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Calling all business owners! Put up your hand if you would describe yourself as “not just a numbers person.” My guest today, Danielle Hayden, is a professional bookkeeper and the founder of Kickstart Accounting. And in this episode, we are speaking directly to those who are self-described as “not a numbers person.”   And don't worry — we're not getting into the nuances of bookkeeping. We're addressing what you need to know as a business owner with respect to your numbers to sustain, grow, and uplevel your business so that you can have the impact that you want to have in the world.   Even if you're not a numbers person, you still need to look at the data and metrics and understand where they all are. Learning how to outsource the management of these outsources with a bookkeeper is a critical skill.   My challenge for all of you today is to put away that mindset of, “I am not a numbers person,” and instead, step into this conversation from a blank slate perspective. This episode is fun, highly informative, and I cannot wait for you to all hear Danielle Hayden's insights!   Key Takeaways: [1:05] About today's episode with Danielle Hayden! [2:30] Welcoming Danielle to the podcast! [3:56] Danielle shares her background and why she thinks everyone should become a numbers person! [6:18] What is data important? In accounting, what are the key things that we should be looking for as they relate to our business? Where does Danielle recommend getting started with measuring metrics? [11:35] Why it is your responsibility as a business owner to understand your numbers. [15:01] What you need to know when you're hiring a bookkeeper. [18:57] What Danielle looks for when she's hiring on her team. [19:47] Why bookkeeping is the foundation of your business. [21:00] What to ask a bookkeeper when you're interviewing to hire. [24:18] How important is it for the bookkeeper that you hire to have experience in your particular industry? [26:20] What does Danielle wish her clients knew about hiring their first bookkeeper? What makes the difference between a good client vs. a bad client? [30:30] Should bookkeepers come into your physical space or can it all be done virtually? [32:35] Danielle's key performance indicators! [38:00] Where to learn more about the work that Danielle is doing in the world! [39:00] Summarizing the key takeaways from today's episode. [40:15] About the upcoming Impact LIVEs event!   Mentioned in This Episode: Kickstart Accounting Impact LIVEs 2021   More About Danielle Hayden Danielle Hayden is a reformed corporate CFO who is on a mission to help rule-breaking female entrepreneurs understand their numbers so they can gain the confidence needed to create sustainable profits.   After spending 10-plus years in the boardroom as a corporate finance officer, Danielle is now in her sweet spot as the co-owner of Kickstart Accounting, Inc. where she helps business owners with bookkeeping, financial analysis, and education, and as the author of the Profit Planner book series.   When Danielle isn't knee-deep in numbers, you can find her hanging with her two kids or competing in the nearest Spartan race.   Connect with my Guest: Websites: ProfitPlannerBookkeeping.com & KickstartAccountingInc.comSocial Media: Facebook & Instagram   If you enjoyed our conversation and would like to hear more: Please subscribe to The Entrepology Podcast on Stitcher or iTunes. We would also appreciate a review!   Come Join Your Community on The Entrepology Collective Facebook Page! They say that you're the product of the five people with whom you spend the most time. Imagine you could spend time with hundreds of fellow entrepreneurs and go-getters looking to up-level their business, body, and mindset! Come hang out with us on Facebook and let us collectively inspire and support you towards your vision of contribution, your commitment towards better health, and your journey of mindset mastery. We're in this together! Come join us today!   CALL TO ACTION You don't have to be a numbers person to grow your business but you do have to look at those numbers.   What did you learn in this episode while listening with an open mind? Let us know over on my Instagram @DrMeghanWalker, or, our free Facebook group, The Entrepology Collective!  

Danielle Green, passionate activist, educator, social media sensation and Radically Curly Salon owner, joins us on this episode to share how she turned her passion of textured hair into her life purpose. Danielle grew up in the beauty industry as an apprentice to her mother, and has now been in her Sola studio in Las Vegas for eleven years. She and her team specialize in and celebrate curly hair, with the mission to empower clients with all hair types and textures to feel confident wearing their crown. Danielle is a strong advocate for the Crown Act, created to outlaw discrimination based on hair style and texture in workplaces and public schools. She has also started her own petition to create a curriculum for curly and textured hair in all cosmetology schools. Join us to talk about the beauty and meaning of textured hair, why and how to become an advocate for change and how to empower future generations to embrace the natural fabric of their hair. In This Episode [0:33] – Danielle Green introduces herself and why she is passionate about textured and curly hair. [0:49] – Jennie and Danielle explain what the CROWN Act prohibits. [1:16] – Danielle shares some background information. [4:00] – Danielle shares her story of being in the beauty industry. [5:54] – A crisis can lead to growth and new opportunities. [7:09] – How Radically Curly grew as a brand. [9:20] – Where the name Radically Curly comes from. [10:54] – Radically Curly operates together as a team. [12:36] – Radically Curly's multicultural element. [14:16] – Danielle's struggle with her curly hair in the past. [17:15] – Various ethnicities are affected by curly hair bias. [19:35] – Standards of beauty are arbitrary and change throughout history. [21:20] – The CROWN Act protects people like Danielle. [23:56] – The CROWN Act has been passed in Nevada and sixteen other states as well. [26:32] – We are headed in the right direction, but there is still work to be done. [29:13] – What Danielle did in Nevada to use her voice and make a difference. [32:22] – Danielle has created a cosmetology petition to raise awareness. [34:54] – Why all hairdressers should be taught about naturally curly hair in cosmetology school. [36:24] – Mothers sometimes come into salons with daughters with very different hair types than theirs. [38:57] – Internal and external problems are caused by shame. [41:50] – Kenya Kirk and her program, Mommy and Me. [44:04] – Danielle's contact info. Links and Resources Sola Salon Studios' Instagram Page Sola Salons Studios – Website The CROWN Act - Website Radically Curly Salon - Website Radically Curly - Instagram Page Radically Curly - Twitter Page Radically Curly - Facebook Page Cosmetology Petition Faces of Sola Series: Kenya Kirk BeautyHive - Website The Sola Sessions Reconnected – Buy On-Demand Ticket

