Podcast appearances and mentions of tanya alvarez

Starting out at age 25, Tanya Alvarez self-funded her first New York ad agency, using credit cards, and achieved zero to 1 million in revenue in the first year. Along the way, she traveled to 42 countries, completing the Boston and NYC Marathons and a Half Ironman, all while battling a rare brittle bone condition. Tanya is a classic underdog story, and she's on a mission to help you own your life, not just your business. Through OwnersUP, Tanya aims to empower you to win at work without losing at home, utilizing facilitated accountability sprints to scale your business sanely and enable you to live your ideal life now.

Welcome to Potential to Powerhouse: Success Secrets from Female Leaders, where host Tracy Holland shares raw, inspiring stories of powerhouse women who have conquered challenges and paved the way for success. In this episode, we meet Tanya Alvarez, a first-generation American entrepreneur with an incredible underdog story. Diagnosed with osteogenesis imperfecta, a rare bone condition, Tanya defied medical odds to become a marathoner, traveler, and business trailblazer. From scaling her first business from $0 to $1 million in its first year to helping entrepreneurs align goals with personal values, Tanya's story is a testament to grit, mindset, and intentional living. Tune in to hear how she overcame adversity, redefined success, and developed actionable techniques for accountability and growth. Episode Highlights: Tanya's diagnosis and her mindset shifts that helped her succeed against all odds. How she scaled her first business to $1 million in its first year while traveling to over 42 countries. The powerful lessons she learned from selling her first company and applying them to her new venture. How Tanya uses goal-setting, prioritization, and accountability to help entrepreneurs achieve faster growth. Balancing business with personal values: Tanya's approach to staying future-focused and avoiding burnout. The importance of gratitude, peer groups, and small daily habits in fostering long-term success.Tanya's candid advice for entrepreneurs struggling with boundaries, time management, and fear of failure. Key Takeaways: Tanya Alvarez proves that mindset is the ultimate tool for overcoming challenges, from rare medical conditions to entrepreneurial hurdles. She emphasizes the importance of aligning your goals with your values, seeking accountability through peer groups, and maintaining gratitude in everyday life. By breaking big tasks into smaller, actionable steps and prioritizing what truly matters, entrepreneurs can achieve sustainable success without sacrificing their personal lives. Connect with Us: Follow Tanya Alvarez on LinkedIn to learn more about her accountability framework and entrepreneurial insights. Subscribe to our newsletter: Potential to Powerhouse Follow us on Instagram: @PotentialToPowerhouse   Feeling inspired by Tanya's journey? Take the first step toward building the life and business you want by setting intentional goals today. Share your progress with us on IG @potentialtopowerhouse and connect with a community of powerhouse women - please rate and review! It means the world.

The secret sauce to success is in being accountable.Founder of OwnersUP, Tanya Alvarez, helps B2B service-based founders solve their biggest challenges through facilitated peer groups. Tanya realized the power of a well-set accountability system when she founded her first company which grew to $1M in its first year. Accountability is not sexy, nor fun for most entrepreneurs. They feel ashamed and burned out, and usually avoid holding themselves accountable. As Tanya explains, no one can do this work on their own. She has a different blueprint for accountability that avoids shaming. Her accountability groups help people have work-life balance, achieving goals and even finding the right partners.She shares stories and tips on setting accountability correctly to shift mindset, overcome perfectionism, and facilitate groups in a supportive way. Community, celebration, and sharing of experiences make accountability more do-able and effective.  Show notes:

In this episode of The Quotable Podcast, Alessandra Polina interviews Tanya Alvarez, the inspiring founder of OwnersUp, a B2B service-based business dedicated to helping entrepreneurs scale their ventures and reclaim their time.    HIGHLIGHTS Tanya's Entrepreneurial Journey: Tanya shares her story of diving into entrepreneurship at the age of 25. Despite facing significant challenges, she grew her first business to over $1 million in its first year. Streamlining Business Operations: Tanya explains the strategies she implemented to streamline business operations, allowing her to focus on growth and reclaim her personal time. Balancing Personal and Professional Life: Tanya provides insights into how she learned to prioritize her personal life while managing a growing business, emphasizing the importance of work-life balance. Founding OwnersUp: Tanya discusses the motivation behind starting OwnersUp and how it aims to support entrepreneurs in scaling their businesses efficiently. Using the RAP Method: Tanya explains how to boost your focus and work smarter to build your business without putting in more time.   RESOURCES + LINKS If you have any other tips or ideas leave a comment under the post for this episode on Instagram or shoot me a DM.   FOLLOW US @quotablemediaco @quotablemagazine   FOLLOW TANYA Website - ownersup.com LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alvarezt/ IG - https://www.instagram.com/ownersup/ Offer - https://grit.ownersup.com/RAP   Quotable: A Female Entrepreneur Podcast is the podcast by and for female entrepreneurs and business owners. For any show ideas, to submit a guest to the podcast, or if you have any questions, please visit quotablemediaco.com/podcast.   Did you love this week's episode? Leave us a review wherever you're listening right now! Or, Comment on this week's episode's Instagram post with how this has inspired you!

In this episode of the Mom Owned and Operated podcast, Rita Suzanne and Tanya Alvarez discuss raising a family, running a business and remembering yourself.Starting out at age 25, Tanya Alvarez self-funded her first New York ad agency, using credit cards, and achieved zero to 1 million in revenue in the first year. Along the way, she traveled to 42 countries, completing the Boston and NYC Marathons and a Half Ironman, all while battling a rare brittle bone condition. Her name is Tanya Alvarez, a classic underdog story, and she's on a mission to help you own your life, not just your business. Through OwnersUP, Tanya aims to empower you to win at work without losing at home, utilizing facilitated accountability sprints to scale your business sanely and enable you to live your ideal life now.You can connect with Tanya on her website, on Instagram, LinkedIn, or Facebook. Support the Show.Tired of business as usual? Join a community that's rewriting the rules. Proven strategies to attract more clients and boost your income Free weekly networking events to expand your reach Authentic relationships and support from fellow entrepreneurs All the details are here: https://ritasuzanne.com/community P.S. You can find more interviews at momownedandoperated.com and learn about working with Rita at ritasuzanne.com/apply/

