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Snag Our Simplified Budget System!Feel like budgeting means giving up your coffee runs, tracking every dollar, or living on beans and rice? Think again. In this episode, we're breaking down the 5 budgeting basics that work for every budget—whether you're just starting out, living on irregular income, or totally overwhelmed by the idea of budgeting.We'll show you how to create a simple, effective budget without obsessively tracking every expense or using complicated apps. This is a stress-free, no-shame guide to managing your money in a way that's clear, empowering, and actually doable—no matter your income, lifestyle, or past budgeting fails.If you've ever said, “I just don't know where my money goes,” or “I don't even know where to start,” this episode is for you.

Sandy joins this week's episode to discuss strategies to help listeners live a happy, healthy and prosperous life. Full Description / Show NotesSandy's career background and historyWhat she's seen her clients struggle with the mostHow our inner narratives limit usThe importance of happiness to be successfulHow we can stay motivated through tough marketsWays to identify negative self-talkAdvice for REALTORS in today's market

Do you have a topic to suggest or insight to share? Text me.Is your project-based learning initiative struggling to gain traction? You're not alone. Many schools invest in PBL training only to see enthusiasm fade and implementation stall. But there's a crucial element that successful PBL schools have discovered: the power of teacher communities.Our latest article explores how communities of practice amplify project-based learning impact by revealing why isolated PBL implementation often falls short – and how teacher collaboration transforms theoretical knowledge into sustainable practice.Through my work with hundreds of teachers, I've seen how the right community structures turn struggling PBL programs into thriving learning environments. It's not about adding more workshops or training sessions. It's about creating the connections that sustain and strengthen practice over time.In this episode, you'll discover:Why even the most passionate PBL educators need community supportHow teacher collaboration creates ripple effects across entire schoolsFive specific ways educators can leverage peer expertiseThe key elements that make PBL communities successfulHow the Impactful PBL Network structures teacher collaboration for maximum impactDon't let your PBL initiative become another "great idea" that fades away. Learn how to build the teacher communities that make project-based learning stick. P.S. Have you taken the Impactful PBL Readiness Assessment yet? It's a great resource for instructional leaders like you who want to make informed decisions about implementing or strengthening PBL in their schools. Get Your Free Assessment Now >> Support the showThank you for listening! If you find this podcast useful and would like to support the show, please rate, review, and follow using your favorite podcasting app. Sharing is caring. When you leave a review, you are helping fellow educators find this podcast, enabling them to design impactful project-based learning experiences for their students.

From 7-Figure Agency to Full-Time Coaching: A Story of Following Your GutAfter a brief hiatus since August, I'm thrilled to return with a deeply personal episode where I share my journey of making one of the biggest decisions in my business career - sunsetting my successful 7-figure agency, The Launch Guild, to fully embrace my passion for coaching.Key Episode Highlights:The evolution of my business journey from launch manager to seven-figure agency owner to coachWhy launches have changed in the online space over the past two years and the impact on my agencyThe internal struggle of realizing when it's time to pivot, even when you're successfulHow the Call to Clarity Retreat became a turning point in making this major business decisionManaging difficult conversations with a long-term team during transitionI open up about the internal struggles I faced when realizing it was time for a change, even though my agency was thriving. The reality is, the online launch landscape has transformed dramatically over the past two years, and while we could have pivoted The Launch Guild in numerous directions, my heart was pulling me toward a different path entirely.What's Coming Up:This episode kicks off a special three-part series where I'll share:My complete agency storyFrameworks and methodologies around agency ownership"Baby Steps" series - dedicated to supporting solopreneurs making the leap into agency ownershipNew episodes every FridayState of the Agency quarterly roundtablesLooking Forward:Whether you're an established agency owner looking to scale, a solopreneur considering the agency model, or an online business owner seeking guidance, I hope this episode gives you permission to trust your gut and make the changes your heart is calling for.Visit tashabooth.com/podcast for show notes and to learn more about upcoming programs, coaching opportunities, masterclasses, and events.Check out all the ways I can support you! ❤️ Join The Agency Alliance Membership! Inside this membership for agency owners you'll find a supportive community, tools to help you build a solid and thriving agency, and monthly marketing strategies!

"If you want to portray your message exactly the way your brand would say it, then use your brand to say it. If you want to use an influencer to say it, then you need to let that person shine through. Otherwise, your content won't work," says Tanya Alain, VP of Marketing at UpfluenceIn this episode of The Content Cocktail Hour, Tanya Alain, VP of Marketing at Upfluence, shares the key strategies that make influencer marketing a brand game-changer. She breaks down the dos and don'ts of partnering with influencers, from finding voices that resonate with your brand's audience to letting the influencer's authenticity shine for stronger engagement. She also talks about how they do influencer marketing at Upfluence and how AI may change the way we do influencer marketing and content marketing in general.In this episode, you'll learn:Effective strategies for making influencer marketing successfulHow influencer authenticity can help your brand succeedHow AI is reshaping content marketing and what that means for influencer marketingResources:Connect with Jonathan on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-gandolf/ Check out The Juice HQ: https://www.thejuicehq.com/ Connect with Tanya on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanya-alain/Check out Upfluence: https://www.upfluence.com/Timestamps:(00:00) Intro(02:59) What is influencer marketing(05:31) Balancing brand voice and influencer authenticity(08:34) How to get started with influencer marketing(10:53) How Upfluence does influencer marketing(15:32) The future of influencer marketing with AI

Welcome back to The Elovated Podcast! In this episode, Lauren sits down with intuitive and personal coach Evelyn! Evelyn shares how to reach success and tap into your intuition If you loved this episode don't forget to leave a 5 star review and share on your instagram story + tag me!!CONNECT WITH EVELYN HERE What's covered in this episode:Evelyn's journey to being a coachHow to tap into your intuitionWhat it means to be successfulHow to manifest successJOIN THE CONSCIOUS CEOs CLUB NOW!! (Free community for high vibe women and entrepreneurs)NEW COURSE: 5 Steps to $5K: How to make your next $5k in business! ONLY $37 NOW HEREACCESS MY NEW FREE COURSE on how to regulate your nervous system for greater business success and more money $$$!FREE BUSINESS AUDIT: Schedule yours here now!Are you ready to tap into the limitless power within you? Join The Elovated Entrepreneur and watch your business take off! Using my PROVEN business framework, you will learn how to hack your brain, leverage your human design and create business magnetism. This holistic business coaching program will teach you EVERYTHING you need to know to scale your business so you can be full time in your biz!Want to see if The Elovated Entrepreneur will be a fit for you?  Schedule a free call here to talk more about it together

Dr. Sonia Singh is a Stanford-trained, board-certified internist, primary care physician, writer and consultant. In 2021, Dr. Singh designed and launched a solo, direct primary care (DPC) micropractice built to serve women in Houston, TX. She believes both PCPs and their patients deserve better than what our healthcare system offers. Alongside her own clinical practice, Dr. Singh helps other women in medicine build micropractices that allow them to practice medicine with autonomy, authenticity and joy via educational resources and 1:1 consulting. Dr. Singh hosts a weekly Micropractice Mama podcast and will also be launching an E-Course in Fall 2024. Her writing has been featured in NPR, The New England Journal of Medicine and Annals of Internal Medicine. Some of the topics we discussed were:3 key factors that contributed the most to making Dr. Singh's direct primary care micropractice successfulHow often Dr. Singh receives phone calls from patients outside of business hoursHow taking vacations works when you're running a DPC micropracticeWhat obstacles Dr. Singh faced in growing her micropractice and how she overcame themWhat helped Dr. Singh the most with marketingMarketing methods for her micropractice that Dr. Singh found the most valuable How Dr. Singh manages her micropractice on her own without hiring staffThe HIPAA compliant app Dr. Singh uses to communicate with her patientsHow Dr. Singh manages bloodwork and medications without staffHow Dr. Singh handles when her women patients ask to bring their husbands or adult children and how it adds a variety of patients to her micropractice What Dr. Singh does when a patient needs a procedureDr. Singh's final tip for listeners about running a successful micropracticeThe very useful free resources Dr. Singh offers on her website, newsletter, and podcast to help physicians start a micropracticeDr. Singh's e-course launching this fall that will detail step by step the process of launching your practice from just having the idea to opening your doorsAnd more!Learn more about me or schedule a FREE coaching call: https://www.joyfulsuccessliving.com/ Join the Voices of Women Physicians Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/190596326343825/ Connect with Dr. Singh: Instagram: @soniasinghMDDr. Singh's Website for Education on the Micropractice Model:www.micropracticemama.com The Micropractice Mama Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-micropractice-mama-podcast/id1756769050Website for Dr. Singh's Practice: www.junipermodernprimarycare.com 

2024 Ohio REALTORS Convention Keynote Speaker Jason Roberts joins this week's episode to discuss creating vibrant, sustainable neighborhoods through innovative projects like the Better Block and the revival of the Dallas streetcar system.Full Description / Show NotesJason's career background and interest in urban design and civic activismThe revitalization of the Dallas streetcar systemThe impact on the community of urban revitalizationWhat the Better Block project is and why it's so successfulHow similar approaches have worked in different countriesHow to work with local communities to ensure long-term changesBuilding relationships and working with the governmentAdvice for individuals interested in urban designWhat's next

In a recent Reels Lab Q&A, I walked my students through several reels that are going viral right now. They left with so many new ideas, I thought I'd share some of those reels with you. I'm also going to address the misleading reels that “Instagram Coaches” are sharing right now. We'll discuss the pitfalls of clickbait tactics and why ethical, specific, and engaging content is always your best bet for success. This ten minute episode is full of actionable tips to help you create genuinely good content that will actually resonate with your audience. In this episode we'll be covering:The misleading and unethical advice on Instagram on right nowCreating ethical hooks vs unethical hooks in your contentReal examples of using specificity that are actually working One simple thing I do to understand why a video is so successfulHow using specificity in your content creates a connection point Links + Resources: Learn more about the Reels LabSend us a Text Message.Let's connect on InstagramLove this conversation? Tap the follow button so you never miss an episode!

In today's episode we are exploring the contrast between being an "objectively successful" individual and still experiencing self sabotage. We go in depth looking at what it means to be objectively successful, what it means to sabotage, what are the key patterns that happen, and more. What we cover...What it means to be objectively successfulHow sabotage shows up for objectively successful individualsThe key patterns that occurAnd more...FREE & LOW COST RESOURCES FOR YOU: Get the free journal here email list here! Check out my website here! Follow on Instagram @andiecolleen and TikTok @andie.colleen for more mini-trainings, tips, and advice. SUPPORT THE SHOW:Please subscribe, rate, and review over on Apple Podcasts and Spotify to help support Mindset Magic! Follow along on Instagram and TikTok for updates, giveaways, and more inspo!

Today I want to go over why we need to stop creating and start engaging. Creating content is great. It can get you in front of new possible horizons and audiences, but are you engaging, nurturing, and learning from your current audience?  Your current audience has all the secrets to grow that you need and today I want to teach you how to tap into it. In this episode we will cover:Why you don't need a large community to be successfulHow to ask your community for the answers you needHow to grow your community on Instagram And the top misconceptions about growing your community onlineFREE Resources:FREE Creator Wildfire Co-Working Community:https://travelcontentwriting.hbportal.co/public/65f1dece8139f500190c30caFREE DIY Content Repurposing Guide: https://travelcontentwriting.hbportal.co/public/64c11bc09da87f002b3e2b4aFREE Travel Creator Newsletter Template: https://travelcontentwriting.hbportal.co/public/64c541cc034b1a032be4479bTry ConvertKit for FREE:https://app.convertkit.com/users/signup?plan=free-limited&lmref=-G3vDwThis podcast features an affiliate link. This means I might earn a small commission if you choose to sign-up for a ConvertKit paid plan.No Fluff Travel Guides:Get my no BS travel guides: https://www.thatch.co/@noflufftravel Follow No Fluff Travlers for no BS destination guides for digital nomads: https://www.instagram.com/noflufftravelers/ Follow Me On:Sign up for my newsletter, the Content Compass to receive free tips and t...

In today's episode, Michelle Carvalho (Macros Fuel Muscles) certified macro coach, joins me to tell her story through yo-yo dieting which began at age 12, culminating in a transformative health journey as she approached her 40s as she embraced macro tracking and rejected food restrictions. She has lost and kept off over 85 pounds and gained a sense of food freedom.We talk all about overcoming food fear, maintenance, balance, weightlifting, self-compassion, and much, much more.“It'd been a lot of years of not knowing what to do, losing and gaining, thinking there was something wrong with me… Nobody ever explained what I had to do after I lost the weight.”- Michelle Carvalho (Macros Fuel Muscles)“If you can't do maintenance, how are you gonna do a deficit?”- Michelle Carvalho (Macros Fuel Muscles)On today's episode:How Michelle broke the cycle of yo-yo dietingHow Michelle found balance and moderation in her dietMichelle's experience with hypothyroidism and still being successfulHow to build a sustainable life that supports physical and mental healthConnect with Michelle from Macros Fuel Muscles:Macros Fuel Muscles Instagram PageThanks for tuning in to this week's episode of Tater Talks: Two Bitches Talk Fitness, where we challenge the common understanding of what it means and what it takes to be fit and healthy! If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe and leave a review wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.Apple Podcasts | Spotify | GooglePlay | iHeartRadioBe sure to share your favorite episodes on social media and tag us!And join irisdeadlifts on Instagram and Brooke Madigan on Instagram.

IntroPre-MBA jobs at Blockchain, Mastercard, & Rappi that inspired me for MBAFounding a Startup Planning to do an MBAHow recommendation letters provided strength to my MBA applicationWhat made my application successfulHow do I Shortlist BSchools to ApplyWhich BSchool am I Picking for my MBA?

