Podcast appearances and mentions of traci bogan

Segment 1: In our Trends and Insights Segment, inspirational speaker and life coach Rita Ricks talks with us about why it’s so important to serve your audience by having products available to sell at your speaking gigs.Segment 2: Our Success Interview is with the world’s first “Dreampreneur,” Traci Bogan. Traci has backpacked more than 65,000 miles across six continents, so she literally brings a world of experience to her clients. She talks with us about how you can create a thriving business around your dreams.Segment 3: In our Business Builder Segment continue our series on leveraging your branded process. This time we talk about how to expand your offerings by adding an e-Course.

Segment 1: In our Trends and Insights Segment, inspirational speaker and life coach Rita Ricks talks with us about why it’s so important to serve your audience by having products available to sell at your speaking gigs.Segment 2: Our Success Interview is with the world’s first “Dreampreneur,” Traci Bogan. Traci has backpacked more than 65,000 miles across six continents, so she literally brings a world of experience to her clients. She talks with us about how you can create a thriving business around your dreams.Segment 3: In our Business Builder Segment continue our series on leveraging your branded process. This time we talk about how to expand your offerings by adding an e-Course.

Segment 1: In our Trends and Insights Segment we talk with the world’s first “Dreampreneur,” Traci Bogan. Traci talks with us about the importance of finding the right coach for you.Segment 2: Our Success Interview is naturopathic doctor and thriving entrepreneur, Jodi Stanislaw. Jodi talks with us about how she has grown an amazing online business focused on helping those who suffer from diabetes.Segment 3: The Business Builder Segment is focused on the importance of adding premium products and services to your offering ladder.

Segment 1: In our Trends and Insights Segment we talk with the world’s first “Dreampreneur,” Traci Bogan. Traci talks with us about the importance of finding the right coach for you.Segment 2: Our Success Interview is naturopathic doctor and thriving entrepreneur, Jodi Stanislaw. Jodi talks with us about how she has grown an amazing online business focused on helping those who suffer from diabetes.Segment 3: The Business Builder Segment is focused on the importance of adding premium products and services to your offering ladder.

Segment 1: In our Trends and Insights Segment, inspirational speaker and life coach Rita Ricks talks with us about why it’s so important to serve your audience by having products available to sell at your speaking gigs.Segment 2: Our Success Interview is with the world’s first “Dreampreneur,” Traci Bogan. Traci has backpacked more than 65,000 miles across six continents, so she literally brings a world of experience to her clients. She talks with us about how you can create a thriving business around your dreams.Segment 3: In our Business Builder Segment continue our series on leveraging your branded process. This time we talk about how to expand your offerings by adding an e-Course.

Time stamped show notes: [1:26] Introduction to Traci Bogan [2:37] “Never take advice from someone who hasn't climbed the mountain before you.” [2:48] Anybody can be a coach, but some people shouldn't be/don't deserve to be. [3:54] One of the biggest things is mindset. Some people don't have the confidence or perseverance. [4:12] We deserve to have some hand-holding and the inspiration to keep going. [4:28] When you increase your confidence, you increase your self-esteem. When you increase your self-esteem, you increase your self-worth. When you increase your self-worth, you increase your self-love. [4:47] Every single step brings confidence. [5:11] Difference between dreamer and dreampeneur: moving the needle. Dreampreneurs do things to move the needle. [6:19] (1) Map out and create vision. (2) Reverse engineer the steps that turn into daily accountable actions.   [8:14] People don't achieve dreams because: (1) they don't know what it is (haven't declared it in writing with a due date); (2) don't feel worthy of the dream or they feel success/failure. [10:58] Toxic belief: “I can't afford it.” [11:47] Keep working on beliefs all the time. [13:39] Appreciation / Gratitude Marketing [13:48] Benefits of Gratitude Marketing [16:35] Greeting cards add a level of personalization that adds a personal connection. [22:01] What's exciting in her life right now: movie and book [32:36] When people have fear, they revert to their comfort zone. [34:01] Following your dream is not a matter of cost or time; it's a matter of  knowledge and decision. Three key points: When you increase your confidence, you increase your self-esteem. When you increase your self-esteem, you increase your self-worth. When you increase your self-worth, you increase your self-love. (1) Map out and create vision. (2) Reverse engineer the steps that turn into daily accountable actions.   People don't achieve dreams because: (1) they don't know what it is (haven't declared in writing with a due date); (2) don't feel worthy of the dream or they feel success/failure. Last question: Anecdote on someday-aties. Text "dareto" to 64600.

