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If you're just starting your business on YouTube, you should increase your subscribers as part of your marketing campaign. To get more subscribers, you should upload videos that are highly engaging and interesting like the influencer Theresa Roemer. Theresa is one of the most promising Fitness Instructors, a Social Media Influencer, Entrepreneur, Author, Former Bodybuilder, and Philanthropist of this time. Theresa Roemer's lavish lifestyle and her huge closet have been featured on ABC News, Good Morning America. She lives on Theresa's Ranch, which is gorgeous and huge in a country estate. Because of her interesting life, Theresa has a great number of views, followers, and subscribers on YouTube. Theresa Roemer's YouTube channel, Theresa Roemer THE LIFE OF AN INFLUENCER has reached 147,000 subscribers and over 28 million total channel views.Grant and Theresa share how Theresa Roemer started from milking cows to being her boss in her business. Check out the Episode Highlights01:32   How Theresa Roemer's YouTube channel started03:10   Does Theresa cover anything to make her life interesting 04:39   How Theresa's closet got featured on Good Morning America06:56   Is Theresa Roemer's life worthy to be on YouTube09:20   How Theresa Roemer became her boss13:32   What makes Theresa's channel appealing to viewers16:41   How YouTube affected Theresa's business20:44   How Theresa maintains an organic content24:13   How collab with other YouTubers affected Theresa's channel growth26:18   Theresa's secret formula for creating her content30:09   Theresa trusts her intuition over YouTube's analytics32:54   Theresa's experience on YouTube shorts38:41   Theresa's advice to people who are starting their business on YouTubeLinks/ Resources MentionedFollow Theresa Roemer's InstagramLike and subscribe to Theresa Roemer's FacebookShare Theresa Roemer's latest tweets on Twitter Check out the Theresa Roemer websiteTheresa Roemer's YouTube channelSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out these awesome channels and gain more inspiration.Check out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp

Get ready for another exciting radio interview with Theresa Roemer on Conversations in The Closet! This time she is joined by the talented Dr. Richard Harris. This episode really will get you thinking, and you won't want to miss it!Be sure to Like and Subscribe for more Luxe Content!Download the #LuxeTVApp to watch anytime, anywhere!

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Many know Theresa Roemer for her $1M closet, often called her "she cave", that has been featured on national t.v. shows, magazines and social media channels worldwide. But many don't know the struggles she faced as a young mother of two, running from an abusive relationship to starting her own business and selling it within a few years at the sum of several million dollars. Behind the fleet of Bentley's, Rolls Royce cars, 17,000 square foot home in North Houston, a working CEO, author, radio host and philantropist, Theresa shares her hardest moments candidly from business to the loss of her son and the lessons learned and advice to pull yourself through any hardship. This is a side of Theresa you've never heard but will gain such respect for who she is now as a result of her journey of being a true winning underdog. 100% Tilted; "Discussions w/ Winning Underdogs", is Houston's #1 business podcast/video series produced by Tilted Concepts, LLC. venture capital firm, with hosts, Anthony Milton, CEO and Michael-David Reilly, Dir of Marketing. Featuring guests who have overcome the odds, failures, mishaps and practical lessons to reach success in their endeavors in business, entrepreneurship, sales, sports, personal growth, money, relationships and more, to uncover the heart-felt stories that molded them along the way. Know a winning underdog we should meet? Send us a DM on our Instagram. (link below) LISTEN / SUBSCRIBE to the 100% Tilted Podcast AUDIO & VIDEO! https://linktr.ee/GetTilted Also check out: Website: www.TiltedConcepts.com IG: www.instagram.com/TiltedConcepts Twitter: www.twitter.com/TiltedConcepts FB: www.facebook.com/TiltedConceptsLLC #GetTilted #100%Tilted #YouTubeExclusive Music Intro/Outro: by Freebeats.io We have the rights to use.

This week, Theresa Roemer guest stars on the "Learn More, Earn More Business Growth Podcast" with host: Brian Webb. Be sure not to miss this podcast, and to tune in! Download the LuxeTV app to watch and listen anytime, anywhere!

