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Human beings are complex; we have needs, desires, and psychological biases. We have also, over time, developed an emotional relationship with money. Functional MRIs show that the way we feel about money is the same way we feel about life-or-death situations. Each of us has a “money script;” a narrative relating to money which has formed as a result of various influential factors in our lives, some of which we may not even be aware of. Unhealthy narratives can often result in a sense of shame, which prevents us from talking openly about our finances, and this can have dire consequences on an individual and societal level. That is why Michelle Arpin Begina, author, speaker, nationally-recognized financial advisor, activist, and our guest on today's show, has developed a humanistic approach to helping people handle their money, and their feelings about their money. She calls it financial therapy, and in this episode, you'll hear what her approach entails, some of the major recent trends she has noticed amongst her clients, as well as the challenging journey that Michelle took to get to the point where her financial status and her state of mind are aligned, making it easy for her to talk about money. And she can help you do it too! What you'll learn about in this episode:How Michelle and her business have fared during the COVID-19 pandemic.The goal that Michelle has to positively impact people's lives, and how she is currently doing that.A great reset that Michelle has seen occur as a result of the pandemic.What functional MRIs tell us about the feelings we have towards money.Michelle explains the concept she calls self-serve financial therapy. The strategy Michelle uses when she has to attend online conferences.What Michelle's approach to financial therapy entails. Behavior biases and how these impact our financial decisions.How a humanistic approach differs from a holistic approach.What the question, “What does wealth mean to you?” reveals about someone.The acronym used to describe the main elements of positive psychology.How the definition of success has changed over time. A shift in the way people are thinking about financial planning that Michelle has noticed.Meaning as a key part of the non-financial aspects of financial planning.The taboo that still exists around having conversations about money.Examples of the types of underlying “money scripts” that people have.Michelle shares her personal experience with money while she was growing up, and how her parents' financial decisions impacted her life.Four different types of will.Where conversations about money need to begin, and why it is so important to have these conversations.The fine line between a moderate scarcity mindset and a moderate abundance mindset.Where you can find Michelle's Success Formula Guide, and how this can help you.Click Here To Download Transcript

Today on Never Was A Gamer, we're continuing with our Indie Boom arc by looking at bona fide indie auteur Jonathan "Joe" Blow's first game, Braid. Join us as we argue about puzzles and Michelle struggles to remember the game's core mechanic.  Timecodes:    1.10  A word about Playdate!    6.45  Introducing Braid (and Jonathan Blow).    BREAK      20.00  What Michelle knew going in.    22.00  Narrative, meaning, and mechanics.    BREAK      40.10  Worlds and puzzles.    1.10.10  Final thoughts.   

This was one of those interviews that was completely unexpected but the content is by far, the most important for whoever tunes in, to date.  Michelle Masters is an NLP practitioner but she is also so much more than that and you'll understand why when you listen to the interview.  We talked about: - What she likes to do for fun - What dimensional travel is - The Council that Michelle belongs to, what it's about, her role in it, and how it all works - What's REALLY going on in the world right now - The different roles that humans are playing  - The reason the pandemic came to be - What the virus thrives on - Our planet is getting an update - what that means - How love is a state of consciousness and not just a feeling - What Michelle discovered about money when she first started her money focused NLP course - Neurology vs Consciousness - What has been Michelle's work to date - How the attitudes have changed over the years towards NLP and why - What mind blowing thing happened at one of Michelles workshops that literally blew everyone away - Time and how Michelle is experiencing it of late - How our belief systems work and how we can go about making changes to them - Michelle's advice if you're feeling lost right now From the get-go, this interview had my chest opening up and there was a warmth in my heart, knowing that the information I was receiving from Michelle was important.  I really hope you tune in and receive it with an open mind and heart and allow it to sink in.  Our planet is headed in a new direction and you can either go along with it, enjoying it as much as humanly possible or you can fight it and be more lost than ever.  I hope you get as much as I did from this interview.  If you want to work with Michelle, go to www.michellemastersnlp.com For more info on the Tune In Radio U podcast, go to www.tuneinradiou.com If you enjoyed this podcast, follow for more, like & share so that others can reap the benefits, AND subscribe to my Patreon page to support my work at www.patreon.com/ruthgspeaks To get your personal frequency running perfectly for you, use code ruth20 when purchasing any frequency music at www.listeningtosmile.com/get-music Intro logo music by Denisdrummer85 at audiojungle.com

Michelle Barnes is back with a Bang in this episode: - What Michelle's Coach made her eat for a competition - Are you doing HIIT right? - Greg's & Michelle's challenge - Diet isn't a BAD word. - The One exercise we both hate - How you should train if you're going through the menopause - The biggest factor in losing fat. - How to lose the belly "jiggle" - And soooo much more You can find Michelle on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/michellebarnesnpc/?hl=en Website - https://boldbodyprep.com/team/michelle-barnes/

In today's episode I'm interviewing Michelle, a friend and someone who's used hypnosis for quite a while to create what she wants in her life. She has a really great story about leaving the corporate world and creating her own business as an interior coach. We discuss the impact of your home environment, optimizing your at-home workspace, enduring and overcoming the consequences of corporate burnout, and how hypnosis led to her business. 2:20 - How our environment can impact our feelings and success in life 9:21 - Advice for setting up your work-at-home space 14:17 - How burnout in her corporate job lead to Michelle's hearing loss 19:13 - How Michelle manifested her corporate job through hypnosis 22:50 - Michelle's road to starting her own business 27:55 - What Michelle says for those who doubt or have concerns about hypnosis 30:58 - The shifts that Michelle has noticed since working with Penny Find Michelle at michellepetit.com. Thanks for tuning in today! I'd love it if you could head over to Apple Podcasts and leave a positive review, so we can reach even more people, so they can change their lives. That positive energy of sharing comes back to you as we spread this message.

Josh's SEO keyword research expert and website editor Michelle Bourbonniere shares her secret tips for how to do keyword research for free!In This Episode03:44 - Greeting to Michelle07:09 - Keyword research08:16 - Why it's important 10:36 - Short tail or long tail12:37 - Short tail examples15:39 - Local keywords19:28 - Keyword strategy21:03 - Free research tools23:32 - Example 26:18 - Benefit from “How to”28:40 - Candidate keywords31:31 - “People also ask” box34:09 - “Related searches”36:10 - Random search43:58 - No one controls Google47:05 - Attention to optimization49:13 - Freemium tools49:49 - Keyword Tool.io50:33 - Ask the Public52:29 - Also Asked52:49 - Keyword Surfer53:48 - Google Keyword Planner56:37 - When to invest in a pro1:01:33 - Being intentional 1:03:55 - What Michelle offers1:06:42 - Biggest free tool resultGet all links, resources and show notes at:https://joshhall.co/107

