Podcast appearances and mentions of tamara loehr

Tamara Loehr is the Co-founder of Beusail Academy, a marketplace and community where conscious consumers use their purchasing power to make a collective positive impact. She became an entrepreneur at 19 years old when she started a digital marketing agency. Tamara is also the Co-founder of Concertina Team, an outsourcing agency that helps entrepreneurs scale by finding the right team for them. She is a member of the Young Presidents' Organization (YPO) and an advocate for female entrepreneurs and net-positive brands.  In this episode of the Smart Business Revolution Podcast, John Corcoran interviews Tamara Loehr, the Co-founder of Beusail Academy and Concertina Team, about how to build a purpose-driven brand. They also discuss the concept of ethical offshoring, how to raise entrepreneurial kids, and Tamara's inspiration to start Beusail Academy. 

Tamara Loehr is an award-winning 8-figure Growth Advisor, recently named Forbes Top 11 Most Impactful Leaders. Tamara is an Investor, Mentor, Author and Speaker committed to driving impact by supporting others to grow their business and use it as a force for good.We discuss Tamara's journey as a musician and songwriter, her transition into entrepreneurship, and the importance of finding purpose in business. Tamara shares insights on creativity, problem-solving, and the power of tapping into one's zone of genius. She also emphasizes the need for self-care, mental fitness, and nurturing the five extensions of being: self, family, community, business, and Mother Nature. Throughout the conversation, Tamara highlights the value of positive mindset, surrounding oneself with like-minded individuals, and making decisions based on both logic and intuition.___Get your copy of Personal Socrates: Better Questions, Better Life  Connect with Marc >>>  Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter Drop a review and let me know what resonates with you about the show!Thanks as always for listening and have the best day yet!*Behind the Human is proudly recorded in a Canadian made Loop Phone Booth*Special props

At the Leveling Up Founders' event, Tamara Loehr discusses her best practices in business, managing offshore teams abroad, and the significance of establishing a learning management system process.TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: (00:00) - Tamara Loehr talks about her best practices in business (03:52) - How AI will affect psychology around sales  (05:43) - Tamara Loehr talks about how she mentors businesses (07:39) - Tamara Loehr's learning management system process for marketing (08:25) - Creating and managing an offshore team practices (09:30) - Tamara Loehr's dedicated commitment to advancing women's empowerment Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more!Don't forget to help us grow by subscribing and liking on YouTube!Leave Some Feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with Us:  Single Grain

At the Leveling Up Founders' event, Tamara Loehr discusses her best practices in business, managing offshore teams abroad, and the significance of establishing a learning management system process. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:00] - Tamara Loehr talks about her best practices in business [03:52] - How AI will affect psychology around sales  [05:43] - Tamara Loehr talks about how she mentors businesses [07:39] - Tamara Loehr's learning management system process for marketing [08:25] - Creating and managing an offshore team practices [09:30] - Tamara Loehr's dedicated commitment to advancing women's empowerment Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more! Don't forget to help us grow by subscribing and liking on YouTube! Leave Some Feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with Us:  Single Grain

At the Leveling Up Founders' event, Tamara Loehr discusses her best practices in business, managing offshore teams abroad, and the significance of establishing a learning management system process. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:00] - Tamara Loehr talks about her best practices in business [03:52] - How AI will affect psychology around sales  [05:43] - Tamara Loehr talks about how she mentors businesses [07:39] - Tamara Loehr's learning management system process for marketing [08:25] - Creating and managing an offshore team practices [09:30] - Tamara Loehr's dedicated commitment to advancing women's empowerment What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed   Connect with Eric Siu:    Growth Everywhere Single Grain Leveling Up Eric Siu on Twitter Eric Siu on Instagram

On Episode 408 of Impact Boom, Tamara Loehr of Beusail Academy discusses growing a purpose led business without compromising your health, self or family and what led her to being an internationally acclaimed business woman. If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode! If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 314 with Lori Van Dusen on addressing health and education inequality through impact-led finance -> https://bit.ly/44LEfsG The team who made this episode happen were: Host: Sarah Ripper Guest: Tamara Loehr Producer: Indio Myles We invite you to join our community on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram to stay up to date on the latest social innovation news and resources to help you turn ideas into impact. You'll also find us on all the major podcast streaming platforms, where you can also leave a review and provide feedback.

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On this episode, Ami Kassar interviews Tamara Loehr, Co-Founder of Beusail Academy, a serial entrepreneur very much focused on impact - all about giving back and helping bridge the gap in female entrepreneurship. Tamara is a globally recognized entrepreneur, mum of two young girls, wife and artist (former songwriter and forever painting). Tamara started her first business at the age of 19 years old after graduating from university with a Bachelor of Visual Arts. This marketing agency is still in operation and services national and international clients, as well as the businesses she owns under her investment company. Tamara and her agency specialized in online sales which lead her to become a sort after expert on the topic. Tamara travels internationally speaking on the topic of how to grow businesses online, as well as sharing her experience in growing wellness brands from under $1M to over $10M without capital. Her ‘sweat equity' model saw swift success, leading to her winning a range of global awards including a Gold Stevie® Awards for Women in Business for ‘Fast Growing Company of the in 2016. Tamara's focus is now on ethical brands in the Beauty and Wellness space. All her brands follow a strict mandate; Vegan, Cruelty-free, clean, female founded, sustainable and impactful. All products have giving embedded as a cost of goods, generating impacts to United Nations Sustainability Goals. Tamara has since delved into the world of Community Channel Marketing (CCM) which aims to disrupt the Multi-level Marketing (MLM)/direct selling industry. Her online channel ‘Beusail' is designed to promote ethical brands, whilst developing the next wave of female entrepreneurs. Beusail is a new breed of online marketplace whereby anyone can ‘co-sell' products with 2 clicks of a button and earn up to 30% commission on every sale. Consumers can leverage their power of influence on their social media channels to gain additional source of income. Tamara's legacy is to contribute 10M Buy1Give1 impacts per annum. As a subscriber to the ‘profit and purpose' philosophy, Tamara passionately believes business will change the world's problems, not government. She also acknowledges that this is no longer isolated to billionaire entrepreneurs but businesses of any size. Originally a member of The Entrepreneurs Organization (EO), Tamara was the first president in Queensland to take the role in under three years as a member. With her business interests now being in America, along with her focus on impact, Tamara is a founding member of the Young Presidents Organization (YPO) Impacts Chapter, as well as a YPO Hollywood chapter. Balance is BS. How to have a Work. Life. Blend: Tamara Loehr's book is a focused on the 42% of women in America who are now the breadwinners and know balance doesn't work. Tamara has figured out a new solution after 20+ years as a global entrepreneur. How to ditch expectations, uphold your values and embrace a work-life blend. Tamara's book calls bullshit on ‘balance' and presents a better way: it gives women permission to blend their work and personal lives together without getting burnt out. Every chapter is supported by practical exercises readers can complete to identify their values, align their energies with what matters to them most, set expectations with key people in their lives and map out the life they actually want. Recorded 04/04/2022.

