Podcast appearances and mentions of valerie clark

Anxiety, depression, self-sabotage and brain fog are all symptoms that we'd love to be able to solve, but learning why you have these symptoms is necessary to start the healing process. Today I'm so excited to bring one of my certified coaches onto the podcast. Valerie Clark is an expert in midlife, menopause and narcissistic abuse and we're going to discuss how these all interact together and how they have a significant impact on our healing and outlook.  What you will learn in this episode: How to recognise trauma and understand how it impacts your midlife wellbeing Strategies to reclaim your health and well-being during menopause  How to find your sense of worth, live your life and not just exist  In this episode, Valerie shares her personal journey of realizing the profound impact of trauma on her experience of menopause. She transformed her midlife from mere survival to a thriving phase. Valerie's expertise and insights will empower you and instil a belief in the possibility of finding light at the end of the tunnel. Connect with Valerie here: FREE WEBINAR 1 June @ 7pm, Reclaiming Your Power: A woman's journey to healing from narcissistic abuse: https://49d1-valerie.systeme.io/reclaiming-your-power-as-a-woman-webinar Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/valerieclarkcoaching Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/midlifeandmenopause LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/valerie-clark-coaching-midlife-menopause-mind/ Podcast Resources: Join my FREE Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/thriveafternarcissisticabuse Access my low cost Narcissistic Trauma Recovery Programme https://go.carolinestrawson.com/heal-the-trauma-of-narcissistic-abuse Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carolinestrawson/ Find me on TikTok!: https://www.tiktok.com/@carolinestrawson  My website: https://www.carolinestrawson.com

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I'd love to introduce you to my friend Valerie.  Valerie Clark is an Arizona real estate agent and property manager who has seen some major transformations in her life in the past 5 years. Some were planned and hoped for - some were unexpected.  Listen to our conversation to time travel with us and hear ✨ Why she was initially hesitant to join me on the podcast ✨ Her coping skill for a challenging living situation and how that new skill continues to help her today ✨ How her career changed at the end of 2018  - even though it hadn't seemed possible before ✨ What amazingly interesting podcast she should probably start (she would have so many stories to tell!)  ✨ The magical surprise that happened in 2021 - which might seem life changing, but hasn't changed much in reality ✨ Valerie's prediction for herself (and technology) in the future See Valerie's contact information and leave her a comment in the show notes at http://bexb.org/valerie

Everyone is afraid of something. Whether it is clowns or heights, fear is normal. But not so much for Valerie Clark. She does something that most women would be afraid to do. She's 17 years old, and she races trucks. That sport alone would make most men afraid because of accidents and whatnot. Join your host, Karen Pulver, and the Goddesses as they talk to Valerie about her passion for racing. Learn how Valerie works through the fear and anxiety of the sport. Discover the different sports she enrolled in before truck racing. And find out how it feels to be a woman in a male-dominant sport. Cope with fear with the help of Valerie today. Read how her assertiveness, good role models, and ability to lean into fear have enabled her to enjoy all she loves. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! http://gratefulgoddesses.com/

Being featured as a photographer on the first page of Google is no easy feat, but Valerie Clark knows how to do it! Born out of the need to move around a lot because of her husband's job, Valerie became a self-taught SEO expert, and she joins us on the show today to share some of her top tips. We discuss the keywords you should be using, the free resources provided by Google which will help with your SEO, the importance of having a blog, and why you need to be planning your SEO a few months ahead if you are going to be moving to another state. Valerie also highlights some of the common mistakes made in SEO, and how you can avoid these. If you are interested in learning more about the extremely valuable tool of SEO after this episode, Valerie shares how you can join her one-on-one coaching program, which is launching in April! 

Come chat with Taylor, Desirae and Valerie Clark as we discuss military wife life, infertility, rainbow babies and birth photography!

The buzz: “Countries that currently possess or are investing actively in the skills, capital, and infrastructure of the future are the ones that will dominate global manufacturing in the years ahead.” (www.brookings.edu/blog/up-front/2020/03/04) 2020 has been a year of unexpected major disruptions for industrial manufacturers, and more is expected in 2021. To weather the current and approaching storms, successful companies are doubling down on the digitalization of supply chains and manufacturing, and how they engage with customers. Will the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies – AI, advanced analytics, robotics, additive manufacturing – drive flexibility and resilience and help them manage growing cyber threats? What will the increased focus on sustainability mean? Will there still be a shortage of qualified workforce? We'll ask IBM's Valerie Clark, Omdia's Fabio Raffo and SAP's Patrick Lamm for their insights on The Future of Industrial Manufacturing in 2021 and Beyond.