Michelle Cordeiro Grant is the founder & CEO of LIVELY is a community and brand that inspires women to live passionately and purposefully through experiences and products like bras, bralettes, undies, and so much more. Michelle grew up with immigrant parents, thinking she wanted to become a doctor or a lawyer, but her true passion lay in working with products and building brands. At the end of a long and extremely successful career at brands like Victoria’s Secret, Michelle came to the realization that the $13 billion lingerie category was being dominated by a single brand and had a very narrow point of view.This led her to go out on her own and create LIVELY with the goal of being a brand that strived to reflect real, authentic, everyday women like herself, who craved the feeling of being confident and comfortable. Michelle launched LIVELY in 2016 and has since opened four stores and fostered a network of over 140,000 brand ambassadors. She grew the business from its concept stage to a recent $100 million acquisition in just three years, beating the odds that many female-founded companies face. In this episode, you’ll hear from Michelle as she describes the tactical steps she took to leave her career and build a company that she was passionate about, what it takes to build a brand from concept to acquisition, how she built a community of 140,000 ambassadors, and what it takes to live her mission of creating an inclusive product and brand that speaks to and is inspired by “women with wild hearts and boss minds.” In this episode, we’ll talk to Michelle about:* Learn more about Michelle’s childhood in an immigrant family in rural Pennsylvania. [3:11]* Her desire to belong and how it tied into her fascination with brands. [4:08]* Why Michelle says that being unique is a superpower and it should be celebrated. [5:14]* How her early days in corporate America informed her decision to create her own brand. [6:57]* Hear about her ‘aha’ moment; not wanting to choose between a family or a career. [8:38]* The resistance she encountered during that transition and what it taught her about applying the fundamentals she had learned in corporate. [10:48]* What Michelle’s turning point was before starting a brand in the ‘Leisurée' category. [12:10]* The driving force behind pursuing this passion: building something totally different. [13:52]* Find out when Michelle decided to leave her career and go all in on building LIVELY. [14:09]* Michelle talks about the list she created of all the things she didn’t know and her advice for other entrepreneurs facing uncertainty. [16:08]* What it looked like to create a community by building a brand and not a corporation. [18:00]* How an email marketing strategy inspired by Harry’s launched the company. [20:36]* Learn why Michelle thinks the email referral program was so successful; the emotional hook that drew women to the brand. [23:27]* The strategy behind building a community of 140,000 ambassadors; finding women that demonstrated the same values as the brand. [25:43]* Michelle shares her experience of fundraising for LIVELY while pregnant with her son. [30:12]* Pushing through anxiety as a first-time founder and defying the odds by doing it differently. [33:58]* Find out about LIVELY’s growth trajectory; when they started to focus on retention. [36:23]* Engaging with the community to dictate product pipeline; launching a swimwear line. [37:40]* Building a business from concept to acquisition wasn’t about the exit; it was about building a strong, long-lasting, and viable brand. [39:30]* Michelle tells the story of Wacoal, the Japanese company that acquired LIVELY. [43:00]* Her advice for living in beta; the more risks you take, the better you’ll be at taking risks. [44:29]Follow Michelle: * Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_michellegrant* LIVELY Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wearlively/* LIVELY Website: https://www.wearlively.comFollow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Stay updated & subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.behindherempire.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Michelle and Suzanne are both fully equipped with champagne (and no orange juice) for today’s episode that’s all about traveling by plane and the etiquette involved – a conversation that could have gone on for hours! The many travel restrictions imposed during the pandemic have resulted in our hosts both having acute cases of the travel bug so today they take a deep dive into proper flying etiquette, and, as always, the stories of their experiences with it.   Fresh from watching travel videos with her son and daughter-in-law, Suzanne runs through Michelle’s list of flying etiquette items with her, and the two of them share their firmly held opinions and laugh out loud stories that they swear have not been embellished. Suzanne explains what a ‘Karen’ is, Michelle explains Robb’s airplane set up, and then together they propose the improvements that they feel would make flights much more comfortable. As you will discover, these two best friends have extensive experience with flight travel, and they share the good, the bad, the ugly, and, of course, the hilarious, with listeners today. Episode Highlights:   ·   What Suzanne, her son, and daughter-in-law have been up to lately ·   Michelle’s list of airplane etiquette ·   Michelle and Suzanne’s flying stories ·   ‘Pulling a Karen’ ·   Robb’s airplane set up ·   What Michelle and Suzanne would change to make flight more comfortable ·   Suzanne’s theory on flying Quotes:   “The next thing I know, he takes off his shirt…the last piece of clothing between him and bare skin.”   “I found that a very weird perk of flying in first class internationally.”   “The barf bag lands on my feet!”   “We just see it…the pee glistening in her hair.”   “You can just sit there and wait, and I’ll handle you in a minute.”   “I am really going to lose it on you!”   “People are going to be afraid to get on a plane with me…I’m a little grumpy.”   “He starts poking my bladder.”   “What makes you more important than anyone else on the plane?”   “He flips his long hair over his reclining seat into my food.”   “The guy turned around and yelled at my son.”   “He thought somebody was stealing his DNA… or had injected him with a needle or something.”   “If I die, this is the person who’s responsible.”   “I ended up sitting right next to Anthony Bourdain.”   “We’re closing the doors – let’s get this party started!”   “Let’s rethink some of these regulations, and decide which ones are really important.”   “We clearly have a passion for talking about travel.” Links:   Homepage:  Orange Juice Optional   Goodnight Sweet Bear:  Goodnight Sweet Bear   Why Hello! Modern Home:  Why Hello! Modern Home                   Why Hello! Modern Home Facebook                       Why Hello! Modern Home Instagram   A Milne Shares:  A Milne Shares To share comments & podcast ideas please email:    OJO Email

I’ve spent my entire career wondering what the difference is between those who simply string along one job after another to pay the bills and those who have extraordinary resumes, amazing credits, and award-winning careers. You might assume it's some combination of God-given talent, luck and hard work. If you've listened to me for any amount of time, you know I consider "luck" to be a four letter word (so that’s out), but I do believe talent and hard work absolutely play a role when it comes to success. However, I think the difference for those who reach the highest levels is that they are simply playing a totally different game than everyone else. Most people are playing a game of checkers...the best of the best are playing chess. Today's guest, ACE editor, Michelle Tesoro has worked on critically acclaimed shows such as House of Cards, Godless, On the Basis of Sex, When They See Us, and most recently The Queen's Gambit. Rather than talk about her creative process editing The Queen's Gambit, Michelle and I take a different approach in this conversation and discuss the metaphor of chess as life and how you can apply a long-term, more strategic chess-like approach to your career. Michelle and I had such an in-depth conversation that I've made it a two-part series. In this first part we discuss how Michelle chooses the projects & people she works with, and we discover how there is a common theme running through much of her work that keeps her engaged and passionate (despite the arduous nature of the projects she takes on). Michelle also shares what she believes to be her greatest assets and soft skills (outside the editing timeline) that have led to her tremendous success in Hollywood. Finally, I am keenly aware that Michelle has been making the rounds on the podcast circuit, but rest assured no matter what you’ve listened to already this very candid conversation covers fresh ground with stories you definitely haven’t heard on other shows. And you don't want to miss part 2 next week where I put Michelle on the hot seat to discuss the challenge of balancing her career with the rest of her life. Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here's What You'll Learn: The first small moments Michelle realized that editing was for her. How a street artist in New York helped her understand the power of editing and storytelling. The similarities between Michelle and the lead character, Beth in The Queen's Gambit. How Michelle has become comfortable being the only woman in the room. The parallels Michelle can draw from the themes of On the Basis of Sex and her own mom and childhood. Michelle shares one of the most valuable soft skills she possesses that helps her gain the trust of her collaborators. How being clear about her goals early on in her career helped guide the decisions she made. The word that Michelle has been practicing to use more often in her career.  HINT: it’s not “Yes!” KEY TAKEAWAY: The only way to confidently say no is if you know what the end goal is. What Michelle learned from NOT getting the ACE Internship when she applied for it at the start of her career. Useful Resources Mentioned: Art Of The Cut Podcast Eps. 87 (“The Queens Gambit” Editor Michelle Tesoro, ACE) by Filmtools - ProVideo Coalition Ep. 15 – Defining Goals, Working With Good People, and Editing “The Queen’s Gambit” with editor Michelle Tesoro, ACE | Film & TV Editing Mentorship Program Ep118: Legendary Editor Walter Murch On Optimizing Creativity, Productivity, and Well-Being In Hollywood For 50+ Years Twitter: @mtesorito Instagram: @michtesoro MICHELLE TESORO Continue to Listen & Learn Ep115: How to Be So Thorough You Can’t Be Denied | with James Wilcox, ACE Ep127: Chasing After the Next Gig vs. Building Your Career | with Kabir Ahktar, ACE Ep132: How to Pursue Fulfilling Work and Find Your ‘Calling’ | with Dr. Tal Ben-Shahar Ep126: On the Importance of Building Relationships, Asking Questions, and Never Giving Up | with Andi Armaganian Ep131: How Having a ‘Side Hustle’ Buys You the Freedom to Say ‘No’ | with Alex Ferrari Ep129: How to Cultivate a “Service-Centric” Mindset (and Why It Will Make You More Successful) | with Agustin Rexach Ep117: Carol Littleton, ACE on The Secret to Surviving 40+ Years Working In Hollywood Our Generous Sponsors: Struggling With Real-Time Remote Collaboration? 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And because they don’t spend a lot on excessive marketing and advertising expenses, the savings gets passed on to you. Guest Bio: Cutting-edge film and television picture editor Michelle Tesoro is an industry rising star, known for seamlessly weaving narrative through the artful and elegant editing of a visual story. Her most recent works include Netflix’s Emmy-nominated series “When They See Us” directed and produced by Ava Duvernay, and Netflix’s hit limited series “The Queen’s Gambit” directed by Oscar-nominated Scott Frank. Tesoro’s versatile slate also includes Focus Features’ biography of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg “On the Basis of Sex” starring Felicity Jones, Bold Films and Participant Media’s “Shot Caller” starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Netflix’s Emmy-nominated series “Godless,” directed by Scott Frank, and starring Emmy-winner Jeff Daniels, Michelle Dockery, and Merritt Weaver, Golden Globe-nominated show “House of Cards,” and the HBO’s series “The Newsroom”. The Cinema Guild’s SXSW Grand Jury Prize-winning feature film “Natural Selection,” earned Tesoro the 2011 SXSW Award for Best Editing. Tesoro’s unique perspective and refined expertise in composing striking narratives began early, growing up in Chicago, Illinois. She graduated from Whitney M. Young High School, studied at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and graduated from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Tesoro currently resides in Los Angeles, California. Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared by Debby Germino and published by Glen McNiel. The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).

Following a 2014 car wreck, Michelle Mras did not walk for 14 months. Both hemispheres of her brain became disconnected, and memories became sporadic, piecemeal. During this time, the voices in her head, the inner critics that we all harbor, went to work.  At one point, God spoke to her, saying, "You're not dead yet, get up!" Michelle began writing a book in her brain while convalescing. What Michelle found is that a light got switched on; she realized she had been playing small in life. No more. Nowadays, Michelle is an International TEDx Speaker, Author, Communication Trainer, and Success Coach. She also hosts the podcast Denim & Pearls. She has survived multiple life challenges and advises people stop apologizing for what they are not and step into who they truly are. In addition, she reminds people that tomorrow is never promised: eat dessert first! --- Michelle Mras has been awarded the Inspirational Women of Excellence Award from the Women Economic Forum, New Delhi, India and the John Maxwell Team Culture Award for Positive Attitude. She has featured on hundreds of podcasts and radio programs as well as several magazines.  Michelle's driving thought is that every day is a gift. Tomorrow is never promised. Every moment is an opportunity to be the best version of you...Unapologetically! www.MichelleMras.com www.youtube.com/MichelleMras (for inspirational videos) Denim & Pearls Podcast Me@MichelleMras.com ---

Michelle Weise is the author of Long-Life Learning: Preparing for Jobs that Don’t Even Exist Yet. She is an entrepreneur-in-residence and senior advisor at Imaginable Futures and her work over the last decade has concentrated on preparing working-age adults for the jobs of today and tomorrow. In this episode we discuss: - The current state of the landscape in workplace training and higher education - The blend of skills we'll need to develop individually and as a society to thrive in the future - What Michelle learned from working with legendary Professor Clayton Christensen If you're interested in the intersection between the future of education and work this conversation is for you as well as giving you with plenty of original insight into how to direct your own career in a rapidly changing environment.