Are you struggling with distractions and lack of productivity? Tanya Alvarez is a successful entrepreneur and accountability expert. Join us as we discuss overcoming burnout, setting boundaries, and finding joy in your entrepreneurial journey. We covered relevant topics for all of us juggling the roles of mom, entrepreneur, and everything in between.   Also in this episode: Tanya shares her journey from self-funding her first business to empowering entrepreneurs to succeed without sacrificing their personal lives We dive into setting realistic goals, prioritizing tasks, and managing energy to avoid burnout  Learn valuable tips on creating effective accountability groups and the key to finding the right partner for your success journey   Let's embrace these valuable lessons and apply them to our own lives as we navigate the challenges and joys of being a mompreneur. Remember, progress is a journey, and with the right mindset and support, we can achieve our goals while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.   Connect With Tanya: Website | Instagram | LinkedIn   About Tanya: At the age of 25, she self-funded her first New York ad agency using credit cards and achieved zero to one million in revenue in the first year. Along the way, she traveled to 42 countries, completing the Boston and NYC marathons and a half Ironman, all while battling a rare brittle bone condition.   Through her business Owners Up, Tanya aims to empower you to win at work without losing at home, utilizing facilitated accountability sprints to scale your business sanely and enable you to live your ideal life now.   If you missed the live Summer-Ready Success Workshop, here is the link to watch the recording and get your Summer-Ready Success Guide: https://www.martinewilliams.com/summer    Be sure to follow this podcast to automatically receive new episodes: Apple | Spotify | Webpage   Connect With Martine: Website | LinkedIn | Instagram   Book A Free Clarity Call with Martine: https://calendly.com/martinewilliams/clarity-call   Check out my favorite books and items to make life and business a little more simple and a lot more fun!: http://www.shop.martinesfavoritethings.com    About Martine Williams: Martine is a life coach, public motivator, podcaster, author, and mompreneur who helps other mompreneurs win at work without losing themselves in the process. Martine brings her experience as a certified PDP Professional and life coach to coach entrepreneurs on how to illuminate their strengths, cultivate their confidence, and elevate their lives. She also loves inviting mompreneur guests on the show to share their perspectives and provide inspiration, success tips, life hacks, and skills for a burnout-proof life and business. This podcast is edited and produced by: Chris Assist Media

Starting anything can be a challenge, but it becomes a lot easier when you have a community of people to support you, hold you accountable and cheerlead for you. What a great conversation with Tanya Alvarez.  We talked about all the things, but especially how she started her first agency at 25, grew it past 1MM in revenue and leveraged all of that experience to lead at her current company, OwnersUp. I want you to prepare to be inspired, encouraged and armed with new information to become more visible and start the things that you want to do!

Send us a Text Message.Join us this week for an inspiring interview with Tanya Alvarez, founder of Owners Up, as she shares her entrepreneurial journey, insights on scaling B2B businesses, and personal experiences. From the initial decision to sell a business to dealing with a rare condition, Tanya's story is one of resilience and dedication. Learn valuable tips on funding, managing time as an entrepreneur, and balancing life as a parent. Don't miss her motivational advice and practical strategies for success in both business and life.Connect with Tanya on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alvarezt/ Tanya's Website: https://ownersup.com/ Reach out to her to get a Goal Prioritization Matrix and Focus Booster Sheets!Yegi is a young entrepreneur who has always been curious and hardworking. You can say she has always seen things out of the box and been able to creatively solve difficult problems. Her cool and collective spirit in life and business makes you want to be around her. She thrives on inspiring others and helps others see things from a positive point of view. The Yegi Project, is the podcast for the young entrepreneur who may not know where to start, doesn't have anyone to guide them in the right direction and may not have full support from others. This podcast is called The Yegi “Project” because although Yegi is happy with where she is now, she knows that she still has a lot to do to complete her mission and purpose in this world. She aims to use this podcast to work hard alongside all of you to grow to a point where she can make a lasting change in people's lives and in the world.  If you would like to be a guest on a future episode of The Yegi Project, please email info@yegiproject.comThe Yegi Project is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and more!https://linktr.ee/theyegiprojectDisclaimer: This podcast or any other The Yegi Project episodes on this platform or other podcast streaming platforms is not legal business or tax advice. I make this content based on my own experience as a business owner and MBA for educational and entertainment purposes only.

Can you have your cake and eat it too? So many solopreneurs want a successful business that also allows them to live the life they want to live, but finding that work/life balance can be hard.Well, today we're joined by Tanya Alvarez who is on a mission to help people crush it at work and still win at home.Tanya started her first New York Ad Agency when she was just 25. Without a trust fund or rich uncle, she relied on her credit cards and a truckload of determination. And with that, in just one year, she turned that agency into a million-dollar business.But that's not all – while building her company, she also traveled to over 42 countries, completed the Boston and NYC Marathons, and even finished a Half Ironman.  Oh, and did we mention she was dealing with a rare condition that causes brittle bones through all of that?Pretty impressive.We invited her on the show to discuss things like:How to navigate through distractions when they are everywhereTactics to supercharge daily productivityHow to structure a practical blueprint to materialize work-life equilibrium through accountability groupsPlus so much more! Be sure to tune in.Being a solopreneur is awesome but it's not easy. It's hard to get noticed. Most business advice is for bigger companies, and you're all alone...until now. LifeStarr's SoloSuite gives you free education, community, and tools to build a thriving one-person business.  So, if you are lacking direction, having a hard time generating leads, or are having trouble keeping up with everything you have to do, or even just lonely running a company of one, be sure to check out SoloSuite Starter!Access SoloSuite Starter

On this week's episode of Next Level Minds I had the opportunity to sit down with Tanya Alveraz, the Founder of OwnersUp. We discussed multiple exciting topics! How to embrace risk and failure and use it for you, ways to handle stress and anxiety as a business owner, the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people, how and why she started her company, her entrepreneurial journey of selling her first startup, and much more.  Connect with Tanya on here website here!

Growing up with a mother who fully supported big dreams, Tanya Alvarez embodied entrepreneurial spirit early on. And through success, she's found her definition of making it has evolved from chasing ego-based metrics to creating a meaningful legacy.

In this episode of the Be Helpful Podcast, host Gboyega Adebayo sits down with Tanya Alvarez, founder of Owners Up. Tanya shares invaluable advice on entrepreneurship, mindset, and the importance of building supportive communities. She discusses her approach to work-life balance, underscoring the importance of personal development and identifying what truly matters in life. The discussion further explores the crucial role of accountability in entrepreneurship, with Tanya revealing her effective strategies for setting goals and maintaining self-accountability. Connect with Tanya: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ownersup/ Webpage: https://ownersup.com/ Don't forget to visit the website for more helpful content: https://www.behelpfulpodcast.com Start Your Side Hustle: https://www.yencil.com Follow the show's socials: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/behelpfulpodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/behelpfulpodcast/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7ZNyAUhGQYfTETUJm-hnHw --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/behelpfulpodcast/message

