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In this episode of the Healthy, Wealthy, and Smart Podcast, host Dr. Karen Litzy discusses gut health and bloating with guest Hannah Aylward, a certified holistic health coach and gut health specialist. Hannah shares her personal journey of dealing with chronic digestive issues and trying various diets and supplements to find relief. The conversation explores the impact of gut health on our overall well-being and strategies for managing bloating. Listeners will gain valuable insights into improving their gut health and fostering a healthier relationship with their bodies and food.   Show notes:  [00:02:32] Gut health and bloating. [00:07:25] The gut microbiome's influence. [00:09:05-00:09:15] Gut health and digestion. [00:12:17] Women and restrictive eating. [00:16:17] Nervous system regulation exercises. [00:22:00] Non-negotiable health foundations. [00:25:26] Nutrition and digestive health. [00:29:32] Digestive issues and skin rash. [00:32:08] Feelings of inadequacy and catastrophizing.   More About Hannah Aylward: Hannah Aylward is a Certified Holistic Health Coach, gut health specialist and the founder of  HAN. After struggling with her own chronic digestive issues for years, Hannah dove headfirst into the latest in gut health research, seeking answers to her bloating, food sensitivities, and pain. With her science-backed formula, Hannah has overcome her own digestive issues and helped hundreds of other women around the world do the same. Today Hannah leads a team of functional practitioners that help clients transform their gut health and overcome their never-ending digestive issues with functional nutrition, targeted supplementation, and advanced lab work.   Resources from this Episode: Hannah's Website Hannah's Instagram Hannah's Masterclass Hannah's Free Three-Day Gut Reset Challenge   Jane Sponsorship Information: Book a one-on-one demo here Mention the code LITZY1MO for a free month   Follow Dr. Karen Litzy on Social Media: Karen's Twitter Karen's Instagram Karen's LinkedIn   Subscribe to Healthy, Wealthy & Smart: YouTube Website Apple Podcast Spotify SoundCloud Stitcher iHeart Radio

Flute 360 | Episode 231: “How an online flute blog brought Hannah Haefele success, and you can, too!” Do you want more musical opportunities for your career? You aren't alone! Tons of Flute 360 listeners tell me how they want to build their teaching studio, have more playing gigs, or create new musical opportunities for themselves! If you are frustrated that one of the two traditional career paths hasn't panned out for you…no worries! You can deliver your value and your voice to your tribe through any path that you choose. Take Hannah Haefele, for example. She is a flute blogger, which has opened countless opportunities for herself, because of this online platform. She talks about SEO, content creation do's and don'ts, and lessons she's learned along the way! Learn from Hannah today, and apply these lessons to your musical journey! Enjoy! E231 – Resources Mentioned: The Carolyn Nussbaum Music Company! Click here for sheet music, flutes, and more! Need help navigating your music career? Schedule a 15-minute discovery call to see how I can help you! Additional Resources: Hannah's Website Hannah's YouTube Channel Buy Hannah's Sheet Music Here Follow Heidi! Follow Flute 360 via TikTok! Follow Flute 360 via Instagram! Follow Flute 360 via Twitter! Follow Flute 360 via LinkedIn! Subscribe to the Flute 360's YouTube Channel! Follow Flute 360 via Facebook! Join the Flute 360 Family's Facebook Private Group! Heidi's Website Join the Flute 360 Newsletter!

In this episode, we talk with author Hannah Brencher, about why and how to create a habit of prayer. If you're wanting more consistency in your prayer life, you're going to love the practical nature of this episode. Hannah also gives us a glimpse into her prayer closet and the obstacles she's faced with her own prayer routine, personal answers from the Lord, history with prayer, and goals for the future.Hannah Brencher is a writer, TED Speaker, and mental health advocate with a heart for building leaders. She is the author of 3 best-selling books-Fighting Forward, Come Matter Here, and If You Find This Letter. She is the founder of More Love Letters--a global organization using the power behind social media to write and mail letters to strangers in need across the world. Named as one of the White House's “Women Working to Do Good,” Hannah and her work have been featured in publications such as CNN World News, the Wall Street Journal, Oprah.com, and Glamour. Hannah lives in Atlanta, Georgia with her husband Lane and daughter Novalee.Hannah's Website | Hannah's InstagramThings mentioned in today's episode:Prayer Journal by Val Marie PaperDraw the Circle by Mark BattersonPray Confidently and Consistently by Valerie WoernerGive an intentional gift this holiday season.We've designed prayer journals for your bestie, mother-in-law, teachers, friend who's expecting, nieces and nephews, husband and more! Use the code NOISYWORLD for 20% off your purchase of three or more products from our shop at valmariepaper.com.Val's new book on prayer is now available! Go to valmariepaper.com/pray to order Pray Confidently and Consistently, get our no-fail leader's guide and more!

