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“I don’t want to do math! You can’t make me!” All of our careful homeschool planning can go right down the drain when our children dig their heels in and refuse to work with us. Power struggles often ensue and not only do we usually fail to reach our intended goal, but our relationship with our children is negatively affected. On today’s show we’ll be discussing building motivation in our kids by being mindful of our language and expectations. We’ll also give you some creative tips and tricks to help bring harmony back to your homeschool. Topics Covered: Why do kids refuse to work with us? Environment (time and place) Preparation Implementation (lose them halfway through) Roadblocks FREE Resource Guide Download our FREE North American Resources List to enhance your global studies with your learners! https://rebrand.ly/fstke What are we into this week Melissa and Doug Felt Food - https://amzn.to/2Nj9UPR Connect with us Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/homeschooltogetherpodcast/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/homeschooltogetherpodcast Website: https://homeschooltogether.fireside.fm/ Email: homeschooltogetherpodcast@gmail.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2LHBAmkwPj6N6OUnSmDZZQ

Though most divorcing couples intend to put the best interests of their children first, their own emotions get in the way. So, how can divorced parents learn to prioritize their children’s needs and create a trusting and constructive coparenting relationship? How can they help their kids build resilience in the aftermath of divorce? Risa Garon is the Cofounder and Executive Director of the National Family Resiliency Center (NFRC), an organization that provides counseling and educational programs to help children and adults cope, heal and navigate through divorce and other family transitions. Risa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Family Life Educator with nearly 30 years of experience helping separating and divorced couples develop parenting plans that focus on the developmental needs of the children involved. On this episode of Divorce Dialogues, Risa joins Katherine to explain why it’s challenging for divorcing parents to put the best interests of their children first. She walks us through the four components of NFRC’s child-focused decision-making model, discussing how she considers what both parents want—but prioritizes the child’s needs. Listen in for insight on dealing with high-conflict parents and get Risa’s advice on minimizing stress over the holidays after a divorce. Topics Covered Why it’s challenging for divorcing parents to put the best interests of their children first The four components of NFRC’s child-focused decision-making model Risa’s insight on how to deal with parents in a high-conflict divorce How Risa considers what both parents want but prioritizes their children’s needs Training mental health professionals, judicial officers, attorneys and mediators to mitigate conflict Risa’s advice for minimizing stress over the holidays post-divorce Successful examples of incorporating old holiday traditions with new ones after a divorce Why Risa encourages divorced parents to chip in on one gift rather than buying presents separately What grieving parents can do on holidays they spend without their kids Connect with Risa Garon National Family Resiliency Center: https://www.nfrchelp.org/ Call (410) 740-9553 Connect with Katherine Miller The Center for Understanding Conflict: http://understandinginconflict.org/ Miller Law Group: https://westchesterfamilylaw.com/ Katherine on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kemiller1 The New Yorker’s Guide to Collaborative Divorce by Katherine Miller: https://www.amazon.com/New-Yorkers-Guide-Collaborative-Divorce/dp/0692496246 Email: katherine@westchesterfamilylaw.com Call (914) 738-7765 Resources Books by Risa Garon: https://www.amazon.com/Books-Risa-J-Garon/s?rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3ARisa+J.+Garon

It takes a lot of discipline, drive and intention to come out of this pandemic even stronger than you were when it started. Whether physically, mentally or in business, those who are applying themselves to growing and improving during this time are the unstoppable ones. Mike Arce is an entrepreneur, speaker, coach, and advertising professional who owns Loud Rumor, a 7-figure advertising agency for fitness studios and independent gyms. Mike is also the host of a video podcast, The G.O.A.T. Show, where he interviews people who are arguably the greatest of all time at what they do. On this episode of Perfectly Mentored, Jason and Mike jam on the shift to virtual fitness programs in the midst of COVID-19, how Mike trains his sales team using micro-wins, prioritizing each step of the sales process correctly and developing a resilient mindset to push past failure. Listen in for a new take on selling in tough times. Topics Covered: Why is Mike Arce a Fitness Legend? [00:15] How Are Fitness Businesses Pivoting During COVID-19? [01:10] What Can I Do to Get Okay with Asking for Money Online? [06:42] How Do I Conquer Imposter Syndrome? [10:35] What's the Biggest Mistake Salespeople Make? [12:05] Has COVID-19 Changed the Rules of Sales? [16:32] Why is Ad Spend the First to Go in a Crisis? [19:10] Where Did You Learn Your Exceptional Skill Set? [20:25] How Much Do Marketing and Sales Overlap? [24:55] What Part of the Sales Cycle Trips People Up the Most? [28:14] Is Sales Largely a Mental Process? [31:37] What Does Your Daily Routine Look Like? [32:15] How Do I Begin to Rebuild My Mindset? [35:38] Is Your Inner Circle Important? [37:25] How Do I Get in Touch with Mike? [38:43] Connect with Mike Arce Instagram Connect with Jason Portnoy jportnoy.com LinkedIn Like the episode? Come visit us on Apple Podcasts - don't forget to subscribe and leave a review! We appreciate your feedback and would love for you to help spread the word!