Traci Bogan has lived in China, as well as Alaska, Hawaii, Texas, Arizona and Wisconsin. The breadth of her life experiences is beyond ordinary. As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, Traci spearheaded a grass-roots campaign to increase the Criminal Statute of Limitations for sex crimes on children, which resulted in passage of The Bogan Bill, changing Wisconsin's law on child sexual abuse. Traci has backpacked 75,000 miles, in 6 continents, through 54 countries, and has made a career of putting herself front and center to show others how to break through their fears and ignite the courage to achieve their boldest goal or most daring dream through her books, retreats, and coaching program. She's been featured on FOX, ABC, NBC, CBS, as well as many radio shows, and is an international Best-selling Author of four books, including The Backpack Diaries! Traci works with entrepreneurs to connect with their soul's purpose and create more time, money, freedom and FUN in their lives. Get ready to be transported out of your seat and into the nooks and crannies of the world with Dreampreneur Traci Bogan! Get a free assessment by texting DARE to 64600, find out more about Traci and sign up for complimentary 30-minute strategy session at www.tracibogan.com.

Traci Bogan describes her life’s challenges and how spending too many nights out after work in her younger days inspired her to travel the world..In doing so she found her life’s purpose of enhancing other’s lives through her speaking engagements and books and soon a movie based on her story..Are you a Dreamer or Dreampreneur? Learn the difference and hear this inspiring story of how travel opens your mind, your body and soul to what the universe has in store for you..What is the Southwest Affect!  Learn how Southwest coming into your market helps lower air prices with other airlines.And have you gotten on the music tourism band wagon yet?  Host Karen Duncan talks about how the music industry is really starting to impact the travel industry.Karen also, talks about holiday travel in her thoughts for the week..Have you made your plans yet? Why not give everyone a break and go on vacation as a family.  If not a vacation at least get your airline tickets now.Join Karen and her family on a 11 day cruise to Panama, Costa Rica, Columbia, Honduras, Belize, and Mexico Dec 7th..Contact her at Your Bucket List Buster for more details.And Traci Bogan is giving you a free gift for listening to today's podcast..Enjoy!

Traci Bogan describes her life’s challenges and how spending too many nights out after work in her younger days inspired her to travel the world..In doing so she found her life’s purpose of enhancing other’s lives through her speaking engagements and books and soon a movie based on her story..Are you a Dreamer or Dreampreneur? Learn the difference and hear this inspiring story of how travel opens your mind, your body and soul to what the universe has in store for you.. What is the Southwest Affect!  Learn how Southwest coming into your market helps lower air prices with other airlines. And have you gotten on the music tourism band wagon yet?  Host Karen Duncan talks about how the music industry is really starting to impact the travel industry. Karen also, talks about holiday travel in her thoughts for the week..Have you made your plans yet? Why not give everyone a break and go on vacation as a family.  If not a vacation at least get your airline tickets now. Join Karen and her family on a 11 day cruise to Panama, Costa Rica, Columbia, Honduras, Belize, and Mexico Dec 7th..Contact her at Your Bucket List Buster for more details. And Traci Bogan is giving you a free gift for listening to today's podcast..Enjoy!

Traci Bogan was sexually assaulted when she was a child. Her healing began with a trip to Hawaii and facilitating the passage of a Wisconsin State law to benefit childhood victims of sexual abuse. Beyond that, this is also an amazing story of how the self-proclaimed world’s first “Dreampreneur” gave away all of her earthly possessions, strapped an 82 pound backpack on and set off to see the world. Two Years, 54 countries, 75,000 miles later, Traci Bogan’s journey became a transformational book and will soon transform others in soon-to-be released movie, “The Backpack Diaries.” Learn what it takes to overcome your fears and take action towards personal and professional transformation.

As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, she spearheaded a campaign to increase the Criminal Statute of Limitations for sex crimes on children. Her grass-root efforts helped change Wisconsin’s law on child sexual abuse. It is dubbed “The Bogan Bill.” Get ready to be transported out of your seats and into the nooks and crannies of the world with… Dreampreneur, Traci Bogan. Traci will share her extraordinary Hawaii Hangover Story that took her on a journey through 54 countries and 6 continents. Don't miss the challenge at the end and her fantastic offer for you!  