Each generation that enters the workforce does so from a completely new set of life experiences and expectations. How can leaders attract these new generations and more importantly retain them? Hannah Williams has been studying exactly that and joins me to chat about working with Gen Z. Hannah was introduced to the entrepreneurial bug very early on. As the oldest of 7 in a family of entrepreneurs, she was encouraged to step out in fear and take chances. Her very first entrepreneurial experience was at the age of 12 when her father asked her to close a real estate deal.  Talk about being thrown into the frying pan! She graduated college at the age of 18 and spent the next 5 years in corporate America hearing leader after leader ask the same question, what is wrong with Millennials? Why can't we recruit them and why can't we keep them?  The research shows that the generation in question was less in relation to millennials and more with Gen Z. Listen as she shares her insights and what recent data shows about the needs and wants of Gen Z and what leaders should do to attract this dynamic new generation.  Show Notes: [01:03] Welcome back to the show and another amazing guest. [03:10] Meet Hannah Williams and learn more about her entrepreneurial journey. [06:16] How she got into what she does today.  [07:50] Why she wrote a book about her research and who it is for. [10:31] What is Gen Z looking for and how should leaders go about recruiting them?  [13:08] 62% of Gen Z goes to friends and family for job opportunities.  [15:33] Are leaders shocked by the new data?  [16:50] One practical tip for leaders and businesses everywhere.  [19:38] Gen Z'ers are looking for authentic connection and content.  [21:41] Hannah shares one of her AHA moments.  [24:26] It's important to point out the things that can be improved as well as the things that are going well.  [25:33] Hear her last little bit of advice for the Women Worldwide community.  [28:49] Gen Z takes Millennial thoughts to a new level.  [30:14] Connect with Hannah.  Links and Resources: Hannah's Website Hannah on LinkedIn Hannah on Twitter FOLLOW ME AT: Website: https://www.deirdrebreakenridge.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dbreakenridge/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DeirdreBreak... Twitter: https://twitter.com/dbreakenridge LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deirdrebr… Email: deirdre@pureperformancecomm.com

There are few things as powerful as a woman with a dream– if she chooses to step into the vision and make that dream a reality. That’s exactly what Hannah Nieves did (and continues to do). Hannah is the owner of very successful marketing, branding, and PR agency. The most impressive part? Her business has seen massive growth in a mere few years. Hannah is a remarkable example of what is possible when you step into your purpose and stake a claim in your big dream. Her story going from climbing the corporate ladder to paving her own path in the online business space is both relatable and inspiring. She has an abundance of knowledge and insight to offer to anyone considering taking the leap into entrepreneurship, looking to build an online business, or increasing their brand’s online presence. I was thrilled to sit down and chat with her about everything from navigating the early days of starting and growing an online business to scaling a luxury brand beyond her wildest dreams.  For starters, Hannah admits she is no stranger to burnout. I know many passionate and hard-working visionaries can relate. Luckily, Hannah shares why both committing to your vision and setting boundaries are a must when you’re building your business. From establishing a strong foundation to leading with your values, we discuss how to plant the right seeds for a successful business. Perhaps one of the most incredible aspects of Hannah’s story is how quickly she was able to rise to success. Listen as she explains how integrity, compassion, and white-glove service have played an imperative role in her fast growth. Together, we unpack the true meaning of a luxury brand and why customer experience should be of the utmost priority. By the end of this episode, you’ll be ready to implement the best practices of a luxury brand into your business. Now, I know so many female entrepreneurs struggle to keep up with the ever-changing world of social media. That’s why I ask Hannah to share her top tips for strong social media content and strong engagement. Listen as she explains why you shouldn’t post just to post (and what to do instead). We discuss everything from TikTok to Instagram and how to utilize reels to your advantage. We cover how to increase your audience engagement because, as Hannah explains, engagement is key. From building your brand to stepping into the world of marketing and PR, this episode covers it all. We even touch upon the mindset shifts that played a significant role in opening the doors of abundance for Hannah and her business. All in all, this episode serves as a reminder of what is possible when you commit to your dreams. Hannah followed her desires, found incredible success, and will only continue to rise. The best part? This path to success is possible for you too. So grab a pen and paper and get comfortable. You’re going to want to take notes as you listen to this one. In this episode… [02:24] Welcome, Hannah! Learn about her journey to entrepreneurship. [06:55] Hannah shares her advice for avoiding burnout (the importance of setting boundaries). [09:35] Navigating the journey of building the right team. [11:49] Hannah’s secret to fast business growth of a luxury brand. [14:47] Tips for strong social media content and strong engagement. [17:42] Why you shouldn’t post just to post (and what to do instead). [18:58] Getting started building your brand and stepping into the world of PR. [21:20] Climbing the corporate ladder vs. the world of online entrepreneurship. [24:24] How and why Hannah brought white-glove service to her online biz. [27:54] Hannah reflects on her success over the past few years (including the money mindset shift that allowed her to step into abundance). [33:37] Hannah’s advice for living a life better than your dreams. Quotes: “There really is no shutting off [as an entrepreneur]. You have to decide that you're going to shut off. Just setting clear boundaries was by far the most helpful piece of this whole journey.’ -Hannah Nieves “I knew the impact I wanted to have on my audience and with my clients. And I knew the way that I wanted to show up. I just didn't know what it was, but I always let that guide me throughout the way.” -Hannah Nieves “It's not just the thing that you're sending the gift, but it's about the whole experience and making sure that your clients know that you care. People often start businesses with the goal to bring in income, because of course, they want to keep the business going. The client experience is kind of an afterthought.” -Emily Williams “I've been studying different Instagram story tactics, but the biggest thing is putting out good content. [It’s not] quantity. If you can't post five days a week, that's fine. Just make sure your content drives engagement with your audience.” -Hannah Nieves “Dig a little bit deeper into your brand and how you want to be portrayed. You can get so caught up with all the beautiful, shiny marketing tactics out there. Funnels, email marketing, and opt-ins are so important but set the framework of your brand first before you start to dabble in all the other things.” -Hannah Nieves Links & Resources: Subscribe to the Podcast: I Heart My Life Show on Apple Podcasts I Heart My Life Show on Spotify Connect with Hannah: Hannah’s Website Hannah on Instagram Connect with Emily: I Heart My Life Website I Heart My Life on Instagram I Heart My Life on Facebook I Heart My Life on LinkedIn Email: info@iheartmylife.com Book a Call Episode Sponsor: I Heart My Life Mastermind

