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It can be hard to know where to start when you're thinking about how to set your food brand apart. You believe in the potential for your product to turn into a strong brand but, as the saying goes, “a vision without a plan is just a dream.” That's why we spend so much time on brand strategy: to give you the framework you need to put your vision into action. Today on the Real Food Brands Marketing Podcast, host and Food Brand Strategist Katie Mleziva walks you through her three-step process to streamline your brand strategy. In This Episode: Why having a process to work through your brand strategy is so important. How Katie has taken proven techniques from big business and translated them into success for emerging natural food brands. A common misunderstanding about what a brand is. Why a strong brand strategy is the key to standing out in a crowded market. How to DEFINE and REFINE your brand strategy inputs and outputs. How to ALIGN around a brand strategy by getting your whole team on the same page. What it looks like to ACTIVATE your brand strategy with specific integrated actions versus a collection of tactics. New on-demand content coming soon! What Katie means when she invites you to “shake up shopping carts.” Resources: Ep #45: The 5-Minute Food Business Brand Strategy Formula Ep #64: [Brand Strategy Series] Setting Your Food Business Apart Step 1: The Competitive Snapshot Ep #65: [Brand Strategy Series] Setting Your Food Business Apart Step 2: Identifying Your Ideal Consumer Ep #66: [Brand Strategy Series] Setting Your Food Business Apart Step 3: Company Strategy Ep #90: My 2 Favorite Market Research Questions Download Your Free Brand Strategy Checkup Book a 60-minute 1-on-1 Brand Strategy session with Katie Connect with Katie on Instagram 3 Day Building a Brand That Stands Out course details

Running a salon isn't just about hair and makeup. It's about a personalized experience where your clients can feel comfortable, vulnerable, safe and beautiful from the inside out. That's why creating an amazing guest experience for clients is so important. Wondering how to create an experience worth coming back for? What small (or big) things can you add to your salon environment or service to make them feel special?  Tune in to this episode as Angela Ribbler, Jennie Wolff, Hunter Donia and Ebony Nelson share how to create a memorable guest experience in a salon studio, while also incorporating your personality and core values into your safe haven. Your clients don't just come to you for a service but rather a holistic experience. Creating a next-level guest experience is a win-win because they feel pampered, and you can feel comfortable and confident charging what you're worth. In This Episode [0:31] – A Clubhouse conversation about creating a great client experience in a suite. [1:52] – What makes what Ebony offers unique. [3:54] – Ebony compares the guest experience to customer service. [5:52] – Ebony makes it a point to hype her clients up! [8:28] – Jennie confirms how important it is, as a customer, to feel seen. [9:14] – How Hunter's salon offers a unique experience. [11:02] – Hairstylists are problem solvers! [12:08] – Hunter reveals a couple of ways that he makes the experience with him tailored to his clients. [13:05] – Angela offers her perspective as a client and discusses the booking process. [13:58] – Ebony's thoughts on booking appointments. [15:44] – Simplify your marketing! [17:05] – Hunter offered a complementary Zoom consultation before prospective clients booked appointments with him. [19:22] – Why a pre-consultation can be very important. [22:28] – Your consultation is a chance to excite prospective clients! [25:03] – More insight about making clients comfortable. [26:01] – Always improving the experience gives you a reason to raise prices. [27:34] – Challenge creates opportunity! [29:43] – Read your guests so that you can interpret what they want that day. [31:08] – What Katie has been doing to make her clients comfortable. [33:53] – Incorporate your personality into your salon experience! [36:25] – Hunter builds his brand around low maintenance. [39:49] – How to encourage clients to relax and enjoy quiet time during a lengthy appointment. [40:58] – Hunter discusses setting boundaries. [43:19] – Your client wants their hair to look good which you can't do if you're drained of energy. [44:33] – Movies and shows are one way to keep clients occupied. [47:11] – You can create a better experience for guests when you know them!   Links and Resources Follow Sola on Instagram: @solasalons Follow Hunter Donia on Instagram:@hairbyhunty Follow Ebony Nelson on Instagram: @theebonynelson Follow Angela Ribbler on Instagram: @acontentqueen Follow Jennie Wolff on Instagram: @jenniethewolff BeautyHive

Katie Cavender, Assistant Director of Communications at College Football Playoff, joins this Social Pros episode to share how to manage busy social media channels for college football. Huge thanks to our amazing sponsors for helping us make this happen. Please support them; we couldn't do it without their help! This week: Salesforce Marketing Cloud Supermetrics Full Episode Details What does the social media team behind College Football Playoff look like? Katie Cavender, Assistant Director of Communications at College Football Playoff, joins this episode of Social Pros to give us an insight into her day-to-day role. Katie manages to coordinate content with different schools, universities, ESPN, and more in what sounds like a whirlwind of responsibility. Despite this, her social media team has only 19 members to keep on top of things. Katie shares exactly how she and her team manage coverage throughout the football season that both resonates and informs fans. She talks about how you should always be authentic on social and encourage a dialogue wherever possible. “Social is called social for a reason,” after all. In This Episode: 6:11 – An introduction to College Football Playoff 8:38 – The strategic role of social media within college football 11:02 – How Katie manages social media with such a small team 12:49 – How College Football Playoff collaborates with ESPN 13:57 – Katie's approach to managing social media throughout the year 18:46 – The challenges of collaboration and coordination with different teams 22:40 – How Katie's team keeps up with all the changes in College Football Playoff 25:37 – How College Football Playoff could preserve archived footage 29:59 – Katie's role in social care and customer service on social media 32:38 – The social content that Katie most enjoyed 37:06 – What Katie looks for when hiring for the College Football Playoff social team 39:10 – How the pandemic has changed the way organizations communicate with the public 41:47 – Katie's top tip for becoming a social pro Resources Get the new State of Marketing report for free from Salesforce Download the Social Media Metrics template from Supermetrics Visit SocialPros.com for more insights from your favorite social media marketers.

Grab your FREE DIY Media Kit >> http://bit.ly/DIY-media-kit ---------- Get 10% Off your purchase at Modern Match Lingerie. Use code WILDWOMEN10 ---------- Hey you wild women! My next guest is the owner and social media strategist at Next Step Social Communications, a social media agency based out of Littleton, Colorado. Katie Brinkley has been helping small businesses, real estate agents, construction companies, and homebuilders with their social media for over 17 years. She specializes in coaching entrepreneurs on how social media can be an incredible tool to help find new leads, build community, grow sales, and bring the social back to their social media. In this episode you will learn about: What Katie's mission is Why it's so important to focus on your own social media journey and not anyone else's How treating yourself as your best client can help skyrocket your business  How a layoff at work and a pregnancy inspired her to start her own business The steps she took to start her business How cold outreach helped her find her first few clients Establishing social proof and the role it plays when establishing your business Knowing your ideal customer and where they are is key to starting your social strategy Different audiences are on different channels and going all-in on that one platform When you should be on every platform The biggest mistake you can make with your social media How to avoid ‘posting and ghosting' and the role systems play in content creation Why creating conversations and then replying is essential How proactive engagement is a missed opportunity for many on social media What social audio is and why it's here to stay How to get started and participate on Clubhouse How Katie structures her work calendar to make time for family HIGHLIGHTS (7:16) What inspired you to start Next Step Social Communications? (9:20) How did you get those first customers and how did you know how much to charge for your services?  (13:17) Which social media channels should a business be on? And how can a small business create a simple strategy to leverage that right channel(s)? (21:24) What is a common mistake businesses do on social media?  (24:46) What is social audio and why should you care? Public Shoutouts: Book: Expert Secrets by Russell Brunson Book: DOTCOM Secrets by Russell Brunson  Resources: Podcast: Rocky Mountain Marketing Website: Next Step Social Communications Instagram: @iamkatiebrinkley LinkedIn: Katie Brinkley Clubhouse - @katiebrinkley What it means to be a wild woman: Being a wild woman means following your heart and just believing in yourself.  ----------------------- Renée Warren is an award-winning entrepreneur, a 7-figure business starter, and the founder of We Wild Women, a business dedicated to helping women launch their dream business. She previously founded an industry-recognized PR agency that worked with funded technology startups from South Africa to San Diego. She's a mom to Irish Twins (not planned), a published author, and a drummer. Rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcast "I love Into The Wild, and think it's the best thing since sliced bread."