On this episode of The Marketer's Journey, I interview Michelle Huff, CMO at UserTesting. UserTesting has seen amazing growth, moving from 50 million to 100 million in revenue over the course of Michelle's time there and as the CMO Michelle has kept laser focused on this growth but been mindful of building a cohesive team that feels embraced by her as a leader. UserTesting has created a double-sided marketplace that is redefining the market research industry. What Michelle has learned marketing for this rapidly growing company in this developing industry is that listening to your buyers is king. Many marketers champion the importance of their buyers without ever speaking directly to them; outsourcing market research and feedback collection. CMOs need to make sure their entire organization is committed to listening to their customers no matter what.   Check out this and other episodes of The Marketer's Journey on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and Google Play!   Key takeaways from this episode:   Working within an existing category comes with budget because the need has been proven.  With new categories, you're constantly justifying why you and why now. You're convincing people to do things in a different way and this always comes with challenges.  One of the most interesting things about the COVID-19 pandemic is that literally every industry has been impacted. Consumer buying behaviour in every industry has changed and companies are thriving based on their adaptability.  Who you are working for is important. Culture is important. Consider these factors as much as you consider the role and the company itself.  Learn more about UserTesting here: https://www.usertesting.com/. Learn more about Michelle here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michellehuff/. 

For reasons made clear in this week’s episode, Michelle is ‘bored out of her mind’ these days, but that doesn’t stop her from joining Suzanne for yet another entertaining conversation. COVID has, indeed, been a Grinch for our hosts over the past little while, and today they fill you in on all the details.   They begin by discussing the COVID diagnoses that both Suzanne and Robb received in December, what their quarantine experiences were like, and Michelle shares details of her own COVID test. Some of their stories regarding those times when they had to be nursemaids to members of their families follow, as well as a discussion about Suzanne’s hypochondria as a child, and what they both are like as patients. They finish up their conversation by reviewing their worst illnesses, including the dreaded strep throat. While the subject matter may be somewhat heavier than usual this week, Michelle and Suzanne’s trademark good humor and vibrant nature render this episode one that will still offer you some things to smile about and, of course, a whole lot of things you’ll find completely relatable. Episode Highlights:   ·   Robb and Suzanne’s COVID diagnoses ·   Their quarantine experience ·   Michelle’s COVID test ·   Michelle and Suzanne’s stories of being nursemaids ·   Katy’s compassionate nature ·   Suzanne’s childhood hypochondria ·   What Michelle and Suzanne are like as patients ·   Their worst illnesses ·   Strep throat Quotes:   “It was absolutely terrifying!”   “You got your Christmas miracle.”   “I’m thinking it was a false positive.”   “The COVID Grinch showed up at the Milne house.”   “A positive test result on Christmas Eve.”   “It was horrible.”   “I felt like I had just conquered Mt. Everest or something.”   “Honey, you have a lot of issues, but dying tonight is not one of them. Go to sleep.”   “When Jeff gets sick, I get pissed.”   “It’s a sore subject.”   “I am so pathetic…all I could think of was how inconvenient it was for me.”   “I never got mad at them for being sick.”   “In reality, I was a full blown hypochondriac.”   “I’m a complainer.”   “Maybe I’ll pour some ‘Emergen-C’ in that glass of champagne!” Links:   Homepage:  Orange Juice Optional   Goodnight Sweet Bear:  Goodnight Sweet Bear   Why Hello! Modern Home:  Why Hello! Modern Home                   Why Hello! Modern Home Facebook                       Why Hello! Modern Home Instagram   A Milne Shares: A Milne Shares   To share comments & podcast ideas please email:   OJO Email

This week’s episode of Going for Goal is a joyful January catch up between Women’s Health Editor-in-Chief Claire Sanderson and this month’s cover star, Michelle Keegan. The Brassic actress and bonafide national treasure chats about finding her groove with fitness and food - and shares her current workout formula. And while she’s in a great place with her lifestyle now, Michelle opens up about a time when she was training harder, but definitely not smarter. They also discuss the new positive habits Michelle has picked up in 2020 and how the past year has shifted her outlook when it comes to maintaining her relationships with friends and family. Oh, and there’s probably a good few minutes on her favourite snacks, too. So, if you are trying to keep a lid on the amount of between-meals morsels you’re consuming, maybe don’t listen when you’re peckish.Join Michelle on Instagram: @michkeeganJoin Claire on Instagram: @clairesandersonJoin Women’s Health UK on Instagram: @womenshealthukTopics Michelle’s exact workout formula What Michelle used to get wrong with fitnessThe social media boundary that’s made Michelle happierMichelle’s favourite foods + ideal dayHow 2020 made Michelle fall for natureLike what you’re hearing? We'd love if you could rate and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, as it really helps other people find the show. Also, remember to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, so you’ll never miss an episode. Got a goal in mind? Shoot us a message on Instagram putting ‘Going for Goal’ at the start of your message and our experts could be helping you achieve your health goal in an upcoming episode. Alternatively, you can email us: womenshealth@womenshealthmag.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What Michelle learnt from hanging out with her mum Is Michelle an animal? Eating weird foods during breakfast Top 5 reasons why west aussies are afraid of the beach  Michelle Lockdown Log Allan went to a painting class  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on Never Was A Gamer: we're nearing the end of Season 1, and it's time for Michelle to face off against the From Software classic, Dark Souls! She'll have to apply everything she's learned this season to this final challenge.Timecodes:0.00 - Introduction.  3.15 - What Michelle knows about Dark Souls.BREAK  23.40 - History of Souls.BREAK40.00 - Putting all of Michelle's skills to the test.  53.50 - Predictions.  

With the approaching holidays, Michelle and Suzanne are devoting this second episode of the podcast to all things Thanksgiving. As all rich conversations do, theirs tends to veer off into fascinating asides, but they always find their way back to the main topic of Thanksgiving and all that goes along with it, especially champagne and vodka.   In addition to describing what their Thanksgiving holidays usually entail, including traditions and some memorable stories, our hosts also share details about their grocery shopping practices, Suzanne’s pantry, the love of her life, and a glimpse of what life is like in Alaska. Shopping, Black Friday, and even a little bit of Christmas decorating are all explored as well. Prominent throughout the episode is their discussion of those aspects of life, unique to each of them, for which they are thankful – and there are a lot. Once again this week, you are invited to laugh along as you recognize some aspects of your own self in the entertaining stories and insightful observations of these two great friends.   Episode Highlights:   ·   What Thanksgiving is like for Michelle and Suzanne ·   The Thanksgiving meal and traditions ·   Grocery shopping preferences and practices ·   Robb’s deep fried turkey experience ·   Thanksgiving traditions ·   Michelle and Suzanne’s memorable family experiences ·   Suzanne’s pantry ·   What Michelle and Suzanne are thankful for ·   Shopping and Black Friday ·   Decorating for Christmas ·   Alaskan sunshine and temperatures   Quotes:   “We used to go to Hawaii every year for Thanksgiving.”   “Part of being a Pastor’s kid is you have to go to every potluck the church ever has…I hate potluck.”   “I buy the groceries, they cook the groceries.”   “I have trouble when a room is quiet.”   “Nobody was hurt in the making of our turkey, but our driveway was scarred.”   “It was a shitshow.”   “We always plan our…Thanksgiving dinner around when the Dallas Cowboys are playing football.”   “There’s always one family that dominates the conversation at the table.”   “We don’t want everyone to hate us already!”   “It’s not something they taught you in Sunday School.”   “Amazon at our house should have its own line item in the budget.”   “I like to touch and feel.”   “I now do trees in every room of my house.”   “I will never, ever take it for granted when I open my eyes and the sun is shining.”   “It’s like The Wizard of Oz.”   “We would actually…have to duct tape our faces.”   “We’re not going political here.”   “Happy Thanksgiving everybody. Enjoy your friends and families.”   Links:   Homepage:  Orange Juice Optional   Goodnight Sweet Bear:   Goodnight Sweet Bear   Why Hello! Modern Home:   Why Hello! Modern Home A Milne Shares:   A Milne Shares To share comments & podcast ideas please email:   Email OJO

Today on Never Was A Gamer: it's the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time! This will be our second Zelda game and our last stop before the season concludes with Michelle tackling Dark Souls. Timecodes:0.55  The night before FromSoft.2.40  Why a second Zelda?6:45  What Michelle knows about OOT.9.45  What about 3d?BREAK16.30  History of OOT36.30  Promotional materials for OOTBREAK47.00  Playing the original Legend of Zelda (NES)51.00  "Best games" and what is just too early?1.04.55  Predictions