Download | Leave a Review | SubscribeChris Luna is a multi-family real estate investment expert and the host of the highly successful podcast “On The Come Up.” With his extensive experience,he has helped numerous new real estate investors achieve financial success by creating millions of dollars in cash flow and appreciation.Chris is known as a highly sought-after leader in the real estate industry and offers busy professionals guidance on multi-family investing, from how to communicate with brokers to underwriting deals and raising money from investors, all to achieve millionaire status on their journeys to success.Chris is on a mission to educate 1,000 real estate investors to acquire $500,000,000 in multifamily deals by 2026.In this episode we discuss:What inspired chrism to become and entrepreneurThe way to view failureOvercoming self doubtHow to be consistentThe importance of having support and a teamHow to have consistency What it takes to be successfulHow to take action on you dreams.#mindset #successmindset #overcomingfailureClick HERE To Watch on YoutubeConnect with Chris LunaChris Luna's InstagramChris Luna's FacebookChris Luna's Twitter Chris Luna's LinkedInChris Luna's YouTubeChris Luna's TikTokI want to welcome you to The Conqueror Approach. A podcast on a Journey of Self-Mastery!My mission that I am dedicating the rest of my life to is to spread the principles of self-mastery, helping others improve their quality of life, achieve their highest potential, and let their gifts be received by the world, while combating mental health issues and suicideThis journey is not about me teaching you how to master yourself necessarily because I am on this life-long journey of mastery as well. I want to invite you to take this journey with me to develop our mind, body, spirit, financial literacy, and to allow our gifts to be received by the world. It is not about the destination of conquering a given aspect of our lives, it is about who we become on this journey of life that we are all on.We all have a voice that will make an impact on this world if we let it and I want to empower others to find their voice and achieve what is planted in their heart.Join me on the Journey of self-mastery to cultivate all aspects of our life to allow us to be the highest expression of ourselves and to let our light shine on this world!Let's connect and CONQUER!Download | Leave a Review | SubscribeCheck The Conqueror Out on ALL PlatformsFollow me on IG @MoussaMikhail

In Episode 41 of Season 3, of Driven by Data: The Podcast, Kyle Winterbottom is joined by, Beth Bauer, Founder and CEO of PosiROI, where they discuss, the 4 key dimensions required to deliver innovation and value at scale, which includes;Why feedback loops are critical to driving innovation and a data-informed culture The importance of meeting people where they areWhy value means different people to different peopleWhy value always needs to translate to money eventually How the 1st steps of value creation are unlikely to be related to moneyWhy we need to recognise there are different value points Why having the data culture that we want can create power struggles The 4 dimensions that underpin the journey toward value creation Why Sales, Marketing and Speed define whether your innovation will be successfulHow innovation occurs in silos within the same organisationsThe ADEPT framework for strategies that assist with the acceleration of the 4 dimensions in a data-informed cultureWhy value of data needs to be measured against the number of use cases it can solve Why trust is the anchor to everything Why relationships will always win over data in building trust Building a high-performance team that creates value with dataWhy data is a team game and not just a data-team game To build a data-informed culture you need a sales and marketing capability

Are you prepared to sit down with your right-hand man, woman, COO, or even your spouse… THAT person… and plan your next week together? That's what Rudy is asking of us as he shares his takeaways from spending time with the 10X Ladies and his wife in Miami – and reflecting on his interview with Elena Cardone. How Elena works with Grant to build their empire is truly inspiring and if you want to create an empire, you also need to build a life around that that is in sync with your plans. And for that, you need a partner who is the yin to your yang!Appreciating the core principles of communication is the super relevant theme of this week's episode as we listen again to Rudy's interview with Elena Cardone and learn that a big part of working hard is sitting down with your spouse and having those hard conversations. Once you get your finances in order you realize that to be ultra, ultra successful (Rudy is talking about the top 0.01%), it's all about your energy and your environment. And your spouse makes up a big part of that. So get her, or whomever that person is for you, and dial into this illuminating interview together with our Man in Red and 10X's Elena Cardone! Red Life living large, as always. Please join us. “People are too afraid to bring business principles into personal life because they don't want it to sound like a business. But that's a limiting belief.” ~ Rudy MawerIn This Episode:Rudy shares on the importance of energy and environment to be ultra-successfulHow the 2008 financial crisis turned into an opportunity for Elena and Grant CardoneThe importance of being aligned with your spouse/partnerWhat a strong support group can do for your successWhat does a “golden force field” look like? Connect with Elena Cardone:Website - https://elenacardone.com/ Connect with Rudy Mawer:LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/rudymawer/ Instagram - www.instagram.com/rudymawerlife Facebook - www.facebook.com/rudymawerlife Twitter - www.twitter.com/rudymawer

How To Use Cold Calling As Your Primary Deal Source with David PupoEpisode 129“Right now in this current market, you gotta be able to understand. You can't be just a one-trick pony.”This statement from guest David Pupo perfectly demonstrates what it takes to succeed as a real estate investor. The market is always changing, and with high rates and shifting attitudes towards homeownership, it's crucial to have the real estate knowledge to make creative deals with an exit strategy.David's company, Florida House Buyers, is a traditional real estate investment business that's found success in not only wholesaling but flips, novations, and more. In this episode, he shares their marketing tactics, disposition process, and which method he prefers for lead gen. David and Mike also talk about why virtual real estate businesses make sense in this market.Plus, they offer up priceless tips on growing as a real estate investor. Tune in now to hear them!Topics discussed in this episode:What deals they've procured this yearHow David transformed his company to fully virtualWhy he primarily uses cold calling for lead genKPIs and how his company became successfulHow they find buyers and their approach to marketingBuilding relationships in their disposition processDavid's three-offer methodThe dos and don'ts of pitching novationsTips to build a wholesaling businessLearn more about Florida House Buyers! https://www.myfloridahousebuyer.com/Connect with David Pupo:https://www.tiktok.com/@dollarswithdavidhttps://instagram.com/dollarswithdavid/Check out how David earned $58,000 on a single deal in this FREE case study! https://www.tripleoffer.com/If you're an established investor with money to invest, but not the time, check out the Instant Investor PRO Program! https://www.collectingkeyspodcast.com/storeCheck out the NEW Big Dan Energy shirt (and more!) in the Collecting Keys Merch Store: https://store.collectingkeyspodcast.com/Download the FREE 5-Step Guide To Generating Off Market Leads here: https://www.collectingkeyspodcast.com/freeIf you are interested in learning from Dan and Mike to receive coaching and learn how they built their business, head to https://www.instantinvestorprogram.com and see if you are a good fit for the mastermind group!Collecting Keys Podcast Resources:https://www.collectingkeyspodcast.comhttps://www.instagram.com/collectingkeyspodcast/https://www.instantinvestorprogram.com/https://www.instagram.com/mike_invests/https://www.instagram.com/investormandan/This episode was produced by Podcast Boutique

Thank you, Marianne for sharing your story on the Move Without Limits summer mini series Stories We LoveMarianne lets us into her past of a 100lb weight loss, alcoholism, multiple surgeries, abuse and grief. You'll hear how she uses those tough life happenings to earn confidence and relentlessly build strength. Listen to learn:What makes Marianne and Ryan's physical therapy & coaching relationship successfulHow to “grieve through iron” with the support of community and powerliftingWhat it really means to have meaning in your life goalsMarianne's IG: @spinnerwitchPlease share this episode with your loved ones. Please leave a review, rate and subscribe for more.To schedule an evaluation with Reload CLICK HERETo book a session with a coach CLICK HERELearn more about Reload on YouTube and our website www.reloadpt.comBe sure to follow us on Instagram!@reload.pt@malloryreilly_ot@dr.ryanchow

“What if you quit?”This is a question I ask many of my clients during 1:1 coaching sessions.  It usually branches from our initial conversation of the “Maybe” game that they've been playing. The “Maybe” game is probably one of the worst games that business owners play with themselves in the back of their heads….You've probably played it before,you  just didn't know it had a name.“Maybe I should be more patient.”“Maybe it's never going to work.”“Maybe I should pivot into a different direction.”“Maybe I should just quit altogether.”If you've felt any part of the “Maybe” game before, you are in good company.I invited my client, Sarah Waggoner, both a successful Etsy Seller and Etsy Seller coach, to the podcast today to chat more about this “part of the process' ' in both of our businesses.  We have both doubted many twists and turns in our businesses before. She and I are ready to chat about the challenges, successes, and feelings around these fluid movements in our businesses.In this episode of the podcast, we'll chat more about how you'll know that it's time to quit, pivot, or stay the course as a business owner. If you've been playing the “Maybe” game more than you'd like, then this episode is for you! Learn More About Sarah:Sarah owns Heartland Lettering, a product business selling on Etsy and Amazon. She also teaches Etsy sellers how to get more sales on Etsy simply and efficiently. You can find her on Instagram or in her free Etsy seller Facebook groupYou'll Learn:Why it might be important to question the entire “thing” that you are feeling unsure of in your business, instead of just making micro-changes How just because something isn't working, doesn't always mean it's time to quitWhy if you're someone that truly wants to run a successful business, that is enough of a qualification to be successfulHow as a business owner you need to identify the actual reality of running a businessFeatured on today's episode: Work with me in 2023! CLICK HERE to learn how. Looking to be part of a community? Join my Online Business Building Women Facebook Group HERE Haven't left a review yet? All you have to do is head HERE.

As humans, we LOVE overcomplicating things for no reason. Many business owners crave ease, flow, and simplicity, yet they still fall into the trap of overcomplicating things. It's almost as if when showing up in your business comes easily to you, and clients are drawn to you just by your personality shining through, it somehow feels wrong.Most of us were raised in a world where we were told things like "you should work hard for your money, nobody likes their job, but you need to pay bills." And so, subconsciously, you make things difficult for yourself. You try new strategies, new coaches, and new programs, pushing yourself to a point where your business no longer brings you happiness. You start procrastinating, feeling resentful towards your clients, experiencing burnout—misaligned in one word.As you can see, today's podcast episode is going to be a spicy one. But my intention is not to rip you to pieces; it's to bring awareness to why you may be feeling so misaligned right now. Join me as I talk about 3 reasons why you are overcomplicating things in your business, how to stop it, and instead start operating from a place that feels good to you and aligns with your CEO archetype.Topics covered on Overcomplicating Things in Your Business: When do we most often tend to overcomplicate things in businessHow did my client achieve success by embracing her authentic selfWhat happens when you start replicating someone else's style instead of embracing your own uniquenessHow to break free from the cycle of making things more difficult for yourselfWhy do I adapt my approach to each of my clients individuallySimplistic strategies that work for you as a human and your CEO archetypeThis is why I call to my 1:1 packages as 'mentorship'The problem of constantly working with a coach or enrolling into another programYou don't have to overcomplicate things in your business to be successfulHow do I differentiate my coaching style from other coaches out thereConnect with me on Instagram @_rebeccahaydon_. For full show notes and more resources, visit the website.

Anna Darroch has over 15 years experience in the hospitality industry.She joined Kitch and Neeil to discuss her role as the General Manager of Restaurants and Bars and also the Head of the F&B department Crowne Plaza Dubai Marina.Topics included:The importance of creating a healthy work environment for staff, in order to remain successfulHow to remain authentic in recreating international cuisinesThe challenges in maintaining marketability in an increasingly competitive landscape.Guest: Anna Darroch @anna_darrochhttps://www.ihg.com/crowneplaza/hotels/us/en/dubai/dxbmr/hoteldetail/.Host:Lachlan Kitchen @lachlankitchenNeeil Ohja @SuperNeeilProducer:Pranav Prasanna @pranavv18 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EPISODE SUMMARY:  Wayne Johnson is the founder and owner of Rockaway Records in LA. Johnson discusses starting his own business and growing and maintaining a records and music memorabilia store for over 40 years as Wayne and Chachi sit down for a chat!On this episode of Chachi Loves Everybody, Chachi talks to Wayne about:Moving from New Jersey to Australia as a teen.How he started a business in LA with his brother reselling records from garage sales and swap meetsTurning that business into a successful global mail order operationMaking the decision to buy a record storeThe decline of record stores and why Rockaway records is able to remain successfulHow the store survived the pandemicHow Wayne builds trust with collectors and acquires record collectionsSome of the celebrities that frequent RockawayAnd more!Check out Rockaway Records website and Instagram!ABOUT THIS EPISODE'S GUEST: Wayne Johnson and his brother, Gary,  began re-selling albums in 1979 after attending one of the legendary record swap meets in the Capitol Records parking lot in Hollywood. What began as a hobby more than 35 years ago quickly turned into a business when they were virtually forced to open a store, if only to house their growing collection!Rockaway purchased Rainbow Records, a small well-known record store in the Silver Lake area of Los Angeles. They now started selling new and used records and cassettes in addition to collectibles. Rockaway grew so quickly that they had to move 2 more times, finally settling into the present Silver Lake location in 1992. While many independent record stores (and most chains) in Los Angeles have closed, Rockaway is flourishing. Wayne and Gary are aggressively acquiring extensive record industry collections and purchasing personal collections of CDs, records, DVDs, concert-related items, tour programs, toys, as well as rock ‘n' roll promo items and collectibles. ABOUT THE PODCAST: Chachi Loves Everybody is brought to you by Benztown and hosted by the President of Benztown, Dave “Chachi” Denes. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the myths and legends of the radio industry.PEOPLE MENTIONED: Steve Resnik, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, Stephen Tyler, Ross HalfinABOUT BENZTOWN: Benztown is a leading international audio imaging, production library, voiceover, programming, podcasting, and jingle production company with over 3,000 affiliations on six different continents. Benztown provides audio brands and radio stations of all formats with end-to-end imaging and production, making high-quality sound and world-class audio branding a reality for radio stations of all market sizes and budgets. Benztown was named to the prestigious Inc. 5000 by Inc. magazine for five consecutive years as one of America's Fastest-Growing Privately Held Companies. With studios in Los Angeles, New York, London and Stuttgart, Benztown offers the highest quality audio imaging work parts for 23 libraries across 15 music and spoken word formats including AC, Hot AC, CHR, Country, Hip Hop and R&B, Rhythmic, Classic Hits, Rock, News/Talk, Sports, and JACK. Benztown provides custom VO and imaging across all formats, including commercial VO and copywriting in partnership with Yamanair Creative. Benztown Radio Networks produces, markets, and distributes high-quality programming and services to radio stations around the world, including: The Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 Countdown, The Daily Dees Show, The Todd-N-Tyler Radio Empire, Hot Mix, Sunday Night Slow Jams with R Dub!, Flashback, Top 10 Now, AudioLogger, Audio Architecture, Radio Merch Shop, The Rooster Show Prep, AmeriCountry, and Benztown Swag Bank. Benztown + McVay Media Podcast Networks produces and markets premium podcasts including: The Making of: A National Geographic Podcast, Run It Again, Hot Chicken and Cage-Free Conversation with Byron Kennedy, and Edelman Financial Engines' Everyday Wealth.Web: benztown.comFacebook: facebook.com/benztownradioTwitter: @benztownradioLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/benztownInstagram: instagram.com/benztownradio

If you have ever invested in yourself or your business, you might have negative thoughts about possible failure, being cheated, or wasting money. Investing in oneself is a rare skill because everyone talks about investing, but no one actually shows you the proper way to do it.So in today's episode of "Finance Client Acquisition - Simple Sales Systems for WOC Finance Experts," I am sharing my experience of investing and what I do to make them successful. A freebie is a great resource, but it is not a substitute for making a financial investment. And when you choose where to make an investment, it's important to look beyond shiny testimonials, Stripe screenshots, and big numbers.I have shared four things for you to keep in mind to make the most out of your investment. And it's not all about choosing a great coach but the importance of being honest with yourself and the people you hire to help you and being open about your struggles and barriers.Tune in to this episode to get all the details!In this episode, you'll learn:The skill of investing in yourself and your business is rarely discussed in the corporate and nine-to-five world.Mentorship is good, but it's not a free thingOne thing I start with to make sure my investments are successfulHow does your personality play a role in making your ROI Being industry-specific in choosing a Coach/Mentor for yourselfLearn to see beyond shiny testimonials, big numbers and dig deep into a client's storyDeciding what type of program is best for you: group, one-to-one, weekly, or monthly?Listen to my last takeaway if you are feeling anxious to invest in yourself-Resources from this episode➡️Our 7-Figure Sales System Program is officially open for enrollment. This is a Sales System Program where you will learn how to build sales systems for your business that you can repeat and build your 7- figure year You will have access to 3 months of 1:1 coaching including built-out and:Lead Generation SystemsHigh Ticket Offer SystemsCall Note & Sales Content Systems30 days of 1:1 access to my team and me via slackQuarterly strategy sessionsAPPLY HERE!PS. ​Even if you're not sure, still apply! You'll walk away with the next steps of how to move the needle in your business regardless.-Do you want sales strategies sent straight to your inbox? Sign up HERE.-Curious to learn more about working 1:1 with Ro? Click HERE.Connect with RoInstagram: @fmcbyroSign up for the Lead Gen Lab at theroshah.com/lead-gen-lab.Support the show