Learn More Earn More Business Growth Podcast Host: Brian Webb Guest: Theresa Roemer Episode 15: From Milking Cows To Millionaire - A True Life Success Story __________________________________ SUBSCRIBE Apple  |  Google Play |  Spotify  |  Pandora |  Amazon Music | Stitcher ________________________________ RESOURCES & HELPFUL LINKS Whatbox Digital Theresa Roemer Website ________________________________ TRANSCRIPT:  Brian Webb: Hey there everyone. Welcome to the Learn More Earn More Business Growth Podcast. I'm your host, Brian Webb. This podcast is your premier place to learn the frameworks, secrets, and growth hacks to grow and scale your business and revenue faster. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a thriving business owner, this podcast is designed and produced just for you so you can learn from the best industry experts in the world. I'll bring you exclusive interviews with authors, thought leaders, and successful business titans who share their stories and business journeys so we can draw insights and learn from their successes and struggles together. As you're working on growing your business and pursuing your dreams, I'll be here to help you make better decisions and avoid costly pitfalls and expensive mistakes along the way. And we'll have some fun in the process. So let's go ahead and jump into today's episode. Let me introduce my guest today and a good friend of mine Theresa Roemer. Theresa and I actually met through an organization called Karma International and we actually served on the board together for the Houston chapter, but her story is phenomenal. And I really think you're going to draw a lot from it today. Theresa actually grew up on a farm in Nebraska and when she was a kid when other friends of hers were actually just being kids, she was being a little entrepreneur, whether it was delivering newspapers or mowing lawns, she just had a work ethic early on in life. She opened her own chain of fitness centers, Body By Design in Wyoming in 1991 and ran about five facilities while also actually providing personal training services through her company, Phenomenal Physiques during the same time. She took the US Open title in bodybuilding at the age of 40, and she climbed Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for child legacy international. And if I still don't have your curiosity peaked, Theresa actually works frequently with major motion pictures, television studios, corporations, and high profile brands really to expand their own philanthropic reach, to raise millions of dollars through business charity events. And on top of all that, she's just a lot of fun to hang out with. So let's jump into the interview today, my interview with Theresa Roemer. Hey, Theresa. Welcome to the show. It's awesome to have you here today. Theresa Roemer: Well, thank you for having me here, Brian. Brian Webb: Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've already told the audience how we met, how we knew each other with Karma International. And I've shared a little bit of your story, but one of the things I wanted to have you share today is to talk about early on in life. I know that when you were younger, you were diagnosed with rheumatic fever multiple times, and I know that caused you to have even a heart murmur. How did you work through overcoming that level of adversity so early on in life? Theresa Roemer: I don't know if it was because I was born a fighter because I definitely was not taught to be a fighter. No one in my family was as aggressive as I am. And when I say aggressive, I don't mean that in a bad way, but like I said, I was diagnosed with rheumatic fever four different times. And I remember being in the children's hospital in Omaha, Nebraska, and them telling me basically I was never going to be a normal child. That I would always have to stay inside and watch out the window as other kids played and had fun because my heart wasn't going to be strong enough for me to be a normal child. And somehow, I just thought, "Oh no, you can't tell me that, no." And I just started running and playing and doing things totally against my parents' will. And in junior high in high school got into every sport imaginable, lettered in every sport. And by the time I was 18, they were able to take me off my daily dose of penicillin and said, "You have strengthened your hearts so well, we can hardly call you a heart patient anymore because we can only hear your heart murmur when it's at 180 beats or more. So don't ever let someone give you a horrible view on what your future life is going to be like because you can definitely change it if you want to. Brian Webb: Theresa, you said you have accomplished so many things in life. You've achieved so much. Simon Sinek is probably best known for his book, Start With Why. And tell our audience, where do you think your drive comes from? What is your why? Theresa Roemer: I don't know if we ever figure out what our why is. Brian Webb: Yeah? Theresa Roemer: I think every day we learn more about what our why is on this earth. I think it's ever-evolving and ever-changing. Just when you think you've got it figured out, things change in life and you have to be able to change too, or you get left in the dust. So I do believe my why is to inspire and motivate others to be the best they can be through all of the hardships and all the ups and downs I've gone through in my life because I've probably been through more than most people will ever go through in their entire lifetime. And a lot of mine came in the first 40 years of my life. So I truly believe my why is God-driven and I want to make sure I fulfill that before I leave this earth. Brian Webb: You want to have an impact legacy. I love to hear that. Theresa Roemer: Yes, yes. Brian Webb: Let me ask you this, out of all the accomplishments, what do you feel like is your biggest achievement that you're the most proud of? I'm curious. Theresa Roemer: That's kind of a trick question because I was actually asked that question in 2015 in