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Tracey Osborne is the founder of the Global Association For Trauma Recovery, a nonprofit dedicated to helping survivors get the healing they need. She is the creator of The Reality Of It All, a blog and podcast that brings to light the realities of life and being a woman with candid conversations about hard to broach topics. She is the host of the podcast, Releasing Trauma; A Survivor's Podcast. Tracey is also a volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate™ for children. Main points from the show: Trauma Recovery Coaching is done post-therapy from the survivor to thriver mindset How to know if your relationship is toxic When to know it's time to end a relationship Creating a plan of how to get out of an abusive relationship safely How to handle toxic friendships and protect your energy Links mentioned in the show: Pet Death Doula (end of life transition) Contact Tracey: Phone: 678-509-4387 Email: tracey@abouttracey.com https://abouttracey.com/ Paige Bond is the host of the Stubborn Love podcast, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and the Creator of the Jealousy to Joy Journey. Her mission is to help people-pleasing millennials navigate non-monogamy so they can tame their jealousy and love with ease. Want to learn ten effective strategies to calm your jealousy in less time than it takes to finish your morning coffee ☕ ⏰? Download Now at www.paigebond.com/calm-the-chaos-jealousy-workbook-download Disclaimer: This podcast and communication through our email are not meant to serve as professional advice or therapy. If you are in need of mental health support, you are encouraged to connect with a licensed mental health professional to receive the support needed. Mental Health Resources: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 SAMHSA's National Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357) Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 for free, 24/7 crisis counseling. Intro music by Coma-Media on pixabay.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stubbornlove/message

Tracey Osborne is the CEO of the Global Association for Trauma Recovery. As a survivor and thriver of abuse, sexual assault, and a lifetime of self-loathing, Tracey connects with trauma survivors on a global scale to support them in their healing; bringing them the tools and resources they need to move past their past and create lasting self-transformation. No longer a silent victim, Tracey uses her voice to raise awareness, facilitate change and empower others to reclaim their voice and inner power. Tracey is a Certified Trauma Recovery Coach and a Certified CBT Coach Practitioner. She also hosts the weekly show, Releasing Trauma; A Survivor's Podcast. Reach out to Tracey: http://gaftr.org Contact Lois Wagner to sponsor or participate in the BE BRAVE programme to help eradicate bullying, harassment, sexual and gender-based violence: http://walkingwithoutskin.com/brave-men/ Music Walking without Skin is a song inspired by the work of Lois Wagner. Walking Without Skin was composed by Steve Siler of Music for the Soul and features Denise Green. It is our hope that the song will encourage and empower women as they journey on the road to healing. You may stream the song here or download it for $1.29. https://www.musicforthesoul.org/resources/walking-without-skin/ ..

Today I am joined by Tracey Osborne, CEO of the Global Association for Trauma Recovery and a certified trauma recovery coach. A ‘survivor and thriver' of abuse, Tracy uses her voice to raise awareness, connect with other survivors, and provide resources to help heal trauma globally. Early life for Tracey was turbulent and confusing. Her parents separated when she was 5, causing feelings of abandonment that followed her into adulthood. She went from living with both parents to living with her grandmother, and later her father and step-mother. Her step-mother was the first perpetrator of abuse: narcissistic, manipulative, and invasive of Tracey's privacy. At age 15, she was sent to Canada for a year to live with family she had never met. This ended up being the best year of her life, and she learned what healthy parenting looked like. She also met the boy who would later become her husband. In adulthood, Tracey had several abusive relationships. She had been pregnant twice by the age of 23. She explains how she went through relationship after relationship, always searching for something better but ending up with the same type of man. She often left relationships out of fear of abandonment. She was always looking for the next best thing, easily bored with partners and often having another man lined up when she left a relationship.In 2013, Tracey reconnected with her now late-husband after their time in Canada. They were married for 5 years, during which Tracey began healing her trauma. She discovered on a podcast that she had an addiction to love and relationships: a realization that allowed her to change her patterns and break the pattern of abuse in her life. Whenever she would drift back to her old ways, she would tell herself, “This is the addiction talking. This isn't what we're looking for.” As a mother, Tracey was very vocal with her daughters. She was open and honest about her past, teaching them what an abusive situation looks like and how to ask for help. Now, her oldest daughter is teaching her granddaughters the same things.As she moved forward, Tracey knew that she wanted to help women, but was unsure of what that looked like. After the passing of her husband, she knew it meant helping people overcome trauma. As a recovery coach, she didn't feel right charging her patients, which led her to start the Global Association for Trauma Recovery. Tracey's belief is that every survivor deserves a chance to thrive, and she has made sure that resources for healing are available to anyone that needs it. Listen in to hear how Tracey released her fear of abandonment, learned the skills to build her business, and how she helps survivors today. Resources MentionedJoin Me on Speak Loud PlatformSpeak Loud Podcast on the webFind resources at Tracey's organizationSpread the message of Speak Loudly Podcast andshare this episode with a friend!***Disclaimer: All content found on Speak Loud Podcast, including text, images, audio, or other formats were created for informational purposes only. Material contained on Speak Loud Podcast website, podcast, and social media postings are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard or delay seeking professional medical advice. Information on this podcast and guest comments, opinions, and content are solely for educational and entertainment