Segment 1: In our Trends and Insights Segment we talk with the world’s first “Dreampreneur,” Traci Bogan. Traci talks with us about the importance of finding the right coach for you.Segment 2: Our Success Interview is naturpathic doctor and thriving entrepreneur, Jodi Stanislaw. Jodi talks with us about how she has grown an amazing online business focused on helping those who suffer from diabetes.Segment 3: The Business Builder Segment is focused on the importance of adding premium products and services to your offering ladder. 

Segment 1: In our Trends and Insights Segment, inspirational speaker and life coach Rita Ricks talks with us about why it’s so important to serve your audience by having products available to sell at your speaking gigs.Segment 2: Our Success Interview is with the world’s first “Dreampreneur,” Traci Bogan. Traci has backpacked more than 65,000 miles across six continents, so she literally brings a world of experience to her clients. She talks with us about how you can create a thriving business around your dreams.Segment 3: In our Business Builder Segment continue our series on leveraging your branded process. This time we talk about how to expand your offerings by adding an e-Course. 

Traci Bogan was living in Hawaii when she had her ‘aha’ moment. Although some may think she had her life made, by living in such a tropical place, Traci personally felt she had exhausted her options and was just stuck. She was working for a company she wasn’t passionate about, and she honestly felt that if she died tomorrow, she would have missed out on life. She was missing out on life! So, she brought her best friend with her to backpack around the world, but her best friend quickly grew tired and left her, alone. It was a blessing in disguise, because a new beginning happened for Traci, at the age of 31, where she was finally able to look herself in the mirror and feel OK.   Key Takeaways: *What was Traci doing before she discovered solo travel? *Traci was 31 when she had her ‘aha’ moment. *When Traci went backpacking around the world, she was able, for the first time, to see the woman in the mirror. *How did Traci’s family react, when they found out she was going to travel alone? *Traci began her trip with her best friend, because she didn’t believe in herself. *It’s important to travel solo, because, if not, you’re constantly seeking the approval of others. *You don’t have to go around the world to have an experience. Sometimes it’s just a matter of exploring your own backyard. *Life starts when you’re comfortable in your own skin. *Have you ever felt that your comfort zone is wrapped so tight around you that you’ve wrapped yourself up in your own straight jacket? *We are either growing as people, or decaying as people. *So many people are afraid of making mistakes. Go out there and screw up! *What kind of mistakes did Traci make while she was traveling alone? *Stay till the end as Traci is giving something away to the Go Solo Live listeners!   Mentioned in This Episode: Transformviatravel.com Transform via Travel on Facebook Jennifer@TransformviaTravel.com The Mastery of Love: A Practical Guide to the Art of Relationship, by Don Ruiz   Connect with Traci: Website Text: Dare to 96000   Leave a Review: Did you like this episode? Please leave an honest review on iTunes with your feedback! Also, please subscribe to the Go Solo Live podcast on iTunes to get notified when a new episode gets released. I appreciate your listening to this week's show. And tune in next week for another great guest.

Pushing Past Limitations, Following Dreams with Traci Bogan – 9-10-16 | Mind Body Spirit Living We are all presented with unique challenges in our lives, and the way that we react and respond to them can change the course of what follows on life’s journey.  This week we explore what one individual did in response to the realization that she needed to make a dramatic shift in her life if she wanted to reach her potential and see her dreams become a reality.  What would you do when faced with the prospect of needing to drastically change the course of your life?  Join us this week as we continue our “People You Should Know” discussion, and share one individual’s inspiring story. Traci Bogan has made her life’s focus the practice of accomplishing seemingly unachievable goals and dreams.  In 2001 she made the daring and unconventional decision to abandon life as she knew it and walked away from her earthly possessions, consuming career, unfulfilling relationship, and loved ones. She strapped on a backpack and set off to discover the world and her role in it. Since then she has backpacked 75,000 miles, in six continents, traveling through 54 countries of her ongoing 100-country world adventure. Traci has published 4 books and explores a new country every year, adopting a school and family in need along the way. She has also lived in Alaska, Texas, and China. In 1992, Traci Bogan spearheaded a campaign to enact legislation that increased the criminal Statute of Limitations for sex crimes against children. This legislation was dubbed “The Bogan Bill,” and it was largely due to her persistent efforts and grassroots lobbying that the law was changed in 1994. Traci has a degree in marketing, and is a coach and keynote speaker, having been interviewed on various television shows and magazines.  To learn more about Traci, please go to www.tracibogan.com.