Building a successful business is a dream of many women but only a few manage to make this dream a reality. In this episode, you get first-hand insights from Tamara Loehr, an 8-figure female entrepreneur, on how to put yourself in the best position for phenomenal professional success. Long-lasting success stems not only from competencies and ideas, it is a combination of attitudes and related actions that lead to astonishing results. To move from good to exceptional we need to be clear on what we are truly passionate about, define our purpose, and make choices that are in line with our values. Empowered by this clarity, we can generate the assertiveness that we need to free ourselves from the expectations of other people and do what intuitively believe is right. In this episode, Tamara Loehr shares her personal formula for building a business or a career that you are truly passionate about. Tune in and find out more about her exclusive real-world advice that includes:1 - Defining a clear purpose as a guiding principle2 - Measuring what's good or bad against your values3 - Freeing up from expectations of others4 - Trying things out and having the courage to fail5 - Following your intuition6 - Having the right timing7 - Surrounding yourself with powerful mentorsAbout Tamara Loehr:Tamara Loehr is an Australia native, wife and mother of two, who started her first business at the age of 19 after graduating from college with a Bachelor of Visual Arts.Her ‘sweat equity' model lead her to winning a range of global awards including a Gold winner in the Fast Growing Company of the Year category in the 2016 Stevie Awards for Women in Business. Tamara has become globally known as a leading wellness entrepreneur and is the first Australian investor to commit ‘Buy1Give1' to all her assets. She is proud to use her platform to share how women can have ‘blended' lives (family-business-self) without compromises.About Ulrike Seminati:Ulrike Seminati is a long-standing senior executive, coach and author. After over 20 years of being a successful leader in corporate organizations, Ulrike believes that female leadership is one of the biggest untapped potentials in the world. She is combining all her experience and years of excelling in the corporate world with powerful self-development techniques and gives it to hard workers like you, allowing you to flourish, realize the root causes of your struggle, and finally land that leadership spot you're after!Get your free e-book “Top 10 Achievers' Lessons” by clicking here!Outline of the Episode:[01:18] Using creativity and intuition in business[03:05] Striving for a value-driven and purposeful life[08:27] Doing the opposite of what's expected[10:56] Freeing up from expectations of others[13:54] Execution and timing as key pillars of success[15:57] Trying things out and having the courage to fail[19:09] Approaching and surrounding yourself with powerful mentors[21:56] The three biggest pitfalls for women who want to become an entrepreneurResources of Tamara Loehr:Website: https://www.tamaraloehr.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamaraloehr/Connect with Ulrike!Website: www.empoweringfemaleleaders.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/empoweringfemaleleaders/   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/empowering-female-leaders/ Email: contact@ulrikeseminati.com

In this recap episode we bring you the first parts of four Going Conscious episodes that centre around impact entrepreneurship - different perspectives and insights from using business for good. Enjoy discovering some inspiration and checking out some of the interviews you may have missed.   We will hear from so-called denfluencer Rhona Eskander who shares her journey building her new and very quickly growing sustainable toothpaste business, Stuart Williams who is the founder of Impact Economics and a true pioneer, from Tamara Loehr who has proven that profit can thrive with purpose with her 10s of millions of revenue from positive impact business in beauty and wellness, and from Tommy Ricketts who is revolutionising the carbon market with his incredible business. These four people are all dear friends and people who have impacted my life, and I hope they will impact yours too in some way.   This is the time for us to come together and share new ways to use business not to sustain this earth, but to regenerate this earth. For ourselves, each other, and nature to once again thrive in balance.   Please let me know in a short review which episode, guest or takeaway grabs your attention, and I'll be reading some out as listener shout outs soon.   To listen to the full episodes, search for: #79 Rhona Eskander #29 Stuart Williams #56 Tamara Loehr #12 Tommy Ricketts   Discover show notes, book recommendations and more on www.goingconscious.com.   Connect with Nikki:Instagram & LinkedIn @nikkitrottwww.consciousaccelerator.com