This week I am joined by Kathleen Doll, who recently completed her PhD at Claremont Graduate University. We discuss her dissertation on strategic planning in evaluation design. Topics Covered: Why did Kathleen choose to get a PhD in evaluation at Claremont Graduate University? (02:12) How did Kathleen get to her dissertation topic of strategic evaluation? (05:09) Dissertation design (07:56) What is strategic evaluation planning? (09:25) Results! What are the benefits of strategic evaluation planning? (10:44) Who should be doing strategic evaluation planning? (16:22) How does strategic evaluation planning align with developmental evaluation? (19:20) How does this work with funders? (21:47) How Kathleen’s work has been impacted by Covid-19 (23:34) Topics in evaluation giving Kathleen life: trauma-informed evaluation, research on evaluation working group, and working on an NDE volume (27:30) What’s next for Kathleen after the PhD (35:52) Resources mentioned: Kathleen's dissertation handout on Strategic Evaluation (https://tinyurl.com/drdoll2020) Martha Brown’s eStudy on Trauma Informed Evaluation (https://www.pathlms.com/aea/courses/15601) J. Bradley Cousins’ webinar on Getting RoE Published (http://comm.eval.org/researchonevaluation/tigresources) Contact: Kathleen Doll: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathleenmkdoll) & kathleendoll101@gmail.com EvaluLand: Website (https://evaluland.fireside.fm/) & Twitter (@EvaluLand (https://twitter.com/evaluland)) Music by Matt Ingelson, http://www.mattingelsonmusic.com/ Special Guest: Kathleen Doll.

In today’s podcast Krystal Cedeno and Wilma Noah, Training and Development Specialists of the Native Learning Center and Lisa Perez HR Consultant and President of HBL Resources Inc. sit down for a discussion on Low Cost, No Cost Ways to Recognize your Employees. One commonality that most individuals have while in the work force is the feeling of being undervalued. Unappreciated and unseen for those extra work hours and dedication that were put in last week. The ladies uncover simple, fun and heartwarming ways for employers to show how much their employees truly mean to them. Topics Covered: - Why is Employee Recognition so Important - Ways we can Recognize Employees and Methods - Things we can do to Recognize Employees that are NO Cost - Things we can do to Recognize Employees that are LOW Cost

Change is something that, admit it or not, most of us are afraid of. However, there are some individuals who see change as an opportunity to grow and develop themselves further. In particular, changing companies is something that has helped many to find their passion and, especially, has led them to grow professionally. Today we have invited Hugo Lehmann to share with us his experience when making the move from Heineken. Hugo is currently the Sr. Global Sales Director for Danone Waters, but before this experience he worked for Carlsberg and Heineken in local roles in Italy and Brazil, as well as global roles in Denmark and Amsterdam. Topics Covered -Why you should move companies when you are doing fine in your current role. -How do you know it is the right time to change companies. -What you can offer an employer which you didn’t have before. -Factors to weigh in when making the decision to change companies.

Sankar Vyakaranam joins Kara and Adnan to discuss simple productivity hacks we can incorporate into our everyday lives to regain control and power over our day. Topics Covered:Why turning off email notifications can be a game changerHow to create the space to tackle tasks that require deep thinkingThe importance of building in wellness into your routine Considerations for globally distributed teams

Robert Brus is the founder of Go All In Podcast Booking Agency (https://www.goallin.com.au/) where he helps people amplify their message & brand by booking them on industry-specific podcasts. In this episode, Rob will share a value-packed insight and a winning formula that has him doing quite well, in his chosen niche of podcasting. *Get all my best tools, templates, guides HERE* - (http://www.luisryan.com/book) * Partner with me here* - (http://dominatewithluis.com/) *JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP!* - (https://www.facebook.com/groups/pdvip) Topics Covered: - Why you need to move your ego out of the way - How to craft a conversation based on Rob’s format - Start doing this to get you to the next step - Steps to achieve excellence - Why building a relationship with your guests before having them on your show adds value to it Connect With Robert: - Website - https://www.goallin.com.au/ (https://www.goallin.com.au/) - LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertnbrus/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertnbrus/) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