On Episode 5 of Retrieving the Social Sciences, we hear from Dr. Tracey Osborne, Associate Professor and UC Presidential Chair at the University of California, Merced. Dr. Osborne delivered these remarks at the Social Sciences Forum Geography and Environmental Systems Distinguished Lecture on April 28, 2021, sponsored by the Department of Geography and Environmental Systems and CS3. The title of the lecture was "Playbook for Climate Justice: Our Best Hope for Solving the Climate Crisis." Dr. Tracey Osborne's personal site Full video of Dr. Osborne's lecture Check out the following links for more information on UMBC, CS3, and our host: The UMBC Center for Social Science Scholarship The University of Maryland, Baltimore County Ian G. Anson, Ph.D. See the links below for more information about today's Campus Connection: Dr. Erle Ellis' personal website Link to Dr. Ellis' coauthored PNAS paper, "People have shaped most of terrestrial nature for at least 12,000 years" (2021) Retrieving the Social Sciences is a production of the UMBC Center for Social Science Scholarship.  Our podcast host is Dr. Ian Anson, our director is Dr. Christine Mallinson, our associate director is Dr. Felipe Filomeno and our production intern is Jefferson Rivas. Our theme music was composed and recorded by D'Juan Moreland.  Special thanks to Amy Barnes and Myriam Ralston for production assistance.  Make sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, where you can find full video recordings of recent UMBC events.

This week on the Finding Fertile Ground podcast, I interview Tracey Osborne from Dallas, Georgia. After bouncing around in various locations during her childhood, Tracey got sexually assaulted by her live-in boyfriend the night of her senior prom. It was not her last sexual assault, and soon she found herself in and out of several domestic abuse situations and getting married several times. Tracey shares how she identified her fear of abandonment and broke the cycle of abuse. She also realized she had an addictive personality, so she gave up alcohol.Tracey bounced around in a wide variety of jobs while parenting her four daughters. She found her passion to work as a trauma release coach, but she found it extremely difficult to charge women money to help them with their healing. Now she has found her fertile ground by founding the Global Association for Trauma Recovery, guiding survivors on their journey to move past their past and become the empowered women they are supposed to be. The association is dedicated to providing low-to-no-cost trauma support for survivors and their families, aiming to facilitate change by spreading trauma-related awareness to create a trauma-informed world.Tracey also hosts the Releasing Trauma Podcast, supporting women in their healing and bringing them the tools they need to create lasting self-transformation. She wants to make the world a better place, so her girls never have to go through what she has survived.Next week on the Companies That Care podcast, I interview Mallorie Dunn of Smart Glamour in New York City, an ethically made, inclusively sized, customizable clothing line that focuses on accessibility (size + price) and accurate representation.If you enjoyed this podcast, please give us a rating and subscribe to hear our next episode. Contact us if you can use some help with your writing, editing, communications, or marketing. With 30 years of experience in the environmental consulting industry, I am passionate about sustainability and corporate citizenship, equity & inclusion, businesses that use their power for good, and doing everything I can to create a kinder, more sustainable, and just world. We help organizations and people discover what makes them special and help them share that with the world.As a podcaster for justice, I stand with my sisters from the Women of Color Podcasters Community. We are podcasters united to condemn the tragic murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and many others at the hands of police. Fertile Ground Communications LLC is a certified women-owned business enterprise, disadvantaged business enterprise, and emerging small business.

How do you move past your past and overcome self-loathing? How do take those next steps to fully love yourself? On this episode of the #courage1000project, MellyS The Story Collector interviews Tracey Osborne, Certified Trauma Recovery Coach about how she found the courage to process her past and overcome her own self-loathing tendencies. PLEASE NOTE: THIS EPISODE MAY CONTAIN TOPICS OF A SENSITIVE NATURE. Known for her honest, open, and bold approach to womens empowerment, Tracey Osborne is a Trauma Release Coach, guiding women on their journey to move past their past and become the empowered woman they are supposed to be. As a survivor and thriver of abuse, sexual assault, and a lifetime of self-loathing, Tracey connects with women on a global scale to support them in their healing; bringing them the tools they need to move past their past and create lasting self-transformation. Her mission is to raise awareness, facilitate change and empower women to reclaim their voice and inner power. Tracey is an unstoppable role model for others. Connect with Tracey Osborne here: https://traumareleasecoaching.com/ Follow the #courage1000project at www.mellys.com.au

My guest this evening is Tracey Osborne, certified trauma recovery coach.