New York city sitting in Daymond John's office. Brian Webb: Yeah. Theresa Roemer: I was in a meeting with him and he looked at me and he said, "Can you tell me what your greatest life achievement is?" And I said, "Ooh, this is a trick question because if I tell you that being a mother is the greatest achievement of my life, you're going to be like, "Oh, she's not much of a businesswoman. All she can think about is her kids." But then if I tell you something that's related to business, then you're going to say, "Oh, my God, you don't even care about being a mother." So I said, "This is kind of a trick question, but I said, "This is going to be my answer. I believe that we are allowed to have many, many great life achievements and I have had many, and I plan on having many more, and I don't think anyone should ever be defined by just having one great life achievement. And he said, "Oh, my God, you answered that perfectly." Brian Webb: Yeah. Let me ask you this. So for those in the audience that don't necessarily know you the way that I do, what are maybe two or three of them. Obviously, your children. Andy Stanley once said, "Our greatest legacy in life isn't what we do, but in who we raise." So anyone who's a parent is just going to instinctively understand that, but outside of your family, your legacy, what are some other things that you're especially proud of, you're just glad to have that as part of your life history? Theresa Roemer: Well, as a single mother raising two children, I was able to put myself through college. I was able to start a health club and grow that into a health club chain. And then later sell it and become a multimillionaire. I was able to become a miss US open and bodybuilding at the age of 40 when most of my competitors were in their 20s. Brian Webb: Yeah. Theresa Roemer: I became Mrs. Houston and Mrs. Texas in the beauty world in 2010, when I was turning the age of 50. I was actually the oldest woman to ever get those titles as a beauty queen. Brian Webb: Yeah, uh-huh (affirmative). Theresa Roemer: I climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in 2011. Brian Webb: Okay. Let's stop right there for a second. Tell me about that experience. I'm dying to hear about that. I'm sure the audience would love to hear it. Take a minute or two, tell us about that experience, how you prepared for that, about climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. That's just incredible to me. Theresa Roemer: Yes. And I was studying on the board of directors for Child Legacy International and they decided they were going to climb Mount Kilimanjaro as a fundraiser for that charity. And so they asked me to do it and I said, "Oh, please, no, I'm not a mountain climber. I don't have any desire to do that." And they said, "Wow, you're such a fitness buff. We thought this would be right up your alley." [crosstalk 00:08:10]- Brian Webb: They were using reverse psychology on you a little bit there, right? Theresa Roemer: Oh, yeah. Because anytime somebody says they don't think I can do something, I'm going to be right there to prove them differently. So I jumped in headfirst and trained for six months. I knew cardiovascular-wise, I was going to be fine because I was just training my butt off for it. But the sad story is, is that before we went climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, I actually went over to Malawi and helped them drill fresh water Wells for the remote villages of Malawi. Brian Webb: Wow. Theresa Roemer: And I came down with a parasite and did not even know it. So when I, a week later, got ready to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, we were about 12,000 feet when that parasite kicked in. And I knew if I told them I was sick, they would make me go down. So I just kept fighting through it, fighting through it. And the night we summited, I got super sick, high fever, diarrhea like crazy. Sorry to say that. Brian Webb: That's okay. Theresa Roemer: But it was just horrible. And literally, we were about halfway up on our descent to the top when my girlfriend said, "Theresa, something's wrong. You have blood coming out of every orifice of your body. Your eyes, your ears, everything." And so they had the main guide come over and he said, "Oh, you're fine. You just got sick." And I'm like, "No, you don't understand. I've been sick for days." Brian Webb: Oh, you're kidding. Theresa Roemer: So he went ahead and made the rest of the group go with all the other guides. He stayed with me. Everyone else summited at basically 7:00 AM. I didn't summit until 9:35 in the morning, which then caused me to have height altitude sickness. Basically, I got to the top, but as we were coming down, he knew I was dying when I was getting colder as I got down when I should have been getting warmer. And so by the time I got to base camp, which now I'm completely out of it, pretty much, they slapped me on a wheelbarrow looking thing with, I guess, like six Kenyan runners, and they literally ran with me for eight straight hours to get me off that mountain. Brian Webb: Wow. Theresa Roemer: And by the time they got me to the gate, I had 104 fever. Brian Webb: Goodness. Theresa Roemer: I was severely dehydrated, I'd lost 13 pounds. High altitude sickness, parasite kicking my butt. The next day, the doctor said, "There's really no reason why you're alive." And I said, "Yes, there is. I prayed at the top that my son would help me with every single step because I knew I was doing something good in life, and I'd raised a lot of money and I needed to make it to the top." So I believe my son was the angel on my shoulder during that whole trip. Brian Webb: Wow. That's phenomenal. Thanks for sharing that today. In my experience, anyone who is my age or older, maybe even younger than me, I'll be 52 next month. I can't believe that's happening. But anyway, I've had to pivot several times in my life and something that you seem to be really good at is reinventing yourself over and over again. So tell us a little bit, how do you manage that? How did you get so good at that? 