Entrepreneurship can feel lonely, but it doesn't have to be. You can achieve so much more with business collaboration and support from others. So this week, Tanya Alvarez of OwnersUp sits down with A.J. to chat about the importance of community building for entrepreneurs and how she's helping owners to team up and scale faster. They go into the details of finding the right network, keeping each other in check, and growing faster together.About Tanya AlvarezTanya Alvarez is the founder of OwnersUp, a platform revolutionizing how service-based founders scale their businesses. She's a Miami native with Colombian heritage who built a 7-figure ad agency (Blink Ads) from scratch at just 25. But Tanya found her entrepreneurial journey isolating and overwhelming, which motivated her to create OwnersUp. Now, she helps other successful business owners to collaborate, share challenges, and hold each other accountable. Beyond her business successes, Tanya is a proud parent and a seasoned marathoner, having completed the Boston, NYC, and a Half Ironman marathons despite living with a rare bone condition. She's also an avid traveler who has visited over 42 countries and loves learning about other cultures.What potential pitfalls to look out for in business collaboration?Business collaboration often comes with a multitude of benefits. However, not all collaborations are created equal, and certain pitfalls can turn an exciting partnership into a tricky situation. Here are some potential issues to be aware of:Speaking Different Business Languages: Entrepreneurs, although united in their drive for success, often have unique paths, ideologies, and business languages. If these do not align, collaboration can be difficult. It's essential to find a common ground and clear, effective communication language from the get-go.Differing Expectations: A collaboration can quickly go downhill if expectations aren't clarified and agreed upon upfront. From financials to time commitment, ensure everything is out in the open and agreed upon to minimize potential surprises down the road.Culture Clash: Every business has its unique culture. If the company cultures of the collaborating parties don't go well, the partnership could face challenges. Ensure both parties share common values and vision before sealing the deal.Successful business collaborations depend on paying attention to potential problems. If you address these issues from the start, you can achieve a better partnership and accomplish your common goals.Key Insights:Build your support network. Start by actively seeking out communities of fellow entrepreneurs, both online and offline. Don't just network—seek genuine connections where you can both offer and receive support and guidance. That's how you'll build a strong support system that will help you thrive personally and grow professionally.Not every opportunity is worth pursuing. Create a system to evaluate new opportunities that come your way so that you're not distracted by shiny new objects and lose focus from the bigger picture. This can be a checklist of criteria or a monthly review with your mentor or even a peer group. This process will help you assess if an idea is worth pursuing and help you stay focused on what truly matters for your business.Establish a routine that works for you. Schedule weekly planning sessions to reflect on your personal and business goals. Use this time to adjust your workload and plan future activities, but also incorporate time for rest and personal interests. This routine will help you ensure you're headed in a good direction with your business but, at the same time, keep you grounded and balanced in all aspects of your life.Decide what success means to you. Take the time to define success for yourself, considering both your personal and business values. Once you are clear on that, let these ideas help you make decisions for your business that align with these values, moving steadily toward your vision of success.Use business collaboration for accountability. As an entrepreneur, partnering with a like-minded individual or joining a business-focused group can keep you accountable. This involves sharing your goals, tracking your progress, and tackling any setbacks together. Regular check-ins inspire motivation, helping you stay committed to your entrepreneurial vision.Tanya's best advice for entrepreneurs:“Entrepreneurs are always looking into, like business growth, profit… But what about yourself? Your own well-being? Who keeps you in check on that?”Connect with Tanya:LinkedInInstagramOwnersUp WebsiteResources Mentioned:Benjamin Franklin's Daily RoutineFollow Beyond 8 Figures:LinkedinXWebsite

Tanya Alvarez is an accomplished entrepreneur who began her journey by independently funding her first advertising agency in New York at just 25 years old. Despite personal health challenges, Alvarez's grit and determination led her to establish Owners Up, a program designed to assist business owners in achieving professional success without compromising their personal well-being. Alvarez's perspective on scaling a business-to-business (B2B) service business revolves around strategic decision-making and prioritization. Drawing from her extensive experience in the advertising industry, especially in affiliate marketing, Alvarez emphasizes a model that focuses on payment based on lead and sales outcomes. She also underlines the importance of understanding the business model, capitalizing on strengths, and making mutually beneficial sales decisions. According to Alvarez, scaling a B2B service business necessitates a blend of strategic thinking, efficient decision-making, and a focus on long-term value.

Tanya Alvarez, founder of a New York ad agency at 25, battled odds and achieved $1M in revenue. With OwnersUP, she helps you win at work while living what matters most. What business problem do you solve? In this episode, Tanya Alvarez, founder of a New York ad agency, shares insights on maintaining focus, achieving life fulfillment, and combating overwhelm in entrepreneurship.  Small Business Answer Man's Shownotes: Tanya Alvarez shares insights on maintaining focus in entrepreneurship.  Gary emphasizes the importance of maintaining focus and achieving life fulfillment amidst the challenges of entrepreneurship.  Tanya explains the significance of self-awareness and conducting a task audit to prioritize activities effectively.  Tanya suggests implementing simple productivity habits like idea ranking and the “RAP” method (Review, Assess, Prioritize) to combat overwhelm.  Tanya shares examples of clients who have successfully scaled their businesses while reclaiming their time through accountability groups.  Listeners are encouraged to visit Tanya's website, ownersup.com, and connect with her on social media for additional resources and support.  Tanya offers a free resource accessible via her Instagram handle, @TanyaCAlvarez, providing a detailed framework on prioritization and maintaining focus.  Tanya Alvarez's Small Business Tip: Tanya emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and conducting a task audit to prioritize activities effectively. By understanding where time is being spent, entrepreneurs can ensure they are focusing on the tasks that truly matter for their business success.  Connect with Tanya Alvarez: Website: https://ownersup.com/ https://grit.ownersup.com/RAP LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Clarity Navigator Discovery Session – Sign Up HERE Learn more about Gary's Mastermind group at goascend.biz/the-mastermind-solution

What do you want your life to look like? Last week I talked about how not being intentional is kind of like driving a car without the GPS. But goal setting without knowing what you want – that's a bit like driving a car without having a destination in mind. Well, today, Tanya Alvarez is going to help us figure out the destination – you can think of her as your own GPS. And much like that Google Maps car, she's well-traveled and has a ton of experience to back up her advice – from funding her first startup with credit cards to completing a Half Ironman and traveling to 42 countries, she's done it all. And now she wants to help you do it too, by sharing her system for prioritizing your goals.Top TakeawaysTake the time to define and rank your personal values. Understand how these values shape your goals and prioritize them to ensure alignment with your desired outcomes.View your goals as hypotheses and break them down into manageable time frames. This approach provides flexibility for adjustments while promoting focused and effective work periods.When faced with multiple business ideas or tasks, evaluate them based on effort, impact, and activity categories. This can help you understand your capacity and prioritize tasks effectively.Show NotesTanya Alvarez Sponsors: Check out Liquid WebGo to http://porkbun.com/HowIBuiltIt24 to get $1 off your next desired domain name at Porkbun! ★ Support this podcast ★

In this captivating episode of the Zenpreneur Podcast, we dive into the extraordinary life of Tanya Alvarez. Starting an ad agency in NYC with just credit cards, Tanya's entrepreneurial spirit led her to an astounding $1 million in revenue in the first year. Battling a rare bone condition didn't hold her back; instead, it fueled her adventures across 42 countries, running marathons, and completing a half Ironman. As the powerhouse behind Owners Up, Tanya shares invaluable insights into thriving professionally and personally.Connect with Tanya:Instagram: //www.instagram.com/tanyac.alvarez/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alvarezt/ Website: https://ownersup.com/

