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You could call today's show a “second coming” because this will be the second time Reverend Dr. Chris Keller has appeared on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy. Dr. Keller, III, is an Episcopal priest and theologian who, through his ministry and life, has blended scholarly pursuits with pop culture knowledge into an innovative leadership style. I liken him to EF Hutton because “When he speaks, people listen.” Today, we listen as he speaks about his new book, Getting On Toward Home, a thoughtful collection of funeral sermons written during his career as a priest and theologian. There are mountains of meaning is this heartfelt, 124-page book. Listen to hear Dr. Keller discuss why he chose the twelve homilies included in the book, including those written for late friends and family. We also discuss his ever-evolving opinions on hot button issues within the Episcopal Church and how you can get a signed copy of Getting On Toward Home at noon on Tuesday, October 24th at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, in downtown Little Rock.

Today's 5 minute business strategy podcast with business expert, Howard Lewinter, to improve and grow your business... CEOs: Don't Get Wrapped Up In Your Business Problems. To find out more, just turn the volume up and listen to the show! Business tips to lessen your stress levels at work and increase your business success. Howard Lewinter guides - focuses - advises CEOs, presidents and business owners throughout the United States to MORE success - MORE profit - less stress. Live the dreams worked so hard for.

Perfectionism shows up in your business, affecting much of what you do and don't do. Most of these sneaky effects of perfectionism come in forms you probably don't even realize. Let's jump into this topic and discuss what you can do about pesky perfectionism. Show Highlights:Perfectionism: It's insidious, and we've been indoctrinated!Flawlessness is an impossible standard.Saturn's role in showing us where perfectionism stops our progress through doubt and dissatisfactionSaturn represents oppression, and the antidote is taking back your power to be of service in the world.13 ways you may be getting stuck in perfectionism:Taking too much time to create contentTrying to stuff too many ideas into your contentComparing yourself to others with self-criticismNot taking breaks or taking care of your bodyLacking or avoiding strategy by “throwing spaghetti at the wall”Not being real about your numbers or treating your business like a businessNot delegating or asking for helpNot experimenting Not collaboratingScarcity thinkingTrying to solve ALL of your client's problemsProcrastinatingStaying in “the waiting room” too longTake time to reflect on these characteristics of perfectionism and journal how they apply to you and how you can move forward from perfectionism.Resources:Connect with PaulaJoin the Cosmic Business Lab, my year-long container to help you build a business that adds $10,000/month to your income working 4 days a week, all in alignment with your values. Sign up here.Get 1:1 astrological support to align with your purpose, assess compatibility, and find auspicious timing for launches and sales in a day-long. Can potentially be in person. Only 5 spots are available in the fall. More info here.Get your free Heal Your Money Karma checklist & training here.Ask me anything! I'll be sharing another special episode to answer your questions. Email them to paula@weaveyourbliss.com with the subject line “AMA.”Get the 2024 Astrology Guidebook and receive all my hand-picked lay-low and auspicious days for the year, plus major transits and auspicious dates from the Indian calendar that you can drop right into your Google calendar. We have added exciting, new features in the latest version of the Guidebook! 100% of the profits go to a school for underprivileged kids in Varanasi.Sign the 2K for Change Pledge, committing as a spirit-led entrepreneur to give $2000 to causes in 2024 in cash and/or services. Learn more and sign up HERE.Help us with research so that we can create the tools to help you build giving into your business (this is also research for a book I'm writing!) Thank you. Join the newsletter for my weekly Resonance Love Letters. Get these exclusive Friday emails with tips on your business, astrology explained, and behind-the-scenes of running a multi-six-figure business! Sign up here.Follow Paula on Instagram

In this episode I loved explored what it means to live by Brené Brown's powerful mantra: "Show up, be seen, live brave" with the inspiring Jenny Ainsworth.As a corporate consultant, speaker, and facilitator, Jenny has built a remarkable career by embracing bravery, showing up authentically, and being seen in her leadership and business development work.Key Conversation Points:The Journey to Bravery: Jenny shares how she bravely left her role at Disney to start her own business, even though it felt scary. Plus, why it's important to trust yourself to say NO to what doesn't align with you & having the belief that it will create space for the right opportunities to come your way.Navigating the Entrepreneurial Path:Jenny brings to life an inspirational example of how she sent out one-page letters to 10 companies at the start of her business & the impact it made. Jenny continues to share how she takes brave steps by staying visible, reaching out to past connections, and reminding them of the value she brings.Showing Up Authentically:Jenny shared how being vulnerable & honest in business, especially during tough times, builds deeper connections with others.Owning Your Entrepreneurial Superpower:As a Star profile in Wealth Dynamics, Jenny brings to life how she thrives in environments where she can connect with people & build rapport & what really gets her out of flow.Useful links for you: Take the free Business Magic Scorecard here.Connect with me on LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | Send an emailDiscover what your Entrepreneurial Superpower is through Wealth DynamicsBook in for a free Virtual Cuppa hereJenny's WebsiteJenny's LinkedIn

Today on Up In Your Business you will be swept away as art history professor Gayle Seymour, Associate Dean at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway, teaches us about Arkansas's history and culture. Gayle wrote the grant that led to the 60-year Central High Little Rock Nine reunion where President Bill Clinton was the keynote speaker. We will hear how Gayle commissioned the Cuban born composer, Tania Leon, to score a dramatic opera about the “Little Rock Nine” and enlisted Henry Louis Gates to write the libretto (words). This project has been stalled due to the pandemic of 2020, but we will preview a little of the opera on today's show. We will also learn about Japanese American Internment art and get an excerpt from its most famous Arkansas resident Star Trek's Mr. Sulu, George Takei. Other areas of Gayle's expertise inclued American art, Women in Art, and my favorite, Depression-era post office murals (think Norman Rockwell on a wall). Over 1400 murals were painted during the 1930's and 40's, as part of the New Deal, nineteen of which are located in Arkansas. And if that is not enough, she is an avid collector of antique Dolls! Listen and get a lesson on an array of interesting topics from this very interesting person.

