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Earlier this summer I had the chance to chat with Dr. Kelsey Ruppel, who is a Senior Consultant and the Director of Operations at FTF Behavioral Consulting. After I stopped getting tongue-tied in the introduction, we were able to cover a wide variety of topics, including: How she got into ABA. Pro-tips for remote consultation. A quick review of the Preschool Life Skills curriculum. Her research on addressing emerging problem behaviors, i.e., the development of the BALANCE program. More pro-tips: How to speed up the Skills-Based Treatment Process. What Kelsey plans to talk about at the upcoming Stone Soup Conference. And what is meant by the term, "Gray Reinforcement." In short, this interview has tons of practical tips for everyday BCBA's, and I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did. Here are some links to what we discussed: An Evaluation of “Balance”: a Home-Based, Parent-Implemented Program Addressing Emerging Problem Behavior (Ruppel et al., 2021). Session 145 with The Consultants for Children (Lessons from Implementing the PFA Process). Preschool Life Skills: Recent Advancements and Future Directions (Fahmie and Luczynski, 2018). Prevention of problem behavior by teaching functional communication and self-control skills to preschoolers (Luczynski and Hanley, 2013). Free resources and downloads re: all things Practical Functional Assessment, Skills Based Treatment, and more! The Stone Soup Conference (save at registration using coupon code: PODCAST). Not included in the interview, but just as exciting, Kelsey will keynote the New Hampshire ABA 2021 conference on 9/11/2021. Link is here, and you can save at registration by using coupon code Matt2021. The FTF on-demand courses. As an FYI, Early-adopter and above tier Patrons can get a 20% discount on the 10-hour PFA/SBT course, the BALANCE course, and the Stereotypy course. And here are some bluetooth earpieces in case anyone is interested (note: Amazon affiliate link). This episode is brought to you with the support of the following: The 2021 Stone Soup Conference! I challenge you to find a better CEU value in any virtual conference out there. With pod faves like Drs. Linda LeBlanc, Dithu Rajaraman, Jim Moore, Kerri Milyko, and more, there's something for everyone at this event. Use promo code PODCAST to save even more at checkout! Click here for additional details. The 2021 New Hampshire ABA Conference! If you're in New England on September 11th, 2021, take the short drive to beautiful Concord, NH to attend this year's event. If you're not local to the region, don't worry, the event is available virtually as well! This year's program features both clinical and business tracks, a free lunch, an afternoon ice cream social, oh, and there will be great talks too, including Drs. Kelsey Ruppel, Paulie Gavoni, Byron Wine, Peter Gerhardt, Antonio Harrison, and more! Go to NHABA.net, and click the conference tab for details. While you're there, use the promo code Matt2021 to save at checkout. If you like what you hear on the Behavioral Observations Podcast, you can support the show by either joining the Patreon group, which provides numerous benefits (ad-free podcasts, members-only events, discounts on cool stuff, and more!), or by considering the BOP for your continuing education needs.

In this episode, we're talking about how to make more money in less time. If you're anything like me, you're desperately seeking more free time and more whitespace in your business, so the idea of giving less of your energy and getting more in return is extremely appealing.  But in practice, what does this mean? How exactly can you build a business that grows and thrives without requiring the additional time, stress and burnout that comes with it? Joining me to answer this question is Kelsey Kerslake. Kelsey's a mother, CEO, creative director, and business coach, as well as the host of the Aligned Business Podcast. She's helped hundreds of online business owners build their brand and online influence, and turned her side hustle into a thriving design agency and education business. In today's conversation, Kelsey shares her journey and mishaps along the way. Not only will you learn how to delegate effectively, but you'll get her foolproof strategy to diligently work a solid 5 hours and still make profits!  Here's what you'll find out in this week's episode of Profit Boss® Radio: The powerful tools you can use to ensure your business can deliver results without you being involved in every step of your operations. The surprising things you can procedurize yourself out of–and how to do this WITHOUT losing control of your company! What Kelsey's day looks like now that she can focus on the tasks she loves–and how she designs her calendar. How to talk to employees about time off and mental health–and creating a work environment that inspires everyone. What Kelsey did to completely eliminate email from her life. Show Notes To get access to the full show notes, including all the resources mentioned, visit https://hilaryhendershott.com/kelsey-kerslake-work-less-make-more Follow Hilary on: Twitter LinkedIn Instagram Facebook YouTube Subscribe to Profit Boss® Radio Apple Podcasts Overcast Spotify Stitcher Google Podcasts