Starting out at age 25, Tanya Alvarez self-funded her first New York ad agency, using credit cards, and achieved zero to 1 million in revenue in the first year. Along the way, she traveled to 42 countries, completing the Boston and NYC Marathons and a Half Ironman, all while battling a rare brittle bone condition. A classic underdog story, Tanya is on a mission to help you own your life, not just your business. Through OwnersUP, Tanya aims to empower you to win at work without losing at home, utilizing facilitated accountability sprints to scale your business sanely and enable you to live your ideal life now. Key Moments [03:51] Traveled, booked trips, had team in places. [07:55] Discussing experiences with marathon and Ironman races. [11:32] Parenting an 11-year-old and entrepreneurship's challenges. [16:01] Reflect on activities, prioritize, delegate for improvement. Find Tanya Online https://grit.ownersup.com/RAP If you're enjoying Entrepreneur's Enigma, please give us a review on the podcast directory of your choice. We're on all of them and these reviews really help others find the show. GoodPods: https://gmwd.us/goodpods iTunes: https://gmwd.us/itunes Podchaser: https://gmwd.us/podchaser Also, if you're getting value from the show and want to buy me a coffee, go to the show notes to get the link to get me a coffee to keep me awake, while I work on bringing you more great episodes to your ears. →  https://gmwd.us/buy-me-a-coffee Follow Seth Online: Seth | Digital Marketer (@s3th.me) • Instagram: Instagram.com/s3th.me Seth Goldstein | LinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/sethmgoldstein Seth On Mastodon: https://s3th.me/@pch Seth's Marketing Junto Newsletter: https://MarketingJunto.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Does the struggle of juggling motherhood and entrepreneurship sound familiar to you? Have you been told to simply work harder or figure it out on your own in order to find success in both areas? The stress and burnout from trying to do it all without any support can be overwhelming, leaving you feeling drained and discouraged.In this episode, our guest is Tanya Alvarez, who at age 25 started a New York ad agency using credit cards and went from zero to 1 million in revenue in the first year. She's overcome a whole lot in her life. She's 45 now, and we chat a good bit about health struggles that she's been through, although perspective is critical with regard to that and how frankly, her sister has much more severe health struggles.I always wanted to be like, in your 20s, especially from my background, there was a little chip on my shoulder that I wanted to prove, be that entrepreneur, right? But then I was like, wait, what about if I work myself? What's the cost? It's kind of like running, right? I wanted to run in high school to run again to division one, ended up at division three, even though I got full scholarships to division one because of the education. And then I had to think, do I want to be a professional runner? Well, luckily, I didn't, because I would have figured out later on in my life that I wasn't able to full on. But the whole point is, what's the cost that you're willing to do? - Tanya AlvarezConnect with Tanya Alvarez:WEBSITE: https://grit.ownersup.com/goal-prioritization-systemLINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alvarezt/FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/tanya.a.alvarez.7?mibextid=LQQJ4dINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/ownersup?igsh=aDY5MTd3cmtqYmhpTWITTER: https://twitter.com/OwnersUpYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@Ownersup Connect with usWEBSITE: https://www.adversity2abundance.comLeave us a rating or review: https://www.adversity2abundance.com/reviews/new/ or hereGot comments, feedback or suggestions? We'd love to hear it! https://www.adversity2abundance.com/contact/ Follow From Adversity to Abundance PodcastFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089126144055INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/adversitytoabundancepodcast/LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/89949391/admin/feed/posts/YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@FromAdversity2AbundancePodcast Connect with JamieBOOK: From Adversity to Abundance: Inspiring Stories of Mental, Physical, and Financial TransformationLINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-bateman-5359a811/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/batemanjamesATTENTION:Unlock the secrets to a transformative life with “From Adversity to Abundance: Inspiring stories of Mental, Physical and Financial Transformation”. Buy your copy now and embark on a journey from challenges to triumphs!AMAZON: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CGTWJY1D?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860

Welcome to The Good Enough Mompreneur Podcast, where we explore the stories and strategies of remarkable women who navigate the delicate balance of motherhood and entrepreneurship. In today's episode, we are honored to host Tanya Alvarez, the Co- Founder of OwnersUP. Join us as Tanya shares her inspiring journey from overcoming health challenges to building a million-dollar business at the age of 25 and her passion for preserving personal happiness while pursuing entrepreneurial success.Conversation highlights:1. From Health Struggles to Million-Dollar Triumph: Discover how Tanya defied the odds, launching her agency amidst health challenges and turning it into a thriving million-dollar venture in just one year.2. Stress Management Strategies: Learn invaluable insights on combating stress and burnout, essential for every mompreneur striving to create a sustainable and fulfilling business.3. Time Mastery Hacks: Uncover practical time management strategies from Tanya's playbook that will help you regain control over your hectic schedule without sacrificing personal time.4. Goal Prioritization and Bias Awareness: Explore the impact of bias on goal prioritization and gain actionable tips on overcoming biases that might hinder your entrepreneurial journey. Tanya especially emphasizes the importance of accountability partners and small community to helping her and entrepreneurs in OwnersUP to achieving their goals faster.5. The Focus Multiplier Strategy:  Dive into Tanya's unique approach to multiplying focus and productivity, offering a blueprint for achieving work-life equilibrium.Stay tuned for more empowering stories, and until next time, embrace the journey of balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship with resilience and joy.Connect with Tanya:

Are you running your business, or is your business running you? In this episode, Tim is joined by Tanya Alvarez, the founder of OwnersUP. They dive headfirst into entrepreneurship, addressing the importance of a solid support system and setting firm boundaries. They talk about how to increase the efficiency in your business operations through the right tools and delegation. They also discuss “Power Up," a program designed to help you stay on track and develop success habits.    Who is Tanya Alvarez? Tanya Alvarez is a self-made entrepreneur, traveler, and athlete who overcame a rare health condition to achieve remarkable success. She founded her own ad agency in New York at age 25, using credit cards as her initial capital, and generated a million-dollar revenue in her first year. Tanya also explored 42 countries around the world, and participated in challenging endurance events such as the Boston and NYC Marathons and a Half Ironman. Despite having a brittle bone disorder, she never let it stop her from pursuing her passions and dreams.  Now, Tanya is the founder and CEO of OwnersUP, a platform that helps other entrepreneurs scale their businesses and live their ideal lives through accountability sprints and coaching. Tanya Alvarez is not just a business owner but a life owner who inspires others to do the same.   Connect with Tanya Alvarez: Web: https://ownersup.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanyaownersup/    ———— I love connecting with Work at Home RockStars! Reach out on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email   Website