“The bigger you grow a business with impact, the more impact you can make” - Tamara LoehrTamara is an online strategist and impact investor, with over 25 years experience building and exiting 7 and 8 figure online wellness brands.  Tamara believes in profit and purpose with all her companies having giving embedded to the United Nations SDGs. Her mandate of ‘Buy 1, Support 1, Give 1' is driven by a community of conscious consumers who are leveraging their collective purchasing power to support female founders that give back.Tamara's current focus, Beusail, is disrupting the way large organizations engage, reward and retain employees. Beusail's program helps companies drive impact and purpose from within, by empowering their team to transform their lives, and transform the world.  Tamara is a proud YPO North Star founding member, is a YPO Mentor chair board member, and former president of her EO chapter. Tamara is a globally recognised and award-winning entrepreneur, including a Gold Stevie Award in New York for Fast Growth, Fast Starter Top 20 and 3rd place in Smart Company.Please enjoy!Click here to subscribe to The Sell My Business Podcast to save time and effort.SELECTED LINKS FOR THIS EPISODEBeusail Academytamara.loehr@beusailacademy.comTamara Loehr (@tamara_loehr) / TwitterTamara Loehr (@tamara.loehr) • Instagram photos and videosTamara Loehr | FacebookBeusail - YouTubehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/tamaraloehr/https://www.pinterest.com.au/channels1098/_created/The Deep Wealth Sell My Business PodcastCockroach Startups: What You Need To Know To Succeed And ProsperFREE Deep Wealth eBook on Why You Suck At Selling Your Business And What You Can Do About It (Today)Book Your FREE Deep Wealth Strategy Call

Our guest today says  "Balance is BS” and she has even written a best selling book about it.   She is a recognized entrepreneur, mum of two young girls, wife and artist (former songwriter and forever painting) and a true Power House making a huge IMPACT!   Tamara started her first business at the age of 19 years old after graduating from university with a Bachelor of Visual Arts. This marketing agency is still in operation and services national and international clients, as well as the businesses she owns under her investment company.   Tamara and her agency specialized in online sales which lead her to become a sort- after expert on the topic. Tamara travels internationally speaking on the topic of how to grow businesses online, as well as sharing her experience in growing wellness brands from under $1M to over $10M without capital.   Her ‘sweat equity' model saw swift success, leading to her winning a range of global awards including a Gold Stevie® Awards for Women in Business for ‘Fast Growing Company of the in 2016. Tamara's focus is now on ethical brands in the Beauty and Wellness space. All her brands follow a strict mandate; Vegan, Cruelty-free, clean, female founded, sustainable and impactful. All products have giving embedded as a cost of goods, generating impacts to United Nations Sustainability Goals.   Tamara has since delved into the world of Community Channel Marketing (CCM) which aims to disrupt the Multi-level Marketing (MLM)/direct selling industry. Her online channel ‘Beusail' is designed to promote ethical brands, whilst developing the next wave of female entrepreneurs.   Beusail is a new breed of online marketplace whereby anyone can ‘co-sell' products with 2 clicks of a button and earn up to 30% commission on every sale. Consumers can leverage their power of influence on their social media channels to gain additional source of income.   Tamara's legacy is to contribute 10M Buy1Give1 impacts per annum. As a subscriber to the ‘profit and purpose' philosophy, Tamara passionately believes business will change the world's problems, not government. She also acknowledges that this is no longer isolated to billionaire entrepreneurs but businesses of any size.   Originally a member of The Entrepreneurs Organization (EO), Tamara was the first president in Queensland to take the role in under three years as a member. With her business interests now being in America, along with her focus on impact, Tamara is a founding member of the Young Presidents Organization (YPO) Impacts Chapter, as well as a YPO Hollywood chapter.   Please welcome Tamara Loehr!   TRIBAL LEADER † MAGIC MAKER TAMARA.LOEHR@BEUSAIL.COM Www.tamaraloehr.com   YPO Impacts Chapter (Founding Member) ✨ YPO  Mentoring Chair ✨ YPO Hollywood Member Park 2000, Suite 50, 2550 E. Chandler Ave, Las Vegas NV 89120 (702) 823 0365     beusail.com Facebook: Beusail Instagram: Beusail    If you like what we are doing please like, share and subscribe.   This episode is sponsored by: Covenant House Vancouver. Covenant House provides relentless support, unconditional love, and absolute respect for youth overcoming homelessness. Learn more and support the cause at covenanthousebc.org. Hollyhock -  dedicated to helping create a better future via education and personal sharing.  www.hollyhock.ca     #Entrepreneursorganization #EO #YPO #Youngpresidentsorganization #BalanceisBS  @tamaraloehr @balanceisBS #womenentrepreneurs #womenpower #womenrock #LynnTwist #gomoregood #makingadifference #womenentrepreneurs #greatwomen #YPOhollywood #YPOIMPACT #EOImpact #YPOMentor #beusail @beusail     

When did you give up on the idea of balance? How many promises have you broken to yourself or to friends and family? It's so damn hard because the needs of our businesses are immediate and constant. The fires we put out on a daily basis are sometimes literally so how can we step away? How do we unplug without shooting our future selves in the foot? Tamara Loehr has an idea and it's pretty compelling. She advocates for blending and, in today conversation, walks us through the step by step process of seamlessly blending our personal life with our professional life. TIME STAMPED SHOW NOTES [2:35] The juggling act: The merit of asking permission and refusing to apologize [5:25] Setting boundaries and establishing a rhythm [6:49] Training your team: Putting systems in place that establish and uphold expectations [8:55] Establishing core values, bucket lists, and how to have fun on the way through [11:05] The value of doing the opposite: Creating magic by following your gut instincts [14:16] Beginning to blend: From overwhelm to a value-driven life [17:20] The power of mentors: Who to take advice from if you're trying to bring in 10M a year [18:44] Communicating in Color Blocks: Categorizing your conversations for maximum effect [20:02] The Power and Place for EOS, Scaling Up and Net Positive: When to use what to create maximum impact [22:17] Slicing your pie: Unpacking and implementing the systems for getting started [24:40] Living life on your own terms: Creating an effective support system [29:25] Lessons learned: Money, community, and the value of carts before horses For more on blending check out https://www.loehrblend.com FULL COMP is brought to you by Yelp for Restaurants: In July 2020, a few hundred employees formed Yelp for Restaurants. Our goal is to build tools that help restaurateurs do more with limited time. ________________________________ CLICK HERE to Chat with Josh Free Download: 5 Steps to Achieve a 15% Net Profit We have a lot more content coming your way! Be sure to check out the FULL COMP media universe by visiting: FULL COMP Restaurant Marketing School The Playbook Industry Town Halls

