Podcast appearances and mentions of viva fifty

Lorraine C. Ladish is an inspiring and vibrant force in the world of empowerment and positivity.   Lorraine's life as she knew it collapsed when her marriage and career ended in 2008 and she found herself raising her young family by relying on food stamps.    She's not only uplifted herself from the depths of depression, but she has also dedicated her life to lifting others through her online community, Viva Fifty. With her infectious energy and unwavering dedication, Lorraine's mission is to help people embrace their true selves and live their lives to the fullest.    As a beacon of light in both the digital and real-world spheres, her journey is a testament to resilience, courage, and the transformative power of embracing one's unique story. Her personality shines like the Florida sunshine where she calls home, and we're delighted to have her join us today.   TOPICS Lorraine's background; how she walked away from a marriage with her 2 children and started over. Lorraine's career in writing and creating an online business. Finding new relationships in mid-life. Mental health, eating disorders and the different issues our children are facing today. Raising a blended family. Yoga and mindfulness.   SOCIAL LINKS Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lorrainecladish/?hl=en Blog - https://www.lorrainecladish.com/ Viva Fifty - https://www.vivafifty.com/

Mi querida Lorraine Ladish autora, escritora, editora, oradora, amante de las redes sociales y mamá de dos niñas y un niño y fundadora de Viva Fifty! nos ayuda a no tenerle miedo a la edad y a vivir con plenitud cada una de nuestras especialmente al llegar a los 50's.Conoce más de Lorraine en sus redes sociales y en su página https://www.lorrainecladish.comSUSCRÍBETE a nuestro canal, déjanos tu comentario y comparte este episodio con quienes creas que necesiten escuchar esto.Únete a la familia de Rollos de Mujeres - PODCAST,  síguenos en todas las redes sociales como @RollosDeMujeres o da clic en los siguientes enlaces:INSTAGRAMFACEBOOKTWITTERTikTok

I'm excited for you to meet Lorraine Ladish also known as The Flawed Yogini.  The 2008 recession took the rug out from under her.  She lost her marriage, her savings and her source of income. She found herself absolutely broke—emotionally and financially. She was suddenly a single mother in her forties with two little girls to take care of, but with the help and inspiration from many friends along the way, she managed to reinvent her writing career by taking it online.  If you were to follow her on Instagram today, you'd see a beautiful, confident 59 year old woman who can do some crazy yoga poses… but what we're talking about today is what it took to get her from where she was to where she is now. 

  Welcome back to BeREAL! This week, Diana and Ednesha are joined by Lorraine C. Ladish to discuss her history with an eating disorder, being your best self at fifty, and overcoming adversity.   Lorraine is a 21st Century Communicator, helping empower women and others to achieve their goals. She is the founder and CEO of Viva Fifty! a bilingual community that celebrates being 50+. She has worked as an editor and social media coordinator for a number of online publications. She's a content creator and regular contributor to  NBCNews, Huffpost, AARP, Babycenter and Mom.me. She has contributed to People en Español, La Palma of The Palm Beach Post,  Purple Clover, Latina magazine and Redbook . My latest book on embracing age was published by HarperCollins in 2017. Most of all she is a woman, a mom, a wife, a daughter, a sister, a friend, a writer, an entrepreneur, and a yogini.   Lorraine begins the episode by giving a summary of her life. She covers a wide range of events that happened throughout her 57 years beginning in childhood. Throughout all these stories, she ties back to themes of survival and perseverance. She delves into details about her struggles with an eating disorder, and how it affected her life and those around her. Lorraine also touches on the publication of her book that centered around her eating disorder. She believed it would not find success in Spain (where it was first marketed) because of it was not something that was discussed culturally. However, it was a hit.   Next, Lorraine tells the story of how her life turned around suddenly before she was eventually able to find success. At 45, Lorraine suddenly found herself in the United States, unemployed, divorced, and with two children to take care of. Through various writing jobs, Lorraine was able to revolutionize her life once again, taking her from food stamps to becoming a successful entrepreneur.    Lorraine concludes the episode by discussion where she is today. She talks about how much joy she has being in her fifties, and how she doesn't believe she has even reached her peak yet. She discusses body positivity, both her struggles with it and how she promotes it to other women through Viva Fifty! She reflects on her role as a mother, and how she teaches her daughters about self care and self love.    Thank you so much for tuning into BeREAL this week! Be on the lookout for an all new episode next Tuesday. In the meantime, check out last week's episode on self care with author Alex Elle.   For more information on Lorraine C Ladish and her work, visit the links below:   Viva Fifty Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vivafifty   Lorraine's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lorrainecladish   Yoga Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theflawedyogini   For more information on The BeREAL Podcast and BeWELL, our psychotherapy practice in Midtown Manhattan, visit the links below:   To schedule an appointment text BeWELL to 484848 today    www.beher-now.com    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Be.WELL.Psychotherapy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bewell.psychotherapy/