In this podcast, guest host Alyssa Dizon speaks with Dr. Tracey Osborne, Raj Aggarwal, and Yang Hong about their journeys to working for climate justice and what everyone can do to center equity and justice in their climate action.

I have the honor this week to introduce an amazing and inspiring woman who is DARING to be herself and show others the way to being their best self. My guest is Tracey Osborne, the founder of Daring Woman, a movement to empower, educate, and embrace women. She is the host of the Releasing Trauma Podcast. Tracey is the driving force behind Trauma Release Coaching where she supports and counsels women who have suffered trauma. She teaches  Empowermentalism™ which is the process of being more confident in your own self. Her mission is to give a voice to those who struggle to find their way. In this episode, we discuss Her story and why she created this company. What is a trauma coach.Understanding our bodies and sex ed.....Her advice to women struggling in an abusive relationship. How every woman can be DARING and participate in the movement.She can be found at Daring Woman.Please leave a review of this episode, ‎Ignite Your PowHER on Apple PodcastsThanks to our SponsorWell Woman MDWell Woman MD is my health coaching business. I have spent over a decade in women's health and can help you optimize your health. If you have a hormonal imbalance and want to reverse your symptoms naturally then I can help you. I address nutrition, lifestyle, and mindset with my 5 step prove protocol. You will get vetted information to help you live well, love well.FREE GUIDE: 5 steps to detox for healthy hormonesFREE GUIDE: 3 steps to detox for your autoimmuneInstagram:Jennifer Roelands, MD (@wellwoman.md) • Instagram photos and videosFB business page:(4) Well Woman MD | FacebookYou tube channel: please subscribe(1) Well Woman MD - YouTube#womenempowerment #womenteachingwomen #badasswomen #howtobalanceyourhormonesthroughdiet #holisticnutrition #whattoeattobalancehormones #eatforyourhormones #cleaneating #cleanliving 

This episode is a replay from the Thriving Through the Holidays virtual summit. Get access to all audios from this event at www.traumareleasecoaching.com/thrivingIn this episode, the host, Tracey Osborne, becomes the guest. Guest hosted by Julee Hunt.

Forgiving yourself and letting go is hard. It is even harder when you have dealt with sexual trauma, rape, abuse and the loss of your husband. Tracey Osborne is the editor in chief for Woman’s Daring Magazine. She has her own podcast Releasing Trauma and has her own YouTube Show coming out soon Today’s Daring Women. Tracey is a trailblazer and the only reason she is where she is is because she has had to let go and forgive in order to heal. https://traumareleasecoaching.com/ https://www.facebook.com/traumareleasecoaching/

What does healing really look like? When you have experienced physical or emotional abuse, can you ever truly heal? How can we break free once and for all from the mental and emotional trauma that is holding us back? This week, I had the honor of connecting with Tracy Osborne, as she shares with us how we can truly become a “Daring Woman”. In this episode, Tracey shares with us her personal story of experiencing repeated sexual and emotional abuse. She talks about the difficulty of processing through the heavy emotions that accompany trauma and how she has navigated her own healing journey. We dig into a variety of topics including how to identify the red flags in relationships that may be warning us of trouble ahead and how to shift our thinking and get out of the mentality that the abuse we may be suffering is our fault.   It’s easy to feel trapped but we hope this episode encourages you to break free and no longer allow yourself or your emotions to be controlled by anyone else.  WARNING* We discuss very openly about sexual and physical abuse. If you are sensitive to such topics please understand that the content may be a trigger.  Questions? Comments? We would LOVE to hear from you. Send us an email at media@itsallmentalpodcast.com or connect with us in our private Facebook group, It’s All Mental.  -- Topics Discussed: What relationship addiction looks like. Knowing when to seek help after sexual abuse. Red flags to look for that may be early signs of abuse. How to get out of abusive relationships. -- Connect with Tracey: Website: http://daringwomaninc.com/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/imadaringwoman/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imadaringwoman/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/imadaringwoman/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/imadaringwoman -- Connect with us! Website: http://itsallmentalpodcast.com/ Email: media@itsallmentalpodcast.com Blog: https://www.pamelasmithlpc.com/blog  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsALLMental_Podcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/@itsAllMental2 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkXDNfncAtzyeumZsNz5tzQ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/495592024600893/  -- Subscribe to us on: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/its-all-mental/id1477750773 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7muFvGy3pdSuNj3W4ieudH Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/pamela-smith/its-all-mental Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkXDNfncAtzyeumZsNz5tzQ?reload=9 Google: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Irte4mt2a4rty5rzve3nshpkjpu   Disclaimer The information presented  is NOT a substitute for, the knowledge, skill, and judgment of qualified psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians and health care professionals. The information has been obtained from various sources believed to be accurate and reliable. However, Pamela Smith, LPC nor itsALLMental Podcast makes no warranty as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of this information. Should you have any health, medical or disability questions or concerns, please consult a physician or other health care professional. Information accessed on and through itsALLMental Podcast is provided "AS IS" and without warranty, express or implied, including, but not limited to, any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. If you believe you or another individual is suffering a mental health crisis or other medical emergency, contact your doctor immediately, seek medical attention immediately in an emergency room or call 911.  Always seek the advice of your mental health professional or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your condition. Our medium include[s] information and instruction relating to wellness topics, such as relationships, stress, depression, personal growth, etc. collectively, (“Our Content”).  You acknowledge and agree that the following warnings and disclaimers shall apply to all of Our Content. Do not use Our Content in lieu of professional advice given by qualified medical professionals and do not disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking professional advice because of information you have read on our blog, or received from us.   -- Suicide Hotlines: USA: 1-800-273-8255 USA Crisis Text: 741-741Canada: 1-833-456-4566 United Kingdom: 116-123 Australia: 13-11-14 International Suicide Hotlines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines