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And so throughout my entire life, I've never relied on just having one job. I've always been someone that's worked two or three jobs at one time. Brian Webb: Yeah. Theresa Roemer: Even when I was in the fitness industry, I dabbled in other things. I became a real estate agent also. So to this day, even though I still dabble in fitness, I'm also a real estate agent, have been for 20 years. I flip houses. I'm a lifestyle entrepreneur. Of course, I had my own clothing lines. I've got my own candle line, pillow line, skincare line. I really believe that you have to constantly reinvent yourself because if you stay the same, life will pass you by because life in itself does not stay the same. Look at technology. It changes on a dime. Every time you turn around- Brian Webb: Absolutely. Theresa Roemer: ... there's a new phone, a new computer, a new something, and you have to really stay up with things or you get left in the dust. And so one of my favorite books is, Who Moved My Cheese. Brian Webb: Yeah, great book. Theresa Roemer: And it's all about change. And I'm constantly telling people, you have to be able to adapt to change. If you get stuck in the mud, you're just going to be left behind. Brian Webb: You're going to be irrelevant, right? Theresa Roemer: Exactly. And you see that all the time with people as they get older, they're not so good with technology, they don't know how to do a Zoom. And the great thing about Corona Virus is thank God everybody learned something about technology because we have to rely on technology to be able to communicate. Brian Webb: Very true. Theresa Roemer: There's grandma and grandpas out there that actually learned how to do Zoom calls and FaceTime, and they didn't know how before then, but it put them in a corner where they had to learn it or they weren't going to stay in communication with their loved ones. Brian Webb: Let me ask you this. If you could go back and talk to your 25-year-old self, what advice, that could be business, health, relationships, whatever, what advice would you give your 25-year-old self today? Theresa Roemer: Don't be afraid to grow. Brian Webb: Mm-hmm (affirmative). Theresa Roemer: And I think a lot of times people are afraid to grow. And so a lot of times, they're just like, "Well, but if I do that, I don't know what's going to happen. I don't know the outcome." And so a lot of people, that fear gets instilled and that fear will keep them from actually getting out there and trying it. And I always try to tell people, "So what if you try something and you fail? At least failure shows that you're at least trying. And nobody in life has ever achieved something on the first go around. Most of the time, anybody that's been successful or a multi-millionaire billionaire, they've had multiple tries at trying to make something happen and make it happen and come true and be right. So failure at least shows me that you're trying." And like I said, most people I just try to tell them, "Get out of your own way. You're the person that's standing in the way of your success. Brian Webb: Yeah. Theresa Roemer: Just get out of your way, just jump in, don't do it stupidly, but take a calculated risk, figure everything out, but just get out of your own way, and don't be afraid of success. Brian Webb: Absolutely. A couple of thoughts on that. I'd love for you to chime in on this. We have a part of our brain, it's in our limbic system and it's referred to as the lizard brain or our reptilian brain. And it's the part of our brain that controls three parts of us, fear, anger, and sex or reproduction. And when that small part of your brain, the lizard brain kicks in, then it dominates the entire rest of your brain, the entire frontal cortex. So you can think of times, for example, where you were really afraid, scared of something, literally, maybe you thought someone was in the house and think of how people panic, or think of how people might behave whenever anger overcomes them. They would do something that completely violates their moral code and what they believe is right and wrong. And you're absolutely right. Failure or I should say fear of failure keeps people from moving forward. And so I think that's a great word of advice. Theresa Roemer: All the time. I can remember back in the early '90s, I was a personal trainer and I was wanting to buy my first gym. And I was trained [inaudible 00:19:52] very successful home builder. And every day that he would come to train with me, he'd say, "Okay, so have you put an offer in on it yet?" And I'd be like, "No, I'm kind of scared because what if I buy it and it doesn't... I'm not successful at it and I have to... I fail?" But he said, "So what? You at least tried. And if it doesn't work out, you file bankruptcy, you start over. It's not the end of the world. Brian Webb: Yeah. Theresa Roemer: But he said, "Here what's going to happen. You're going to stand here on this fence post and you're going to keep going, "No, maybe, maybe not, maybe, maybe." Uh-uh (negative). And he said, "What's going to happen to somebody else is going buy the gym and then you're going to be working for them." Brian Webb: Yeah. Theresa Roemer: And I said, "Oh, God, no." And he said, "Okay." And here I applied for my small business administration loan, and a few months later I got it. And I was just like, "See? It was my own fear that was keeping me from progressing forward." It was like, "Okay. So what if you fail? You file bankruptcy. You start over." Nobody wants to file bankruptcy, but it's not the end of life. It's not the end of the world. Brian Webb: Yeah. Theresa Roemer: You can start over again. And many people, many successful people have had to do that. Brian Webb: I don't know if the story is actually true or if a storyteller just made it up because it sounds good. But I think it took Thomas Edison around 10,000 attempts before the [inaudible 00:21:07] worked. Theresa Roemer: Yes. Brian