My guest this week is author and content creator Lorraine Ladish. We talked about the value of mind-body work, Lorraine’s favorite self-care activities, the importance of daily practices in caring for our minds and bodies, and spirituality as letting go of the illusion of control, among other topics. Lorraine has been through a lot in her lifetime, and she describes where she has found strength and grace along the way. Other topics we touched on included: The challenges Lorraine has overcome in her life How Lorraine sees her life mission now at age 57 How my guest has dealt with episodes of depression The blessing and curse of extreme self-awareness The advantage of doing something active to improve our well-being The practice of yoga nidra How Lorraine is dealing with the current challenges of the pandemic and quarantine How Lorraine transitioned to full-time work online Spirituality as letting go of the illusion of control Letting go of fears that are beyond our power to control The problem with reading books and not putting them into practice Channeling addiction in positive, life-giving directions Lorraine's favorite self-help book, Wayne Dyer’s bestselling Your Erroneous Zones (affiliate link) Recommendations for people just starting to work from home Turning difficulties into gratitude The value of batching your tasks to minimize task switching Lorraine is the author of Tu Mejor Edad: Para Tener Una Vida Extraordinaria (affiliate link), which translates, Your best age to have an extraordinary life. I hope you enjoy our discussion. Photo by Phillippe Diederich Lorraine Ladish was born in Spain and is a 21st century communicator, helping empower women and others to achieve their goals. She’s the founder and CEO of Viva Fifty!, a bilingual community that celebrates being fifty and over. Lorraine has worked as an editor and social media coordinator for numerous online publications, and is a content creator and regular contributor to NBC News, Huffington Post, AARP, and Babycenter, among others. Her latest book on embracing age, Tu Mejor Edad, was published by HarperCollins in 2017. Fine Lorraine online at her website, follow her on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and check out her YouTube channel. Banner photo by Phillippe Diederich.

Una conversación con Lorraine Ladish, madre española radicada en los Estados Unidos comparte su trayectoria bilingüe y bicultural y su evolución como mujer expatriada. Creadora de los blogs VivaFifty y The Flawed Yogini

Flyers! Today we have Lorraine C. Ladish, who has one heck of a bio! From recovering from eating disorders, thriving after being homeless, starting a business in the Great Recession, publishing her first book before age 30, learning to let go of her marriage and allowing herself to fall in love again, all this and more while raising two young daughters.  She has collaborated with Oprah, NBC, Latina, HuffPost and more. She is now the founder and CEO of Viva Fifty, a bilingual community that celebrates women 50+. This interview is dear to my heart because she is one of my biggest inspirations. You can tell how nervous I was! Enjoy this episode, starring her dog at some points, tech problems and all, let's just get real. 

Esta semana nos tomamos una pausa de dar consejos y decidimos escuchar los consejos de una mamá muy especial. Se trata de Lorraine Ladish, fundadora y CEO de Viva Fifty- una comunidad bilingüe que celebra la mejor edad. Lorraine es también mamá de 3 adolescentes y tiene mucho que compartir con los padres modernos como ella.

So honored to have @lorrainecladish, journalist, mom, social media enthusiast and bilingual author on the show today. Lorraine shares her story of growing up in Spain and how writing has helped her through an eating disorder, bouts of depression and low self-esteem. Lorraine’s journey took her from desperation to getting back on her feet during the great recession, starting her successful online magazine Viva Fifty. Along the way she rekindled her love to Yoga and founded the “Flawed Yogini”. Lorraine shares her 3 strategies to help other women succeed after hitting rock bottom.   Subscribe and Review in iTunes Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you are not, then I want to encourage you to do that right now. I don’t want you to miss out on an episode. Click here to subscribe in iTunes. Open the iTunes app. While you are there, I would love it if you left me a review over on iTunes too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast, and I love reading them. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you so much. Links mentioned in this episode and how you can reach Lorraine: Instagram Facebook YouTube Pinterest Website www.lorrainecladish.com   Other ways to enjoy the show You can find our interview on YouTube in the “Inspiring Interview” section.