Katie Bruno is a financial planner with Morey & Quinn Wealth Partners. What Katie brings to her financial planning practice is a gift for building relationships and genuine concern for where people are in their lives. She is experienced and interested in the capital markets while understanding that each client’s situation is unique and there is no one investment strategy that is the same for every client.While Katie serves a very diverse group of clients, she specializes in working with women who are faced with immediate financial decisions as a result of life-changing events. Her disciplined process is about meeting clients where they are, figuring out where they want to go, and creating a roadmap to meet their unique needs.Many of her clients come to her faced with the financial questions and decisions that need to be made after losing a spouse, being forced to retire, or going through a divorce. Do they have enough income to support their family? Are they able to retire, or are they on track to retire? Is their future protected? What kind of investments and insurance do they have and/or may need?Through routine communication via phone calls and meetings, Katie is always happy to explain the details and answer questions. Her educational approach allows each client to feel comfortable and confident. What sets Katie apart is her comprehensive, solution-focused approach, delivered with constant personal attention and a commitment to her clients’ best interests.Being completely focused on the client experience, she believes that everyone deserves guidance from a team of professionals, regardless of the amount of money. The real value of a professional is helping you live a better life: a Well Planned Life.Katie holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management and a Master’s degree in Investment Management and Financial Analysis, both from Creighton University. She is a passionate and committed leader in the Omaha community, where you can find her in leadership roles with the Omaha Jaycees, Women’s Center for Advancement, Omaha Public Library Foundation, and the Creighton University Recent Alumni Advisory Board.When Katie isn’t working with clients, she enjoys cheering on the Bluejays, reading, traveling, crafts, and spending time with friends and family.Feel free to reach out to Katie if you or someone you know could benefit from having a conversation with a grounded and personable CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Professional. She is a CFP®, CDFA.TO LEARN MORE:PHONE: 402.502.9827WEBSITE: https://moreyandquinn.com/wealth-partners/katie-bruno EMAIL: Katie.Bruno@raymondjames.comLINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-bruno-cfpRaymond James is not affiliated with “Expert Profiles: Conversations with Influencers & Innovators” or Business Innovators Radio Network. Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Inc., member FINRA/SIPC. Investment advisory services are offered through Raymond James Financial Services Advisors, Inc. Morey & Quinn Wealth Partners is not a registered broker/dealer and is independent of Raymond James Financial Services.Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/katie-bruno-cfp-cdfa-financial-peace-of-mind-is-all-in-the-numbers

In this episode of Immigration Law for Tech Startups, I’m thrilled to be joined by Katie Lampert, who leads the talent acquisition and infrastructure group at General Catalyst, a venture capital firm that invests in seed to growth-stage startups.   A 20-year-old firm, General Catalyst, which is based in Cambridge, Mass., and has offices in New York, San Francisco, and Silicon Valley, is sector agnostic and invests in startups both in the U.S. and internationally. Katie’s group serves as a talent advisory to General Catalyst’s portfolio of companies. The group supports startups through the talent spectrum, from talent acquisition needs and compensation requirements to referrals to best-of-class recruiters to establishing company culture and best practices for creating positive employee experiences.   “The different inflection points that companies go through as they relate to talent and hiring is really exciting,” Katie says. “We say that we invest in powerful, positive change that endures, so we’re really looking at what makes an enduring company and what that means from a leadership perspective and a culture and values perspective.”   Katie shares her experience in the talent acquisition field and discusses trends for the future of work. “I’m excited to see what comes,” she says.   Please share this episode with international startup founders, professionals, or anyone who can benefit from it. Reach out to us if we can help you determine your immigration options whether you’re in the U.S. or abroad. We will soon start a feature in our monthly newsletter spotlighting an international startup founder who has made it in the United States. Don’t miss these inspiring success stories! Sign up here to receive our newsletter.   In this episode, you’ll hear about: How Katie got her start in talent acquisition Her experience doing leadership recruitment at Tesla How data analysis is used in talent acquisition and infrastructure General Catalyst and its investment focus What Katie does at General Catalyst Katie’s recruiting and hiring advice for early-stage startups How startups can create a culture committed to ensuring diversity, equity, and inclusion Trends shaping around whether to remain remote-first or return to work post-pandemic Katie’s take on the future of work   And don’t miss my upcoming conversations with other top technology thought leaders, venture capitalists, startup founders, professors, and futurists on Immigration Law for Tech Startups. Subscribe to this podcast here or on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or whatever your favorite platform is. We welcome your rating and review! Thanks!   Resources: Connect with General Catalyst and subscribe to the company’s newsletter   From Alcorn Immigration Law: Subscribe to the Alcorn Immigration Law Newsletter Immigration Law for Tech Startups: Immigration, Global Mobility, Working from Home and the Future of Work Immigration Options Chart Immigration Law for Tech Startups eBook Extraordinary Ability Bootcamp course for best practices for securing the O-1A visa, EB-1A green card, or the EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver) green card—the top options for startup founders. Use promotion code ILTS for 20% off the enrollment fee.   ***   EPISODE CREDITS:   If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment.   He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world.   Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com  

Katie Bruno is a financial planner with Morey & Quinn Wealth Partners. What Katie brings to her financial planning practice is a gift for building relationships and genuine concern for where people are in their lives. She is experienced and interested in the capital markets while understanding that each client’s situation is unique and there is no one investment strategy that is the same for every client.While Katie serves a very diverse group of clients, she specializes in working with women who are faced with immediate financial decisions as a result of life-changing events. Her disciplined process is about meeting clients where they are, figuring out where they want to go, and creating a roadmap to meet their unique needs.Many of her clients come to her faced with the financial questions and decisions that need to be made after losing a spouse, being forced to retire, or going through a divorce. Do they have enough income to support their family? Are they able to retire, or are they on track to retire? Is their future protected? What kind of investments and insurance do they have and/or may need?Through routine communication via phone calls and meetings, Katie is always happy to explain the details and answer questions. Her educational approach allows each client to feel comfortable and confident. What sets Katie apart is her comprehensive, solution-focused approach, delivered with constant personal attention and a commitment to her clients’ best interests.Being completely focused on the client experience, she believes that everyone deserves guidance from a team of professionals, regardless of the amount of money. The real value of a professional is helping you live a better life: a Well Planned Life.Katie holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management and a Master’s degree in Investment Management and Financial Analysis, both from Creighton University. She is a passionate and committed leader in the Omaha community, where you can find her in leadership roles with the Omaha Jaycees, Women’s Center for Advancement, Omaha Public Library Foundation, and the Creighton University Recent Alumni Advisory Board.When Katie isn’t working with clients, she enjoys cheering on the Bluejays, reading, traveling, crafts, and spending time with friends and family.Feel free to reach out to Katie if you or someone you know could benefit from having a conversation with a grounded and personable CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Professional.TO LEARN MORE:PHONE: 402.502.9827WEBSITE: https://moreyandquinn.com/wealth-partners/katie-bruno EMAIL: Katie.Bruno@raymondjames.comLINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-bruno-cfpSource: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/katie-bruno-cfa-financial-peace-of-mind-is-all-in-the-numbers

In this episode we talk all about how to use the enneagram to have healthier relationships. From discovering your enneagram type, what is the enneagram to how to communicate better with others using the enneagram, today's conversation is sure to make your life better. Katie covers so many helpful tips! Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review! In this episode you will learn: What is the enneagram? - 2:48 How to know your Enneagram type What is coaching vs counseling - 25:42 Using the enneagram to help your relationships & grow in relationships - 10:18 Relationships & serving each other better - 14:00 Communication tips using the Enneagram - 16:40 Healing and reconciliation in relationships - 21:30 What Katie is currently learning and her advice from her trail in life Links mentioned in this episode: Katie's Self typing guide The Road Back to You by Ian Chron Typing session with Katie Connect with Katie: IG: @katieallenharris Website: katieallenharris.com Episode details and show notes: thetrailblazertalkspodcast.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Super flexible? Do gumby type party tricks or know someone who does? Then you need to listen to this informative interview with Andrew Dettelbach and Katie Goss – founders of Whealth – on hypermobility, EDS and all that comes with it. Listen to these revealing truths behind double "jointedness" and hypermobility, along with the advantages that come with it! Learn all you need to know about hypermobility, how to self assess it, and how you can optimize it! Need more?! Andrew and Katie explain their new program, Whealth, and how you can start creating better habits towards your optimal body. What You Will Learn in This Interview with Andrew Dettelbach & Katie Goss: @the.shirtlessdude @katertot @spreadwhealth 02:10 – Andrew and Katie introducing themselves and what they do 03:33 – What Hypermobility and EDS means, the spectrum of it, and how to identify it 08:28 – How Andrew and Katie were diagnosed with hypermobility 13:51 – What proprioception is and how to reintroduce it if you are hypermobile 15:37 – What Katie and Andrew began to work on once they understood they had hypermobility 18:07 – Why hypermobility forced Andrew back to the basics and how it helped 19:32 – How to self assess if you are hypermobile and what to do if you are 21:17 – What double jointed means and what the advantages that come with it if you understand it 25:49 – What someone diagnosed with hypermobility but still feel tight in the body should look into 27:55 – Why cramping is good if you’re hypermobile and an example exercise 30:41 – How Andrew approaches movements patterns to make them more effective 33:23 – Where to go if you are dealing with issues associated with hypermobility 34:17 – Whealth program and the benefits of being apart of it About Andrew Dettelbach & Katie Goss: ANDREW DETTELBACH: At 15 years old, my mother was diagnosed pre-diabetic. The result was an immediate transition to a healthier and more active lifestyle for myself. After graduating college, I experienced a massively debilitating back injury - a 10mm herniation at my L4/L5 disc and bulged disc. I spent those 2 years exploring my movements, figuring out what felt good and what hurts, and slowly reintroducing weighted movements. As someone with Hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS), I have found that improving my body awareness and strengthening my weaknesses is the most profound thing that I can do for myself. KATIE GOSS: My interest in health and wellness began 20 years ago when I decided to take on a career in nursing because I was passionate about helping others. As a cardiac critical care nurse, I enjoyed the constant learning and critical thinking it required. Knowing the power of prevention and self-care, I left the medical field, trained in Pilates and continued my own health journey experimenting with different approaches. To learn more about Andrew Dettelback & Katie Goss in the full show notes, click here: https://docjenfit.com/podcast/episode63 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TOBpodcast/message

If you’ve recently started your business and you’re struggling to get your message out there to the world you have to listen to this episode with Katie Caspero. In this episode, you’ll hear the live coaching call I had over in my Facebook group, Occupational Therapy Entrepreneurs with Katie. She is the founder of OT Graphically, where she creates infographics for OTs and other research professionals and we explored how she can bring more clients to her business through marketing. You’ll hear how Katie finds her customers, what she’s working on to clarify her marketing messages, my ideas for helping Katie establish herself as an expert and what takeaways she had from our conversation!   Katie and I discuss: What Katie does within her business How she’s pursuing a certificate in implementation science Who her ideal clients are (and who she works with) Where she finds her audience online Her approach to finding her customers online How Katie shares her message with potential customers The two problems her business solves What she’s doing to clarifying her messaging Issues that have come up within her marketing Ideas for establishing Katie as an expert in her field Katie’s takeaways for leveraging her marketing   Resources from this episode: Occupational Therapy Entrepreneurs FB GroupOT Graphically Katie’s Twitter Linktree