In this episode of the SALTovation podcast, we speak with Michelle Bush, from Silverstein & Pomerantz, and our very own Judy Vorndran. Michelle talks about her career handling tax matters on behalf of the city and then her later switch on behalf of the taxpayers . Listen to her multiple perspectives of challenging tax law in the court system. Questions asked and answered in this Episode: Why did she switch sides from representing the city to representing taxpayers?What are Michelle thoughts on overreaching enforcement?Was there a lack of trust from the cities for the state to collect their dues?Why doesn’t Denver have clearer boundary lines?What are Michelle’s opinions on the Sales & Use Tax System (SUTS) system?What case had the biggest impact on Michelle on the way she thinks about tax and the application of the law?How do you put together a compelling story for litigation?What does Michelle foresee in future litigations? What You Will Discover: [01:29] The progression of Michelle’s career[05:03] Why she shifted from representing the city to taxpayers[06:34] How she adjusted to Colorado's complicated state tax system[08:59] The balancing act on enforcing the tax law[14:40] If Michelle felt any distrust between the City of Denver and the state of Colorado[19:35] Issues with Colorado’s boundary lines[21:15] Michelle’s opinions of the SUTS system[27:38] What Michelle tries to remember in every piece of litigation[31:40] How to put together a compelling story[35:56] How the COVID-19 pandemic could play in future litigations[37:37] Other litigations Michelle foresees in the future Quotables: “Wherever I worked, it was the right thing at the time.” - Michelle Bush [05:30] “Just because no one is challenging it doesn’t mean it’s the right application. Doesn’t mean it’s the wrong application.” - Michelle Bush [10:21] “Putting myself in the shoes of our clients, any time you can remove a barrier to compliance, I think that’s a good thing.” - Michelle Bush [22:10] “But use tax is almost like when you say use tax, people think that… they look at you and say `I know the words you are using are in the English language, but I don’t know what that means.’” - Michelle Bush [26:28]  “There’s always a story to be told.” - Michelle Bush [28:57] Relevant Links: Website: https://www.sptaxlaw.com/our-people/michelle-bush/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-bush-ba10b01a/

How to Start Your Own OT/OTA Business with Michelle Eliason, OTR, CDS Are you still doubting yourself that you can leverage your practice into becoming your own business? Michelle Eliason shares her journey on how she leveraged her Occupational Therapist practice into her own business – OTPreneur. In this episode: 01:30 – Food for thought: Whenever you feel like giving up, think of all the people that would love to see you fail. 05:50 – Introduction of Michelle Eliason. 10:00 – Now is the time to get out of your comfort zone. 12:45 – How to leverage your OT scope of practice in entrepreneurship. 14:20 – Elephant in the room: OT vs. OTA 16:00 – Whether you are an OT or OTA – you can be a business owner. 17:10 – Can you do your business without a professional license? 18:45 – Entrepreneurial Frame of Reference (Vision, Strategy, Execute, Success) 23:35 – Seek a mentor. 29:30 – Find a vision and go confidently after that. 30:05 – What can you do if you learn how to leverage the OT profession? 30:20 – Buffalo Occupational Therapy. 32:35 – Start with the Free Stuff First. 39:32 – What is the First Tier? 49:50 – Stop analyzing and start taking action. – Dr. Mike 52:30 – What is in the Second Tier? 54:40 – What does the Third Tier offer? 55:50 – What is in the Fourth Tier? 57:30 – Leverage your skills set and partner it with strategy. – Michelle 58:50 – What Michelle wished she knew before starting? 1:00:00 – OTPreneur Course has a special offer until October 31. 1:05:00 – Re-evaluate your profession to leverage it. 1:09:40 – Always remember the word FAST. You can reach Michelle through her business page @BuffaloOT or on Instagram at @GeriatricOT --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/althealthcareers/message

I am beyond excited to share this episode with all of you today! Without the efforts of my next guest, Michelle Sorro, the ‘Enhanced Living’ podcast may never have come to fruition. Michelle Sorro is a well-respected individual within the entrepreneurial world and has been a founding member of both ‘Live Video Mastery’ and the ‘Podcast Accelerator’ program respectively. Having invested over $150,000 in personal development resources throughout her career, Michelle has worked to impact the lives of so many, including the likes of seasoned CEOs, established brands, and former NFL players. In this episode, we discuss a few of Michelle’s philosophies behind cultivating success both personally and professionally, why surrendering to ourselves is a strength rather than a weakness, and what inspired her to exit the world of television to pursue life coaching and entrepreneurship. If you’re interested to hear more, tune in to Episode 24 of Enhanced Living! Some Questions I Ask:When did you realize you wanted to affect change within people & What was it like to let go of your dream working in television? (5:29)How do you personally tackle the thoughts that come with ‘Imposter Syndrome?’ (13:49) What is the one big moment that led you to where you are today? (25:35)How was ‘Live Video Mastery’ born? (32:42)What is one piece of advice you can leave my listeners with today? (43:37)In This Episode You Will Learn:Some background on Michelle Sorro (1:47)What Michelle felt when she started listening to her own desires rather than what other people expected for her (10:32)The advice Michelle was given by world-renowned Life Coach, Scott Harris (17:49)Why we should ‘take inventory’ of our own lives (20:26)Let’s Connect!WebsiteInstagramEnhanced Living - Facebook GroupEnhanced Living - Youtube ChannelThe Vegans Three - Youtube ChannelConnect With Michelle Sorro:Website LinkedInFacebookResources:Podcast: ‘Fire and Soul - How to Master a Money Mindset’ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today on Never Was A Gamer, we're getting ready to play Grand Theft Auto: Vice City! Timecodes:1.10  Will we vibe?4.00  Checking in on Dave's Play magazine.8.30  What Michelle knows about GTA.16.00  And Rockstar specifically.BREAK28.15  Open worlds.40.45  History of GTA. BREAK51.05  Looking at promo for GTA Vice City.57.20  Nightline investigation.1.15.30  Predictions. Promo materials:Classy opera TV ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIOR2A6-GioPlease treat yourself to this Nightline segment:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeWMXFkJAU0&t=72s and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac26rd8RqFI.

We’re back from summer break.I’m celebrating 5 years with my dog Penny and the good news that most of her hearing has returned. Our first repeat guest.Michelle Serocki from Episode 3 is back today to tell us about the birth of Pit Bull Advocates of America. Michelle and I discuss:The origin story of Pit Bull Advocates of America and how Michelle saw a need and changed her mission from a local to national focus;New national campaigns that the organization is running;Old school vs. modern pit bull advocacy;Why messaging matters in pit bull advocacy and how we can have a united message;What Michelle has learned from the anti-pit bull movement;Michelle’s #1 tip for talking to someone who’s afraid of pit bulls; andMichelle’s biggest animal welfare hero. Pit Bull Advocates of America, The Podcast.Michelle announces the launch of her new podcast and I give a review of the first episode. Find Pit Bull Advocates of America:The Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pit-bull-advocates-of-america-the-podcast/id1529131313Website:https://pitbulladvocates.org/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/pbaoa/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/pitbulladvocatesofamerica/ Links Discussed:Pit Bull Advocates of America Podcast Launch Party on Facebook Live, Tuesday September 1https://www.facebook.com/events/1242893046041946/Humane Society of the United States – Animal Care Expohttps://www.animalsheltering.org/expoThe Jane Goodall Institutehttps://www.janegoodall.org/ Let's Connect:Facebook: @believeindogpodcastInstagram: @believe_in_dog_podcastEmail: erin@believeindogpodcast.comSupport this podcast, subscribe on your favorite app and leave a rating or review

Joining me on the podcast today are Michelle and Alex Gage of Michelle Gage Interiors and Business Measurements. We are focusing our attention on the need for business financial measurements that allow a business to know where it is and use the data to make decisions on where it is going.   If you have been listening to my podcast for any time, you know how much I focus on profitability – hence the name of the podcast, as well as, the importance of not only knowing your numbers but knowing what they are telling you. The story of your numbers if you will. What Michelle and Alex have created is a dashboard that will help you know your numbers at a glance whenever you want. And knowledge is empowering.  No matter where you are with your financials, listen in today. And don’t forget to go to my website and check out the Understanding Your Financials course and Master Your Profit course to really understand what all the numbers are telling you.   Topics Mentioned: Financials Reports  Data Analysis Key Thoughts: The benefit of recording is to keep you accountable.  Michelle Gage (09:00)  Everything got just really too much for me to manage in Excel by myself. Michelle Gage (17:15)   QuickBooks is accurate for what it was updated to, but we couldn’t combine information. Alex Gage (30:04) I want to be in the position to make business decisions that make sense for me right now because I know where I stand financially. Michelle Gage (40:33)  Business Management gives you the information you need to know in a quick glance. Alex Gage (44:08) Contact Michele: Email: Team@ScarletThreadConsulting.com Facebook: Scarlet Thread Consulting Instagram: @ScarletThreadATL Contact Michelle and Alex: Website: michellegage.co Facebook: Measure Your Business Instagram: @michellecgage References and Resources: The Designers' Inner Circle - Become a Member Today Manage Your Projects with Ease, Episode 014 with Sarah Daniele Understanding Your Financials and Master Your Profit Financial Health Checkup

Today’s conversation is about making your business stand out from your competitors with brand strategist and designer, Michelle Sanchez. Michelle is one of my clients and the founder and creative director of Baremade Studio where she helps mission-driven businesses develop impactful brands. Michelle started freelancing while in college but settled into a corporate career after graduating. It was during her pregnancy when she realized she wanted more flexibility in her life. This want was what ultimately pushed her to jump back into freelancing full-time. She shares her journey of building her company, tearing it down and building it back up again. In this episode, you’ll hear us unpack how she’s learned to work within her zone of genius and get clients results in a way that serves her best. She talks about how she’s been able to spend less time in her business as she’s developed more scalable offerings, what challenges she helps clients overcome and how you can figure out your why and brand values. What’s in this episode: What Michelle does as a brand strategist and designer Why she scaled back to rebuild her company Her realization that she couldn’t control everything and finding her zone of genius How she felt about moving from monthly retainers to one-day only offerings How offering the Designer for a Day service has allowed her to work less while making more revenue What challenges she helps clients overcome within their business The two areas you should focus on to stand out from your competitors Connect with Michelle: Website | Baremade Studio | Instagram | Facebook About Michelle: Michelle Sanchez is the founder and creative director of Baremade Studio, a creative design agency cultivating impactful brands for mission-driven businesses. She provides brand support through strategy and design, building service-based online businesses who are ready to launch digital products or online courses. Enjoyed this episode? Then make sure to join us in my free Facebook Group so we can continue the conversation! Click here to request access.  Want to know when new episodes are released? Subscribe on your platform of choice so you can learn all of the scaling strategies I’m implementing in my own business and with my clients.  Let’s be friends. Send me a DM on, Instagram or Facebook.