THE ART OF REINVENTING YOURSELF - LORRAINE C. LADISH – VIVA FIFTY.COMLorraine went from living on food stamps to stamping beautiful pictures of food on her website vivafifty.com. What a journey she has had. After a bad divorce, a subsequent bankruptcy and being forced to take care of her children with no help; Lorraine was able to reinvent herself.Lorraine became an author of 17 books, practices Yoga, and is the founder and editor of Vivafifty.com, a website catering middle age women. Let’s talk to Lorraine and find out Como lo Hizo.If you want to learn more about Lorraine and her website go to www.vivafifty.comExecutive Producer and Host: Fernando Schiantarelli. Como lo Hizo is a co-production of iHeart Radio - Premiere Networks and Crece Grow Media.

Lorraine es autora, escritora, editora, conferencista y amante de las redes sociales, pero también es mama de dos niñas y un niño. Algo muy particular de Lorraine es que siempre ha trabajado por su cuenta y aunque la vida no le ha sido color de rosa, siempre encuentra lo positivo en lo que vive y lo usa para impulsar tus sueños hacia adelante. Es la fundadora de VivaFifty.com, una comunidad bilingüe que celebra la vida a partir de los 50.

Lorraine C. Ladish is a 21st century communicator and age disruptor who empowers women to achieve their dreams. She is the founder and CEO of Viva Fifty!, a bilingual community that celebrates being 50 and above. Lorraine is also a woman, mom, wife, daughter, sister, friend, writer, entrepreneur, and yogini. Lorraine was born in Spain to a family of writers. Her grandfather owned a printing press and on the weekends and after school, Lorraine and her sister would help him collate books. She can still remember the smell of the ink, the glue, the paper … Lorraine's father made a huge effort to ensure that all of his children could express themselves fluently in two languages. He wanted Lorraine to be a marine biologist, but because she grew up watching him write books, she chose to be a writer. Or maybe writing chose her. Lorraine wrote and published her first book - about an eating disorder she battled for years - before she turned 30. Her world was never the same after that. Today, she is the author of 18 books. Lorraine has worked as an editor and social media coordinator for a number of online publications. She is a content creator and regular contributor to NBCNews, Huffpost, AARP, Babycenter and Mom.me. She has contributed to People en Español, La Palma of The Palm Beach Post,  Purple Clover, Latina magazine and Redbook. Lorraine is active in two languages on social media platforms Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, where she has over 16,000 followers. She posts regularly and passionately about everything from family, to fashion, to current events, and more. Lorraine's next book - on embracing age - will be published by HarperCollins in 2017. Lorraine is very creative. She loves to draw. She has spent most of her life dancing (modern, jazz and Latin). She used to be a runner but then she rediscovered yoga. Now she spends a part of every day finding grace on and off the mat. Lorraine married in her mid-thirties. She had her first child at 37 and her second at 40. Being raised by her abuelita affected how she has mothered her own children: giving it her all, striving to be the best mother she can. She loves her daughters with all her heart. In 2004, Lorraine moved to Florida; incidentally, one day before a hurricane hit the Sunshine State. Four years later, during the Great Recession, Lorraine's world crumbled. She lost her marriage, her savings and her source of income. She found herself absolutely broke—emotionally and financially. But with two little girls to take care of, and with the help and inspiration from many friends along the way, Lorraine managed to reinvent her writing career by taking it online. A year later, Lorraine met the love of her life, who is also a writer. And guess what else? He’s multicultural, bilingual, and a parent: the father of a young boy, of similar age to her daughters. What more could she have wished for? Now Lorraine and her husband, Phillippe Diederich, live together as a blended family with their three children and the dog they rescued. Their children are teens and tweens, who get along just like real siblings. Together, they navigate the same challenges facing other multicultural families in the United States. Lorraine's dream is to one day live in a house by the beach. But she's not complaining. She can hop in the car and be soaking her toes in the ocean in less than ten minutes. All this while she pursues her love of inspiring women to live a full life and to chase their dreams!