Have you ever felt a spark of inspiration to launch your own business, but weren't certain how to get started? Or perhaps you're wondering how you can pivot or transition your services in an industry you love, and don't know how?In this episode, Danielle sits down with Julia of Julia Kay Design to talk about her business journey. Julia specializes in wedding invitations and calligraphy services, and she shares with you her process for finding the right services to offer, how she got started, and why it's important to never stop creating.She also chats about the challenges of social media, being persistent, and setting goals for the future. So tune in now to gain valuable insights into the wedding industry and follow your creative dreams!In this episode, we cover:Learn about Julia and how she got started in the wedding industryWhat made Julia decide to start printing and selling invitationsWhy teaching yourself a new skill can be intimidating and overwhelming, but also super rewardingUsing free and available resources to help you achieve your business goals and dreamsPros and cons of social media and how it's used to grow your online businessThe importance of continuing to create genuine content even when you don't think it'll be successfulHow referrals and word of mouth marketing is key in helping you grow your businessFuture business growth plans and the importance of taking it one step at a timeSponsorPaperlikeReady to do more with your iPad? Head over to paperlike.com/danielle to get started!ResourcesConnect with JuliaWebsite: https://juliakaydesign.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliakaydesign/Podcast: Julia's Creative Business GuidebookDETAILED DIARY SHOW NOTESDETAILED DIARY FB COMMUNITYDETAILED DIARY INSTAGRAMFor more info, updates, and BTS, make sure to follow me on @detailsandswirls!

Here are 8 things to keep in mind in order to become successful.Are you being intentional with your routine? Are you aware of the habits you make in order to build your legacy?In today's episode, Justin talks about 8 things that were key factors in helping him become successful. These are the habits he built over time that has worked well for him. If you're ever in need of a pivot in your life, use these 8 proven keys of success as a guide in order to build a better legacy.In This Episode You'll Learn: 8 important factors to make you successfulHow to pivot your life in order to make room for new changesFeatured In This Episode: Entrepreneur 0 to 100 is the number one community for entrepreneurs on the path of creating their first $100,000 business. Send me a message for more details: https://www.instagram.com/_justincarter/ What is Entrepreneur 0 to 100? ENTREPRENEUR 0 TO 100 is a group coaching program for people who are being intentional about learning the strategies, the principles, the tactics and the mindset needed in order to attract the kind of business that will help take their life to the next level. About Justin Carter: Justin Carter is the owner and operator of Pivot Business Services; he coaches CEOs, executives, and solopreneurs to grow and scale six figure businesses and helps high performers develop incredible mindsets.  As a part of Pivot, he has created a podcast ‘The Pivot Mindset'. This podcast is for those who need or are experiencing life's “Pivots”. He believes that life is all about the pivots and those who decide to make the pivots decide to become successful.  He started his first company in 2017, iVest Ohio. He started this investment company to solve a problem in real estate, a streamlined approach to investing. Justin was able to grow this business from zero to holding a million dollars in assets. He now leverages his experience to help others build wealth in real estate.  Justin has experience working in corporate America with fortune 500 companies. This experience has resulted in him working with companies such as Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Xerox. He has supported these organizations IT growth initiatives, increased development, and expansion efforts into high growth in emerging markets. Justin's educational background is in entrepreneurship where he holds a bachelor's degree in entrepreneurship from Kent State University. This education paired with experience, strategy and community has been foundational to growing and helping others grow multiple six figure businesses.  Stay Connected with Justin:  Instagram: @_justincarter

This episode of the Ecommerce Coffee Break Podcast features a conversation with Thomas Smale, Founder, and CEO of FE International. We discuss what entrepreneurs should keep in mind to succeed.On the Show Today You'll Learn:How does a business become sellable?The characteristics that make a business owner or entrepreneur successfulHow can a merger acquisition work for small and medium businesses?How viable is it to sell a business now? Should entrepreneurs wait until the economy recovers?And moreThomas Smale is the CEO of FE International, an M&A advisory firm for mid-market SaaS, eCommerce, and content businesses. He's an authority on e-commerce, SaaS, and content and established the category of M&A advisory for online businesses. He has 12 years of experience, has grown FE International into a global award-winning firm and has consulted on over $1B in lifetime acquisitions.Links & ResourcesWebsite: https://feinternational.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/feinternational/Episode SponsorToday's episode is made possible by our friends at BundleBuilder.With 5 years+ in the app store, Bundle Builder is the OG bundling app for Shopify stores!Bundle Builder creates custom bundles that will help you dramatically increase your AOV. The powerful discount engine builds offers and deals like %, fixed, or tiered discounts, plus you can easily get creative with custom product kits and gift boxes.Let your customers choose their bundle contents for a personalized experience or set up pre-built bundles, one click and it's in the cart.Install today and schedule a call with our onboarding specialist. We look forward to bundling with you! More info and app download at https://www.bundlebuilder.app/Subscribe & Listen Everywhere:Listen On: ​clauslauter.com | Apple Podcasts/iTunes | Spotify | Amazon Music/Audible | Stitcher | Deezer | Google PodcastBy rating and reviewing the show in the app that you are listening to, you will enable us to invite bigger and more impactful guests.Please also remember to subscribe to our podcast and switch on the notifications to never miss an episode.Tag the podcast on Instagram @clauslauter and let me know what you like about it.If you like the content and would like to support the podcast, you can buy me a coffee hereSupport the showGet free marketing ideas to help grow your revenue on Shopify. In your inbox for free. Every Thursday. Consumed in 3 minutes or less. Join 3,500+ Ecommerce Merchants, Founders, and Marketers here: newsletter.ecommercecoffeebreak.com

New Technical Director Ben Manga is in post at Watford. But who is he and what will he bring to Vicarage Road?We enlisted the help of German football analyst and expert Jasmine Baba to get some more detail about the former Eintracht Frankfurt Director of Football. In this interview, we cover: The job Manga did at Eintracht Frankfurt from mid-table to European championsThe big success stories of his six-and-a-half-year stay at FrankfurtThe markets in which he's been most successfulHow the former Equatorial Guinea international likes to operateThe processes Manga implemented at FrankfurtIf you want to support us and everything we do on the show, you can become a Patreon. Simply follow this link for more details: https://www.patreon.com/WatfordBuzzPodcastIf you want to get in touch you can do so really easily just ping a message to us on Twitter (@WatfordPod) OR send us an email to WatfordBuzzPodcast@gmail.comSee acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dan Barak, Co-Founder & CEO of Text Blaze talks about how they broke through 50k paid users primarily using word of mouth for their productivity-focused chrome extension.How TextBlaze (chrome extension) helps users become more productive using snippetsHow they are a product-led bottom-up company with around 200K total users, among which 50K are on a paying planHow they've grown to 7-figure revenue, primarily doubling over the past 12 monthsHow a vast majority of the new users come from word-of-mouth & few referralsWhat drives a satisfied user to spread the word about the product & how word of mouth worksWhat are they specifically doing to make this word-of-mouth channel successfulHow are they going to focus on top-down enterprise sales along with the bottoms-up model they currently useTeam, funding status & future vision for the companyYou can also view the video on youtube here.

In this week's episode, Alexander hosts Austin Hattox who shares about his experience creating websites for nonprofits.Austin is the founder of Pixel Lighthouse, a company that he started with his wife to create websites for nonprofits to enable them to paint a clear picture of their vision and enable audiences to interact seamlessly with them online. Listen in to learn more about the strategies, tools and resources to use when setting up a website for nonprofits, learn more about the Pixel Lighthouse story and best practices to focus on when creating the right online presence for non-profit organizations. Topics we cover: Austin's superhero origin storyOn hiring unskilled staff to create websites for nonprofitsThe origin of the name ‘Pixel Lighthouse'What services Pixel Lighthouse offersUsing the website to tell a storyThe ideal nonprofit that Pixel Lighthouse works withWhat makes the website implementation process successfulHow is website success measuredTechnologies used to implement the websitesClickUp and other apps Pixel Lighthouse to implement websitesThe future of Pixel Lighthouse  To learn more and connect with Austin Hattox:Austin Hattox LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/austin-hattox/Website https://pixellighthouse.com/agents

@Geoff Hetherington teaches business owners #owners to build their #businesses around their life so they stop feeling like an employee & they live on their terms while making more money, have more fun, and spend more time with those that matter most.Geoff openly shares how his work experience in a wide array of industries that have enabled him to identify the #peopleskills need in successful businesses. In our discussion we cover;How to structure your business so it is like a real business and less like a jobWhy teaching business owners to structure their business around their life has allowed them;to feel less like an employee and more like a boss; live on their own terms; make more money; have more fun; andspend more time with those who matterHow to go about uncovering where opportunities are in a businessWhy it can make so much sense to engage with a #businesscoach and its benefitsUnderstanding when to seek coaching for your businessHow ‘egos' can be the biggest blockage for reaching outThe importance of being able to acknowledge that despite them doing their best as a business owner sometimes things just do don't work they way they shouldHow a coach can be a “fresh set of eyes” that can help understand what's need to make a business more successfulHow effective coaching can move owners away from thinking their only option is to sell Why it is so important for business owners to understand their numbersHow revenue, capacity and costs are the three macro levers of business and why these are important in addressing in order to improve your businesses structureUnderstanding #exitplanning as something that is not necessarily always something that you do pre-sellingWhy effective business mentoring and coaching needs to include;The technical aspects, and also Support, understanding and empathy for the business ownerHow word of mouth can be the best platform for finding a trustworthy and beneficial business mentor and coach

Despite being over 100 years old, Perdue Farms is still a beacon for the future of B2B and D2C business. Their e-commerce game is insanely impressive. From building out partner integrations that allow customers browsing recipes on their site to export the ingredients list into a cart at their local partner outlets, to partnering with Samsung to sell Perdue products from smart fridges, Perdue is already living in the future.But getting to that future comes with smart strategies and successful partnerships. David Zucker is the CMO at Perdue Farms, and he knows how to do it right. For example, he's taking advantage of the company's smaller D2C business to test out new products before launching to their B2B business in order to reduce risk. Main Takeaways:How Perdue finds success through making their partners successfulHow to be innovative while staying smartHow Perdue utilizes their D2C business to reduce risks for the companyLinks:The Benefits & Challenges of B2B Manufacturers Trading Directly Online and going D2C - SprykerDan's Top Tools:PriceSpiderBluecoreSalesforceJoin us every week as we journey to the bleeding edge of the modern tech stack. You'll hear from real experts on how to nail your strategy, build a revenue machine and take your sales to the next level.

Improvisation seems to have an inescapable connection with facilitation. It's a topic we've touched on many times in this podcast but, to really dig into its depths, it made sense to speak with the man who — quite literally — wrote the book on it!Robert Poynton is the multi-talented author of Do Improvise and Do Pause, creator of Yellow (a unique online learning programme), and the fabled On Your Feet experiential workshop studio.In this episode, we explore what it means to improvise — by saying no as much as yes, by learning to trust our embodied instinct and responsiveness, and by trusting that there are no wrong roads in the journey towards facilitating change.Find out about:Why the unpredictable flow of a workshop is the only flow it can realistically takeHow to facilitate with instinct, as well as intellectHow to embrace ideas, challenges, and interruptions in your workshops as creative inputs Why a workshop that meets your expectations may not be so successfulHow to pan for golden nuggets in a stream of silenceWhy Robert disagrees that improv is all about saying ‘yes'What acceptance, rather than agreement, does to transform the roomDon't miss the next episode: subscribe to the show with your favourite podcast player.And download the free 1-page summary, so you can always have the key points of this episode to hand.LinksWatch the video recording of this episode on YouTube.Robert's websiteThe Everyday Improviser (online course)The Do Books: Do Improvise and Do PauseYellow, Robert's online learning programmeConnect to Robert:On LinkedInOn InstagramOn TwitterSupport the show

Improvisation seems to have an inescapable connection with facilitation. It's a topic we've touched on many times in this podcast but, to really dig into its depths, it made sense to speak with the man who — quite literally — wrote the book on it!Robert Poynton is the multi-talented author of Do Improvise and Do Pause, creator of Yellow (a unique online learning programme), and the fabled On Your Feet experiential workshop studio.In this episode, we explore what it means to improvise — by saying no as much as yes, by learning to trust our embodied instinct and responsiveness, and by trusting that there are no wrong roads in the journey towards facilitating change.Find out about:Why the unpredictable flow of a workshop is the only flow it can realistically takeHow to facilitate with instinct, as well as intellectHow to embrace ideas, challenges, and interruptions in your workshops as creative inputs Why a workshop that meets your expectations may not be so successfulHow to pan for golden nuggets in a stream of silenceWhy Robert disagrees that improv is all about saying ‘yes'What acceptance, rather than agreement, does to transform the roomDon't miss the next episode: subscribe to the show with your favourite podcast player.And download the free 1-page summary, so you can always have the key points of this episode to hand.LinksWatch the video recording of this episode on YouTube.Robert's websiteThe Everyday Improviser (online course)The Do Books: Do Improvise and Do PauseYellow, Robert's online learning programmeConnect to Robert:On LinkedInOn InstagramOn TwitterSupport the show

Welcome to Linda's Corner.  In this episode Timothy Stuetz shares ways that you and your children can achieve your dreams and reach your potential.  Timothy is the author of more than 86 children's stories, he has been a CPA, and he is a  gifted teacher of multiple healing modalities as well as meditation, qigong, t'ai chi, and more.    You can reach Timothy at his website https://www.timothystuetz.com. Some of the highlights Timothy shares:Why creativity is the best means to achieve your dreams and reach your potentialHis personal transformation story, "I did everything I thought I was supposed to do, but I wasn't happy." How his drive to heal his physical body led to studying various healing modalities Three keys to being the best parent possible Why it's important to understand basic child developmentHow he became an author to help children and their parents gain the life skills to be successfulHow our mindset and preconceived ideas can help or harm our bodiesAnd morePlease share, subscribe, leave a rating and review, visit the Linda's Corner website at lindascornerpodcast.com and/or follow on youtube, facebook, instagram, and pinterest @lindascornerpodcast. Thanks!Also please visit the Hope for Healing website at hopeforhealingfoundation.org for free resources to increase happiness, build confidence and self esteem, improve relationships, manage stress, and calm feelings of depression and anxiety. 