We all have it. That savage voice in our heads that tears us to shreds and never stops no matter what we do to please it. It’s time to learn about how to take power away from that inner critic because doing this will change our lives.Michelle is a confidence & leadership coach and a negative self-talk expert. She grew up permanently disabled as a result of a hit-and-run car accident, and her life hit rock bottom in 2016 because of the narrative of shame and unworthiness that controlled her life. Her journey of letting go of self-doubt and judgment led her to now help others reclaim their power and find clarity in their lives.Quotes to remember: “Instead of seeing it as a limitation, I see it as a possibility.” “The more you want to get rid of something negative, the more power you’re giving to it.”Takeaways:You don’t need to take things personally; validate your feelings and have compassion for yourselfYour mind will believe anything you continue to tell itFear is there to protect usWhen you have had enough, things will start to changeJust because you don’t see your supporters doesn’t mean they don’t see youConfidence comes from experienceSuccess is not a mile marker; success is a daily feelingWho do you want to show up as? What you’ll learn:What Michelle’s rock-bottom looked like, and when she realized everything needed to changeHow to address and respond to negative self-talkHow to change your self-limiting beliefsWays to separate yourself from your inner critic and to take the power away from the criticWhat inspired Michelle to create big change in her lifeAbout the two different types of confidence, and why people confuse the twoWhat self-leadership is and how to get itHow to live by your valuesWhat most people do wrong when making a vision boardMentioned on the podcast: https://elevatelifecoaching.org/The SecretLinks:InstagramFacebookYoutube

Andrew took his date to see a psychic... But knowing what lies ahead BACKFIRED on him! What Michelle learned about their future together might be the reason she isn't calling him back...

Pivot is definitely a word that’s been REALLY overused in recent months, considering how many businesses have had to change direction and reinvent themselves due to Covid-10 and the various restrictions in place. One area where those restrictions have been well and truly felt is in live gatherings. With many businesses having to rethink and reinvent the way they approach live events. In this episode your hosts, Suzi Dafnis and Michelle Falzon share their top tips for pivoting from a Live Event to a Virtual Event (based on their experience shifting SEVERAL live events to virtual events in recent weeks AND their more than three decades combined experience producing virtual events. Listen to this episode to hear more about: The “surprising reason” why you DO want to consider a Virtual Event as an alternative to cancelling or postponing your Live Event. What Michelle learned helping to pivot a large US-based event to Virtual in just 3 weeks! Do the same things work at a Virtual Event as at a Live Event? Suzi and Michelle weigh in with their point of view. Why you want to think about sending SWAG to your participants (and the “Do’s” and “Don’ts” of event goodies). The contents of the gift box Michelle and Suzi sent their Masterminders when they had to pivot their 2-day Live Event to a Virtual Program Top tips for encouraging the behaviours you want to see at your Live Event right from the first moments Zoom and other tech tips How long can people REALLY pay attention at a Virtual Event? The answer may surprise you! The one thing you need to do at regular intervals to keep people tuned in (and it’s got NOTHING to do with your Content!) Tips for making the most of the virtual environment (including some ideas you can ONLY do virtually that your participants will LOVE) How to make sure your event runs smoothly and on time! And much more. Also mentioned in this episode: HerBusiness Success Mastermind Zoom Victoria Labalme Elizabeth Bond - Whirlybird Words

“I go through life thinking about how I can be somebody who gives because I want to and because I can, and without that expectation. I’m also somebody who’s willing to receive, and I give myself permission to ask.” - Michelle Tillis Lederman Have you been networking to build your career and influence, but you aren’t seeing the results you want? The problem could be that you haven’t identified, or you aren’t acting according to your own specific networking style. Today’s Brave By Design guest is a true “people expert”, and she is here to share her knowledge and practical solutions for solving this issue. Michelle Tillis Lederman is an accomplished speaker, trainer, coach, and author of four books including The Connector’s Advantage, The 11 Laws of Likability, Heroes Get Hired and Nail The Interview – Land The Job. Named by Forbes as one of the 25 Professional Networking Experts and also a former NYU professor, financial executive, and recovering CPA. She teaches from experience and shares what she learned during her extensive career. Michelle’s clients range from government to academia to non-profit to Fortune 500 companies including; Madison Square Garden, Citi, Johnson & Johnson, Ernst & Young, Deutsche Bank, Michigan State University, Columbia Business School, Target, Sony, the NYC Department of Environmental Protection, and The Museum of Modern Art.Michelle received her BS from Lehigh University, her MBA from Columbia Business School, and her coaching certification from the Institute for Professional Empowerment Coaching and the International Coaching Federation.Connect with Michelle: http://www.michelletillislederman.com/Connect with Laura Khalil online:instagram.com/iambravebydesignhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/BraveByDesign/linkedIn.com/in/LauraKhalilGet on Laura’s Newsletter:http://bravebydesign.net Invite Laura to speak at your live or virtual event http://bravebydesign.netSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/bravebydesign)What You’ll Hear In This Episode: Networking versus connecting, and the common misconceptions around both [2:22]Some good news for introverts wanting to maximize their networking efforts [5:02]What Michelle says is “the dance” between introverts and extroverts [9:01]The Connection Spectrum Quiz, explained [12:06]What the 7 key mindsets around networking are, and why it’s so critical to be aware of each of them [18:54]Additional Links & Resources: Her Connector Quiz & Networker QuizAll of Michelle’s Books Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/bravebydesign)

Today on Never Was A Gamer: it's Half-Life on PC!Timecodes:1.10  Checking in on our From Software mission.5.45  What Michelle knows about Half-Life.9.50  Michelle's history with 1st person shooters.BREAK28.05  Playing through FPS history (Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Quake II).BREAK52.30  History of Half-Life.1.14.25  Predictions. Promo Materials:PC Gamer ad 1997PC Gamer assassin adJan 1999 adComputer Gaming World 1998 adCGW 1997 ad (drill sargeant)Back of box

This episode lets us get to know the wonderful Michelle Clarke I have known her but a short time and she already has a very special place in my heart.  What Michelle shares in this episode is pure joy.  Her passion, knowledge and understanding comes through in bucketloads.  The authors and titles shared in the interview are eye opening and the drive and inspiration that brought about UK Serenity Radio shows us just how great the station is and will be. Craig and Michelle I thank you for coming into my life and those of the future listeners.  All will be changed in a wonderful way.As always I want to share where and how you can connect with Michelle I know this interview  will touch you as much as it has me. Michelle's Holistic practice information can be found here http://www.simbiotika.co.ukUk Serenity Radio can be found here http://www.serenityradio.co.uk  remember we need to get over the 2000 likes to get the player on Facebook please visit, like and follow the page now to ensure you get up to the minute information on the great things happening with shows, presenters, marketing options and everything in between https://www.facebook.com/UKSerenityRadio/Now to the wonderful offer that Michelle shared on her interview this offer is running for the month of June 2020 The offer in full is copied below for you to use and lock in the fantastic marketing option. A website banner advert on our website NEW www.serenityradio.co.uklaunching next week. The banner is 300x100px and normally costs £40 per month but for the month of June if they book with us and quote PEARL we will give them a massive 50% off for the duration of the ad. So if they purchase 6 months all 6 months will be at 50% off. We need 2000 LIKES on our Facebook page @ukserenityradio in order to get the radio player onto the FacebookThis just leaves me to say thank you once again to my wonderful guest Michelle Clarke.  If after listening to this you would like to be a guest on the Pearls of Wisdom podcast reach out and let me know Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Laperegrina)

Today on Never Was A Gamer: it's Super Mario 64! We've got fond memories and the wildest VHS footage Michelle has ever seen.Timecodes: 0.00  Intro. 2.15  Did you see a speed run?10.20  What is it about Mario games?14.00  Coming into the N64 era.15.20  Mario vs Donkey Kong.20.30  ok but dk64...24.00  What Michelle knows about Super Mario 64.BREAK28.50  Promo for SM64.33.35  Launching the N64.45.00  First glance of SM64.51.30  Anticipating movement in 3D.1.02.10  Print ads!1.05.45  this absolutely batshit vhs promo video.1.16.45  Consumers