My first Australian podcast guest... The ethical entrepreneur and creative powerhouse Tamara Loehr has spent her life making disruptive change for good by ‘doing the opposite'. Now she's encouraging other women to leverage their personal power for global impact. She is the Co-Founder of the House of Beusail brands which is a range of Beauty and Wellness brands that are 100% vegan, female founded, cruelty free, sustainable, indie, made in non-polluting countries and gives back and committed to zero waste. She is also the author of the book "Balance is BS"! A handbook that will change the 42%+ of women who are now the breadwinners. We know “balance” doesn't work. Tamara has figured out a solution after 20+ years as a global entrepreneur. A new way to approach your busy work and life. How to ditch expectations, uphold your values and embrace a work-life blend. https://www.loehrblend.com/ Support this podcast

Tamara Loehr is the Co-Founder of Beusail, an online beauty and wellness product platform that promotes brands that are ethical, cruelty-free, affordable, female-founded and gives back to the community. Beusail is the world's first CCM (Community Channel Marketing) and setting new industry standards by encouraging consumers to “switch” 1 % of their purchases to more ethical choices. Tamara has been a hardworking entrepreneur for 25 years and a force for good which makes her an “evolutionary entrepreneur” by creating a supportive and close global community for women where profit is rooted in purpose and ethical business conduct.  Tune in as Charity and Tamara discuss: How her ethical entrepreneur journey started How to bridge the gap for women in business How Beusail.com grants opportunities for women to set recurring revenue goals What is a Beusail Circles and why she created this spiritual community How women can use their purchasing power to change the world Why stepping into your purpose will transform your life.     Complimentary ticket to a Beusail moon gathering: https://www.beusail.org/gathering Join Tamara's next Prosperity & Purpose Weekend: https://www.beusail.org/weekend   LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamara-loehr INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/tamara.loehr/ BEUSAIL MARKETPLACE: https://beusailcircles.org/ Learn more about Charity and the Five Star Business Accelerator Program: Website: https://nowanswergroup.com/, https://www.charitybrown.biz/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CharityBrownNOW Facebook: :  https://www.facebook.com/nowbusinessacademy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnswerGroupPDX Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/THEHAPPYCEOBIZGURU/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charity-brown-3539533a/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My Million Dollar Lab Series 040 on the Into The LightWeb® Podcast.Joanna Hunter selects the best clips from all of the amazing guests she has had on the show so far in Q3, including: Bryan Clayton, Alicia Macpherson, Tanja Hausfelder, Leah Remillét, Lisa Johnson, Antonio Martinez, Jeremy Miner, Tamara Loehr, Randall Thompson, Emily Grey and Shawn Thomas. You can find all episodes of the Into the LightWeb podcast here...YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6WQjfnuqe9ZFL9RpJ1IdAwApple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/into-the-lightweb/id1548563743Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0DVsRzVoQWF7APxS6WTryC?si=9qu3yCX_T6CCEQYsfoqTcAFor more information on Joanna Hunter, please see-https://www.joannahunter.comhttps://www.facebook.com/joannahuntercomhttps://www.instagram.com/joannahuntercom/

Today, we are accompanied by a superiorly accomplished businesswoman who is doing business ethically and uniquely. Her goal? Using business as a force of good and helping female entrepreneurs bridge the entrepreneurship gap in society. We are delighted to welcome Tamara Loehr on the podcast today. Tamara is a serial entrepreneur and an award-winning businesswoman who has launched multiple ethical startups into global businesses. In this interview with Frits Bussemaker, Tamara tells us her story of setting off on an ethical business journey. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbcy/support

Tamara is an award-winning 8-figure entrepreneur, Co-Founder of Beusail and ethical beauty and wellness Founder. She believes in Business as a Force for Good and is on a mission to: Inspire more businesses to make a positive impact Encourage more women to take the leap to ethical entrepreneurship   I'm excited to announce that I have recently joined Beusail as a partner and strategist where we are working together to empower women to make ethical purchasing decisions, take the leap into entrepreneurship and join an aligned, conscious community to deepen their spiritual growth. As you will hear, we have a big vision to impact millions. It's incredible to join forces with founders who lead with values.   In this episode we talk about why there is a lack of females founding $20M+ businesses and how we are working to change this, how to use business for good, why there is no such thing as mistakes - only lessons, why you're not a success in business if you fail at home, how to claim your power to make ethical purchasing decisions, why people are done with corporate soulless jobs, why you need a community you serve before selling products, and why success is making a difference.   Discover show notes, Tamara's book recommendation and more on www.goingconscious.com.   Connect with Tamara:Instagram & Clubhouse @tamaraloehrwww.beusail.com - join a gathering!   Connect with Nikki:Instagram & Clubhouse @nikkitrottwww.nikkitrott.com

Tamara Loehr is an animal and nature lover, mother of 2 and globally recognised 8-figure entrepreneur driver by social impact. Tamara is a regular guest on TV including home shopping and as a spokesperson for female founders. Tamara speaks globally at events to empower women to take the leap into ethical entrepreneurship. After 25 years in business selling beauty and wellness products, her latest project, Beusail, is bridging the gap in female startups, whilst creating a model where business is a force for good.Find Tamara Loehr at.....www.tamaraloehr.comwww.beusail.comFor more information on Joanna Hunter, visit...https://www.joannahunter.comhttps://www.facebook.com/joannahuntercomhttps://www.instagram.com/joannahuntercom/

Our guests Tamara Loehr and Norman E. Rosenthal teach us how to increase your wealth, heal and make our lives better.