As podcasts are rising in popularity, podcasting has become one of the best methods of media and content creation for coaches of any kind, especially in 2021. Though, most coaches aren’t naturals when it comes to creating a podcast … so, how do you get started?Today I’m chatting with Danielle Napolio Cox, an Intuitive Goals and Accountability Coach, Host of the Your Excellent You Podcast, and Creator of the Success in Six framework. Danielle helps ambitious women entrepreneurs take targeted actions that get results so they can work less and live more.Listen in as we discuss her experience working with a podcast coach, how to overcome fear and hesitation in pursuing your goals, and why you could benefit from hiring a coach to help you build and grow a successful podcast. What you’ll learn in this episode:· What inspired Danielle to become an entrepreneur, a coach, and a podcaster.· The power of vulnerability and intimacy in podcasting.· What Danielle loves the most about podcasts.· The benefits of hiring a podcasting coach.· Potential challenges of starting a podcast.· How to overcome your limiting thoughts. “I know that if I want to do something quickly, with less work and with less headache and less emotional struggle, then a coach is the way to get things done.” - Danielle Napolio CoxGreat coaches have coaches! When growing a brand, starting a business, or trying something new, it’s vital to enlist the help of people whose strengths compliment your own. Podcast coaches hold space for you to evolve and give you the much-needed recognition you deserve. About Danielle Napolio Cox:Danielle Napolio Cox is a Goals + Accountability Coach, host of the Your Excellent You podcast, and the creator of the Success in Six framework. She helps ambitious women entrepreneurs take targeted actions that get results so they can work less and live more.Connect with Danielle Napolio Cox:Visit her website: www.daniellenapoliocox.com Follow her on Instagram: www.instagram.com/danielle_napolio_cox Listen to her podcast, Your Excellent You, on all major streaming platforms or here: www.yourexcellentyou.com Resources Mentioned:Join Danielle’s Goals and Planning Challenge: www.yourexcellentyou.com/challenge

What We Covered:01:01– Introducing today’s guest, Danielle Zarcaro, who shares her entrepreneurial origin story, the importance of accountability and their stance on napping 09:04 – Danielle shares her experience of personal growth and self-discovery as an entrepreneur 11:19 – Advice Danielle would give to aspiring queer entrepreneurs 15:20 – Danielle provides her thoughts on the value of being a queer entrepreneur and working and collaborating with other queer businesses 16:49 – What it means for Danielle to be a leader in the web development industry 18:49 – Danielle and Michelle speak about their shared experience as queer entrepreneurs and why it’s important that they are well represented 23:43 – What Danielle would tell to those considering entrepreneurship but are slightly intimidated Tweetable Quotes:“It just feels so freeing to be able to make my own decisions about how I live my life and to be able to provide that to other people.” (03:21) (Danielle)“I think it’s really cool that it [entrepreneurship] can become this vehicle to explore yourself and dictate direction and make decisions.” (10:02) (Danielle)“If you’re your own boss, you sort of get to explore yourself in a way that is authentic to you.” (13:25) (Danielle)“It’s just empowering to be able to say, ‘Here’s what I am and here’s what I’m doing. You can like it or not but you don’t have to work with me if you don’t want to.’” (14:25) (Danielle)“I didn’t go into business because I’m queer and didn’t feel like I had an outlet. But how awesome would it be if I get to have relationships with a bunch of queer businesses? That would be so cool. And it’s not something you can control if you don’t run your own business.” (15:42) (Danielle)“I’m not necessarily shy. I don’t call myself shy. I’m introverted. I absorb. I observe and I take in all the data of what’s happening around me, and then I contribute when I want to contribute.” (17:30) (Danielle) Links Mentioned:Danielle’s LinkedInDanielle’s InstagramPaperback Web Development FacebookPaperback Web Development WebsiteMichelle’s Website 

This week I'm super excited to share another client interview with Friends With Benefits member, Danielle Scheid.  In this episode, Danielle shares her experience within the program a lifelong dieter who struggled with labeling foods "bad" and chronic yo-yo dieting.  After decades of traveling down dead-end roads that left her more frustrated than before, she joined the Friends With Benefits group to not only lose the weight but to learn how to drop the food obsession and eat like a "naturally thin person."  Topics discussed:  ▪️What it's like to go from an "all-or-nothing" mindset to someone who effortlessly keeps treats in the home without feeling out of control.  ▪️Danielle shares some of her biggest challenges within the program and how it helped her in other areas of her life.  ▪️After years of wasting money on unsuccessful weight loss attempts, most people will be skeptical of a psychology-based program like FWB.  ▪️Danielle opens up about why she had the courage to join and how focusing on her relationship with food instead of scale weight was the change she didn't know she needed.  ▪️At what point in the program the habits began to *click* for her and physical changes became more apparent.  ▪️What Danielle wishes she had known at the beginning of the program and her best piece of advice for those who are afraid to stop calorie counting and practice mindful eating.  Please give this week's episode a listen!  Danielle was an excellent guest who provided a ton of valuable insights that you can benefit from.  For other topics, like motivation, binge eating, procrastination, and self-sabotage, check out previous episodes. 