Webb: And people said to him, again unverified, but basically said, "Wow, so you failed 9,999 times?" And Edison said, "No, I learned 9,999 ways that the light bulb will not work." Theresa Roemer: Right. Exactly, exactly. Brian Webb: Jack Welch, who was arguably one of the best CEOs of our age GE for, I forget how many years, tons of years. I read his book, Winning. And he was once asked the question, which is an impossible question, right? But he was asked the question, "What is the single number one skill as a leader, a manager, a business operator that you think someone has to have?" And I thought his answer was really interesting because I think it caught most people off guard. He said, "Discrimination." And what he meant by that was, he said, "There are so many good things that need your attention," he said that, "You've got to be able to discriminate what is the best place to apply your attention and your efforts." Other than discrimination, what would you say, as a very successful entrepreneur and businesswoman, would be maybe another one top skill that you would say that if you possess this, you're probably going to go really far as a business owner and an entrepreneur? Theresa Roemer: Know your people. Brian Webb: Mm-hmm (affirmative). Theresa Roemer: Know your people around you because it takes something different to motivate each and every person in life. Brian Webb: True. Theresa Roemer: So what may motivate Johnny over there, it might be money, okay? But then you'll go and look at Susie, and Susie doesn't care about the money. She wants time off to be with her family. Brian Webb: Freedom, yeah. Theresa Roemer: So you have to really know the people around you and know what motivates them because once you figure out what motivates each and every person on your team because believe me, you can't do anything in life by yourself, you have to have people around you. Brian Webb: 100%. Theresa Roemer: But once you figure out what motivates that person or those people, you're a winner because then that person will work their behind off for you because you have figured out what motivates that person to work so hard for you. Brian Webb: Absolutely. That's a great word. Well, one, thank you for being here today, Theresa. Let me ask you this, for those in our audience who just want to connect with you online, follow you, see what's going on in your life, what you have coming up that you're excited about, whatever's next, where's the best place for our audience to find you and connect with you online? Theresa Roemer: You can find me at theresaroemer.com. You'll find everything about me, my podcast conversations in the closet. You'll find all my goodies that I have brainwashed and thought up of and are currently selling. Anything that is happening in my world, it happens on my website. So you can definitely find me there. You can find me all over social media, on every social media platform, I'm there. Theresa Roemer. Brian Webb: Okay. And we'll put those links in the show notes too. And by the way, before we go, I kind of wish this was a video podcast because we've got to talk about your closet. The infamous Theresa Roemer closet. I could tell the audience about it, but I've got to see it. First of all, I'm going to have fun with you here for a second. I was there for the party. I was a Karma party, obviously. And we've hung out too. And I came over and I'm like, first of all, walking in is like walking into Macy's, audience. You've just got to understand this. Literally, there's a glass door. A commercial door like you're walking into a retail department store. And then I think, is it what? Three stories if I remember right. Theresa Roemer: Yes, yes. Brian Webb: I think I got vertigo on the third story when I looked down over the railing. Theresa Roemer: Yes, it's three stories, 3000 square feet. Brian Webb: Insane, insane. So many people could stick their home inside of your closet and you still have room to put your clothes. Well, some of them anyway, right? Theresa Roemer: Yes, but most people... The misconception is most people don't understand why that closet was built. They think, "Oh, it's just this rich lady showing off that she's got all this stuff." And it's really not. I actually wanted to build that closet as a venue for charity purposes. Brian Webb: Yeah. Theresa Roemer: And so I said, "All the women and men want to be in the pretty closet so why not build it big enough so that we can actually hold the charity events in the closet?" Brian Webb: Wow. Theresa Roemer: And so that's that was the whole meaning behind the closet. It was supposed to be the closet that continually gives back. Brian Webb: Wow. Well, I think you're a rock star. I'm so proud to call you my friend. Thanks for coming on the podcast today. It was just awesome talking to you today. Theresa Roemer: Thank you for having me, Brian. It was my pleasure. Brian Webb: Thanks for joining me today and listening to this episode of The Learn More Earn More Business Growth Podcast. We can be found on all the major platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Pandora, Stitcher, and even Amazon music. I genuinely hope you enjoyed today's episode. And if you did, I'd be honored if you subscribe to the show and leave us a rating and an honest review. I'd love to connect with you on Instagram. You can find me at @brianwebb, and the show sponsor, Whatbox Digital can be found at, as you might guess @whatboxdigital. 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Hey Guys, thank you so much for listening to today's podcast! I'm super excited to have Theresa Roemer as my first guest. She is a famous American entrepreneur and businesswoman who “won the US Open in Bodybuilding at 40 years old.” She has written 3 books, serves as the CEO of Theresa Roemer, LLC, and has a successful YouTube Channel! Tune into hear how she's been keeping herself busy during the quarantine and her experiences with the pandemic. Check Our Social Media Out: Instagram - @stupidlysmartpodcast