This is a repeat episode of one of my conversations, first published in 2019. Since then, we have crossed 200 episodes and the listenership has also grown. Some of you have been asking how you can know more about some of the topics covered in recent episodes.I felt that there could be related points shared by other guests in earlier episodes, but for new subscribers, it may not be easily discoverable.So, we thought that we would bring you select past episodes from time to time, to discover more people and their stories. Also, over time, the formats of the intro and show notes have also changed.This conversation with Dorai Thodla will be published in two parts, to keep the episode length to around 30 minutes.In this first part, Dorai sharesHis serial entrepreneurship journeyHis definition of a microproduct and how one can build very small things and still be very successfulHow he identifies problems to solve, by soaking in the problem spaceHis experience of concepts associated with a lean startup - to validate ideas quicklyA story of one of his products that has been innovatively repurposed by users to create a vertical applications to make their work easier, beyond what the product was originally intended to doHow he builds in quality in horizontal products that may be used by various personas of usersThe answer to this question and more stories from Dorai, do not miss the next episode.In part 2 of my conversation with Dorai Thodla, he shares more details about his Build to Learn concept, to help students learn programming by doing. Do not miss next week.Dorai is the founder and CTO of Technology Strategies LLC, based in the United States. He is a mentor at KCG College of Technology Chennai. He is passionate about teaching students and mentors product startups. Dorai also gives talks on emerging technologies and their impact while consulting with companies on how to build tech communities. He believes in the paradigm of “building to learn” by encouraging teaching via “doing” so students see their learning transform into a product that extends around a complete stack.Dorai lives in Chennai and spends time in the Bay Area and Seattle outside of India. He is currently involved with the following initiatives :Build2Learn ( http://www.build2learn.in/ )InfoAssitants ( http://infoassistants.com/ )a set of tools for collecting and analyzing information.Dorai can be reached@https://www.linkedin.com/in/doraithodla/[@dorait] https://twitter.com/dorait

This week I was interviewed by author and career coach Tammy Gooler Loeb. We discussed: How the early roles set us up for successTaking risks and stretching the limits of what's possibleRethinking failureThe inherent flaws of resumesWhat I learned from selling a company and the post-acquisition processWhy leadership requires both empathy and compassion to be successfulHow my career experiences lead me to the career I created today Show notes: Grab a Strengths & Strategy Session HERE. Follow @jillGriffinOffical on Instagram for daily inspiration. Visit JillGriffinCoaching.com for more details on my private and group coaching programs.  This Episode's Guest: Tammy Gooler Loeb is the author of Work from the Inside Out: Break Through Nine Common Obstacles and Design a Career That Fulfills You. She's offering a free companion workbook to her book HERE Learn more on her website

In this episode, you'll also hear:One of the biggest myths about making money as a Christian writerHow starting a podcast directly benefits your writing careerWhy many podcasts never make it past 10 episodes – and how to avoid falling into the same trapWhat not to do if you want your podcast to be successfulHow to get direct access to Carey Green's FREE podcasting course (no email address required!)Be sure to read all the way to the end to grab that direct link!As a Christian writer, you have the opportunity to profoundly impact lives by sharing your faith and values with the world. But did you know that you could also have a lucrative side hustle or make a living doing what you love? It's true. And that's what this Published and Paid series is all about – getting you from where you are right now to where you want to be. And a big part of that is learning to think outside of the box. After all, it's your current thinking that has us where you are. So if you want to get to the next level, you have to go to the next level in your thinking. If you haven't already, go back and check out the previous Published and Paid episodes, because each one is jam-packed with information that will help you change your thinking so you can make more money from your writing, make an impact that lasts, and reach more people. Remember, having disposable income is important. As Christians, we're called to love our neighbors as ourselves, and that means going the extra mile to help those in need. Yes, sometimes that will be a spiritual need, but many times it's a material need. And let's be honest, it's hard to help others when you're barely scraping by yourself. But what you could do if you had more income at your disposal? Perhaps you could donate more money to causes that help those in need. Or you could free up some of your time to help bring more awareness to important issues and promote compassion and justice. When you have more disposable income, you have greater ability to be a blessing to others and a light in the world. Isn't that something we should all be passionate about? Share Your Work While You Hone Your SkillsOne of the biggest myths about making money as a Christian writer is that you have to find a traditional publishing deal. But – while there are certainly benefits to going the traditional publishing route – there are many other ways to make money as a Christian writer without waiting for someone else's approval. One of those ways is starting a podcast of your own. Podcasting offers a unique opportunity to share your work with the world while you hone your skills as a public speaker and teacher. Every time you sit down to record an episode, you force yourself to articulate your thoughts in a clear and concise manner. And that's important, because being a good writer isn't just about stringing together a few sentences and hoping for the best – it's a craft that requires time, effort, and practice to perfect. Preparing for each podcast episode allows you to research a topic in-depth and learn more about your craft at the same time. As you begin to build an audience, you'll also find yourself learning how to better communicate with others and explain your work in an interesting and engaging way. As a result, you'll end up producing higher-quality writing and developing a stronger understanding of your field. Benefits of Starting a PodcastBy investing time in a podcast and creating a quality show, you open up a world of possibilities for your writing career. Starting a podcast is a great way to:Build a platform and an audience for your work as a Christian author. By hosting your own podcast, you can reach a wide range of listeners who might not otherwise have had the chance to hear your message. Connect with other writers and thinkers in the Christian community. Through regular guest appearances and interviews, you can create valuable relationships that may lead to new opportunities down the road. Build authority and credibility. Podcasters are often seen as experts in their field, because they're sharing insights and knowledge with their listeners on a regular basis. If you've written a book on Christian leadership, for example, you could start a podcast about the leadership principles of Jesus. Then you could share your insights with your audience and invite other leaders that you respect and admire to join you on the show. As your audience continues to grow, and you get better at interviewing and speaking with each episode, you'll gain more credibility and authority in your field. So if you're looking to establish yourself as an expert, starting a podcast is a great way to do it. But is starting a podcast really worth the time and effort? After all, there are so many podcasts out there on all kinds of topics. That's true, but here's a little secret about the podcasting world: while the market may appear overcrowded, most podcasters simply aren't consistent enough. It's not uncommon for a show to fizzle out after a few episodes, or for a podcaster to go inactive. If you are dedicated to consistently creating quality content, you will quickly distinguish yourself from the competition and capture your audience. For the committed, podcasting is no longer a niche hobby – it's a viable way to build a business and connect with people all over the world. So if you're ready to put in the work, there's no reason you can't be successful. Starting a Podcast: What Not To DoAll of that said, there are some things you need to avoid if you don't want your podcast to end up in the “podcast graveyard,” so to speak. It's commonly said that many podcasts never make it past episode #10. Can you believe that? Just 10 episodes, and that podcast is in the graveyard! We don't want that to happen to you. So here are some mistakes you should avoid so you can be well on your way to launching a successful podcast.1. Don't start a podcast just to start a podcast. Amazing as podcasts are, and much as they can help your writing career, you have to approach yours in the right way. Before starting a podcast, take some time to think about your goals and your target audience: What are you hoping to achieve with your podcast? Who, specifically, are you trying to reach? How will you structure the podcast to directly or indirectly generate income? Answering these questions will help you stay focused as you move forward and, eventually, help you become profitable. It's also important to consider what sets your podcast apart from the millions of other shows out there. What unique perspective do you bring to the table? How can you add value for your listeners? Keep these things in mind as you develop your show, and make sure you've answered them all before you hit “Record.”2. Don't try to do everything yourself. As a content creator, it's easy to fall into the trap of thinking you have to do everything yourself. After all, you're the one with the vision and the passion, so it seems obvious that you should be in charge of bringing the project to life. However – speaking from personal experience – when you don't get help, it can lead to burnout and frustration. When you try to take on too much, ending up in the podcast graveyard is almost inevitable. So instead of trying to do everything yourself, delegate tasks to others who can help lighten the load. This will allow you to focus on what you do best: creating great content. By building a team of people who share your vision, you'll be able to create something that's truly special – and that wouldn't have been possible if you were working alone. And believe it or not, this doesn't have to break the bank. 3. Don't be afraid to promote your podcast. If you want people to listen to your show, you have to let them know that it exists! This means promoting your episode across all your social media channels and to your email list, and also being a guest on other podcasts and encouraging your listeners to leave reviews. But a word of caution: don't spam people with incessant advertising, make false promises, or overhype your content. Instead, the point is to be creative in your promotion and to measure your results so you can adjust your approach as needed. That's the best way to effectively promote your podcast and build a loyal audience.4. Don't give up after the first few episodes. As mentioned above, many podcast hosts aren't dedicated or consistent enough and often give up quickly. Do you know why that is? It's because starting a podcast and keeping it going isn't easy. It may look easy, but it's work. Too many hosts give up because they don't see results immediately and they conclude that their time and energy was wasted. But the truth is that it takes time and persistence to build anything that lasts – including a successful podcast. The key is to focus on persistence and quality. Keep producing informative, entertaining content, and you will eventually start to see the results. 5. Don't forget to pray. Ask God to guide you in your effort all the way from the very beginning. Even as you're just starting to think about what you want your podcast to be, ask Him to help you to reach people who will appreciate your work. With persistence and prayer, you can make your podcast successful. And over time, you will start to see your podcast grow in popularity as more and more people find it and subscribe. FREE Step-by-Step Course: How To PodcastBy now, you should be starting to see that you can use the gifts God has given you to share your message in a variety of ways. Yes, a book is one vehicle – and one we all love! – but if you want to be published and paid, it's important that you be open to leveraging other platforms to reach people in ways that a book may not be able to do. And starting a podcast is a great way to reach a much wider audience.Still, you may be nervous about where to start. And if so, that's perfectly normal! Here's what you can do.Carey Green, Christian Authors Network approved partner, is all about helping you transition into the medium of podcasting as a way to get your God-given message out into the world. In addition to production and editing, Carey's company has created an amazing course that walks you through the process of creating and starting a podcast. It begins at the foundational level of understanding what a podcast really is, and at the end, everyone who has completed the course will have taken all the action steps they need to get a polished podcast up and running. But here's the best part: Carey has graciously agreed to offer this course for FREE to all of our Publishing Secrets listeners! That's right, he's giving you direct access to his step-by-step How To Podcast course – no need to pay a cent or even provide an email address. This is an excellent opportunity for you to explore starting a podcast as a way to be published and paid. So don't let this opportunity pass you by! There are people who are waiting for you to get this message out there, and we've got the perfect vehicle for you to get started. So click here to access the course and take action today. Then come back next week for the next installment of Published and Paid. BIO:My name is Tamara "Coach Tam" Jackson and I am a published author, Facebook© Certified Digital Marketer, host of the Top 100 Publishing Secrets podcast, and founder of The Christian Authors Network (C.A.N.) Facebook© community. I specialize in helping mission-driven authors, coaches, and entrepreneurs increase their exposure, impact, and income through strategic self-publishing and digital media appearances. Just say yes and we will work together to attract a tribe of loyal followers that 1) "get you", 2) love what you do, and 3) are happy to invest in your book, business, cause, or movement. Plus, we will accomplish all of this without fake, salesy, sleazy, or manipulative tactics. Yes you CAN write, publish, and profit in a way that honors God; join the community today at https://christianauthors.net/fbgroup.   GET CONNECTED:Connect with fellow Christian Authors: http://christianauthors.net/fbgroupDownload the Free Christian Author Marketing EBook: https://265point.com/secretsbook1Get Booked as a Guest Speaker for Free: http://christianauthors.netFollow Tam on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TamaraJacksonTransformationExpert/Interact with Tam on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fitnesstamara265/

Episode SummaryJohn Pepper is a restaurant entrepreneur, angel investor, and a hands-on advocate for the rights of low-wage workers. He's been an Uber driver, confronted small-town Vermont politics, and turned a banned college fraternity house into a shared work space for startups. Motivated by social justice, sustained by business, he shares his story, on this episode of The Sydcast.Sydney Finkelstein Syd Finkelstein is the Steven Roth Professor of Management at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. He holds a Master's degree from the London School of Economics and a Ph.D. from Columbia University. Professor Finkelstein has published 25 books and 90 articles, including the bestsellers Why Smart Executives Fail and Superbosses: How Exceptional Leaders Master the Flow of Talent, which LinkedIn Chairman Reid Hoffman calls the “leadership guide for the Networked Age.” He is also a Fellow of the Academy of Management, a consultant and speaker to leading companies around the world, and a top 25 on the Global Thinkers 50 list of top management gurus. Professor Finkelstein's research and consulting work often relies on in-depth and personal interviews with hundreds of people, an experience that led him to create and host his own podcast, The Sydcast, to uncover and share the stories of all sorts of fascinating people in business, sports, entertainment, politics, academia, and everyday life.John Pepper John is co-founder and Chief Worker Advocate of Boloco, a New England-based restaurant chain and Certified B Corp founded in 1997 serving Modern Mexican-inspired food and beverages. He is also co-founder of Worthee, an early-stage software project/platform focused on helping hourly workers receive the information they need to rise and thrive. Pepper also co-founded B. Good which grew to 80 units before he and his partners sold it in 2017.Pepper has been an angel investor since 2014, with investments in more than 30 start-ups focused on workforce-empowering technology, restaurant-facing technology, and a few special consumer businesses like Athletic Brewing, Spindrift, Free Rain, and Starbird.Pepper graduated from Dartmouth College in 1991 and received his MBA from the Tuck School in 1997 (where he presented the first Boloco business plan). He was elected to the Selectboard of Norwich, VT in 2017 and was Chairman from 2018-2020. His wife Maggie and their 3 kids live in Hanover, NH.Insights from this episode: Insights into Boloco and how it became successfulHow the branding of his restaurant to Boloco was donePepper's strategies for running a restaurantInsights into successfully raising capitalPepper's lessons from being an Uber driverInsights into how Worthee came aboutWhat's next for BolocoEffects of COVID-19 on restaurant businessPepper's rehabilitation of Dartmouth CollegeQuotes from the show:“I am always curious about what's ticking behind any business, and frankly any job” -John Pepper [3:15]“The first thing I had to do when I got back was to realize that we don't know what we are doing and we need to hire talent: We need to hire someone better than us” -John Pepper [9:52]“Their [investors] main objective was to transform me from an entrepreneurial CEO, they said, to a professional CEO” -John Pepper [16:51]“I became an Uber driver back in Boston and it informed me a lot about the work I have done since” -John Pepper [23:19]“I did come away with a sense that flexibility was going to matter for workers. And we've got to figure out how to include people who are stuck in rigid low-paying jobs; put them into flexible jobs so that they'll find time for better education, skills development and a way to get out of low paying jobs” -John Pepper [29:52]“People just don't get regular feedback in any way that helps them understand their strengths and that led me to start thinking what can we do to solve that problem” -John Pepper [34:34]“Our goal has always been, and this is not a high bar, to be the number one highest wage payer in the industry” -John Pepper [40:08]“It's all about work-from-home habits that are not temporary; they are here to stay. Yes, people will move back to the office, but I don't think we will move back to 100% of what it was in 2019” -John Pepper [48:45]“I think that small businesses right now we don't have the technology. I am investing in technology that does allow businesses like ours to compete with the big chains” -John Pepper [50:14]“I do use Boloco today as a petri dish for interesting new technologies. I aggressively implement things that aren't always so good for our business, but inform us on what is good for the business but also help me in making investment decisions” -John Pepper [53:20]Stay connected:Sydney FinkelsteinWebsite: http://thesydcast.comLinkedIn: Sydney FinkelsteinTwitter: @sydfinkelsteinFacebook: The SydcastInstagram: The SydcastJohn PepperLinkedIn: John PepperWebsite: johnpepper.comBoloco's Website: BolocoSubscribe to our podcast + download each episode on Stitcher, iTunes, and Spotify.This episode was produced and managed by Podcast Laundry.

