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Today's guest on the Money Mindset™ is Dr. Barbara Provost, the founder of Purse Strings, LLC. Barbara is no stranger to hard work or challenges. She has used her strong experience, active research, and continuous data gathering to help empower women everywhere. Barbara found that women are consistently overlooked by financial organizations causing this powerful demographic to be underserved and under planned for in regards to their financial future and she wanted to change that. She works to help women become financially fearless by learning what they need to know to make the right financial decisions for themselves and their families. Using her proprietary Purse Strings model, Purse Strings provides a cadre of financial professionals who have been vetted to provide the unique service women want and empowers women everywhere to work towards their financial future. I am proud to say I am Purse Strings approved, and can't wait to share our conversation. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Barbara's path to starting Purse Strings LLC [2:27] How Purse Strings is solving issues Barbara found in the marketplace [5:42] The Purse Strings model [9:45] Differences in working with female vs. other clients [12:39] Working with a husband and wife at the same time but catering to both [14:10] Can a male be a Purse Strings approved professional? [19:05] Top 3 areas where men are failing when working with female clients [20:41] What does it mean to be financially fearless and what mindset is needed? [24:52] What Barbara did today that put her in the right mindset for success? [28:48] Resources & People Mentioned Barbara's Facebook Group: Purse Strings for Financially Fearless Women Connect with Dr. Barbara Provost The website On Instagram On Twitter On Linkedin On Facebook On Pinterest Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset Show are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site. Connect With Mitlin Financial podcast(at)MitlinFinancial.com - email us with your suggestions for topics or guests https://mitlinfinancial.com  Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram Subscribe on Youtube Follow on Linkedin Follow on Facebook Subscribe to Mitlin Money Mindset™ on  Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

WARNING: THIS EPISODE IS EXTREMELY GRAPHIC. Violence against children and a family pet is featured.On Mother’s Day 2008, Barbara Freiberg was looking forward to receiving a call from her daughter, Lisa. Lisa was a mom herself—she had a son, Zachary, 7, and 2-year-old Heather Savannah—and Mother’s Day was always a special day for Lisa and Barbara. When Lisa failed to call her mother that Sunday, Barbara decided to go to Lisa’s house Monday. What Barbara found, no mother should ever see.Looking for our missing episodes? They are free on our website tntcrimes.comHelp support us by going to Patreon.com/tntcrimes and become a member! Members get ad-free early releases, exclusive members-only episodes, access to LIVE episodes and more!IG & Facebook: @hardcoretruecrimeSources: Court Records

“In some sense, Steve, we’re all getting newer every day. Because evolution is getting newer every day, and we are all incarnating the impulse of evolution as who we are. And it comes into each of us uniquely, but it’s still part of the 13.7 billion-year trajectory of higher consciousness, greater freedom, more complex loving order.” —Barbara Marx Hubbard These are the inspirational words world-renowned visionary and best-selling author Barbara Marx Hubbard shared with Steve Farrell, Worldwide Executive Director of Humanity’s Team, in this special Global Oneness Summit rebroadcast just one year before Barbara yielded the form. Barbara goes on to say that when we listen to the deepest part of ourselves—sometimes referred to as that part “within”— and say “yes” to our own unique vocation, we are actually saying yes to the vocation embedded in that evolutionary impulse. What Barbara refers to as “impulse” is more than that which is limited to a personal vocation. She tells us, “It’s a life purpose that comes from Source that has the Divine Impulse of the Self-organizing Universe you’re saying yes to.” When you tune in to that impulse, you’ll actually feel it turning on more than just your personal desire for vocation and purpose.  “It’s turning on your part in the life pattern of what’s emerging for evolution itself.” I invite you to listen to our podcast, "This Is Our Time to Say Yes" to hear Barbara and Steve talk more about… The new evolutionary story How evolution increases consciousness and freedom Punctuated equilibrium The Universal Self Your Deepest Heart’s Desire And more! “...Your deepest heart’s desire is that part of the God-Self that wants to be expressed as you and only you,” says Barbara. (Please note: this is a special rebroadcast and any websites, links, programs, or events mentioned may no longer be active. Thank you!) Explore Humanity’s Team and the timeless truth that We Are All One. You can learn more about the evolutionary impulse and the new human in Barbara’s complimentary 2-video online program, Becoming Homo Universalis: The Keys to Evolving to the Next Stage of Human Development. You can also join us for Celebrating Homo Universalis: Helping Ourselves and Others to Move Toward the More Connective Future World We Want to Live in, featuring Barbara Marx Hubbard (in memoriam) and host Steve Farrell during The Power of Love, our 11th Annual Global Oneness Summit. To enjoy over 100 more conversations with Steve and his inspiring guests, visit the Humanity’s Team Community Circle membership sign-up page. Learn more about all of the Humanity’s Team free programs.