Tracey Osborne is the driving force behind the empowerment blog, 'Daring Woman'. As a thriver of abuse, sexual assault and a lifetime of self-loathing, Tracey created 'Daring Woman' to help others know they aren’t alone…and to be a place for women to find and share their voice. Tracey is unstoppable and is a role model for others. Tracey's husband passed away recently and she has been dealing with grief and the loss of the love of her life. She  discusses her life and how she has healed from a number of traumas that she has faced. We discuss shame, forgiveness and owning your story. Tracey reminds us that the most important person to forgive is ourselves. WARNING: Listener discretion is advised as we discuss topics which may be triggering, such as sexual assault and abuse. Daring Woman: http://daringwomaninc.com/ Please visit my Patreon page if you would like to sponsor the production of Hong Kong Confidential Podcast. I have many great rewards to offer my supporters. Thanks for taking the time to check out the page https://www.patreon.com/hongkongconfidential?alert=2 Email: jules@hongkongconfidential.net Webpage: https://www.auscastnetwork.com/home/hong-kong-confidential Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hongkongconfidential/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/juleshannaford/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hongkongconfidential/ Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, YouTube, Auscast Network and anywhere you find your podcasts.   Support the show.

Today, I want to introduce you to this woman, Tracy Osborne. She is different, in the sense that she was tired of being a victim and she decided to stand up. Her vision is to build a sanctuary, a safe haven for women to come and share their inspirational stories and inspire other women who have gone through the same ordeals so that no women are left untouched. You will love and enjoy it when Tracy shares her story of how she really went from where she was to where she is now.

There are billion-dollar industries that play on our vulnerabilities, our self-worth, and our innate need to compare ourselves to others. Those industries include the beauty, fashion, and diet industries. Media exploits our weakness…our desire for perfectionism. We're told we need to look like the women on the cover of magazines. Thin, flawless, ageless. We're told that we need to emulate those who have achieved what we strive for. We're told to be anything but our true self. We're taught to be imposters. Dr. Lizette Ojeda is no stranger to the Imposter Syndrome. She joins host, Tracey Osborne, and shares her story of overcoming, as well as some ways listeners can be aware of, and overcome those limiting beliefs we are fed on a daily basis.

There are billion-dollar industries that play on our vulnerabilities, our self-worth, and our innate need to compare ourselves to others. Those industries include the beauty, fashion, and diet industries. Media exploits our weakness…our desire for perfectionism. We're told we need to look like the women on the cover of magazines. Thin, flawless, ageless. We're told that we need to emulate those who have achieved what we strive for. We're told to be anything but our true self. We're taught to be imposters. Dr. Lizette Ojeda is no stranger to the Imposter Syndrome. She joins host, Tracey Osborne, and shares her story of overcoming, as well as some ways listeners can be aware of, and overcome those limiting beliefs we are fed on a daily basis.