Are you a woman in the professional world but suffer from imposter syndrome? Join Dr. Dom and Dr. Jen as they interview Katie St. Clair – certified CSCS and CPT trainer – about her journey of finding her voice in her career. Listen to this inspiring interview as Katie uncovers her experience with wanting to learn more in her field and gaining back the confidence to go after what she really wants in her career. If you feel as if you have been stagnant in your breath work, or just don’t know how to go about a breath work routine, tune in as Katie explains ways you can strengthen your respiratory system, as well as improve your overall movement quality; as well as the benefits from those routines. What You Will Learn in This Interview with Katie St. Clair: @katie.stclair.fitness 02:39 – What Katie’s mission is as a mom, or even a woman, in the fitness industry 05:48 – How relevant imposter syndrome is for women in our society 07:57 – What motherhood has taught Katie about time and opportunities 09:05 – What drove Katie to want to keep learning and educating others on fitness 11:59 – The courses that reignited Katie’s passion for fitness and connected the dots for her 17:44 – How Katie explains respiration, or breath work, to her clients 20:08 – Different positions you can try to strengthen your breath work and why they work 24:10 – How our body is connected and the benefits of working up the chain 28:02 – Katie’s basic assessment of Dr. Dom and his fitness background and individual physique 33:54 – Why it's so important to explore your body and strengthen internal cues About Katie St. Clair Katie is a certified strength and conditioning coach, certified personal trainer and owner of Katie St.Clair Fitness. During her over 20 years in the industry, she has worked with collegiate and amateur athletes and general population clients, in private and corporate settings. She is the creator of The Empowered Performance Program, a 12 week online educational seminar for movement professionals. As a lifelong athlete, she values the ability to move well at every stage of life and it is her passion to teach others how to optimize their life through quality movement. She takes an all encompassing approach that utilizes principles from many different systems, along with her own lens as a competitive multi sport athlete to create programming that supports an active lifestyle. Items mentioned in this episode include: Katie's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katie.stclair.fitness/ Katie's Empowered Performance Program: https://www.katiestclairfitness.com/empowerdperformance Katie's Website: https://www.katiestclairfitness.com To see this episode's full show notes and check out the rest of Doc Jen's website, click here: www.docjenfit.com/podcast/episode43 There is still time to get into the #GratefulForMyBody Challenge at only $1/Day! Sign up here:https://docjenfit.com/gfmb/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TOBpodcast/message

Hey friends! I know right now has been a very confusing time for so many of us... I actually brought on Meg Sutton today for a hot seat episode to really dive deep into where she should be focusing in her business.  You might be familiar with Meg as she has been on the podcast a few times before and is a long time client of mine. Meg Sutton is the boss lady and doodler behind Belle and Union and As her company has evolved and COVID has changed the economy, she’s felt unsure of where she should be focusing her time and energy to ensure long-term stability for her business.  We take a look into her numbers including income percentages, expenses, the challenges she’s facing and her future goals. We did an exercise and I gave her some of my best advice to help her gain some clarity around what channels of her business she should make her priority. The chat I had with Meg revealed some things that she could focus on and think about over the next few months. I advised her to take a deep look at what she could do to cut down expenses in her brick and mortar shop and why she should do some forecasting when looking into her next brick and mortar location. I know many seasoned business owners are facing similar situations to what Meg is going through right now so I wanted to share this conversation in hopes it could inspire you and help bring clarity for you in your own business!  ON TODAY’S EPISODE: What Meg does in her business, Belle & Union What she’s working on and what she needs help with right now in her business The things that Meg is hoping to rethink business-wise What her business revenue looks like for the wholesale, retail and custom channels What her time, money, heart and impact looks like in relation to those channels Katie’s advice for Meg about referring out for the custom side of her business What Katie advised Meg to do about the wholesale and retail side of her business Meg’s experience with the landlords for her retail space and thoughts about moving spaces Katie’s homework for Meg around vision planning, trimming expenses and forecasting For full show notes and resources, head to: bit.ly/PTPEp163 Small Wins Lead to Big Wins Building a business is a long game, won with patience, fortitude, intentional decisions and passion.​ ​​Slow sustainable growth is how strong businesses are built and we want to help you get there. ​Join Proof to Product Labs, our new community experience OPEN NOW! 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!

Today I am very excited to introduce you guys to Katie Dutcher a Monterey, Calif.-based mindfulness and meditation teacher. The benefits of mindfulness and ADHD have been well-documented in our community, especially in the areas of focus and self-control. I first met Katie at BullishCon 2018 and immediately started participating in her Joyful Living Challenge, which has made a huge impact on my daily health habits. Her newly launched Flourish & Bloom Collective - a membership group for mindfulness and personal growth - will no doubt be incredible as well.Highlights:- A little about Katie and Flourish & Bloom. - What is mindfulness?- How can we utilize mindfulness to help with anxiety, especially in the era of COVID-19?- Katie recommends one daily habit you can adopt now to improve mindfulness.- What Katie's up to these days and where we can find here. Katie is also the author of two workbooks, Courage Amidst Uncertainty and Transform Your Relationship to Anxiety, and co-founder of Monterey Bay Meditation Studio. Monterey Bay Meditation Studio also has its own free online community, and you can keep up with her on Instagram and Facebook. ************** ✅ More Resources for ADHD Women @ adultingwithadhd.com.

Katie Lambert is an elite rock climber in just about every discipline of the sport. She is also a contributing author for Climbing Magazine, owns a business, and has a master’s in nutrition. We talked about the film Pretty Strong, her training and how she balances the many disciplines of climbing, and nutrition recommendations for climbers.  Support on Patreon:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing  Show Notes:  http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/katie-lambert  Nuggets:  2:15 – Pretty Strong  4:19 – ‘Father Time’ breakdown, blood blister, dropping the tape, and deciding to go into support mode  9:45 – “A big part of climbing is failing.”  10:49 – What Katie learned from climbing with Nina, and vice versa   13:16 – Deadlifting to fix low back pain, the Birdo challenge, pulling 235 lbs, and how deadlifting has helped her climbing  18:11 – Iron Dragons  19:17 – Pinch training and hangboarding  24:36 – Sunday Funday  25:08 – Training power for a trip to the Red, and bouldering circuits (inside & outside)  26:57 – Campusing exercises, the importance of focusing on speed when training power, and campusing endurance  28:24 – The routes Katie was training for at the time  29:26 – Being a multi-discipline athlete, and how Katie thinks about structuring her climbing/training year  32:42 – Why Katie prefers the free-in-a-day style of big wall climbing  34:25 – Linking up ’The Rostrum’ and ‘Astroman’, Katie’s “little suffer bunny”, and feeling fit from The Hulk  36:39 – Goals for future linkups and quick ascents and plans to go back to ‘Father Time’  39:52 – Katie’s go-to climbing shoes  40:58 – “I know who I am and I know what I’m doing.”  44:10 – Why Katie recommends that newer climbers (less than 5 years) just climb a lot in a variety of styles instead of focusing on training  46:24 – How learning offwidth techniques has helped Katie with tufa climbing  48:07 – The one kind of training Katie wishes she had started doing earlier and would recommend for climbers  48:54 – Katie’s three go-to strength exercises, and fingerboarding for healthy fingers  50:59 – Past ankle and finger injuries, why Katie avoids climbing in the cold, and being clammy and cold  53:54 – Katie’s favorite Rhino Skin Solutions products and how she uses them  54:51 – Rehab ideas for elbow tendonitis and finger injuries, and why just taking time off isn’t necessarily the best rehab strategy  1:00:18 – What Katie wishes she knew when she was age 20  1:01:47 – Same question for age 30, noticing a trend of tendon injuries climbing in the cold, my own experience with a finger injury  1:03:38 – How dehydration plays a role in finger injuries, electrolytes, and Katie’s favorite hydration cocktail for cold days  1:04:19 – Masters in nutrition, Bishop Cowork, writing, and nutrition coaching  1:05:30 – Two key nutrition tips/takeaways for climbers, recommended intake of water per day (1/2 fluid ounce per lb of bodyweight minimum), and climbers as sugar burners  1:07:51 – How Katie eats in a day  1:10:10 – Eating red meat, why Katie is into local and sustainable food and why she feels so lucky being in Bishop, Polyphase Farm, and the challenges of feeding a growing population  1:13:52 – Some of the side effects of a crappy diet, why diet is important (even if you look fit), and some of Katie’s recommendations  1:17:29 – Katie’s recommendations for those that want to stick to a vegetarian or vegan diet  1:18:12 – Nuts, and why Katie recommends eating them raw/soaked, and why she recommends avoiding peanuts and processed nuts and nut butters  1:20:00 – Katie’s recommendation for daily protein intake (1 gram per lb of bodyweight—it’s ok to start with 75% of that)  1:22:54 – Writing, why Katie is stopping her column at Climbing Magazine, and working on a cookbook  1:24:24 – Founding and running Sacred Rok  1:26:50 – Being sick for 24 days, gratitude for health, and “it’s a man thing” (being pathetic when we get sick)  1:28:26 – Katie’s upcoming trip to the Red  1:29:09 – Melt Down  1:31:22 – Being a lifer, why Katie loves Bishop, and moving to France if Trump wins the election  1:33:20 – V11 as a goal  1:33:57 – “We’re really lucky to climb.”  