This week Kristen interviews long time friend, client, and self-declared Enneagram 9, Kelsey Hansen, on her success and how she did things differently to build her business. Kelsey is a six figure earner with her company and is known as the “Sourdough Mentor” on Instagram. Yes, she provides value and creates content around sourdough bread AND has a successful business that is completely unrelated to that, on the same Instagram account. And she does it without hustling.   Kelsey wants people to know that you don’t have to be a super type-A, outgoing, extravert to build your business online. She’s showing up as her exact (introverted) self, developing relationships, and building trust. Relational equity and trust is a key foundation to a sustainable social selling business and Kelsey is the perfect example of that philosophy.   Here’s what you’ll learn during their conversation:   How Kristen and Kelsey started their own mastermind after meeting on Instagram Kelsey’s philosophy on investing in her business and how it impacted her growth Why Kelsey said she had to ‘get over herself’ and the image she had about network marketing How she built a 6-figure social selling business with 2300 Instagram followers in 10 months as an introvert What Kelsey did at the start of the pandemic that resulted in a growth explosion Why Kelsey is on a mission to show other women that they can have success with ease that is sustainable Why so many people think fear and discomfort is a ‘red light’ and how it should be used as a compass, instead   Follow Kelsey Hansen on Instagram for sourdough tips and watch how she runs her successful company with ease and sustainability. She’s the example of what’s possible as an enneagram 9 and/or a small following.   For show notes and more visit the episode webpage: https://www.kristenboss.com/finding-success-as-an-enneagram-9-ep-42 And if you’re ready to learn the simple process of running your social selling business online, you have to check out my live coaching program! The Social Selling Academy: www.thesocialsellingacademy.com Download the 3-Day training SUSTAINABLE SUCCESS for SOCIAL SELLERS where Kristen will be going to be giving you the exact tools you need to have success in today’s social selling landscape. Without creating more confusion, complicated algorithms, frustrating funnels, or sales scripts. Check it out here.  

Listening well isn’t an easy skill for most of us. We like to talk, and in a culture that values productivity and solutions above all else, simply listening can often feel like we’re not being useful. Dr. Kelsey Crowe, author of There is No Good Card for This, thinks differently.  An empathy coach and founder of the nonprofit, Help Each Other Out, Kelsey knows a thing or two about listening—making it her mission in life to teach us how to empathize in an increasingly self-centered world. On this episode of The Sidewalk Talk podcast, Traci and Kelsey laugh and listen together, talking about all things empathy, connection, and attention.  Throughout their conversation, Kelsey shares with us her three basic rules on empathy for idiots, how we can ask for the attention we need, and the value of gestures. Especially during a season where we’re dealing with more uncertainty than ever, empathy is so important—not just for others, but also for ourselves. If you’re looking for a practical guide to becoming a better listener, and better person and friend in the process, look no further than this dynamic and empathetic conversation between Traci and Kelsey.    Episode Milestones [00:07] Intro  [02:24] Meet Kelsey  [06:51] What Kelsey discovered about empathy  [09:45] Kelsey’s rules on empathy for idiots everywhere  [15:09] Why it’s hard for us to not be useful  [22:23] How we ask for the attention we need  [26:23] The value of gestures  [31:25] What Kelsey’s working on next  [34:39] Sidewalk Talk in Germany and during COVID-19  [37:17] Listening during conflict  [40:26] How can we show up differently for others during COVID  [44:55] Kelsey’s wish for you  [46:40] Outro    Resources Mentioned There is No Good Card for This: What to say and do when life is scary, awful, and unfair to people you love Help Each Other Out The Empathy Bootcamp   Standout Quotes from the Episode “The value of hearing someone else, truly hearing, cannot be underestimated.” —Kelsey Crowe  “If we’re thinking about how we’re going to respond, we’re not truly taking in what somebody’s feeling.” —Kelsey Crowe  “When people are talking, they don’t only want to be validated. Sometimes it’s actually an opportunity for them to understand and build their experience in the course of telling it. And providing people the space to do that is tremendous.” —Kelsey Crowe  “We find that listening is unproductive, that it’s not useful, when it’s so useful. So our definition of what’s useful has to expand to include presence and attention. Attention is useful.” —Kelsey Crowe  “We need to figure out more and more ways to display emotional intelligence that’s beyond just how we talk to people.” —Kelsey Crowe    Connect: Find | Sidewalk Talk Podcast At sidewalk-talk.org On Instagram: @sidewalktalkorg On Twitter: @sidewalktalkorg   Find | Traci Ruble At Traciruble.com On Instagram: @TraciRubleMFT On Twitter: @TraciRubleMFT On Facebook: @TraciRubleMFT

