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Subscribe to How To Trade ItAmelia Bourdeau majored in economics and political science in college. After graduating, she was recruited to the Federal Reserve Board during the Asian financial crisis. She worked in the International Finance Division and was working on the Euro project in 1998 up until its launch in 1999. When a senior person at the Fed left and went to Wall Street, she left with them and landed at the Deutsche Bank in NYC. It launched her 15-year Wall Street career.The first years in Amelia’s career were heavily influenced by world events (9/11, the NASDAQ bubble, recession, etc.). She learned how competitive the environments were—in a good way. The Fed set a high bar for research. Wall Street was all about staying ahead of the pack. It was a whole new level she wasn’t expecting at the start of her career. But she learned how the markets move. Amelia shares some of her expertise in this episode of How To Trade It. You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:27] Amelia’s background in finance[3:43] What Amelia learned during her tenure[5:45] From the Fed to FX Sales[11:09] The lingo of foreign exchange[12:38] The details on foreign exchange sales[14:45] How the banks move the markets[21:36] You NEED to follow the event-risk calendar[24:58] Amelia’s Global Macro Risk Event webinar[28:00] How to connect with Amelia BourdeauResources & People MentionedMarket Compass LLCThe United Bank of SwitzerlandDeutsche BankExante DataConnect with Amelia BourdeauGlobal Macro Event Risk WebinarConnect on LinkedInFollow on TwitterGet updates on InstagramConnect With Casey StubbsWebsite: https://caseystubbs.comSubscribe! https://www.youtube.com/caseystubbsTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/caseystubbsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/caseystubbsLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/caseystubbsNewsletter: https://financeandmarkets.com/ Subscribe to How To Trade ItSupport the show (https://caseystubbs.com)

Welcome to the show and to Season 4!  It’s great to be back, and I’m so excited to kick off today’s episode with a very special conversation that features Amelia Anderson, who built a successful corporate career rising to exec levels, and later transitioned to focusing her career solely on helping other women advance professionally.    In this conversation, Amelia shares very real & raw advice on how to advance professionally without losing touch with your authentic self.  In this conversation, we dive deep on a long list of topics, including:   Amelia’s career, and how she successfully rose up to become the Managing Director, Assistant Treasurer of American Airlines Amelia’s journey to founding her non-profit, Advancing Women in Aviation Roundtable Why Amelia is passionate about supporting women professionally How Amelia built confidence after struggling with confidence early in her career The struggle between showing up powerfully vs. showing up authentically How to prepare for meetings & get noticed by those around you Why it’s important to ask questions (and not be afraid of stupid questions) How compensation changes at execute levels What Amelia sees many professional women struggling with   And so much more!    Check out Amelia’s nonprofit here: https://www.awarglobal.com/about/   And be sure to leave a review of the show in Apple podcasts if you’ve been enjoying it.    To join the facebook group, click here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theartofspeakingup/ To sign up for the Art of Speaking Up email newsletter, click here: https://mailchi.mp/e7735b5f8f83/aosu , and Submit a listener question here: https://forms.gle/bBSku5XovS7VWLW49 I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.  As always, thank you for tuning in, and have a great day!

You know the adage you can’t see the forest for the trees? Today’s podcast episode epitomizes this phrase. Our on-air marketing strategy session today is with Amelia Roberts, a visibility expert, who knows exactly what she does but was struggling with how to explain it and its value to potential clients. I LOVE what she does so much -- every single entrepreneur needs her help -- so I can’t wait for you to hear us dive into the nuances of explaining what she does and breaking it down into terms anyone can understand. “Take time to figure out what are the stories that sell what you do.” - Mallory Schlabach If you’ve ever struggled with putting into words what you do, this episode is for you. Amelia Roberts is a relationship practitioner and visibility coach who works with her clients to design a professional network and their career around a way of life that supports them best. She helps people figure out who to meet, why, and what to say. “I make people visible by putting them in front of people who want to hear more about what they do.” - Amelia Jones We talk about: What Amelia does & how she serves her clients The clients that Amelia currently works with Why some call Amelia a B2B matchmaker How her packages are structured Where Amelia needs clarity the most in her business How she would explain the Dream 100 What her ideal clients want most The importance of building a network that supports you How Amelia finds most of her clients The results that she is able to get for those that work with her Connect with Amelia : Website | Instagram | Twitter | Linkedin   About Amelia: Amelia knows how it feels to feel like you are your industries best-kept secret. As a visibility and marketing coach, Amelia helps professionals in regulated industries, such as healthcare, financial, legal, step away from "just a good team player" status, and fully own their unique mind lowing value so they can get to Yes! quicker, faster, easier and more often. Amelia works with professionals and founders alike, to prepare them to be seen, clarify their message so that their unique value is easily understood. Her client range from them finding the remote job of their dreams, to securing new customers, to generating 400 leads in under 4 weeks.   Links We Mention: The Dream 100   About Marketing Magic: The Marketing Magic podcast is where women entrepreneurs trying to do all the things come to get inspiration, business strategy, and on-air coaching on how to get their business noticed and growing. If you have a business that people need to know about in order for it to grow, you’re in the right place. This is the place to uncomplicate your marketing. Be sure to listen, subscribe, and leave a review! Join the conversation of other unapologetically successful women in her Facebook community, The #girlboss Club.