There's a lot we learn about success in childhood but what about those sneaky, passed-down lessons that stifle our ability to succeed? In this episode, I'm diving into some common ancestral wounds that impact women and vulva-owning entrepreneurs and what we need to pay attention to so we can break the cycles and thrive. Listen now and if you're a trauma-brained, neurodivergent woman or vulva-owning entrepreneur ready to build success with confidence, clarity, ease, and well-being check out the Embodied Business Coven: ⁠⁠Valerie Schrader Coaching

God's best work is a strategy that you can use over and over again. As humans, we pray to God for miracles in our business. He can and will bless you with abundance, but God wants a cycle, not a singular success.Today, I share a story about how God showed up in my business recently. I prayed and fasted for one specific manifestation. When I didn't receive that exact blessing, I became frustrated and felt abandoned by Him.But then, God guided me to understand that He had answered my prayer with a strategy. He reminded me that everything He does in my business is for His Glory, not mine. God is a God of systems and prophecies.He is a God of strategy. So, when we look to God to deliver a miracle for our business, we have to remember that the miracle is in the strategy. Tune in to hear God's lesson for me about His fruitful blessings.Let's Connect: On Instagram On Facebook On LinkedIn On TikTok On my website

Have a question that you want answered on the show? Send us a text!Episode 24: Is Your Past Affecting The Way You Show Up In Your Business? How many of us have these internal stories telling us who we are and What we can and can't do What we always or never do What we are good at or what we suck at I'm willing to bet all of us But have you ever stopped to ask yourself - Who says whether or not I can or can't? Who says if I am good at something or suck at something?  How do we even know if these are true or not?  And the reason I bring this up is because the reality is what tells us whether we can or can't, whether we're good or we suck is our own beliefs we hold And where do beliefs come from?  Well beliefs come from our past - they come from some situation or experience you had in the past where you chose to do something and then you interpreted the outcome to mean something about you and your identity as a business ownerNot to worry, it's human nature, but it could be the very thing holding you back in your business and keeping you stuck in the entrepreneur burnout cycleBY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU'LL LEARN:The neuroscience of how beliefs are formed from your past experiences How your current beliefs may be keeping you from experiencing the success and freedom you deserve A simple 10 minute exercise you can do to break free from your past Want to dive deeper into how you can rewire your subconscious and eliminate limiting beliefs so that you can finally have the impact, income, and freedom you know you were meant for?  Join me for a free workshop! We recently did this and people loved it so much that we are doing it again!  Go to www.reanamulcahy.com/rewired to save your seat! Connect with me on social: Facebook or Instagram!Like this episode? Share it in your stories and tag me @dr.reanamulcahyLove the show? Leave a 5-star review, and let me know what was most helpful for you.Discover more ways I can support you in breaking the burnout cycle. Visit my website.

This week I am chatting with the brilliant Alice Benham, business & marketing strategist and now published author!  Alice shares her journey of starting her business at just 17 years old and dealing with the rollercoaster of being visible online. We cover so much in this chat and here are some of the highlights.   Highlights: Navigating the fear and excitement of launching a book. (00:04:00) The power of proactively seeking visibility opportunities (00:06:00) Alice discusses the fears she's had about showing up in her business and what happened in 2021 that made it much harder for her (00:9:00) Insights into dealing with online trolls and maintaining authenticity. (00:10:00) What did Alice do when she got a nosebleed on an Instagram live (00:16:00) Whether you should embrace new social media platforms and discussing Twitter. (00:19:00) Why Alice only wears black and how important honesty is in her business (00:25:00) We talk about whether starting her business at the age of just 17 has ever affected the way Alice shows up (00:29:00) The biggest failure in Alice's business and what she's learnt from it (00:35:00) The importance of self-care and Alice's six daily habits that help to to avoid another burnout (00:38:00) Connect with Vicki Follow me on Instagram: @iamvickiknights Grab my free visibility guide and join my list where you'll get visibility tips and inspo straight to your inbox - https://vickiknights.co.uk/visibility Podcast episodes mentioned: Episode 7 – Identifying your core valuesEpisode 9 - 7 strategies to help you overcome the fear of showing up Connect with Alice Follow Alice on Instagram: @Alice_Benham Grab Alice's new book: The Digital Marketing Handbook https://www.alicebenham.co.uk/book If you enjoyed this episode, we would love you to share it on social media or with a business buddy – thank you!  

My guest today on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy is the First Lady of Arkansas, Susan Hutchinson. I loved hearing her recount the charming story of how she first met and courted Governor Asa Hutchinson at Bob Jones University in South Carolina. But don't be fooled by Ms Hutchinson's demeanor. She is brilliant. She is also a classically trained pianist who believes it is important that every child be introduced to music and holds steadfast to the practice of music education in schools. Listen to hear Ms Hutchinson's passion for children as she tears up when talking about her work with the Children's Advocacy Center and gives tips on how to recognize the signs of child abuse.

In this episode of "Up In Your Business," we sit down with Tim Bradley, the visionary Co-Founder and Executive Producer of Pennant Video, a groundbreaking media company based in Boston. With a wealth of experience and a passion for storytelling, Tim shares his journey from the inception of Pennant Video to becoming a leader in the industry. We delve into the challenges and triumphs he faced along the way, exploring how his unique approach has redefined content creation and production. In addition to his professional achievements, Tim also opens up about his love for the outdoors, sharing how his adventures in nature have influenced his creative process and business philosophy. We chat about everything from industry trends and media innovations to the inspiration he draws from his time spent hiking and exploring the wilderness. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a media enthusiast, or simply curious about the behind-the-scenes magic of production, this episode is packed with valuable lessons, industry insights, and inspiring stories. Tune in to "Up In Your Business" and get ready to be inspired by Tim Bradley's remarkable journey, his innovative contributions to the world of media through Pennant Video, and his passion for the great outdoors.