We’re all going through this era of coronavirus—separately but together. I feel like humanity is taking one big existential breath; it’s a pause for us all to think about our previous normal lives, our currently abnormal lives, and how we want to reinvent life when this whole thing is over. And I know many of us have become confused by the different news outlets sharing different information. When it comes to deciding who is a reliable source, I know Katie Couric is always someone I can trust. I’m honored to have her chat with me for this week’s episode of The Doctor’s Farmacy. Katie is an award-winning journalist, New York Times bestselling author and a co-founder of Stand Up To Cancer. Since its launch in 2008, Stand Up To Cancer has raised more than $600 million to support cutting-edge collaborative science and its research has contributed to six new FDA approved therapies. In 2017, she founded Katie Couric Media, which has developed a number of media projects, including a daily newsletter, a podcast, and digital video series. She has played a part in producing many documentaries, including Fed Up, which I was thrilled to be a part of. Couric was also the executive producer of Unbelievable on Netflix, is developing other scripted projects, and is currently writing her memoir.This episode is sponsored by AirDoctor and AquaTru. We need clean water and clean air not only to live but to create vibrant health and protect ourselves and loved ones from toxin exposure and disease. That’s why I’m teaming up with AquaTru and AirDoctor to offer you the AquaTru Water Purification System and AirDoctor Professional Air Purifier systems at a special price. Learn more at www.drhyman.com/filter.*For context, this conversation was recorded on 3/31/20.Here are more of the details from our interview: The unprecedented nature of COVID-19 (6:16)Why now is not the time to turn to comfort foods (9:46)What Katie has been hearing from healthcare providers, psychologists, business leaders, and others she has been interviewing during the coronavirus crisis (12:03)The U.S. response to the COVID-19 pandemic (15:16)The devastating disruption to standard autopsy, grieving, and burial practices in COVID-19 deaths (21:26)Staying informed without obsessing over, or over-consuming, news updates (22:41)Finding power and a sense of control by focusing on where you can be of service (25:06)What our society will look like post-COVID-19 given our intense divisiveness, partisanship, current leadership, and media landscape (30:01)Practices to manage and cope with our current reality (41:32)Restoring national unity through leadership and empathy (48:42)Find Katie online at katiecouric.com. Sign-up for her morning newsletter, Wake-Up Call at https://katiecouric.com/newsletter/Follow Katie on Facebook @katiecouric, on Instagram @katiecouric, and on Twitter @katiecouriic See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Katie Smith, the Boss Lady of All Pro Heating & Air, a heating and cooling for commercial and multi-family properties business joins us in this episode to talk about her entrepreneurial journey and how she is rising above the challenges of working in a male-dominated industry. Taking a leap of faith in starting her business has proved to be a very good decision for her looking at the growth her company has experienced over the years.What you’ll learn:The story of where Katie’s entrepreneurial journey began.Things that she has overcome in order to move forward.What made her take a leap of faith and start her business.The services they offer in their business.What Katie loves the most about working in a male-dominated industry.Her definition of success in her business.What growth looks like for them.Focusing on serving one area of the industry.Advice for businesses on nicheing.One key takeaway from her entrepreneurial journey.Explaining their company culture.Links:All Pro Heating & Air WebsiteAll Pro Heating & Air FacebookAll Pro Heating & Air Instagram

In this episode you’ll learn: • What initially drew Katie to The Client Cure • Competition was hard for Katie at first, but how she now sees competition in a whole new light • The way she completely changed her self-worth by learning how to properly position her pricing • What Katie dealt with when she needed to rebrand her company • How building relationships the right way improved her customer intake process • Her best tips and advice for studio owners LINKS: https://www.instagram.com/studiogrowco/ https://www.soultigeryoga.com.au/  https://www.facebook.com/BikramYogaNorthernBeaches/ 

Are you ready to build a website that sells for you? What many entrepreneurs fail to realize is this: your website can become a tool for selling to your audience. It’s literally doing the work for you when people visit it. If it’s built right that is. That’s why I was so excited to bring on today’s guest, Katie Saunders of Pop and Grey. Katie is a website designer and branding strategist that helps business owners build websites that sell.   She shares how you can evaluate your brand, how you can know that it’s time to work with a branding strategist and web designer and what you should absolutely avoid doing on your website.    We also dive into knowing who your audience is, what message you want to send them and why it’s so important to be intentional with your website navigation.    We talk about: What Katie does to help clients What it means to build a website to sell Knowing who your audience is and nailing down your message Aligning your branding with brand values How to evaluate your own brand and decipher if you need a rebrand Figuring out what you want to convey to your audience through your brand Being intentional about your website navigation Her recommendations on when to work with a branding strategist and designer Website no-no’s to avoid when building your business Considering how your website will display on multiple browsers   About Katie Saunders: After a decade of working as an art director in a custom publishing house, architecture firm and advertising agency, I took the leap in 2012 to go out on my own and build pop and grey. I craved an intimate project experience working one-on-one with creative business owners. I knew with my expertise and their passion, I could design truly meaningful brands that made an impact rather than churning them out as quickly as possible for decision-makers that didn’t have a true stake in their success.   I work directly with entrepreneurs and business owners in the interior design, photography and fashion industries. Together, we build a timeless but dynamic visual identity that blends their messaging and positioning with visuals that express their distinctiveness without a word. It is a true collaborative process that I am privileged to be a part of every single day.   I live in a quiet town in North Carolina with my husband, our two wild little girls and two big, sloppy dogs. When I’m not working, you can find me whipping up something scrumptious in the kitchen, redecorating our house yet again or singing karaoke and showing off my sweet dance moves with my kids. And later, mixing cocktails with my husband and either losing to him at a board game or beating him at basketball in the driveway.   Between work, a busy family and fitting in the workouts that keep me from going crazy, life does not allow for decaf. My daughters have taught me more than a few lessons on effective communication, multitasking like a boss and that laughter and a little chocolate cure almost everything.   Connect with Katie: Websites | Facebook | Instagram   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.

On this episode of Couple Collective, I'm pumped to speak with two of my best friends, Katie and Matt. I've known Matt since before kindergarten (Tiger Cubs stand up), and I met Katie at our first job out of college. I take credit for the two of them getting together, but in all reality, I just put two great people in the same room and they've done the rest. Both in their mid 30's, they've been together for over 10 years, and have always beat to the sound of their own drum. I've learned from them to enjoy the moment that you're currently in, together with your partner vs. rushing to check the next box. Additionally, have a strong understanding of your strengths and that of your partners, and you'll be able to better communicate and work together. If you are interested in a particular topic we discussed, below I’ve included time stamps that you can click on to jump ahead (only on Spotify mobile) (01:13) - What happens when you put two great people in a room together - ‘Julian was the one that actually made it happen.’ (07:59) - ‘We were fairly slow on our relationship path but always on the same page.’ - in reference to their relationship journey (11:47) - ‘Eventually, we would move in together but it was not a rushed factor at that point.’ - they moves to a new city together without moving in with one another (13:50) - How their relationship transitioned into an engagement - ‘When he did propose, I was really surprised cause I thought we would have another conversation or two to solidify like, this is going to happen.’ (22:14) - ‘We were looking towards like the big picture, how does this benefit his career and our lifestyle in the future.’ - When Matt went to school (26:46) - Before moving to Austria they took a cultural personality test, and it turned out to help them to understand how they each thinking about planning (37:45) - Katie explaining the challenge of having to communicate with a partner when you are an introvert (41:20) - What Katie & Matt hope to learn from other couples This particular episode was recorded at my crib in Albany, after my in home consultation with  @couplecollective (https://www.instagram.com/couplecollective/) ; I want to hear your stories and your feedback. If I’m bringing value, please subscribe and share with those that may pull value from this as well. If you find value in the idea behind Couple Collective, but feel I am missing the mark, please let me know what you would like to see and hear. Much Love! Cover art by Laurie Berger (www.laurenjanestudio.com)

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Katie is driving force behind Storage Boast ... The winners of the 2019 Independent Self Storage Facility of the year.  Katie Vost is the Operations Director at Storage Boost. She has 14 years of experience in the Self-Storage industry. She’s also responsible for developing a startup business into a successful, award-winning retail operation with several outlets (Storage Boost). She played a major role in the design and construction of Self Storage sites as well as the operations and management of several facilities. On today’s Podcast 2:03 – Knowing Katie Vost 3:51 - How long for the facility to hit the maturity level? 7:01 - How did Katie get into the Self-Storage Industry? 8:01 – Role that Katie prefers to do 13:10 – What Katie loves about in the Self Storage industry 13:47 - Katie’s Number 1 Superpower 14:24  - The biggest lesson she had learnt in her career 19:45 – The current offers of the Storage Boost 22:43 - Secrets behind Storage Boast success? 23:51 – Katie’s advice to self-storage companies on how to increase their revenue 28:47 - Where is Storage Boost advertising 32:01 - What KPI’s does Katie look at? 33:23 - Advice from Katie to self-storage companies 35:48 - Where does Katie see herself in next five years? 37:46 - Quick Fire Round Katie Vost on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-vost-74557a23/ Enjoy this episode  Dean      