Danielle Black Lyons is a surfer, artist, mother and co-founder of Textured Waves, a collective aimed at promoting diversity in surfing. Danielle lives in California with her husband and son and surfs daily. Danielle co-founded Textured Waves with several other women in response to a representation issue in surfing. The goal of Textured Waves is to elevate the culture and sport of women's surfing towards women of color and underrepresented demographics through representation, community, and sisterly camaraderie. This episode covers the following topics:What Danielle’s mornings look likeGrowing up in the water and her family’s connection to the waterHow she started surfing and her progression learning to surfNavigating white spacesMotherhood, navigating postpartum depression,  and raising her sonThe inspiration to create Textured WavesDiversity in surfingThe water as a healing spaceLiving in London and being away from the waterFuture goals for Textured Waves____EPISODE LINKSDanielle's InstagramDanielle's ArtworkTextured Waves InstagramTextured Waves WebsiteSea Us Now Film Premiere____SPONSORSPlatinum PTThis podcast is sponsored by Platinum PT. Platinum Physical Therapy is a private practice sports medicine clinic whose mission is to provide evidence-based physical therapy care to help people live their healthiest lives possible. They have clinics located in Ashland, Hopkinton, and Milford Massachusetts, just outside of Boston. The physical therapists at Platinum PT work with their patients one on one at every treatment in order to provide consistent care from day one until discharge. They are runners themselves and understand the demands that endurance athletes experience in training at the recreational and elite levels. In addition to traditional physical therapy through insurance, they offer cash pay services including use of the Alter-G anti-gravity treadmill, strength & conditioning programming, running gait analysis, dry needling, and telehealth appointments for those far away. For more information, please visit their website at platinumptma.comPlatinum PT’s Facebook____For more information and additional content visit runningonom.comEpisode Artwork by Ashleigh Yob

Welcome to Calm After The Storm, this is your host Amy Syed. I am Founder and CEO of FindyourHCP, 15minuteaday.ca and an activist. I am a survivor of domestic violence, terminal cancer and Grief. Thanks for joining us on this journey through other’s declarations. In this episode of Calm After The Storm: Survivorship and Other Stories with Amy Syed, we speak with Danielle Lewis, owner and lead designer behind Danielle Lewis Designs. Tune in as we tackle topics like:1:35 - What Danielle is up to today2:34 - Growing up as an old soul8:12 - Finding her husband11:14 - Navigating infertility at a younger age15:00 - Experiencing her miscarriage18:26 - Using her intuition and finding a different outlook20:55 - Advocating her fertility plan23:32 - A growing family25:31 - Reflecting on her journey28:36 - Discussing infertility misconceptions 31:32 - Danielle’s dedicationSupport the show (https://www.amysyed.ca/calmafterthestormpodcast)

Are you struggling with the concept of creativity in your business pursuits? There’s a reason that Creativity is our final section of the Summer Strategy Sessions: You need to understand how to care for yourself and cultivate courage if you want to make room for creativity in your life. In today’s episode, we talk with my longtime friend, yoga teacher, and sometimes lifeline, Danielle Rush. Danielle is also an ACE Certified Personal Trainer, Fitness Nutrition Specialist, and Life & Accountability Coach, to name a few more areas of expertise.  How does she do it? Danielle identifies as a “multi-potentialite.” She has learned that being a generalist instead of a specialist doesn’t have to be the stumbling block that our society wants to make it. Like Danielle, I have several talents and interests that I could pull from to create a business. I have struggled over the years with how to bring all of my Big Ideas together into a cohesive whole. Can you relate? Danielle has a bit of advice for us: “It’s not always about the outcome. It’s about the creative process.” When we create space for creativity in our lives, we find the solutions we need to find meaning and success.  How do we create that space? By taking care of ourselves. By slowing down that hustle. By allowing ourselves time to just play and enjoy life.  But doing all of that takes a little bit of courage, too. We have to learn to trust ourselves and trust in the process, even when we can’t see the outcome. When Danielle created space for her creativity to flow, she found direction for her varied interests. Her creative vision can be summed up into one objective: “Supporting happy, healthy humans.” From there, all of her ideas find focus. Learn how she got to this point and what you can learn from her journey in today’s episode. In episode 33 of Small Stage, Big Impact we discuss: [9:49] What a multi-potentialite is, and what that looks like from a business standpoint. [15:40] What Danielle’s 6 M’s are for living a happy, healthy life. [20:45] Why it is important to make space for play and self-care to sustain a creative life. [22:45] How to see your children as motivation to be courageous in your creativity. [23:46] How to use block scheduling to make time for everything you want to accomplish. [29:43] Why it is important to avoid killing the things you love to do by forcing them to feed your family. [34:44] The logistics behind Danielle’s creative vision and how she branded herself. [40:30] Why it is important to create space for the creativity you need to find solutions in your business. Resources mentioned by Danielle and Renia in the episode: Check out Danielle’s websites for services and online classes, www.redlifeyoga.com and www.redartliving.com Learn more about what it is to be a “multi-potentialite” from Emilie Wapnick’s TEDtalk, “Why some of us don’t have one true calling.” Purchase David Epstein’s book, Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World

There’s nothing more valuable than learning from people who’ve already achieved what you want to achieve. But learning doesn’t build a profitable business that sets you free—execution does.  In this episode, serial entrepreneur Danielle Mulvey stops by. She shows you how to build a profitable business from scratch, even if you’re bleeding money right now. Danielle has been an entrepreneur for over 20 years and runs multiple businesses which generate over $30 million in revenue every year.  Want her tips on how you can build wealth in today’s world? Listen now! Show highlights include: How to run multiple million-dollar companies in 10 hours per week. (4:55) Why a bankrupt client can bring you more money than a big corporation. (6:27) How to travel the world with your family while your business runs itself. (9:21) What Danielle learned from buying fast food with quarters after making 250k a year. (10:26) How “Profit First” makes your business profitable without ever reading a balance sheet. (12:32) The easy way to become profitable (without changing your offers or prices). (15:34) Why being profitable is not about finances, but about your mindset. (21:18) Remember to download Grandma’s Top Tips for an Independent Financial Future by dropping into https://grandmaswealthwisdom.com/free/. It's time for YOU to break through to a smart, stable, financial future. If you’d like to see how Grandma’s timeless wealth strategies can work in your life, schedule your free 15-minute coffee chat with us by visiting www.grandmaswealthwisdom.com/call...just like Grandma would want us to do.  An entrepreneur for over 20 years, Danielle shares her real-life experiences - including real-time across her multiple businesses she runs with her husband with annual gross revenues over $30-million. She has been there, done that and continues to do it day-in and day-out. She's the co-host of the Profit Nation podcast along with former guest of the Grandma's Wealth Wisdom Podcast Mike Michalowicz.

