Podcasts about Trena

Tytan pracy, przez trenerów chwalona za systematyczność i zaangażowanie – ta rozmowa to zapis sportowej drogi, której celem są igrzyska olimpijskie w Los Angeles.Izabela Satrjan w rozmowie z Moniką Bronicką mówi o tym, co oznacza być kobietą w klasie Formula Kite – klasie, która wymaga nie tylko odwagi, ale i… masy. O wyrzeczeniach, ograniczaniu ulubionych treningów na rowerze, kontuzji, w której straciła kawałek palca i miesiącach powrotu do zdrowia. Ale też o tym, co daje siłę – rekordy, które bije sama dla siebie, efekty ciężkiej pracy, które wreszcie są widoczne. To rozmowa przeprowadzona w dniu wyjazdu na Mistrzostwa Europy, w których Iza zajęła wysokie 4. miejsce.Dlaczego kobiecość nie musi znikać na rzecz sportu? - Bo na wodzie można być twardą, a poza nią – sobą.Trenażery, ciężary, nauka, pasja i żeglarstwo z krwi i kości. Absolwentka oceanotechniki, która swoje prace dyplomowe poświęciła klasie, w której sama startuje. A po godzinach? Nauka i brak czasu wolnego. Taki jest rytm życia kogoś, kto goni marzenie o igrzyskach.Ta rozmowa jest nie tylko o żeglowaniu, ale też o wytrwałości, poświęceniu i mierzeniu się z własnymi granicami. Jeśli chcesz wiedzieć, jak wygląda życie profesjonalnej zawodniczki, która na wodzie jest szybsza od wiatru, a w rozmowie konkretna jak kompas – ten odcinek jest dla Ciebie.Zapraszamy do odsłuchu!

V Líbeznicích u Prahy se koná tento víkend již 5. ročník modelářské výstavy Líbebona 2025. Kromě železničních modelů a modulů jsou k vidění RC trucky, velká autodráha, letecký trenažér a zajímavosti z modelářského světa. Kyvadlová doprava z nádraží Měšice u Prahy.

It's time to talk Memphis Tigers! Specifically, an exclusive interview with the Memphis Softball head coach Trena Prater.

Middle Ground with JLE L.L.C. “Where We Treat You Like Family” welcomes Soul & Sound Healing Coach, Certified Event Planner, U.S. Air Force Veteran, Future Author, Self-Love Coach, Owner of The Green Coterie Trena Bryant, MBA as she shares her journey of being an Analyst for the U.S. Air Force and government employee helped her step out to start her company.

Podcast powstał dzięki społeczności wspierającej nas na ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Patronite⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ i ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Buycoffee.to⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ *** W tym odcinku praktyczne niuanse treningu zimowego z wykorzystaniem trenażera i bieżni mechanicznej tłumaczy Olga Kowalska - zawodniczka i trenerka ⁠Trinergy. *** O pyszną kawę w podcaście dba Dobra Palarnia Kawy. Specjalnie dla słuchaczy Dobra ma 10% rabatu na swoje kawy, herbaty i dripbagi, z którego skorzystacie wchodząc na stronę z ⁠⁠tego linka⁠⁠ i wpisując kod "Racepace" [reklama]

As we near the one year anniversary of Lawrence Rosales' debut comedy special TRENA (available on YouTube), Lawrence was kind enough to stop by and catch up on what's happened over the past year.

What does it take to build a seamless connection between the agile world of startups and the structured environments of corporate innovators? In this episode of Innovation Storytellers, I had the pleasure of speaking with Trena Blair, Founder & CEO of FD Global Connections, who brought her extensive expertise to the table in exploring how to bridge these two worlds. Trena shared insights from her book, Decoding Global Growth: How Successful Companies Scale Internationally, a practical guide for startups scaling across borders. We explored the challenges startups face when moving from the prototype stage to becoming a scale-up, emphasizing the critical importance of resilience within leadership teams and the organizations they build. Trena discussed how the leadership skillset must evolve through the business growth lifecycle, shifting from directive approaches to fostering delegation and teamwork—essential elements for navigating the complexities of scaling. We also touched on the cultural dynamics between startups and corporates, a factor that's often overlooked yet can make or break partnerships. Trena highlighted the challenges of cultural misalignment, sharing an unforgettable story of a startup acquired by IBM and its “blue washing” experience—a 300-line checklist for assimilation into the corporate structure. The anecdote serves as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance required to preserve innovation while integrating into a larger organization.   This episode dives deep into the frameworks and strategies needed for startups and corporates to thrive together, including Trena's expert approach to risk management and governance. From assessing a startup's capacity and capability to understanding cultural nuances and market needs, Trena offers invaluable guidance for leaders on both sides of the partnership. What's the secret to maintaining a startup's innovative spirit while embracing the structure of a corporate partnership? Listen to this thought-provoking conversation and share your take!  

Namísto joysticku používají jako ovladač opratě a bič. Studenti střední školy chovu koní a jezdectví v Kladrubech nad Labem dostali k Vánocům neobvyklou videoherní pomůcku. Dva multimedální simulátory na řízení koňského spřežení jim ulehčí nácvik základních pravidel jízdy s kočárem nejen ve volném trenéru, ale i na drezurní ploše. Trenažéry jsou teď ve zkušebním provozu a novinku si teď osahávají i učitelé.

Welcome to Crazy Women Country, where we celebrate the incredible women who make country music unforgettable!

Welcome to Crazy Women Country, where we celebrate the inspiring women who make country music unforgettable!

Feel like you're drowning in the sea of social media content creation? Trust me, I've been there! In this episode, I teamed up with the incredible Trena Little to help you discover why YouTube might just be the lifeboat your business needs—even if you already feel swamped with other platforms.Trena and I dive deep into why YouTube is a game-changer for business owners. It's not just another platform to juggle; it's a powerhouse for long-term growth and engagement. While Instagram posts fade into the background, your YouTube content will keep working for you, generating views and conversions long after they've been posted.Worried about finding the time? We get it. Trena discusses how focusing on solving specific problems can turn casual viewers into dedicated customers and even land high-ticket deals.If you're ready to boost your biz with YouTube—grab a cup of coffee, get comfy, and join us for this fun and insightful chat! Trena also shares a game plan template for getting your YouTube strategy off the ground, available at trinalittle.com/videoplanABOUT TRENA:As a YouTube strategist, Trena, who has a  Master's Degree in Business, has been helping online business owners develop YouTube strategies for over 8 years. Building YouTube strategies allows her clients to scale their business, by driving more leads with evergreen videos and not needing to create daily social content that expires within 24 hours after posting!  Being a busy business owner herself, she understands the importance of making video simple and effortless but effective and lasting.  Her Youtube videos are her sales team and they do the heavy lifting for free, they are working for her 24 hours a day 7 days a week!  Trena has over 54,000 subscribers and over 4 million views.Video Gameplan: trenalittle.com/videoplanYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@TrenaLittle WORK WITH JACQUI:// DIY Design My Biz: The best course for business owners DIYing their own brand and graphics in Canva. Learn more: https://whitedeer.com.au/diy-dmb// The Co+Creation Design Club: Design WITH the help of a professional designer in this high-touch coaching space: https://whitedeer.com.au/designclub// Design Studio: If you're after fully done-for-you design services my studio team can help! https://whitedeer.com.au/designstudio