In this episode of Jumpseat Radio host, Ryan Pennington shares some personal experience with Mental Health Support and how it can make a world of difference in your Fire Service Career. Topics Covered Why do we struggle.. .           Kids          Spouse          Trauma          Business     […]

Our world faces complex problems that simply cannot be solved with the same thinking that got us here. We desperately need diverse voices to tackle crises like large-scale conflict and climate change. And while we may consciously believe that women have the same right as men to lead with our words, many of us still hesitate, fearful of how we might be perceived or convinced that our ideas aren’t good enough. So, how do we learn to trust ourselves and feel safe in sharing our truth? Today on Women’s Empowerment School, Sylvia is sharing the tenth chapter of her book, 12 Leadership Powers for Successful Women, ‘The Power of Your Word.’ She explains why our subconscious minds are still programmed with the outdated stereotypes of 7K years of patriarchy, making us believe that it isn’t safe for women to speak out, and addresses the perception around women who talk often versus men who speak up regularly. Sylvia goes on to walk us through the ten habits for embracing the power of your word, challenging us to claim our own ideas, speak from our power center, end negative self-dialogue, and create alliances with other powerful leaders. Listen in for insight into celebrating the sensual joy of speaking your truth and learn how change your story, stop hiding and share the power of your words! Topics Covered Why women still subconsciously believe it is not safe to speak out The differences in perception re: men vs. women who talk a lot The need for diversity in leadership to solve the world’s problems Sylvia’s 10 habits for embracing the power of your word Allow yourself to interrupt others without guilt Claim your own ideas Work on full belly breathing + vocal projection Get grounded, speak from your power center Frame stories with numbers and facts Stop waiting for 80% of the proof you’re right End negative self-dialogue (internal cheerleader) Imprint yourself with the belief I AM ENOUGH Stop comparing and create alliances + collaborations Celebrate the sensual joy of speaking your truth Trusting that you have a voice + message the world needs to hear Connect with Sylvia Becker-Hill Women’s Empowerment School WES on Facebook Women Rising Facebook Group WES Podcast Show Notes Sylvia on Instagram Sylvia on LinkedIn Subscribe to WES on iTunes Subscribe to WES on Google Play Subscribe to WES on Stitcher Resources 12 Leadership Powers for Successful Women by Sylvia Becker-Hill Previous Episodes of the WES Podcast Join Sylvia’s Women Rising Community here: www.becker-hill.com/community. Please co-create a new program with Sylvia by answering this short survey about your current needs and topics on your mind and in your heart: www.becker-hill.com/survey.

Most women have a love-hate relationship with words like LEADERSHIP and POWER. Yes, we want to make an impact and influence others. But the patriarchal model of leadership is that of a bully who uses their ego to wield power over others. Someone who is not particularly kind, loving or compassionate. How can we redefine what it means to be a good leader? And what are the characteristics of strong leadership in an evolving, post-patriarchal world? Today, Sylvia walks us through the first 6 of 12 new leadership traits or freedoms that helped her navigate her father’s death. She explains how the freedom from fear and self-doubt helped her make decision after decision without browbeating anyone (including herself!) and describes how freedom from the need to please supported her when others disagreed with her handling of a situation. Sylvia goes on to discuss the freedom from resistance that allowed her to surrender to the moment and achieve a flow state despite circumstances beyond her control. Listen in for Sylvia’s insight around embracing the paradox that comes with freedom from time pressure and learn how being free of perfectionism helped her find beauty in a messy, imperfect, surreal situation. Topics Covered Why leadership and power are not sexy words for women The first 6 new leadership traits for post-patriarchal leaders Free of FEAR (as internal or external driver) Free of SELF-DOUBT Free of the NEED TO PLEASE OTHERS Free of RESISTANCE Free of PERFECTIONISM Free of TIME PRESSURE How the 6 freedoms helped Sylvia navigate her father’s death How the patriarchy is driven by a paradigm of resistance The impact of adding perfectionism to stressful circumstances Finding the perfection in messy, imperfect situations Connect with Sylvia Becker-Hill Women’s Empowerment School WES on Facebook Women Rising Facebook Group WES Podcast Show Notes Sylvia on Instagram Sylvia on LinkedIn Subscribe to WES on iTunes Subscribe to WES on Google Play Subscribe to WES on Stitcher Resources Women’s Empowerment School EP015 Women’s Empowerment School EP031 12 Leadership Powers for Successful Women by Sylvia Becker-Hill Join hundreds of other professional women from around the world in Sylvia’s next Masterclass “From Frustration to Freedom—The 5 Truths That Turn Women into Leaders Who Have It All” on October 26-27, all weekend long, by signing up here: www.becker-hill.com/freedom. Don’t forget to download and print your powerful workbook to capture your insights and get Sylvia’s self-coaching process to erase lies from your brain and choose your new truths.