In this episode, we discuss:What Danielle’s most memorable travel experience has been (1:16)Danielle’s experience traveling with Acanela (2:20)Danielle’s advice for anyone traveling to Kilimanjaro (6:26)Danielle’s next adventure (10:40)Podcast made in partnership with Acanela ExpeditionsTheme Song - I’ll Just Be Me by Gravity Castle

“The mechanism for everything we want is devotion.” Why you shouldn’t “play it cool” (2:47) How Danielle transitioned her faith from organized religion to her life’s purpose (6:05) Where the desire map idea came from and why it’s so important  (10:04) How to connect to your divine feminine and those core feelings (15:50) How to let go of betrayal and heal (18:40) How to navigate the vulnerability of owning your work and your voice (22:25) The truth about self-love and when it’s powerful (26:50) What Danielle is learning about dating right now (36:58) How to resist the urge to dim your light while dating (40:47) Links mentioned in this episode: The Fire Starter Sessions The Desire Map White Hot Truth Marianne Williamson Follow Danielle: Website Instagram Facebook Podcast

Are you willing to give up coffee? Chocolate? Rum? Many of us have come to think of these products as necessities and would have a very hard time giving them up. And yet, we know that the current methods of shipping those items contribute to the carbon emissions causing climate change. So, is there a way to transport the products we’ve come to love in a way that’s sustainable, financially viable AND emission-free?   Danielle Doggett is the Executive Director of SAILCARGO, a carbon-neutral shipping company in the process of building the world’s largest emission-free cargo ship, Ceiba. The team uses high-quality wood and old-world shipbuilding techniques with the goal of transporting artisanal products from Central America to the US and Canada. In this episode, Danielle joins Alexsandra and Ross to discuss how Ceiba will be powered by wind energy and explain how it compares to traditional ships in terms of capacity, delivery speed and shipping costs.   Danielle shares the problems with the current shipping industry, including air and bioacoustics pollution, oil spills, deforestation, dangerous shipbreaking practices, and illegal dumping. Listen in for Danielle’s insight around using technology options to improve the shipping industry and learn how you can support the creation of a sustainable supply chain by owning shares in SAILCARGO!   Key Takeaways   [1:01] What Danielle’s team is building at SAILCARGO World’s largest emission-free ships Move artisanal products from Central America to US/Canada   [1:53] Danielle’s vision for SAILCARGO Provide final broken link in otherwise sustainable supply chain Bring products to world (financially + environmentally viable)   [3:20] How Ceiba will be powered Traditional sails use wind energy Backup green electric engine stores excess power in battery High-tech propellers adjust drag based on wind conditions   [5:04] How Ceiba’s size compares to other ships Clipper ships almost twice size of Ceiba Largest ships carry 22K containers, Ceiba carries up to 10   [7:27] The international team at SAILCARGO 50% of workforce from Latin America Crew from 25 nations (e.g.: Madagascar, Australia, Denmark, etc.)   [8:29] The SAILCARGO business model People invest to own shares of company 36% of estimated $4.2M secured to date   [9:59] Danielle’s path to founding SAILCARGO Learn to sail on St. Lawrence 2 (nonprofit youth training camp) Work for Fairtransport, saw ways to improve process   [12:17] Danielle’s commitment to high-quality wood Source most locally in Costa Rica where timber protected Went to Haida Gwaii for best mast materials    [13:54] What’s wrong with the current shipping industry Ships born in iron ore mines of Brazil (deforestation + mining) Bioacoustics pollution disrupts marine mammal communication Carry invasive species and cause air pollution Oil spills result of accidents at sea End of life in Bangladesh, dangerous shipbreaking work   [16:55] The problems associated with a lack of governance No regulations around fuel use or pollution Most ships run on dirty diesel fuel   [19:50] Danielle’s rebuttal to the premise of The Locavore’s Dilemma 15 of largest ships generate more pollutants than ALL cars Powered by least refined fuel, illegal dumping and burning   [28:58] How Danielle thinks about the future of shipping Tech race with multiple options (electric, solar or wind power) Change to cleaner fuel expensive but most attainable   [30:33] How the cost of shipping on Ceiba compares to other ships Traditional ships range from 1¢/ton/mile to $1.60/ton/mile Ceiba costs 20¢/ton/mile   [31:27] How Ceiba’s delivery times compare to traditional ships Slower average speed (12 knots vs. 20 knots) Make up time in ports by using own rigging to unload   [33:41] Ross and Alexsandra’s unsolicited business advice Media arm to tell story of Ceiba Luxury cruises (silent ships for whale watching)   Connect with Alexsandra & Ross   Nori Nori on Facebook  Nori on Twitter Nori on Medium Nori on YouTube Nori on GitHub Nori Newsletter Email hello@nori.com Nori White Paper Subscribe on iTunes Carbon Removal Newsroom   Resources   SAILCARGO SAILCARGO on Facebook SAILCARGO on Instagram SAILCARGO on YouTube SAILCARGO on Twitter Blacksheep on RCC EP076 Fairtransport Lynx Guimond Haida Nation North Pacific Timber Corporation International Maritime Organization COP23 Climate Summit SAILCARGO’s COP23 Presentation Shipbreaking in Bangladesh The Locavore’s Dilemma: In Praise of the 10,000-Mile Diet by Pierre Desrochers and Hiroko Shimizu