In the stillness of dawn, a lone runner paces the streets, their commitment to the run a silent battle against the comfort of rest. This is the power of accountability: when another joins the run, the journey changes—each stride is shared, and the motivation multiplies. What was once a struggle becomes a pact, as they urge each other forward, embodying the resilience and shared dedication that turn individual effort into collective endurance.Today, we dive into the parallels between this partnership and the world of B2B SaaS with Tanya Alvarez, Founder of OwnersUP. Tanya stands as the quintessential accountability partner for SaaS leaders, teaching them to channel the spirit of a marathoner to achieve long-term success. We'll uncover how the principles of accountability can catalyze growth, foster relentless pursuit of goals, and transform the solitary sprint of business into a synchronized stride towards triumph. Join us as we explore the synergy of teamwork and accountability with Tanya, and learn how to make your business run a race where every step counts.High-Level OverviewGoal Prioritization: Strategies for entrepreneurs to prioritize tasks effectively to ensure progress towards their most important objectives.Accountability Groups: The role and importance of accountability groups for entrepreneurs to stay focused and motivated, sharing the concept of Owners Up as a platform that facilitates such groups.Balancing Work and Personal Life: Tanya's personal journey from being a workaholic to achieving a healthier work-life balance, particularly after becoming a parent.The R.A.P. Method: Tanya introduces the Review, Assess, and Prioritize method as a daily productivity tool for entrepreneurs to wrap up their day and plan for the next.Building Supportive Communities: The significance of creating a supportive network or "village" for entrepreneurial success and parenting, emphasizing the importance of community in personal and business growth.The R.A.P. MethodThe R.A.P. method, developed by Tanya Alvarez, is a systematic approach designed for entrepreneurs to enhance their daily productivity and maintain focus on their most impactful tasks. It's a reflective process that encourages regular review and assessment, allowing for the prioritization of actions that drive the most value for their businesses.Review (R): Reflect on the day's activities, noting accomplishments and areas of improvement. This is a time for celebration of what was achieved and understanding what could be done better.Assess (A): Evaluate the day on a scale of one to five to determine what made it a five and what didn't. This helps in identifying what tasks or actions contribute to the most productive days.Prioritize (P): Decide on the top three tasks that, if completed, would make the next day successful. These should be tasks that align with the overall business objectives and personal goals.This method goes beyond simple task management; it's a strategic approach for entrepreneurs to align their daily actions with their larger business goals. By implementing the R.A.P. method, founders can ensure that their efforts are not just busywork but are meaningful steps towards their company's growth and success. It's a tool for turning the chaotic hustle into a directed effort that pays off in the long run.

As an entrepreneur, you might be struggling to figure out how to balance your life as a business owner. It sure was a challenge for me! That's why today's guest is here to share her own underdog story, along with the importance of having a support system and being transparent while running a business. Tanya Alvarez founded OwnersUP to provide support to entrepreneurs who feel overwhelmed and overworked. From time management to accountability, Tanya provides insights and examples on how to overcome challenges as an entrepreneur. Want to learn how you can use tools such as goal recipes, time analysis, the four layers of accountability, and the “rap” method to improve your efficiency? Tanya shares how to do it all in this episode! To learn more about Tanya and her business, you can check out OwnersUP on LinkedIn. About Your Host DCA Virtual Business Support President, Denise Cagan, has been working with small businesses for over 20 years. She has served on the boards of professional organizations such as Business Leaders of Charlotte (BLOC) and the National Association of Women Business Owners Charlotte (NAWBO). Denise is also a graduate of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Program, which is a program for small businesses that links learning to action for growth-oriented entrepreneurs. Recognized as a facilitator, problem solver, and builder, Denise enjoys speaking to business groups about social media for small businesses and motivating remote and work-from-home (WFH) teams. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Quality Systems Management from James Madison University. With extensive experience in outsourcing solutions that provide administrative, creative, marketing, and website support, she is able to help other small businesses grow and thrive. Connect with Denise DCA Virtual Business Support website. View and listen to Podcasts with Denise Cagan. LinkedIn

Welcome back to another episode of Dreamer to Entrepreneur! In today's episode, we have the pleasure of talking to Tanya Alvarez, a remarkable individual who has defied the odds and created a successful business while facing challenges and uncertainties.  Tanya reflects on her early days of dreaming about travel, long before the days of Instagram, and reveals how her desire to learn and grow led her down a path of entrepreneurship.  Join us as Tanya shares her journey of taking courses, building a supportive community, and embracing accountability to overcome self-doubt and achieve remarkable success.  Get ready to be inspired and empowered as Tanya discusses the mindset shift needed to let go and delegate, the power of accountability, and the importance of community in both business and personal life. Tanya also shares valuable insights into productivity, prioritization, and the connections between health and business. This episode is full of wisdom, motivation, and practical lessons for all dreamers-turned-entrepreneurs. In this episode we share: The importance of delegation and hiring support Overcoming self-doubt and mindset shifts Creating a foundation for success Combining health and fitness with entrepreneurship   Show Notes: 46. WINNING IN BUSINESS WITHOUT LOSING AT HOME | with OwnersUP founder, Tanya Alvarez Connect with Tanya: Instagram - @tanyac.alvarez & @ownersup LinkedIn - ownersup Website - ownersup.com   Connect with us: Follow on Instagram @dreamer.to.entrepreneur   Tune in every THURSDAY for a new episode!  

In this episode of Innova.Buzz, Juliana Marulanda shares her insights on the power of building processes within organizations. She emphasizes the importance of teamwork, subject matter expertise, and the role of video in creating and replicating processes. Juliana believes that by standardizing and optimizing processes, businesses can achieve stability, unlock creativity, and make a significant impact.Key Points:Teamwork and Expertise: Building processes is a collaborative effort that requires subject matter experts to guide the development. It's vital to harness the knowledge and experience of the team to create effective procedures.Video for Replicating Processes: Video is a powerful tool for documenting and replicating processes. It allows for easy slicing, dicing, and replication, making it invaluable when subject matter expertise is lacking within the organization.Standardization and Optimization: Juliana highlights the importance of creating, standardizing, and optimizing processes. By implementing standardized procedures, businesses can replace the need for excessive control, foster innovation, and achieve desired outcomes. Freedom and success come from making deliberate choices and embracing the power of well-designed systems.Remember, building processes is not just about efficiency but also about creating an environment that empowers teams and allows for innovation to flourish.Tanya Alvarez on Episode 581 introduced us to Juliana.Listen to the podcast to find out more.

