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Welcome to Season 1 Episode 11: Toy House. The Evans know NOTHING about grease fire safety, the Sheriff is a sneaky bugger, AND NO ONE LISTENS TO ISABEL WHY?

Maria tries her hand at woodworking. No one understands how grease fires or families work? The Valenti's have ANOTHER new house. And the ladies of Roswell stand up to the men of Roswell, though not quite enough. We are back from Holiday break and we are talking about Season 1 Episode 11, Toy House! Won't you join us? For more information, you can find us at roswellhotsauce.com, or on Twitter and Instagram @roswellhotsauce.Have a question or want to share your thoughts? Email us at roswellhotsauce@gmail.com. 

This Time Around, Melissa and Kate are discussing Roswell #111 The Toy House. After a grease fire at the Evans' household leads Mrs. Evans to start asking questions about Max, Isabel suggests they tell her the truth about their identity. Meanwhile, Michael tries to make things right with Maria by helping her with a project for shop class.   Artwork - Kathryn Olivieri   Music - "Adventures of the Deaf Dreamer (INSTRUMENTAL)" by Josh Woodward. Free download: http://joshwoodward.com

Max uses his powers to put out a fire in his mother’s kitchen, triggering her memory of how he healed a wounded pigeon when he was a child.

Patrick Ehlers is back to discuss some really good (and Alex-lite) episodes. First, we break down the nuances of Maria and Michael's conflict which pretty much break down to maybe you just say what your friend needs to hear? Either that or a spring-loaded napkin holder. Also, poor Isabel. Though I guess it's worse for Isobel. Her husband is an evil alien. Before we get to that reveal, the gang gets all dolled up, Michael and Max have a heart-to-heart and Liz once again proved that she is no one's damsel. Patrick and I agree she is pretty much the best, but tied for second is Maria's gown - yowza!

Nazia Nasreen is the founder of Ibraheem Toy House, the world’s leading online Islamic toy store. She’s also a mum of 2 children, a wife and an audiologist. In 2014, Nazia founded Ibraheem Toy House whilst on maternity leave for her second child. She always struggled to find good quality Islamic toys for her daughter to make religious education fun. She decided to create her own online toy store and via word of mouth, this quickly spread and ending up being a full-time business. Nazia shares her story on how, as an introverted and a shy person, she would attend networking events and, whilst being the only Muslim woman, she would volunteer to present her business and really throw herself outside of her comfort zone. She talks about running out of money and going back to her old job to raise cash, how her product inspired someone to accept Islam and why she wanted to quit and sell her business but instead Allah had other plans! Nazia has an inspiring story. From selling toys on a single Facebook page to now having a team of people working for her. We were inspired by her and proud to see a Muslim woman on top of her game! If you liked this episode, please give us a 5 star review on Apple Podcast Find us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook If you want to get in touch, e-mail us at info@onefootinthesink.com

The 18th session is with Enterprise Nation member and Ibraheem Toy Store founder Nazia Nasreen. Standing terrified in front of journalists doesn't sound like the perfect night out, but the brains behind the UK's first online Islamic toy store summoned the courage and it paid off! That pitch at Enterprise Nation's Meet the Journalists even in Birmingham led to her being featured in the Economist and local publication, Business Quarter Magazine. Nazia then attended one of our digital bootcamps and met a brand strategist and a packaging expert, both of whom she's now working with. If you ever needed a session that encourages you with real life examples of just how many opportunities are out there when you step out of your comfort zone, this is it!

PureReinvention Podcast 061 Surprise and delight. A tried-and-true method for keeping your target audience interested in what you have to offer. This podcast guest has weaved that thought process through a 65-plus-year-old family business to keep his customers coming back for more. Business owner, author and speaker Phil Wrzesinski is the president and CEO of The Toy House, a business started by his grandparents in 1949. In this episode, Phil talks about how he is learning to compete with big-box businesses including online retailers and why team buy-in is so important when executing a vision. QUOTE IT  “I have the ability to take hard concepts and make them easy.” (4:35) “If you really want to get your customers to come back...you have to give [them] a little more over the top of what they expected.”  (10:05)  DIG IN At 8:05 as Phil describes the unique value his company adds to the marketplace that makes it stand out against his competitors. As you listen, think about what your company does that differs from the competition and why.  Make sure you catch Phil’s philosophy on getting team buy-in at 11:00. What he says reminds us of one of our favorite bits of advice; begin with the end in mind.  TAKEAWAYS  To find your unique value proposition, look for your wow factor.  Do what you think you do well, better.  Customers want curated options tailored to their needs.  Allow disruption to give you the space to take ownership of a problem.  Nurture and celebrate your team members' personality traits that sustain, or even better, enhance the company’s unique value proposition.  Make your company memorable and share-worthy by giving customers more than they expect.

Phil Wrzesinski owns and operates one of the world's most magical independent toy stores, named “one of the 25 best independent stores in America” in the book Retail Superstars. He teaches and consults retail businesses on how to raise the bar in everything from financials to customer service to hiring and training a staff that is a work of art. Phil and Tim Miles will be teaching a two-day course at Wizard Academy that will provide you with the tools and techniques you need to raise your level of Customer Service to the point where your customers will want to brag about their terrific experience with you.Hear Monday Morning Radio's recent interview with Tim MilesRegister for Phil and Tim's Wizard Academy class  Phil is interviewed on Monday Morning Radio by fellow Academy faculty member and graduate Dean Rotbart and by David Biondo, a veteran financial planner and successful entrepreneur. Rotbart and Biondo produce Monday Morning Radio and serve as co-hosts in cooperation with Business Unconventional on 710 KNUS AM in Denver. Be sure to follow B. Unconventional on Twitter: @BUnRadio and subscribe to Roy H. Williams's Monday Morning Memo.  The best things in life really are free! Monday Morning Radio - Run Time:  28 min  56 secPhoto: Phil Wrzesinski, Toy House and Baby Too

More new music from Toy House, and a new Russell demo.

New songs from Toy House!