Send us a textIn this episode Julie Ellis converses with Trena White, co-founder and co-CEO of Page Two, a non-fiction book publishing firm. Trena shares her journey from traditional publishing to establishing Page Two, emphasizing the shift to a hybrid publishing model that offers authors greater creative control. Trena also shares advice on adaptability, collaboration, and strategic leadership to scale your business.Trena White is co-founder and co-CEO of innovative book publishing firm Page Two, which publishes non-fiction books by leading experts. Page Two has published several books selling over a million copies and its books have been translated into dozens of languages around the world. Trena is a nominee for the RBC Women of Influence Trailblazer Award. Before launching Page Two, she was publisher of Douglas & McIntyre and Greystone Books, Canada's largest independent book publisher at the time; and an editor at McClelland & Stewart, now an imprint of Penguin Random House.Julie and Trena discuss...Hybrid Publishing Model (00:03:50) Discussion on the evolution of publishing and the hybrid model's benefits for authors. Trena explains the early efforts to educate authors about their new publishing approach and the transformation in client interest as Page Two's reputation grew.Developing a Leadership Team (00:10:30) Gabby's journey from intern to CEO, highlighting trust and internal knowledge. Trena reflects on the complexities of leading a hybrid team post-pandemic.Creative Freedom (00:20:31) The importance of adapting systems and documenting processes for smoother growth, scalability, and improved creativity. Long-Term Business Planning (00:25:11) Trena and Jesse's excitement about future planning and new service offerings. Exploring ways to collaborate with authors to sell more books and build their businesses. Long-Term Book Momentum (00:30:57) Strategies for sustaining a book's visibility and relevance over time. The impact of digital marketing and technology on the evolving publishing landscape. The rise of audiobooks and the efficiency of print on demand in publishing.You can connect with Trena through her email at trena@pagetwo.comYou can connect with Julie on LinkedIn or Instagram. Find Julie's writing at her blog or by ordering Big Gorgeous Goals. What did you think of this conversation? We'd love if you'd rate or review our show!