Lorraine Ladish embodies the ‘Ever Better’ state of mind! She uses her bi-cultural background, experience, and energy, to inspire people to embrace age with grace and vibrancy. She’s a self-described 21st-century communicator who founded Viva Fifty Media and the Viva Fifty! online community. A sought-after writer and brand ambassador, Lorraine who has written almost 20 books, including the moving story of her life experiences, Reach: From Single Mom on Welfare to Digital Entrepreneur. During this episode, Lorraine shares the touching story of how a dance studio kept her grounded during rough times, provided her proof that kindness has no boundaries, and opened the door to an opportunity that changed her life. Lorraine’s mantra of “It’s never too late,” is a reflection of her belief in a person’s ability to accomplish anything at any age. Work with me to Discover What’s Next for you. In my one-on-one coaching program, we work together to unearth your hidden talents, uncover opportunities, and start creating a more fulfilling future.   Key Takeaways: [3:02] Lorraine has a blended family, and both she and her husband are writers. [7:46] Shortly after Lorraine published her book, I'm Pregnant! Now, What? (Estoy Embarazada, Y Ahora Que?: Confidencias Para La Nueva Madre), she moved to the U.S. from Spain. [9:36] Lorraine shares the touching story which inspired her book, Reach. [18:24] Lorraine’s love of dance offered her solace and opportunity. [21:23] Speaking four languages, Spanish, English, SEO and HTML. [26:21] You are never too old for social media. [30:03] Viva Fifty is a bilingual website for people over 50. [38:35] How Viva Fifty Media generates income for Lorraine and her family of 5. [41:52] Tips from Lorraine’s forthcoming book, Your Best Age. [46:02] Lisa created the ‘10 ways to discover your voice’ guide.   Mentioned in This Episode: Viva Fifty! Lorraine C. Ladish @vivafifty on Twitter @lorrainecladish on Twitter @lorrainecladish on Instagram Estoy Embarazada, Y Ahora Que?: Confidencias Para La Nueva Madre, by Lorraine C. Ladish REACH! From Single Mom on Welfare to Digital Entrepreneur, by Lorraine C. Ladish Your Best Age, by Lorraine C. Ladish (Forthcoming) Ever Better Discover What’s Next Coaching Contact Lisa: Lisa@EverBetterU.com @EverBetterU on Twitter  

Webpage: http://www.lorrainecladish.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lorrainecladish Twitter: https://twitter.com/lorrainecladish Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lorrainecladish/   Recursos recomendados App Buffer: https://buffer.com   Película: “En busca de la felicidad” dirigida por Gabriele Muccino   Quotes: La clave del éxito es llegar y hacer el trabajo. Tu palabra es todo lo que tienes. Siempre hay que trabajar como si te pagaran aunque no tengas dinero. El mejor consejo que me han dado es aquel al que no le hice caso por seguir trabajando en lo que a mi me apasiona. Ser latino significa ser simplemente MÁS.     TRANSCRIPCIÓN DE LA ENTREVISTA:   - INTRO - Julio Muñiz (Host): ¡Hola! Bienvenidos a Inconfundiblemente Latino, soy Julio Muñiz.   Hoy estamos platicando con Lorraine Ladish. Lorraine ha publicado 18 libros sobre las relaciones de pareja, relaciones familiares y profesionales, emprendedores digitales y, libros sobre como vivir de una manera más completa. Es colaboradora de Latina Magazine, NBC News, Huffington Post, entre otros. Es fundadora y CEO de Viva Fifty! Media, una comunidad online que celebra la vida plena después de los 50 años.   Lorraine es experta y apasionada de las Redes Sociales y del mundo digital, donde día a día comparte su visión y experiencia. De esto y mucho más vamos a platicar con ella.   Lorraine, bienvenida a Inconfundiblemente Latino. Cuando te pregunta a que te dedicas, ¿cómo lo explicas de la manera más sencilla?   Lorraine C Ladish: Ayer me hicieron la misma pregunta y contesté "It's not easy", pero yo siempre digo que principalmente soy escritora y comunicadora. Soy autora de libros y además manejo una revista digital. Esa es la respuesta corta   JM: Platicábamos antes de empezar que estás trabajando en varios proyectos. ¿Cuál es el que te tiene más apasionada?   LC: Lo que más me apasiona, es escribir libros. Quizá es porque empecé como escritora. Ahora estoy trabajando en un proyecto de libro del que no puedo decir mucho, pero que me apasiona.   JM: Estaremos pendientes y lo compartiremos en las redes de Inconfundiblemente Latino cuando esté listo.   Lo que hacemos en Inconfundiblemente Latino es celebrar las historias de éxito de los latinos en Estados Unidos. Compartimos sus experiencias, consejos y las herramientas que les han ayudado a conseguir el éxito. Queremos inspirar a quien empieza su carrera profesional o quien no sabe como llevar su negocio al siguiente nivel.   Platícanos cómo es que te convertiste en una escritora. ¿Qué te motivó?   LC: Yo tuve la suerte de nacer en una familia de escritores. Mi padre es escritor y mi abuelo era escritor. Mi padre quería que yo estudiara Biología Marina porqué decía que en la escritura no había dinero. A mi me gustaba la Biología, pero me gustaba más escribir. Mi abuelo siempre tenía libros en casa, tenía una imprenta y mi hermana y yo pasábamos los sábados pegando y poniendo tapas a libros. Yo leía los libros de mi padre, veía a mi abuelo escribir y a muy temprana edad tuve la suerte de darme cuenta que yo no podía tener un trabajo regular. No me gustaba la idea de una oficina e incluso me costó peleas con mi padre. Me di cuenta que yo tenía que trabajar para mi sola. Tenga una amiga de 22 años, que ella me considera su mentora, y me dijo que tampoco podía trabajar en una oficina.   JM: Que importante seguir nuestras corazonadas y encontrar nuestra vocación.   LC: Yo creo que todos, de alguna manera, sabemos lo que queremos hacer o por lo menos, lo que no queremos hacer. Yo lo observo en mis hijos. Veo que la más pequeña es más artista y se inclina por eso. Le he dicho que si ella quiere hacer arte, que lo haga. En gente de mi generación, escuchaba a su familia que le decía lo que tenía que hacer. Por eso creo que hay mucha gente frustrada porque ahora se da cuenta que...