SEGMENT‌ ‌1 with Andrea Beach,‌ ‌‌starting‌ ‌at‌ ‌0:00‌:‌ ‌ ‌Why do employees, customers, and vendors lie? The reality is that most of us lie sometimes. What are the signs someone is lying and what do you do about it? SEGMENT‌ ‌2 with Tanya Alvarez,‌ ‌‌starting‌ ‌at‌ 18:15:‌ ‌We all struggle to accomplish our short-term goals. But science says that being held accountable to your goals will help you achieve them. What's the best way to stay accountable?--Visit Barry's Blog for complete show notes.The Small Business Radio Show is sponsored by AnswerConnect. AnswerConnect provides around-the-clock customer service support. Your customers are guaranteed to reach a real person every time they call. Get 50% off three months of their best value planThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3306444/advertisement

Starting out at age 25, Tanya Alvarez self-funded her first New York ad agency, using credit cards, and achieved zero to 1 million in revenue in the first year.  Along the way, she traveled to 42 countries, completing the Boston and NYC Marathons and a Half Ironman, all while battling a rare brittle bone condition.  Since that first year, Tanya has founded, bootstrapped, sold and invested in five companies.   In this episode we talk about Tanya's journey of self-funding her first ad agency and the strategy she used.. We also talk about: Selling her first business Challenges that arise when clients owe you money The story behind her current business, OwnersUp and its growth  The challenges of setting up a multi-lingual, remote team that can take over while the owner is away Why setting strategy is important to create the type of business you want More about some of the other businesses, Tanya has successfully participated in or founded and the associated challenges Why it's important to align your decision making with your values Accountability, growth, mindset challenges and some of the common entrepreneurial stages we go through as business owners How being part of a supportive group can help with motivation and overcoming challenges There is a lot of wisdom packed into this short interview.  I invite you to listen in. RESOURCES MENTIONED Website:  https://ownersup.com/  LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanyaownersup/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guest in this episode is Tanya Alvarez, co-founder of OwnersUp. Tanya grew her first company, Blink Ads, to over 1 million within the first year at the age of 25, but she found herself overwhelmed and stressed as a young, female, and minority entrepreneur. She realized the lack of resources and support available for entrepreneurs and decided to apply the training and support system from her marathon running days to the business world. She created a team-based program that uses qualitative and quantitative data to identify blind spots and drive growth for entrepreneurs, allowing them to achieve their goals faster and with less weight on their shoulders.From turning a startup into a million-dollar success to championing diversity in entrepreneurship, Tanya shares her insights on building supportive communities, harnessing data for growth, and finding motivation in unexpected places. The three key points we covered in our conversation:Harnessing the power of support and data together to improve performance, just like endurance athletes do;The motivational magic of accountability, that can push us beyond our limits to new heights;The RAP method (Reflect, Assess, Prioritize) to unlock our true potential and achieve more by working less.David Shriner-Cahn, who was our guest on Episode 276 introduced us to Tanya.

Tanya Alvarez, Co-Founder, and CEO of OwnersUP help B2B service-based business owners solve their biggest challenges in 11 min each week through facilitated peer groups and proprietary progress tracking software. She started her first business at the age of 25 and grew it to be a profitable company from unsettled credit card debt to owning over $1m in gross revenue within the first year. Since then, she has founded, bootstrapped, sold, and invested in several companies. She is currently on a mission to improve the success rate of small businesses. This mission is the source of developing a platform where owners team up and scale faster.Tanya's big secret about defying the odds is always to have a small group of people encourage you to move forward, be your cheerleaders and champions rooting for you, and will refuse to let you fail. It's all about time management and compartmentalizing to get things done. Removing bias to start prioritizing goals, and becoming aware of the problem. When your default is what you're most comfortable with and doing things you prefer, or being biased when you think there's only one way to achieve a goal when there are so many other opportunities out there. Values are the first that Tanya focuses on in the process of facilitating entrepreneurs. When you make decisions that are not clear or prioritized, you will start feeling overwhelmed and exhausted. If you start pursuing goals based on your values, your life becomes seamless. Declare your values, exercise them, find out what lights you up, and picture what you want. Then you'll start seeing the pattern of what you value most. The next step is to rank your values, and then figure out if they will add or take away from you. When dealing with business goals is to go through the lens of capacity. How many clients do you need where you can't take on more, or what is each of your employee's capacity? The next one is sales. What is your closing and marketing conversion? Do you have leads? The third step is once you figure out three different variables. Number one is how much effort and time it'll take you. Number two is impact, looking at the outcome. The last part about goal prioritization is removing the bias. After ranking what's gonna give you the best return on your time and investment, the next thing you wanna do is ask your group of people to validate it.It's a compounding effect when you're part of a group. Not only do they help you remove bias, and let go of the feeling that you're the only one who has to do everything. Once you let go, outsource, and delegate it is an amazing epiphany. In this episode:[01:50] Tanya is like Gung Ho, teaching others how to defy the odds.Having a group of people encouraging you to move forward and refusing to let you fail.Going through that rollercoaster of life and entrepreneurship.[04:00] Having something so much more important to work for.Making sure you're focused on the right things and prioritizing what's important to you.Time management and compartmentalizing to get things done.[07:00] When your default is comfort and only doing what you prefer.Having projects based on bias.How Tanya facilitates entrepreneurs to conceptualize and focus on getting things done.[10:30] Make decisions based on your goals and values.Dealing with business goals is going through the lens of capacity.Having three different variables of effort, impact, and bias removal.[13:30] When you build systems before having a pipeline.Not knowing if the system will resolve a pain point you're resolving...

Our guest in this episode is Sally A Curtis who is a Content Repurposing Wiz & outside of the box thinker who loves leverage. She works with Brilliant Individuals to leverage their IP to engage & entice their audience through the power of visuals. Sally is best known for turning books into two years worth of social media posts. Her content agency works with change-makers across the globe and publishing or media houses to maximise visibility by amplifying clients' wisdom & insights. Sally started her career working with Australia's most influential business leaders, helping them fill their events nationally and internationally with exceptionally high conversion rates. She went on to do this for herself and then mentored others and this led her to find the secret was in engagement through visual content and human conversations. Sallys' team create for you a library of re-useable, profitable brand assets that amplify your impact, make you stand out, be heard and help you reach more people with ease.In our conversation Sally shares her insights into simplifying the content creation process and finding your inner genius. Key takeaways:What you do and say repeatedly, showcases effortless talent;Repurposing existing content is an effective strategy for simplifying content creation;Break down existing content into small chunks and use visuals to connect with your audience.Tanya Alvarez in episode 581 (publishes on July 13) introduced us to Sally.Listen to the podcast to find out more.

