the Cine-Lit website for additional content and further reading: https://cinelitpodcast.wordpress.com/Edited by Steve Woodward at https://podcastingeditor.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The whole purpose of the work we do here on the podcast and in the podwize co-op is to draw back the curtain on the podcasting space and demystify the processes, both for hosts and guests. But even then, there are some elements that can seem off-putting, particularly if you're just beginning to explore using podcasts to increase your visibility. Podcast audio and microphones can feel like a roadblock when you're just starting out. It can seem so confusing that it might even put you off getting your voice out there at all. My guest today is self-confessed audio geek Steve Woodward. Steve has been involved with home and studio recording projects since he was at school. Alongside this, he worked in arts marketing for over 20 years, specializing in creating and editing clear and persuasive copy. He now combines his audio and copy-editing skills to work on podcasts, founding the Podcasting Editor brand in 2019. Steve has been the editor on the Go Pitch Yourself podcast from the very beginning and we share a dislike of posturing and what he calls 'flexing'. We had a lot of fun in our conversation, but I hope we also lay to rest a few podcast audio myths and persuade you that sometimes good enough can be good enough. Topics covered include: Steve's background, and what he does as a podcast editor Why certain areas in the podcasting space can create barriers to engagement - and Steve's refreshing take on microphones Simple ways that you can get comfortable recording podcast audio at home - and how to improve your sound If you're launching your own podcast, why you should envision your best-case scenario and plan for growth Podcast hosting services, how to record remote interviews, and deciding whether to hire an editor or do it yourself - with a discussion of various programs which will help you do just that! I hope that you enjoy this episode and that the technical aspects of mic technique, audio, and editing no longer seem so off-puttingly exclusive! If there're any key moments that really resonated with you, as always please let me know. Record a message at speakpipe.com/GPY or let me know on IG @angie_trueblood. Full show notes and resources: https://www.angietrueblood.com/podcast-audio-steve-woodward

What's not to love about affiliate marketing? If you get it set up correctly, it's a way to make a little extra money without having to do a whole lot of anything.In the past, it had a bit of an unethical reputation, with people promoting whatever products would get them the most money. But as businesses all over have recognized the worth of personal recommendations, companies are increasingly interested in building relationships with their communities. As an example, I have been publishing a Holiday Gift Guide on my FUMS website for several years, and this is now so popular that I leave it online all year round. It's a win-win situation, both for me, the companies that I promote, and the end-user because I only include items that I genuinely value!If you're interested in the idea of affiliate marketing but don't know where to start, my guest today is Jay Clouse, community experience director for Pat Flynn's Smart Passive Income. We talk about what affiliate marketing is, how people can use it as part of their business, and - also - how much they can make.Creator and host of the Creative Elements podcast, Jay wants to help you build a life of creative independence, giving you the freedom to invest your time and creative energy into projects that you choose. He is also a featured expert within the Patients Getting Paid Membership Community. Visit the website to find out more and join today!In this episode:How COVID has only increased a desire for community connections, integral for our personal lives but also for businessJay's definition of affiliate marketing, why it might have once had a poor reputation, and how you can combat this by making sure that your incentives are aligned - ensuring that the right products and businesses get in front of your audienceDo you have to have a website for affiliate marketing or can you use social media solely?Kathy's own experiences of affiliate marketing, and why she has seen real benefit from building affiliate programs with small, relevant businessesCan people just solely do affiliate marketing or is it most often a complementary income stream to an existing business? Resources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about the PGP community and how to joinCheck out Kathy's FUMS Gift GuideVisit Jay Clouse Connect with Jay on Twitter and Instagram Listen to the Creative Elements podcastRead The FTC's Endorsement Guides, and the specific section about Affiliate or Network Marketing  Visit Sarah McAllister's Go Clean Co **Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

Susan Wheeler-Hall was born with a progressive physical disability and worked hard to build a career where her disability was an asset, not a problem. So, for over twenty years, Susan was a professional counselor and therapist, specializing in disability, alongside working as a disability advocate.When an increase in her disability led to a career break, Susan pivoted into tech training and web design work and reinvented herself as Suzy Web. Now, 13 years later her online business is her happy place.At SuzyWeb.com she teaches people how to make a business website using WordPress or she can build one for them! Listen as Susan/Suzy talks about how her chronicpreneur business enables her to be her workaholic self while working around the needs of her health. Plus she has a GREAT offer, exclusively for the PGP community, for her WordPress Overeasy course.  In this episode:How Suzy was able to find a career where her disability was an assetWhy, in her online business, Suzy only works with people who help peopleThe one-page medical profile tool Suzy created, to ensure that important medical details can be communicated during emergency situationsBeing a workaholic while taking care of your physical and mental health, and the benefits of having something productive to doWhy Suzy feels that marketing is all about building and nurturing relationshipsSuzy's best advice for people wanting to build their chronicpreneur lifeAn exclusive offer on Suzy's WordPress Overeasy Course Resources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about the PGP community and how to joinGet 20% off the price of Suzy's WordPress Overeasy course by using code PGP20 when you check outFor Suzy's coaching services, visit her Website, YouTube channel, and Twitter profile For Suzy's tech services, visit her Website, YouTube channel, and Twitter profileTools and resources mentioned in this episode include WordPress, Stream Deck Mini, Trello, Book Like A Boss: Booking Page Builder, LMS Plugin by LifterLMS, Plutio**Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