In a dance world where the demand for excellence continues to grow, Kelsey Nelson is not only committed to training great technicians, but strong dancers physically + mentally.  What Kelsey is creating with her students is what I wish all dance teachers could start with. Kelsey is sharing (quite a lot) about what she doing in her studio + what she is striving for to create amazing dancers.  https://www.kelseynelson.com/ Check her out on Instagram @kjndance

Get ready for some real-time inspiration! Today Kristen interviews two students in The Social Selling Academy as they share about the simple changes they made after they joined The Academy and how they quickly created BIG results in their businesses.   Melissa McGill has been in the social selling space for three years and was one of the founding members of The Social Selling Academy. She shares how the overwhelm she had while working a full-time job, managing her family, and building her social selling business was holding her back until she invested and ‘made the commitment to herself’ to make the time and apply what she was learning from Kristen.    Kelsey Arrowood is a photographer who after starting her social selling business ten months ago, invested in all of the ‘secret strategies’ for social sellers and found early success--but realized quickly that she was missing something, until she found Kristen’s podcast and joined The Social Selling Academy.   Listen to their inspiring stories today:   The key thought that shifted Melissa out of overwhelm The specific shifts Melissa and Kelsey had after joining The Social Selling Academy How Melissa was able to utilize The Social Selling Academy coaching call replays on her own time and apply what she learned to create rapid success The exact results Meslissa achieved after she utilized the ‘Ask the Coach’ feature in the private Facebook group What Kelsey learned after spending $10,000 on the ‘right strategies’ and why she was able to still trust herself to invest in The Social Selling Academy How one live coaching call with Kristen changed everything for Kelsey How both Melissa and Kelsey utilized the copywriting strategy that Kristen teaches to leverage social media effectively The advice that each of these students would give to someone ‘saving up’ for The Academy or who is waiting for the ‘right time’   Melissa and Kelsey had different pain points and made different shifts in their businesses after joining The Social Selling Academy that helped them hit their goals in a short amount of time.    For show notes and more visit the episode webpage:    https://www.kristenboss.com/hitting-big-goal…-marketing-ep-39/   And if you’re ready to learn the simple process of running your social selling business online, you have to check out my new program!   The Social Selling Academy: www.thesocialsellingacademy.com   The Attraction Formula Webinar:  https://kristenboss.mykajabi.com/The-3-Attraction-Formula   Make sure to be on the email list and grab the free training. To get on the email list- click here. https://www.thesocialsellingacademy.com/vip The Social Selling Academy: www.thesocialsellingacademy.com