Healing trauma is a daunting task that most people wish to push under the rug. After a failed suicide attempt, this week's guest knew facing her pain head-on was the only thing she could do. Hannah Deindorfer experienced more life than one could possibly imagine before hitting 21 years of age. Assuming responsibility for a bipolar parent as a child, being in an abusive relationship in her teens, and experiencing an eating disorder in college led Hannah down an icy road in Michigan where she attempted to take her own life. After surviving, she was determined to face her trauma head on and start the path to healing. In today's episode, Hannah shares what healing trauma looks like, daily practices for feeling grounded, and how she approaches having difficult conversations with family. Hannah also shares how leaning into her pain and trauma allowed her to find her passion which turned into a lucrative coaching business she owns today. Hannah's story is filled with courage and hope, I know you're going to get so much from it. Note: Hannah and I discuss suicide in this episode. If this is something that triggers you, please refrain from listening. If you need any mental health or suicide support, please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at: 800-273-8255. Episode Highlights:  3:14 Discovering your upper and lower thresholds and what they mean 6:48 Growing up quickly and taking care of a bipolar parent at 13 9:38 Hannah's eating disorder and suicide attempt on an icy road in Michigan 14:11 The importance of sitting with your pain when healing trauma 16:43 Deciding to move to San Diego for a $500/month job 20:11 The puzzle pieces Hannah put together to create a half a million dollar coaching business in two years 24:51 What Hannah believes has been pivotal to her growth and a key part of her success 28:07 Hannah's unique approach to coaching that creates successful businesses and even better humans 31:47 Healing family relationships after experiencing trauma 35:38 How to have tough conversations with the people you love 39:67 The first step to healing trauma 42:11 Daily practices for feeling grounded and safe 45:17 Hannah's latest coaching program rooted in transformation and healing 48:28 How to get in touch with Hannah Links and Resources:  Hannah's Website Hannah on Instagram The Inner Edge Program The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks Landmark Podcast 017: How to Turn Relationship Conflict Into Connection with Annie Lalla Guest Bio: Hannah Deindorfer is a business mentor, mental health advocate, suicide attempt survivor, anorexia survivor, Harry Potter nerd, writer, coffee snob, and dog mom who lives in Austin, Texas. She has a talent for helping those around her see the possibilities for their future successes and creating a path for them to get there. She has built a multiple six-figure coaching business as a solopreneur, while working less than 30 hours a week and supports others in building the online businesses of their dreams as well. Some call her a fairy, that would be accurate. Did you enjoy this episode? Please drop a comment below or leave a review on iTunes to let me know! I love hearing what you think and it helps others who want to Do It Different find the podcast as well.