IN THIS EPISODE . . . Terra & Holly talk about:How your team is what makes your salon successfulHow the Harper Ellis Masterclass can help you and your business growBeing authentic and true to yourself, in person and onlineand so much more!CONNECT WITH HOLLYOn Instagram at @driphair.holly@driphaircompanyCONNECT WITH TERRAOn Instagram at @theterraharvellOn Instagram at @werejusthairdressersOnline

Aimee is an online course strategist and digital marketing nerd. She opened the doors to Japanese in 12, an online 12-week course for learning Japanese at the start of 2021, which quickly exploded into over 1,500 students around the world and is currently growing month on month.Through her fast business growth, she's been recognised as one of Instagram's 25 under 25 and featured in over 15 different publications. Aimee has recently launched another program under The Course Mentors, where she is passionate about mentoring women on how to create, sell and scale their own online courses.Our conversation covers: Top mistakes online course creators make How to improve completion rates What it takes to make an online course successfulHow to sell your online course without using sleazy sales tacticsWhat to do if people aren't completing your courseTo check out the Course Mentors - click here - https://thecoursementors.com

Aimee is an online course strategist and digital marketing nerd. She opened the doors to Japanese in 12, an online 12-week course for learning Japanese at the start of 2021, which quickly exploded into over 1,500 students around the world and is currently growing month on month. Through her fast business growth, she's been recognised as one of Instagram's 25 under 25 and featured in over 15 different publications. Aimee has recently launched another program under The Course Mentors, where she is passionate about mentoring women on how to create, sell and scale their own online courses. Our conversation covers: Top mistakes online course creators make How to improve completion rates What it takes to make an online course successfulHow to sell your online course without using sleazy sales tacticsWhat to do if people aren't completing your course To check out the Course Mentors - click here - https://thecoursementors.com

In Episode 50 of Brewing Up Creativity, Danielle is joined with multi-passionate mentor and creator, D'Ana Joi Spencer. D'Ana Joi, who goes by her middle name “Joi,” is a coach for multi-passionates and host of the Multi-Passionate Mastery Podcast.Catch What's Inside the Episode:How Joi discovered she is a multi-passionate creative and came to help others on their journey while pursuing her own creative endeavoursThe emotional experience of feeling like you have to pick one thing to be successfulHow to find confidence in pursuing multiple creative fieldsMethods of prioritization in order to achieve personal and career goalsSelf-care rituals we can instil to feel creative and focused Find Joi Online:Joi's Website: https://joi-knows-how.comJoi's Instagram: https://instsagram.com/multipassionatejoi (@multipassionatejoi)Free Training: https://multipassionatemastery.com/freeJoi's Podcast, Multi-Passionate Mastery: https://multipassionatemastery.comClick here for The Essentials Live 3-Day Workshop!Find Brewing Up Creativity Online:@brewingupcreativityhttps://brewingupcreativity.buzzsprout.comwww.daniellelabontedesigns.com/podcastDesign Shop Promotion, use code DESIGN10 for 10% off all online products. Visit https://www.daniellelabontedesigns.com/shop to redeem.Support the show

Laundromat franchises are gaining popularity fast in America but there isn't much information about them out there yet. That's about to change. Alex Smereczniak of Laundrolab joins us on the podcast this week to talk about the ins and outs of laundromat franchises. Many wonder what value a franchisor brings to the laundromat business and Jordan asks him that outright. They talk through the good, the bad, and the ugly of the laundromat franchise model. They discuss who is a good fit for a franchise and who might not be a good fit. They even discuss how much a franchise location costs and what their model is.But this episode isn't only for those who are interested in learning about franchises. Alex has experience running successful laundromats himself and has insights into successful franchisee businesses. And he shares those success tips with us on the show today, as well!In addition, Alex is joining Jordan for a free live webinar/Q&A on all things franchising on Thursday, May 24, 2022. If it has already passed, you can view the replay of that webinar and all of the other webinars we've done by joining the Pro Community.In today's show, Alex and Jordan discuss:How Alex grew a laundry service business 10x while in collegeHow he would change the Washio/Rinse business models to make them more successfulHow he built a laundry pick-up and delivery service, 2ULaundry, to do 3,000lbs/dayHow he raised $400,000 to open a location in RaleighWhat the value in a franchise isHow you can grow your laundry pick-up and delivery business to 3,000lbs/dayFinding one-to-many relationshipsThe process of buying a franchise from start to finishWhat a franchise helps franchisees withWhat you get with a Laundrolab franchiseResource from outside the industry that can help you grow your businessAnd a lot more!Show SponsorsAtmosphereTV- 50+ channels of positive, fun TV programming, allowing you to cut your cable bill and create a great atmosphere in your laundromat! Get the registration fee waived by using this link!https://atmosphere.tv/partner/laundromat-resourceLinksFree Live Webinar/Q&A on All Things Laundromat FranchisesLaundrolab FranchiseLaundrolabEmail Alex- alex@laundrolabusa.comCall Alex- (651) 764-0342Laundrolab Business OverviewLaundrolab FDDGet ConnectedJoin Laundromat ResourceLaundromat Marketplace- Sell Your Laundromat [free listings]Diligence Capital InvestmentsLaundromat Investor ResourcesLaundromat Resource EventsLaundromat Resource ForumsLaundromat Resource BlogLaundromat Resource Coaching* Some links may be affiliate links in which the channel owner may receive compensation when you make a purchase using those links. 

Here's some clothing brand tips and tricks you need to know or your clothing brand and all brands or you will fail! We started this brand with only $120 and now we are a multimillion dollar clothing brand. Now, we want to help you!!➤ 7 STEPS TO A 7-FIGURE EMPIRE: https://wrldinvsn.gumroad.com/l/7steps______________________________________________________________0:00 Intro3:40 Are you a brand or someone just selling product?8:20 Find your lane13:00 Core pieces and color colors16:25 Photography20:30 Being Cool vs. being SuccessfulHow to Build a Successful Brand Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2...______________________________________________________________ABOUT THIS CHANNEL:We, Nicholas Clark and Marlon Watts started this clothing brand with 12 t-shirts ($120). We turned those t-shirts into an apparel empire. After graduating college, we decided to step into our clothing company full-time. We created this Youtube channel to show the journey of building a brand. We create behind-the-scenes vlogs so you can see the life behind running a successful clothing brand. We also feature other clothing lines, streetwear brands, or any entrepreneur looking to create a clothing brand startup business.Support the channel and learn more about starting a clothing brand and starting a brand from scratch ➔ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtZU...______________________________________________________________Starting SHOPPING! Get 20% OFF with this link:www.wrldinvsn.com/discount/YOUTUBEGet on our text list for EXCLUSIVE updates!Text 'WRLDINVSNVIP' to 833-475-1265

How should you approach money given most of it either collapses or loses its purchasing power due to inflation.Get our free six-day email course on how to beat inflation.Topics covered include:How supposedly safe savings apps collapsed, wiping out their users' savingsWhy algorithmic stablecoins keep failing and why they are not black swansWhat it takes for money to be successfulHow money differs from investmentsFor more information on this episode click here.SponsorsComposer automated traded platformWealthfront - get your first $5,000 managed for free for lifeShow NotesIntellabridgePower Women: Maria Eagleton, Mastercard-incubated Blockchain Company, is setting An Example For Women in Cryptocurrency by Shruti Sood—Morning Lazziness@kashdefi, Twitter post, May 7th, 2022 7:54 AM@kashdefi, Twitter post, May 8th, 2022 10:42 AMTerraCryptocurrency TerraUSD Plunges as Investors Bail by Caitlin Ostroff, Elaine Yu, and Paul Kiernan—The Wall Street JournalCryptocurrency TerraUSD Falls to 11 Cents, Creator Announces Rescue Plan by Paul Vigna—The Wall Street Journal@kashdefi, Twitter post, May 9th, 2022 8:57 PM@kashdefi, Twitter post, May 9th, 2022 9:07 PM@kashdefi, Twitter post, May 12th, 2022 11:01 PMIntellabridge Announces Kash 2.0 and Kash Treasury Product Update—IntellabridgeThere are 99 problems and Tether ain't $1 by Bryce Elder—Financial TimesTether cuts holdings of commercial paper, says majority of exposure in Treasuries -CTO—ReutersInvestors withdraw over $7 billion from tether, raising fresh fears about stablecoin's backing by Ryan Browne—CNBCRelated Episodes333: How The Covid Shock Nearly Destroyed The Financial System373: Are Stablecoins Safe? Should You Own Them?384 Plus: Survey Follow Up, A Stablecoin Collapse, and Trying to Analyze Ripple (unlocked for non Plus members)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Everyone wants to be the best. Mediocrity and second place are never as good as coming in first. But saying you want to be the best and doing what it takes to get there are two very different things. What is one way to start working towards being the best? Placing an emphasis and focus on standards, protocols, training, and expertise is a great place to start!This week's episode has not one, but two special guests, Amy Katsikas and Laura Schutze from Pure 111 Medical Aesthetics in Fairview Heights, Illinois.  Amy is the founder of Pure 111 and Laura is the very first nurse she hired and her right hand woman.  These two powerhouse women have built an amazing practice doing exactly what we mentioned above. They lead their team in a way we respect and admire and we are so excited to share their insight and wisdom. Tune in as we chat about how Pure 111 got started, what keeps them the busiest, how they vet new technology, and when they know it's time to hire.In this episode you'll learn:The inspiration/driving force that started Pure 111What they love most about this industryWhy they believe they are busy and successfulHow they vet new technology and treatmentsHow they handle growth and decide when to hireWhich treatments and products are working the best for themMINT Training Resources based on today's discussion:Looking for tips on building an amazing team? Our Superstar Staffing E-course is jam packed with how we hire, staff incentive examples, on-boarding training plans, and more.Need some guidance on Equipment Purchasing decisions and how to build your Retail Products business? Our Business Blueprints E-course is a great option for office managers and clinic owners looking for additional resources.Not an E-course Subscriber? Learn more about our different E-course Subscription Options or Schedule a Demo to see the content for yourself.Interested in coming to Kansas City for consulting with Matt like the Pure 111 team?  Learn more about MINT Private Training and Consulting.Connect with MINT Aesthetics for treatment tips, course announcements, fun videos, and more. InstagramFacebookLinkedInLearn More about Amy and Laura:Check out their practice Pure 111 Medical AestheticsConnect with them on Instagram or Facebook.

Jeremy Burek - Vice President of Customer Enablement at EagleView [Customer Service]How has Custome Service evolved since you started?What role does the human experience play in Customer Service?What does AI mean to you?How can AI and Humans Co-Exist in Customer Service?What are some ways companies use AI at the wrong time?How is the AI vendor broken today? Let's talk about the foundational elements you need for AI to be successfulHow important is data to you?What impact does data have on the business?How do EX and CX work together?How has Custome Service evolved since you started?ABOUT NICK GLIMSDAHLSubscribe to my weekly newsletterFind me on TwitterFind me on LinkedInLISTENER SUPPORTPurchase Nick's books: Reasons NOT to Focus on Employee Experience: A Comprehensive GuideApparel: https://www.teepublic.com/user/press-1-for-nick Support this show through Buy Me A CoffeeBOOK RECOMMENDATIONS:Learn about all the guests book recommendations here: https://press1fornick.com/books/ BROUGHT TO YOU BY:VDS: They are a client-first consulting firm focused on strategy, business outcomes, and technology. They provide holistic consulting services to optimize your customer contact center, inspiring and designing transformational change to modernize and prepare your business for the future. Learn more: https://www.govds.com/ This podcast is under the umbrella of CX of M Radio: https://cxofm.org/Podcast-Shows/ SPONSORING OPPORTUNITIES:Interested in partnering with the Press 1 For Nick podcast? Click here: https://press1fornick.com/lets-talk/ 

In today's episode my guest Mychelle Fernandez shares how her experience as a working mom led her to start her non-profit called Working Moms Tribe. We chat about what changes moms need to see in the workplace aside from flexibility in order to feel well and be most productive. Mychelle and I explore reasons why moms often are the last ones to invest in themselves. Lastly, she shares how her V.I.B.E. framework can help working moms create a life they love.Book a Strategy Call.What we're talking about…The importance of mental health initiatives  and emotional intelligence in the workplaceHow employers can ensure their top talent stays with themThe kind of support working moms are looking forThat having a mom's village is key to being successfulHow to build your family team and get support at homeWhy moms still take on most of the mental loadYour social media handles: https://www.linkedin.com/company/workingmomstribe/https://www.Instagram.com/workingmomstribehttps://www.Facebook.com/workingmomstribe

Welcome to Episode #25 of Profiles in Franceformation. I'm your host, Allison Grant Lounes and this week, one year after our initial interview, I speak again with Richard Nahem, Paris tour guide and creator of Eye Prefer Paris. This week, we talk about how Paris has changed since Covid, how tourism has been bouncing back and the new project he has created while tours were not possible.In this episode, we also talk about:What impact the pandemic has had on Richard's tour guide business and the method of providing virtual tours of Paris that has proven to be quite successfulHow the pandemic has changed the tourism industry in Paris, as well as the changes we have noticed in shops, restaurants, museums within our local neighborhoods in Paris and the Parisian suburbsThe accidental blog post that spurred a successful postcard business for RichardOther income streams that Richard has found or created in the last yearPositive changes post-lockdown that Richard is enjoying about his neighborhood, the Marais, and some not so positive changes that have brought a lot of traffic to his neck of the woodsThe upcoming summer Olympics in Paris that has ramped up construction projects throughout the cityDifferences between the allotted vacation time in France and the USTo order your own set of Richard's door postcards, be sure to check his Etsy store herehttps://www.etsy.com/shop/EyePreferParis You can also find more information about Richard's tours on his website and bloghttps://www.ipreferparis.net/ https://eyepreferparistours.com/ If you are considering moving to France like Richard, Foolproof French Visas can help you navigate the path toward finding the right visa for you. It can be purchased here: https://www.yourfranceformation.com/books or in paperback on Amazon. If you would like to pursue your own Franceformation, you can also request a free 30-minute clarity call with Allison to review your visa options and decide how to move toward creating your ideal life in France: https://www.yourfranceformation.com/free-call   If you liked this episode, please leave a positive review and be sure to subscribe so you won't miss next week's episode!