Public Service Announcement: Please keep your junk in your pants or in your trunk. Seem obvious? Not to Katie Townsend’s client! Katie’s a long-time REALTORÒ in Parsons, Tennessee who learned a valuable lesson about safety early in her career. Tune in to hear what she saw, what she learned, and why she’s a better professional because of it. Please subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or in the Podcasts App on your phone. Never miss a beat from Leigh by visiting leighbrown.com. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:45 – Introducing Katie, a REALTORÒ of 15 years in Parsons, Tennessee who owns her own firm 01:45 – She will be president of her association next year 04:20 – On buying and selling real estate 04:40 – It’s a very professional business; the consumer is getting wiser and people in the industry who are professional thrive 05:20 – People don’t know what goes on at the back-end 07:30 – Katies CSIRE story 07:45 – It has to do with safety; a gentleman was paying cash and wanted to see remote properties 08:08 – On the drive, he pulled out his “junk”; she didn’t have cell service and she made an excuse to leave him ASAP 11:00 – What Katie has learned 11:15 – She could’ve been in a dangerous situation; now she leaves a list at her office and lets people know where she’s going to be 12:00 – She also keeps two guns with her at all times; her husband gave her a gun for Valentine’s Day, too 12:56 – Ask better questions before you spend alone time with clients; it makes you a better professional 14:48 – Be responsible for yourself 15:05 – How to contact Katie: her website 3 Key Points Buying and selling real estate is an adult job. Be safe – crazy things can happen! Ask better questions to elevate yourself as a professional. Credits Audio Production by Chris Mottram Show Notes provided by Melissa Valder

In this episode you’ll learn: • What initially drew Katie to The Client Cure • Competition was hard for Katie at first, but how she now sees competition in a whole new light • The way she completely changed her self-worth by learning how to properly position her pricing • What Katie dealt with when she needed to rebrand her company • How building relationships the right way improved her customer intake process • Her best tips and advice for studio owners LINKS: http://www.theclientcure.net https://www.soultigeryoga.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/BikramYogaNorthernBeaches/ 

"I'm the trouble starter, punkin' instigator. I'm the fear addicted, a danger illustrated. I'm a firestarter, twisted firestarter. You're a firestarter, twisted firestarter."   The Prodigy set the fire and we're here with Are You Afraid of the Dark? to deal with the aftermath. What Katie thought was a GREAT episode, Becky wasn't so sure about. How about you break the tie?   Other topics of discussion: Chuck's here and there's nothing you can do about it, getting misgendered at the Hobby Lobby, and what exactly are the grander implications of FIRE ghosts?

Katie-Jane is a British adventure girl living in the French Alps. She’s addicted to type 2 fun, powered by sugar and sunshine, and a lover of marzipan! Katie is mostly known for her organisation and planning skills (a queen of lists and highlighters), and her unwavering belief that anything is possible, whilst bringing a touch of pink and girly glamour to adventure. Katie in her own words… “My friends often refer to me as slightly crazy! But don’t be fooled… I’m not very brave, nor an adrenaline junkie or a daredevil, I’m just a normal girl, that through adventure is perpetually learning that ordinary people can do extraordinary things if they just can be bold enough to begin. When I am not busy at my desk designing websites for clients, or organising expeditions, you might find me looking out of my tent on a mountain summit, snuggled deep in my sleeping bag, drinking a cuppa, watching the sun creep up over the mountains at dawn. I have a passion for exploring this wonderful world in which we live. Having visited over 50 countries on 5 continents so far, I still feel there’s so much more to explore. I have often found that stripped of comforts and faced with hardships and adversities, the completion of each journey becomes so much more rewarding. My life goals are to fill my day’s with wonderful adventures, making memories, seeing new places, meeting new faces, doing things that are difficult, and scaring myself a little, so that nothing feels familiar & therefore everyday becomes extraordinary.” Show notes Who is Katie Living in the French Alps Living a life of adventure for over 15 years Having a passion for suffering Getting addicted to challenges How her recent challenge came about Deciding to do the Iceland Traverse Doing adventure for adventures sake Have a tight budget and wanting to go somewhere wild and remote Enjoying the adventure! Sponsorship and raising money The planning and preparation Planning too much? Figuring out water and river crossings Taking ski googles while hiking in summer! Preparing for the dust storms 2 months of planning for 2 weeks hiking North to South or South to North - does it matter?! Money and costs Being super relaxed at the start of the challenge Having to start again! Starting on tarmac Navigation in Iceland Dealing with the wind and rain Not feeling lonely and enjoying her own company  Daily routines Solar charger was it worth it? What Katie learned from the whole experience  Doing her Mountain Leader Qualification - training course Final words of advice for women who want to go on their own solo adventure  Social Media Website: www.katiejaneendurance.com Instagram: @katielherpiniere  Facebook: @katiesenduranceadventures  

When you first start your business it can be extremely intimidating trying to figure out how to package your services for your dream clients. On today’s on-air strategy session, I am chatting with Katie Hoffer, an email marketer who helps business owners to nurture potential customers and express their true personality and brand through their email marketing. Katie has been struggling with reaching her ideal client and figuring out the best way to package her services to clients. When starting a new venture one of the first steps is to figure out if your market is dying for what you do, or if they need it and you have to educate potential clients on the value of email marketing. We also talk through different business structures she can consider so she can reach larger businesses to be retainer clients and how to balance managing her social media for her business. If you’re trying to figure out how to package your services to your dream clients, you’ll want to hear this.    We talk about: What Katie does in her business as an email marketer Why she decided to niche down from copywriting to email marketing How Katie typically works with her clients Where Katie hopes to take her business for the rest of 2019 What kind of clients Katie works with Figuring out how to educate clients on the value of email marketing What Katie sees in email marketing and how she does it differently Nurturing clients through emails The benefits of using email marketing How to target businesses for retainers What Katie does to find her existing clients Feeling lost on how to find her ideal clients Balancing and managing social media management for her business How Katie likes to show up on social media How to find the latest trends in marketing   From Katie Hoffer: I create expertly crafted email copywriting (and strategy) for solopreneurs like you looking to turn your list into a powerhouse of superfans. ​I started my email marketing business because I wanted freedom from the man. I was tired of getting that dreadful feeling every Sunday night when I should have been enjoying those moments with my family. Tired of feeling nervous about calling off when I'm sick-- (do they think I'm faking?). Tired of the sideways comments when calling off because the toddler is sick-- (how many call offs until I get fired?) Sick and tired busting my tail for someone else, with almost nothing to show for it. I decided to take a risk and go out on my own.  And I know you’re working your tail off too. I know you want to create a comfortable life for yourself and your family. I know you want to be able to love what you do. ​Email marketing is a hard-hitting marketing avenue to invest in. And with smart email systems put in place, you're maximizing your time and your energy.  Turn up your business game by collaborating with me on your email marketing plan.   Connect with Katie: Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Email List | Blog   Links: 1000 True Fans: Use Kevin Kelly's Simple Idea to Earn A Living Doing What You Love BizChix   Quotes: "I just want to help other entrepreneurs sound like themselves, not sounds so stiff and to be able to genuinely express their personality through their business, so they can connect with their potential clients." - Katie Hoffer "We start by building sequences that bring their customers into them, and nurturing them until their ready to buy." - Katie Hoffer "Whatever you need to do to put those blinders up so that you're not getting sucked into feeling like you're never doing enough on social media." - Mallory Schlabach "I think that was the wrong mindset because more doesn't always mean better."  - Katie Hoffer "Your business grows based on the 5 people you hang out with most." - Mallory Schlabach

Approximately one-half of American citizens will be exposed to a traumatic experience at some point in their life. While most people can absorb these experiences, many struggle with continuing symptoms throughout the rest of their lives. Katie Maloney, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, is in the studio today to talk about thriving after that trauma and embracing your inner warrior goddess. She has developed a program to empower women to learn how to protect themselves while re-establishing that mind-body connection. Trauma can literally rewire your brain, so stay tuned to hear how Katie helps people take back control of their growth and happiness! In this episode, Aliah and Katie talk about… Connecting to your inner warrior goddess Empowerment coaching and where the passion comes from Overcoming the resistance to exercise even if you haven’t experienced trauma Re-establishing that mind-body connection Being comfortable with sharing your own story by creating a safe space Katie’s author journey What Katie likes to do when she is not kicking life’s butt How wellness and self-care go hand in hand   Links to resources: Katie Maloney Coaching Struggling to Exercise   Check out Katie on Facebook and Instagram! Guess what Fervent ones? You can sign up for the Fervent Wellness community (it’s free) and receive your FREE.99 guide and planner, 7 Secrets to Unlocking Your Passions and receive an invite to our private Facebook where you can connect with game-changing women around the world living well, passion-filled and getting PAID!

Katie Brandow spent 13 years working in the non-profit mental health sector, working with families in youth advocacy, child protection, family preservation and reunification services, and medical social work. Katie is fascinated by brain development, developmental stages, and the social emotional development of children. Katie is passionate about supporting parents in finding trusted care with enriching experiences so that parents can maintain a healthy life balance and feel in their core being that their kids are safe and enriched. Katie has been involved with the School of Enrichment since it opened its doors in 2007. Born and raised in Oregon, she has lived here her entire adult life. She is mom to two daughters and genuinely believes that early childhood experiences in a supportive environment teaches socialization, problem solving and coping skills that create equipped children and eventually adults who are ready to take on the world productively, healthfully, and positively. Katie offers helpful advice for starting a business while raising a family, how network marketing helped get her health and money mindset on track, how to have honest conversations with teenage women, and more.   Highlights of our conversation: 5:23 - Katie's background and transition from social work to running a preschool 7:50 - Implementing a holistic approach to preschool 10:07 - What were the biggest challenges of starting a preschool? 11:53 - Starting a business while having young children 18:40 - The power of acting before you know what you’re doing 19:55 - What Katie has learned about herself by launching a school 25:06 - Knowing the right time to grow the school 26:29 - Getting in the right headspace to expand a business 29:37 - Katie’s current challenges 36:30 - How Katie got into network marketing 41:53 - How money helped Katie's family 45:05 - What advice would Katie give to her younger self?   Connect with Katie Brandow: Check out Katie’s school - www.schoolofenrichment.com Follow on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/katiejbrandow/ Check out her Isagenix page - https://katiebrandow.isagenix.com/ About me: I’m Kari Keating, mom of 3 young boys, that ditched a 17-year, 6 figure corporate career to go after her dreams. I’ve been coaching professionally for over 2 years and have had a wide variety of clients from recording artists, website developers, photographers, professional network marketers and other life coaches. My zone of genius lies in helping soul-based entrepreneurs get out of their heads and into inspired action, so they can make the impact they crave and the income they deserve. Find me at my website - https://www.kari-keating.com/ Connect on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/karikeating/   Credits: Podcast edited and mixed by 51 features. Connect at andrew [at] 51features.com.  