Kelsey Johnson is a Bozeman-based artist whose work highlights the epic wildlife, people, and landscapes of the American West. Using graphite pencils and oil paints, Kelsey creates stunning, life-like artwork-- works that you would assume were created by a full-time artist with decades of experience. But in reality, Kelsey is new to professional art-- she balances her artistic endeavors with a full-time job, and she actually started her art business only a few years ago, back in 2018. While Kelsey’s artistic career will undoubtedly continue to grow and flourish in the coming years, I am inspired by the commitment and work ethic she exhibits on a daily basis to turn her creative passions into a self-sustaining business. - Growing up in Pennsylvania, Kelsey was always artistic, but she put art aside and earned her undergraduate degree in agricultural business and agronomy. After graduation, she began a career with a large corporation where she sold corn and soybean seeds across the United States. While the job was safe and steady with plenty of upward mobility, she couldn’t shake the feeling that she was not completely fulfilled by her work. So, as you’ll hear her describe, a series of events came together that prompted her to pack up and move to Montana, where she rededicated herself to her artistic inclinations. - I greatly admire Kelsey and the way she has created a life and career here in the West. I also feel that she serves as a perfect example of how to balance professional, practical obligations with the pursuit of artistic goals. If you’ve got creative ambitions but struggle to fit them in between the other demands of life, you’ll find Kelsey’s story inspirational. We had a wide-ranging conversation, discussing everything from her childhood on the east coast to her eventual move to Montana. We talked about her evolution as an artist, some of her artistic breakthroughs, and her creative influences. She talks a lot about juggling professional and artistic commitments, and she also offers up some excellent book, music, and film recommendations. - And as you’ll hear in the episode, Kelsey and I will be doing a giveaway of a print of her newest painting, titled “Land of the Desert Poppy,” which I’ve linked to in the notes. If you want to enter to win, follow me on Instagram and look for a post about the giveaway later this week, the week of February 22, 2021. - Thanks so much to Kelsey for taking the time to chat. Hope you enjoy this conversation. --- Kelsey Johnson "Land of the Desert Poppy" Ed on Instagram (for print giveaway) Full Episode Notes & Links: https://mountainandprairie.com/kelsey-johnson/ --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 3:45 – Where Kelsey grew up 4:45 – How Kelsey initially got into agriculture 6:30 – When did Kelsey realize that agriculture was not the path for her 8:45 – How did Kelsey come to set her eyes on Montana 12:15 – What did Kelsey have to do to move to Bozeman 14:45 – Kelsey’s art 18:30 – How the art community in Southwest Montana influenced Kelsey’s art 20:45 – The first time Kelsey sold art 23:45 – Kelsey’s experience balancing her art with the rest of her life 25:45 – Kelsey’s biggest surprise in setting up her art business 26:45 – Kelsey discusses “big break” moments that helped get her work in front of more people 30:30 – Kelsey’s role models in the creative community of the American West 33:45 –Kelsey discusses how she knows she’s finished with a piece and explores those moments when a piece just “doesn’t work out” 37:15 – Kelsey’s advice for those getting started in creative pursuits 35:30 – Kelsey’s most recently finished piece (ft. information on a print giveaway!) 42:30 – Kelsey’s adventures in hunting 45:45 – What Kelsey does for fun 46:30 – Kelsey’s favorite books 50:00 – Kelsey’s favorite musicians 53:00 – Kelsey’s favorite movies 55:30 – Parting words of wisdom --- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie - All Episodes Mountain & Prairie Shop Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts  