Michelle Battersby is the Chief Marketing Officer at Keep It Cleaner and the former APAC Marketing Director at Bumble.We chat about the difference between the two companies, the process of leaving her role at Bumble, Michelle's work ethic & expectations and Josh gets some advice on how to take care of his bald head!On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show, we discuss: - Moving to Melbourne- Working in isolation- Marketing at Bumble vs Keep It Cleaner- Company culture and expectations - Leaving Bumble - How COVID-19 has impacted KIC- Screen time & Tik Tok- Looking after a bald head- What Michelle is looking forward to after isolation- French foodWatch and listen to this episode of The Daily Talk Show at https://thedailytalkshow.com/Email us: hi@thedailytalkshow.comSend us mail: PO BOX 400, Abbotsford VIC 3067The Daily Talk Show is an Australian talk show and daily podcast by Tommy Jackett and Josh Janssen. Tommy and Josh chat about life, creativity, business, and relationships — big questions and banter. Regularly visited by guests and gronks! If you watch the show or listen to the podcast, you're part of the Gronk Squad.This podcast is produced by BIG MEDIA COMPANY. Find out more at https://bigmediacompany.com/ #TheDailyTalkShow #Podcast

Welcome to the Sprint to Profit Podcast. This is Kirsty and Isaac and we developed this podcast to help highlight the very best strategies on how to grow your Amazon business. Today we’re talking with friend and colleague, Michelle Barnum Smith. Michelle is the founder and CEO of Your Marketing Therapy. She teaches sellers how to use Facebook Messenger to build their lists and scale their businesses. As CEOs, we can get so bogged down with other tasks and important to-dos, that building our lists often feels like a daunting task. Michelle breaks it down so it’s easier and more effective for busy entrepreneurs and technophobes like us. If you liked what you heard today on the show, please make sure to hit the subscribe button so you can get updated when we post new episodes. Please share this episode with others who might get value out of it as well. We wish you the best for you and your business. Talking Points: 00:20 - Introduction and Who We Are 00:45 - What Michelle does 2:10 - Michelle’s entrepreneurial journey and her background 7:00 - Lessons taught by experience 08:00 - Using lessons from different experiences/jobs 10:03 - What do you use chatbots for in an Amazon business? 11:28 - Michelle’s presentation 14:45 - Facebook’s love language: engagement 18:40 - Facebook “the drug dealer” 19:00 - Facebook’s change in its ad platform in 2020 19:45 - How to effectively use mini-chat 20:30 - Facebook paid or sponsored messages 22:23 - Running Facebook’s regular ads 23:00 - One-time notification request 28:00 - Sending a message 35:00 - Facebook ad vs broadcast 38:38 - Generating hype 41:10 - Limitations and Restrictions for the one-time notifications 42:41 - Strategies using these techniques 49:53 - Reviews and tags 55:07 - The importance of having a calendar/schedule 55:23 - Michelle’s course 56:34 - Re-ranking campaigns 61:50 - Unsubscribe options 63:10 - Conclusion and getting a hold of Michelle Resources/Links: Our website: www.goteamreal.com Michelle Barnum Smith email: michelle@yourmarketingtherapy.com Michelle's Course: https://bit.ly/2x8Gig9 (Promo code: MESSENGER2020) Quotes: 14:17 – “As Amazon sellers, you’re u

Welcome to episode #3 of the Career Pivot Podcast, hosted by Bec Sands. This episode is available on Spotify, Stitcher and iTunes, and if you enjoy it, I would love it if you could please subscribe and leave me a review.In today’s podcast episode, I interview Michelle Broadbent, a Business Manager who transforms the businesses and lives of female entrepreneurs by providing them with operational, administrative and logistical support. She is passionate about seeing other women succeed and her super power is harnessing their energy, reigniting their passion, enabling them to elevate their businesses and enjoy that next stage of business growth. Michelle has just passed the three-year mark in her business which she started after a 10-year career in television.Show Notes1:27 Where Michelle was at before she pivoted her career, and the catalyst that made her want to pivot.4:15 One thing that you forget to remember when you’ve been in an industry for a really long time.6:00 The one thing that made Michelle want to make a big change and reassess her lives.6:50 The steps Michelle took to find clarity on what she wanted to do next, despite feeling completely lost.9:20 The biggest thing most people take for granted about themselves and their strengths.11:35 The biggest challenges Michelle faced when stepping into her own business.13:20 What Michelle realised when charging prices and how she moved forward.14:05 The best things about making the pivot.17:00 Should you, or should you not, start a business? A few thoughts on this.20:15 What you should do if you’re feeling stuck in your role or career.21:40 One buffer that can help you to test the waters if you’re considering starting your own business.23:20 One book Michelle has read that has made a massive difference in pursuing her passion.

Attention Event Hosts, Event Owners, Meeting & Event Planners! Please join our FB Group Exclusively for you! Your Events Matter Learn how to pivot powerfully In uncertain times and get all the behind the scenes insights and learnings we share to serve your growing events!   CLICK HERE TO JOIN       Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com  Welcome, Michelle Norris from Paleo f(x)™, Inside the Greenroom!  Paleo f(x)™ is the world’s largest Paleo event in the world, which has been running for 8 years, with an attendance of over 8,000 at the latest event!  In this episode, we discuss key learning lessons from an “in the trenches” entrepreneur with nearly a decade of experience running her own events. We cover the 3 main revenue generating activities she found to work best with events, her pricing strategy, how to save money on logistical costs, and the best way to impact the maximum number of people.  Michelle Norris is a former corporate warrior, trained chef and multi-potentialite whose personal health issues and struggles with traditional medical orthodoxy inspired her to upend the way the world tackles health, wellness, and prosperity.   She soon became one of Paleo’s most outspoken evangelists, then co-founded and is now CEO of Paleo f(x) ™, the largest Paleo event in the world. She’s a passionate speaker, motivator and guiding light to those seeking deliverance from a broken healthcare system and disabled economic system. Having left the corporate grind far behind, she is now a serial entrepreneur in the health and wellness space, and a tireless firebrand for advancing the Paleo movement; a cultural reawakening of self-empowerment for the 21st century. We Also Cover: One of the most important things you should be thinking about to convey to your team, and get them pumped up and motivated for your event What Michelle did correctly right off the bat when starting her 8 year journey of running her own events (even though the first year wasn’t profitable, she always did this one thing right)  Are you mission-motivated or money-motivated? Learn about a “lightbulb moment” Michelle had when speaking with a mentor that made her realize how to impact the maximum number of people  A new type of revenue source Michelle has discovered from stages A counterintuitive approach to Michelle’s pricing strategy that worked in her favor The power of having exhibitors and sponsors at your event An important lesson in running the logistical side of events: here’s how to avoid paying TRIPLE the price for hotels, airfare, AV, rental cars, etc.  Do you need to be a big name speaker to land an event? Learn how Michelle vets her speakers What to avoid at all costs if you want to speak on someone else’s stage   And much more!    Connect with Michelle Norris: Guest contact Info:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PaleoFX Company: Paleo f(x)  Website: https://www.paleofx.com   Impact on Michelle’s Life  Robb Wolf- https://www.facebook.com/robb.wolf JJ Virgin- mentor to me on how to take our event to the next level - www.facebook.com/JJVirginOfficial Rising Speaker Stars:  Erik Salzenstein: www.facebook.com/Erik-Salzenstein Dr. Stephanie Estima: www.facebook.com/drstephanieestima Quick Episode Summary: 0:27 Welcome Michelle inside the greenroom! 0:53 What is Paleo f(x)™ 2:17 How many people attend Paleo f(x)™ 3:27 Michelle's why 6:37 What you can learn from Michelle's mistakes 11:28 The revenue sources of Paleo f(x)™ 16:32 What event planners can learn 17:32 How to land the Paleo f(x)™ stage 21:37 The most important thing about Michelle's speakers 22:46 Why Paleo f(x)™ has successful panels 26:02 The speakers who have impacted Michelle the most 27:03 Michelle's favorite up and coming speakers 29:36 Why live events are still important 31:28 Michelle's favorite moment inside a green room

Ever wonder what it takes to make your side hustle your full-time hustle while working a graveyard shift, publishing New York Times Best Selling Books and raising two kids? If you’re looking to create work in a way that inspires you while still helping the community you serve without selling out who you are, then this episode is for you.  In this episode I get cozy with Michelle Tam. Michelle is the creator of the Saveur Award winning food blog, Nom Nom Paleo. Together with her husband, Henry Fong, she also produced a two-time Webby award winning cooking app, authored two New York Times bestselling cookbooks, and was nominated for a James Beard Award. Michelle has a degree in nutrition and food science from the University of California at Berkeley, and a doctorate in pharmacy from UCSF. For over a dozen years, she worked the graveyard shift at Stanford Hospital and Clinics as a night pharmacist before her side hustle, Nom Nom Paleo, became her main hustle.  We talk about her new Paleo-Friendly sauces featured in Whole Foods, how to talk to your kids about the food we eat, her unconventional way of writing books, and the journey to building a blog into a business What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): :: What Michelle was told she was doing “wrong” in her business, and why she decided to keep doing things the way she was doing them :: Michelle’s pivot from being a full-time pharmacist, after 4 years of juggling her career with her side hustle and a busy family life :: What she’s done so well to build her online community and what didn’t work so well for her :: The ways that she stays creatively connected to her work after creating content for such a long time :: Why Michelle doesn’t try to keep up with every online trend - or even maintain an editorial calendar for the business :: How her line of paleo sauces came to be created, and for sale, in Whole Foods  You can find the full show notes from this episode over at https://jadahsellner.com/when-to-quit-michelle-tam-174 