Joining the forces to speak up and make something positive out of any kind of abuse is tough. Speaking up and becoming a business is even more difficult. Many of you are stuck in the same ole stories and patterns feeling like there's no work around to the violations against you. Some of you have no idea where to even start MOST of you wonder how in the world to move past the offense and now what do you do with the knowledge and life you live now. Every Survivor Has the Right... to Become a Thriver! How anyone, anywhere can embrace their differences. The power of forgiveness (but not how you think). What is The Daring Woman Movement? Tips on how you can become empowered now! Simple tricks of how to let go of the past fast. From Survivor to Thriver Summit: http://beathriversummit.co,/erins Daring Woman Sanctuary https://www.facebook.com/groups/daringwoman

Surviving a near death sail boat accident taught Charmaine Hammond a lot about purpose, perfectionism, and presence. While her first career as a Correctional Officer helped her to develop tough skin and oodles of courage, it did not prepare her for the day on the lake that almost was a fatal accident. Swimming for her life brought her back to what she knows and teaches...resilience.Listen in as Charmaine shares with host, Tracey Osborne, the details of that life-changing day and how almost dying has made her a stronger woman.

Surviving a near death sail boat accident taught Charmaine Hammond a lot about purpose, perfectionism, and presence. While her first career as a Correctional Officer helped her to develop tough skin and oodles of courage, it did not prepare her for the day on the lake that almost was a fatal accident. Swimming for her life brought her back to what she knows and teaches...resilience.Listen in as Charmaine shares with host, Tracey Osborne, the details of that life-changing day and how almost dying has made her a stronger woman.

 Having ADHD comes with a host of challenges that can impact our self-esteem and confidence. Co-host Lynne Edris and Tracy Osborne talk about the perfectionism, organization and memory challenges with adult ADHD, and finding ways to adapt and take control of your ADHD. Find out what makes all the different between empowered or not! This podcast episode originally aired on 3/21/2019. Tracey Osborne is a woman on a mission. As the CEO of Daring Woman, Tracey is determined to make a difference in as many lives as she can by empowering women on a global scale to unleash their inner strength and let their voices be heard. She is the driving force behind Today’s Daring Woman Magazine, and host of the Daring Woman Podcast, which showcases inspiring women who have beat the odds, overcome the challenges life has thrown their way and become empowered in spite of it. Learn more about Tracey at  .   Join our Facebook Group: ADHD Support Talk Radio is an award winning Podcast for Adults with ADD / ADHD. Co-hosts Tara McGillicuddy and Lynne Edris are joined by Adult ADHD experts and they cover important topics related to Adult ADD / ADHD. Podcast guests include Dr. Edward Hallowell, Dr. Stephanie Sarkis, Dr. Ari Tuckman, Laurie Dupar, Terry Matlen and many more.  Tara McGillicuddy is the Producer, Owner and Co-host of the ADHD Support Talk Radio Podcast. You may contact Tara with general questions or feedback about the podcast.  Lynne Edris is the Co-host of the ADHD Support Talk Radio Podcast. You may contact Lynne with feedback about her episodes or if you are interested in having her interview you as a guest.   

Breakups can be devastating. They lead to hurt, pain, fear. They can become violent and dangerous. But that doesn't have to be the case. You can have a positive breakup. Tracey Osborne and guest, Kris Perelmutter, come together to discuss love, life, and breakups. Be empowered to take control of your life...don't let someone else do it for you.

Breakups can be devastating. They lead to hurt, pain, fear. They can become violent and dangerous. But that doesn't have to be the case. You can have a positive breakup. Tracey Osborne and guest, Kris Perelmutter, come together to discuss love, life, and breakups. Be empowered to take control of your life...don't let someone else do it for you.