Spokojne. To nie wideo wyłącznie dla ludzi z depresja. Bo słaby jesienny nastrój, nagły spadek formy to nie tylko wina choroby. Większość z nas kiedy sezon się kończy łapie mniejszego lub większego doła na krócej albo dłużej. Nie każdy też będzie z tego powodu tyć, choć spora część z nas podświadomie będzie zajadać i zapijać to co nas męczy głęboko pod skórą. Jak to jest u mnie? Wszystkie najgorsze epizody smutku, nerwicy, napadów lęku, hipochondrii, agorafobii, depresji, myśli miałem w tych jesiennych lub wczesnowiosennych miesiącach. Kompletnie nie wiedziałem z czego to wynika. Dla przypomnienia wówczas miałem pracę w której dokładność wynosiła 1 ms, waga 110, KFC to był z kolei mój ulubiony akronim a pierwszy urlop wziąłem po otwarciu Prawie.PRO, czyli po 14 latach pracy w mediach. U progu jesieni mam tak, że totalnie nic mi się nie chce. Wstawać mi się nie chce. Rozmawiać mi się nie chce. W pracy włączają mi się wizje katastroficzne a w sporcie… Zgadłeś. Forma nurkuje jak akcje Gazpromu po raporcie kwartalnym. Ciężko mi się zmusić do robienia czegokolwiek. O też tak masz? No to opowiem Ci jak można wybrnąć z tego błędnego koła. Obiektywną przyczyną braku motywacji do czegokolwiek jest w sporej mierze aura. Mniej słońca dziennego, krótszy dzień. Im gorsza pogoda to mniej powodów do tego by wyjść i się ruszać. Do tego po urlopie kumulują się obowiązki. Więcej czasu zamiast na rowerze spędzasz w domu i dochodzisz do wniosku, że nawet w swoim kwadracie nie jesteś w stanie odpoczywać, bo jesteś tak podminowany(a), że wszystko Cię wkurza. Brakuje tego ujścia, którego wcześniej było więcej. Masz wrażenie, że się dusisz. Do tego jesteś tak wyczulony na wszystkie bodźce, że stresuje Cię dzwoniący telefon od nieznajomego numeru. Podświadomie oczekujesz, że zaraz stanie się coś złego. Zwykłe awizo w skrzynce powoduje biegunkę, spadek FTP – smutek, tracisz pewność siebie, stajesz się bardzo podatny na krytykę i brakuje Ci dystansu. Oto ja. I być może wielu z nas, zaraz po zakończeniu lata. Czując to wszystko możesz albo nie wychodzić z łóżka, albo podnieść dupę i z zaciśniętymi zębami działać z całych sił. Najważniejsze. Nie wychodź ze swojego cyklu treningowego. Staraj się co drugi dzień zrobić trening podczas którego przez co najmniej 20 minut będziesz na progu. W tym stanie prowokujesz organizm do produkcji endorfin. To zmiany poziomu tego hormonu w ogromniej mierze wpływają na poziom determinacji. Przerwywasz błędne koło w którym nie ruszasz się bo nie masz sił i nie masz sił bo się nie ruszasz. Jeśli możesz idź pobiegać. Zrób małą rozgrzewkę a potem np. 3 km leć wszystko co możesz. Schłodź się i leć do domu. Tak krótkie bieganie możesz zrobić bez względu na warunki. Innym pomysłem może być trenażer. Chodzisz na rower bez względu na to czy dzień się kończy o 16 czy 21. Pada czy nie. Jest minus 8 czy plus 8. Co drugi dzień walnij 40 minut. Rozgrzewka, pięć interwałów po 5 minut w trupa i schłodzenie. Głowa szaleje. Rozgrzewka boli. Pierwsze wejście w tempo jeszcze bardziej. Ale trzecie i piąte powtórzenie wchodzi jak dzik na Białołękę. Kończysz i jesteś nowym człowiekiem. Raz na tydzień pójdź na saunę albo basen. Walcz o poprawę odporności i nastroju. Woda ma działanie rozluźniające dla umysłu i wyciszające. Sauna w połączeniu z nagłym schłodzeniem to z kolei to fabryka endorfin. Te minima o których mówię powodują, że stajemy się mniej lękliwi, zmęczeni życiem. Świat jakby staje się mniej szary, a ludzie już nie wkurzają nas wokół. Czujesz się jakby świeciło słońce a złe dni i ataki smutku zdarzają się o wiele, wiele rzadziej. To jednocześnie lek, jak i również profilaktyka. Jeszcze jeden pomysł to pięciodniowe wakacje w szczycie najgorszej aury w Polsce. Bilet do Hiszpanii w dwie strony to tysiak. Hostel lub średniej klasy hotel to tysiak. Wypożyczenie roweru trzeci tysiak. Jeśli masz taką możliwość to leć w listopadzie na południe. Wrócisz inny(a). Że względu na to co opisałem powyżej mam swoje rytuały i sposoby na walkę z depresją na którą choruję już 15 rok. Właśnie mija kolejna rocznica pierwszego ataku paniki i dekada od momentu wyleczenia się np. z hipochondrii. Mam spadki, jak każdy, ale ograniczam ich czas i moc poprzez harmonogram. Trenuję tak samo jak w trakcie sezonu. Trenażer i bieżnia. 10 godzin tygodniowo na aktywność fizyczną. Bez względu na wszystko. Wyjątkiem może być tylko fizyczna choroba. Zawsze w aucie mam też buty do biegania. Delegacja? Wyjazd rodzinny? Robię trening. Mam w cholerę pracy? Układam tak dzień w punktach, aby minimum 20 minut dziś poświęcić na higienizację głowy. Jeśli nie możesz znaleźć choćby 80 minut w tygodniu to znaczy, że coś jest naprawdę nie tak. Albo praca i dom Cię zbyt zdominował albo brakuje Ci szczerych chęci. To prędzej czy później kończy się źle. Wiem o tym bardzo dużo. Do tego obierz sobie dwa cele. Jeden bieżący, drugi terminowy. Ustaw na zegarku, telefonie albo Stravie limit czasu lub kilometrów, które masz robić tygodniowo. Minimum 60 tygodniowo rowerem, na trenażerze i 5 km biegu lub marszobiegu. W tym czasie telefon przełącz w tryb nie przeszkadzać. To mój czas dla mnie. Limity nie ulegają negocjacji. Wyjątkiem choroba, zdarzenia losowe wysokiego kalibru. Z kolei cel długoterminowy to zawody. Wpisz sobie w kalendarzu termin wybranej imprezy w przyszłym roku do której się przygotowujesz. Bieg noworoczny, bieg marzanny, duathlon, wyścig kolarski. Jeśli są zapisy to opłać sobie od razu pakiet. Nieważne, że masz słaby sprzęt, boli Cię lewe kolano, masz nadwagę czy jesteś totalnie początkujący. Każdego kto startuje coś boli. Ponad połowa to debiutanci, średnia wartość roweru na tej imprezie to 6 000 zł, a tydzień temu w Warszawie na dyszce wokół Stadnionu Narodowego wyprzedziła mnie laska w trampkach i bawełnianym dresie, która pilnowała tempa 4:00 na telefonie w ręce. Jestem nie jakiś to najzajebistsza wymówka, żeby tylko nie wystartować. Dlaczego? Bo nie wierzysz w siebie? Dlaczego? Bo siedzisz sobie w swoim ciepłym błotku i tylko unikasz wszystkiego co kosztuje jakiś wysiłek. Tak samo jest z jedzeniem. Od kiedy schudłem pilnuję siebie. Jesienią i zimą podwójnie. Czy chce mi się żreć? No jasne. Najchętniej codziennie chodziłbym do Złotych łuków, zamawiał pizze, a w ropuchu codziennie kupował chrupki orzechowe i browarka. Tak na pocieszenie, bo życie cięzkie, jestem zmęczony i znów sfrustrowany. I tak tydzień za tygodniem, kilogram po tygodniu. Trzymanie się zdrowego żarcia to też wysiłek do którego potrzeba energii. Jeśli nie ćwiczysz to jej brakuje. Im mniej endorfin tym większy apetyt i chęć do zajadania. Mijają dwa miesiące i znów plus pięć kilo. Noooo ale jak przybrałem na masie to tym bardziej nie ma sensu trenować. Z resztą już trzeci tydzień nie ćwiczę i teraz to nie ma sensu. Wróćmy do tematu w grudniu, po świętach i sylwestrze. Wtedy powiem, że jeszcze mogę trochę posiedzieć na dupie z frytkami, no bo od 1 stycznia to na pewno się wezmę za siebie. Szczerze? Tak, weźmiesz sie za siebie na 3 tygodnie, a potem znowu do błotka. I znów frustracja, smutek, nadwrażliwość, niechcenie. Wiem, że po tym wszystkim część z Was powie, że przesadza, albo próbuję wpędzać ludzi w uzależnienie od sportu. Wiecie co? Wolę być uzależnionym od sportu niż alkoholu jak spora część osób z problemami. Tak samo wolę słuchać o tym, że jestem do dupy sportowcem, bo w zimie trenuję na trenażerze, a nie jak twardziele na zewnątrz. Moja jakość życia, zdrowie bardzo się poprawiło od czasu kiedy wpadłem w sportowy wir. Wiem, nie mam nadzwyczajnych rezultatów. Bo tak naprawdę najważniejszym rezultatem jest moje samopoczucie psychiczne. To jak się czuję gdy jestem aktywnym człowiekiem. To nie jest łatwe. To niekiedy są batalie, bo naprawdę nie zawsze mi się chce. NIekiedy w życiu dzieje się tak wiele, że bardzo łatwo jest odpuszczać. Jednak przekonałem się, że ten wysiłek cholernie się opłaca. I tak naprawdę taka jest tutaj moja rola. A FTP, miejsce na zawodach, sprzęt i wszystkie te gadżety to dodatek, aby zająć głowę wszystkim co nie jest związane że strachem, lękiem i cholernie niskim poczuciem własnej wartości.

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Trena Blair is the CEO of FD Global Connections, who advises companies on successfully scaling their businesses to the USA. Trena is She is also an Amazon number 1 Best Selling Author, International Gold Stevie Award Winner (2022 & 2023), US Growth Specialist, Global Mentor, and a Non-Executive Director. Marketers and their agencies talk about brands all the time. There are discussions on brand awareness, brand equity and increasingly answering the questions of how brands contribute to the top-line growth and bottom-line profitability of a business. Brands can be very different, from small boutique or niche brands right up to global behemoths know by millions of people. But what does it take to not just build a brand but to take it global? Trena has the experience marketing some of the biggest Australian brands, but also the very biggest global brands too.   Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/managing-marketing/id1018735190  Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/75mJ4Gt6MWzFWvmd3A64XW?si=a3b63c66ab6e4934  Listen on Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5zb3VuZGNsb3VkLmNvbS91c2Vycy9zb3VuZGNsb3VkOnVzZXJzOjE2MTQ0MjA2NC9zb3VuZHMucnNz  Listen on Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/managing-marketing  Listen on Podbean: https://managingmarketing.podbean.com/  For more episodes of TrinityP3's Managing Marketing podcast, visit https://www.trinityp3.com/managing-marketing-podcasts/  Recorded on RiversideFM and edited, mixed and managed by JML Audio with thanks to Jared Lattouf.