In this episode of Voices of Courage, Ken D. Foster interviews Tamara Loehr, a globally recognized and award-winning entrepreneur who has generated more than 40 million in online sales in the past 5 years selling beauty and wellness products. They discuss what she has learned that can help fast-track aspiring female entrepreneurs, why 9 out of 10 beauty brands fail and how to improve the odds, and how co-selling will change the way we sell products online.   Ken also interviews Norman E. Rosenthal, a world-renowned psychiatrist, researcher, the best-selling author of Winter Blues, the New York Times bestseller Transcendence, and the national bestsellers The Gift of Adversity, and Super Mind. They discuss his latest book, Poetry Rx, and how poetry can help people in various situations as a means of healing and bringing joy to their lives.    Visit: https://voicesofcourage.us/

Ethical entrepreneur and creative powerhouse Tamara Loehr has spent her life making disruptive change for good by ‘doing the opposite'. Now she's encouraging other women to leverage their personal power for global impact. Her book - Balance is BS demonstrates how to have a work, life blend. The book also addresses the recurring issues women (and many men) face as entrepreneurs: the reality of losing more than we win, the need to take a stand against bad behaviour in business, and misconceptions around having to ‘compromise' as a working parent. A major share of Tamara's profits from the book are being donated to Buy1Give1. With her instinct for picking brands that elevate the industry, Tamara invested in a gut health functional snack food company called Gutsii, and premium vegan haircare brand Hot Tresses. Tamara has set her sights on disrupting the beauty industry with her Dollar Beauty Tribe. Tamara believes the purchasing power of consumers in the beauty industry can abolish animal testing, set a new ethical standard for beauty brands and positively impact the world.

In her new book, “Balance is B.S.,” author and entrepreneur Tamara Loehr tells us that balance doesn’t work. From finding your tribe to finding a work-life blend, Tamara tells us how to navigate this crazy world as an entrepreneur. She also talks about her Dollar Beauty Tribe, a way to provide people with affordable, ethical, and cruelty-free cosmetics. Tune in! Timestamps​: 01:40 - Why Tamara wrote “Balance is B.S.” 02:48 - Why the concept of balance is flawed 05:15 - Tamara explains the ‘myth’ behind trying to balance work and life 05:43 - The “9 to 5” schedule is unproductive! 08:32 - Tamara shares her core values 09:40 - Tamara’s concept of “territory vs tribe” 11:48 - How Tamara came up with the Dollar Beauty Tribe 15:19 - Tamara talks about her habits, or her “personal pie” 16:48 - Tamara on the business of family 17:53 - A story about Tamara’s daughter demonstrating understanding of the business of family 20:14 - Tamara on moving up versus rising up 22:17 - The concept of “energy vampires” 24:52 - Vision boards are B.S. 27:25 - What’s next for Tamara? 28:08 - Where to learn more about Dollar Beauty Tribe Resources: Tamara’s Website: ​https://www.loehrblend.com/ Dollar Beauty Tribe: ​https://dollarbeautytribe.com/

Trying to find balance between all the things we have to juggle in our personal and professional lives and often feeling guilty for not reaching that balance.  What if I told you there was a way to blend business and personal lives together without compromising your values? Tamara Loehr is a wife and mother of two who started her first business at the age of 19 who has become globally known as a leading wellness entrepreneur. As an ethical entrepreneur she has spent her life making disruptive change for good and now she’s encouraging other women to leverage their personal power for global impact through her book Balance is B.S. The Hot & Healthy in Business Podcast brings the secrets to success for women in small business. To find out more visit www.hotandhealthyglobal.com  