Being a product based business owner takes a lot of creativity on all fronts- in your designs, in operations, your marketing and how your reach people and tell your story. Now there are so many different platforms and technologies it can be hard to know where to start or which platform to choose. On today’s Proof to Product episode with Dani Nagel, the founder of Dazey LA, we sit down to talk about the importance of finding platforms that work best for your creativity and that start your kind of conversation.  Dani founded Dazey LA as a fashion brand focused on empowering women through conversation and community. She intentionally built a business that supports her personal values. Each design is hand drawn by Dani and then manufactured to order in Los Angeles, California.  On today's episode, Dani and I talk about how her corporate and startup experience shaped her business perspective. We discuss sustainability, community building, and how Dani built Dazey LA from the ground up. Dani talks about how transparency and showing behind the scenes processes of her marketing and product development has helped her business. And we dive into Dazey LA's ambassador program, which tools they use, how they structure it, and how it has helped them build the retail side of their business.    ON TODAY’S EPISODE:  The spirit and inspiration behind Dazey  LA How Dani uses her clothing designs to start a conversation Making the switch from corporate life to full-time freelance  What Danielle learned working for a start-up company How Dazey grew out of Dani’s studio apartment  Using Instagram to tell the real Dazey LA story  Coping with copy-cats and look-alikes  Dazey’s daily marketing tactics Why Danielle decided to start an ambassador program  How the ambassador program took off  The size of the Dazey  team today   Dazey’s make to order model and zero-waste goals Advice for new product designers and what’s up next for Dani & Dazey  KEY TAKE-AWAYS:   “Every step of the way with Dazey, I've just been very intentional about aligning my messaging and my values along with my brand and my aesthetic. And somehow it worked out.” - Danielle Nagel “I really try to design things that I want to wear, and I want to promote. I just follow what feels right to me. I try to stay true to myself in everything that I do.”  - Danielle Nagel   “So through Instagram Story I just started to transparently share the highs and lows of running a business, the fun behind the scenes, and all the nitty gritty I remember wishing I could see when I was working for these corporate companies.” - Danielle Nagel   “When we're just starting out, we want to look bigger than we are because we want to be taken seriously, and we want people to purchase our products. But then it gets to a point to where maybe we want people to know we're small and nimble.”  - Katie Hunt   “At the end of the day, I feel like my art stands on its own, and my messaging and branding is really strong. I know that the sharing transparently has been what has helped my business grow.” - Danielle Nagel   “At my corporate job I was always trying to push the rules, always getting in trouble. So it's really fun having control of my own brand and be able to say, "Screw it, I'm going to share everything. I'm going to share designs before they're released. I'm going to share how I made them."  - Danielle Nagel   “When I started Proof to Product, I felt like if we all get together and share what we know all of us will thrive. All of us will grow stronger together. And now, we've got this great amazing community.” - Katie Hunt   “We use our platform as a space to create conversation, and we really want that to be a back and forth conversation. We design along with our audiences. I ask their opinions.” - Danielle Nagel   “I'm okay with sacrificing crazy profit margins to be able to have a company that aligns with my values, and create something our community really cares about, that’s a great conversation starter.” - Danielle Nagel   “I'm always chasing what's next and what's new. So whenever I get to refresh the brand it's so exciting for me.”   - Danielle Nagel LINKS Website: http://www.dazeyla.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dazeyla Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dazey_la/ https://www.refersion.com/   SUBSCRIBE To subscribe on iOS, go to the iTunes page and subscribe to Proof to Product. On Android, you can listen using your favorite podcast app.  WRITE A REVIEW Writing a review on iTunes will help other product based business owners find Proof to Product as they are working to up level, scale, and build profitable and sustainable companies. FOLLOW PROOF TO PRODUCT Follow Proof to Product on Instagram for the latest updates. JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST If you'd like to receive more information about our upcoming episodes of Proof to Product including show notes and information about our guests, head over to www.prooftoproduct.com and sign up for our email list.   SHARE Be sure to share Proof to Product with all of the product based business owners that you know!    ABOUT PROOF TO PRODUCT: Proof to Product is hosted by Katie Hunt. Since 2011, Proof to Product has worked with thousands of product based businesses to help them up level, scale, and build profitable sustainable companies. You can find our show notes and additional resources at ProofToProduct.com. If you like what you heard today, please head over to Apple Podcast to leave a five star review and subscribe. Thanks so much for listening. We'll be back next week with a new episode!