Aired 5/21/2020 Today on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy, you'll hear from a young man who is leading a double life, Mr. Samuel Ellis. Mr. Ellis is an environmental scientist by day, a fiddler in a country band by night and has turned his passion for rivers into a business by founding Rock Town River Outfitters, in Little Rock's River Market District, on the Arkansas River. Rock Town River Outfitters rents bikes and kayaks for experiencing the Arkansas River from above on the 15-mile River Trail or afloat in the Arkansas River's current (it is not as dangerous as it sounds). Today we're going to dive (LOL, pun intended) into the risks and rewards of kayaking on the big river, talk about the downtown tours his company offers, get his take on the environmental impact we humans are having on mother earth and find out where his band The Cons of Formant play.

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Full episode transcript HERE. Lizz is out this week, but MOJI IS NOT ALONE. The fabulous and funny AF Abortion Access Front Head Writer, Alyssa “Dooks” Al-Dookhi, is BACK in the house to lead us through the anti-abortion fire – I mean, co-host – yet again! What do we got for y'all this week? Oh, how our tea spilleth over…We've got an UPDATE on that dusty-ass 1864 anti-abobo law Arizona clowns have been obsessed with resurrecting, and spoiler: it's GOOD NEWS! PLUS, your Feminist Buzzkills are dishing the dirty deets on how deranged Alabama Senator, Katie Britt, decided to celebrate Mother's Day with the reveal of a Big Brother-esque, pregnant person database for anti-abortion centers. OH, and Kansas is out here playing sugar daddy for their state's FAKE clinics with YOUR tax dollars, AGAIN! As always, we're breaking it all down for you and then some. OBVI we have TWO special rockstar guests! The hilaaarious comedian and co-creator of “Muslim Girls DTF,” Atheer Yacoub, kikis with us on being Arab AND pro-abortion in Alabama, her debut album “Denied Entry,” and how to piss off the right people while educating folks through comedy! PLUS, the brilliant Dr. Ghazaleh Moayedi, founder of Pegasus Health Justice Center, talks abobo care beyond Texas borders, telehealth, race theory in healthcare, and why abortion funds are the fucking G.O.A.T.  Times are heavy, but knowledge is power, y'all. We gotchu.  OPERATION SAVE ABORTION: You can still join the 10,000+ womb warriors fighting the patriarchy by listening to our five-part OpSave pod series and Mifepristone Panel by clicking HERE for episodes, your toolkit, marching orders, and more. HOSTS:Moji Alawode-El @MojiLocksAlyssa Al-Dookhi @TheDookness SPECIAL GUESTS: Dr. Ghazaleh Moayedi IG: @Dr.Ghazal_Moayedi / TW: @Dr_MoayediAtheer Yacoub IG/TW/TikTok: @AtheerYacoub NEWS DUMP:Anti-abortionist Lauren Handy Is Sentenced to Nearly 5 Years in PrisonSouth Dakota Anti-abortion Group Is Behind Calls Labeled a ‘Scam' by State Election OfficialOklahoma Bill Makes Trafficking Abortion Drugs Punishable by 10 Years in PrisonOhio Clinics Seek to Challenge Medication Abortion RestrictionsArizona Supreme Court Pushes Back Enforcement Date for 1864 Abortion BanArizona Ballot MeasureKansas Again Spends Taxpayer Money on Anti-abortion Efforts, Despite Not Having ReportsAlabama Senate Democratic Women Push Back Against Katie Britt's ‘Moms Act' GUEST LINKS: Pegasus Health Justice Center IG: @Pegasus.Health / TW: @Pegasus_HealthDONATE: Texas Equal Access FundDONATE: Physicians for Reproductive Health (PRH)DONATE: Pegasus Education FundAtheer Yacoub WebsiteALBUM: “Denied Entry”WATCH: “Muslim Girls DTF”Follow Muslim Girls DTFAtheer Yacoub Linktree EPISODE LINKS:King Charles' New PortraitSIGN: Arizona for Abortion Access5/23 VIRTUAL ACTION: Medication Abortion Beyond 11 WeeksSIGN: Mifepristone PetitionBUY: Reproductive Rights Wall Art!EMAIL your abobo questions to The Feminist BuzzkillsAAF's Abortion-Themed Rage Playlist FOLLOW US:Listen to us ~ FBK Podcast Instagram ~ @AbortionFrontTwitter ~ @AbortionFrontTikTok ~ @AbortionFrontFacebook ~ @AbortionFrontYouTube ~ @AbortionAccessFront TALK TO THE CHARLEY BOT FOR ABOBO OPTIONS & RESOURCES HERE!PATREON HERE! Support our work, get exclusive merch and more! DONATE TO AAF HERE!ACTIVIST CALENDAR HERE!VOLUNTEER WITH US HERE!ADOPT-A-CLINIC HERE!EXPOSE FAKE CLINICS HERE!GET ABOBO PILLS FROM PLAN C PILLS HERE! When BS is poppin', we pop off! 

Check out another episode of Up In Your Business with multi-faceted Entrepreneur Kayla Colson! From clothing to consulting, Kayla just truly loves being an entrepreneur and it was great to hear her journey of getting into business. In this episode, we discuss what it takes to run a clothing brand, what goes on behind the scenes, and how much you learn in running a business. We also dive into Kayla's consulting business, how that came about, and much more! Be sure to check out The 80 Group and Ivy and Kay to learn more about Kayla's businesses. Enjoy the episode!