Hey Friends, it’s so good to be back! Did you catch yesterday’s announcement? We have BIG news! Tradeshow Bootcamp is now Proof to Product, and we've launched a brand new website for the Proof to Product brand. To celebrate, we are doing things a little bit differently on the Podcast! We are turning the tables and I’ll be your guest for the next few days. TSBC Alum, Caroline Hull guest hosts and we go behind the scenes for three full episodes, unveiling the exciting shifts I made in my business.   This week, on Episodes 101, 102 and 103, Caroline and I dive headfirst into the Tradeshow Bootcamp to Proof to Product rebrand. Today, on Episode 101, we’re talking about why I decided to change my business name and all the fears that were behind it. Tomorrow on Episode 102, Caroline and I tackle the logistics including Proof to Product’s new website, the legal decisions, and the business model. Then on Thursday, during Episode 103, I share our marketing plan, how we rolled out the new name and the new website.   Our audience has been such an important part of this process, and I’m so excited to share all of these new changes with you. I hope you enjoy this episode, and listen in to find out how to get involved to celebrate with us!   ON TODAY’S EPISODE: Why Katie made the decision to rebrand and change her business name How Tradeshow Bootcamp evolved over eight+ years Facing fears around outgrowing and rebranding What Katie did to find the right look and feel for Proof to Product Finding the confidence to lean into growth The importance of getting back to basics Katie’s process for reconnecting with the audience How Katie handled the switch The amazing new resources available at prooftoproduct.com KEY TAKE-AWAYS:     “I'm going to get super vulnerable here with all of you guys. Because all of you are my people and this has been a process.” - Katie Hunt   “I felt like, ‘Gosh, Tradeshow Bootcamp just doesn't articulate all the different things that we do and how we help business owners.’” - Katie Hunt   “I worked with, no joke, four different designers who I highly respect and admire and I love their work. And we just couldn't land on anything that felt right.” - Katie Hunt   “I felt we're outgrowing the brand. I felt it was growing up and yet I kept hitting walls.” - Katie Hunt   “We had all these resources available on all these different ways, but we weren't communicating it. And that was really frustrating for me.” - Katie Hunt   “We started Proof to Product and that kind of took a life of its own.” - Katie Hunt   “I broke it down to the basics. I went back to whose our audience? What kind of programming do they need? What kind of problems do we need to solve for them?” - Katie Hunt   “Rebranding isn't just about picking a new name and picking a new logo. This is about looking at the entire picture. And making sure that it all works and fits together and makes sense for your audience.” - Caroline Hull   “I'm a firm believer that we need to go back as entrepreneurs and constantly be reevaluating. Who are we working with? And what are we giving them and how are we providing maximum value to them?” - Katie Hunt   “We grow and evolve as people, and our businesses grow and evolve too.” - Caroline Hull   LINKS Squarespace Web Developer: Susannah Carpenter   SEO Consultant: Myrna Daramy     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 brought to you by Tradeshow Bootcamp and hosted by Katie Hunt. Since 2011, TSBC has worked with hundreds 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!

In this episode we delve into the stark wilderness in Polly Clark’s Tiger, an epic tale of survival. We discuss the realities and problem young adults face in a world drenched in technology and social media in Natalie Gomes, We are not Okay. I give my five star review of I know who you are by Alice Feeney. Katie gives two bonus book reviews in What Katie read next and finally we reveal 2 brand new reads.

We first spoken with Katie in March 2018, where she shared more about her transition from a model to adventurer, she goes into detail about the challenges she faced and overcame while doing the longest crossing of the Southern Patagonian Ice Cap, and being the first woman to walk the entire length of the wall of China!  Since then Katie has continued to fill her life with many more adventures. Despite her accolades, Katie would still not class her self as the 'typical adventurer type', as she admits she is frightened of everything and is inherently lazy by nature! Her default setting (that she has to constantly override) is to lay on the sofa with a cup of tea, dunking biscuits, watching the likes of Strictly and X Factor on the telly. Getting started is always the hardest bit. During this podcast we discuss in more detail how the idea came about for completing the 1911 version of the Tour de France as well as the planning, logistics and go into detail about nutrition and having to consume 9,000 calories per day. Katie shares more about her gear, and why she loved being involved in the Silk Road Mountain Race. Show notes Learn more about Katie-Jane Living in the French Alps Examples of some of her challenges…. Walking the Great Wall of China,  cycled Africa, LEJOG, Fast packing the GR5 plus many many more! Le Grand Boule - The Big Loop - how the idea came about and being inspired by a 1911 postcard of France Making life harder for herself…. Deciding to do 5,500km  tour in 23 days….with no support Where do you start with a challenge like this? Mental preparation and overcoming the fears of what other people think of you Not telling people about the challenge until stage 5 The first 5 stages? Nailing her nutrition and how it changed the whole challenge Eating 9,000 per day!! Dealing with mouth ulcers Sleep deprivation! Deciding to follow a 36 hour day - instead of a 24 hour day! (Easy on paper - hard in real life!) Recovering from the ride and getting ready for the next challenge The Silk Road Mountain Race - what it is and why she wanted to do it! Why does she think she finished…. Dealing with the cold The medical kit and why she took everything she took Finishing the race in 14 days The smallest tent in the world and how it held up - 500 grams  The biggest highlight from doing the race Plans for 2019 and making new decisions Going after her Mountain Leader and International Mountain Leader Qualifications Heading to Iceland in July for a solo adventure What Katie has learnt from going on adventures The power of sharing experiences   Social Media Website: www.katiejaneendurance.com Instagram: @katiejaneendurance  Facebook: @katiesenduranceadventures     

In This Episode:-In Part 2 of our series on Nurturing the Faith of Catholic Kids, I’m chatting with Katie Warner about family prayer routines with little kids! What Katie is Loving:-Complete My Joy: Exhortation by Bishop OlmstedKatie’s Mom Hack:-Sleeping until her kids wake up and not feeling guilty about itLinks:Katie’s WebsiteFirst Faith Treasury Series with TAN BooksCatholics Come HomeThe Integrated Catholic LifeCreating a Prayer Space Katie’s Prayer Room A Parent Who PraysDiapers and Disciples Patreon Page See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Katie D. McMillan, MPH, has dedicated her career to imagining and building technology to improve health care for patients and providers. Her experience spans multinational global health organizations, lean software start-up companies, and large academic medical centers. Katie’s latest venture is the creation of the Mobile App Gateway (MAG) at Duke University Health System. The MAG serves as the hub for digital health at Duke and provides product consulting services to clinicians and researchers, monthly events and workshops, and content exploring the many facets of the health tech industry. Roylyn Fernandez, RN, has more than 15 years of combined experience in clinical and informatics roles integrating technologies such as electronic health records (EHRs), virtual desktop infrastructure (VDIs), and mobile applications into system processes. Her passion for nursing and health care enable her to leverage her clinical, operational, and informatics knowledge to design and execute technology adoption strategies that support organizational goals related to quality, patient safety, and revenue capture initiatives. In 2016, Roylyn joined DeLappe Consulting after leading enterprise-wide technology implementation and optimization projects for Kaiser Permanente, Sutter Health, and Cottage Health Systems. 01:59 What Katie presented at the NODE conference. 02:07 The Mobile App Gateway, a digital health hub at Duke Health, and what they do. 02:45 How health researchers find the Mobile App Gateway. 04:35 Engaging, educating, and facilitating—“quarterbacking” projects. 05:38 How the Mobile App Gateway keeps track of these projects and measures success. 06:40 The Mobile App Gateway’s partnership with Zealth. 07:08 The Mobile App Gateway’s signature projects in oncology. 07:30 “Financial toxicity.” 09:07 “The softer side of cancer care.” 09:45 DeLappe Consulting and what they do. 09:54 Transforming operations by integrating technology. 10:02 What it means to “operationalize technology.” 11:19 “When it comes to operationalizing technology, it’s more of a transformative journey.”—Roylyn 14:48 “There’s a lot to be said about [observing] a process.”—Roylyn 18:11 Why the engagement piece is the hardest part of integrating technology. 19:19 Attaining a buy-in to engagement with technology and change. 20:57 “Do with vs do to.”—Roylyn 25:14 The worst advice being perpetuated about incorporating technology in health care.