Meet gerontologist, coach and author of The Middlessence Manifesto, Barbara Waxman. She's redefining how we think about midlife and highlighting our incredible potential and the opportunities available for those who remain open to growth.  In this inspiring and uplifting interview we cover: What Barbara means by Middlessence Getting rid of the competition between women for the benefit of the world! The power of women when we come together Women as connectors and how good we can be at support and building communities How middle-aged men's power is waning in the US and elsewhere 60% of divorces after 40 are initiated by women How if men can embrace the changes in midlife women, it's better for all of us Becoming aware of the many more older woman role models and taking inspiration from them. What Barbara means by re-potting The importance of engaging with information sources you don't agree with Not getting entrenched in our thinking as we get older The dangers of living in a bubble Why staying uncomfortable is very powerful Not getting hung up on the idea of having more purpose Making the most of the time we have The essential elements to getting midlife working well The importance of a holistic approach to health The power of coaching Making the most of the things that only time can bring us And lots more! You can find out more about Barbara on her website.  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it and maybe leave a review on iTunes or wherever you’re listening. You can find out more information and get the show notes to every episode at magnificentmidlife.com. That’s also where you’ll find strategies, support and resources to help make your midlife magnificent. There’s a midlife wellness program, courses, midlife mentoring to help make the most of your next chapter and our online Members Club. If not now, when?      

Barbara Res, an engineer, author of “All Alone on the 68th Floor”, and former Vice President at the Trump Organization, joins us on this episode of the This is a Man’s World, She Who Dares Wins podcast. Barbara has truly blazed her own trail in the construction industry, the only woman in her electrical engineering program in college and one of the few women working on the Grand Hyatt construction project in New York City when it was being built. Donald Trump met her during her time working on that project and he liked her tenacity and drive so much that he hired her to work for him on the construction of Trump Tower. She certainly experienced her fair share of harassment and prejudice from men around her, but she believes that it was all worth it to pave the way for the women that would come behind her in the industry. She learned to choose her battles and know when it was worth standing up for herself as opposed to when a situation was best ignored. While she wishes it didn’t have to be this way, she has seen the progress in the industry over the past nearly 4 decades and she sees a bright future for women entering the trades. Barbara has encountered some unexpected advocates for her and other women in engineering and construction along the way and she is glad that society is opening up to welcome women into more male-dominated professions. Time Stamps: 1:18 – Michelle and Barbara met at the Women in Construction event. 2:30 – Barbara’s educational journey. 4:58 – How Barbara came to be hired by Donald Trump. 7:31 – How the industry has progressed since Barbara first entered it. 11:50 – Michelle’s story of recent situations she has faced. 17:26 – Barbara provides advice for young women entering the industry. 23:32 – Is it ok to want to be liked? 25:59 – Barbara’s perspective of men championing careers for women. 33:34 – What does Barbara think of quotas? 34:52 – Can you be a mom and work in construction? 41:43 – Having the right perspective when working as a woman in construction. 44:15 – What Barbara is currently working on. 46:12 – Advice for women considering jobs in the construction industry. Key Quotes: “The industry has certainly progressed, especially in terms of the law.” “People don’t want women doing so-called ‘men’s work.’” “You have to pick your spot. You might have to be a martyr but you also may be able to stand up for yourself.” “At the end of the day, you have to respect yourself.” “Whatever happens, it is not your fault.” “Not everybody needs to be a CEO, but you need to know your capabilities.” “If you make people happy, you’ll get more out of them.” Connect with Barbara: https://www.amazon.com/All-Alone-68th-Floor-Construction/dp/1523712562 Connect with us: https://www.patreon.com/Thisisamansworld https://thisisamansworld.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/Thisisamansworlduk/ https://twitter.com/AMansWorldUK https://www.instagram.com/thisisamansworlduk/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCADDdf-5TgSb3VZJ6XcSAWg?view_as=subscriber michelle@thisisamansworld.co.uk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shewhodareswins/message