Today on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy I sit down for a conversation with a power couple that has deep roots in Arkansas: the 2019 Farm Family of the Year, Jamie Anderson and his wife Elizabeth Burns Anderson. There are not many businesses that last past the second generation, and certainly not the third. But Anderson Farms, a fish hatchery, and Farmers Bank and Trust in Magnolia are the exception. Founded in 1949 by his great grandfather, Jamie Anderson became the fourth generation to run their fish farm, made up of 3,300 acres of water with an 11,000 square foot fish hatchery. This makes them the largest producer of bait fish in the world. Elizabeth Burns Anderson is the fifth generation to run her family business, Farmers Bank and Trust, founded over 100 years ago by her great, great grandfathers. Listen for some fish and finance talk. Learn farm folklore: about how the Anderson Fish Farm began from fish caught in the Bayou Meto, the different types of bait fish available, and a debate over farm raised vs wild caught salmon.

Trauma drive is something that often impacts the way we show up in business and impacts the type of clients & partners we attract.If you're feeling resentful towards your business or wondering why you keep attracting a certain type of client, you need to tune into this episode with Dalila Jusic-LaBerge.Dalila is an attachment trauma based relationship coach and consultant for high achieving women who are tired of hearing "Let's see where it takes us," when they are ready to give their heart fully. You deserve to be with a man who values what you have to offer and who can't wait to be yours. BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING TO TODAY'S EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN:How attachment trauma is impacting how you show up in your relationships and business and impacting who and what you attract into your world.The reason why many women struggle to attract the right partners and clients and how to change that.Why it's important to love and accept yourself through this healing because beating yourself up isn't going to help you. If this episode inspires you somehow, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and let us know your biggest takeaway– whether it's created those aha moments or given you food for thought on achieving greater success.And while you're here, follow us on Instagram @creativelyowned for more daily inspiration on how to effortlessly attract the most aligned clients without spending hours marketing your business or chasing clients. Also, make sure to tag me in your stories @creativelyowned.Selling the Invisible: Exactly how to articulate the value of your cosmic genius even if your message transcends the typical “10k months” & “Make 6-figures” types of promises.Free on-demand training >>> https://www.creativelyowned.co/watchnowTo find out how to own your unique edge, amplify who you truly are (& get paid for it), take your business to cosmic proportions, and have fun doing it, grab it here!!https://www.creativelyowned.com/quizConnect with Dalila here: IG: @securelovecreatorsYouTube: Secure Love CreatorWebsite: https://www.behereandnow.com/

In this episode of Digital Business Evolution, Jess is back with a life update. TRIGGER WARNING! Jess opens up about dealing with her second pregnancy loss.  She also delves into moving across the country, and the struggle of showing up in business when life feels overwhelming.  Jess highlights the importance of being authentic and shares tactical tips for maintaining consistency in your business, even when you're not feeling at your best. Listen in today on balancing personal struggles with professional responsibilities and how to evolve your business to withstand life's unpredictable moments. As always, cheers to your evolution! Key Takeaways: Learn how to use sharing as part of the healing and purpose.  Learn about the fine line between sharing and oversharing in business context.  Learn how to feel one's own emotions at one's own pace.  Episode Resources Never miss an update - join our text list by texting “podcast” to +1 (973) 358-7836  Send me a biz question at the DBE Hotline here

Today on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy I'll be talking with a fellow North Little Rock, Ridge Road Junior High graduate, Mr. Val Hansen. If you grew up in North Little Rock, then you've eaten at what was once perhaps the only hamburger joint in town and Val's family business, Hansen Hamburgers. Today, mom and pop burger joints have been replaced by corporate fast food chains and Val has moved from working the grill to a very successful real estate business, Val Hansen ReMax Properties, in the Capital City of Arkansas. Listen to Val and I talk about how he started and grew his successful business, the current real estate market, and what happened to Hansen Hamburger.

Today on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy we're looking back on my interview with Charles Morgan, the founder, chairman and CEO, from 1972 – 2008, of Acxiom, the pioneering and leading data base company headquartered in Central Arkansas. An extraordinary entrepreneur and visionary, he is also really fun, outspoken, and a racecar driver. While many of his colleagues have retired, he is going strong with his newest company, First Orion, a consumer protection app for phone privacy. If you have a T-Mobil device, than you are using his technology. These days, Charles serves on the board of INUVO, a publicly traded, technology company for internet advertisers, and more recently released his second book Now What which follows his tell-all-book, Matters of Life and Data. Listen to find out how this IBM engineer turned his company from a 25 employee start-up to a publicly-traded, billion-dollar tech giant in just 30 years, and managed to become an author, race car driver and so much more along the way.

My guest today on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy is the renowned trumpeter, musician and performer, Mr. Rodney Block. If you live in Little Rock, or close by, then chances are you may have had the pleasure of hearing this gifted musician blow his horn, all while slipping in some of his encouraging and uplifting words about humanity and compassion for all peoples. This Ding Dong Daddy from Dumas, Arkansas has performed pop, jazz, hip hop, Latin, and even country music with legends like Earth, Wind and Fire, Bobby Brown, the Jazz royalty Ellis Marsalis, soul singer Lalah Hathaway, and the great R&B artists Johnny Gill, Eric Benet and Joe. And Rodney often plays with legendary hip-hop artist Doug E. Fresh. Listen to learn about the business of music, how Rodney has made a living in the music industry, how he came to perform on national and international stages, and why his greatest role models are still his mom and dad.

My guest today on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy is Little Rock restaurant royalty, Mr. Louis Petit. Chef Petit's Arkansas folklore began in 1975, when Jacque and Suzanne Treton decided to bring their European cuisine to Little Rock. Their restaurant was aptly, and now famously, called Jacque and Suzanne's on the top floor of the First Commercial Bank Building in downtown Little Rock. The Treton's first order of business was to hire restaurant manager Paul Bash, who wanted a European staff to run the restaurant. This is when he hired Mr. Louis Petit, a Belgian, as Jacque and Suzanne's first maitre'd. But the Treton's didn't stay long. After just two years, they left and sold the up-scale restaurant to Mr. Bash, Mr. Petit, and Mr. Moore who, for the next 10 years, offered fine dining, elegant surroundings, and a view of Little Rock that was unmatched. Louis' story is a foreigner's dream. Hearing him speak of his life is a reminder of why America, with all its flaws, is still the land of opportunity, the greatest country in the world, and why the American Dream is still alive and well. Hear the culinary impact that Louis has had on all of our dining experiences and then learn about some of the restaurants he has inspired: Maison Louis, Café Prego, Graffiti's, Alouettes, and now Petit & Keet and Cypress Social. And my favorite tip of this interview: why he thinks debt is an opportunity for success.