Episode OverviewGetting stuck in your business is common - we have all been there, and many of us are still there. But how do you get unstuck? One way is self-accountability. For the very disciplined, this can work.For many, group accountability is more likely to work. This is where Tanya shines. In the interview, she goes through the GRIT model for accountability. Goal RhythmIterate logTeam She also covers the importance of consequences and how group accountability works.Tanya's background Tanya dove head first into the marketing world and have collected over fifteen years of international/US experience with companies such as Nike and the US Olympics. She then started her first company at 25 and grew it to over $1 million in revenue in the first year. Since then, she has founded, bootstrapped, sold, and invested in five companies. She enjoys running and traveling; she has been to over 42 countries.She is currently on a mission to improve the success rate of small businesses. This mission is the genesis of OwnersUP, a platform for owners to team up and scale faster.Links459 - Show NotesTanya's websiteTanya's LinkedInCloud Consultants CollectiveScaling BlueprintSendSparkJoin our newsletter Connect With PaulOn LinkedInOn FacebookOn Twitter: @PaulHiggins555On Instagram: @paulhigginsmentoringEmail: Paul@paulhigginsmentoring.com

When she read The Ultimate Coach for the first time, Tanya Alvarez saw herself in several of the characters – Steve's mother Maureen, Amy Hardison, and Steve Hardison. She came to realize where she was out of integrity with herself and the way she was living her life.You'll be inspired as Tanya shares with host Meredith Bell all the ways she's learned to BE love with every person she encounters…and the impact this has had not only in her own life but with her children, too. About the Guest:Tanya Alvarez is a Certified Master Insight Coach and a powerful Creator. She is an accomplished international Life Coach, Speaker, and Entrepreneur. Her passion and mission in life is to empower people to reach their greatest potential.Tanya likes to remind people, “Always remember, you are braver than you think, stronger than you seem, and loved more than you know.”Connect with Tanya on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tanya.alvarez.39501 About the Host: Meredith Bell is the Co-founder and President of Grow Strong Leaders. Her company publishes software tools and books that help people build strong relationships at work and at home.Meredith is an expert in leader and team communications, the author of three books, and the host of the Grow Strong Leaders Podcast. She co-authored her latest books, Connect with Your Team: Mastering the Top 10 Communication Skills, and Peer Coaching Made Simple, with her business partner, Dr. Dennis Coates. In them, Meredith and Denny provide how-to guides for improving communication skills and serving as a peer coach to someone else. Meredith is also The Heart-centered Connector. One of her favorite ways of BEING in the world is to introduce people who can benefit from knowing each other. https://growstrongleaders.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/meredithmbell

This is a very open honest conversation between moms and a new dad about who we are being as parents. Are you allowing your child to be free to develop or defining that for them?Every human is a work in process and while unconditionally loving your own inner conflict you can unconditionally do the same for those you lead. This is the ultimate way to lead in integrity. This is the ultimate way to love what is. When you love what is you can love any person, anytime, anywhere for no reason. From this lens you can facilitate growth in your team members while doing the same for yourself. In fact isn't that what we do as parents?Some of your inner conflict may look like:Publicly you proclaim that you love people unconditionally for no reason. Yet privately you limit your child from freely expressing themselvesPublicly you display that you are entrenched in your own personal development yet privately demonize your child for displaying your own inner poisons and ways of beingPublicly you encourage authenticity yet privately you discourage it when the person being authentic is your childPhilippe Bartu is my co-host on The Ultimate Coach podcast, father of a six month old boy son and leadership coach in Switzerland.Tanya Alvarez is the mother of four children and the oldest of four girls. She is also a Transformation Coach and leader of the Ultimate Coach Podcast Discussions and Book Readings who lives in the United States.

Welcome to the #piratebroadcast: Sharing Interesting people doing interesting things. I love to share what others are doing to create, add value, and help in their community. The approach people use and how they arrived at where they are today fascinates me. So… I invite them to become a PIRATE on the #PirateBroadcastWe live in a fantastic time when anyone with a smartphone and an internet connection can become a broadcaster of some kind.The internet has opened up the opportunity for anyone willing to create Words, Images, Audio, & Video.With technology today, you can create your own broadcast. YOU ARE THE MEDIA!Historically, pirate broadcasting is a term used for any type of broadcasting without a broadcast license. With the internet, creating your own way of connecting has evolved. Join the conversation Monday - Friday at 7 AM Arizona Time for the next #PirateBroadcastJoin the next Pirate on your favorite Social Channel LinkedinYouTubeFacebookRussJohns.comOn Podcast Players Everywhere

Tanya Alvarez is the founder and CEO of OwnersUp, a goal tracking and journaling platform to help other founders track their progress both for personal and professional growth and a repeat guest in the show. We are going to catch up with Tanya and find out how many other previous guests on our show are working with her platforms. Tanya Alvarez en la fundadora y CEO de OwnersUP, una plataforma digital para medir el progreso personal y profesional de fundadores de pequenos negocios. Tanya fue una invitada en el show previamente y estaremos actualizandonos con su progreso y viendo con que otros invitados en nuestro show ha trabajado ultimamente.

Born in NY and raised in Miami by a single parent, Tanya Alvarez grew a company at the age of 25 to more than $1 Million in revenue and sold it, starting a fifth company. She talks about the importance of always having a team around you, and giving entrepreneurs a success structure to take on the world. Nacida en NY y criada en Miami por un solo guardian, creciendo una empresa a mas de $1 millon en ventas, empezando una quinta empresa y siempre pensando en la importancia de tener un equipo solido a su lado. Owners Up provee una red de exito para emprendedores latinos.

Tanya Alvarez is Co-Founder and CEO of OwnersUP, a platform which advances a solopreneur’s business through accountability, goal setting, and community. We discuss: How Tanya’s need for constant accountability led her to create a coaching business [1:57] Why testing hypotheses is crucial to overcoming initial business challenges [6:45] Aspects to observe during different business stages that will help you unearth potential recurring revenue [8:24] How to balance when you are too close to your business [11:43] Becoming an entrepreneur: taking the best of a bad situation [12:50] If you want to know the future, ask a teenager [16:07] Over the past fifteen years, Tanya has accumulated marketing experience with international and US companies such as Nike and US Olympics. She started her first company at the age of 25 and grew it to be a profitable company from credit card debt to over $1mm in gross revenue in the first year. Since then, she has founded, bootstrapped, sold and invested in several companies. Learn more about Tanya at Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/ownersup) . Brief Description of Gift OwnersUP is your 24/7 personal sounding board and accountability partner, a group of 4 other like-minded business owners who support you to grow and succeed. Join for 1 free month. URL for Free Gift www.ownersup.com (http://www.ownersup.com/) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn 42Shares

Tanya Alvarez is the Co-Founder, and CEO of OwnersUP is a platform which advances solopreneurs business through accountability, goal setting, and community. Over the past fifteen years, Tanya has accumulated marketing experience with international & US companies such as Nike and US Olympics. She started her first company at the age of 25 and grew it to be a profitable company from credit card debt to over $1mm in gross revenue the first year. Since then, she has founded, bootstrapped, sold and invested in several companies.OwnersUp - Website & TwitterTanya's Recent Book RecsHow To Fail At Anything and Still Win BigHow To Raise A Perfect DogSuper BetterMy Book Recommendations: Boundless Top Reads on AmazonPodcast Information: #BoundlessPodSupport: Become a Patron For $3 a MonthShow Notes: Tanya AlvarezJoin the conversation: #boundless VIP facebook group

Tanya Alvarez, CEO and Co-Founder of OwnersUp Starting and growing a business is tough work. 90% of companies fail within their first five years. But Tanya Alvarez is working to change that. She's the CEO and Co-Founder of OwnersUp, a place for solopreneurs to team-up, problem solve and supercharge their growth. Hear about the importance of building the right team, connecting to others, and how Tanya relies on teams to do everything in life - including finding her husband.