The buzz: “Countries that currently possess or are investing actively in the skills, capital, and infrastructure of the future are the ones that will dominate global manufacturing in the years ahead.” (www.brookings.edu/blog/up-front/2020/03/04) 2020 has been a year of unexpected major disruptions for industrial manufacturers, and more is expected in 2021. To weather the current and approaching storms, successful companies are doubling down on the digitalization of supply chains and manufacturing, and how they engage with customers. Will the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies – AI, advanced analytics, robotics, additive manufacturing – drive flexibility and resilience and help them manage growing cyber threats? What will the increased focus on sustainability mean? Will there still be a shortage of qualified workforce? We'll ask IBM's Valerie Clark, Omdia's Fabio Raffo and SAP's Patrick Lamm for their insights on The Future of Industrial Manufacturing in 2021 and Beyond.

We're joined by our friend Valerie Clark this week to talk all things Little Miss Sunshine. We don't listen to our parents and go all-in on comfort food and eat eggo waffles a la mode. Jose rants about social security numbers and forks again while we try and break down Little Miss Sunshine's messages and themes about our triumphs and failures.

On this episode, we spoke with Valerie Clark and Cecilia Miller, who make up one of CVR’s funded VOCA-SAC partnerships in Minnesota. Throughout the episode, they discussed how and why their agencies joined together in a research partnership. Our conversation also covered their project focus – examining the crime victim services currently available in juvenile facilities in Minnesota and understanding the resource needs of those facilities in order to better serve young victims of crime. Cecilia Miller is the Grants Director for the Minnesota Office of Justice Programs. Valerie Clark is the Director of the Minnesota Statistical Analysis Center (SAC). For more information on this episode, including related links, please visit our website: https://victimresearch.org/podcast/tell-us-about-it-episode-10-understanding-juvenile-justice-services-in-minnesota/

181208 Women's Christmas Valerie Clark by Pastor Will Cass

On this episode of House Flip Masters Holly is joined by guest Valerie Clark. Valerie has escaped the rat race through investing in real estate. Valerie is based in Southern California where she does most of her real estate deals.  Before Valerie got into real estate she worked in marketing for 20 years and when it was over she decided that she wanted to be self employed and knew she wanted to get into real estate - when she got into real estate she knew that she wanted to stay in and that’s where she finds herself today. Valerie says that real estate had always been a passion of hers and she’s glad she got out of the rat race and now employs herself.  When asked about her first deal Valerie says that she started very early by purchasing in her hometown of Hermosa Beach, California. Valerie recalls that this lot was a dump that it had an ocean view - she even recounts that she had buyers remorse after purchasing this home. Eventually when Valerie was done living there she split that lot on paper and hired an architect and made plans for 2 units and then she sold the plans.  Around 2000, Valerie was no longer working in marketing and was looking for real estate full time when she came across a building in Long Beach that she liked. When the property was in escrow Valerie again for buyers remorse and admits that she was nervous and scared of the deal and ended up giving away two-thirds of the deal. Valerie says that she doesn’t feel bad about giving any of it away because she knew that she was partnering up with two people who knew what they were doing. The three decided that if after a year things weren’t working out that they would sell the property and go their separate ways and that’s exactly what happened - Valerie walked away from that deal with a $100,000 check. When she inquired about the woman who cut her the check she learned that the person who bought the property from her and the two other partners was making much more money than her $100,00 check Valerie decided that’s what she wanted to get into condo investing. Valerie decided to start research condo investing so that she could start investing in them - after that she bought 2 properties that had 16 units each in Long Beach.  After working with condos Valerie dabbled in house flipping until those deals disappeared from the market where she was flipping in. Valerie says that she became desperate for a deal because of the way that the market was going and she said she was bleeding to death looking for a piece of property that would help to pay her bills.  Holly asks Valerie to share what happened when things were not working out for her in Long Beach and Orange County areas before she decided to move to Central California. While Valerie really liked the Long Beach area she had a friend who was a parole officer who mentioned to her that the parole office was looking for housing for parolees - this did not interest Valerie at all, but when her friend told her that the government would pay for this housing she started to think differently about the opportunity being presented to her. Valerie ended up buying a house in Long Beach that qualified for the parameters of the parolees where they could and could not live - she bought the home and fixed it up, as well as furnish it. She recounts that before she could even finish fixing up the home she had 6 people waiting with cash in hand wanting a place to stay. Valerie really got into this area of real estate and continued to buy houses to continue to house parolees, but eventually she ran out of money. When this happened she went to a hard money lender to refinance her house so that she could get another property. When Holly asks how Valerie felt about having parolees as tenants, Valerie says that the people staying at her homes were very respectful and she doesn’t regret doing these deals. After 7 years of housing felons Valerie mentions that she did sell one of her properties to Holly and Ho