Right now as I release this podcast episode in November 2023 we are being flooded with videos and images of the horrific atrocities happening in the Israel/Palestine conflict. And sadly the case is that at any given moment in the world we live in, violence, displacement, persecution and war is taking place somewhere in the world. When we bear witness to this – how does it affect how we show up for our business? Should we talk about it? Should we carry on as normal? Or should we shut up shop and stop selling? It feels there are loud opinions arguing all sides, leaving us feeling we're never doing the ‘right' thing. With that backdrop I'm talking to Dalia on the podcast today – a Pilates instructor based in London, who herself has experienced war and conflict for many years in her home country of Lebanon. In this episode we talk about:  Dalia's own experience with trauma living in a country where she experienced conflict and what this taught her about suppressing, ignoring and avoiding her feelings. The importance of acknowledging and hearing the voice that tells you to slow or stop and feel if it is hard to do business right now  Bringing a non-judgemental approach to both ourselves and to others in how they handle sharing or not sharing their thoughts and opinions on world events on a public platform What can be going on behind the scenes for us and others in how we choose to process and move through the grief we feel when we watch others suffer. And how ‘business as usual' isn't necessarily a bad thing for some (but in fact necessary). Tools that Dalia uses to connect with herself and not lose sight of the good and beauty in the world when everything feels dark and difficult – including mindfulness, walking, movement, breath-work and leaning in to communities and networks to feel less alone. The importance of talking therapies and practitioners in giving us a way to accept and understand ourselves more, and the ripple impact this has of understanding and showing compassion for others in a world that would otherwise seek to polarise and pit us against one another.     We would love to know what you think about this episode and whether it helped you. Drop me an email (hi@vickyshilling.com) or send me a DM on Instagram to tell us what you thought.

Right now as I release this podcast episode in November 2023 we are being flooded with videos and images of the horrific atrocities happening in the Israel/Palestine conflict. And sadly the case is that at any given moment in the world we live in, violence, displacement, persecution and war is taking place somewhere in the world. When we bear witness to this – how does it affect how we show up for our business? Should we talk about it? Should we carry on as normal? Or should we shut up shop and stop selling? It feels there are loud opinions arguing all sides, leaving us feeling we're never doing the ‘right' thing. With that backdrop I'm talking to Dalia on the podcast today – a Pilates instructor based in London, who herself has experienced war and conflict for many years in her home country of Lebanon. In this episode we talk about:  Dalia's own experience with trauma living in a country where she experienced conflict and what this taught her about suppressing, ignoring and avoiding her feelings. The importance of acknowledging and hearing the voice that tells you to slow or stop and feel if it is hard to do business right now  Bringing a non-judgemental approach to both ourselves and to others in how they handle sharing or not sharing their thoughts and opinions on world events on a public platform What can be going on behind the scenes for us and others in how we choose to process and move through the grief we feel when we watch others suffer. And how ‘business as usual' isn't necessarily a bad thing for some (but in fact necessary). Tools that Dalia uses to connect with herself and not lose sight of the good and beauty in the world when everything feels dark and difficult – including mindfulness, walking, movement, breath-work and leaning in to communities and networks to feel less alone. The importance of talking therapies and practitioners in giving us a way to accept and understand ourselves more, and the ripple impact this has of understanding and showing compassion for others in a world that would otherwise seek to polarise and pit us against one another.     We would love to know what you think about this episode and whether it helped you. Drop me an email (hi@vickyshilling.com) or send me a DM on Instagram to tell us what you thought.

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This week on Up In Your Business we revisit my interview with Kate Askew, owner of the Yella Dog Press in Little Rock, AR. Kate is a native of Little Rock who graduated from Vanderbilt University in 1985. She worked for many years as a book, paper, and ephemera specialist for estate sales, and in 2002, she started her own business buying and selling rare printed materials. Eventually, buying and collecting antique texts led her to a desire to create her own. Kate saw a printing press for sale in the classifieds of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and purchased it, along with several fonts of type. Using antique type fonts dating as far back as 1856, Kate creates posters, cards, coasters, and more on a 1903 Chandler & Price platen press and a 1940 Vandercook IV flatbed proof press.

Kerry hosted 2 guests on her radio show “Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy”. Kerry says, “Originally we just had Rett schedule but when his daughter Kathryn called Arkansas Flag and Banner to purchase some custom street pole banners for her up-coming Cinematic event, I thought, hmmmmm like father like daughter and invited her to join him on todays' show. They are both self-starters and devoted to Arkansas. I look forward to speaking with the both of them.”

Our guests today on Up In Your Business are Renie Rule and Charlie Mack, from Arkansas Restore Hope: A non-profit founded in 2016 by Governor Asa Hutchinson to solve the problems of incarceration, recidivism, and over-abundance of children in foster care. Having known Ms. Rule for years, I can think of no one more capable to execute such important societal duties. As Community Outreach Director, Renie is the perfect advocate for Arkansas's Restore Hope. She has a degree in Social Work and a career that spans decades with reputable non-profits such as UAMS, Arkansas Hospice, and she is the founder of Arkansas's very successful Paws In Prison program. With her today is Mr. Charlie Mack, another success story who, with four other felons and gang leaders, started their own initiative called Empowering My Environment. Listen and hear about Mr. Charlie Mack's success story: what led to his imprisonment, his disturbing but fascinating statistics on crime, punishment, and foster care and, my favorite part, his REDEMPTION. If, like me, you feel you are four or five degrees away from any of the aforementioned issues, or that these things don't affect you, think again. Knowledge and dignity create better families, a broader workforce, lower crime, lower taxes, create stronger communities and economics that trickle up.