Season 6 Episode 18: In this episode, Pete Codella, managing director of business services at the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity, interviews Trena Anderson, president of Deseret First Charitable Foundation. Anderson shares her journey, beginning with her move to Utah 38 years ago, her career spanning over three decades at Deseret First Credit Union, and her varied roles in human resources, communications, marketing, and private banking. She highlights her involvement in the Deseret First Charitable Foundation, which was established to assist missionaries facing financial challenges. Anderson recounts the foundation's origins from a marketing campaign and its growth into a significant source of support, providing shoes and essential supplies to hundreds of missionaries annually through donations and word-of-mouth referrals. Anderson also discusses her involvement with the Dominican Starfish Foundation, an organization dedicated to improving living conditions in the Dominican Republic. She emphasizes the foundation's broad scope and its impact on various communities, including Haitian refugees, through education and infrastructure development. The two also discuss the broader context of volunteerism in Utah, noting its ranking as the most charitable state, and how individuals and organizations can find meaningful ways to contribute. Anderson shares insights into identifying opportunities that align with personal values and skills, stressing the importance of seeking out initiatives with minimal overhead to ensure the maximum impact of donations and volunteer efforts. For more information on how you can get involved with Deseret First Charitable Foundation and Dominican Starfish Foundation, contact Trena Anderson at trenaa50@gmail.com.

Business strategy for YouTube: creating the right type of content to amplify your brands reach The allure of YouTube lies in its sustainability as part of your business strategy. Content creation for YouTube can continue to attract views for months and provides lasting opportunities for client engagement and conversion. Content Creation for Business Strategy Differentiating Content You want to focus your content creation on what works for you and your business. You are not trying to reach the masses; you are trying to reach your soulmate clients. Think about your soulmate clients and create content targeting that specific niche audience that is ready to invest. The Right Content Mix for Business Strategy As you plan your content creation, you want to create a mix of educational and community content. Educational content should address specific pain points your soulmate clients face, while community content helps build trust and connection. Example: Health Coaches For health coaches, avoid broad topics like "how to lose weight." Instead, focus on advanced topics that address your soulmate clients' specific issues, such as managing cortisone levels or tailored health strategies for particular demographics. Optimal Posting Frequency Trena recommends posting once a week. This consistent yet manageable frequency helps build a library of valuable content that continues to attract and convert viewers. Utilizing YouTube's Features for Optimal Business Strategy  Audience Retention and Engagement YouTube provides detailed analytics that shows audience retention and engagement. By analyzing these metrics, you can refine your content to keep viewers engaged and encourage them to explore more of your videos. High audience retention signals to YouTube that your content is valuable, leading to better placement in searches and recommendations. Thumbnail and Title Strategy Contrary to traditional SEO practices, YouTube thrives on engaging titles and thumbnails. Your title and thumbnail should pique curiosity. Instead of "How to Lower Your Cortisone Levels," try "5 Proven Ways to Transform Your Health by Lowering Cortisone Levels." This approach grabs attention and increases your click-through rate, which is crucial for YouTube's algorithm. The Role of Quality and Authenticity Production Quality While having high production quality can help, it's not the be-all and end-all. Trena points out that raw, authentic content often performs just as well, if not better, than highly polished videos. The key is to deliver value and connect with your audience on a personal level. You want to ensure that you provide whatever the title of your video promised viewers you would address. Equipment and Setup You don't need a professional studio to start. A decent smartphone camera, a ring light, and a quiet, well-lit space can suffice. Focus on ensuring clear audio and avoiding distractions in your background. About Trena Little Trena is an income strategist and YouTube expert who helps online entrepreneurs scale their businesses to six figures. She combines practical knowledge (and scrappiness) from her own experiences, plus years of proven results, to help business owners capitalize on YouTube, build sustainable value ladders, hit their bottom line, and enjoy the process. Trena's Website Learn more about small business marketing Strategy

Have you thought about incorporating Youtube into your content strategy? Maybe you've been posting your podcast on Youtube but not getting any traction?Youtube is an amazing platform, but it definitely has its own way of doing things and to be honest, podcasters aren't leveraging it in the best way!In today's episode, I'm interviewing Trena Little, a Youtube strategist who helps online course creators develop a YouTube strategy that allows them to scale their business, by driving more traffic to their offers with the right videos!We cover what you should be posting on Youtube instead of Audiograms, how the Youtube search and analytics work, plus why it's such a powerful platform. If you've been considering starting a Youtube channel for your podcast, this is a can't miss episode!What's in this episode:[04:02] The value of Youtube as Evergreen Content[07:46] Why you shouldn't just post your podcast on Youtube[12:14] How to use SEO on Youtube[15:02] Tips for starting a Youtube channel for your podcast[18:34] Why you should film your podcast episodesFor full show notes and a transcript of today's episode, head to wildhomepodcasting.com/podcast/169head to wildhomepodasting.com/trial to start your journey to an aligned podcast today!

Es más probable que encontrara también el tipo de desvergüenza contemporánea de quien es capaz de enriquecerse al tiempo que mira a sus víctimas a los ojos, porque se sabe impune por ser el asesor de.

In this episode of the Whiskey and Work Podcast, Kelsey sits down with YouTube strategy expert, Trena Little. They discuss common challenges faced by business owners in starting a YouTube channel, the importance of authenticity and simplicity in YouTube content creation, and Trena introduces the Profitable Keyword Framework for YouTube content strategy. Sit back, relax and grab a pen and paper for this one — you're going to want to take some notes!  What we're talking about…   Trena shares her background and journey into YouTube strategy Overcoming introversion and tech aversion to create YouTube content Trena shares her approach to simplifying the YouTube content creation process Emphasize the importance of authenticity and simplicity in YouTube content creation Trena introduces the Profitable Keyword Framework for YouTube content strategy How Trina's framework aligns content with audience needs and search intent The misconception of focusing solely on SEO-driven content The significance of content quality over quantity for business-focused YouTube channels Explanation of the domino effect strategy for series-based content Importance of delivering on the promises made in video titles Recommendations for video length and audience engagement The effectiveness of YouTube Shorts and their alignment with audience preferences Trena's insights on repurposing podcast content for YouTube Trena's recommendations for creating visually engaging podcast content for YouTube Importance of audience retention metrics for evaluating video podcast performance Suggestions for testing and iterating video podcast strategies on YouTube Considerations for aligning video podcast content with audience expectations and preferences To learn more or connect with Trena, visit the links below!  A {free} Tool or Two!  Did someone say free? Yup that's right. Kelsey's here to help with a few free tools to help launch your business and creative ideas! Click the links to start your journey.  How To Plan Your Business The Coaches Pricing Calculator  The Coaches Workshop: A “Framework” fFor How To Be An Exceptional Coach & Create Consistent Monthly Income   Links Mentioned   Trena Little's Website Trena Little's Instagram Kelsey Murphy's Website  Kelsey Murphy's Instagram   

Scott Bedgood is a rising comic in the Dallas/Ft. Worth comedy scene as well as one half of the comedy show production group, Deadgood Productions. I'M A FAN OF... Links: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Imafanof YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@imafanof Substack: https://imafanof.substack.com/ Website: https://www.imafanofpod.com/ Scott Bedgood Links: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottbedgood/ Substack: https://scottbedgood.substack.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sbedgood1 Deadgood Productions: https://www.instagram.com/deadgoodproductions/ Don't forget to watch TRENA, the debut stand-up comedy special by Lawrence Rosales, and the first comedy special produced by I'M A FAN OF... TRENA: https://youtu.be/FqjMTDvzzmQ?si=0visCPR05sdc83Dy  

It's a softball takeover on Camel Call Live. We get set for the season as the head coach of the back-to-back-to-back conference champs talks about her 2024 squad. Student-athletes Makayla McClain, Tristin Doster, and Sterling Hairston join the conversation to preview the upcoming campaign. The Camels begin the season on February 9th in Conway, South Carolina.