We live in a culture of disconnection. We’re disconnected from each other, from nature, from the divine. And life is disconnected from death. In fact, most of us avoid thinking about our mortality entirely. What if we learned to accept death as a natural part of life? What if we could use death to empower our decision-making? What if we engaged death as an advisor on our team? Today, Sylvia explains the value of embracing death as a part of life and bringing it into our conscious awareness. She shares her recent experience with her father’s passing, describing her own freedom from the fear of death and exploring the concept of bardo—the space between life and death. Sylvia goes on to discuss two books that changed the way she thinks about death, The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying and Journey to Ixtlan, offering insight into the indigenous belief that death walks behind our left shoulder to remind us we’re mortal. Listen in as Sylvia challenges us to look honestly at our own relationship with death and learn how a productive dialogue with death can help us prioritize what’s really important. Topics Covered Why we avoid thinking about our mortality The value of embracing death as a part of life The space between life and death (bardo) How to bring death into your awareness The indigenous belief that death walks behind us Viewing death as a mentor or counselor Using death to prioritize what’s truly important How to explore your relationship with death Initiating a productive dialogue with death Connect with Sylvia Becker-Hill Women’s Empowerment School WES on Facebook Women Rising Facebook Group WES Podcast Show Notes Sylvia on Instagram Sylvia on LinkedIn Subscribe to WES on iTunes Subscribe to WES on Google Play Subscribe to WES on Stitcher Resources The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying by Sogyal Rinpoche Journey to Ixtlan: The Lessons of Don Juan by Carlos Castaneda 12 Leadership Powers for Successful Women by Sylvia Becker-Hill Sign up for the next free online masterclass for professional women “From Frustration to Freedom—The 5 Truths That Turn Women into Leaders Who Have It All” on October 26-27 (throughout the weekend) at www.becker-hill.com/freedom.

EPISODE 025 | SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 WHAT’S NEW THIS WEEK Like most popular wellness products, there are some important things to know about essential oils including where to (safely) purchase, how to use, and when to use them. This week’s episode covers everything you need to know about getting started with essential oils for beginners. Also, you’ll learn how incorporating certified pure therapeutic grade essential oils into your home and wellness routine can save you time, money, and unwanted health issues. TOPICS COVERED Why use essential oils? | 1:42 Buying quality essential oils | 3:23 What are essential oils? | 7:04 How you can use essential oils | 8:34 The doTERRA difference | 13:52 Are doTERRA oils organic? | 17:48 Are essential oils a trend or something bigger? | 20:26 ADDITIONAL RESOURCES DISCOVER THE POWER OF DOTERRA Are you interested in learning more about the only essential oils I use and trust? Learn more about doTERRA and discover the positive impact their essential oils can have on you, your community, and the farmers who provide us with these miraculous oils. Co-Impact Sourcing: read more about the power of co-impact sourcing and hear about my trip experience to Guatemala to learn more about the sourcing process and to support the cardamom farmers. Are you ready to experience the doTERRA difference? Get started with our most popular wellness kit that includes our top ten essential oils, a diffuser, and a 25% no-strings-attached lifetime discount. ORDER YOUR STARTER KIT NOW ESSENTIAL OILS FOR BEGINNERS RESOURCES Check out the below list of resources about essential oil for beginners: Essential Oils for Anxious Feelings The Best Essential Oils for Sunburn Essential Oils for Menstrual Cramps + PMS The Most Important Essential Oils to Have Building Boundaries with Essential Oils