One of my favorite women in the world is back on the show today for her third episode. She is the queen of self-help, spirituality, and wisdom. So I got really excited when I saw that her newest book is an uncensored truth-telling about that world — what most people won’t admit to. Danielle LaPorte is one of the few people who can take on the myths surrounding the world of self-development and expose the truth . . . while still inspiring you to keep going in your own path. And that’s just one reason why I love her. One reason why I think Danielle’s message is so needed is because it’s easy to get lost in the “doing” of self-development and spirituality and forget the “being” part. What Danielle taught me is that all wisdom is paradoxical — there’s truth in both sides of it. If we’re willing to get curious, explore, and trust our gut, we find truth. If we go on auto-pilot and focus only on “doing” things we think should make us better, we will get lost, burnt out, and stuck. Get ready for a breath of fresh air and some powerful truth-telling in Episode 481. In This Episode, You Will Learn:Why sometimes less is more when it comes to spiritual support (4:52)The simple key to self-help (9:16)Why it’s okay to change our beliefs often (18:15)How to forgive people when things are a mess (21:27)The keys to getting past judging people (25:05)Plus much more… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In This Episode:Today’s chat is with Danielle Mitchell of Montessori Mom. We’re chatting about Maria Montessori and how her writing has influenced Danielle’s parenting and home life with little ones.What Danielle is Loving:Ice Cream & Discovering Lady GagaDanielle’s Mom Hack:Meal Prep/Freezer MealsCleaning Supplies in Each BathroomLinks:Montessori Mom Spontaneous Activity and Education by Maria MontessoriMontessori From the Start by Paula LillardDiapers and Disciples Patreon Page See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Would you like to know if there's something that you may be doing that is sabotaging you getting good financial advice from your accountant or bookkeeper?  Dr. Sabrina and Mike have a conversation with Danielle Hayden and Lindsay Derby, the owners of Kickstart Accounting, Inc. Danielle and Lindsay are all about accounting for growing a business that fits your needs. In this interview, they take a look at the ways we relate to money, and how fears that come up around money interfere with us making good decisions in our businesses. They discuss what we really need to know about how to be a good client for our accountants and bookkeepers. They also talk about business partnerships and the ingredients for good business partnerships. Listen in to find out more! Danielle Hayden has a master's degree in accounting and financial management and she's a licensed CPA in the state of Ohio. Danielle found, at the beginning of her career, that as well as crunching numbers, she also had a passion for helping creative entrepreneurs understand their finances so that they can grow their businesses. In her free time, Danielle enjoys the outdoors with her kids and checking out local wineries and breweries. Lindsay Darby graduated from Cleveland State University with an accounting degree. While completing hundreds of audits she discovered that she most enjoyed working with the owners and management teams to develop financial and reporting plans, enabling them to achieve both their short and long-term goals. When Lindsay is not working, she enjoys traveling and checking out museums from around the country.    Show Highlights: What made Danielle and Lindsay decide to go into business together. What it's been like for Danielle and Lindsay to navigate their business partnership together, for the last five years. Many business owners get paralyzed by planning. Business partnerships seem to either go well or they can go sideways quickly. Learning to know what you're good at and staying in your lane is a key to a successful business partnership. Good processes are important for a successful business partnership. Danielle and Lindsay discuss the core values that each of them possesses separately, that assists their partnership as a whole. The values that Danielle and Lindsay share. How they reassure entrepreneurs. How our childhood creates a mindset around money. Practicing preventative bookkeeping and accounting can help business owners change their mindset around money. You have to understand how your business is doing throughout the year, or at a minimum on a quarterly basis. The key to being successful is in taking small steps forward. Danielle and Lindsay establish a long-term relationship with their clients, to be there with them as they grow their businesses. What Danielle and Lindsay have learned about themselves as entrepreneurs as they take their clients through their processes. Developing an appreciation for what their clients are experiencing, as they go through the process. Danielle and Lindsay talk about the financial goal-setting worksheet that they share with their clients as a tool. Small business owners need to know how much it costs for them to stay afloat every month. The importance of reviewing your goals regularly. Putting the human touch into accounting. Building trust through consistency. What makes a client get fired. What makes a business owner show up as a great client for a bookkeeper or accountant. Links: Profit by Design Podcast: www.profitbydesignpodcast.com  Profit by Design Facebook group Email: sabrinaandmike@profitbydesignpodast.com www.howtohirethebest.com is Dr. Sabrina’s free masterclass  Access Danielle and Lindsay’s Goal Setting Worksheet at www.kickstartaccountinginc.com To get in touch with Danielle and Lindsay go to www.kickstartaccountinginc.com  They are also on all social media platforms: Social Media: Instagram - @kickstartaccounting  Twitter - @kickstartacct Facebook - @kickstartaccountinginc    Would you like to join a community of entrepreneurs setting our businesses up to support our lives, and not the other way around? Check our Breakthroughs on The Bayou 4 Week Vacation™ Legacy Retreat at www.4WeekVacation.com  If you're interested in being a part of the retreat, all the information is available at  www.4weekvacation.com. Apply soon, as space is limited, and you may qualify for Super Early Bird Savings that is not listed on the website! Get Dr. Sabrina's free 4 Week Vacation™ Jump Start Guide: www.4weekvacation.com 

When it comes to trade shows, there are SO many questions. How much is this going to cost? How does this all work? How do I make sure it’ll be a success? Am I ready? In my interview with Danielle Licata and Kelly Helfman, we talk about these exact questions and more. Danielle and Kelly are brand directors for the Magic Trade Show in Vegas, the Coterie Trade Show in New York, and so many other specialty shows for specific categories. Magic and Coterie are some of the largest fashion trade show events in North America, and these ladies know their STUFF! They’re so knowledgeable and so generous with sharing it here on the podcast--you’re going to love it. We go through what these trade shows are doing to support new and emerging designers (like you!), how to decide if you’re ready, the details of the exact numbers of how much things are going to cost, and they’ve really set you up for success. We talk about how to prepare before, during, and after your trade show experience. I’m so excited about this episode--I know you’re going to love it! In the interview (which you'll love) we will cover: DTC vs retail What brands are doing to break in, get started, and stand out at trade shows (and how to know you’re ready) Ways to connect with buyers to make sure you show up at the show in the right orders Step-by-step advice to figure out if this is the right path for you What kinds of brands Kelly and Danielle see coming to their trade shows, and what they’ve seen brands do to have a successful launch the first time around The timeline to be expected The foundation brands start with when jumping into a trade show How seriously buyers take your Instagram following (!), and how clear you need to be on your brand story How much of a foundation to build before getting results at a wholesale trade show How much money to set aside to do trade shows! What Danielle and Kelly think the future of trade shows will look like--they’re changing! What collateral you need to go in prepared as a brand The key to your success at a trade show: knowing who you are as a brand, and knowing where you should be positioned How brands kickoff the successful trade show experience Opportunities for startup and emerging designers What Kelly and Danielle wish people would ask them about working in the fashion industry And so much more! DANIELLE LICATA From being a Sales and Operations Manager at Stella McCartney and Vice President at Belstaff, Danielle Licata has earned her role as the President of East Coast Womens, Informa, overseeing Coterie, Fame, Moda, and AccessoriesTheShow. With over 10 years of experience in the luxury fashion category, Danielle is both a macro-thinker and micro-executer, allowing her lead and successfully builds her team.  Danielle has had many hats; from opening flagship stores to increasing multi-million dollar revenues to curating trade shows from the ground up. Since her start at UBM Fashion (now Informa) Danielle has pioneered the launch of Beauty at Coterie and will be unveiling the company’s first stand-alone retail pop-up in Miami this July 2018. KELLY HELFMAN Kelly is the President of West Coast Womens, Informa, overseeing WWDMAGIC, Project Womens, and Pooltradeshow. Kelly leads the MAGIC Women’s events while balancing motherhood and advocating for work/life balance. With 15+ years of experience in fashion sales, marketing, and design, her career highlights include starting her own celeb-favorite, vintage-inspired clothing brand, launching Children's Club Las Vegas, and FWD New York (now merged with FAME). LET’S TALK TRADE SHOWS Kelly and Danielle are here to help you maximize your trade show experience and decide when and if it’s right for you. Through Magic and Coterie trade show, they provide a platform for brands to sell directly to buyers, holding your hand (if you need it!) to do what’s best for your business. They have about seven shows a year, so if you’re interested, there’s always time to get prepared for the next one--you don’t have to wait long! Danielle and Kelly and their team help you decide if you’re 100% ready for a trade show, and in this episode, they talk about how to know if you’re there or not. You could be brand new to trade shows, but if you have a on-trend product at just the right moment in time, they’ll help you make it happen. If the market is saturated with your product, and they don’t feel like you’re ready, they’ll be honest with you! WHAT’S THE DAMAGE? Depending on which trade show you’re interested in, you could be looking at some different price points. Coterie is focused on Contemporary and Premium brands, and Magic is more for the mass market price points. Magic has a $5500-6500 all-inclusive price--that’s tables, chairs, etc. But it only fits 100 samples, so you have to plot out how many booths you might need. They offer booth sharing for a small extra brand fee that’s much more affordable than reserving a whole extra booth. Coterie has an $8300 price point, but there’s a high ratio of buyers to brands. Then you have to think about travel, branding, and shipping...multiplied by three times (the minimum number of trade shows Danielle and Kelly recommend committing to in order to see a favorable outcome). Then when you’re setting up your booth, make it special! Are there mimosas? Is there a bouquet bar? Perhaps a wall of flowers? Music? Does it smell good? In this industry, you need to create your brand and create an instagrammable moment that people won’t forget. Don’t sit on your cell phone--engage with people! Get to know your neighbors! You can’t just put a rack up and hope something happens. A buyer is still a buyer, whether they’re wholesale or retail--Kelly and Danielle urge brand to create an experience no matter where they are. USE YOUR RESOURCES So you’re at the trade show. You’ve prepared for months, done the research, branded your booth, and created something special. There’s still (free!) opportunities to maximize your trade show experience! You can always ask questions of your representative or trade show consultant. Ask what complimentary opportunities you have at the show where you can market. Perhaps there’s swag bag participation, or a new brand highlight on social. There might be mannequins featured and they could be yours! Don’t just sign up for the booth and show up--always ask for more. Kelly and Danielle truly are experts and they want to help. Such a dream come true! Trade shows can feel like a huge ordeal and time commitment--because they are. But they really set you up for success with their support and resources. They encourage you to reach out on social--take them up on that! They’re a valuable resource and a wealth of information. This episode is a great listen whether you’re preparing for your first or umpteenth trade show, and whether you’re going to Coterie, Magic, or another trade show. They’ll set you up for success by telling you how to prepare before, during, and after your trade show experience, and get your brand into the buyer’s hands that want it! Resources & People Mentioned Coterie WWD Magic Kelly on Instagram @greydahl Danielle on Instagram @danie05 WWD Magic on Instagram @WWDMAGIC Coterie on Instagram @Coterie_Show Project Womens on Instagram @ProjectWomens 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

