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Here's what we're covering in this episode: How Cara built a multiple 6-figure business while juggling her demanding 9-5 job and traveling to 1-2 new countries a month What Cara learnt from corporate that she's been able to apply to entrepreneurship The mindset and identify shifts Cara had to have to go from corporate to CEO Simple tips to start building your business, even if you're working a 9-5 job right now. Connect with Cara: Website Instagram Enjoy today's episode? I'd love it if you could... Post a screenshot on your IG Stories and tag @elise_hodge & @carabarone so we can repost you Leave a review on Apple Podcast Subscribe for new episodes every Monday  FREE COPYWRITING CLASS FOR ENTREPRENEURS: Are you sick of hustling 24/7 for the wrong clients who never pay you what you're worth?   I've created a FREE, on-demand training just for you on how to use my step-by-step Dream Client Attraction System to become the no. 1 choice for your dream clients with copywriting that converts, so you don't have to waste time working with the wrong clients.   Register now >>

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I’m so thrilled to bring Cara Carroll from Just Cara Carroll (The First Grade Parade) on this episode of The CEO® Teacher Podcast.    Cara Carroll is a former K-2 teacher for 15 years before she transitioned to her current role as an educational consultant and TpT author. She started her teaching career in kindergarten where she calls “Disneyland.” She spent the following two years teaching first grade where she fell in love with everything about it: the curriculum, the content, the creativity and most of all, the kids.    Cara is going to be sharing all about her journey of finding TpT, what life looked like trying to juggle all the hats with being a teacher in the classroom, and how she has transitioned to her new role as an educational consultant.  You will love Cara’s vulnerability and willingness to keep it real with what teachers struggle with.    In this episode, you will learn: What Cara’s life looked like while she was in the classroom The struggles she faced as a teacher How Cara got started on her TpT journey Her transition from full time teacher to educational consultant and TpT author Why it’s okay to try something new Links Mentioned Connect with Cara on Instagram HERE!   Just Cara Carroll   Download my 10 Step Guide to Selling Your Teaching Resources HERE! CEO Teacher® Resources: Check out my CEO Teacher® Amazon Books HERE! Join Our Communities: The CEO Teacher® Facebook Group Connect with Kayse on Instagram Enjoying the podcast? Tag me @kaysemorris on Instagram and tell me what you are listening to! Subscribe and Review I don’t want you to miss a thing! Be the first to know when a new episode is available by subscribing in iTunes HERE! If you would like to support The CEO Teacher® podcast, a review would mean so much. By leaving a review, you are helping fellow CEO Teachers find this podcast and start building a life they love. To leave a review in iTunes, click HERE and scroll down to Ratings and Reviews. Click “Write a Review” and share with me how this podcast is changing your business!

I’m thrilled to be featuring bestselling author, master life coach, and creator of The Champagne Diet blog Cara Alwill Leyba on this episode! Her passion and energy for helping others through overcoming their limiting beliefs, stepping into their personal power and creating their ultimate dream life is powerful and the work she does in the field self development; profound. Our conversation is PACKED with golden nuggets of wisdom to help you create a meaningful and impactful life, overcome your biggest obstacles and develop an unstoppable mindset. Cara Alwill Leyba is a bestselling personal development author, master life coach, and creator of The Champagne Diet blog. She has self-published eight bestselling books, including the worldwide sensation Girl Code, which have inspired women around the world to step into their power and fulfill their potential. Cara’s books have been translated into multiple languages like Russian, Chinese, Portuguese, Mongolian and Vietnamese. Her weekly podcast, Style Your Mind, has achieved over six million unique downloads as she continues the conversation started in Girl Code. Cara has been featured in Forbes,Glamour, Shape, Entrepreneur, Success, Cosmo, Marie Claire and many more publications. Her new book, Girl on Fire, has already become a #1 Amazon bestseller, beating out New York Times bestselling author Rachel Hollis, and proving that when you choose yourself, everything is possible. I’m elated to be featuring her and her powerful work and I also get to share her list of multi-media resources with you! I’ve included links below for you to check them out! Also, check out her amazing content – I’m an indulger MYSELF – to live a powerful and purpose driven life. EPISODE Takeaways: Starting you day on a successful note (00:25) The making of Cara Alwill Leyba and her journey (3:55) Turning your side hustle into a full time gig (9:50) Taking a big leap of faith and deciding to leave (12:20) Dealing with rejection (14:46) What Cara is celebrating now (17:04) The concept: everything happens for a reason (18:52) Creating your own opportunities (21:20) Walking away from a toxic intimate relationship (23:37) Turning pain into personal power (28:27) Cara’s daily habits or success and morning routine (32:16) Her failures and lessons learned (41:02) The hurdle of a toxic relationship Cara overcame (45:00) The power of vulnerability (51:30) Cara’s resource recommendations (53:27) How to overcome your limiting beliefs and fear (56:11) Cara’s life changing moment (57:36) The elements of a successful relationship (59:42) What Cara’s most excited about (1:04:18) What paradise means to her (1:04:47) REFERENCES Instagram.com/TheChampagneDiet TheChampagneDiet.com Style Your Mind * Mandy Ross Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mandyjross Thank you so much for tuning in. It’s a privilege to have you here and I’d be so grateful if you could share it, subscribe and take 2 minutes to leave me a 5-star review on your podcast player platform, to continue sharing the goodness of this with the world.  Let's connect on social media: @MandyJRoss and @PaveYourParadise X --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/paveyourparadise/message