On this episode of CEO Amplify, we bring you valuable insights on goal setting, business optimization, and self-care for entrepreneurs. When a sudden life event brings us down, we need a way to make consistent progress without feeling overwhelmed. I want to encourage you: You do NOT need to do it all! Be honest with your difficulties and find a way to simplify your business without feeling guilty. The way to do this is to only focus on the tasks that you truly need to do. Review what is working in your business and let go of what is not working. Keep the things that you as the CEO have to do and pause or delegate the rest. When your personal life gets busy, it is your responsibility to take care of yourself; no one can do this for you. Take time to step away, but also know when you're going to come back. Avoid setting huge goals that you cannot realistically achieve. Focus on adding one habit to your routine at a time. Advertising and social media would have you believe in a constant state of thriving and growth, but this is simply not realistic. Give yourself permission to take a break. **** Enjoying this podcast? Please share it with someone who would benefit. Also, don’t forget to rate and leave a review.  Your feedback not only means the world to me, but it also helps us reach more entrepreneurs like yourself who are ready to amplify their businesses. Let’s continue the conversation over in the CEO Amplify Facebook Group.  There we share more practical tips to help you leverage your time, talent and tactics allowing you to uplevel your CEO skills. https://www.facebook.com/groups/ceoamplify Questions? Comments? Want to share how this podcast has helped you? Shoot me an email at ceoamplify@gmail.com.  I would love to hear from you.

Today's episode broaches the tip of the iceberg of the ways in which our learned habits and defenses both help and hinder the entrepreneurial journey. As you listen, be compassionate with yourself…healing is a lifelong journey and entrepreneurship is an incredible motivator for proactive healing, compassion required!

My guest today on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy is Mr. Ray Rodgers: a boxer, coach, cutman, administrator, three-time Hall of Fame recipient and tireless community leader. If he wasn't known as the world's best cut man in the boxing industry, he'd probably be known as a standup comedian, because he is funny. A “cutman” is the magic man in the corner of the boxing ring, administering trade secrets for healing his athlete. A bad cut above the eye or on the scalp can split open like a ripe tomato, creating a stream of blood, and making it almost impossible to see. This calamity can cost the boxer his fight. A good cutman is so important to a boxer's success that Mr. Rodgers has been flown all over the world to aid and assist during boxing matches. You may remember him as the cutman for Little Rock's former Olympic medalist, Jermain Taylor. Find out what it means to be a cutman, how Ray went from being a college football player to a well-respected boxing coach, and why he thinks amateur boxing is the best way to teach young people confidence and self-discipline, both in life and in the boxing ring.

Today's episode of the podcast is all about the challenges of balancing personal life and business when things are not going as planned. In this episode I discuss how as business owners our personal and business lives can be very much intertwined, and I share my top tips around what to do when managing both feels incredibly difficult. I'd love to know if this episode helped, and whether you had any lightbulb moments whilst listening to it? Please feel free to drop me a DM on my social media and let me know! KEY TAKEAWAYS COVERED IN THE PODCAST Practical action you can take to keep moving forward Being able to prioritise what needs to be done The importance of giving yourself grace and practicing self-care LINKS TO RESOURCES MENTIONED IN TODAY'S EPISODE Connect with Teresa on Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook or Twitter Transcript You are listening to Your Dream Business Podcast, and as always, I am your host, Teresa Heath-Wareing, and welcome to today's episode. How are you doing? So? I am recording this episode on the Wednesday before it goes out on the Monday, which is very unlike me. But one thing I pride myself on is being honest and upfront and showing you that business is not always the Instagram dream that we want it to be. And these last few weeks I have really, really struggled to get myself organized and get things ahead of time. In fact, I haven't sent an email to my list for two weeks, I think now. And before that I was sending it like, I think I was just about sending it consistently as I normally do on a Tuesday and a Thursday. But I have had a ton of stuff in these last six weeks. Like, work stuff from traveling to meetings, to being away from home for like two and a half weeks in the States, and then being back, and then being away up in, Newcastle, doing my own in-person events, doing other people's events. And then I have had a lot go on in my personal life, and it's not to say that I wanna sit here and share with you all, not that I don't normally share, but some of these things that have happened are not my stories to tell. But the reason I wanted to mention it again, is not for sympathy. It's not for people going, is everything okay? And you know, like anything that I really don't want you to do that, that's fine and I am fine. I think the reason I wanna talk about it is because, or the reason I've brought it up is because stuff happens in our life. And what do we do when literally it feels like the world is falling apart around you and you are still trying to show up and run your business? Because that is one of the hardest things that I have ever had to do, ever. I was thinking about this, so I did a coaching call with my executive club members and we're really kind of changing up how things are happening. And in fact, I came back from the States completely fired up of like, right, loads of changes are happening and then personal life kind of fell a bit on the floor and that all got shelved, obviously. But one of the things that is gonna change in the club is, is how I'm showing up and what I'm doing and, and I guess being more of the coach that I am, And doing more of that. So I asked the members...

My guest this week on Up In Your Business is the radio voice and host of Swingin' Down The Lane, Mr. David Miller. Though David's show is very successful and syndicated in over 40 markets and two countries, his career didn't start in radio. David grew up in New Jersey, loving the music of the big band era. But that is as far as he thought his love would go. It wasn't until I interviewed Mr. Miller that I learned that, as a young man, he was a sought-after Adman, studying and analyzing social trends for big-time fortune 500 company's marketing departments. David's corporate career was vast and led him and his family to move five times, living in five different states. But it was a chance meeting that would change his life forever.