As an embroidery person myself, I am naturally attracted to other fiber artists - and Michelle Staub of Stitching Sabbatical creates such incredible work, it's hard to ignore. But also it totally catches my eye and I love it so much every time I see it. Michelle has an insane talent - she stitches photo realistic pet portraits. YES, STITCHES THEM. With thread. It's insane. So it's easy to see why people would love following her to begin with, but Michelle wasn't going to rest on her laurels when it came to Instagram. She went about approaching her account in a very specific and intentional way (it might surprise you!) and she created an atmosphere where people could EXPECT something from her. She made herself a reliable party and people kept showing up! What Michelle has done with Instagram might surprise you in a lot of ways. A lot of it was really refreshing to me and served as a good reminder that what we see and what we infer about what we see isn't already ... well, correct. After chatting with Kim of Daisy Faye Designs about her IG debacle, and having this discussion with Michelle about her Instagram experience, I have firmed up my conclusion that Instagram is useful for connecting with an audience, and it's fun to use... but it's not the be all end all. (Personally i actually find it is NOT fun sometime haha.) Both Kim and Michelle shared with us that while Instagram assists their business - and they are both using it in completely different ways - their businesses are reliant primarily on their talents. IG helps them share that talent and that's awesome. For full show notes and links mentioned in this episode, visit merriweathercouncilblog.com/103   For more free handmade business advice, visit merriweathercouncilblog.com/podcast   To learn about our handmade business community visit the jointhecouncilnow.com

Michelle is a world class ISSA Certified personal trainer and ISSA Certified Nutritionist (CNC) who resides in Columbus, Ohio with her husband and daughter. “Michelle’s mission is to help women break free from the lies and limitations that have been placed on them both mentally and physically. With an amazing culture, and 23 minutes of high intensity weight training, she is helping women acquire many things into their lives, one of which is time. Her belief is that health and fitness should fit around your life, not your life having to fit around health and fitness. What Michelle is known for most is her ability to connect with women in a raw, authentic way in a very filtered world. She wholeheartedly believes in her mission and shows up for a live workout everyday with her community.” In This Episode You Will Learn About:   Michelle and how she got started in fitness, lifestyle, and wellness coaching  (2:15) Why authenticity trumps all when building a business online (6:00) What it means to “Be that woman” (8:45) The importance of showing up for your business, your brand, and your community (14:05) How busy seasons of work can effect motherhood in a surprisingly good way (15:15) The power of live events for your community (26:00) Michelle’s biggest advice for balancing motherhood with business  (32:30) Rapid Fire Questions (48:00) Resources: The Ladies Edge Be That Woman Podcast Follow Christy on IG- www.instagram.com/christykeanecan MIP Insiders Facebook Group- https://www.facebook.com/groups/themommyinfluencerpodcast  

I am thrilled to have Michelle Pellizzon, founder and CEO of Holisticism, as my first repeat guest on Medium Well! Michelle’s first episode (episode 25) on her health and healing journey, her career, wellness, and how she came to start Holisticism was well-loved, and she’s back for round two to talk all things business. This episode is a deep dive into how she started Holisticism, what practical and mystical tools she used, her advice for starting something new, and lots of helpful nitty-gritty details on building a mission-driven business. If you are an entrepreneur, someone considering starting a side hustle, or just want to learn about the behind-the-scenes of a fast-growing startup, you will love and learn so much from this episode. In this episode, we discuss: Why Michelle is sharing more of her behind-the-scenes at Holisticism Using KPIs (key performance indicators) to chart your growth How to determine which KPIs to use in your business The importance of starting with why What Michelle’s KPIs currently look like for Holisticism Why entrepreneurship is really a personal development tool How to build a content business model Why Holisticism has two business models How Michelle uses her intuition to run her business How to use content as a laboratory The importance of vulnerability in business How Michelle used user interviews to scale her business How Michelle integrates mysticism and spiritual tools into her operations How to not get distracted by all the tools out there Which tools Michelle used to start her business and which she uses regularly now The question Michelle asks herself every day to stay in alignment in her business Michelle’s approach to alternative revenue streams and funding options— and why she gave the money she fundraised back How Michelle scaled her business The importance of reaching out to your network and strategic partnerships How to increase your SEO (search engine optimization) Michelle’s productivity tips How Michelle determines what she wants to focus on next in her business Michelle’s advice for learning new things in business Mentioned in this episode: How great leaders inspire action, Simon Sinek’s TED Talk Kirtan Kriya— the Kundalini meditation Michelle used when starting her business Wild Oat, Bach flower remedies Human design: read about it on Holisticism, listen to our episode on human design (episode 3) Akashic records: read about it on Holisticism, listen to our episode (39) with Ashley Wood Golde superfood company The soul writing exercise from The Intuitive Way: A Guide to Living from Inner Wisdom by Penney Peirce, or read the recap on Holisticism Michelle’s super helpful pieces on how she runs her business on Holisticism: 19 Mystical And Practical Tools I Use Daily To Run My Business Want To Get More Eyes On Your Content, Product, Or Service? Here Are 8 Steps You Can Take To Start Right Now: Part 1 8 Mystical And Practical Processes That Drive More Traffic To Your Site: Part 2 All the deets: Sign up for the newsletter, read the blog, f ind upcoming online workshops and/or sign up to work with a facilitator at Holisticism.com (or sign up as a facilitator!) You can find Holisticism on Instagram at @holisticism, and Michelle’s personal account at @betterbymichelle Tag me (@saraweinreb) and Michelle/Holisticism on Instagram with your favorite takeaways from the episode! Related episodes: Episode 39: Akashic Records with Ashley Wood Episode 40: Connecting to your intuition with Jessica Peppler Episode 6: Tarot reading with Helen Miamii Moon Episode 21: Natal chart reading with Dani Beinstein Episode 3: Human design reading with Jaclyn Michelle

Michelle Ives is a long-time listener of The Clever Girls know podcast and she got in touch with me because Clever Girl Finance has been a part of her financial education and she wanted to share her incredible story with all of us! About Michelle Ives: Michelle is a copywriter and brand strategist for her own business, Wordy and Smith. She lives in Sydney with her husband, Andy, and together, they’re well on their way to having saved their first half a million.   Formerly a journalist, Michelle spent over a decade working as a published writer (and a few other odd jobs). She learnt the in’s and out’s of how to build (and market) a successful business through two startups, as their respective Head of Communications. Just like the company's lean marketing budget, Michelle had to learn how to manage her personal one much the same way.   Michelle has a goal of fully retiring by the time she is 35, living solely off of the passive income generated through her assets in savings, property, shares, and superannuation. This will allow her to travel freely, volunteer full-time for causes she is passionate about and write for passion, not profit. To date, Michelle and her husband Andy, have saved and invested well over $400k, with another $100k rapidly piling up - and a clear strategy for success. What Michelle discussed in this episode: - The reasons why retiring early is a goal of hers. - How observing her husband was the turning point that caused her to take her finances seriously - What the experience of saving has been like, as well as the life-changing mindset and habit shifts she adopted to reach those numbers and much more. How to keep up with Michelle: - You can find Michelle on her website at https://thatgirlonfire.com/ - On Instagram: That Girl On Fire (@thatgirl_onfire) - On Facebook: That Girl On Fire (@TGOFire)

Today's interview is with Fertility Acupuncturist, Michelle Oravitz was so exciting! This is the reason behind Goddess Momma Fertility Podcast. To learn and educate women on their path to conception. I love what Michelle says here, "the way acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, in general, does not matter what you go in for, the way it works is to create a harmonious state between your body and nature so your body is actually a self-healing mechanism. It can heal itself period." In this episode you will learn: - Michelle's journey of why she became so passionate about fertility and becoming an acupuncturist. - Why TCM and acupuncture are so effective with health, especially fertility?    - How acupuncture helps with egg quality, failed IVF's, PCOS, etc.?   - What is the deal with holistic practitioners always talking about 90 days changing the quality of eggs and health   - What Michelle says you can do right now to help your "cold uterus."     To learn about Michelle you can reach her at: https://www.thewholesomelotusfertility.com Podcast: The Wholesome Fertility on iTunes Instagram: @thewholesomelotusacupuncture Instagram for Michelle's artwork: @michelleoravitz   This podcast is sponsored by my Free Fertility Yoga E-book. Inside you will find my 10 favorite yoga poses to help you start your fertility yoga practice. Also, for a deeper practice check out the Goddess Momma Fertility Yoga Bundle which includes fertility classes for all levels, menstrual cycle classes, a variety of conscious breathing exercises, and guided visualization meditations. You can always find me @goddessmomma_fertilityyoga www.goddessmommafertilityyoga and come join the Goddess Momma Fertility Tribe on FB