Welcome to the very first episode of the Healing After Birth Podcast! In this episode, I dive in deeply during this candid interview with Danielle Newman, a 32-year-old Mother, who is using her voice and story about her postpartum healing journey to inspire mothers to advocate for their health. Danielle and I discuss the following throughout this podcast: - What Danielle's healing journey looked and looks like - Her personal story woven throughout - What one thing she would love to see changed If she could wave a magic wand - What she wants every mother to know (her message) and how they can advocate for themselves - A bit about her partner and his role in her healing - Her struggles with her new identity - The 'costs' associated with healing - Struggles with not wanting to blame - And a conversation about accountability I am thrilled to have Danielle on this podcast. To follow Danielle you can find her on Instagram @this.is.adulting or FB @daniellenewman If you are a mother or perinatal professional and you have a question or a mission that you want to share on the podcast, please go ahead an send us an email hello@jennifersummerfeldt.com OR Click on the 'message' link on the anchor.fm app and send us your comments or questions. I will use those questions during the 'Ask Me Anything' week in which I answer questions from mama's, partners, or professionals. To order Healing After Birth Guidebook www.jennifersummerfeldt.com/hab and as a BONUS receive 10% discount with the code: BWF10 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/healingafterbirth/message

In This Episode:-In Part 3 of this series on Mom Self Care, we’re talking about recognizing the ways God has uniquely made and called each one us and the mission He’s given you specifically. He’s called all of us as women to motherhood, but that motherhood will look different for each of us. What Danielle is Loving:- Three to Get Married by Fulton SheenDanielle’s Mom Hack:-Purchasing in bulk and separating out school snacks.Links:Danielle’s websiteCatholic MomCatholic MomcastGirlfriendsMomnipotentDiapers and Disciples Patreon Page EPISODE SPONSOR: Wee Believers Join the email club and receive 20% off your first order! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Mother's Day to all the moms. Sending this out to you all today. My friend Danielle Dedrick and I sit down and talk about all things being a mom. Everything from how we do self-care to what's the politically correct term to use when referring to a child with downs syndrome. Join us as we chat about being a mom and also a working mom.  Enjoy this extra gift from me to you.    What Danielle is loving:  Book: Fierce Conversations Davines Volume Creator Paulas Choice--SKIN PERFECTING 2% BHA Liquid Salicylic Acid Exfoliant   5th & Taylor CityHouse   Don't forget to visit our shop on Amazon where you can find more favorite things from the shows.  Connect with Corine   Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // Pinterest    Show Notes  Facebook Group   Music is by Ben Sound Sponsor: Audible Get your free 30 day trial and download from Audible Here.