My guest today on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy is business magnate and self-made millionaire, Mr. Frank Fletcher. If you have lived in or ever visited Arkansas, then chances are you have patronized one of Mr. Fletcher's many businesses, from hotels and restaurants, to manufacturing, car lots and, yes, even a fur store. Though young Frank had been a successful leader as far back as Junior High, when he made the All-State Basketball team, his big break came when he met Mr. Sam Walton at Walmart Store #2 and developed a lifelong working relationship with the retail genius. Listen to hear a frank conversation with Mr. Frank Fletcher (sorry couldn't resist the pun) about how his life went from farm boy to entrepreneur, and hear the advice he got from Sam Walton that would change his life forever. You'll also find out about his love for owning racehorses, all of which are named Rocket, after his favorite dog.

In the June episode of All Up In Your Business, Chief Development Officer Natalie Ruiz and Economic Development Manager Brian Piscacek talk about why the city's role in redevelopment is essential. Long Term Planning Administrator Alyssa Halle-Schramm joins the discussion, taking us deep into the details of the city's small area plans, including the Texas and University Redevelopment Plan. Be sure to look for the next episode of AUIYB in August. All Up In Your Business is available via: Podbean Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts iHeartRadio Spotify Stitcher Please subscribe, rate and recommend! If you have a suggestion for a future topic or interview, email Public Communications Director Colin Killian at  ckillian@cstx.gov.     

Have you been feeling disconnected from your business? Burnt out? Like you're not quite sure how to show up right now? This seems to be the vibe in the collective right now.    The IG algorithm, the constant flood of content and the pressure to create have got entrepreneurs feeling drained. Or maybe there's something unfolding in your life that feels a little uncertain or ungrounding.    This episode will give you permission to move through exactly what it is that's unfolding for you, to trust it deeply and how to support yourself as you ride the wave.    Are you ready to launch your authentic af podcast? Download Caroline's Free Podcast Starter Guide    And don't forget to join MIC CHECK: Our FREE Private Facebook Podcasting Group for Coaching and Networking  4 ways to re-access your creative energy and stay grounded during times of chaos  How to allow yourself to feel what you're feeling vs forcing yourself to feel good  Leveraging the power of what you've already created The incredible power of taking time off and resting to reconnect with your purpose   Resources:  1:1 Biz + Brand Storytelling Mentorship with Caroline - Apply Here Core Sessions - use the code STORYLOVE before 6/3 for over $500 off SPOKEN - waitlist for the Fall ‘23 round VIP Podcast Intensive with Caroline    If you enjoyed this episode of The Creative Visionary Podcast, help us spread the love by leaving a 5 star review! We loveeeee hearing your thoughts. Or share this episode with a friend who you know it would resonate with.    Questions, comments, emotions? Come say hi on Instagram: @Iamcarolineaylward 

This week on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy we revisit my conversation with retired Director of Arkansas Parks and Tourism, Mr. Joe David Rice. David is an author, photographer, and speaker. Having served under five Arkansas governors, Mr. Rice has been a longtime advocate for the Natural State. His intellect and trivia knowledge are deep; so much so, that he has published a series of books called Arkansas Backstories, which catalog the beauty, history, and quirks of his home state. Learn where you can find some of the best natural views in the state, about the unique history of Arkansas Post, and about his testimony before a US Senate committee on behalf of the Arkansas Wilderness Act.

This week on Up In Your Business we've combined the Reverend Dr. Chris Keller's 2017 interview, of when he was the Dean of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, in Little Rock, Arkansas, with his more recent interview in 2021 as the author of his book Getting On Toward Home. We chose Dr. Keller's interviews for the obvious reason that it is Holy Week and he is a theologian. But also, because he is a deep thinker, smart, and easy to understand. Through his ministry and life, he has blended scholarly pursuits with pop culture knowledge into an innovative leadership style. I liken him to E.F. Hutton because “When he speaks, people listen.” This is not your typical priest. Tune in to hear his 21st century views on evolution and gay marriage. In all seriousness get ready to hear one of the smartest men I've ever met explain Christianity in the 21st Century. It's not what you think. Once he starts speaking you will want a pen and paper near for taking notes. And if you're driving in your car, no worries, a podcast with transcript is available.

On this episode of Up In Your Business, we sat down with Jake and Nick, the two founders of Cheshire Media Co. in New Hampshire. These guys are producing some awesome work for small businesses in Cheshire County, NH. From photography to video, web design, and more, Nick and Jake put their best effort into the work they do, and it shows. Tune in to this episode to hear how they started the business, what their respective strengths are, their vision for the future, and much more. Be sure to check them out on Instagram @cheshiremediaco or at their website, cheshiremediaco.com - enjoy the episode and stay tuned for our next one!

"Action creates clarity. The more action you take the clearer things become. If you take anything out of our time together, I want you to take that sentiment with you. Action creates clarity."Today's guest is Candice Coppola, a business coach who helps wedding pros build profitable and recognized businesses. Today's discussion is different from many discussions you've heard on this podcast. We're talking about showing up in your business and not giving into the temptation to hide.We have sort of a mindset theme going on in the podcast this year in 2023. This episode was inspired by a recent Instagram reel that Candice posted that got a ton of engagement. It seemed like the theme of showing up really resonated with a lot of people, which led to the next practical question, how? That's what we dive into in today's episode.Also, I recently recorded an episode for Candice's podcast which I believe will be released around the same time this episode airs, so be sure to check that out. It's been one of my favorite conversations around advertising and content marketing that I've had this year.As always, links and resources can be found in the show notes. Check 'em out at https://daveyandkrista.com/ And if you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review over at Apple Podcasts.