Tracey Osborne is the CEO of Daring Woman, Inc. Listen to the story Tracey shares in this episode and how she found her purpose. She has been and continues upon an extraordinary journey. Check out the website for more information as well.  You will hear about her business journey and how she was a typical corporate employee that moved into entrepreneurship for some life events, particularly to stay home with children and how that has spurred more entrepreneurial events in her life.  Tracey is now transitioning into a new business today and you'll learn about how her great vision is starting to manifest itself into a wonderful business. Enjoy the journey.   Tracey Osborne-Entrepreneurial Journey Tracey actually started her entrepreneur journey when she was 18, trying to sell avon, but the past decade she has been a virtual assistant. Tracey didn't think she knew what she was doing, but she had the resources and the people that she could reach out to for help.  Prior to that, Tracey was a vice president for a small finance company. It was just Tracey and the owner. “We're really good friends and everything and it really taught me how to network because I had to, he just kind of threw me to the sharks one day and said, hey I'm, I have to go to this luncheon but I can't make it so I need you to go for me.” – Tracey Osborne   New Venture Tracey was experiencing a lack of joy with her job so she started doing some google research on a Saturday about virtual assisting. She then built a websites and by Monday her business was born.  Her networking background enabled her to start telling some other really big networking people about her new business and within just a couple of months she was able to give notice at her job and she’s been home ever since. “I am the cream of the crop now, but there was just so much to learn and my clients were all wonderful over the past 10 years, you know, they've taught me about business, they've taught me about softwares that I didn't know when and things like that. And so I was able to become one of the top virtual assistants in the industry before I decided to shut it down. So you did that business for how many years I did it for 10 years.” – Tracey Osborne   New Business Venture In July of 2017, Tracey had nagging voice saying that she needed to be doing something more. Tracy did not want to do business plans so she had to work her way through her business.  She finally figured out that her business was a social impact organization that harnesses the power of media in order to help women find their voice and become unstoppable. “So we just launched the first magazine. The print version is at the printer, but the digital digital version is up and we're already working on the next three, four issues. So I am really, really excited about it. It's a lot of fun and a lot of, I don't know what the heck I'm doing, but we're going to figure this out, which is probably my favorite way to think.” – Tracey Osborne   Challenges of Starting a Business One challenge that Tracey faced was trying to start her business alone. She didn't really have too many people to talk to and she had to call all her clients and cut down her workload. She no longer had the money to hire a coach, which is what she really needed.  The challenge continued until Tracey was able to start bringing on some team members to help her out. She’s a survivor of domestic abuse, has been homeless and has her own story. Tracey wants this story to help somebody else who can't speak yet to the things that they might be alone and don’t know where to turn. “So by connecting these women through the blog for the magazine, through my podcast, we just launched an online community for women at thedaringwomanproject.org. By connecting these women, we can now come together and support one another and help these, help these women who need to know that they're not alone. It needs to know that there's light at the end of the tunnel and need to know that there is somebody out there who has their back.” – Tracey Osborne To hear more about Tracey Osborne’s journey, download and listen to the episode!   Connect with Tracey Osborne Facebook Website Email Twitter   Connect with Business Owner Freedom: Website LinkedIn Facebook   If you have questions for us, you can submit those via email to askgreg@gregorygray.com. If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on iTunes. We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the Business Owner Freedom Podcast!   Copyright © 2018 BOFP

Tracey and I have a candid conversation about the entrepreneurial shift and what daring women can do to shift the odds in our favor. It's time to speak out, wash away the guilt, and leave no stone unturned. Tracey has guided many women along the path of self-redemption and self-approval. Yes we can! Find Tracey on social media: twitter.com/traceycosborne facebook.com/daringwomanceo instagram.com/imadaringwoman linkedin.com/in/traceysborneceo If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a ...

Risky Business... Becoming a Daring Woman with Tracey Osborne

I'm sure you've heard of sex addiction. Famous celebrities such as Ozzy Osbourne, have come clean with their addiction.But did you know there is a thing such as love addiction, relationship addiction and even marriage addiction?Therapist, Sherry Gaba, sheds light on these types of addictions while host, Tracey Osborne, opens up about her 6 marriages, failed relationships, and revelation about being a love addict.Don't miss this incredibly raw, painful, and powerful episode.

I'm sure you've heard of sex addiction. Famous celebrities such as Ozzy Osbourne, have come clean with their addiction.But did you know there is a thing such as love addiction, relationship addiction and even marriage addiction?Therapist, Sherry Gaba, sheds light on these types of addictions while host, Tracey Osborne, opens up about her 6 marriages, failed relationships, and revelation about being a love addict.Don't miss this incredibly raw, painful, and powerful episode.

Reekita Gala grew up in a traditional family in India. Traditional meaning the woman stays home and takes care of the house, the family, etc. She wasn't allowed to work. But Reekita was allowed to study and become educated.Reekita wanted more. She wanted to create her own blue ocean and not live the life others felt she should. While arranged marriage was tradition in her culture, Reekita did not belong in India. She had her father find her a husband who lived in America.But her journey did not stop there. From immigration battles to having a baby and finally creating her own business, Reekita has persevered and done exactly what she set out to do...create her own blue ocean.

Reekita Gala grew up in a traditional family in India. Traditional meaning the woman stays home and takes care of the house, the family, etc. She wasn't allowed to work. But Reekita was allowed to study and become educated.Reekita wanted more. She wanted to create her own blue ocean and not live the life others felt she should. While arranged marriage was tradition in her culture, Reekita did not belong in India. She had her father find her a husband who lived in America.But her journey did not stop there. From immigration battles to having a baby and finally creating her own business, Reekita has persevered and done exactly what she set out to do...create her own blue ocean.