Michael Pasvar welcomes fellow DFW comedian Lawrence Rosales to the Back in The Day Day studio. Lawrence is veteran to the comedy scene, the cohost of the Odball History Podcast and just released his brand new 1 hour special Trena on YouTube this past Saturday. Michael and Lawrence talk comedy, the new special and of course stories from Back in The Day Day.      Watch Trena here!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqjMTDvzzmQ&t=8s

In this episode, Hannah interviews YouTube Coach and Strategist Trena Little, on The Power of Prioritizing Yourself. Trena landed a “good” job with a government agency right out of college, but after 7 years of feeling like her soul was being ripped out every time she arrived in the parking lot, it was time for a change! Hannah and Trena dive into the magic of changing everything about your life in a moment, building something new, and the challenges and rewards that come with it. Listen in to discover more about leveraging your time to avoid burnout, prioritising yourself over traditional success markers and dancing with imposter syndrome when building something new.

Unlock the secrets of your body's unique genetic code as Trena Weeks and I guide you through the world of nutrigenomics. Imagine tailoring your diet to your DNA, leading to a life free from the discomforts of heartburn, bloating, and indigestion. With Dr. Montgomery's deep knowledge of molecular genetics, we journey into how your genetic predispositions can shape your food choices and overall health. As we discuss the cutting-edge tests that reveal your body's specific responses to different foods, we'll help you distinguish between DNA-based food sensitivities and the ever-changing landscape of food intolerances, paving the way for a truly personalized wellness experience.In a conversation that's both enlightening and transformative, we debunk the myths surrounding genetics and nutrition, offering you the tools to craft a diet that celebrates your individuality. Thanks to insights from Trena and the innovative services provided by P23 Health, you'll come away with a newfound appreciation for the intricate relationship between what you eat and your genetic makeup. Tune in for a riveting discussion that will not only satisfy your curiosity but also equip you with the knowledge to make proactive, informed choices about your health and dietary needs. Let's embark on this path to personalized wellness together!

Trena Roudebush is a local Indy legend when it comes to running. And Trena, I can feel your humble self reading that and not believing it, but you know it's true!

On the first episode of the Inside EWCSD Podcast, Dr. Patterson discusses Attendance Awareness Month with Dr. Trena Gonzalez, Director of Student Services at EWCSD. Dr. Gonzalez discusses the trends in attendance of the last couple years and offers advice for students, families, and educators on how to promote good student attendance.

A gordura no fígado é uma condição super comum: mais de 70% das pessoas com sobrepeso têm esteatose hepática em algum grau. Então, se você tem quilos a perder... este vídeo é FUNDAMENTAL para você. Descubra o que é a esteatose hepática, quem está em risco e como adotar uma dieta e estilo de vida saudáveis para tratar essa condição comum. Você vai ver como é a alimentação que pode reverter a esteatose hepática, aprender quais alimentos evitar, e descobrir opções saudáveis para proteger seu fígado. Aprenda a emagrecer sem passar fome e sem contar calorias, e acabar com a gordura no fígado de maneira 100% natural:https://go.hotmart.com/Q30279101M?src=youtubeNAFLD Conheça nossos livros, cursos e treinamentos: https://landing.senhortanquinho.com/ -------- * Links e recursos mencionados * - Trena antropométrica (para fazer as medições corporais): https://amzn.to/3XWsNrL - Como baixar os triglicerídeos naturalmente: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUn0eiZOJRM - Siga a gente no Instagram @senhortanquinho https://www.instagram.com/senhortanquinho/ - Receba nossas dicas grátis no WhatsApp: https://landing.senhortanquinho.com/whatsapp/ - Nossos livros, cursos, mentorias e treinamentos: https://landing.senhortanquinho.com/ - Baixe grátis: 19 receitas low-carb muito fáceis de fazer:https://materiais.senhortanquinho.com/ebook-receitas-baratas-youtube - Baixe grátis: Manual para começar a dieta do jeito certohttps://materiais.senhortanquinho.com/cardapio-exemplo-para-emagrecer-gratis Aprenda a emagrecer sem passar fome e sem contar calorias, e acabar com a gordura no fígado de maneira 100% natural:https://go.hotmart.com/Q30279101M?src=youtubeNAFLD ---- Momentos importantes do vídeo 0:00 Introdução0:35 Quantas pessoas têm gordura no fígado?1:30 O que é gordura no fígado: A Esteatose Hepática Não-Alcoólica2:25 Quais os Estágios da Gordura no Fígado4:35 Como saber se você tem gordura no fígado5:10 Sintomas da gordura no fígado6:55 O que causa a gordura no fígado8:25 Uma conta simples para saber se você está em perigo9:55 O que olhar nos exames de sangue11:53 Recapitulando12:58 Como reverter (e prevenir) a gordura no fígado16:05 As "Super Armas" para reverter a esteatose hepática18:00 Um detalhe importante...19:30 Programa completo com dieta e jejum para você #gorduranofigado #esteatosehepatica #figado ---- Cardápio Tanquinho 2.0 — O Melhor Método Para Emagrecer E Manter O Peso (Sem Contar Calorias, Sem Pesar Comida, E Sem Passar Fome) Conheça o sistema que já ajudou mais de 12.000 alunos a reprogramar o corpo para queimar gordura, otimizar seus hormônios, e emagrecer dezenas de kgs. Esta é a sua oportunidade de emagrecer com um menu low-carb prático e saudável, e perder peso nas próximas 4 semanas — sem comer alimentos que você não gosta e nem ter de passar fome. Aprenda a emagrecer sem passar fome e sem contar calorias, e acabar com a gordura no fígado de maneira 100% natural:https://go.hotmart.com/Q30279101M?src=youtubeNAFLD --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/senhortanquinho/support