"I was so petrified of failure for so long that I never ventured outside of things I knew I was good at." —Amelia Boone Amelia Boone is a badass. By day, she’s a lawyer at Apple, and by very early morning, she’s a four-time world champion obstacle racer and self-proclaimed “budding ultra runner.” Amelia lives in San Jose, CA, and is a glutton for punishment — hence her race distance of choice being “long.” On this episode, Amelia — who you may recognize as last month’s Runner’s World cover star — talks about why she’s intrigued by failure, why she loves grueling races, and how she gained her mental strength. She reflects on her go at the 2018 Barkley Marathons, and opens up about the pressure to win. Thank you to AfterShokz for sponsoring this episode of the Ali on the Run Show! CLICK HERE for $30 off your wireless headphone purchase!   What you’ll get on this episode: Why the brutality of obstacle races and ultramarathons appeals to Amelia, and why she’s intrigued by fear (2:15) How Amelia got into obstacle course racing (5:00) Amelia reflects on her attempt at completing the 2018 Barkley Marathons (11:15) What it’s like to become the World’s Toughest Mudder (21:15) What Amelia’s family thinks of her crazy endurance adventures, and how she became a well-known figure in the sports world (27:00) What a day in the life looks like for Amelia (30:30) Amelia shares her take on rest days (35:00) What the pressure to keep winning is like (38:40) How Amelia found ultra running (41:00) Amelia shares her best advice for first-time obstacle racers and ultra runners (48:50) What we mention on this episode: The Barkley Marathons: The Race That Eats Its Young Tough Mudder Spartan Race “Amelia Boone Is Stronger Than Ever” via Runner’s World Rest Day Brags Western States Endurance Run Kilian Jornet Follow Amelia: Instagram @arboone11 Facebook Twitter @ameliaboone Website Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Facebook Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

Since the popularity of Obstacle Course Racing, or OCR, has exploded onto the scene, there has been one woman who has dominated the sport: Amelia Boone. Amelia ran her first race in 2011 after some prodding from a co-worker, and though she says she stumbled her way to an unimpressive finish, she was smitten. She has since amassed over  50 podiums and two dozen victories, including the Spartan Race World Championship in 2013, and the World's Toughest Mudder (three times!) in 2012, 2014 and 2015. Oh, and her 2014 victory came just eight weeks after major knee surgery. Though she vehemently denies it, Amelia is superhuman. This interview is a little different than others you may have heard on The Knowledge Project but no less fascinating. We cover a wide variety of topics including habits, reading, self-reliance, and training. Specifically, you’ll learn: Why Amelia was drawn to obstacle racing even though running was something she despised The complementary connection between her sport and her professional work and how racing has made her a more effective attorney How Amelia fights physical and mental fatigue when most people quit (she even shares a story of how she dealt with a vacant support station halfway through a 100 mile race) What she does to develop grit and resilience so she knows she can rely on herself when things get rough Amelia’s “to-do list” trick that makes sure she’s productive — you’ll want to steal this How a serious injury taught Amelia some of her most powerful lessons about who she is and what’s important to her What Amelia’s parents did to teach her to be self-sufficient from a very young age How she learned to deal with setbacks, and how careful she is with the language she uses when she speaks to herself when things go wrong Why Amelia runs with a Sharpie and the same playlist she’s listened to for the past 5 years How Amelia transformed herself from a casual weekend warrior to one of the most finely tuned athletes in the world Whether you’re an athlete, a weekend jogger, or the only exercise you get is the leisure stroll from the couch to the refrigerator, there are lots of insights and plenty of inspiration waiting for you in this interview. GO PREMIUM: Support the podcast, get ad-free episodes, transcripts, and so much more: https://fs.blog/knowledge-project-premium/  