As an entrepreneur, branding is generally one of those areas that we skimp out on. Or just don't understand all together. We create a sexy logo, put up a kickass website and sit and wonder why no one is buying out stuff. Here's a hint...your brand isn't badass! Thank goodness there's Pia Silva - a total daring woman who helps entrepreneurs badass their brands. In this episode we talk about her entrepreneurial journey, and she gives us some great tips on how to up our game.She even has some amazing gifts for listeners! www.badassyourbrand.com/daringwomanBe sure to get her book: www.daringwomanmedia.com/badass

As an entrepreneur, branding is generally one of those areas that we skimp out on. Or just don't understand all together. We create a sexy logo, put up a kickass website and sit and wonder why no one is buying out stuff. Here's a hint...your brand isn't badass! Thank goodness there's Pia Silva - a total daring woman who helps entrepreneurs badass their brands. In this episode we talk about her entrepreneurial journey, and she gives us some great tips on how to up our game.She even has some amazing gifts for listeners! www.badassyourbrand.com/daringwomanBe sure to get her book: www.daringwomanmedia.com/badass

Society places a high value on perfection. Flawless skin, perfect hair and teeth, size 0 bodies...we are inundated with beauty products and fads guaranteed to create an ideology of perfection that doesn't exist. Amy Deanna has been given a rare opportunity to show women that they are beautiful, flaws and all. Being struck with vitiligo at age 18, Amy has had to learn that beauty if far more than skin deep. As the first African-American Covergirl model with vitiligo, Amy is on a crusade to show women that they "don't need to blend in, when they can stand out."Amy Deanna is a 23 year old Texas Native. She was the 7th (out of 12) child born to James Wells Jr. and Carolyn Wells. Amy got into modeling at nineteen years old, it started out as a hobby. While Amy enjoys modeling her passion lies in Vitiligo awareness, music and acting. Find her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/amy.deanna

Society places a high value on perfection. Flawless skin, perfect hair and teeth, size 0 bodies...we are inundated with beauty products and fads guaranteed to create an ideology of perfection that doesn't exist. Amy Deanna has been given a rare opportunity to show women that they are beautiful, flaws and all. Being struck with vitiligo at age 18, Amy has had to learn that beauty if far more than skin deep. As the first African-American Covergirl model with vitiligo, Amy is on a crusade to show women that they "don't need to blend in, when they can stand out."Amy Deanna is a 23 year old Texas Native. She was the 7th (out of 12) child born to James Wells Jr. and Carolyn Wells. Amy got into modeling at nineteen years old, it started out as a hobby. While Amy enjoys modeling her passion lies in Vitiligo awareness, music and acting. Find her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/amy.deanna

They call her The Entrepreneur’s Secret Weapon and yes, we have her on the show today. Tracey Osborne, CEO of Empowered Fempreneurs, is here! Tracey started her decade long career as a Virtual Assistant and grew her business from $15,000 to 6-figures within only two years. During that time she has authored and co-authored three books, her latest being, Becoming A VA.

Host Erin Whitehead invites Tracey Osborne, The Entrepreneur’s Secret Weapon ™, to the podcast to discuss ditching that 9-5 by working from home, how to delegate responsibility so you can reduce your mental load and why not having to put on a bra in order to make a living can be pretty amazing! How did they break the news to Erin’s husband that their first child did not, in fact, have a penis? Can you ditch your 9-5 and have more control over your income and schedule? (Spoiler: yes, yes you can) Can Tracey convince Erin’s husband and kids that taking on more chores will allow them to “shine”?! (Spoiler: not likely) Is Erin performing on a stage today? No… she’s just going to Walmart.   To learn more about how to use the skills you have to create a money-making machine working from home as a Virtual Professional, visit Tracey’s website at http://www.tracey-osborne.com. You can also find her on Twitter @tosbornecoach and on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/traceyosbornecoaching Her podcast, Coffee with Tracey, airs live every Tuesday and Thursday and you can find that anywhere you listen to podcasts! To follow us on social, find us @bralesspodcast on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! You can interact with our guests, our host and other listeners by joining the closed Facebook group: Braless Podcast Conversations! Don't forget to check out our super soft and comfy t-shirts at www.bralesspodcast.com and for more information on how you can support this podcast visit www.patreon.com/bralesspodcast  Thank you for listening!