If you're a founder and you're treating YouTube like you're an influencer trying to go viral, it's time to shift your mindset and strategy. In this episode, my guest, YouTube Strategist Trena Little, is more than happy to share that with a few simple shifts in your YouTube Strategy (because your goal isn't to go viral) and the addition of some amazing AI tools, you can start using YouTube as a consistent tool to drive more traffic to your offers. Listen in and begin to embrace YouTube with the same entrepreneurial mindset that helped you build your business to what it is today! In this episode of the podcast, we talk about:  Why people are burning out on YouTube How TikTok influenced YouTube creators The entrepreneurial mindset shift on YouTube Becoming an expert problem solver Is Shorts worth it for business owners? Using ChatGPT to get to know your audience And so much more!   This Episode Was Made Possible By: Social Media Starter Kit Free Course The Social Media Starter Kit is your chance to pull back the curtain and get insights on how to build a social media strategy that works for you, learn how to create (and implement) a simple and effective content plan, convert followers into buyers, and much more. Register for this FREE course and gain the confidence you need to use social media as a tool to grow your business: https://onlinedrea.com/kit   About the Guest: As a YouTube strategist, Trena, who has a  Master's Degree in Business, helps online course creators develop a YouTube strategy that allows them to scale their business, by driving more traffic to their offers with the right videos!  She creates YouTube videos that work for her 24 hours a day 7 days a week, so she doesn't have to. Website: https://www.trenalittle.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs7qwxT0HL2fLTtVrt4i45w Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trena_little/   Go to the show notes for all the resources mentioned in this episode: https://onlinedrea.com/265 

Bring Your Target Audience to You  I always want you to work smarter, not harder in growing your following, your sales, and your business. Trena Little shares exactly how to stop chasing expiring content and start and keep your YouTube content working for you long into the future, while bumping up your SEO. You'll learn how to get YouTube to promote your content, leverage batch sessions for efficiency, and avoid content creation burnout all while converting more prospects to students. What goes hand-in-hand with a great YouTube strategy? The Online Course Jump Start—the blueprint to know if you have a topic that converts. Enroll here.

Join Scotty and Ultra Coach, Blogger, Runner and all around special lady Trena Kennedy for a second long run in which she reflects on what she's been up to the last few years and the circumstances that brought about her recent blog article called "Letting Go of Western States."  We also talk about the state of the sport and her recent health issues and how they put things in perspective.  This is a nice discussion of friends about ultra life, looking back and looking ahead. This episode brought to you by our friends at Tail Transformation!!  Mention Ten Junk Miles and get 10% off: www.trailtransformation.com Read Trena's article here: https://trailsisters.net/2022/11/24/letting-go-of-western-states/ Trena's Coaching Page: https://www.embracingyourjourney.net/?fbclid=IwAR3UNHmBrOteS8odbO41E5ZJYTnaz4rw3dY7Ddeos0sOBRLvXrP61meKG5U Trena's Blog: https://trailrunning100.wordpress.com/ Website: http://www.tenjunkmiles.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tenjunkmiles Twitter: https://twitter.com/tenjunkmiles Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tenjunkmiles/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TenJunkMiles/  

"When a person is set loose by the courts to go back to the community they have been preying on, what recourse do the citizens of that community have then?"On the morning of 10 July 1981, 47-year-old Ken Rex McElroy went to a tavern in Skidmore, Missouri. The pub quickly filled up with other local townspeople, many of whom had lived in fear of the other man for years. After finishing a drink, Ken began walking out to his pickup truck and was shot twice. He died at the scene.As the shooting took place right outside of the crowded tavern, there were later determined to be 46 potential witnesses to the murder, including Trena McElroy, Ken's young wife. Only one, Trena herself, would ever attempt to identify a culprit...Research & writing by Olivia ParadiceHosting & production by Micheal WhelanLearn more about this podcast at http://unresolved.meIf you would like to support this podcast and others, consider heading to https://www.patreon.com/unresolvedpod to become a Patron or ProducerThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3266604/advertisement

Welcome, To the second episode of having guest co-hosts! This week we are welcoming back Trena aka Crack The Spine. Who was formally a guest during the spooky season last year in which we read Horror Hotel! Today, we are going to be talking about ice-cold water, drinking, and that crazy plot twist.   About The Book: This book takes place in Vermont which may or may not be the reason why I wanted to read this book. This book follows Casey, a recently widowed actress who takes refuge in her family Vermont lake house where she likes to spy on her neighbors. There she meets Tom and Katherine Royce, a glamorous couple who lives in the house across the lake. One day, Casey saves Katherine from drowning, and the two strikes up a friendship. The longer she spies on the couple the more apparent it becomes that their marriage is broken. When Katherine suddenly vanishes Casey becomes consumed with finding out what happen to her.   Follow Our Socials:  IG: www.instagram.com/justonemorepageofficial/ Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@justonemorepagepodcast Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCpgQxE__Hxln2LWHWza_94w   Trena Socials: Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@crackthespine IG: https://www.instagram.com/_crackthespine_/  

G'day, it's Oscar. This is an excerpt from How To Listen, the most comprehensive book about listening in the workplace.   It's from Chapter One of the audiobook.    The audiobook format is fascinating, it's different, it's distinct and I hope that I've honored Trena's request to make it an impactful audiobook.  

Softball Head Coach Trena Prater is our guest as we talk about her team getting set for a third straight NCAA Tournament. Plus, Chris breaks down a record-setting Big South Championship Meet for our Men's and Women's Track & Field Teams. Plus, Baseball closes in on a fifth straight conference title.

Thinking of using YouTube for your business? Then this episode with Trena Little will be perfect for you! ______________________________________________ Read the show notes and view the full transcript here: COMING SOON :) ______________________________________________ Learn more about our guest expert, Trena Little Trena Little is an income strategist and YouTube expert who helps online entrepreneurs scale their businesses to six figures. She combines practical knowledge (and scrappiness) from her own experiences, plus years of proven results, to help business owners capitalize on YouTube, build sustainable value ladders, hit their bottom line, and enjoy the process. Learn more about your host, Erin Ollila Erin Ollila believes in the power of words and how a message can inform – and even transform – its intended audience. She graduated from Fairfield University with an M.F.A. in Creative Writing, and went on to co-found Spry, an award-winning online literary journal. When Erin's not helping her clients understand their website data or improve their website copy, you can catch her hosting the Talk Copy to Me podcast and guesting on shows such as Profit is a Choice, The Driven Woman Entrepreneur, Go Pitch Yourself, and Counsel Cast. Stay in touch with Erin Ollila, SEO website copywriter: • Learn more about Erin's VIP Day options if you'd like to learn more about how you can hire her to help you with your SEO efforts • Reach out her on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or on LinkedIn

Please welcome Trena Thomas of Finding Hope, a faith-based organization for loved ones of drug addicts and alcoholics. Trena shares the inspiring story of her son's recovery and restoration from addiction. Tune in to learn how to: Set healthy boundaries with those struggling with addiction. Overcome the shame and guilt of "not being enough." Discover wisdom and strength to overcome relapses. “Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls." (Matthew 11:28-29 NKJV)  ⁠ Click here to learn more about Finding Hope. Click here to watch on YouTube.