This week I'm talking to dancer, actress, model, interior designer, and podcast host Hannah Faust. Hannah bursts with confidence in a way I admire, and I loved this conversation with her. We talk about creating spaces and decorating, organization, becoming an organized person, recovery, becoming better at being yourself, confidence, dating during the pandemic, and more. In the intro, I share a few suggestions of items and content I've been into lately.Show notes:- Spiraling Podcast- Creative Underdogs- Hannah's Website- Hannah's Podcast- Sister Corita Kent's rules for art and Katie's post about them- John Cage- Joe Dispenza meditations Favorites- Goli apple cider vinegar gummies- The White Album by Joan Didion (Book)- RMS highlighter- When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chodron (Book)- On Being Episode with Devendra Banhart If you liked this episode try out:Episode 141 with Lynn Chen of The Actors Diet on love & balance with food, acting, blogging, & a bunch more! new to *let it out* --> start with these linkskatie's site: https://katiedalebout.com/our start here guide: https://letitouttt.com/general/start-here/++ LET IT OUT letter katie's bookLET IT OUT kits  

Hannah Wei has been living as a digital nomad for the last four years traveling across the US, Canada and Southeast Asia. When she is not working as a product consultant, she trains in Muay Thai, photographs people, and collaborates on local initiatives. In our conversation we touch on many things, including: Her upbringing in China and move to the US Her creative inspirations as a child and how that evolved as she got older Her experiment to code a bot to swipe on Tinder and tell people’s stories What she has learned from Muay Thai Her decision to compete in a professional Muay Thai fight in Thailand What Muay Thai that has taught her about burnout, performance and success How she defines success as a nomad depending on the region she is in Follow Hannah Hannah’s Website Hannah on Twitter: @herlifeinpixels Her personal review Notion group How to pack up your life in eight steps Tinder Photography Bot Experiment Want to support the podcast? Offer a one-time or recurring donation on Boundless.

Description: In this episode Mandy talks with Hannah Brencher about writing letters to strangers building things out of love instead of fear and how to make friends in a new city.   Selected Links:   Hanna’s Website Hannah’s Instagram More Love Letters Hannah’s latest book “Come Matter Here: Your Invitation to Be Here in a Getting There World”   MOPS   Music by: Phillip E Morris "Sunshine & Blue Skies" soundcloud.com/philipemorris & pema.bandcamp.com   Show Notes: 1:00 Introduction- Making big decisions by coin flips 2:15 The “happiness” result of 20,000 coin flips 3:02 The coin toss gives us clarity 3:40 How to make a decision based on a coin flip 3:55 Just say “Yes!” 4:05 Introduction of Hannah Brencher 5:00 Moving to New York City and overcoming depression 5:25 Writing letters to strangers 6:19 If you need a love letter, just ask. How it all got started 7:22 You are not the only one facing this 7:55 Did you write all the letters? 8:04 How long did it take you to write all the letters 8:45 What story stands out to you of all the letters you’ve written 10:02 The Big move 10:28 How to make friends in a new city 12:05 Happy hour instead of a speaker fee 12:45 Ikea bringing people together 13:10 The chase for the next best thing 14:01 Don’t miss what’s happening in this moment 14:41 How to be present during a busy day 15:02 Building things out of fear instead of love 16:21 I didn’t have to let fear drive the car to Atlanta 16:56 Dismantling flakiness 17:50 Showing up when you’d rather not 19:05 The Fight Song Journal 20:47 Being Where Your Feet Are and Experiencing Belonging 21:50 Belonging comes with honesty 22:48 Initiating versus waiting for others to initiate 23:40 Sometimes we have to be the invitation 24:00 Come Matter Here 25:10 Waiting on a text saying, “Come matter here” 26:03 Letting people know that they matter 26:15 A simple prayer… “God show up” 27:08 God doesn’t leave me 27:20 What does “show up” mean 27:57 What are you doing to have more fun in your life right now 29:49 What is the best advice you never got 30:49 Just because you can multi-task, doesn’t mean you should 31:15 Get the 1st Chapter of Mandy’s new book for FREE   Quotes: “The moment the penny is up in the air, you suddenly know what you’re hoping” Piet Hein If you need a love letter… just ask Be where your feet are It doesn’t matter what you fill it with… it usually doesn’t fill When we spread ourselves too thin we are doing a disservice to people Belonging is like the manual at IKEA You have to be willing to put yourself out there The things that are hard transform us the most Sometimes you have to BE the invitation Most of the prayers that we need to say are simple and they don’t need to be muddied up with a ton of beautiful, eloquent words. I’m slowly learning as I get older that multi tasking, while it’s possible, isn’t actually something that’s most effective.

In this episode, learn all about kombucha, a cultured beverage full of probiotics that can easily help you get off sodas, balance your body and support healthy digestion, with guest, The Kombucha Mama, Hannah Crum, of Kombucha Kamp. [player] From this episode: Website: Hannah’s Website, Kombucha Kamp Our #realfoodroadtrip photos! Shower Filter Berkey Water Filter– The post RFWH31: All About Kombucha- That Why’s, What’s and How’s of Kombucha and How To Make Your Own, Caring For Your Gut Health and Bacteria Buddies with Guest, Hannah Crum appeared first on Real Food Whole Health.