Join me and my client, Lydia Feldman, on this fun conversation that is SOOO needed in the coaching/entrepreneur industry today!It was so juicy, I had to split it into 2 parts. Today is Part 1.in Part 1, we cover:How learning her unique Human Design and how to implement it expedited the process of getting into her body moreHow she knows her Sacral "yes"Breaking up with Thought Work being "the way" and how being more body-led has been so freeingUndoing the rigid mental constructs in the coaching industryDefining for yourself what a successful business looks like to youUnlearning the idea that the brain has all the answers and that "strategies" are needed to be successfulHow thought work can easily turn into a way to bypass the bodyand... we end by discussing how we see other people being "successful" but how they're only "Presenting" with success. You get to define success for yourself.Enjoy today's episode!---a Note from Lydia:I'm Lydia Feldman, certified Sex & Pleasure Coach.I have the best job in the world.I help women turn ON and come alive in their bodies.Through the power of pleasure, erotic embodiment andmindful intention, they create the exact vibrant, creative & FULLY LIT life they MOST desire.Hotter sex.More body celebration & confidence.Deeper intimate connection.More ease and joy in their days.And way more FUN!I get the pleasure of living on a farm in Northern Californiawith my rad husband and my two little kids. I love mymillion house plants, lots of bright color, sequins andleather, fancy coffee and enjoying the sunshine on myskin!Click here for Lydia's Instagram----Click here to schedule a free connection call with Melanie.

There are many differences in health and wellness goals that exist between people of different socio-economic backgrounds. Health coaching is a process that supports someone's health and wellness goals, but not everyone gets the same amount of support due to varying levels of income, education, access to resources (e.g. healthy food), etc. And this lack of support can result in poorer health outcomes for those who are already disadvantaged.In this episode, I speak with Melissa Arthur. We talk about her experience working as a health coach in a primary care setting.What outside factors made it harder for patients to be successfulHow to successfully engage with patients given their potential limited resourcesAdvice for those interested in a career as a health coach.If you found value in this episode, please RATE & REVIEW! It helps the podcast grow and reach more people. Health is a #communityeffortBe well,Corey Dion LewisSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/coreydionlewis)

How to be Financially Literate and SuccessfulHow financially literate are you and are striving to be? The pandemic has taught us that being financially aware is very crucial in ensuring your business and investments remain safe under whatever economic and market conditions. In this episode of the #SpeakEasy Podcast, Altovise speaks with Sarry Ibrahim, the CEO of Financial Asset Protection. He helps high net worth individuals, real estate investors, business owners, and retirees grow and protect their wealth predictably and safely.Listen in to learn how to use financial vehicles and strategies that are not impacted by economic or market conditions.“The people who ask more questions tend to make more money in life because they're not assuming anything.”- Sarry [15:58]What you will learn in this episode: [1:21] Get to know Sarry and how he helps business owners build wealth without taking unnecessary risks.[3:32] How to be financially successful by being financially aware and being objective with your decisions. [6:25] The difference between conventional and unconventional financial wisdom. [11:24] How to differentiate necessary and unnecessary risks as a business owner, plus how to be careful who you listen to for financial advice.[14:36] The importance of asking financial questions to be literate rather than assuming. Relevant Links:Website: https://finassetprotection.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarry-ibrahim-mba-ltcp-bank-on-you/

How to be Financially Literate and SuccessfulHow financially literate are you and are striving to be? The pandemic has taught us that being financially aware is very crucial in ensuring your business and investments remain safe under whatever economic and market conditions. In this episode of the SpeakEasy Podcast, Altovise speaks with Sarry Ibrahim, the CEO of Financial Asset Protection. He helps high-net-worth individuals, real estate investors, business owners, and retirees grow and protect their wealth predictably and safely.Listen in to learn how to use financial vehicles and strategies that are not impacted by economic or market conditions.“The people who ask more questions tend to make more money in life because they're not assuming anything.”- Sarry [15:58]What you will learn in this episode: •[1:21] Get to know Sarry and how he helps business owners build wealth without taking unnecessary risks.•[3:32] How to be financially successful by being financially aware and being objective with your decisions. •[6:25] The difference between conventional and unconventional financial wisdom. •[11:24] How to differentiate necessary and unnecessary risks as a business owner, plus how to be careful who you listen to for financial advice.•[14:36] The importance of asking financial questions to be literate rather than assuming. Relevant Links:•Website: https://finassetprotection.com/ •LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarry-ibrahim-mba-ltcp-bank-on-you/

Featuring Sarah Grosz, Head of Influencer Marketing at MuteSixHow to growth hack influencer marketing for maximum ROIIn our latest Brands Talking Influencers fireside chat series, I satSarah, Head of Influencer marketing from MuteSix. Influencer Marketing Award bronze winners for Most Effective Campaign for ROI MuteSix we unpacked what it takes to create a campaign and program that delivers a return every time, regardless of industry.We also explored:What makes an influencer campaign successfulHow to create a single process that works for any brandHow to find the right influencer for your brand using that processSetting up the ideal workflow for your influencer marketing programDuring this special crossover podcast the conversation continued. We took all the unanswered questions from the live webinar to get you the answers you were looking for.Watch the complete fireside chat here.Or subscribe to the GRIN Gets Real podcast where you listen to podcasts.

I'm often asked if there are patterns I see from the people I have worked with and the entrepreneurs I've had the privilege of knowing over the past decade. And the truth is, the answer is 100% YES!In this solo episode I walk through six surprising habits of six figure entrepreneurs and discuss:Why looking outside of yourself will not get you to where you want to be in your business journey The simple but BIG decision you HAVE to make if you want to be successfulHow it's possible to see profits without personal pressure One of the most important things you can do if you want to get your business from zero to six figures...and the best part? It's FREE!Why if you're waiting until you feel ready you will probably be waiting forever, and what you should do insteadThe importance of being willing to receive as much as being able to ask If you're listening to this episode and feeling stuck because you recognize there's opportunity for growth in one of the areas I mention, remember that these are HABITS which means YOU CAN cultivate them in your life and your business journey starting as soon as TODAY. I believe you do have what it takes, you just need to commit to that desire.Please say hi to me on Instagram @robyn.gooding or take a peek at my website for more info www.robyngooding.com You can book a 30 min strategy session with me ANYTIME --> ZERO strings attached, so we can do a business audit for you and support your next steps to a profitable business!Click here to book your call anytime! Big love, and remember...the best is yet to come! Robs xoxoWith love,Robyn xoP.S. If you loved this episode, I'd appreciate if you could leave a review or share on your socials. It truly means the world to me and helps amplify this message for other mothers desiring a supportive business for motherhood. If you would like to learn more about The Mothered Business Mastermind, click here. Please say hi to me on Instagram @robyn.gooding or take a peek at my website for more info www.robyngooding.comClick here to book your call anytime!

This episode is a playback of Part 1 of our "Table Talk Mastery" set.How to Powerfully Educate Your Patients One Minute at a Time!Possibly the most important material you will ever see to make your office visits incredible!Learn:Why DCs in the past were so much more successfulHow creatinng an education centered visit is the keyThe Pre-Emptive strikes you MUST know!The Office Visit FORMULA for successThe 10 Best Future Pacing examplesThe "Touch and Tell" systemThe legendary "Regimen Program"How to "Anchor" what you sayYou MUST expand your arsenal!Load up your arsenal with NEW, fresh education points that work!Learn more about building your dream practice at winnersedgeconsulting.com.

"Be a giver. Not a taker." - Jon StoddardJon Stoddard is a partner at Investor Acquisition Partners. For over two decades, Jon has perfected the process of raising capital from investors.Today Jon helps businesses go public in the OTC market and has raised over $122 million. Interested to learn how to get the best deal when you sell your business? Attend my Deep Wealth Experience.Over 90-days, you'll master my 9-step roadmap. You're part of a mastermind group and receive private coaching. At the end of the 90-day,s you create a blueprint to help you optimize your business value. You also have the certainty of capturing the maximum value for your liquidity event.‍In the words of a business owner who went through the system, "the Deep Wealth Experience was hands down, the best program I've ever participated in."‍Would you like to receive The Sell My Business Podcast episodes automatically? Click here to subscribe.‍‍SHOW NOTESJon talks about his liquidity eventHow Jon helps startups raise capital and go publicThe advantages of the OTC market for going publicHow Reg A crowdfunding is an option for business owners and what it means for youWhat characteristics you and your business need to go publicThe power of social media for helping you go publicHow the heroes journey is a powerful storytelling tool for your businessWhy preparation, or lack of it, will make or break your dealHow a background check on your management and employees can save your dealThe importance of company cultureWhat you can expect for the costs of going public as an OTC versus the traditional routeWhy shares can be more valuable than cash for running your businessThe importance of having fun in life and businessWhy you must drop the ego to be successfulHow being a giver instead of a taker welcomes success‍This podcast is brought to you by Deep Wealth. When it comes to your liquidity event, you have one chance to get it right, and you better make it count. Enterprise value is created from preparation and not the event itself. Learn how the Deep Wealth Experience helps you maximize enterprise value. Master the same strategies our founders used to increase their company value by 10X. Access the same 9-step road map of preparation that paves the way for success. Enjoy the certainty that you'll capture the maximum value on your liquidity event.  ‍Click here to book your free exploratory call.Enjoy the interview!‍SELECTED LINKS FOR THIS EPISODEJon Stoddard on LinkedInJon's book Pitch Deck SecretsJon's company Investor Acquisition AdvisorsThe Deep Wealth ExperienceBook Your FREE Deep Wealth Exit Call‍This podcast is brought to you by the Deep Wealth Experience. In the world of mergers and acquisitions, 90% of deals fail. Of the successful deals, business owners leave millions of dollars on the deal table.Who are we, and how do we know? We're the 9-figure exit guys. We said "no" to a 7-figure offer. Two years later, we said "yes" to a 9-figure offer.  In the process, we increased the value of our company by 10X.During our liquidity event journey, we created a 9-step road map of preparation. It's the quality and depth of your preparation that inc

AJ Wilcox is a LinkedIn Ads pro who founded B2Linked.com, a LinkedIn Ads-specific ad agency, in 2014. As official LinkedIn partners, they manage among the world's most sophisticated advertising accounts worldwide. He's a ginger & triathlete. He & his wife live in Utah, with their 4 kids, and his company car is a wicked-fast go-kart. In this episode, we discuss:The quality of LinkedIn ads as compared to Facebook or Google adsThe immediacy of data and formulas and what they can predict to help make your business successfulHow to grab hold of being the best in the world at something to create your own legacy and success storyAll the different hats you have to wear running a business and finding the styles that suit you bestHow breaking the mold and getting personal when advertising your business can help you stand outI hope you will find this episode as exciting and informative as I have. Over the course of his career, AJ has found the secrets to advertising with LinkedIn and his story can show us all a path towards the success we are looking for.Please let me know your thoughts!Connect with AJ Website: www.b2linked.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/wilcoxajTwitter: https://twitter.com/wilcoxaj Connect with Kent Lloyd and Harmon Brothers UniversityWebsite: https://harmonbrothersuniversity.com/start-homeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/harmonbrothersFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/harmonbrothersuniversityLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kent-lloyd/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harmon.brothers/Twitter: https://twitter.com/harmonbros

Today, Allison is unpacking the advice she hears frequently in the online business community, why it's bullsh*t, and what you really need to hear instead.Today on It is a Real Job, Dad:Why “all you have to do is believe in yourself” is B.S. adviceChanging your mindset around scarcitySuccess doesn't just “happen”Business coaches that don't give actual adviceWhat prevents us from becoming successfulHow to combat hustle cultureTakeaways from the song “You Will Be Found” from Dear Evan Hanson  Connect with Allison:Instagram: @allisoneconway Website: sealevelagency.com This show is produced by Soulfire Productions

Join host Adam Michalski as he interviews Ramsey Pryor, Founder at Port of Entry Partners.Ramsey and Adam discuss the how, why, and what to do when it comes to international expansion. This is a must-listen for any growing company who wants to expand internationally. Topics Covered:When should you begin thinking about international expansion for your business?What markets you should be focusing on and how to prioritize themHow to put together an expansion plan and what you need to be thinking about to be successfulHow partnerships play into your international expansion strategy Where Ramsey sees the future of international expansion going - hint, it's not slowing down!Partner with Port of Entry Partners:Port of Entry PartnersThe International Expansion PodcastSponsors:Partnership LeadersPartnered.ioSubscribe at www.partneredpodcast.com.Interested in joining the podcast? Reach out to hello@partnered.io.