Overcoming self doubt and finding one’s light… Tanya Alvarez, Co-Founder of Owners Up (a community of solopreneurs that help you achieve your business goals and technology that tracks your accomplishments – (bio)), joins Julie Chan at the MouthMedia Network Studios.Challenge despite success, a passion to help, and the genesis of Owners Up Alvarez revisits her purpose reading from Chan a year ago, being born in NY and raised in Miami by single parent, growing a company at the age of 25 to more than $1 Million in revenue and selling it, starting a fifth company, the importance of always having a team around you, giving entrepreneurs a success structure to take on the world, how she pulled out of raising money for a company to get more life balance, and her passion was helping entrepreneurs but didn’t want to be labeled a business coach, wanting to make a difference, putting entrepreneurs in groups of five and a providing a successful facilitator, weekly calls, software to write goals along with a daily wrap up, and the ability to chart data for skills/weaknesses, data and metrics. How the “you from a month ago” can coach you when encountering obstacles.Seer of truth, seeking transformation, and white light vs. dark light Chan reviews Alvarez’s prior purpose meeting with five to six pages of channeled text of blocks, actions, thought impressions, and images made up of something like a metaphor resembling streaming video. Chan’s reading includes images of a seer of truth and detail, seeking transformation, finding wisdom, truth, and value potential that no one else can see and helping them to bring it into fruition, zooming into what is causing the pain, the white light of love, and a ball of dark light, and asking where is your light.Fighting ego, a need to blend in, and audaciousness, vulnerability and leadership Label vs. impact of efforts, getting to the point of being able to say yes to the offers such as getting on the stage, and how having a team around her Alvarez can do big challenges. But speaking was another thing, being in the spotlight. Deciding what you want to do, who to impact, the importance of being seen. How fear goes away after practice. Alvarez’s interview with CNN on TV as a big growth from a life of wanting to blend in, and the impact of keeping the goals in mind and in front of you. Being audacious, vulnerable, and a leader. What is Alvarez’s superpower? How to not stay in negative modes, and how helping someone helps shake negativity. And, looking at your life through a certain “tint”. Plus, being held accountable, prioritizing values, the defaults for sabotage, and knowing one’s goals will happen.

I've interviewed 30+ women for the Support is Sexy podcast -- entrepreneurs, leaders, creatives visionaries -- and I am moved by them all, inspired by them all, in love with them all, with their gifts and with their willingness to share. I always leave each conversation with some nugget of wisdom that I can use, and I often go back and listen to episodes again and again just to feed myself that positivity. So, today, on what I'm calling "Feel Good Friday," I'm offering you a few servings of positivity from some of our previous beautiful and badass women who have appeared on the show and who, in each episode of the podcast, leave us with a parting piece of advice. Take some time to digest this, and savor it into your weekend and beyond. Featured on this episode of #FeelGoodFriday... Sian Morson, Founder of Kollective Mobile. Patricia Moreno, creator of the Intensati workout. Nicole Aguierre, CEO of Worn Creative agency. Tanya Alvarez, Founder and CEO of Owners Up. Amanda Miller Littlejohn, Founder of Package Your Genius. Teju Owoye, Founder and CEO of Sulte Group. Ouidad, Founder of Ouidad global haircare brand. Moshay Laren, Real estate agent and Investor, Partner of Kimber Group Investments Denene Millner, New York Times Best Selling Author and owner Denene Millner Children’s Books. Karen Taylor Bass – Marketing and Publicity Strategist. Dee Poku, Founder of WIE Network and The Other Festival. Kaira Akita, Actress, artist, creative. Mitzi Miller, Television executive, Head of Development at Rainforest Entertainment. Jessica Perdomo, Creator of JJ Gray Shoes. Fila Antwine, Relationship and Life coach.    

By age 25, Tanya Alvarez’s first business, Blink Ads, generated more than $1 million in revenue within the first year, and she was already thinking about launching her next ventures. She went on to successfully launch two other companies – Spokesmoms and La Cosmopolatina -- but even with that success, the Miami native, who had already worked at four startups by then, said that comparison mode made her think she still hadn’t done enough, and she began to consider how much time and commitment it would take to continue to grow her businesses, and whether or not she wanted to sacrifice her personal life to achieve that.   In this conversation, Tanya openly shares how she made tough decisions, and walked away from her businesses, to create the life she wanted, how she set aside ego to truly see what kind of business would fuel her. Now Tanya is committed to helping other entrepreneurs reach their highest through her new company OwnersUp, which is an online accountability platform for entrepreneurs.   And guess what, Tanya schooled me on the importance of having a support network even for your dating life, people who hold you accountable for swiping right when your default (and fear) would usually cause you to swipe left. *Mind blown   On this episode you’ll learn:   Knowing whether you’re driven by what you want or by egoWhy you should always test things out before you use technologyThe power of niching down and serving your audience in ways others are notThinking of ways to have big impact by starting smallThe importance of higher listeningHow comparison mode can skew your judgmentThe benefits of looking for someone you can partner withWhy you need champions and someone to encourage you out of your comfort zoneShow notes, links, contacts and resources for this episode may be found at http://elaynefluker.com/podcast/   Thank you for listening! And hey, if you love it, please leave us a review and share with your friends!   [Music: “Someone Else’s Memories” by Revolution Void]

Tanya Alvarez is a Miami native of Colombian heritage. After graduating from Wellesley College in 2000 with a BA in International Relations, Tanya dove head first into the marketing world and has collected over fifteen years of international/US experience and an extensive resume including companies such as: Nike, US Olympics, and Diners Club International. By 2004, Tanya finally spread her entrepreneurial wings to start her own company in New York City, BlinkAds, an online international performance based marketing agency which was acquired in 2012. Since then, Tanya has founded, built, sold and invested in companies for the past 10 years. Tanya is currently on a mission to improve the success rate of small businesses. This mission is the genesis of OwnersUP, a platform for solopreneurs to team up and grow faster. For more show notes, head over to http://www.uydmedia.com/how-to-team-up-and-grow-faster-with-tanya-alvarez/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Starting out at age 25, she self-funded and built her first company, a New York ad agency, using credit cards – zero to 1 million in revenue in the first year. Along the way, traveling to 42 countries and completing the Boston and NYC Marathons, and a Half Ironman, all while battling a rare condition that causes brittle bones. Her name is Tanya Alvarez, a classic underdog story, and she's on a mission to help you own your life, not just your business.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/small-biz-tips/exclusive-content