Please welcome Trena Thomas of ⁠Finding Hope, a faith-based organization⁠ for loved ones of drug addicts and alcoholics. Trena shares the inspiring story of her son's recovery and restoration from addiction. Tune in to learn how to: Set healthy boundaries with those struggling with addiction. Overcome the shame and guilt of "not being enough." Discover wisdom and strength to overcome relapses. “Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls." (Matthew 11:28-29 NKJV)  ⁠

Matt Sigelman and Trena Minudri break down the 2023 Burning Glass Skills Compass Report. Yet, there is an unexpected twist - Matt and Trena found that no skill met all three criteria of value, endurance, and quick learning. What could this reveal about the importance of making informed choices and trade-offs?In this episode, you will be able to:Harness the power of data to pinpoint vital future workforce talents.Uncover the hidden potential of adaptive skills amidst ever-changing technologies.Master the art of continuous learning to hone efficient learning abilities.Embrace a growth mindset for seamless internal mobility and upskilling.Take charge of your career by emphasizing personal skill development.Matt Sigelman is a renowned expert in the field of labor market data and skills analysis, with a passion for unlocking new opportunities through understanding the evolving world of work. As the President of the Burning Glass Institute, Chairman of LightCast, and a visiting Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School, Matt has dedicated his career to helping individuals and organizations navigate the complex landscape of skills in the modern economy. His groundbreaking research on real-time labor market data and his work with the 2023 Burning Glass Skills Compass Report has positioned him as an authority on talent development and the future of work.Trena Minudri is the VP of People Development and Chief Learning Officer at Coursera, a company that is leading companies, leaders, and people to rapidly and effectively prepare for the economic imperative of lifelong learning. Trena is a talent expert with deep experience driving business results in learning, leadership, talent analytics, culture change, and organizational effectiveness.Connect with Andy Storch here:WebsiteLinkedInJoin us in the Talent Development Think Tank Community!Connect with Matt and Trena:Matt SigelmanTrena Minudri Coursera2023 Skills Compass Report

Our defending champion Campbell Softball team takes center stage as Head Coach Trena Prater joins us for the first 30 minutes of the show. Campbell catcher Lindsey Hunt and infielder Alyssa Henault also join us to take about their great start to the season, going for a Big South three-peat, and much more.

When you are choosing how to publish your book, you need to make a strategic decision. In this episode with Trena White, learn about an exciting new publishing option. Plus, listen in as we chat about the realities of book marketing and publishing for authors. Arm yourself with the knowledge to make your book a success from Trena's valuable insight as a 15-year publishing insider! Key Takeaways from This EpisodeAuthor and publisher earning percentage and distribution after book sales2 unique paths of sales and distributions on Page TwoThe biggest mistake an author can make after publishing a book and how to avoid itImportance of clarifying the primary goals of a book with an authorWhy you should have a solid relationship with your business partnersResources Mentioned in this episodeThe Coaching Habit by Michael Bungay Stanler | Kindle and PaperbackExactly What to Say by Phil M. Jones | Kindle and PaperbackBox of CrayonsMacmillanThe Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck | PaperbackChicken Soup for the Soul by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, and Amy Newmark | Paperback and KindleYou Are a Badass by Jen Sincero | Paperback and KindleRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki | PaperbackThe 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman | Kindle and PaperbackAbout Trena WhiteTrena White is a veteran book publisher and co-founder of the innovative book publishing firm Page Two, which publishes non-fiction books by leading experts. Page Two has published several books selling over a million copies, and its books have been translated into dozens of languages around the world. Trena and her co-founder were shortlisted for the RBC Women of Influence Award for being trailblazers in their field. Before launching Page Two, she was publisher of Douglas & McIntyre and Greystone Books, Canada's largest independent book publisher at the time, and an editor at McClelland & Stewart, now an imprint of Penguin Random House. She is an adjunct professor in publishing at Simon Fraser University.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Join The Author's Corner Community today: Website: Robin ColucciLinkedIn: R Colucci, LLCFacebook: Robin ColucciTwitter: @Robin_ColucciRobin Colucci's Book: How to Write a Book That Sells You: Increase Your Credibility, Income, and Impact

When you are choosing how to publish your book, you need to make a strategic decision. In this episode with Trena White, learn about an exciting new publishing option. Plus, listen in as we chat about the realities of book marketing and publishing for authors. Arm yourself with the knowledge to make your book a success from Trena's valuable insight as a 15-year publishing insider! Key Takeaways from This EpisodeAuthor and publisher earning percentage and distribution after book sales2 unique paths of sales and distributions on Page TwoThe biggest mistake an author can make after publishing a book and how to avoid itImportance of clarifying the primary goals of a book with an authorWhy you should have a solid relationship with your business partnersResources Mentioned in this episodeThe Coaching Habit by Michael Bungay Stanler | Kindle and PaperbackExactly What to Say by Phil M. Jones | Kindle and PaperbackBox of CrayonsMacmillanThe Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck | PaperbackChicken Soup for the Soul by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, and Amy Newmark | Paperback and KindleYou Are a Badass by Jen Sincero | Paperback and KindleRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki | PaperbackThe 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman | Kindle and PaperbackAbout Trena WhiteTrena White is a veteran book publisher and co-founder of the innovative book publishing firm Page Two, which publishes non-fiction books by leading experts. Page Two has published several books selling over a million copies, and its books have been translated into dozens of languages around the world. Trena and her co-founder were shortlisted for the RBC Women of Influence Award for being trailblazers in their field. Before launching Page Two, she was publisher of Douglas & McIntyre and Greystone Books, Canada's largest independent book publisher at the time, and an editor at McClelland & Stewart, now an imprint of Penguin Random House. She is an adjunct professor in publishing at Simon Fraser University.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Join The Author's Corner Community today: Website: Robin ColucciLinkedIn: R Colucci, LLCFacebook: Robin ColucciTwitter: @Robin_ColucciRobin Colucci's Book: How to Write a Book That Sells You: Increase Your Credibility, Income, and Impact

Our Softball Coaches drop by Camel Call Live to talk about their team and the great start to the season. Plus we explore each of their coaching journeys and decorated playing careers.

Head Softball Coach Trena Prater gets set for her Campbell debut and gets us set for the season with a preview of her team. Plus, Evan and Chris talk Track & Field and get you set for crossover season!