“What I come to realize is that technology doesn’t move that fast. The fundamentals are roughly the same. It’s the fact that we don’t necessarily teach fundamentals. When you start to focus on the fundamentals, then you don’t mentally get attached to one particular implementation." Kelsey Hightower is one of the leading figures in open source, cloud computing, and Kubernetes. I’m extremely excited to have him with me sharing a lot of his insights around many things in tech. We started the conversation with what he has been doing recently—his involvement in serverless technologies and security landscape. Kelsey then shared his interesting career journey of how he got from working at fast food in high school to where he is at Google today. He also shared his advice on how one should learn and develop knowledge in the current fast changing technology landscape, and how he shifted his learning mindset to overcome impostor syndrome. Kelsey also discussed various latest updates on cloud, serverless technologies, and Kubernetes. He also shared how he has developed his fundamental understanding of certain technologies by learning them “the hard way” and publicly. We also covered his latest observation and views on microservices vs monolith. Last but not least, we close off the session with Kelsey’s Tech Lead Wisdom on his take around personal growth, learning, and his preferred way of leading by inspiring others. Listen out for: What Kelsey is up to - [00:06:39] Kelsey’s career journey - [00:10:15] Succeeding in tech from under-represented groups - [00:13:21] Understanding technology fundamentals - [00:16:45] Impostor syndrome - [00:21:19] On cloud latest and cloud native - [00:27:51] Twelve-Factor application - [00:34:00] Serverless latest - [00:36:14] Monolith vs microservices - [00:42:44] Learning things The Hard Way - [00:54:20] Kubernetes-ify everything - [01:02:15] Kubernetes resources - [01:08:54] Kelsey’s 3 Tech Lead Wisdom - [01:12:13] _____ Kelsey Hightower’s Bio Kelsey Hightower has worn every hat possible throughout his career in tech, but most enjoys leadership roles focused on making things happen and shipping software. Kelsey is a strong open source advocate focused on building simple tools that make people smile. When he is not slinging Go code, you can catch him giving technical workshops covering everything from programming and system administration to his favorite Linux distro of the month. Follow Kelsey: Twitter – https://twitter.com/kelseyhightower Github - https://github.com/kelseyhightower Like this episode? Subscribe on your favorite podcast app and submit your feedback. Follow @techleadjournal on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. Pledge your support by becoming a patron. For more info about the episode (including quotes and transcript), visit techleadjournal.dev/episodes/18.

Kelsey Patel is one of Hollywood’s leading wellness and reiki experts. She is not only a sought after spiritual empowerment coach, yoga teacher, reiki healer, and meditation teacher, but also a multi-faceted entrepreneur and inspirational speaker. She is the creator and founder of Magik Vibes, a soul-enhancing lifestyle brand, that was named one of the top 7 subscription boxes of 2017. In 2018, she became co-host of the celebrity-endorsed podcast series, Break Up with Your Bullshit and in 2019 she launched her very own wellness meets spirituality podcast, called Magik Vibes.   Kelsey's newly published book Burning Bright: Rituals, Reiki, and Self-Care to Heal Burnout, Anxiety, and Stress is especially apropos--during our time of great uncertainty. We talk about our unique "imprints," which Kelsey describes as "a belief system or a deeply embedded memory that has altered how you see yourself, someone else, or the world." Listen to how this can cause unnecessary suffering in your life. Other topics covered: Different perspectives that can release suffering What Kelsey's debilitating back pain taught her and changed how she responds to her physical symptoms How we can change our relationship with fear and uncertainty How to see the many choices we have to change our life experience Reiki 101 Think of your energy hygiene as important as your physical, mental, or emotional hygiene How to start a simple energy hygiene with a handwashing ritual Follow Kelsey Patel: KelseyPatel.com @kelseyjpatel on Instagram and Facebook Magik Vibes podcast Follow Sophia Ruan Gushee: NontoxicLiving.tips Text "DETOX" to 66866 @ruanliving on Instagram or Facebook

Today on the Becoming Fearless podcast, meet Kelsey Murphy, a business and life coach who works with people to help them redefine what they want to do for work and create businesses that fit their holistic visions of their lives. Kelsey has a background in advertising, but she always knew advertising wasn’t meant to be her long-term dream. What Kelsey really loved was personal development, so she started her journey toward life coaching. Join Kelsey and Annie as they talk finding your calling, building something you’re proud of, dabbling in your interests, finding a community, doing something meaningful, and taking responsibility for your own motivation. Quotes: “It does not happen in a day; it does not happen in a year. You have to find that wherewithal and that stamina to say ‘this is something I want for my life’.” “What makes this journey way more enjoyable is when you have friends to do it with.” “You have to inject inspiration into your life.” “The emotional side of you is truly a superpower.”