Whether you’re still in fashion school, or you’re looking toward your next opportunity, you’re probably wondering how to stand out in your fashion career. In such a competitive industry, it can feel like an uphill battle to even get noticed by fashion hiring managers among stiff competition.    On this episode, we talk to London designer Barbara Houghton. With over 15 years of experience in the fashion industry, Barbara has been on both ends of the hiring process, and she wants to share what she’s learned about standing out in fashion and always getting the job! In the interview (which you’ll love), we will cover: Important things to look for when choosing a fashion school--because not all programs do this! The downside to working for high-end brands early in your career What Barbara did before the interview for her first job to give herself an edge (it’s something you should definitely be doing, too!) How Barbara survived her first job in London, and the realities of starting your fashion career in a major city  The super creative way Barbara scored her next job as a fashion designer Her experience in a super creative role… and why she decided to leave it How she transitioned to working for a brand she really loves As a hiring manager, the top things she looks for when interviewing potential hires And more! EVOLVING SUCCESS From landing her first job in the fashion industry before she even finished fashion school, to working as a senior designer for a major supplier, UK fashion designer Barbara Houghton knows what it takes to get noticed by employers in the fashion industry. Over the course of her career, Barbara has gone from an assistant job she compares to The Devil Wears Prada to leading a division for one of the biggest suppliers of UK highstreet fashion.    Through creativity and an intelligent and intentional approach to the job market, Barbara has been able to consistently move forward in her career. She has managed to always land that next great opportunity as her goals and desires have evolved.   BREAKING IN     Barbara still recalls feeling lucky to have found a job in fashion starting right after graduation (and she tells us how she did it!).  Barbara didn’t have the advantage of her family paying for her education. So when she graduated from fashion school, she had to begin repaying her loans while surviving in London on a shoestring salary.    That first job was incredibly demanding, with long hours and little reward. But putting in her time and giving 100% to that entry level position was worth it--when she was ready to move on, she was told she was very employable, because she “had worked in one of the hardest places there is to work.”    MAKING OPPORTUNITIES COUNT Barbara happily moved on to bigger and better things, from creating collections start to finish for a highstreet boutique, to spotting trends for Miss Selfridge. She traveled the world as a freelance fashion designer for brands like New Look, Tesco, and Joy, before moving on to building and running a successful department for a major highstreet supplier.    Barbara’s hard work and creative moves have taken her far in her fashion career. With a little determination and Barbara’s smart approach to job success, you too can stand out, upgrade your fashion career, and score the opportunity you’ve been dreaming of!   Resources & People Mentioned Barbara’s Instagram University of Central Lancashire WGSN Enjoy the show? Help us out by: Rating us on iTunes – it really helps! Subscribing on iTunes Subscribing on YouTube Subscribing on Stitcher Subscribing on Google Play Subscribing on Spotify

  Barbara Ling, production designer for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, discusses how she was able to turn back time and recreate 1960's Hollywood. Barbara and Go Creative Show host, Ben Consoli, discuss how Quentin Tarantino kept the film's script a secret, how she restored Hollywood to the 1960's, not using green screen, sourcing vintage props from eBay, filming the real Playboy Mansion, the challenges of filming on Hollywood Boulevard, and much more. Subscribe Now! What you will learn in this episode How Barbara got involved in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood How Quentin Tarantino kept the film's script a secret Recreating Hollywood in the 1960s The lengthy process of shutting down parts of Hollywood Boulevard Why Quentin Tarantino did not want to use green screen or background plates for sets How they managed to block off highways to film Why it was so challenging to recreate a 1960s Taco Bell Why eBay was an amazing resource for creating the film Creating the Nazi Germany sets Barbara’s most challenging set in the film Barbara’s process creating sets that represent the characters Filming the real Playboy Mansion How to become a production designer What Barbara brings with her on every project And more! Show Links Once Upon a Time in Hollywood IMDb Once Upon a Time in Hollywood trailer The Go Creative Show is supported by: Premium Beat Rule Boston Camera Hedge Shutterstock Magnanimous Rentals PremiumBeat.com Song of the Week Lo Fi Dreams by Trending Music Subscribe + Follow Go Creative Show Twitter Facebook Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Podcasts iHeart Radio Follow Our Guest Barbara Ling’s IMDb Follow Ben Consoli BC Media Productions BenConsoli.com Twitter Instagram  Follow Matt Russell Gain Structure Sound Twitter