Welcome to the Hustle With Heart Podcast. Thank you so much for being with us to celebrate Episode One, it's absolutely thrilling that we're finally at this place.We're Dr. Andy & Dr. Jacinta and we're about to tell all regarding our business partnership journey.Together we own Open Space Healing, which is a chiropractic wellness holistic hub in Fremantle, who. And together we have over 25 years of collective experience in the health and wellness industry and in business.We couldn't think of a better way to start this podcast than actually to talk about our love story and how it all began so that you get to know us a little bit more.We do have a really, really unique relationship that really helped us formulate our holistic business framework.And in today's episode, we'll be covering all the inside details of how our journey began together and the challenges we faced along the way.We're so stoked you're here - let's begin. Things You'll Learn in This Episode of Hustle With Heart:Insider details REGARDING how our journey began together and the challenges we faced along the wayThe foundational partnership pillars that make our business partnership successfulHow to create harmony with those you work withHow successful business relationships can help you and your business thriveWant more?Follow us on Instagram @hustlewithheartpodcastDiscover if your MONEY MINDSET is holding you back from BUSINESS SUCCESS - take the quiz hereFollow Open Space Healing on Instagram @openspacehealing Find out more about Motus Architecture https://motus.net.au/ 

Welcome to The Mindful FIRE Podcast, where we explore living mindfully on the path to financial independence and beyond.On this episode of the Mindful Fire Podcast, I'm joined by my new friend Milena Regos, the founder of Unhustle. Milena tells us all about Unhustle, which she founded to help people avoid burnout in their work and fall in love with their job once again. The topics discussed on this episode are:The problem of “hustle culture”  How an internet-free trip helped her realize she didn't need to work as much to be successfulHow you can shift your mindset from the hustle mindset to the unhustle mindset How most Americans hate their job and how the US compares to happy nations such as FinlandHow to start your day with an unhustle morning ritual and SUNRISE steps How Milena has built a business around the idea of Hustle Milena's free e-book You can check out Milena's website Unhustle.com where you can download the free e-book which features 7 cases of people who adopted the Unhustle mindset path which led to improved well being and success in work and business.Please be sure to subscribe and leave a 5 star review with a written message on Apple podcasts and let us know how much you love the podcast! Thanks! Full Show Notes - https://bit.ly/3aFyVgNMore Inspiring Interviews - https://bit.ly/32RskvwMore Guided Meditations - https://bit.ly/3evQH7e

It's time for a personal change!We've all been there. Sometimes we're successful, but a lot of the time we're not. But never fear, this week's episode is going to help you turn some of those failures into wins!If you've ever asked yourself "how do I make the changes in my life to be more successful", then this is an episode you're going to want to download and take notes on!In this week's value-packed episode:What is personal change (the 2 main types)Which type of personal change is most importantWhy is personal change so difficult, and why do we often failHow can we prepare ourselves to be more successfulHow to make the personal changes we need to make in order to be successfulDownload and enjoy! But most importantly, stay excellent!---------------------------------IG: @excellence.addictionwww.theexcellenceaddiction.com

Topics CoveredMario Fasce - MBA Student and Digital Marketing ExpertLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariofasce/What the C-Suite really isThe importance of strategy in a businessSome of the challenges c-suite executives faceThe benefits of holding a c-suite positionMisconceptions about the c-suiteThe key skills that take someone from middle management to the c-suitePersonality traits and soft skills that show up more in c-suite executivesCan you be a leader or an executor of change if you're really specialized?How to move from middle management to the c-suiteThe ways to learn the c-suite skills and be successfulHow to prepare yourself for the c-suite early in your careerThe importance of asking questions"try things that you think are going to make you happy"

Okay, we're at the end of the first quarter for this year. How is your business doing? For a lot of guys, 2020 took the wind out of their sales. Don't worry. This week is all about getting back on track. My clients were able to keep growing while most other businesses were closing down. What I shared with them is the main focus of this week's podcast. You'll get the answers to: How often you should be reflecting on your life and businessThe three categories to be grading yourself to maximize your resultsWhy so many guys wrote off 2020 as a lossOne warfare tactic that you need to know for a better businessWhat to focus on when trying to improve yourself as a guyWhy achievement doesn't lead to long-lasting happinessThe biggest reason 2020 left so many guys feeling unfulfilledOne Buddhist teaching that can make you a better businessman The only kind of goals that actually lead to being more successfulHow social media might have hurt your business in 2020Why marketing went so off course during CovidWhat to do right now if you want to turn stuff back around in 2021And a lot more You need to hear this one.

Feeling jittery about FB Ads? Not ready to invest without guaranteed results? Here's a great way to cover your ad costs and grow your business. ...it can be scary to see your ad spend rise while you are waiting for the sales to roll in. So what do you do while you are waiting? Twiddle your thumbs? No! Here's my advice - use a low-cost offer to cover your ad costs. In this episode, I'm covering:How to use your ad budget or opt-in to get your low cost offer out thereData on low-cost offers and why they are successfulHow to use this low-cost offer to build your credibility for your higher cost programsWhy you should not discount your high-cost offer!3 key elements to your post-opt-in strategyLinks and Resources From This Episode:Done for you Facebook Ads: www.lizboer.com/apply Ready to Learn More?Grab your FREE Launch Day Checklist Marketing to Millions Facebook GroupLiz Boer's InstagramLiz Boer's Website 

That pesky negative inner voice is something a lot of us fight with.Unfortunately, most of us never learn how to overcome it. We end up succumbing to it and letting it hold us back. I don't want that to be you.So in today's episode, I'm going to teach you how to overcome that negative inner voice of yours so that you can set yourself on the path to your success!In today's episode you'll learn about:What is the negative inner voice?Why do we have a negative inner voice and where does it come from?Why the negative inner voice is the perfect monster to stop you from being successfulHow you can fight back against your negative inner voiceWhy it's important for you to start taking these actions nowI cover some really important topics today. So listen in and enjoy the episode!------------------------------IG: @excellence.addictionwww.theexcellenceaddiction.com

Many of us have a social media profile for our cats. Be it on Instagram, Facebook, Tik Tok, Reddit, Twitter – anywhere really.Tori is the brains behind Wear Wag Repeat. She’s a pro when it comes to pets, blogging, social media and even podcasting.In this chat, Tori shares all about what social media to use, how to grow your accounts, how to get sponsored deals and so much more.What we talk about:About Wear Wag RepeatWhy people create social media accounts for their pets and what are the pros and consHow to pick which social media platform to useWhat to focus on with our pet’s social mediaInteresting content in 2020Where to post contentWhere to post different types of videosHow to plan content for different types of social mediaConverting content for different aspect ratios for different social mediaWhat is CanvaWhat is Illustrator, Premier Pro, Lightroom, Photoshop & the rest of the Adobe SuiteShould we share about ourselves on our pet’s social mediaHow to stay safe on social mediaSharing from your perspective on social mediaHow to stay safe when meeting people from social mediaHow to make your pet’s social media successfulHow to take photos that help make your social media successfulHow to make your social media interactiveApps to help with making your social media interestingHow to grow your accountUsing Instagram ReelsImportance of engagement on social mediaHow to engage with people on social mediaBeing authentic on social mediaPlanning apps to useHow to plan your social media contentHow to monetise your social mediaWhat it means to be a brand ambassadorWhat it means to be a partnerSponsored content on social mediaHow to get sponsored deals on social mediaHow to pick with brands to team up withAbout media kits for brand dealsHow to have a healthy relationship with social mediaHow to share your cat’s progress mindfully on social mediaAdvice to people who are new to the world of pets and social mediaMost entertaining story about social mediaWho in the social media space inspires ToriProduct, service or program that has been a gamechanger in the social media spaceTo find out how to leave a review see here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/how-to-leave-a-review-for-the-catexplorer-podcastTo support Catexplorer & join the Catexplorer Purr Squad or become a Catexplorer Producer, see here: https://catexplorer.co/supportSee the shownotes here: https://catexplorer.co/podcast-entries/growing-your-cats-instagram-and-other-social-media-accounts-with-tori-mistick

Our guest this week is one of the leading experts when it comes to influencer marketing. Jason Falls has been working in the influencer marketing industry for more than 10 years - back when influencer marketing campaigns were called "blogger outreach"! Jason has a wealth of knowledge that he shared with Kristen and Rob and we guarantee you will walk away with actionable items that you can implement - whether you're an influencer or a brand!Jason touches on topics such as:Why it's so important to have a website as an influencer (thus proving Kristen right ;) )Why you don't have to have a huge following in order to be successfulHow important it is to produce consistent, quality contentHis favorite books, blogs, and podcastsYou can follow Jason in the following places: Web LinkedInYouTubeTwitterFacebookInstagramYou can find all the details for the upcoming "Foundations" virtual summit happening on January 16, 2021, on our site www.contentcreatorsconference.com!

Things We Talk About In This Episode:Why you don't need a huge audience online to be successfulHow to get organic reach on Instagram without having to pay for adsPhotography for Instagram, and how it differs from conventional photographyPivoting your business, and why it pays to put yourself at the heart of your brandThe difference between being a freelancer and an entrepreneur/business ownerPromoting a book during lockdown, and the unexpected benefits of “marketing for introverts” when almost everything has to happen onlineHow the workplace might look on the other side of COVIDCaring for your mental health as a freelancer, and recognising that mental health goes beyond mindsetRelaxing the idea of rigid timetables, and embracing routines that work for our health and happinessThe value of having a person outside our situation, such as a coach, help us recognise and overcome our limiting beliefsManaging your finances, including building a financial buffer, pricing yourself, planning for holidays, and avoiding the limitations of exchanging time for moneyFiona’s experience delivering a donation-based course, giving away content, and the balance of making support and content accessible to all, while still running a profitable businessLinks mentioned in this episode:Tickets to Fiona's virtual Book Launch with me, October 1st 2020Fiona's podcast, "Out of Office"Her book “Out of Office” on AmazonHer Instagram: @fionalikestoblogFiona's website, fionalikestoblog.com Her Twitter profile, @fionalikesOur first podcast episode together, here on Hashtag AuthenticMy Instagram Class, The Insta Retreat 

How to arrive at a vision? Andy asks Hannah about her experiences starting up.In this video, Hannah shares Andy's days when she was starting to figure out what she wants. She narrated how she started having visions and what she experienced as she dives into those jobs to figure out if it's right for her. Because of these experiences, she discovered the importance of knowing what you want and from there building your vision. Successful people are her inspiration and model as she starts to build her own company. Having a mentor is also one of the reasons for her successes as she consults and asks advice from people who are more advanced in the race than her. Now, she was able to build her own business and handles more than 300 employees. Her vision is to help more people be successful by mentoring them and helping them realize their whys.--------[Learn]:You will learn:How to be successfulAbout finding your whyHow to come up with your visionAbout the mindset in order to be successfulHow to build your own business--------Follow Andy Audate on:Website: https://andyaudate.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andyaudate/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andyaudate/Twitter: https://twitter.com/AndyAudateLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyaudate/

There are only 2 ingredients you need to sell anything. Sounds simple, but why make it complicated?! Offer people something they want, and show them exactly why they need it. Nail these, and selling will suddenly become so much easier.In this episodeFind out the 2 pieces of the puzzles that will make your selling successfulHow do you know if you are actually selling what people want?Make sure you join my active Facebook Group Juggling Motherhood and Business Building HEREConnect with Social Strategy MumConnect with Social Strategy Mum today, and let me help you build your income and your impact through a solid social media strategy.WebsiteFacebookInstagram: @socialstrategymumEmail: hello@socialstrategymum.comFREE GroupSupport the Social Strategy Mum PodcastIf you love the content, support Social Strategy Mum by subscribing to the podcast on iTunes, and leaving a review.

YOU’LL LEARNProductivity tips to maintain your side hustleCreative ways to find new leads and turn them into clients you loveHow to determine if the niche you’ve chosen is the right one as a web designerHow to know your “why” for your side hustleHow to stay motivated when things get difficultHow to take negative feedbackThe difference between “push” marketing and “pull” marketingWhat sets really successful side hustlers apart from those who aren’t successfulHow to take risks as a side hustlersHow to know when to pivot as a side hustler and find other ways to earn moneyHow to use your side hustle to find more freedom in your scheduleHow to know when you’re ready to take your side hustle from part-time to full-timeHow to make sure you don’t get distracted from what you’re really after with your side hustleHow to keep from burning out with your side hustleRESOURCESSide Hustle NationAn amazing blog with tons of resources for anyone looking to start a side-hustle in any field.Podcast: The Side Hustle Show with Nick LoperActive CampaignA great email marketing platformOptimize.meA platform built by Brian Johnson to help people become the best versions of themselves.Podcast: How to Get Prospects By Interviewing ThemNick interviews Josh Elledge who finds clients by asking them to be on his podcastThe Thoughtful Entrepreneur PodcastThe podcast ran by Josh ElledgePodcast: Get More Leads for Your BusinessNick interviews Kai Davis who describes how he uses "portfolio reconnaissance" to find prospects to pitch services to.Kai DavisThe website of Nick's guestHelen PritchardA great Linkedin strategist. She finds clients by connecting with them on LinkedIn.Side Hustle Nation BookNick's book where he talks about different ways to start a sustainable side hustleStart My Side HustleNick's course where he teaches you how to start a side hustle and make it successfulProductivityistMike Vardy's blog and podcast that teaches you how to optimize your productivity.AsanaA team collaboration platformThemeforestA marketplace for WordPress, Joomla, Drupal and other CMS themesRed BubbleA print on-demand platform that takes the artwork of independent artist and allows people to have products with their artworkEtsyAn online marketplace for independent shop ownersPrintfulOn-demand print and embroidery fulfillmentCreative MarketA design marketplace for all forms of media