On this episode, I’m talking to a solopreneur who started a clothing line inspired by her love of dogs about 3 years ago. She’s single handedly grown it into a major brand with 50,000 instagram followers and over 2,000 brand ambassadors. The most inspiring part is that everything she does is cause based - a percentage of every sale goes to rescuing homeless dogs. Listen in to learn about how to get your own dream off the ground, email marketing tips and how she finds unique products and partnerships. (00:00) Intro(00:29) Introducing Kelsey Gallipeau of Barklyn Grace(02:26) How Kelsey figured out how to make her designs(05:07) The timeline of planning the designs for an ecommerce shop(08:36) Kelsey’s strategy for working with other pet brands(10:55) Email marketing tips + tricks(16:36) What Kelsey is most proud of when it comes to Barklyn Grace(19:10) Meet Kelsey’s dogs (21:42) What automations help Kelsey run Barklyn Grace(22:26) Advice about taking the leap from your 9 to 5 The rest of the shownotes are at wearwagrepeat.com/podcast.    

Have you or has someone you know experienced pregnancy loss? One of the most common experiences women have in their journeys to motherhood is pregnancy loss and although it’s uncomfortable to talk about, we feel it’s really important. Today, we are sharing the story of a fellow Generation.Mom, Kelsey Murphy of the Whiskey & Work podcast about her personal & recent miscarriage story. Kelsey is so brave to open up about her experience, and we are grateful she is doing so to help all women (including herself) and families of loss.   What’s In This Episode: Kelsey’s career background prior to becoming a mom When she knew it was time to grow her family from 3 to 4 What the beginning of her pregnancy with her second baby looked like The story of her loss Her immediate reaction to learning the news of losing her pregnancy How she decided to proceed after having some time to process and research The painful process when her body recognized she was no longer pregnant Where Kelsey is at now after going through this experience Her experience sharing her story publicly What Kelsey and her husband told her daughter about the baby

089: Building Connection in the Workplace - Bristlecone Holdings http://www.julieannsullivan.com/workplace-connection/   If there is one industry that is perceived as cold and uncaring, it’s finance. Banks, credit card companies, asset management firms, and insurance companies.  They are not usually known for their customer care. Our guest today will explain how one finance company provides exceptional care not only to its customers, but its employees as well.  Today I’m thrilled to introduce you to Kelsey Martin, Chief People Officer at Bristlecone Holdings in Reno, Nevada. Bristlecone provides consumer leasing to several niche markets, and has distinguished itself by diving deeper into the data spectrum. Their mission is to redefine creditworthiness, and by doing so have helped many consumers who would not otherwise be able to obtain financing. In our interview, Kelsey describes how she has helped Bristlecone serve its employees and connect with them through simple but effective engagement strategies. Listen in and prepare to take your business to the next level! Kelsey’s Bio: Kelsey Martin is the Chief People Officer of Bristlecone Holdings, an alternative consumer finance company. She oversees its culture, human resources processes, policies and procedures, and talent development. About the company: Bristlecone is a group of individuals frustrated by current financing options. Kelsey described it like this: “Like our customers, we survived the Great Recession. Like our merchants, we adapted to a changing market. We knew we weren’t alone. We set out to build financing that made more sense for everyday people.” We partnered with the smartest and the best to build a more resilient, reliable and accessible finance model. We found those with shared values to collaborate in our mission. We work with the most trusted retailers in each market. We strive to delight our customers with prime customer service. Together, we want to revolutionize consumer finance using modern technologies.   You’ll discover: ● Why it’s important for Bristlecone to care for its customers as well as engage its employees. ● The importance of defining your workplace culture. ● What it means for Bristlecone to have a “ranch-style” culture, and how it helps employees feel more engaged. ● A simple and fun practice they use to publicly recognize employees, and how it connects to their three core values of innovate, empower, and serve. ● How Bristlecone’s focus on employee connection has impacted their turnover rate and created culture of appreciation. ● Why the company is different than other financial institutions that serve lower-credit customers. ● What Kelsey will be working on this year to help employees stay connected, and how it will continue to help their workplace feel like an extended family.   Interview Links & Other Resources BristleconeHoldings.com Follow Bristlecone on Twitter Connect with Bristlecone on Facebook Connect with Bristlecone on LinkedIn Businesses That Care on C-Suite Radio iTunes - Subscribe, Rate and Review