How do you think about emotions? What triggers them? Do you have the power to manage those emotions? Or are they outside your control? Do the circumstances dictate your reaction? Or can you choose how to feel? Today on Women’s Empowerment School, Sylvia is sharing the ninth chapter of her book, 12 Leadership Powers for Successful Women, ‘The Power of Emotion Management.’ She explains why most people believe that emotions are an undeniable reality, discussing the misconception that there is a cause-effect connection between external situations and how we feel. Sylvia goes on to describe the human free will present in the gap between external triggers and our subconscious, automatic reactions, challenging us to be present and choose a different, more goal-aligned response. Listen in for insight around why the two standard responses to emotion, suppression and expression, are harmful—and learn how to leverage a third possibility by releasing what you feel! Topics Covered Why most people believe that emotions are outside their control The misconception that people and situations CAUSE our feelings How the same situation might elicit several different reactions The free will present in the gap between a trigger and our response How leaders can choose a different, more goal-aligned response The two standard responses to emotion in our culture Suppress Express How suppressing emotion undermines our integrity and health How expressing emotion escalates a situation and ignites drama The connection between stress and suppressed emotion Leveraging a third possible response by RELEASING what we feel Connect with Sylvia Becker-Hill Women’s Empowerment School WES on Facebook Women Rising Facebook Group WES Podcast Show Notes Sylvia on Instagram Sylvia on LinkedIn Subscribe to WES on iTunes Subscribe to WES on Google Play Subscribe to WES on Stitcher Resources 12 Leadership Powers for Successful Women by Sylvia Becker-Hill Previous Episodes of the WES Podcast Get Your free self-assessment for your EVElution here: www.becker-hill.com/compass Sign-up for the free 5 day masterclass “From Overwhelm to Alignment—Take Your Life Back Starting TODAY” here: www.becker-hill.com/masterclass Join Sylvia’s new FB group here: www.facebook.com/WomenRisingGlobalHub/

Do you struggle to make important decisions? If you suffer from self-doubt before, during or after, you know that indecisiveness is tantamount to self-torture. So, how can we learn to trust our decisions—and receive support from the universe? The answer lies in channeling the power of commitment. Today on Women’s Empowerment School, Sylvia is sharing the eighth chapter of her book, 12 Leadership Powers for Successful Women, ‘The Power of Commitment.’ She walks us through the six most common decision-making resistance patterns that plague women, making it difficult for us to make important decisions or causing decision-remorse once we have. Sylvia goes on to share her definition of commitment and outline the five steps for harnessing its power to facilitate buy-in and attract resources from the universe. Listen in for insight around why honesty is key in unveiling the decision you have already made and learn how committing fully will move providence in your favor! Topics Covered Why most of the decisions we make each day are subconscious The common decision-making resistance patterns women face Codependency People pleasing Perfectionism Control issues Fear of failure Fear of success What causes us to experience decision remorse How Sylvia defines commitment as going all-in 5 steps to gaining the power of commitment Be honest about decision-making patterns Get support to overcome patterns that don’t serve Write down feelings before, during and after big decisions Expect synchronicities in days after making commitment Stay away from self-doubt after making decision How commitment gives leaders energy and encourages buy-in Why honesty is key in unveiling the decision you already made How committing fully will move providence in your favor Connect with Sylvia Becker-Hill Women’s Empowerment School WES on Facebook Women Rising Facebook Group WES Podcast Show Notes Sylvia on Instagram Sylvia on LinkedIn Subscribe to WES on iTunes Subscribe to WES on Google Play Subscribe to WES on Stitcher Resources 12 Leadership Powers for Successful Women by Sylvia Becker-Hill Previous Episodes of the WES Podcast Sylvia’s Free EVElution Compass  Join Sylvia’s new FB group here: facebook.com/WomenRisingGlobalHub

Memory is a fickle thing. You may be confident that your memory of an event is absolutely correct, yet someone else may remember the details very differently—and be just as confident that they’re right. Most of us understand that remembering is subjective, but you may be surprised to learn that your biased memory influences the reality you create! When you project your memory of a person or situation (and added judgement) on current circumstances, people respond by living up to your expectations. How does this work? Can you use this creative power to script a different outcome? Today on Women’s Empowerment School, Sylvia is sharing the seventh chapter of her book, 12 Leadership Powers for Successful Women, ‘The Power of Projection.’ She explains why there is no such thing as an objectively stored memory, discussing the fluid nature of memory and how it changes over time. Sylvia introduces the idea of remembering as a creative act, offering insight around how your judgement of a client or colleague based on previous experience impacts your behavior toward them—and proves your projection right when they mirror your body language! Listen in to understand the power you possess to co-create your world and learn how to script encounters so that people live up to your ideal vision. Topics Covered Why there is no such thing as an objectively stored memory The fluid nature of memory and how it changes over time Sylvia’s insight around how remembering is a creative act How projections turn into expectations + impact our behavior How mirror neurons make us feel connected via mimicry Why people always live up to our expectations of them How to script encounters so people embody our ideal vision Taking ownership of everything we think, feel + experience Connect with Sylvia Becker-Hill Women’s Empowerment School WES on Facebook WES Podcast Show Notes Sylvia on Instagram Sylvia on LinkedIn Subscribe to WES on iTunes Subscribe to WES on Google Play Subscribe to WES on Stitcher Email syliva@becker-hill.com Resources 12 Leadership Powers for Successful Women by Sylvia Becker-Hill Previous Episodes of the WES Podcast Join Sylvia’s new FB group here: facebook.com/WomenRisingGlobalHub