My guest today is a self-talk shifter. She’s a negative word redefiner. And she’s a pretty prolific one-line spitter-outer! Katie Horwitch is a writer, speaker, artist, activist and one of my dearest most favorite friends. She’s the proud founder of WANT: Women Against Negative Talk, a platform that gives women tips, tools, motivation, and inspiration to move forward in their lives by shifting their negative self-talk patterns. Katie’s brought the house down twice at The Good Fest (which is how we originally met) and regularly speaks across the country about self-confidence and self image. She’s the host of the WANTcast: The Women Against Negative Talk Podcast, where she interviews visionary ladies (I was on there! Episode 47!) about moving forward fearlessly and taking a proactive approach to positivity. She’s a trainer on Aaptiv, the #1 audio fitness app, where she gets to reach over a million sweat-seekers per month with her melodic VOICE, customized running, cycling and elliptical workouts and of course - her unique brand of outa this world positive coaching! Katie’s just an overall joy - which happens to also be her middle name (Joy) - and I’m not sure what’s taken me so long to get her cutie booty on my show but after this powerhouse of a chat I’m sure she’ll BRB.   Press play to hear:   The most brilliant definition of orthorexia I’ve ever heard How to execute a “planned freak out” Why you can’t feel fat because it’s not a feeling What Katie disagrees with Tony Robbins on Strategies to actually be able to take a compliment How. And. Why. To. Keep. Things. Neutral. The difference between hate and dislike + like and love Some personality tests that can help you get to know yourself best And sosososo much more!   Links related to this episode: The full show notes with all the deets from this episode! Where to buy Four Sigmatic Shroom Products and save 15% with code: “PARTYINMYPLANTS Use code KATIE30 for 30% off a yearly membership with Aaptiv! Get my FREE #EATMOREPLANTS course! Where you can go to submit a question for the show! Where I’d much appreciate you leaving a review for the show in iTunes!! How to work 1-on-1 with me! Where you can go to suggest a guest (yourself or someone else) for the show! Party in My Plants on Instagram Party in My Plants on Facebook Party in My Plants’ Cooking Videos on YouTube Audio Producer Of The Show - Oleksandr Hedz

This week we have another episode from AME San Diego. Our guest is Katie Anderson, who told us all about the AME Consortia program, her Japan Lean Study trips, and more.  An MP3 version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you'll learn: One of Katie's favorite quotes (2:53) Katie's background (4:24) What Katie has been up to (5:53) Stories about Mr. Isao Yoshino (9:58) Where Katie's passion comes from (12:36) About the AME Consortia program (13:53) Her Japan Lean Study trips (19:18) Advice for those at the beginning of their lean journeys (22:52) Advice for seasoned practitioners (24:39) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Download a Free Audio Book at Audible.com GA 173 | How to Use A3 Thinking  AME Consortia  Katie's Page for GA Podcast Listeners Katie's Japan Lean Study Trip Subscribe & Never Miss New Episodes! Click to Subscribe in iTunes If you enjoyed this podcast please be sure to subscribe on iTunes. Once you're a subscriber all new episodes will be downloaded to your iTunes account and smartphone. The easiest way for iPhone users to listen to the show is via the free, and incredible, Podcast app. You can download it here. CLICK HERE to subscribe to the Gemba Academy podcast on iTunes. You can also subscribe via Stitcher which is definitely Android friendly. What Do You Think? Have you experienced lean in a country other than your own? What was it like?

Shownotes and links for this episode can be found at http://sarahsantacroce.com/episode63 In the corporate setting, you work on a project until someone tells you it’s ‘good enough.’ But what happens when you start your own business? With no one to tell you when to stop, you run the risk of setting unrealistic expectations and developing a very big fear of failure. So, how do you set limits to guide your ambition? How can you redefine success as a high-achieving introvert? Katie Rasoul is the founder of Team Awesome, a coaching and consulting firm dedicated to helping leaders grow into the best version of themselves and manage high-performing, engaged teams. She is also a TEDx speaker alumna, co-host of The Life and Leadership Podcast, and bestselling author of Hidden Brilliance: A High-Achieving Introvert’s Guide to Self-Discovery, Leadership and Playing Big. Katie is passionate about helping ambitious introverts level up, and she has 10-plus years of experience in leadership, organizational development and HR best practices. Today, Katie shares the existential crisis she faced in starting her own company, explaining how she eventually established boundaries to guide her ambition and created a new definition of success. She discusses the gift of being highly sensitive and empathic introvert and describes the challenge of building a business around her ‘insatiable need for authenticity.’ Katie offers insight about her business, Team Awesome Coaching, addressing how she generates revenue and why she has made it her mission to help leaders bring their whole selves to work. Listen in for Katie’s slash-and-burn approach to eliminating trivial tasks and learn how she applies the concept of ‘playing big’ to set her own ambitious goals! Heather's favorite quote "In a gentle way, you can shake the world.” ~ Mahatma Gandhi *** Become a VIP of my community Be the first to know whenever I release a new podcast or host a special webinar for introverts. And as a welcome present get my '4-part Guide 'How Saying 'NO' Can Help You Grow! http://sarahsantacroce.com/sayno/ *** In this episode you’ll learn… Katie’s shift from the corporate HR space to entrepreneurship. The existential crisis that led Katie to develop a TED Talk. How Katie put boundaries in place to guide her ambition. What Katie learned about herself in a single year of coaching. How being empathic helps Katie pick up on other’s feelings. Why Katie considers her need for authenticity to be a weakness. How Katie generates revenue through coaching and consulting. Katie’s mission to help leaders bring their whole selves to work. How the concept of ‘playing bigger’ helped Katie rethink her goals. How Katie’s definition of success helps her eliminate trivial tasks. Katie’s practice of focusing her brain with daily journaling. How Katie leverages podcasts as a starting point for her research. Why Katie recommends Drive to understand intrinsic motivation. Katie’s insight on content marketing and outsourcing sales. Other links and resources mentioned in this episode: Team Awesome Coaching Team Awesome on Facebook Team Awesome on Twitter Katie on LinkedIn The Life and Leadership Podcast Katie’s ‘Redefining Success’ Workbook Katie’s TEDx Talk on the High-Achieving Introvert Hidden Brilliance: A High-Achieving Introvert’s Guide to Self-Discovery, Leadership and Playing Big by Katie Rasoul The Myers & Briggs Foundation Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown The Artist’s Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity by Julia Cameron Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel H. Pink Sarah’s Book List Donate to the IBG Podcast Thanks for listening ! Thanks so much for listening to this episode. If you enjoyed it, I would be super grateful if you'd share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. And if you don’t have it yet, get your free 4-step Guide on How to Say no to Grow. You'll be added to my list as well so I can share the latest episodes and other introvert related resources with you. Also, please leave a review on iTunes. I'm told that they really matter so if you'd take a minute I'd appreciate it. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes or on Android to get notified for all my future shows. Warmly Sarah

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“The best possible way to start my career was not getting what I wanted. Failure teaches you a lot, and it helped me figure out a path to success that worked for me.” —Katie Burke Katie Burke is the Chief People Officer at HubSpot, a marketing software company in Boston that employs more than 2,300 people worldwide. And of those 2,300, Katie was the company’s first female to land a spot in the c-suite. (Today, 45 percent of the company’s vice presidents are women.) In this super inspiring conversation, Katie shares why she’s so passionate about empowering women in the workplace, and candidly opens up about her own massive career failures — including how bombing the LSATs turned out to be the best thing that could’ve happened to her. She offers up interviewing advice, explains why prospective employees should add “we” to their vocabularies, and shares the one word she’s trying to add to her own life. Katie is the oldest of six kids, and she has a fascinating family story. Her dad, Brian Burke, is extremely well-known in the hockey world, and her brother, Brendan, was a hockey player at Miami Ohio when he famously came out as gay to his teammates — and the world. Brendan was later killed in a tragic car accident, and Katie gladly shared stories of his incredible legacy with me. Of course, Katie is also a runner. She’s a four-time marathoner and 20+-time half-marathoner, and she's currently training for the Popular Brooklyn Half Marathon in May. Apologies for the slightly off audio on this one! Despite recording in a professional podcast studio, I had the audio settings wrong on my computer. Don’t let a little echo deter you from this fantastic conversation!   What you’ll get on this episode: What it means to be a Chief People Officer, and how Katie landed this job (1:53) Katie’s advice for getting over a fear of failure (7:00) How Hubspot has grown and evolved since Katie became the first woman in the company’s c-suite (8:00) The best — and worst — things Katie says prospective employees can say in an interview (9:45) Why Katie is so passionate about empowering women (12:55) What Katie tells people who say she got her job “because she’s a girl” (14:15) Where Katie’s confidence comes from (18:30) Katie’s “strong opinion” on mentors, and why she believes in having a “personal board of advisors” (19:35) Katie’s biggest piece of advice for women in the workplace (21:10) The greatest challenge Katie faces at her job (25:30) Katie’s take on work perks and whether they actually matter (28:00) What it’s like coming from a big — and very high-achieving — family, and the challenges of having a father who’s in the public eye (29:30) Katie’s running story, and how she prioritizes workouts with a demanding schedule (39:30) The advice Katie would give to her younger self (45:45) What we mention on this episode: Bates College HubSpot “Because I’m a Girl” via Huffington Post Always #LikeAGirl commercial Shine Theory “This 1 Word Will Help You Do Less and Achieve More in 2018” via Inc. Brian Burke Calgary Flames You Can Play Project Miami University Ohio “We love you, this won’t change a thing” via ESPN Portland Half Marathon November Project Popular Brookyn Half SoulCycle JP Morgan Corporate Challenge Kristin Armstrong New York Road Runners Follow Katie: Instagram @katieburke16 Twitter @katieburke LinkedIn 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!