Rays Talk Show Episode 220: Bilingual Blogger, Author and Producer of Viva Fifty platform Lorraine C. Ladish visits Rays Talk Show to share her journey from divorced single mother on welfare to leading social media influencer, Lorraine and host Ray Collazo discuss the path to entrepreneurship through personal fulfillment, strategies for online platform building at any age and her new book Reach: From Single Mom on Welfare to Digital Entrepreneur.  A leading voice for Latina social media content creators, Lorraine shares great insights on creating an authentic and profitable digital platform and the power of salsa dancing and yoga to help take care of yourself through the ups and downs of life. Look for Lorraine C. Ladish’s content at Viva Fifty platform and Lorraine C. Ladish everywhere on social media.

If you're like most home-based business owners, you're bootstrapping your business and keeping costs low with a DIY approach. In this episode, I interview author, speaker, and digital entrepreneur, Lorraine C. Ladish, about how she bootstrapped her business. We also discuss when to invest and spend in your business, taking risks, taking care of yourself, and more.  About Lorraine  Lorraine C. Ladish is a bilingual author of more than 15 books, and a writer, editor, speaker, and digital entrepreneur. Lorraine is the founder and CEO of Viva Fifty!, a bilingual online community that celebrates being 50+. Lorraine is a contributing writer for NBC News, Huffington Post, AARP, BabyCenter, and Mom.me.   You can learn more about Lorraine by visiting her website and VivaFifty! You can also follow her online on Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter  About the interview In this episode, I talk with Lorraine about a variety of topics, including the evolution of her own business, taking risks and gaining confidence, bootstrapping vs. working with investors, staying true to yourself and your mission, and knowing when to spend on your business. Lorraine also talks about defining success and setting goals for your business, writing a book, and how her yoga practice keeps her pain free and reduces the stress of being an entrepreneur.   If you enjoyed this episode The Creative Yarn Entrepreneur Show is no longer broadcasting. Episodes are available as a service to the yarn community. This episode originally aired in April, 2016. Be aware that content may be outdated. If you'd like to chat with other yarn-related business owners, join the Creative Yarn Entrepreneurs Facebook group. Support Marie's work by buying one of her books, Make Money Teaching Crochet: Launch Your Business, Increase Your Side Income, Reach More Students (Amazon | Gumroad) or Design It, Promote It, Sell It: Online Marketing for Your Crochet and Knit Patterns (Amazon | Gumroad).

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