Host Michael Boodro questions the conventional idea that fabric lines make designers rich: “Is it possible to have success by the yard?” Four fabric professionals with a range of perspectives — including Stephen Elrod and Brian Dicker from Kravet and Holland and Sherry respectively, and designers Lori Weitzner and James Huniford — gather to talk about how they made it in the fabric industry, and how they continue to look forward to the future of fabric. This episode we dive into:How brands select designers for collaborationsThe method and process of collaborating on a fabric lineWhat makes licensing and collaborations successfulHow to become successful through a fabric lineThe future and technology of textilesBuyer trends and the value of the experienceGet to know our fabulous guests:Stephen Elrod is the executive vice president and creative director for Lee Jofa and Brunschwig & Fils. With close to three decades of experience, Stephen has led partnerships with various designers including another podcast guest, James Huniford, and most recently, Kelly Wearstler.President of Holland and Sherry, Brian Dicker drove the tailor-focused fabric company's expansion into interior design. Holland and Sherry is now a prominent player in the interior design realm and has partnered with designers like Elizabeth Eakins, Muriel Brandolini, and Christopher Maya.Lori Weitzner is an independent fabric designer and the founder of Weitzner. Lori built her own textile company from the ground-up and later, successfully merged with Pollack. After 12 years as a business owner, Lory grown as a fabric designer and expanded into other areas of design.James (Ford) Huniford, is a renowned interior designer and founder of Huniford Design Studio. He has a fabric line with Kravet / Lee Jofa and has been featured in magazines such as Architectural Digest, W Magazine, and Vogue.Check out these further resources:Get to know the history of KravetThe story behind Holland and Sherry:Lori Weitzner's new collection for Artistic Tile:Video: Tour Lori Weitzner's studioLearn more about Huniford Design StudioDiscover some of James Huniford's top design tips.Connect with Chairish and our guests on Instagram:Chairish: @chairishcoMichael Boodro: @michaelboodroKravet: @kravetinc, @leejofa, and @brunschwigfilsHolland & Sherry: @hollandandsherryinteriorsLori Weitzner: @loriweitznerJames Huniford: @fordhuniford See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host Michael Boodro questions the conventional idea that fabric lines make designers rich: “Is it possible to have success by the yard?” Four fabric professionals with a range of perspectives — including Stephen Elrod and Brian Dicker from Kravet and Holland and Sherry respectively, and designers Lori Weitzner and James Huniford — gather to talk about how they made it in the fabric industry, and how they continue to look forward to the future of fabric. This episode we dive into:How brands select designers for collaborationsThe method and process of collaborating on a fabric lineWhat makes licensing and collaborations successfulHow to become successful through a fabric lineThe future and technology of textilesBuyer trends and the value of the experienceGet to know our fabulous guests:Stephen Elrod is the executive vice president and creative director for Lee Jofa and Brunschwig & Fils. With close to three decades of experience, Stephen has led partnerships with various designers including another podcast guest, James Huniford, and most recently, Kelly Wearstler.President of Holland and Sherry, Brian Dicker drove the tailor-focused fabric company’s expansion into interior design. Holland and Sherry is now a prominent player in the interior design realm and has partnered with designers like Elizabeth Eakins, Muriel Brandolini, and Christopher Maya.Lori Weitzner is an independent fabric designer and the founder of Weitzner. Lori built her own textile company from the ground-up and later, successfully merged with Pollack. After 12 years as a business owner, Lory grown as a fabric designer and expanded into other areas of design.James (Ford) Huniford, is a renowned interior designer and founder of Huniford Design Studio. He has a fabric line with Kravet / Lee Jofa and has been featured in magazines such as Architectural Digest, W Magazine, and Vogue.Check out these further resources:Get to know the history of KravetThe story behind Holland and Sherry:Lori Weitzner’s new collection for Artistic Tile:Video: Tour Lori Weitzner’s studioLearn more about Huniford Design StudioDiscover some of James Huniford’s top design tips.Connect with Chairish and our guests on Instagram:Chairish: @chairishcoMichael Boodro: @michaelboodroKravet: @kravetinc, @leejofa, and @brunschwigfilsHolland & Sherry: @hollandandsherryinteriorsLori Weitzner: @loriweitznerJames Huniford: @fordhuniford See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One interviewed President George W Bush and won 6 emmys, one was a top litigator and powerhouse Texas attorney, and together this dynamic sister duo set out to change the way women work! Rachel Sipperley goes off road and records in The Slate Studio with the sisters the powerhouse co-founders Shelly Slater and Jodie Hastings. Hear the story behind the launch of The Slate, the impact it has made on the Dallas Startup Ecosystem, and how the space as created unique opportunities for women launching companies.What you will learn in this episode What forms of new media you need to make your business successfulHow to build a high impact network Creating a lifestyle business and what that means  Why you need PR to launch and how to get it Tangible Tips Go ask 3 people you are curious about 5 minutes of time. They will likely give it to you Add professional video and on your phone. And turn the camera on yourself. People want to know youForce yourself to learn outside your business line. We love our Friends of the Slate programs because you learn how others do things. They help you think out of the box and growGet trademarks and tax attorney. Saving money counts too!ResourcesWork Rules - https://www.workrules.net/Friends of the Slate - https://theslateproperties.com/product/friends-of-the-slate/More About Jodie and Shelley Jodie Hastings and Shelly Slater, sisters and co-founders of The Slate, know the power of collaboration. From offices to community spaces, The Slate is a one-stop shop to simplify your life. The Slate is not your traditional co-working space; it's boutique, built with the new media world inside. From a studio to a podcast room, Jodie and Shelly love to share the stories awesome people “Slating It” in their hometown, Dallas, Texas. Jodie, attorney and mom of two, is making a pivot into the entrepreneurial world. She aspires to be “The People's GC.” She holds daily office hours at The Slate (coffee included). Shelly wrangles three rowdy boys at home most days. As a former news anchor, she now runs her communications consulting business out of The Slate.Jodie has been named a top Texas lawyer multiple years in a row, and she has an insane memory. She knows the words to every song and movie. She just created an app called “My Mommy Is” to help young kids understand what their mom does at work. First topic: lawyers.Shelly has 6 Emmy awards and a national Murrow award. She's interviewed the likes of Amal Clooney and President George W. Bush.You can learn more about Shelley, Jodie and the Slate Here:https://theslateproperties.comwww.instagram.com/theslate2403www.instagram.com/shellyslatertvwww.instagram.com/jodieshastingsFor questions, comments, or to stay in touch please check out Thefemalefounderpodcast.com or email rachel@thefemalefounderpodcast.com

Topics CoveredRochelle Moulton - Brand Strategist & Consulting Coachhttps://rochellemoulton.com/Business of Authority Podcast - https://rochellemoulton.com/podcast/ Twitter: @ConsultingChickWhat is consulting?Strategy + executionTransformation for a clientYou're designing the process and running itDeveloping Expertise into AuthorityRochelle's career journey3 paths to consultingTypical consultant qualitiesShould consulting skills be taught in schoolGoing from big firm consultant to entrepreneurMatching your career to your skills or your skills to your careerHow much of a buffer should you have to go out on your own?Diversify your income streamsHow personal insight can help you grow your businessThe best and worst part of working in a large firmThe best and worst part of being an entrepreneurThe most fun you've had in your career"Be who you are, as soon as you can."The secret weapon to use in meetings to be more successfulHow to learn more about consulting as a career

In this week’s episode of the Garlic Marketing Show, mobile app extraordinaire Christopher White talks with Ian about the current landscape of app development. The New York-based entrepreneur launched Sneakers Agency seven years ago and has established himself as a leading figure in the marketing world. Christopher developed the Sneakers Agency Innovative Framework to help brands build their digital products and solidify their strategies for maximum growth.Over 50 brands have entrusted Sneakers Agency to lead them through the challenging, but rewarding process of developing a digital product. His company closely works with startups, enterprises, and agencies to achieve small milestones that evolve into huge achievements over time.Listen to the full Garlic Marketing Show episode with Christopher to learn more about developing mobile apps and things you should avoid in the process.What You’ll Learn:Who’s taking space in the app marketWhat makes an app successfulHow augmented reality integrates with appsThe process of building an app from the ground upEssential elements you need for a great landing page See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We highlight a different job every week that you may want to consider if you are looking for a first job or considering a change. We do the research on different careers, so you don’t have too. Every week we will feature: One career What it takes to be successfulHow much cheddar you may be able to makeHow much the industry is growing / shrinkingWhat kind of person that may thrive in this fieldResources on how to learn more First up, Personal Financial Planner and it’s a good one.

Would getting more deals through your network help your real estate business? Today’s guest specializes in just that!Brandon and David sit down with Travis Chappell, host of the “Build Your Network” podcast, and dive into how to create success through other people.Travis shares strategies for using his network to find deals, mastering the art of giving to increase your success, and becoming a leader in any space you are passionate about—no matter who you are! You won’t want to miss his “anchoring” negotiating strategy, his advice on the right way to reach out to mentors/influencers, and his five tips for starting off an effective working relationship!This is one of the most value-packed shows BiggerPockets has done. Download it now!In This Episode We Cover:How Travis uses his network to source dealsWhy he rents his primary residenceThe power of creating a platform like a podcast or meetupThe key to successfully partnering with familyWhy givers are more successfulHow his networks really affect his net worthThe reason why he’s selling his real estate propertiesThe beauty of adding value first to othersHis five effective tips for reaching out and connecting with anyoneHis “anchoring” negotiating tactic and how he used it to land a dealWhy house hacking is his favorite way to get started in real estateAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets WebinarBiggerPockets EventsBiggerPockets Podcast 314: How to Find Rockstar Contractors and Manage Like a Boss with Andresa GuidelliBuild Your Network 186: The Bigger Pockets Podcast with Brandon Turner BiggerPockets Podcast 227: From Single Family Houses to $130,000,000 in Multifamily with Joe FairlessBest Ever Podcast by Joe FairlessBiggerPockets Podcast 108: Building a $350 Million Real Estate Empire Using the 10X Rule with Grant CardoneEntrepreneurs on Fire with John Lee DumasBiggerPockets Podcast 113: Becoming a Millionaire Real Estate Investor Using The One Thing with Jay PapasanJordan Harbinger ShowNoah KaganBiggerPockets Hard Money LendersBiggerPockets Podcast 169: Using Hustle and Persistence to Build Wealth Through Real Estate with David GreeneBooks Mentioned in this ShowGive and Take by Adam GrantMillionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary KellerNever Split the Difference Chris VossFire Round QuestionsAny advice on finding deals to flip in a hot market?Do you think it’s a mistake to think about investing out of state, given my lack of experience at this point?Any tips for motivating contractors to move quickly?Tweetable Topics:“Most of the things that we need to master fall under the communication category.” (Tweet This!)“You don’t have to be an expert to start a podcast or a meetup.” (Tweet This!)“Every deal is different. What works for me may not work for you.” (Tweet This!)“The deal is in the numbers. If it’s a good deal, it will make money regardless of all the other stuff.” (Tweet This!)“What you focus on, you get more of.” (Tweet This!)“There’s deals for everybody out there!” (Tweet This!)“Not all debt is bad.” (Tweet This!)“The number one thing about networking is giving value.” (Tweet This!)Connect with TravisTravis’ Personal WebsiteMeet Your Hero Course

On this World Kidney Day, meet a man who donated his kidney and since then, has travelled by his car across 40 countries spreading his message and educating people on Living Organ Donation. Anil Srivatsa - a passionate humanitarian, an entrepreneur and ex-CEO of an Indian Premium League (IPL) cricket team speaks with host Arvind Achal on a myriad of topics around Living Organ Donation - Whats and Hows of Living Organ DonationHis own experiences before/after his kidney donation - he even sold his house to support his causeMyths and challenges around living organ donation and how this movement can be made successfulHow millions of lives can be saved everyday with some simple change of people's mindset, and some stronger resolve from concerned authoritiesVisit livelifexxxl.com for more life changing stuff and write to us directly at hello@livelifexxxl.comAlso, pl subscribe if not already done and keep your comments, questions, feedback, suggestions flowing in... Stay tuned, stay blessed and do take good care of yourself and your loved ones…

If you open your Instagram or FB app, there’s this unrealistic force that hits you. You can call it FOMO or whatever you like, but the feeling that you need to make millions of dollars in your business and life and work harder and better than everyone else. It’s unrealistic because it will burn you out fast – I speak from personal experience and I’ve witnessed countless others feel the same burn. Today's podcast guest, Paul Jarvis, is showing us why bigger isn't always better.What You'll LearnWhy Paul Jarvis says he doesn't need to make $1 million in business to be successfulHow to avoid getting trapped in FOMO regarding your business and lifeWhat steps you can take this year to increase revenue while still keeping your business aligned with your goalsThe evolution of Paul's new book: Company of One, and the most powerful lessons from the bookWhy rats make good pets (seriously)LinksPaul JarvisCompany of One BookSUBSCRIBE & SHAREWant to be the first to know when new episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes! IT’S FREE!If you loved this episode, don’t forget to share it with your friends on your favorite social channel and tag @shannahgame.Ask ShannahHave an Ask Shannah question, submit it hereGet SocialShannah on TwitterShannah on Instagram

In this episode we discuss how to deal with never feeling like you’re “enough,” show you how to overcome the insidious trap of "people pleasing,” look at the most effective treatments for OCD, panic attacks, anxiety and stress, discover the dangers of “toxic perfectionism” and how it might be holding you back, tell you why “should” is a dangerous word, and much more with our guest Taylor Newendorp.  Taylor Newendorp is the founder and president of Chicago Counseling Center and specializes in the treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Perfectionism, and Anxiety Disorders. He was worked as a practicing therapist for many years and completed the International OCD Foundation's Behavioral Therapy Training Institute Taylor is the author of The Perfectionism Workbook: Proven Strategies to Break Free from Perfectionism and Achieve Your Goals.What is the myth of perfection and how does it impact your life?You are more likely to grow, thrive, and succeed once you acknowledge and accept your weaknessesThe Five Tendencies of Toxic PerfectionismWhat is the root cause behind the “people pleasing” tendency? Perfectionism can often be genetically pre-disposed if your family has a history of OCD or anxietyPeople pleasing is rooted in the idea that for you to be loved you have to achieve and be successfulHow much of what you’re doing is is because you WANT to or because you feel like you HAVE TO in order to have other people like you?What activities are you doing that you do solely for the approval of others? Would you do them for their own sake?Growth Mindset vs Fixed Mindset and how that impacts perfectionist tendencies Do you feel a feeling of discontent? No matter what you do, no matter what you achieve, do you feel like it’s never enough? Do you keep pushing yourself harder and harder causing stress and anxiety for yourself?How do you deal with self criticism and negative self talk?What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and how does it work?Exposure and response prevention is a highly effective solution to OCD, panic attacks, anxiety disorders, etc Learn and familiarize yourself with the cognitive distortions that are out there and see how they are playing out in your head Understand the connection between thoughts and feelings and how that might be influencing how you’re behavingOne question you can use to challenge your negative thoughts - if you had to stand up in a court of law and prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that this thought is 100% true would it hold up? When you feel something uncomfortable - avoidance and distraction are the two most common strategies for avoiding discomfortThe more you avoid something the more you increase your anxiety around that fear. The fear grows larger and larger in your brain. The more you face and spend time with your fears, your anxiety dissipates. Dig into and understand the triggers that make you uncomfortable and continually face them to build tolerance and resistance to them Exposure and response therapy creates new neural pathways that reduce anxiety over timeWhat is the relationship between perfectionism and OCD?A lot of people with OCD engage in compulsive behaviors to get a sense that things feel “just right"You should make your goals specific, measurable, and meaningful Mindfulness at its core is about observing yourself, observing others, without attaching judgement to it Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If there is one thing you can know for sure by listening to the BiggerPockets Podcast, it’s this: There are a LOT of ways to invest in real estate! That’s why we’re excited to bring you today’s interview with Noah Kagan, who invests in a different way than most of the guests we’ve had on the show. Noah currently runs several very successful internet businesses (SumoMe and AppSumo) and knew he didn’t want to be a landlord; Noah knows his best return is made in his business. Therefore, he devised his investing strategy around NOT being the landlord. Noah is a wealth of information and one of the most motivating humans we’ve ever met. So sit back and enjoy today’s episode with Noah!In This Episode We Cover:Who Noah Kagan is and how he got into real estate investingWhat keeps newbies from buying their first investment propertiesThe ROI of other businesses as compared to real estate investingA discussion on the 1% ruleThoughts on whether a commercial property is a good first investmentWhy you should find experienced real estate investors in your areaTips for growing your capitalHow Noah finances his dealsWhat you should know about asking other people for money or syndicationWhy you should stop apologizing for being successfulHow to grow your networkWhen should you stop learning and start doingThe importance of knowing where do you want to be in 5 yearsWhy you should visualize the destinationAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsSumoMeAppSumoBiggerPockets WebinarBiggerPockets Facebook PageRealtySharesPeerStreetWhere’s my money? (Blog Post)Noah’s SpreadsheetBP Podcast 204: Flipping 30+ Deals by Age Twenty-Five with Chris GillBiggerPockets Event ForumsChessBooks Mentioned in this ShowThe Book on Investing with Low or No Money Down by Brandon TurnerThe Miracle Morning by Hal ElrodThe Obstacle Is the Way by Ryan HolidayThe Ultimate Sales Machine by Chet HolmesConfessions of a Real Estate Entrepreneur by James RandelTweetable Topics:“It took me 10 years to actually be ready, not financially but mentally, to make that decision, to make that purchase.” (Tweet This!)“The best deals happen off-market.” (Tweet This!)“I think the trait of a successful person is resourcefulness.” (Tweet This!)“If you want to find someone else to help you, you have to help someone else.” (Tweet This!)Connect with NoahNoah’s BiggerPockets ProfileNoah’s WebsiteNoah Kagan’s Present PodcastNoah’s Keynote Speech at Fincon 2016