Jackie Zimmerman works HARD. After receiving not one but two chronic illness diagnoses in her 20s (Multiple Sclerosis and Inflammatory Bowel Disease), she turned to the internet to find a way to cope and build a support system. She became a professional blogger and public speaker, and later formed a nonprofit to uplift women living with Inflammatory Bowel disease. Through the process of blogging and developing communities, Jackie honed her skills in digital communications by learning to design websites, create brand recognition and build online courses. She has now turned those into a full-time career in her digital marketing company Queen of GSD (Getting Shit Done). In this conversation, Jackie shares her digital marketing expertise and offers some top tips for chronicpreneurs about whether they need a website for their business and how to get it made even if they are afraid of tech.On top of all of this, Jackie is a featured expert within the Patients Getting Paid Community. Visit PatientsGettingPaid.com for more information, and when you join you'll be able to see Jackie's special deep-dive workshop and have access to an exclusive PGP discount of 20% off her website-building services. In this episode:How Jackie developed her skills in blogging and community-building when her career was derailed by her diagnosesWhy she "impulse quit" her high-stress, high-pressure job, and why it was both the best and worst feeling!Jackie's issues with health insurance while working freelance Do new businesses need a website when there are so many social media channels? Jackie's pro-tip for anyone looking to build a website: make sure that you own everything!Choosing to build your own site or hire a professional. How much will it cost, and where do you find the right person for you?Where to find and connect with JackieResources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about the PGP community and how to joinVisit Kathy's FUMS websiteVist Jackie at Queen of GSD Visit Jackie Zimmerman to learn more about her patient advocacyConnect with Jackie on Twitter, Facebook, and InstagramTools mentioned in this episode include Wix, WordPress, Squarespace, Weebly, Linktree **Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

For Christa Fairbrother, living with arthritis and teaching yoga are closely linked. She has had arthritis and lupus ever since she was a child, even though she was only diagnosed with mixed connective tissue disease at the age of 41. Mixed connective tissue disease (MCTD) is sometimes called an overlap disease because it has all the signs and symptoms of a number of disorders. Christa credits her yoga practice for her lack of pain, and specifically aqua yoga because it's kind to joints. And because she knows that it works so well for her, it has now become the basis for her chronicpreneur business! Christa now gets paid to do what she loves, training other yoga professionals in this particular discipline, as well as running her own classes and selling a number of related resources, including online courses, equipment, and books!In this episode:Christa's varied work history and how she discovered that aqua yoga could help with her chronic symptomsHow running an aqua yoga business is particularly beneficial to Christa's healthThe various ways that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected her business - and how Christa has been able to adapt what she offersHow Christa's online classes and courses work - and why she has branched out into a number of related areasThe support she has received from family, friends, and local business organizationsChrista's advice for other chronicpreneurs and where you can go to find more information about the work she doesResources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about the PGP community and how to joinCheck out Kathy's e-book, Bowel and Bladder Issues in Multiple Sclerosis by Two Pee Brains With Potty Mouths Talking Shit About MSVisit ChristaFairbrother.com Connect with Christa on Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook Sign up for Christa's FREE Aqua Yoga starter kit**Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

When you listen to this interview with Whitney West, you might find yourself wondering, “When does she nap?!”A born overachiever, this inspirational chronicpreneur was born into a family of teachers. So she didn't want to go down that route. When she was diagnosed with Fibrosing mediastinitis, she didn't want to write about it or make her chronic illness the center of her career.But unfortunately for her - and luckily for us - she now uses her platform to transform the lives of ambitious women with chronic illness by demolishing their barriers to abundance. A speaker, coach, and advocate without an ounce of “give-up” in her, she believes that living a life you love should not exclude the chronically ill.Listen as she explains the beauty of chronicpreneurism and how, by making herself invaluable, she ensures that her needs are met in work situations.In this episode:Whitney's journey to chronicpreneurism and how she helps others in her businessHer belief in radical self-acceptance, and why it can be both empowering and good for your healthWhy Whitney employs someone to manage some of her social media channels, the benefits of hiring people to allow you to focus on your zone of genius, and how she found her VATools and applications that she finds useful in her business life, especially those that help with planning Whitney's advice for other chronicpreneurs - including the positive benefits of rejections!Where you can find WhitneyResources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about the PGP community and how to joinVisit TheWhitneyWest.com Follow Whitney on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Tools mentioned in this podcast include Calendly, QuickBooks, HoneyBook, Mighty Networks, Toggl Track, and Mojo animated stories **Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