In this episode, you will learn more about how blocks can show up! FREE WEALTH ENERGETICS MASTERCLASS: https://masterclasses.showit.site/ SLIDE INTO MY DMS: www.instagram.com/mamawhomanifests JOIN MY FREE FB COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mindsetmanifesting/

Are you treating your business like a business? Or like a hobby?How you conduct and present your business to others will be directly reflected in how your clients treat you.If you want to be taken seriously by others, you must take yourself seriously. Present yourself as an expert and business owner. Set boundaries through working hours,  communication, and policies. When you communicate in a professional manner, during reasonable hours, your clients will be more likely to respect your time.The way that you word your communication with clients can make all the difference in their level of respect for you and your time. As a business owner, you also need to keep close tabs on your finances. Do you know where all of your money is going? Do you have monthly, quarterly, or yearly goals set? Why not?In order for our clients to take us seriously, we must first take our business seriously from the inside out. We have to talk about our business like it is a legitimate business and like we are a big deal - even if we don't feel like it yet.Come find me on social media after you listen to this episode and let me know what moves you're ready to take in your business to position yourself as a true business owner.References: Frazzled to Fulfilled: How Low Pressure Wall Art Sales Can Skyrocket Your Income - March 16th, 11am cst.Join Your Magic Year here.Use the code PODCAST to receive special pricing when you enroll. Connect with Karinda! Website Schedule a Complimentary Diagnostic Call with Karinda Photography Business Tune Up with Karinda K. - Free Facebook Group IG @Masteryourmindmoney Thanks for listening!

In today's episode, I will challenge you to take action!Stop sitting in the background of your business making sure that every little detail is absolutely perfect. I promise you, no one cares if you make that minute change to your logo or not. Or if you adjust your copy slightly. Done is better than perfect, and it is time to launch your business.DoTheThingYou can take as many courses and watch as many videos as you want, but the best way to get better at something, it to just do it.What are you afraid of? What is the worst thing that could happen?It is time to take control of your business. Take action. It's time to change the narrative from "it's just a hobby" to "I am the CEO and business owner of a photography studio!"Follow my social links listed below and let me know what actions you're going to take in your business today!Join Your Magic Year here.Use the code PODCAST to receive special pricing when you enroll. Connect with Karinda! Website Schedule a Complimentary Diagnostic Call with Karinda Photography Business Tune Up with Karinda K. - Free Facebook Group IG @Masteryourmindmoney Thanks for listening!

Since longtime host Jay Socol retired last spring, it's been a while since our last episode of All Up in Your Business. Due to popular demand, the podcast returns, but with a slightly different look. College Station Chief Development Officer Natalie Ruiz now co-hosts the program with Economic Development Manager Brian Piscacek to update us on business trends and the restaurants, retailers, industries, and events that might be coming to town. We'll produce a fresh podcast addressing various topics on a quarterly basis. In this discussion with Aaron Farmer of The Retail Coach, Natalie and Brian break down the evolution of local, regional, and national retail markets, along with the recent Economic Outlook Conference. They also address the challenges presented by continued inflation, supply chain issues, and staffing shortages. Aaron and Brian were rolling, so the episode ran longer than usual, but we think you'll find the discussion insightful and well worth your time.  All Up In Your Business is now available via: Podbean Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts iHeartRadio Spotify Stitcher YouTube Please subscribe, rate and recommend! Have a suggestion for a future topic or interview, or just want to say hi? Send to ckillian@cstx.gov. 

Your business can't grow if you can't grow, and being honest with yourself is the key. Jason Portnoy is a venture capitalist and author of Silicon Valley Porn Star, a book that outlines his healing journey from addiction to serenity. Everybody strives for success, but for some of us, pursuing achievements may be a distraction from shame and internal issues we aren't ready to face yet. All facets of who we are as people are connected, and the problems we have in our personal lives will eventually manifest into our business life. If you are ready to start your healing journey, you must be honest, vulnerable, and ready to share your secrets to get to the root of your traumas. Stop looking for comfort in distractions and honor your most authentic self!Show Notes:

Introducing our latest podcast season with a fresh name - "The Real Estate Reinvention Podcast".I am excited to bring you valuable insights, guidance, and support on leveraging listing and buyer niches to elevate your real estate business. Let's dive in and explore the value of these niches together with great guests and inspiring stories to help you create a business you are passionate about and one that will help you earn 6-Figures annually!Forbes ArticleDM me on Instagram for more information about the 4 Week Probate Real Estate Boot Camp I mention in this episode, that will turn you into a listing specialist with motivated sellers in an untapped niche with low agent competition! Or for more information on this course and the Sip Social Sell Blog go to www.probateleadgen.com and learn how to niche up in your business!Make sure to join our Monday Morning Real Estate Mastermind Zoom Call at 10 am ET | 9 am CT | 7 am PT  - Join Our Private Real Estate Reinvention Facebook - About Michele Bellisari  ⬇️ Michele Bellisari - Real Broker, LLC - Boca Raton | South Florida

Are you showing up in your business? How about for yourself?In this week's episode, that's the question I'm going to ask you and I want you to answer with an honest response.  I also want to ask you, how can you show up better in your business and in your life? Take some time today to really think about that, maybe journal about it. Or, are you hiding behind fear? The fear of failure, of people judging you? Maybe you're using your perfectionism as an excuse not to go out and do the thing.Stay with me here, maybe you're afraid of being successful.In this 3 part mini-series, we're really going to dive into those questions. Today's episode is about being present as the face of your business. Do your friends know what you do? Does your family? Why not? Everyone you come into contact with should know that you're a portrait photographer! Online, in person, everywhere you go you should be shouting it from the rooftops!What you do and why you do it, should ooze out of you with each and every interaction that you have.Lead with your why, be present, and show up.I'd love to know what you thought of this episode by shooting me a dm or leaving a post in our free Facebook group (linked below)!Tune in next week for Part 2!Join Your Magic Year here.Use the code PODCAST to receive special pricing when you enroll. Connect with Karinda! Website Schedule a Complimentary Diagnostic Call with Karinda Photography Business Tune Up with Karinda K. - Free Facebook Group IG @Masteryourmindmoney Thanks for listening!

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Making a big mistake in your massage or bodywork practice is absolutely going to happen. You can think of it as a rite of passage. You're only human and mistakes are going to be made. The important thing is how you respond to those mistakes. Here are four things you can do to make things right.