Do you ever wonder what it takes to become teacher of the year? According to today’s guest, Barbara Hua, it wasn’t about having amazing art skills or years of experience — she had little of both. Instead it was something she didn’t realize was noticed —  and her answer may surprise you. Barbara Hua, an art teacher from Conroe, Texas is a member in our Sparklers Club and is our featured Sparkler of the Month.  What we love about Barbara is her fresh approach to learning, staying curious and celebrating children’s creative expression. Her road to becoming an art teacher started with a decision to go to school in her forties. And she’s been paving the way ever since. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:  - How Barbara started her career as an art teacher - What Barbara considers are the biggest challenges faced as an art teacher - How to arrange a classroom with lessons for all children to be included - What you can do to handle the issue of politically sensitive books and art lessons - How to find art projects that both boys and girls will be engaged in creating LISTEN TO THE SHOW LINKS & RESOURCES Join the Sparklers Club waitlist HERE You can visit Patty through Deep Space Sparkle on Facebook and Instagram Patty Palmer At Home Instagram support@deepspacesparkle.com

http://barbarajwells.weebly.com 02:08 - How an ink pen & a leather briefcase inspired Barbara to know she was a writer. 07:10 - Barbara's writing in middle school and high school. 09:00 Meeting, and getting some advice from, Sam Cooke. http://www.abkco.com/index.php/artists/artist/16/Sam-Cooke 12:00 - A poem she wrote but was accused of plagiarizing. 26:28 - Barbara's writing in college. 30:30 - "Copycat Capers," three kids' plays that Barbara wrote. 37:43 - What Barbara is writing right now: "Rag Doll." 41:42 - Men and musicals. 49:05 - Stephen Schwartz http://stephenschwartz.com 55:07 - "Johnny, Don't Eat Your Sister." 1:00:47 - Barbara's modern dance involving pregnant women, dope dealers, miscarriage, etc. Follow us on Twitter or Facebook Intro Music: "Are You Famous, Yet?" - Laura Scruggs. Outro Music: "The Devil Is In The Beats" - The Chemical Brothers

Barbara Corcoran doesn’t look far past the family tree for inspiration. While many entrepreneurs seek seasoned businesspeople to learn from, Corcoran’s mentor was her mother, not because her mother managed a company—she didn’t—but because she managed a family. “She ran our little, tiny two-bedroom flat like a corporation,” Corcoran recalls. Everything was organized, and everything had a system. Her mother did a phenomenal job motivating each of the children, helping them do what they did best. “If she had been in business, she would’ve been a tycoon,” Corcoran says. “I wouldn’t have wanted to compete with her.” Common sense was one of her mother’s virtues, and it’s a trait that Corcoran says is vital in business. “I think you have to trust your natural instinct,” she says to aspiring entrepreneurs. Business is about street smarts. It’s not something you can learn in a classroom — you have to do it. That’s exactly what she has done. Corcoran’s resume includes several businesses and millions of dollars, and she’s now a “shark” investor on ABC’s popular Shark Tank TV series. She started young. “I had a flower-of-the-week club when I was in college that failed miserably,” she says. “It was good for a while and then it failed. How did I get that job? I just invented it.” She later founded two real estate companies, including the Corcoran Group, which she started with a $1,000 loan and ultimately sold for $66 million. Corcoran has channeled her experience into her role as an investor on Shark Tank, a reality TV competition that pits entrepreneurs against each other in a contest to pitch their ideas and get big funding. The show’s run includes six seasons, and she’s been along for the whole ride.   In this interview you will learn:   - Barbara's story on how she rose to success - The critical elements she believes it takes to become a successful entrepreneur - A super productivity hack to get the most of your day - Real estate investing tips - What it takes to get your idea funded - What Barbara looks for in an entrepreneur and the companies she invests in - & Much more   I Need Your Help!     If you haven’t already, I would love if you could be awesome and take a minute to leave a quick rating and review of the podcast on iTunes by clicking on the link below. It’s the most amazing way to help the show grow and reach more people!   Leave a review for the Foundr Podcast!