A VERY special guest joins us this week...drumroll please…CARA is BACK! Cara hosted Talk Direction up until last year, but she is guest hosting this week! We talk about a whole bunch of silly, fun things including: -What Cara has been up to since leaving the show - astrology, meditation, sustainability, and more -How much she keeps up with the boys today -Which boy she still follows on twitter -What it feels like to step back from the 1D fandom -Who’s music she is most excited to hear This is a VERY giggly episode so get READY to awkwardly laugh in public!! Check out Talk Direction Down Low on patreon.com/talkdirection for EXTRA PODCAST CONTENT!! This week we discuss a HARRY STYLES COOKBOOK!!!! Get in touch with us! talkdirection.tumblr.com talkdirection@gmail.com twitter// @talk_direction instagram// @talkdirection FOLLOW CAITLIN: @caitlinirfoster on twitter & instagram FOLLOW LUCIA: @lucciaoh on twitter & instagram FOLLOW CARA: @cara_pond on twitter & @carapond & @shermamypond on instagram

I am so I love with today’s guest, Cara Alwill Leyba, author, entrepreneur and founder of The Champagne Diet, and I know you’ll love her too (if you don’t already) after listening to our conversation.   Born and raised in Brooklyn, Cara worked for several years in corporate at MTV, but felt stuck knowing she really wanted to be a writer. She founded her blog, The Champagne Diet, and eventually self-published her first book, Girl Code. Since then she’s published several other books and her newest book, Like She Owns the Place releases July 10 (see Resources to get your copy and buy one for a friend, too!).   Cara shares vulnerably and is super transparent about the unglamorous side of business. She does this in an effort to show other women what it really looks like when things fall apart and how we can shift our perspectives, find the good and remember who we were before things fell apart.   This is such an empowering, feel-good episode and I can’t wait for you to enjoy it…perhaps with a glass of champagne (not if you’re driving!). ;-)   --   Questions Asked in This Episode: Can you tell us a little bit about what you’re doing right now and what sparked that passion? How do you feel about resourcefulness and what’s a huge block around not having the skills, not knowing how etc.? What do you do around navigating relationships in terms of being vulnerable and open, but firm in your decisions and where you’re at? How do we not take things personal in relationships – especially when we’re putting our art out into the world? What do you do when you work with women and there’s a consistent worry about judgment and what others think? What’s something that’s come from leveling up and helped your growth? What does success look like for you right now and what does the next level look like? How do we stay in a state of success, but still desire and strive for other things? Who is your book for? Who are you now on the other side of publishing your book? And more!   In This Episode We Talk about: What Cara’s doing right now and what sparked that passion Why Cara found champagne to be a metaphor for life Finding celebration in everything The different levels of stepping into becoming an entrepreneur Handling rejection and defeat Being resourceful Why Cara asks the universe for resistance when thing seem too easy Navigating relationships Dealing with criticism of your message The importance of perspective and finding the good in all situations Cara’s “love letters” folder The non-glamorous side of publishing a book The difference phases of growth Why we need to practice trusting our gut Cara’s new book, Like She Owns the Place And so much more…   Quotes:   “Why can’t every day be a celebration?”   “When you have the support of who you are and when you can back yourself up through any experience is when you’re unstoppable.”   “You can’t expand if everything is happening for you in perfect alignment.”   “Shift the focus into the people who do celebrate and love you.”   “Your intuition is your north star. Your intuition will never fail you.”   “The more real we can be, the more relatable we’ll be.”   “Success is a state of being.”   “What’s for you will not pass you and if it passes you it wasn’t meant for you.”   On how to make yourself happy…“Make yourself feel something you’ve never felt before.”   --   Cara Alwill Leyba is the acclaimed author of Girl Code: Unlocking the Secrets of Success, Sanity, and Happiness for the Female Entrepreneur, which Inc. named one of the "top 9 inspiring books every female entrepreneur should read." She is also a Master Life Coach, a popular public speaker, the host of the “Style Your Mind” podcast, and the creator of the “Champagne Diet” blog, which has been featured in media such as Glamour and Marie Claire. She lives in the East Village neighborhood of Manhattan. You can find more at her Instagram (almost 100K followers), Facebook (16K followers), blog, The Champagne Diet, and wildly successful podcast, Style Your Mind (1.5 million unique downloads).   --   Resources:     Get Cara’s book at LikeSheOwnsThePlace.com or at a retailer of choice   IG: @thechampagnediet FB: facebook.com/thechampagnediet/ --  Checkout my website at loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