Storytelling with Valerie Clark of the Greater Boston Business Council and Tsipora Consulting Plymouth, MA Links mentioned in the show: Sadler Financial Greater Boston Business Council 3 Reasons you should never say Homosexual blog post Books Mentioned: Sheryl Sandberg's book Lean In The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't The Essential Drucker: The Best of Sixty Years of Peter Drucker's Essential Writings on Management Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion Listen to the episode by clicking the play button below! Would you prefer to read the transcript than listen to the episode? No problem! Read the transcript below. AUDIO TITLE:  30 Days, 30 Voices – Valerie Clark Jenn T Grace: Welcome to 30 Days, 30 Voices: Stories from America's LGBT business leaders. Intro: You are listening to a special edition of the Gay Business and Marketing Made Easy Podcast. Tune in for the next thirty days as we interview one business leader per day, each day in June to celebrate LGBT Pride Month. That's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride month. You'll learn insights around business and marketing from those who know it best. And now your host. She's an entrepreneur, a marketing maven and an advocate for the LGBT business community. Jenn, with two N's, T Grace. Jenn T Grace: Hello and welcome. Thank you for tuning into this special Pride Month episode of the Gay Business and Marketing Made Easy Podcast. Information about today's guest and links mentioned in the show will be available on the website at www.JennTGrace.com/30days30voices. If you like what you hear in this interview, please be sure to tell a friend. And now, without further ado, let's dive into the interview. I am excited to be talking to Valerie Clark today, she has a long history of working in the financial field as the owner of several start-ups. Most recently she is an investment professional with Sadler Financial Group based in Plymouth, Massachusetts. In addition to this, she is the President of the Greater Boston Business Council, which is Boston's LGBT Chamber of Commerce. Val, I have given the listeners a brief overview of who you are, but why don't you tell us a little bit more about yourself and your business, and what your path looked like that led you to where you are today. Valerie Clark: Sure. You know I think like a lot of people, my path was not- definitely not one that was straight or well-defined. I kind of stumbled into my profession. I'd thought that I would be a teacher when I was in college, and I have a degree in history and modern languages. Then I found out how much teachers actually make, versus how much money I owed the government for my degree. And I decided that you know, I simply- I couldn't, as passionate as I was about the opportunity, I just couldn't live on $25,000 a year. So I had been in the restaurant business probably since I was about fourteen, and one day was actually in a restaurant waiting on tables when I was recruited right off the floor. Jenn T Grace: Wow. Valerie Clark: Yeah. So it was- totally took me by surprise but literally inside of a month, you know I had my securities licenses and I was sitting behind the desk ready to do all sorts of damage. And you know, it's sort of the cliché within the financial services profession is that these kids when they recruit them, they're just so full of energy and ready to go, but the truth of the matter is they just don't even know what they don't know. Jenn T Grace: Yeah, absolutely. Valerie Clark: So I, you know I was with a major bank at the time and had a successful career from let's say- I want to say early 2000 on until 2006 when I left sort of pre-crazy housing market bubbl...

It's late. Your dad's asleep in his chair. The national anthem plays. Static blares from your TV set. You place your hands on the screen, lean in close, and are confronted with the most nightmarish vision possible...the new episode of Gobbledygeek! Scary, I know. Paul and AJ kick off the month of horror that is known as Gobbledyween with a look back at Tobe Hooper's 1982 classic Poltergeist, joined by long-time friend of the show Valerie Clark in her first (1st!) appearance. Does the movie hold up? Did Hooper really direct it, or was it all writer/executive producer Steven Spielberg? Is the film really one long treatise on Reagan-era values versus traditionalism? Are the characters' food habits the most disturbing thing about the movie? All these questions and more will be answered! Plus, the gang talks Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Next: Gobbledyween continues to terrify, as the putrid Eric Sipple returns to chat Peter Jackson's The Frighteners.

In every business there's always a few bad eggs - That also applies to Veterinarians. Dr. Nancy Kay is helping you avoid the wrong vet. She tells us what to look for in your pet's doctor. Valerie Clark gets paid to lick frogs for a living. The purpose?...to find out if they're poisonous. Sure, it may seem like one wrong frog might be a career-ender. But she's living in the limelight of National Geographic. Celebrity Dog Trainer Steve Brooks is fresh-off the CBS series 'Greatest American Dog' and sharing stories of unusual celebrity encounters and his musically inclined pooch. Party Animal Vinnie Penn can't believe that 'visitation, or 'custodial' rights are now a part of 'breaking-up.' He also has 'something about llamas.' Animal Radio® Vet Dr. Debbie takes-on Diabetes, the 'raw-diet.' And yes, more AFS food giveaways for your furry-family. More at AnimalRadio.com. We're streaming Live 24/7 at https://animalradio.com