Join Amy as she sits with Trena to discuss her story and journey of healing! Also, be sure to register for the upcoming Finding Hope Retreat at HopeisAlive.net/RootedinTruth

Great stories begin in unexpected places. Trena White could not have foreseen the incredible journey she embarked on as she decided to build her brand. But now, a decade into being a Co-founder, Trena has many wonderful lessons about entrepreneurship to share. Trena White is a veteran book publisher and co-founder of innovative book publishing firm Page Two, which publishes non-fiction books by leading industry experts. Page Two offers a faster path to market, more creative control, and deep engagement in authors' launch strategies. Co-founders Trena and Jesse Finkelstein launched in 2013 to help thought leaders, subject matter experts, and organizations publish their contributions. Page Two has published several books selling over a million copies and its authors have been translated into dozens of languages around the world. Trena is a nominee for the RBC Women of Influence Trailblazer Award. Before launching Page Two, she was publisher of Douglas & McIntyre and Greystone Books, Canada's largest independent book publisher at the time; and an editor at McClelland & Stewart, now an imprint of Penguin Random House. Page Two sets itself apart from other publishing companies by building more collaborative relationships with its authors. While traditional publishing focuses on retail sales, Page Two takes an in-depth look at how the book and its publishing strategy serve the greater needs of the client's brand and eventual goals. The vision, methodology and niche of Page Two are all unique and fuel its success in the industry.  Entrepreneurs look for opportunities Before they founded Page Two, Trena and Jesse were in senior roles together at a publishing company that was in the process of going bankrupt. Bigger companies considered buying it, but first - they wanted to see the numbers! Trena had to create models to show buyers what was possible.  All of this financial modeling gave Trena and Jesse an idea. What if they took what they had learned and created something entirely new? Not to be swayed from their big vision, they decided to launch Page Two while they were suddenly out of work and Trena was home with a brand new baby. Trena and Jesse were coworkers who respected one another's perspective - but this leap of faith turned them into both Co-founders and great friends. They got to work collaborating, planning and building a publishing company different from all the rest.  Action is better than perfection Is there something in your own business you're waiting to perfect before really getting started? Are you letting perfectionism hold you back?  Trena recalls the grassroots nature of their launch in 2013, and it'll inspire you to ditch perfectionism for good. Page Two began finding clients using good old-fashioned networking and word of mouth. They even started serving those clients without official templates or systems!  Trena and Jesse didn't have time to waste. They made plans and ran them past lawyers, branding experts and friends in publishing to make sure they held water. Page Two was a big dream that had to succeed, because the alternative was unthinkable.  What does scaling your business look like? Every brand is unique, and each has different requirements as they scale and grow. For Page Two, Trena discusses a process of deepening - Adding depth to their customer service and working more closely with their authors, rather than experiencing rapid growth.  Rather than a plan to work with more authors, Trena reminds us of the importance of doing business with intention. At Page Two, they are becoming more and more selective about the authors they work with, leading to better outcomes through successful collaboration. Long-term, they're appointing heads of each department so that they can step back and envision what's next.  Page Two rose out of a need for better relationships between thought leaders and the people who publish them. But it's grown into a thriving brand that Trena and Jesse - and the authors who publish there - can truly be proud of. Enjoy this story of the power of collaboration, leaps of faith and bold action. Quotes “In the traditional publishing model, there were a lot of constraints that made book publishing tricky for the kinds of people who had built a lot of intellectual property and had built businesses. Our vision was to start a new kind of publishing company where the author really partnered with us to develop their book in a way that made sense for them and their broader business goals.” “We started to imagine, what would it look like if we took parts of this initial vision that we had created for someone else and ran with it our way? And created something new and different so that we could explore our idea of what publishing could look like for entrepreneurs and subject matter experts? That was the beginning of Page Two.” “The clock was ticking. We didn't have day jobs anymore! We had to make this work or…what? Neither of us wanted to leave book publishing. We both felt really inspired to create something new.” “When we work with an author, we start at the very beginning about where their book fits into their other products and services. In most cases it's meant to lift up the other services they're offering as part of their company. We want to be careful that the book represents the company's brand and it will support their other services meaningfully.” “When we work with an author, we don't license the rights to the book. This might sound technical but it's critical. When you work in traditional publishing, you sign an agreement that says the publisher owns the rights to the copyright. We don't do that. With Page Two, there are no constraints to what you do with the work. If an author publishes a book and you want to put three chapters in a workbook, you would be free to do that - and you wouldn't normally be able to.” “I was quite naive about what a business partnership would look like! Jesse and I had only worked together for a year. It could have gone so badly, but we have an amazing and really special partnership. Deep down, we have really similar values. When things get tricky and we're debating a question of how to handle something, we have compatibility at quite a deep level that has carried us through.” Links mentioned in this episode: Visit Page Two's company website at www.pagetwo.com   Follow Page Two on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pagetwo   Follow Page Two on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/pagetwo_books/   Connect with Trena White on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/trenawhite

Trena Little is a YouTube Strategist that helps entrepreneurs grow their businesses organically using video content by teaching them how to use YouTube to get results. This MBA grad and mom of two publishes helpful videos weekly for her 53k YouTube subscribers to help them get started. In this episode, Trena talks about how she got started, why she chose to leave her 9 to 5, and why mindset matters when balancing family and business. Next, we discuss why YouTube is effective, making a video game plan, and tips for creating videos that work. We end with discussing the importance of market research, constructing a business model where you make money off of YouTube, and thoughts on using Pinterest to increase traffic to your channel. Show Notes: https://nachesnow.com/156

Trena J Myers is an intuitive abstract artist and an Emory University trained health coach. Joanna Trailov, Ms Woman United States 2020, and she created a partnership, recently released Pageant Rehab, LLC. The Rx for the pageant hangover, a 3-day retreat for women ages 21+ to provide the much needed tools for restoring, refocusing and remembering your why. About TrenaShe began to form her incredible work ethic at a young age, spending time to create her work environment, living her platform, and practicing in pursuit of the ultimate goal: to be counted among the top influences in the world. Trena dedicates her time volunteering with several organizations and is currently promoting her platform  #makerarevisible as Ms. Classic Iowa Global Continental 2022, having taken decades and a misdiagnosed Rare Disease, she has become a voice, an activist and advocate for Rare StridesTrena never gave up hope for answers after being told time and time again that her illness was all in her head. Numerous infections, loss of organs and with a simple blood test, HOPE finally found her. Having a rare disease and several other invisible illnesses, Trena has become the Director of Marketing and Communications for Rare Strides. She helps #makerarevisible volunteering her time weekly creating social media content for the organization and hosting/producing podcasts on social media and podcast media such as Spotify. She started the viral campaign, "On Monday's I wear stripes to #makerarevisible" and "On Wednesdays it's no longer Camel Hump Day but Blue Zebra Day because Zebra's like her are blue in the face to make it halfway through the week and holding hope to make it through the rest." She has attended Capitol Day on the Hill speaking to Congressmen/women about the Rare Community and how they can help make a difference. She has been an integral part of Code Rare and Rare Wish where they grant a wish to a child with a rare disease. Trena's contact information:www.designsbytrena.comwww.pageantrehab.comwww.rarestrides.com IG/FB: The Zebra QueenFB: Pageant RehabSupport the show

Trena Little, YouTube strategist and creator of the Video Strategy Academy, joins me on the podcast today to chat about how to start and grow your YouTube channel. Trena and her team helped us jumpstart our YouTube channel over last year and we're happy with the results. They know what they're doing so we're excited to share the episode with you. If you're interested in growing your channel, be sure to check out her Video Strategy Academy which opens back up in May of 2022. For show notes visit...https://daveyandkrista.com/start-grow-youtube-channel-2022/