Amelia Harvey is my next guest on the MNBP and you know what? I could listen to her talk for hours. She has a charming and soothing Australian accent and more importantly, she speaks with grace about what is important to her and what she feels strongly about. Credit; Amelia Harvey Amelia works as a life and business coach and meditation teacher. She owns her own mindfulness studio called Exhale where she offers courses, workshops, and mindfulness classes. Amelia shared a few -- whooa! -- words on the benefits of meditation with us:"If you could package those benefits up and put it in pill people would pay thousands of dollars every month to be able to experience those benefits of feeling more present, and being more calm and coping with stress. All we have to do is sit down for ten minutes a day and we get those benefits."This episode is good for anyone interested in learning more about meditation and mindfulness, our moon cycle as women, and the importance of a sweet and cosy bedtime routine. SHOW MEMOWho: Amelia HarveyWhere: Perth, AustraliaWhen: 28 June 2017What we explore together:Amelia's work as a life and business coach and meditation teacher who owns her own mindfulness studio where she offers courses, workshops, and mindfulness classes What Amelia finds gratifying in her workThe amazing soul sister group Amelia created that touches on the following six different topics: intuition (inner wisdom)/inner critic (fear) distinction, self love, emotional wellbeing, body love and goddess power (the relationship with your body, femininity, and food), energy balancing/clearing, and manifesting and goal settingAmelia offered a few tips for a beginner or someone interested in living a more mindful life and starting a meditation practiceThe moon cycle and the phases we experience as women throughout the monthThe importance of a bedtime/sleep routine and the importance of getting to bed at the same time each nightAmelia's belief in meditation changing your life for the betterA few words on finding your own natural beet   Subscribe: iTunes Listen and subscribe in iTunes:How Amelia explores The world:With so much wonder. Getting out in nature. "Having that open mind - always reminding myself I don't know best and that there are different ways of doing things that I haven't even seen yet." I could be wrong with everything. With this approach, it makes learning and growth very easy. With an open heartHer mind: Journaling.To understand my thoughts and get clarity, I need to be able to see them on paper. Her body: She loves to move.She loves to learn more about her body bylistening to her body and strengthening her body.She has recently become a "sleep guru" because of her keen interest in sleep.Her spirit: She loves finding her center and wisdom, usually through meditation.She does visualization meditations and chakra work. The one activity, habit, behavior that makes Amelia feel in her Natural Beet ismeditation"Nothing will make you feel more you than meditation." Final words Amelia left with us: On finding your natural beet, find what feels good to you - don't expect someone else's way to work for you.We need to run everything through our filter, our intuition: those little nudges in the direction we need to go. Trust those nudges and put everything through your filter.It (life, body, etc.) doesn't have to look like anyone else's -it's Y O U R S! Links mentioned or referred to:Amelia's websiteAmelia's meditation studio, ExhaleApps: Headspace, Calm, Smiling Mind Claire Baker - Adore your Cycle, Amelia's friendAmelia's video on her website phases of cycle Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind - Yuval Noah HarariThe Course of Love - Alain de BottonThrive - Ariana HuffingtonSleep Smarter - Shawn StevensonModel Health Podcast Credit; Amelia Harvey QUOTABLES/TAKE AWAYS"Meditation is such a powerful practice that can make such a big difference.""I don't think I have had a client who I haven't told them to meditate in some way in some stage along the way.""While it is an easy thing to do, it is a bit easier not to do it." "The studio is a place that makes mindfulness very easy, very accessible." "I love business." - on creating both her businesses"Find a mindfulness studio" - learn a little bit about it with books, podcasts, try to understand the core principles""We are not our thoughts and that our thoughts are not real. And we can choose whether or not we want to engage with them.""You will find that the mindfulness starts to be a mindset that you take into all different areas of your life." "If you could package those benefits up and put it in pill people would pay thousands of dollars every month to be able to experience those benefits of feeling more present, and being more calm and coping with stress." - on meditation"All we have to do is sit down for ten minutes a day and we get those benefits" - on meditation "I really feel like me and my clients are this great team" - on coachingA huge shout out to Na'an Stop the jammin' band from Boulder, Colorado for the accompanying podcast music. Their music makes you feel good and want to get up and dance! Photo credit: https://twitter.com/naanstopmusic & http://www.boulderweekly.com/entertainment/music/green-light-for-boulder-band-naan-stop/edit: Photo credit: https://twitter.com/naanstopmusic & http://www.boulderweekly.com/entertainment/music/green-light-for-boulder-band-naan-stop/edit: Visit them on social media:Na'an Stop websiteFacebookiTunesI hope this episode gave you a nudge to try meditation. If not, that's fine and if so, feel free to reach out to me and let me know how it is going! I hope this episode was inspiring, made you laugh, and/or gave you something new to think about. Please onsider sharing it with a friend and/or leaving a review on iTunes. The more the merrier my friends! If you want to Nominate a Guest to be on the MNB Podcast, feel free to do that by clicking here.Besos!