When you're faced with adversity in your life, bouncing back, getting beyond its grip, and living a life not controlled by the subsequent negativity adversity brings on can seem beyond impossible. Everything is happening in that specific moment and the toughest of times have a tendency to play cruel tricks on your psyche...leading you to believe there's no end to the struggle in front of you.But today, we are going to tackle this stigma head on and help you understand how facing adversity in your life can better prepare and strengthen you for what's still to come as you make your way through life!On Episode 4 of The Makin Wellness Podcast, I am joined by the renowned lifestyle mentor and philanthropist Theresa Roemer. Theresa has experienced significant loss in her life, including the unexpected deaths of her brother, son, father, and stepfather, but has maintained levity through positive mindset, daily fitness and focus on her health, meditation, and much more. We talk about how Theresa handles change in her life, how COVID-19 is impacting mental health across the country, how daily exercise can be the ultimate stress reliever, why every adult needs to focus on "30 Minutes of Fun" every day, and secrets to overcoming adversity that will lead to better mental health.Theresa's story is one of pure inspiration and the wisdom she brings to today's episode is something you don't want to overlook!As she mentions on the show, she's "everywhere" if you'd like to connect with her and discover more about her life's mission. You can get started by visiting theresaroemer.com.Discover More Mental Health & Wellness Resources!Visit makinwellness.com todayFind Makin Wellness On The Following Platforms:Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTubeMUSIC CREDIT: Theme music for The Makin Wellness Podcast - "Positive Motivation" courtesy of purple-planet.com