This week’s Misfit Entrepreneur Tamara Loehr. She is a serial entrepreneur and creative powerhouse. She is the owner of Mitara Impressa, one of the most renowned digital advertising agencies in Australia. She is a real estate investor, singer/songwriter, who went by the name Claire and was featured throughout Australia and the world. She retired from music at 30. After retiring, she met her husband and began a family and then started her first business in the wellness space growing the business to over $10 million in less than 2 years with no capital investment. She went on to go through the Entrepreneur Masters Program at MIT and then with the help of her mentors went to her next level investing and leading global businesses. She invested in Gutsii and vegan haircare brand, Hot Tresses, and oversaw the companies growing into hundreds of stores in 6 weeks of their launch date. She then started Dollar Beauty Tribe. And most recently has released a new book called Balance is B.S. which empowers female breadwinners to play a bigger game in business. Throughout her life, Tamara has basically done the opposite of what everyone thought or expected her to do and it has led to amazing success and incredible impact and I squeeze every bit of wisdom and business advice I can from her in this episode. www.Loehrblend.com Tamara leads with passion and likes to evolve constantly. From the passion comes the business. Whenever she chooses something – it needs to serve her and have an impact. She thinks every 5-10 years you should re-invent yourself, not changes your values, but re-invent and evolve yourself. As she says, “In her 20’s she wanted all the “stuff” and the big office,” and nowadays she wants nothing to do with that. You grew up in the outback in AU…How did you get to become an entrepreneur? Tamara is very creative and has always been an artist. To Tamara, an entrepreneur must be creative to solve problems. She grew up in the arts, music, painting, etc. She got a fine arts degree in university. She is a painter by trade. At the same time, she was writing music and that got her into the business. She began to travel. She then went into marketing and started her first business helping companies grow. She wouldn’t just give them a brand, but figure out the why, how to disrupt, etc. She was very good, and someone told her she should do it for her own products which lead her to some of the businesses she still has today. Over the years, she has really figured out who she is in that she is a creative who doesn’t want to deal with the heavy details. She likes to be in early stage start up and build them to a point, hand them off to be run, and then go to the next one. Out of everything you have seen and done, what is the one key ingredient entrepreneurs need to succeed? They must stick to their values – even when it ruffles feathers. Having values means that you need to show up as yourself. They don’t conform. It is tough because you may not fit in with what the world says you should be, but in that is where you genius is. Embrace it. “The last thing most people work on is themselves, where it should be the opposite. You must operate at the top of your game. And when you have the energy and you show up and you are clear on your vision – that’s where the magic happens. That’s when magic happens to Misfits!” To help you in working on yourself, Tamara asks you to think about and define out your values, beliefs, and “non-negotiables.” What are those for you? Knowing these will help to keep you in alignment At the 15 min mark, Tamara tells us about her book, Balance is B.S. The book started as part of a legacy project as part of the Birthing of Giants Program. Tamara is passionate about helping more females get into entrepreneurship and business. Tamara noticed as she climbed the ladder and grown businesses to $1 million, then $10 million, $50 million and so on, she found less and less women. When she asked women as to why they have not pushed to higher levels, one of the typical responses is that they did not want to sacrifice their family, etc. This gave Tamara pause as she has built massive companies without sacrificing her family and time with her boys – it’s one of her core values. She asked more questions and dug deeper. She found that the bigger the business one built, the more actual freedom and flexibility that they have vs. a small business. The book helps people learn and understand themselves and then shows them the possibility of how they can play a bigger game and stay to true to their values. The other reason for the book is to make a bigger impact and foster entrepreneurship around the world. The best thing an entrepreneur can do is grow a very large, profitable business – and from that give and share with the world. What are some of the myths that hold us back? It all stems from social norms and “what we are supposed to be.” We must create what we are for ourselves based on what is important and what our core values are. We need to say “no” instead of showing up and trying to please everyone and be a certain way because that is what we are supposed to be. It is ok to be selfish with your core values. Once you realize this and understand it, you can then empower others to do the same. You can “blend” your work and personal life and do it the way you want. Blend instead of balance. Put it all together and set the boundaries – then go. Talk to us more about blending instead of balancing… You must create a space where you can blend is very important Making sure you communicate and people understand your values and what is important, so they know how to help you blend. Give yourself and give others the permission to blend. Lead by example. You must extend the same things that you give yourself to those you lead. And there is some stuff that you have to do, no matter what – you may not like it, but you have to do it. Schedule it and get it done. Just figure out how to blend it in. Every time you are torn between two things, ask “How do I bring these 2 things together and blend them?” And don’t apologize for it. Get creative and be open about things – don’t be afraid to ask for help. Can you give us your top piece of advice from the other areas of the book? Self is all about how you serve yourself and how to establish your values, boundaries, and expectations. Everything starts in yourself and flows from there. You will need to learn to renegotiate some things. Personal is about how you want to journey in life and how you want to show up to live the life you have always wanted to. Business is about choice and re-inventing your life in the way that makes sense. You re-invent your life, but not the tools you learn along the way. You take the tools and utilize them to help you create the life and work to serve you. Really knowing what serves you is important. What are the principles and strategies that you use to build companies? Tamara uses the same strategy for every business she starts or comes into. They bring their values to every business they work with. First, they look at the “why” of the business. Then they look at every aspect of the business and ask “How can we do it better?” They look at who the business is serving and the impact it can have in the world and ask, “How do we get there as quickly as possible?” But, you must be careful to no overcomplicate things. Tamara prefers to go deep and narrow and do one thing extremely well and take market share in that area. To increase revenue, you should be hyper focused on the best area to gain it. Then after you have gone deep and narrow, gained market share, increased the revenue, etc., you can go wider. The next part is to be relentless and not let yourself get distracted from the mission. At the same time, you should do the opposite of what the industry expects You must be the best in class in what you do. Don’t compromise. ​ At the 50 min mark, Tamara talks about how and why she built Dollar Beauty Tribe.   Best Quote: “The last thing most people work on is themselves, where it should be the opposite. You must operate at the top of your game. And when you have the energy and you show up and you are clear on your vision – that’s where the magic happens. That’s when magic happens to Misfits”   Tamara's Misfit 3: Family is core. You are not a success in business if you fail at home. Regularly detox. The mind, the body, and your environment. Cleanse your mind, yourself of bad habits, and make sure to clear your environment of negative influences. Do the opposite. Own being a 1 percenter. You are different and need to own it.

Author of "Balance is Bullshit" TAMARA LOEHR shares her story of growing small businesses - why multitasking does NOT work - and how to integrate all the part of your life into one juicy blend.