Sometimes we overcomplicate things in deciding to make that big leap. I love how relatively drama free Tracey Osborne's transition was from working in corporate to becoming a full-time business owner. Starting her virtual assistant business as a side hustle and having networking ties in her community were a powerful combination in allowing her to quit her full-time job in just two months' time. What I also took away from the conversation was Tracey's strong sense of discipline which ties in with her love for Spartan racing. Learn how setting boundaries and structures, can help set the stage for your success in business and life!   Who is Tracey? Tracey Osborne is known as The Entrepreneur's Secret Weapon. After specializing in the virtual assistant industry for almost a decade, Tracey coaches and teaches women how to use the skills they have to create a money-making machine working from home as a virtual professional. Tracey is the author of the book, Becoming a VA; The Key to Unlocking the Virtual Assistant Industry. She is a powerful and dynamic speaker and has relaunched her podcast, Coffee With Tracey in April 2017. In her spare time, Tracey can be found training in the gym for her first bodybuilding competition or her next Spartan-style obstacle race. She's an avid hiker and is often found in the woods of Georgia with her husband, youngest kids and of course their beloved dogs, Rylie and Molson. Quotes from Tracey If you don’t continue to grow your skills and if you don’t continue to develop yourself as a person, you just stagnate and your business dies and doesn’t go anywhere. (6:43) I had to create a structure and boundaries and a strict work life balance in order to make it really flow and happen. (10:05) You need to have some kind of balance. Don’t let your phone rule you. (10:43) What You’ll Learn How to set boundaries with clients, even if you're just getting started in your business. It will set the tone for your relationship, put everyone on the same page in terms of expectations and create a space for having a mutually beneficial working relationship. 10 years of experience in the trenches taught Tracey how boundaries are necessary for work and family in order to avoid burnout and longer-than-necessary work days. The importance of a self-care and morning rituals. Tracey starts her day at 4:45 am with creative work. She also works out daily and keeps a healthy eating habit. Resources and How to Connect: Tracey's website: www.Tracey-Osborne.com Social Media: Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter Other Listening Options: Individual player or full player view on website: http://lorirochino.com/podcast-2/

Tracey Osborne specialized in the Virtual Assistant industry for almost a decade. She is the author of “Becoming a VA: The Key to Unlocking the Virtual Assistant Industry”. She is a powerful and dynamic speaker and is relaunching her podcast, Coffee With Tracey in April 2017.

Tracey Osborne has been an online virtual assistant for 10 years, so you can imagine the chances she has seen in online business in that time. She also coaches virtual assistants who want to see success and focuses on mindset issues, as well as running challenging obstacle courses in her spare time. These Spartan events help her to see that she can achieve anything she likes, which in turn inspires her in her work.

Tracey Osborne says that you should know what you want, be open to learning, and find that perfect virtual assistant to leverage your time and scale your business. She tells us how to hire slow and fire fast, and makes us aware of the possibilities that come from hiring a "VA"... for example, her team of virtual assistants can organize entire telesummits for you, run podcasts, publish newsletters, create your funnels, and more. Resources Schedule a consultation with Tracey (Schedule Website) TeamWork Management App for teams (Team Website) TalkToTracey.com (Website)

Listen in as Tracey Osborne discusses how letting go, allowing, and putting the right systems in place helped her business.

Denise Griffitts interviews 'The Busy Entrepreneur's Secret Weapon' Tracey Osborne. In this program, we are talking about the virtual assistance industry, a subject near and dear to my heart as I am considered a virtual assistance industry expert. Today I am interviewing a friend and colleague who is also a leader and expert in online business management and project management with over 8 years experience in the industry. She is also CEO of Business Solutions Made Simple, a multi-VA firm made up of the best and brightest virtual assistants (VA) who specialize in assisting high achieving entrepreneurs. The Virtual Assistance industry is experiencing explosive growth, but the downside to that is that there are too many people struggling to find quality, clients. And as Tracey and I have discussed numerous times both privately and publicly, the problem often lies in the depth (or lack thereof) of business knowledge and actual training/education the new VA has acquired. We will talk about: What do you need to start a VA business? How do you price your services? Where do you get clients? What about subcontracting for other VA's? How can you "level up" your VA business? How do you manage your time, clients and projects? How can you compete with the "big dogs" in the VA industry? Please join us in the chat room to ask questions. And when the show has ended you will be able to listen to the episode on demand or in iTunes.

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Virtual Assistance Industry In this episode of Your Partner In Success Radio I am joined by Tracey Osborne, CEO of Business Solutions Made Easy.  Tracey is an expert Project Manager and Virtual Assistant who assists high achieving entrepreneurs in surpassing their goals by managing the behind the scenes operations. By removing the stress of daily operations, Tracey allows her clients the focus and freedom to do whatever it is that they do best…thus resulting in heightened profit and growth. We are going to discuss the virtual assistance industry and drill down so that you are able to understand the industry distinctions. For instance, what is a Virtual Assistant (VA)? What is a concierge VA? What is a Project Manager and how is that different from an Online Business Manager (OBM)? And how is an OBM different from a VA? And then of course, we will talk about VA teams. It can be very confusing to sort through the different levels of expertise when making the decison to work with a virtual business professional and we are going to help you get very clear on this topic.