The life of a chronicpreneur doesn't necessarily mean settling for one different career path. As my guest in this episode proves, you don't even need to stop at two… or three!Alexa Randolph graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelor's in Communications and the dream of becoming an event planner. While visiting family in Las Vegas she was involved in a serious car accident. The Emergency Medical Services checked her out, said she was fine, and sent her on her way. But Alexa was plagued by debilitating after-effects and it wasn't until some time later that she was diagnosed with a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Central Pain Syndrome.Having to give up her dream career path - coupled with the COVID-19 pandemic - eventually led her to blogging, podcasting, and founding her own LLC (limited liability company), which covers a wide range of business endeavors that all fit around her condition, including her own design company! In this episode:The story of Alexa's accident, the difficulties she faced in her regular job, and the encyclopedia of misdiagnoses and messed-up treatments she had to deal withHow she began remote-working part-time in marketing and eventually created her With Love Alexa brand, and Alexa Randolph LLC to run alongsideHow the COVID-19 pandemic enabled Alexa to establish her blog and the With Love Alexa podcastHow Alexa is building her business and how her family is supporting her - even though they don't quite understand how the online chronicpreneur world works!How Alexa stays organized, makes money, and maintains her health - including how she manages her health insuranceResources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about the PGP communityWith Love, Alexa on Instagram and FacebookListen to the With Love Alexa podcastVisit Alexa's Etsy store for WithLoveAlexaDesignsCheck out the Amazon page for Alexa's books Visit The Mighty**Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

Megan Harrison was already stepping out into an entrepreneurial life, even before being diagnosed with Crohn's disease shortly after leaving university - so she was Getting Paid, even before she was a Patient Getting Paid!Based in Leicestershire in the UK, she is a freelance content creator and writer, blogging on her own website about wellbeing and sustainability, while also supporting brands that share these values with their content creation.Being honest about what she wants to do and how she wants to work has made a huge difference to Megan's health as she has the freedom to focus on her wellbeing at the same time as working. Megan is grateful to have flexibility in her work.In this episode:Megan's entrepreneurial story, her long-standing interest in social media and writing, and her diagnosis with Crohn's diseaseWhat Megan does and how she gets paid!The importance of her business and how it affects and accommodates her health conditionHow Megan markets her services, and how she deals with rejectionsTools and applications that she finds useful in her business and her personal lifeMegan's advice for other chronicpreneursResources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about the PGP communityVisit Hearth by Megan Follow Megan and her work on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest Sign up for Megan's Mindful Journal newsletter Tools mentioned in this podcast include Asana, Calendly, QuickBooks, and Planoly**Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

If you're new to the chronicpreneur world, then this episode is packed full of info-bombs!Julie Croner is on a mission to advocate for ALL advocates. A psoriatic arthritis patient leader, she's also the Vice President of the Patient Leader Network at WEGO Health and has been featured by Stanford Medicine X, the National Psoriasis Foundation, Everyday Health, WebMD, HealthLine, and more. Julie is one busy chronicpreneur, as well as being a very involved mom! Listen in to find out what drives her, as she talks about her own journey to make her passion her career, before covering her work at WEGO Health and the support that their incredible community of patient leaders offers. In this episode:Julie's struggle to accept her diagnosis and subsequent depressionHow she began connecting with patients online as a way to educate herselfHow a fateful trip to Florida relocated her badass gene and why she started her blog the very next day The benefit of putting yourself out there as you never know where it will leadHow Julie gradually realized that she could get paid work because of her experiences, not despite themInformation about how Julie became involved with WEGO Health and her work thereWhere to go to find out more about Julie and WEGO HealthResources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about and JOIN the PGP communityJulie's blog, ItsJustABadDay.comIt's Just A Bad Day on Twitter, Facebook, and InstagramVisit WEGO Health and connect on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram**Be sure to join us on the Patients Getting Paid Facebook and Instagram pages AND get on the PGP email list to stay updated on all things PGP!Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

Patients Getting Paid (PGP) is a private, safe, membership/mastermind community for people with chronic illness to learn of the abundance of flexible, remote work possibilities available to them that can accommodate their health.In the podcast, I'll be talking to fellow chronicpreneurs about how they've found fulfilling, paid work opportunities that accommodate their health conditions better than the regular 9-to-5.  Additionally, I'll be interviewing experts that can help us all do it better!!  In this episode:Meet host and founder of the Patients Getting Paid community, Kathy Reagan YoungThe story of how Kathy's career was blindsided by her diagnosis with Multiple SclerosisHow she was able to find paid work opportunities that not only fit into her lifestyle but also pay her more than she was earning in a full-time position! Resources:Visit the Patients Getting Paid website to learn more about the PGP communityKathy's Linkedin profilePGP on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook Special thanks to Steve Woodward at PodcastingEditor.com

Steve Woodward updates JMN on Duval County's preparations for Tropical Storm Elsa, as hurricane season starts up.