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Everyone is told to find a 'work-life' balance, however Tamara Loehr doesn't think this is healthy. As a successful entrepreneur, wife, mother, boss, and active global citizen she realized that balance was impossible. Instead she is blazing a new way by creating the blend of work and life. This has freed her up to become at all of them. Removing the barriers and segmentation in life has opened new possibilities of creativity. In today's episode we talk about this new blend, creativity, being an entrepreneur, building businesses that give back, building an impactful life, defining your values, and finding your freedom.Today's episode is sponsored by:Penji - Use code 'JUMBLE' to get 15% off your first month of unlimited graphic design.OpportunityInChina.comAbout Tamara LoehrEntrepreneur and creative powerhouse Tamara Loehr has spent her life making disruptive change for good by ‘doing the opposite’. Now she’s encouraging other women to leverage their personal power for global impact.  Born in Australia into a third-generation mining family, Tamara was raised in a mining town of less than 10,000 people: a culture of hard work and moderate aspirations. She was an artistic, nature-loving free spirit: catching tadpoles, dancing, singing, drawing and dreaming.While her classmates expected to follow their parents into the mines and marriage, Tamara longed for different challenges. As a teenager, she spent long hours in her room writing songs, started a band and performed locally. She was an enthusiastic fundraiser and school council president, later competing in Miss Australia and winning the title of ‘Miss Fundraiser.’ This was when she first realized that she had a talent for making money—and the impact she could create by using that talent for the good of others.Her high school results would have won her place studying Law at university, but she ‘did the opposite’ (to the horror of her parents) and pursued Fine Arts majoring in Illustration, with a minor in Marketing. Graduating with top marks, she was snapped up by a Gold Coast marketing agency as a graphic designer. Less than one year in the job, she realized she loved the work but hated the ego-driven, male-dominated industry. This pushed her to start her own digital marketing agency with a different approach, Mitara Empresa, which she still owns over twenty years later.Inspired by reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Tamara started asset-building in her early twenties. She lived on vegemite and toast to save up the deposit for her first investment property, a site overlooking the river and city where she later built a block of units. While Mitara skyrocketed into the top 2% of marketing agencies in the country, Tamara continued songwriting and worked on projects around the world as an indie writer and recording artist. Performing under the stage name ‘Claire’, Tamara kept her parallel career separate from her marketing clients, who often assumed that the singer they saw on TV and performing at football games was Tamara’s sister! Heading up her own agency gave Tamara the flexibility to go on six-week overseas writing tours while the business remained running under her team. This is when Tamara first started blending: business, travel and music.Retiring from music at 30, Tamara was on her final tour when she met her husband during a stopover in London. He moved to Australia, and when their first child was born he chose to become a stay-at-home father. With her husband delighted to ‘do the opposite’ with roles in their family life, Tamara was able to continue as a passionate entrepreneur and the family breadwinner.She refocused her energy and ambitions on business, getting her first business coach. In 2015 she joined Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) and found her tribe. With her typical drive and natural leadership, she became the president of her chapter in only her third year of membership. Through EO she learned about the ‘sweat equity’ model of business and started her first venture in the wellness space, growing a business from under $1M annual turnover to over $10M in less than two years with no capital investment—an astonishing achievement for a first-time investor.Hungry for more, Tamara was accepted to the Entrepreneurs Masters Program (a.k.a. ‘The Birthing of Giants’) at MIT in Boston, where she completed a three-year course with fellow entrepreneurs from around the world. Here she focused on defining her values, establishing her mandate and creating her legacy project. Jeff Hoffman (guest lecturer at EMP, founder of Priceline.com and advocate of ‘Business for Good’, regularly representing entrepreneurs at the UN) agreed to mentor Tamara to transition into her next growth phase: global impact. Feeling limited by the model and partners from her Australia-based business, Tamara sold out and moved on to expand her investment in ethical wellness, through capital raising and breaking into the United States market. With her instinct for picking brands that elevate the industry, Tamara invested in a gut health functional snack food company called Gutsii, and premium vegan haircare brand Hot Tresses. Within 12 months of launching Hot Tresses in the States, the products were available at a range of premium outlets such as Nordstrom and Hudson Bay and featured on QVC’s Beauty IQ. Gutsii was launched more recently and has also achieved amazing results out of the gate, picking up 600 stores in six weeks from launch date and being available in-store in four countries.Forever determined to ‘do the opposite’, Tamara has set her sights on disrupting the beauty industry with her Dollar Beauty Tribe. Tamara believes the purchasing power of consumers in the beauty industry can abolish animal testing, set a new ethical standard for beauty brands and positively impact the world. In 2018, Tamara was accepted into the Young Presidents Organisation (YPO), becoming one of 25,000+ global members turning over an average of $45M across their businesses. Sadly, only approximately 10% of members are female, a disconnect from the fact that 40% of households in the States are now supported by a female breadwinner. This revelation prompted Tamara to write a book to empower female breadwinners to play a bigger game in business, titled Balance is B.S. In the book, Tamara shares her personal formula for building a work/life blend (not balance!) in order to scale your business without burning out.The book also addresses the recurring issues women (and many men) face as entrepreneurs: the reality of losing more than we win, the need to take a stand against bad behaviour in business, and misconceptions around having to ‘compromise’ as a working parent.A major share of Tamara’s profits from the book are being donated to Buy1Give1. For every 200 books sold, a business loan will be provided to a female in a developing country. From a frustrated creative spirit in small-town rural Australia, to the leader of a global tribe of beauty influencers, Tamara’s passions and priorities have remained the same: “Doing the opposite”, disrupting old patterns to create positive change, and leading other passionate people to create a legacy that changes the world. 

Tamara Loehr is an international best selling author of Balance is B.S. She is a serial entrepreneur and creative powerhouse. Tamara Loehr has spent her life making disruptive change for good by “doing the opposite.” Now she’s encouraging other women to leverage their personal power for global impact. A major share of Tamara’s profits from the book are being donated to Buy1Give1. For every 200 books sold, a business loan will be provided to a female in a developing country. As president of her chapter in Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) she learned about the “sweat equity” model of business and started her first venture in the wellness space, growing a business from under $1M annual turnover to over $10M in less than two years. Tamara runs both functional snack food company called Gutsii, and a premium vegan haircare brand Hot Tresses, which are carried by QVC, Nordstrom and Hudson Bay. Find out more: https://www.success.com/author/tamara-loehr/ Don't Miss Moments: -->Why Tamara doesn't agree with work-life balance -->How she is able to blend her life with her daughter, husband and multi million dollar enterprises -->What Tamara suggests employees can do to blend more in their lives -->How Tamara finds time to do everything in her life

Tamara Loehr shares her perspective on work-live blending.   You'll Learn: Three steps for getting to the root of guilt Why you should go on an acquaintance diet How to optimally divide your time amongst competing priorities   About Tamara: Tamara Loehr is an Australian native, wife, and mother of two, who started her first business at the age of 19 after graduating college with a Bachelor of Visual Arts. Her ‘sweat equity’ model led her to winning a range of global awards. Loehr has become globally known as a leading wellness entrepreneur, growing her first business from under $1M annual turnover to over $10M in less than two years with no capital investment. She is proud to use her platform to share how people can have ‘blended’ lives without compromises.   View transcript, show notes, and links at http://AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep427