Join show host Theresa Roemer in her discussion with Mr. Fabulous about the different aspects of social media. Presented by: Luxe Media Sponsored by: GSH+

Theresa Roemer has a SKYPE meeting with Dr. Miami, a highly respected, ethical and experienced plastic surgeon.

Theresa Roemer continues her interview in her world famous closet.

Theresa Roemer continues her interview in her world famous closet.

Blair joins Theresa Roemer in her 3,000 sq ft closet to discuss a life shaped by tragedy and incredible accomplishment. Theresa shares stories of her abusive childhood, finding herself through physical fitness and fighting her way to the top of the social scene in Houston, Texas and beyond.

Luxe Life host Candice Bar interviews Theresa Roemer in her famous worlds largest closet! Theresa is a lifestyle mentor, philanthropist, you-tuber and author.

Dr. Harris is joined by the incomparable Theresa Roemer for a candid conversation about resilience, gratitude, and charity.  Theresa shares some incredible personal experiences and what makes her get out of bed every day.  Her journey is nothing less than inspiring and prove that anyone can achieve greatness while being humble and breathing life into and uplifting the community. Theresa’s Social Media: IG: @Theresa.Roemer Twitter: @TheresaRoemer YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2FPerL8QvbP1B8YkeXMy-g

“Your opinion of me will never change my life.” Theresa Roemer has become one of the known lifestyle influencers. Theresa Roemer, as a brand has evolved into a lifestyle for those who want to achieve success in everything they do.   Built around this driven and charismatic personality, success with a heart is always possible!  In this episode we talk about:Theresa’s success story Even her unfortunate experiences in life Helpful tips on how to rise above challenges Theresa’s important ideals in life Behind the scenes during her workdays  Show notes: 1:25 - An entrepreneur all her life. Theresa has been working since she was 9 years old2:15 -Her world’s largest closet is a place for charity4:05 - Theresa’s climb to being a millionaire has so much hard work and dedication5:35 - Looking at goals and achieving those goals. Not looking at one goal only. 7:10 - She experienced being belittled 8:05 - Consistency is huge. It is always a significant effort. 10:57 -Having a deadline is important. Always set a deadline otherwise it’s procrastination13:25 -Not everyone will agree or like us. Haters are labeled as fans. 14:45 -This is not a dress rehearsal. Live life as a real deal. 15:45 -Theresa also has her share of unfortunate experiences 18:50 -Life problems are inevitable. Rise above these problems19:58 -Everyone got a story worth sharing. Losing her son is never easy grief and will never be 21:00 -As long as there is work, there is a purpose23:00 -Everyone needs a visual board. Looking at it helps get a good focus 26:05 -Women can do business like how men do29:00 -Skincare tip- get a Banish Kit! 30:50 -Wake up every day and live the best life! 31:50 -Sunday is Theresa’s busiest day33:15 -Taking a vacation is important- time to relax and refresh37:48 -Every day is a workday As a female entrepreneur, Theresa is such an inspiration to Daisy. The conversation is so meaningful and inspirational. Let us be motivated to become the best successful version of ourselves! Learn more about Theresa Roemer and BANISH!You can connect with Theresa on social media:Instagram: @theresa.roemerYouTube: Theresa RoemerTwitter: @theresaroemerFacebook: @offcialtheresaroemerWebsite: https://theresaroemer.com/  To know more about Daisy, you can follow: Instagram @daiserz89 and @banishacnescarsYouTube: The Acne Channel 

Beauty and fitness pioneer Theresa Roemer is proof that women can have it all! A successful entrepreneur with more than 30 years experience, Theresa continues to think outside the box and has an impressive list of accomplishments to prove it. Her insights in the fitness industry make Theresa a highly sought-after personal trainer. She has previously owned and operated her own health club and mentored young girls on fitness and nutrition through the highly acclaimed Barbizon Modeling Schools. Additionally, her fitness talents have been utilized by one of the Top 2 fitness chains in America. ELITE EXPERT Insider is a weekly podcast that educates, inspires and motivates entrepreneurs, innovators and growth seekers. Hosts Melanie Johnson and Jenn Foster, owners of Elite Online Publishing, will bring you conversations from business, personal development to health and fitness. They will chat with special guests, industry leaders, authors, business, and marketing experts and just darn interesting people. It’s the show that will up your game! To Learn More about Theresa Roemer and her book Naked in 30 Days visit: http://www.TheresaRoemer.com

Beauty and fitness pioneer Theresa Roemer is proof that women can have it all! A successful entrepreneur with more than 30 years experience, Theresa continues to think outside the box and has an impressive list of accomplishments to prove it. Her insights in the fitness industry make Theresa a highly sought-after personal trainer. She has previously owned and operated her own health club and mentored young girls on fitness and nutrition through the highly acclaimed Barbizon Modeling Schools. Additionally, her fitness talents have been utilized by one of the Top 2 fitness chains in America. ELITE EXPERT Insider is a weekly podcast that educates, inspires and motivates entrepreneurs, innovators and growth seekers. Hosts Melanie Johnson and Jenn Foster, owners of Elite Online Publishing, will bring you conversations from business, personal development to health and fitness. They will chat with special guests, industry leaders, authors, business, and marketing experts and just darn interesting people. It’s the show that will up your game! To Learn More about Theresa Roemer and her book Naked in 30 Days visit: http://www.TheresaRoemer.com

Theresa Roemer - Naked in 30 Days - Hot Chicks Write Hot Books Podcast - All you need is one month and the determination to change your life. Naked in 30 Days is a day-by-day guide to getting yourself in shape through the insider secrets the author has learned in her decades as a fitness expert and award-winning bodybuilder, as well as through diet and exercise and life experience. Theresa’s passion for health inspired her to write Naked in 30 Days to empower women to feel as vibrant and healthy at 45 and beyond as they did at 25. Anyone can do anything for a period of 30 days, and if you put yourself on this plan, you will find that you change your approach to food and exercise, as well as your relationship to both. Before you know it, you’ll be standing naked with yourself…and proud of who you are and how you got there. This podcast is about how to write, publish & market your book on Amazon. Best-selling authors answer your questions about becoming a best-selling author, how to make money with your book and more. Hot Chicks Write Hot Books LLC help busy entrepreneurs, business leaders, and professional athletes Create, Publish, and Market their book, to build their business and brand. Save time, money and effort on the book writing process. For a free book, you can text your name and email to 1(832) 572-5285