Ever wondered how a woman finds herself in the predicament of supporting an incarcerated loved one? Ever wondered how she does it and remains resilient? Well the Real Resilience: Prison Wife Life podcast has the answers to your questions! I'm your host Crystal Wyatt. For 7 years I've operated a Prison transportation service in Philadelphia--taking families to visit incarcerated loved ones throughout Pennsylvania--and I realized early on that the main supporters of the incarcerated community are WOMEN.  These women are wives, girlfriends, daughters, sisters, and even grandmothers and they've all agreed to share their stories with you but in this introductory episode, it's only right to hear a word from me. Let's Go! Topics Covered: Why we ride when he goes to jail? Learning the judicial process. The pressures of supporting an incarcerated loved one. Pennsylvania Prison Statistics and its impact on community. Developing the Real Resilience Program and Podcast. Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate and Review the show! Listen on: Pandora, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, RadioPublic and the Real Resilience Prison Wife Life website! Stay Connected: Website: www.realresiliencepwl.com FB: Real Resilience: Prison Wife Life IG: @realresilience_prisonwifelife Twitter: @RealRes_PWL Visit our website to purchase my memoir: Road Trippin': Riding and Rebuilding through Resilience Join our FB Community: Real Resilience P.W.L. Community Real Resilience: P.W.L is supported in part by, the Hope and Grace Fund and Ride and Rebuild, LLC  

In this episode, September talks with Dr. Paul C. Magarelli, a reproductive endocrinologist who had an unusual start in the fertility field. September and Dr. Magarelli talk about his organization, his unique philosophy, and approach to treating infertility. Topics Covered Ø Why only 1% of patients who need care actually get it Ø How education decreases costs and increases quality in fertility careØ What led to Dr. Magarelli’s decision to use frozen vs live embryos in his treatmentØ The reasoning behind Dr. Magarelli’s goal to help couples get “One Healthy Baby”Key Questions Discussed in the Episode:[0:40] How did Dr. Magarelli get into reproductive endocrinology?[5:31] Why is Dr. Magarelli able to charge lower rates than the average for fertility treatments?[9:35] Besides cost, what is another reason that many interested fertility patients don’t get the care they want?[14:20} What about the side effects of the medicine women take while undergoing IVF?[17:05} Why do you focus so much on education?[21:26] What led to your decision to use frozen embryos for IVF?[25:40] Why do you advise patients to deeply consider whether they should have twins?About Our GuestStarting off in marine biology, Dr. Magarelli began his career with a dream of working with Jacque Cousteau. He was privileged to work for his son but realized that he wanted a career that would make a bigger impact than watching shrimp mate. He is a reproductive endocrinologist and the medical director of both High Quality Affordable Fertility campuses (Colorado Springs and Denver) and the co-creator of the CMAP Acupuncture protocol, which combines acupuncture with medical fertility treatments.Links of InterestHigh Quality Affordable Fertility Center US Military Family Fertility Services Don’t forget to check us out at the Colorado Springs Fertility Conference website for event tickets, additional resources, and inspiration!Support the show (http://www.ColoradoSpringsFertilityConference.com)

Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Advisor & attorney Garrett Sutton stops by the podcast show to share his extensive expertise on asset protection strategies for real estate investors.  Learn to protect your investment portfolio whether you are a small investor with just one or two properties locally, or a real estate mogul with millions of dollars worth or property spread across multiple states.  This is your chance to learn from a true expert who is highly regarded in the real estate investing community. You can even have your asset protection setup by the same attorney used by Robert Kiyosaki.   Key Takeaways The first line off defense against a lawsuit is to have good business practices to begin with. Real estate investors are always at risk of a lawsuit, whether it be from a tenant, a worker on a rehab project or even if you are in a car accident. Attorneys like to go after insurance policies first. If there are too many obstacles in the way of them collecting, they are less likely to pursue a case against you. You can have multiple layers of asset protection by forming an LLC in a state which has very strong corporate laws; and the cost can be minimal.   Resources & Books Mentioned Book: Loop Holes of Real Estate (Rich Dad Advisors) by Garrett Sutton CoporateDirect.com   Sponsors FlipLender.com Direct access to funding for your flips.   Topics Covered Why asset protection is so important for real estate investors. Methods investors should avoid when it comes to holding title to their properties. The best ways to take title to your property. Land trusts vs. an LLC Deciding how many properties or how much equity to put into a single LLC. Financing properties you plan to own in a LLC. Making sure your property insurance is setup correctly. The advantages of setting up an out of state LLC in Wyoming Understanding "Charging Order" protection. How to follow proper corporate formalities. What to do if you haven't followed the proper corporate formalities. Equity stripping as an asset protection strategy. The advantages of forming your own separate property management LLC for your own properties. The minimal costs associated with having strong asset protection.   Connect With Garrett Sutton CorporateDirect.com Garrett Sutton on LinkedIn Garrett Sutton on Facebook     Please Share. We All Appreciate It!

You simply cannot accomplish all of your goals by yourself. Your role as a leader involves aligning the attention of your team toward a common purpose. But how do you master the art of attention management for yourself as well as the people you lead? Today on Women’s Empowerment School, Sylvia is walking us through the third chapter of her book, 12 Leadership Powers for Successful Women, ‘The Power of Your Attention.’ She explains why attention is one of our most precious resources and how you can connect with others by addressing their point of focus—and then move their attention in the direction of your desire! Sylvia discusses the two forms of attention, neutral and charged, offering insight on how we can be manipulated through either desire or repulsion to fixate our attention on someone else’s intended goals. Listen in for a powerful written exercise that will help you harness your own attention and understand why you ARE where you place your attention. Topics Covered Why leaders need to master the art of attention management The definition of attention as the brain energy exuded by focus The idea that ‘you are where your attention is’ How to connect with others by addressing their point of focus The vital leadership skill of pacing and leading Why the brain resource of attention is so easily drained The two forms of attention Neutral – free, at our disposal Charged – through desire/repulsion How people can be manipulated through charged attention Sylvia’s powerful exercise of listing your items of fixed attention How a strong emotional charge can fixate your attention Why leading with free attention affords you more energy Connect with Sylvia Becker-Hill Women’s Empowerment School WES on Facebook WES Podcast Show Notes Sylvia on Instagram Subscribe to WES on iTunes Subscribe to WES on Google Play Resources 12 Leadership Powers for Successful Women by Sylvia Becker-Hill WES EP004: The Power of Total Alignment WES EP008: The Power of Purpose Fix My Brand with Ali Craig Sylvia’s Facebook Live Trainings

Host: Dhru PurohitGuest: Emily FletcherThis week the executive producer of Broken Brain, Dhru, talks to Emily about how meditation can be life-changing. A regular practice can literally change the chemistry and biology of your brain as well as positively affect your relationships and your work. We’ll learn how meditation can actually give you time back, how it relaxes your central nervous system, can reduce effects of jet lag, is very helpful to new parents, and much more.Topics Covered* Why do we have a love/hate relationship with meditation? (2:16)* All about Emily and her meditation journey (5:04)* How does meditation help us manage stress? (9:52)* The financial and emotional cost of stress (13:50)* Why don’t people meditate? (15:46)* The difference between mindfulness and meditation (18:40)* Emily’s work with Dr. Hyman (24:22)* Finding what matters in our lives using meditation (28:48)* What does meditation look like for Emily? (36:25)* Results and when to expect them (40:45)Teaching kids meditation (47:52)The science behind how meditation impacts brain health (50:12) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Founder of FemCity, Violette de Ayala hosted the online and live class with featured Teacher and FemCity Collective Director, Tracey Ohlhausen on How to Delegate // a FemCity Podcast. Topics Covered : Why it's important to delegate Tips you can do to start delegating today Success stories based on increasing delegating efforts   To listen to other classes, visit our classroom. Visit our online community classroom for other free classes and worksheets.   Violette is the Founder of FemCity // an online global network featuring business and lifestyle trends with over 70 local communities designed exclusively for women. Violette is also a business coach,  motivational speaker, small business consultant, writer and mother of three. As a serial entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience, Violette is passionate about supporting women entrepreneurs through business growth, big vision strategies and positivity along the way. She has been quoted in Success, Entrepreneur, MSNBC, and Mashable. She has been seen in People, InStyle, and Real Simple Magazines. For more inspiration and business tips, visit www.femcity.com and www.violettedeayala.com. Follow Violette de Ayala // @violettedeayala  