Host Timothy Rodriguez interviews Tamara Loehr on our Mini Spotlight series about her new book Balance is BS. Confronting head-on that the “work-life balance” doesn’t actually work, Tamara has figured out a new solution after more than 20 years as a global entrepreneur. She outlines how to ditch expectations, uphold one’s values and embrace a work-life blend. “Balance is B.S.” is a handbook, with practical exercises, designed to change the mindsets of women in the U.S. who are the primary breadwinners of their households. “Balance is B.S” is designed to inspire all employed women – entrepreneurs, business owners, executives, etc. – who are the primary earners in their households, juggling work and personal commitments. Regardless of career trajectory or level of earning, the book is inclusive to all working women – married, single, in same-sex relationships and with or without children. Tamara speaks into a variety of topics and provides expert real life advice in her book -- including: “How to ditch balance and get people on board with blending”; “How to cope with pressure and keep your financial promises,”; “How to get over guilt and be the parent you want to be”; “How to foster friendships that bring out your best,” and many more. The book also includes exercises designed to help the reader identify their values, and re-asses their lives. A portion of the book sales proceeds will go to the Global Giving Initiative, B1G1, to provide business loans to women in developing countries (Buy1Give1). “My new book calls the ‘B.S.’ on ‘balance’ and presents a different way,” says Tamara, “giving women permission to blend their work and personal lives together without getting burned out. Women are increasing their expectations in their careers, but are not adjusting their expectations around their partners, parenting and personal lives.” HELPFUL LINKS: Website - http://afterbuzztv.com Apple Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/afterbuzz-tv/id407139777?mt=2 Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/afterbuzztv Like us on Facebook - http://facebook.com/afterbuzztv See on us Instagram - http://instagram.com/afterbuzztv Merch - http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ ABOUT AFTERBUZZ TV: Created by Emmy winner Maria Menounos & producer Keven Undergaro, AfterBuzz TV is the digital broadcast network dedicated to producing live and on-demand after-shows, news and coverage for nearly every TV show featuring expert recaps & interviews with cast & crew. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tamara Loehr founder of FivePointFour, Hot Tresses, Mitara Communications and PieLAB Venture Partners started a marketing company 19 years ago specialising in national and international ASX and established brands. Tamara’s agency also worked closely with medium size private companies to develop and implementing high-growth marketing and sales strategies. The agency grew to be in the top 2% of agencies in Australia.   Tamara’s specialty is in online sales automation and is an international speaker on the topic. Tamara’s focus is on subscription-based online products/services that use social media channels to build brands and sales off limited marketing budgets (organic growth strategies).   Timestamped Show Notes: 0:02:21 —> 0:02:25 Tamara has always been creative as a professional songwriter and a medical illustrator 0:03:26 —> 0:03:30 Becoming an entrepreneur after working 6 months at an agency in the corporate world 0:04:07 —> 0:04:13 In the 2016 Stevie® Awards for Women in Business, FivePointFour Holdings Pty Ltd was recognized as a Gold winner in the Fastest Growing Company of the Year category. 0:04:33 —> 0:04:42 The award becomes a responsibility more than a title because when you win something like that you feel like you need to go out and share with other people 0:04:57 —> 0:05:02 The 15-year journey to becoming a VC 0:05:36 —> 0:05:43 EO and the concept of sweat equity 0:06:17 —> 0:06:24 Why come up with a new business idea when 4 out of 5 business are failing 0:06:36 —> 0:06:43 The prepared meals VC project 0:07:20 —> 0:07:25 Applying the 80/20 rule to business 0:08:05 —> 0:08:30 Having a food business without any previous experience and how EO helped Tamara navigate 0:08:48 —> 0:09:21 The 5 rules of sweat equity or 5 tactics can you talk a bit about that here 0:09:21 —> 0:09:58 1st rule: coming to an agreement on what it's worth and founders syndrome 0:09:58 —> 0:10:04 2nd rule: Whatever that value is, give that to them in marketing or services rendered in the amount you would charge a client 0:10:45 —> 0:11:12 3rd rule: No win No fee equity 0:11:12 —> 0:11:48 4th rule: On-boarding a business coach 0:11:48 —> 0:12:39 5th rule: Build it to sell it or at least to have nice options 0:12:44 —> 0:12:51 Before EO and NLP Training 0:14:02 —> 0:14:29 Businesses is how we're gonna change the world, not governments 0:14:29 —> 0:14:51 Richard Branson, the expensive selfie and getting engaged 0:14:51 —> 0:16:36 Buy one, Give one model and the Entrenched Charity 0:16:36 —> 0:17:38 Personal goal: I want to impact 10000000 lives a year 0:17:38 —> 0:21:04 Millennials and social media 0:21:56—> 0:25:44 The hunger project 0:25:44—> 0:27:29 Interruptive marketing and millennials 0:27:29 —> 0:29:32 Poor customer reviews and the fear of online transparency 0:29:32 —> 0:32:06 Obsessed with video content for social media 0:32:06 —> 0:32:43 Let's talk about women entrepreneur growing the business over $10000000 because it's easier 0:32:43 —> 0:36:44 Fear of judgments made because you're married and you have kids 0:36:44 —> 0:37:16 I challenge women around that whole “compromising” thing regarding growing a big because then they don't have to compromise the family because I wouldn't say that I have by going big 0:37:29 —> 0:37:59 EO kept me sane, kept me grounded kept me focused, and gave me the tools. Key Points: 1. There are plenty of failing businesses that could use your expertise, there's no need to reinvent the wheel to make money. 2. Women should not feel they have to choose between family life and large career success. 3. Businesses are how we're gonna change the world, not governments. Resources:Tamara Loehr's SiteEO Network