Theresa Roemer has owned fitness facilities since 1991. She also took the U.S. Open title in bodybuilding at the age of 40, In 2010 Theresa held the titles of Mrs. Houston U.A., Mrs. Texas U.A., and was the 1st runner up for Mrs. United America concurrently. In 2011 Theresa climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro to raise money for Child Legacy International.

Theresa Roemer is a woman on a mission. As an entrepreneur and small business owner, as well as a business philanthropy expert who holds charity events in her closet, through hard work, faith and determination, Theresa created the life she had always dreamed of.  http://www.theresaroemerceo.com Theresa wasn’t always a millionaire. She grew up a sickly child on a farm in Nebraska with humble beginnings. Theresa married young and at age 28 was a single mother with two children, literally starting over with next to nothing, sleeping on the floor in a one room apartment until she was able to build herself back up. Today's show s all about overcoming hardship, loss or tragedy, and finding your real purpose and legacy in life. Listeners will learn: How the world's largest closet was turned into a philanthopic event locationThe role fitness and even fashion plays in overcoming strifeThe importance of giving back Join your hostess Bernadette Boas, the ball of fire speaker, trainer and coach, for this educational and entertaining conversation, all focused on helping your shift from bitch to RICH in your career, business and life!! Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the show for all updates, guest announcements and show news...and join in the dialogue on Facebook and Twitter !!!

Theresa Roemer is a woman on a mission. As an entrepreneur and small business owner, as well as a business philanthropy expert who holds charity events in her closet, through hard work, faith and determination, Theresa created the life she had always dreamed of.  http://www.theresaroemerceo.com Theresa wasn’t always a millionaire. She grew up a sickly child on a farm in Nebraska with humble beginnings. Theresa married young and at age 28 was a single mother with two children, literally starting over with next to nothing, sleeping on the floor in a one room apartment until she was able to build herself back up. Today's show s all about overcoming hardship, loss or tragedy, and finding your real purpose and legacy in life. Listeners will learn: How the world's largest closet was turned into a philanthopic event locationThe role fitness and even fashion plays in overcoming strifeThe importance of giving back Join your hostess Bernadette Boas, the ball of fire speaker, trainer and coach, for this educational and entertaining conversation, all focused on helping your shift from bitch to RICH in your career, business and life!! Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the show for all updates, guest announcements and show news...and join in the dialogue on Facebook and Twitter !!!

Gary and Jigga break the news of Tiger Woods cheating on girlfriend Lindsey Vonn. They also rap about the police state in America, George Zimmerman and Deflategate. Theresa Roemer, the person with the Worlds largest closet calls in. This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Wealth is not new. Neither is charity. But the idea of using private wealth imaginatively, constructively, and systematically to attack the fundamental problems of mankind is new. - John Gardner Today we were joined by local Houstonian Theresa Roemer to discuss Philanthropy. Theresa Roemer is the CEO of Theresa Roemer, LLC and a small business owner who specializes in business philanthropy. She owns several home goods companies in Houston, Texas and is a partner in Roemer Oil. Theresa is an expert in business philanthropy and is engaged by large companies such as LVMH to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars on behalf of charities like the American Heart Association and the American Red Cross. To learn more about Theresa you can visit her website at: www.theresaroemerceo.com You can listen live by going to www.kpft.org and clicking on the HD3 tab. You can also listen to this episode and others by podcast at:   http://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/moneymatters   or   www.moneymatterspodcast.com

John Weir specializes in the areas of peak mental performance on the golf course and in executive stress management which helps individuals and corporations go from stressed to their best.   PAULIE Z of  Rock band Z02  (had  a show for 2 seasons on IFC) and the writer and performer on the new KIDS CD  Kidville Rockin' Railroad. P.G. has written several books dealing with Anti-Bullying; raising kids' self-esteem and love for themselves.The books also stress the importance of loving and having faith in God or a Higher Being. .Beauty and fitness pioneer, Theresa Roemer continues to be an inspiration for women everywhere. A successful entrepreneur with more than 30 years experience, Theresa continues to think outside the box and has an impressive list of accomplishments.