http://www.veggiepowerdaily.com To Listen on ITunes Click Here. Topics Covered: Why have higher levels of testosterone? Various Ways on how to Increase testosterone levels naturally on a vegan diet through training and nutrition. Things to avoid to maintain higher levels of testosterone. Why low carb diets are not optimal from a hormonal optimization perspective and fat … Continue reading "How to Increase Testosterone levels on a vegan diet, Truth about low Carb dieting & Advanced strength training tactics"

When to Be a B*itch In BusinessEver considered giving up on your business? Maybe it feels like you’re pushing up the wrong mountain and not gaining any momentum?Sometimes, in business, knowing when to stop is the better option. It’s one of the characteristics that make an entrepreneur. One one hand, you hear people telling you you should never give up which is a pretty stupid statement.On the other hand, you hear people talking about failing forwards then moving onto the next thing.In today’s Traffic and Funnel show ™ , Chris and Taylor talk about when you should give up and when you should keep going - or as they put it ‘when to be a b*tch in your business’.Topics Covered:Why your goals should never scare the living sh*t outta you (1:30)Practical steps on when to give up (3:10)What legendary Copywriter Gary Halbert would offer to a starving market (7:30)Why your business is just a means to an end (9:50)Strategy VS Tactics: The main difference you must know (14:10)Make sure you tune in for the full show and all the details.For more free training & material, download our free "client bundle" here: www.TrafficAndFunnels.com/GIFT See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s episode is an important one. In fact, if you want your business to be successful, you wouldn’t want to miss this.It’s all about what to do when sh*t in your business hits the fan.Taylor and Chris share with you what they do to hedge their bets and make sure things aren’t broken in their business.Topics Covered:Why you shouldn’t fix something - even if it’s broken (2:20)How checklists can save lives - and your business too (2:50)Vanity VS Actionable Metrics: Are you tracking the right stats in your business? (10:40)Why people confuse platform currency with actual currency (11:50)LeverageA key business driver is something that has a major impact on the performance of your business. Knowing these is crucial to your business growth because it gives you leverage. Having leverage allows you to figure out what’s working in your business and do more of what’s already working.ChecklistsIf checklists with a simple phrase like ‘wash your hands’ helps save patients from dying, imagine what they could do to improve your business? You should set up and insist on using checklists for your business critical tasks - even if people know what they should be doing.For more free training & material, download our free "client bundle" here: https://www.TrafficAndFunnels.com/GIFT See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, I chat with Ita Olsen, one of the world’s leading authorities on speech and human communications. She coaches executives, entertainers, and even regular folks to improve their vocal skills and to become more effective and more persuasive in their interpersonal communication. If you hate hearing recordings of your own voice, or you find that people just don’t listen to you the way you’d like them to, this episode is for you! Topics Covered: • Why people are hesitant to learn communication skills • How anxiety and stress negatively impact speech • Don’t blame other people for not listening, take responsibility for getting your message across • Using the voice as a tool for defusing conflict • Why we instinctively don’t listen to people with unpleasant voices • The process of learning better communication skills • The impact of non-verbal communication: body language, facial expressions, etc. • Defining the “pith” - the main point of whatever it is you’re trying to convey • What made Bill Clinton a great communicator, and Hillary Clinton such a bad one • Why women have to work a little harder than men to be understood • Finding your optimum vocal pitch • Helping children to learn public speaking and communication skills • What causes “mouth noises” when speaking • How to get started improving your own speech and communication skills

In this introductory episode, co-hosts Paul Slack and Ray Larson introduce themselves and how this series will be more than just another marketing podcast. There’s a marketing revolution happening. Are you ready? Topics Covered: Why traditional marketing is no longer effective. How buyers are now in control. Why all media is now social media. Be […] The post Marketing Revolution: What Entrepreneurs Need to Know appeared first on Vende Digital.

In this introductory episode, co-hosts Paul Slack and Ray Larson introduce themselves and how this series will be more than just another marketing podcast. There’s a marketing revolution happening. Are you ready? Topics Covered: Why traditional marketing is no longer effective. How buyers are now in control. Why all media is now social media. Be […] The post Marketing Revolution: What Entrepreneurs Need to Know appeared first on Vende Social.