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This week's guest is Katie Anderson, a continuous improvement consultant and coach. Katie and Ron discussed Japanese culture and the versatility of A3 thinking. Katie also shared a "State of the Union" address on lean in the west. An MP3 version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you'll learn: The quote that inspires Katie (3:38) Katie's background (6:57) What brought Katie to Japan (8:41) The lessons Katie learned (10:18) About an article Katie wrote (12:01) What "intention" means to Katie (16:42) Using A3 thinking (19:55) Some examples (23:16) A "State of the Union" on lean in the west (25:38) What "Respect for People' means to Katie (31:28) The best advice Katie has ever received (32:36) What Katie is most proud of (34:24) Katie's book recommendations (35:13) The knowledge or skill area Katie wants to improve (36:10) Katie's final words of wisdom (38:11) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Download a Free Audio Book at Audible.com Katie's Planet Lean Article  The Lean Strategy Katie's Website Katie's Bonus Content for GA Podcast Listeners Katie on LinkedIn Katie on Twitter Join Us at AME Boston The 2017 International AME Conference is taking place in Boston from October 9th to the 13th. Come meet the Gemba Academy team and experience the world's largest lean and continuous improvement conference. Use promo code Gemba10 to receive 10% off your registration. Learn more here. Subscribe & Never Miss New Episodes! Click to Subscribe in iTunes If you enjoyed this podcast please be sure to subscribe on iTunes. Once you're a subscriber all new episodes will be downloaded to your iTunes account and smartphone. The easiest way for iPhone users to listen to the show is via the free, and incredible, Podcast app. You can download it here. CLICK HERE to subscribe to the Gemba Academy podcast on iTunes. You can also subscribe via Stitcher which is definitely Android friendly. What Do You Think? Have you ever used A3 thinking in a personal improvement context? How else can A3 thinking be used?

In this episode: - How Katie went from athletics to a world class track cyclists: 3.20 - What Katie's training looked like: 11.00 - What drives Katie and how did she maintain her motivation: 14.15 - Dealing with nerves and pressure while racing on the world stage: 19.15 - Dealing with disappointment: 22.15 - Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport: Katie's experiences and research: 28.30

Katie Orr is my guest for the 4th episode of the Home and Hearth podcast! It was such an honor to get to chat with her and to pick her brain on all things Bible study and quiet time. Katie's passion and mission is "equipping busy women to experience God" and to really provide the tools women need in order to learn to do in-depth Bible study right where they are, even in this busy season of life. To that end, she has written a series of Bible studies on various topics where she takes you through the FOCUSed 15 method, enabling you to really dig down deep into the Scriptures in just 15 minutes a day. We all, even the busiest of moms, have 15 minutes a day, right? After all, we're probably all on social media longer than that each day, so we can totally do this! We can be faithful to redeem the time, especially with Katie's help and direction, showing us how easy it can truly be.  I was so honored to be able to be a part of the launch team for Katie's 5th and newest study, Everyday Obedience, which just released May 1st! It is absolutely incredible and is opening my eyes to the truth of what obedience is and is not in such powerful ways. From the day I started the study, I knew I had to have Katie on the podcast. She is going to bless your socks off! And, be sure to listen to the very end of the episode for a super exciting giveaway! :D     What We Chat About in This Episode:   ~Katie's own journey with the Lord, coming to Christ, learning how to study the Bible, and how she came to be a Bible study author ~Her advice and encouragement for women who say they are "too busy to study the Bible" ~What her FOCUSed 15 method is, how she came up with it, and how it works ~Each of her 5 studies (Everyday Hope, Everyday Love, Everyday Faith, Everyday Peace, and Everyday Obedience) and what they are about ~Recommendations for "quiet times" ~What Katie's typical "quiet time" looks like as a busy pastor's wife, homeschooling mom of 3, author, and podcaster ~Big Bible study mistakes we make and what to do instead; tips for HOW to actually study the Bible ~Ideas for moms who want to encourage and equip their children to love and do Bible study on a regular basis themselves  ~Encouragement and advice for women who already love and do regular Bible study but who have husbands who do not ~And more!     For all the shownotes, links to all the resources mentioned as well as links to Katie's website, podcast, and Bible studies, just head to www.hargraveshomeandhearth.com/podcast

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Hello Couragemakers and welcome to episode 51 of The Couragemakers Podcast! This week I am delighted to share with you my conversation with Katie Snyder. Katie is a unconventional creative who is based in Atlanta. She  oversees and runs her photography business she started at 18, while on the road, tour managing indie electronic band, Paper Lights. Katie is the owner of Wildfire Company, which was created to help musicians and other artists in a variety of facets, including management, booking, and social media. She enjoys teaching and mentoring about creativity and is currently working on her first book on this topic. In this episode, Katie shares her journey from starting her photography business at the age of 18 and how she decided to start over and pursue different passions as a thirty something. Katie gets really vulnerable about her creative adventures and how she keeps herself inspired, how lonely the experience of being a trailblazer can be, and taking creative leaps of faith. I absolutely loved hearing all about Katie's life, how she finds time to write her book on the road, and how much honesty she has in sharing her journey. I really enjoyed chatting about the non-glamorous side of things that sound very glamorous and how much guts it takes to go against the status quo even when no one around you gets it. If you often feel alone in creating your own path, if you want to feel really inspired to take your own risks and if you want to hear the very real adventures of a trailblazer, this is absolutely the episode for you! Enjoy the show!   About Katie Katie Snyder has owned & operated a photography business since she was 18 years old. During this time, she has been responsible for documenting hundreds of events and humanitarian projects around the world. She now oversees and runs this business from the road, while tour managing indie electronic band, Paper Lights. She also owns The Wildfire Company, which was created to help musicians and other artists in a variety of facets, including management, booking, and social media. She enjoys teaching and mentoring about creativity and is currently working on her first book on this topic. Follow her journey on the road in #RudolphtheRedAdventureVan  Email | Instagram |  Twitter  | Facebook   Things We Talked About How Katie started a photography business when she was 18 and how she made it her livelihood What Katie's life looks like out on the road, managing and touring with Paper Lights How Katie keeps herself inspired and keeps self doubt away Katie's beliefs about creativity   Resources Paper Lights: on Instagram   About Meg & That Hummingbird Life   I'm Meg and I'm the host of Couragemakers and founder of That Hummingbird Life. I'm an INFJ creative and multipassionate who has a bit of a notebook and post-it note obsession, loves foot-stomping country music and likes her hot chocolate with way too much chocolate. I started Couragemakers because I wanted to create a platform for passionate and unconventional women to have honest conversations and to share their stories, struggles and dreams. The intention behind this podcast is to inspire and encourage creative and mission-driven women to live a wholehearted life and follow the beat of their drum. When I'm not recording episodes, writing bullshit-free, very vulnerable and encouraging Sunday emails to fellow couragemakers or making new friends with the wonderful guests, you can find me working on all manners of magic over at That Hummingbird Life. THL is the online home for unconventional creatives and multipassionates who want to show up unapologetically and intentionally as who they are, and really own, live and share their many stories. It's made for couragemakers who have so much great shit to give the world and want to leave their mark but have too much self doubt standing in the way!

Living here in the UK, we can't guarantee good weather even in the height of the summer. So we thought this episode needed to be recorded, as we have both experienced our fair share of wet weather weddings and wanted to assure you all that the weather really doesn't matter. And planning for the worst and embracing what you get is the most important thing. We share; - Top tips for dealing with wet weather - Preparing a plan B - How to embrace it - How rain makes gorgeous photos - What Katie did and Kerrie is planning to deal with unpredictable weather. As always you can find all links via our shownotes over on our website http://www.getpodcast.co.uk don't forget to subscribe to our list and keep updated on new episodes too! P.s - You can now watch us podcast on YouTube! Take a look here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2emr3yU112g

Katie Schaeffers is the VP, Strategy + Creative at BRANDLIVE Group Katie is an entrepreneur-at-heart, translator, producer, creator, ninja. Katie has that unique mix of right-brain creative vision and left-brain tactical know-how. A graduate of McGill University and the London School of Economics, Katie’s event, production, and communication experience crosses the spectrum from fast-paced political environments to high-end galas to outdoor music festivals. In this episode we discuss... - How Katie got into events - Katie's Career path - from politics to BRANDLIVE - The importance of team - BRANDLIVE core principles - collaboration and leadership. - What does BRANDLIVE do? - What Katie does to stay creative and inspired See show notes on the Jelly Marketing website Blog > Podcast Thanks for listening!

In this episode, Lex Lavatai sits down with Katie Hughes, the founder of Girls Build. Girls Build is a nonprofit summer camp that instills “curiosity and confidence in girls as they explore the world of building”. Lex and Katie discuss the importance of teaching girls not only building, fixing, and engineering skills, but also curiosity and confidence. Katie was a participant in ‘The Social Pitch’, a quarterly Hatch program which brings together community members to fund innovative ideas. Links: Girls Build The Social Pitch   In this episode you’ll learn:   How Katie gathered together a group of women (carpenters, tree trimmers, laborers, plumbers and electricians) to run the camp What Katie thinks about high school counselors who encourage all kids to go to college, when college isn’t for everyone How well-paid the trades really are How Katie’s sister turned her financial situation around when she became an electrician The importance of instilling the confidence to try something new in young girls The self-esteem gained and money saved that comes from being able to fix things yourself “Well someone has to do it” - How Katie's mom charged her three daughters with the responsibility of putting things together and fixing broken things. How society instills perfectionism in girls that dissuades them from trying new things How important it is for girls to see women in the trades Why we shouldn’t just have one idea of what femininity looks like How discouraging women from entering fields like engineering decreases the talent pool and intellectual capital and costs society progress How participating in the Social Pitch helped Katie jumpstart Girls Build with experience, funding, counsel and connections