In This Episode:Danielle shares her family's call to mission overseas. We talk about the practicals of responding to that call, selling everything, and following Him. We chat about their family life, mission work, and day-to-day schedule.What Danielle is Loving:Hobby NightDanielle's Missionary Hack:Pack LightDanielle's Mom Hack:Shower at NightLinks:Family Missions CompanySupport Danielle's Family on mission HEREEpisode Sponsor:DATE NIGHT IN AND NIGHT IN BOXES Thanks for supporting Diapers and Disciples!LEAVE A REVIEW OR SUBSCRIBE TO DIAPERS AND DISCIPLESSHOWNOTES: www.diapersanddisciples.com/012 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What good collaboration should do is inspire you. Today on the podcast I’m talking to co-founder and creative director of Dannijo Jewelry, Danielle Snyder. Dannijo Jewelry has a unique aesthetic and breaks the mold that often restricts high end jewelry and accessories, and it has been worn by everyone from Beyoncé to Taylor Swift.  Danielle is a hustler - she started making jewelry when she was young with her father’s medical tools. She and her sister reunited after college and decided to pursue their passion to create this company. Listen in as we talk about her path to entrepreneurship, her creative process, how the company has used social media, the importance of collaboration, and so much more. I think all the most important aspects of running a business and being an entrepreneur are the things that aren’t necessarily work. Some things we learn in this podcast: When Danielle started making jewelry [5:00] How jewelry came back into her life in college [6:30] What happened when Beyoncé bought one of their pieces [9:00] What she learned from getting fired [11:15] The challenges of growing and scaling a business [13:40] The value of using social media as a tool [15:20] How to build a community online [18:20] What inspired Danielle [20:50] Where her aesthetic came from [22:20] The power of true collaboration [24:50] Why you have to get out of the office or studio [29:30] What Danielle’s creative process looks like [32:05] How Danielle lives a full life [36:40] The routines Danielle practices [38:20] How mindfulness helps creativity and productivity [41:50] When their company started to grow [46:40] How she carried on her nonprofit work [47:25] The importance of giving back [48:30] Danielle’s philanthropic passions [51:00] The future of Dannijo [54:50] The biggest challenges of her entrepreneurial journey [58:45] Links mentioned: Check out Dannijo Jewelry and the World of Dannijo Learn more about Misty Copeland Watch the Lauryn Hill lecture Follow Vienna Pharaon on Instagram Check out the Headspace app Learn more about Indego Africa Check out the Bob Woodruff Foundation Join the Nion Life Community on Facebook Music Credit: Purple Craze by Chex Ft. Lily Grieve Connect with Danielle  Instagram | Twitter | Website

In this episode I’m chatting with Danielle Meder who’s had a 10 year career as a professional fashion illustrator. She’s done live runway sketching at fashion weeks worldwide has a book called Draw Fashion now. Danielle shares how she broke past her fears of approaching people at events, how improving her appearance increased her success, and how she estimates and prices her freelance work to make sure she doesn’t leave any money on the table. YOU WILL LEARN: Breaking out of your shell and getting past fears of approaching people you want to work with How your appearance affects your success The “sex and cash theory” for jobs and why you need a balance How to estimate project fees and knowing when to pad your price Playing the pricing game with clients to make sure you’re not leaving money on the table What Danielle’s up to next now that she’s done knocking on fashion’s door GUEST INFO AND RESOURCES: http://www.finalfashion.ca/ http://www.drawfashionnow.com/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/danielle-meder-and-fiftythree-meet-the-developer/id821026628?mt=2 https://www.gapingvoid.com/blog/2004/03/25/the-sex-cash-theory/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakfast_at_Tiffany%27s_(novella) ENJOY THE SHOW? YOU CAN HELP US OUT BY: Rating and subscribing on iTunes: sfdnetwork.com/review – it really helps! LOOKING FOR MORE RESOURCES? Visit sfdnetwork.com/free/ for free fashion design templates, tutorials and more from Successful Fashion Designer

Part TWO of a conversation with self-proclaimed personal, business, and spiritual alchemist, Danielle M. Holdman. She’s also the host of The Coaching Parlour Podcast. Hear tips on connecting with spirit guides, and a message from Danielle's own guides, with assistance from oracle and tarot cards. Visit BigSeance.com for more info!     Pssst… Want to leave voice feedback? Use the SpeakPipe Link!   In this episode:   Episode Teaser :00 Intro 1:51 Make sure you’ve listened to Part 1/Episode 90 before you listen to this episode! How and when Danielle M. Holdman calls on her spirit guides, the experiences that introduced her to the spiritual world, PLUS tips for calling on your guides. 3:28 Additional tips for contacting your guides 22:49 What Danielle’s work looks like, and the kind of person who may benefit from working with her. 28:37 Details on Danielle’s podcast, The Coaching Parlour, and her brand new YouTube show, The Parlour Sessions 38:25 Danielle shares messages from her guides and pulls a few oracle and tarot cards for us! (Photos of the cards are below) 50:50 Thank You, Danielle M. Holdman! Spectral Edition with Tim Prasil (Ghost Reporters in Fact and Fiction) 1:12:30 #Paranerd Hashtag! 1:16:15 Outro 1:17:22           For more on Danielle M. Holdman DanielleHoldman.com Danielle's podcast, The Coaching Parlour YouTube Instagram Twitter: @DanieMHoldman       Record your voice feedback directly from your device on my SpeakPipe page! Call the show at (775) 583-5563 (or 7755-TELL-ME). I would love to include your voice feedback in a future show. Visit BigSéance.com for more information. Please help The Big Séance Podcast by subscribing, rating, and reviewing the show on iTunes, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Google Play Music, and iHeart Radio. 

What Danielle and Jordan Nuhfer thought was going to be a simple vegetable garden turned into a space where neighbors shared their bounties and a place where they were able to connect with people who lived in the neighborhood and may never have met. They started Grow Your Own Freedom in order to share their urban farming know how with others, and plan to make their backyard an educational space.

This week I sat down with my friend and amazing food blogger Danielle Walker. Danielle and I talked about: Danielle's battle with ulcerative colitis and playing detective with her own food sensitivities. Managing flare ups. What Danielle eats now to keep herself healthy. How Danielle feeds her son, Asher. Danielle's take on grain-free treats. Egg substitues. Paleo foods Danielle avoids with her UC. Quick & easy meal ideas when busy/on-the-go Her new book, "Against All Grain," due out this summer!