Cara Fleming is a school psychologist at the high school level, as well as a transition consultant. What’s a transition consultant? I’m glad you asked. Transition consultants help kids successfully make the leap from high school to college and/or the workforce. Cara was great to interview. We laughed a fair amount, looked at things in new ways, and discovered some interesting things along the way. Cara talks transitions, testing, and shares why she isn’t a geneticist. Her knowledge and enthusiasm really shine through. I’m sure you’ll enjoy the show. Cara can help with questions around transition from high school, and also performs independent testing for families looking into Special Education diagnosis in the New England area. She can be contacted at CaraFlemingTransitions@gmail.com. As usual, I can be found at ADHDessentials.com. Or email me at brendan@ADHDessentials.com. P.S. This was the first episode I recorded for the podcast. I’ve learned some things since then (mostly on the technical end - editing & recording stuff), but I’m pretty happy with it.   SHOW NOTES: 2:27    The child HAS to be involved in the transition process 3:31     Kids need to have something they can succeed at 5:49     Disability Awareness 7:18     Disability documentation and the transition to college 8:08     Some colleges specialize in students with disabilities 10:13   Self-Advocacy and College 11:46   ADHD Supports in College 14:06   504 vs. IEP 16:42   Why Special Ed Teachers want to be useless 18:31   But, what if my kid isn’t going to college!?! 19:01   Licenses and 504s 19:56   How to ask for accommodations in the real world 22:28   Know your disability 23:15   “How can I do a better job for you?” 23:38   Sparkle! Sparkle! Sparkle!… Documentation 25:55   Empathy for testers and school staff 27:47   Credentials to look for in outside evaluators 29:05   The Historical Perspective 30:04   ADHD leaves a footprint in cognitive testing 31:55   Transition Plans for the Post-High School World 32:45   A Three-Legged Stool on a Really Nice Rug 32:59   The Academic Leg (which Cara turns into a prong) 33:12   Performance based tasks of attention 33:35   Cara changes the stool by adding a fourth leg/prong 34:32   Cara recaps the leg/prongs 34:48   The rug is for transition planning 35:35   ONET 38:14   You have to know what’s bad about the job you want 38:55   Cara talks about transitioning from a Geneticist to a poet (to a school psychologist) 40:37   What Cara loves about her job! (Besides the kids) 41:16   Why helping kids understand who they are matters 42:31   Self knowledge shifts the locus of control to the individual 43:43   Cara’s daughter turning 15 gave her a new empathy for parents 45:06   Ending Essentials