Today on the podcast we have social media specialist, Michelle Carvill. Michelle is the author of The Business of Being Social and her most recently published, Get Social. She is also the founder of Carvill Creative, a marketing and web design agency, which started 15 years ago. Her company is grounded in traditional marketing and design principles, yet also specialises in working with digital and social media technologies. Inside this episode, Michelle helps us to uncover some truths about social media, why it is crucial for leadership to be on board with social networks, and how to maximise the value of being the face of your business. We also dive into Michelle’s Smart Social Focus Model and learn techniques for applying it to your own business by listening, analysing, engaging, and continuously measuring. Michelle is an absolute social media aficionado, so you do not want to miss out on this episode!  Key Points From This Episode:  What Michelle does in her business and how she helps her clients.  Why it is critical for social media marketing to be understood at the leadership level.   Understanding the term “fake social”: growing big vanity empires.  Escaping the numbers game and creating valuable connections instead.  How to bring your marketing back to the basics.   The biggest challenges that leadership faces with social media marketing.  Why consumers are more interested in hearing from top leadership of brands.  The importance of being the face of your brand in today’s market.  Biggest value for leaders to be socially connected with their audience.  Understanding the human need to be heard and how that impacts your business.  Learning to drive your own conversations to control your message.  Finding the “digital balance” in your marketing budget.  Michelle’s Smart Social Focus Model: Plan, Listen, Analyse, Engage, and Measure.  Understanding what it means to be objectively driven.   How Michelle injects her personal values into her work.  Where Michelle gets her best ideas and inspiration from.   The biggest challenge Michelle faced in growing her business.   What to look forward to from Michelle and Carvill Creative this year.  A book that shaped Michelle, who everyone should follow, Michelle’s life song title, and more!  Tweetables:  “Social media will only go so far within an organization, unless the leaders get it.” — @michellecarvill [0:02:01.1]  “Social is way more than just about getting followers, and way more than just having a big presence.” — @michellecarvill [0:03:16.1]  “Our values for how we consume and what we think about brands and how we live our lives are aligned with those values that we see around us.” — @michellecarvill [0:10:25.1]  “It doesn’t matter how brilliant your service is, it doesn’t matter how amazing your brand is, if you do not have anybody consuming, you don’t have a business.” — @michellecarvill [0:14:24.1]  “Looking after myself and doing business on my terms really matters to my work-life balance.” — @michellecarvill [0:38:44.1]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:  Michelle Carvill —  https://www.linkedin.com/in/michellecarvill/   Michelle on Twitter — https://twitter.com/michellecarvill   Carvill Creative — https://www.carvillcreative.co.uk/   The Business of Being Social — https://www.amazon.co.uk/Business-Being-Social-Harnessing-businesses/dp/1780591705    Get Social — https://www.amazon.co.uk/Get-Social-Strategy-Tactics-Leaders/dp/0749482559 Smart Social Focus Model — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYJhR38F54g   Be More Pirate — https://www.amazon.co.uk/Be-More-Pirate-Take-World/dp/0241307880  

Normal. It’s one of those words that we all pretend to understand, but honestly, none of us really do. People living with mental illness are usually striving to be normal, or act normal, or feel normal – but how do we know when we’ve succeeded? What is normal? In this episode of A Bipolar, a Schizophrenic, and a Podcast, Gabe and Michelle discuss the various ways that people living with mental illness typically react to different events in their lives versus the way people living without mental illness may react. In every scenario, our hosts talk about mistakes they’ve made, do-overs they’d like to have, and in some cases question whether the typical reaction is really all that reasonable to begin with.   Highlights from ‘Normal’ Episode [1:30] Gabe and Michelle are discussing “Normal” Reactions vs. How People with Mental Illness React. [2:15] What Michelle was first taught about Mental Illness. Gabe explains the accurate definitions. [4:50] “Normal” person vs. mentally ill person:  Reactions to a mistake at work [6:30] “Normal” person vs. mentally ill person: Friends cancel plans on them [7:50] “Normal” person vs. mentally ill person: How to make their momma happy [9:20] “Normal” person vs. mentally ill person:  Losing a lacrosse game [14:00] “Normal” person vs. mentally ill person: How to be successful at school [20:00] Exploring the different ways we grieve death before and after recovery. [23:00] How should we react? Is there a correct way?

Thanks for tuning into the Transform Nursing Podcast! I am Nikki Akparewa, the Creative Director of Transform Nursing and your host. My podcasts focuses on leaders in the community who work towards social justice, health equity and most importantly leadership. In addition to my podcast I do frequent facebook lives discussing important issues to nurses and I have a course, the Nurses Influential Leadership Lab, teaching you in a dynamic way how to engage in deep and honest conversations around the impact of race on health and  gives you all the tools and support needed to bring to your organizational structure and foster inclusive leadership models. In Episode 8 of the Transform Nursing podcast, I have the pleasure of introducing you to an amazing nurse leader who is results driven, and who is an nurse entrepreneur and friend.  We get to learn how to be a nurse boss from Michelle Rhodes, CEO of Nursepreneur Nation.  Rarely do you get the real behind the scenes look at a profitable nursing organization as they walk us through preparation to success.  Michelle is sharing her nuggets of truth and honesty about what it takes to succeed as a nurse entrepreneur.   Michelle Bio: Michelle calls herself the “health, leadership and business coach”.  She is inspired by her passion for mentoring and coaching , she assists Health Professionals who struggle with time management, goal achievement, leadership and entrepreneurship.  She has gone to enjoy a 20+ year career in Nursing, Authored four (4) books, and now enjoys her passion of inspiring others through Leadership Development as well as serving healthcare providers with messages of empowerment. She has received several awards for her accomplishments.   What You will Learn from this Episode:  The entrepreneurial pathway is all about preparation of time, money and vision How to combine your skills with the needs of the market to create a profitable business model The benefit of diversity and inclusion to clients What Michelle would wish for nurses if she could wave a magic wand You can find more information about Michelle at michellerhodesonline.comor email her at michelle@michellerhodesonline.com If you have any questions from the show please email me at: transformnursing@gmail.com.   My website is: www.transformnursing.com And my course, the Nurses Influential Leadership Lab can be found at: https://transformnursing.com/trainings/ I absolutely love learning about fresh topics so please share those with me and if you email me your testimonial or response I will share it on the next show.  If you like something I've said in the show (or don't like it) please let me know.  I am all about engaging in conversation with you.  

Michelle and Anne talk about ways to find support and community, and they share some important news about the podcast.   Topics 1:19 - Updates 7:10 - What Michelle is loving 10:34 - Finding community 12:01 - Asking the people in your life for support 14:03 - Finding support online and taking friendships offline 19:05 - Sharing your story 20:34 - Meeting like-minded people 21:50 - Finding a cause 23:40 - Anne and Michelle saying farewell for now 27:36 - Meal of the week   Links we mentioned in the podcast More from Michelle More from Anne

Michelle and Anne do a “catch-up” episode and share their latest. Michelle talks about her new fitness journey, and Anne adds her perspectives on exercise and what has worked for her.   Topics 2:52 - What Michelle has eaten today 4:35 - What Anne has eaten today 6:56 - Michelle’s new gym 12:23 - Pros and cons of Orange Theory 17:48 - Other resources Michelle recommends for exercise 21:36 - Anne’s experience with different types of exercise 26:00 - Exercise tips 32:30 - What Anne is excited about 33:30 - What Michelle is excited about   Links we mentioned in the podcast: Orange Theory Fitness Class Pass Live CorePower Yoga More from Michelle More from Anne

This week Anne and Michelle are answering your questions about detoxification. They delve into the topic of genetic mutations, how to detox with certain conditions, and how to tell if your detox efforts are working. Topics 1:50 - What Michelle is loving 7:20 - Genetic mutations 9:35 - Gentle detoxing at home 17:25 - Detoxing with the MTHFR mutation 20:57 - How can I tell if my detox efforts are working? 26:06 - Histamine intolerance and detoxing 27:42 - Detoxing with the COMT mutation 28:42 - The connection between detox pathways and fat digestion 31:17 - Meal of the week Links we mentioned in the podcast: More from Michelle More from Anne

This week Michelle and Anne are talking about an important but often overlooked aspect of health and healing: limited beliefs. These are the beliefs we hold about ourselves that can hold us back, keep us feeling stuck, and make us feel like we’ll never be enough. Michelle and Anne discuss why this matters for healing autoimmunity and other health issues, what we do when we compare ourselves to others, their own struggles with limiting beliefs, and, best of all, how to bust them.   Topics 1:10 - Michelle’s updates 3:07 - Anne’s updates 5:30 - What Michelle is loving 6:53 - Busting limiting beliefs 8:10 - What is a limiting belief? 8:58 - Why does this matter for healing? 11:40 - Comparisons and projections 20:35 - Epigenetics 26:20 - Limiting beliefs that Michelle has had 27:51 - Limiting beliefs that Anne has had 34:08 - How do we get past limiting beliefs? 41:15 - Meal of the week   Links we mentioned in the podcast: Strawberry rhubarb crisp recipe It Didn’t Start With You book More from Michelle More from Anne

In this episode we talk about: What comes to mind when Michelle hears “Type A” How damaging perfectionism makes you feel when you put things that you have created out into the world Michelle’s personal background and her first introduction to art Her professional background & how she got started doing what she is doing The idea of making “the thing” before you get paid for it -- when to do it & when not to What she has learned about watermarking her work Her transition from “Real Life Charts to “Michelle Rial” How she spends her time & how she makes a living for herself A long struggle with chronic pain related to computer work and how that caused her to shift her work Where Michelle gets the inspiration for her work Her fear of creating something similar to someone else’s work without knowing The last thing she created that delighted her What Michelle would name her left brain The importance of not resting on your laurels   Mentioned In This Episode: Creative Sunday Lab We Are Never Getting Back Together Secret Gif Adam J Kurtz Video : Storytime: I made a brand pay me fairly for my work??? Maslow’s Hierarchy on Instagram Bragging Buzzfeed Liz Lemon & Lululemon Collaboration   About Michelle:   Michelle Rial was born in Santa Cruz, CA to a Spaniard and a Venezuelan who really loved The Beatles song “Michelle.” She’s worked in media as a writer/illustrator, a photographer, a producer, and a graphic designer. Her chart obsession began while freelancing as a production assistant at NYMag in 2008, but it took her until 2011 to get her first chart published on Glamour.com. Since then, her work has been featured by USA TODAY, Kottke.org, designboom, Fast Company Co.Design, Vox, Vulture, Mental Floss, A.V. Club, and more. In her recent series of “real life charts,” she uses objects in place of lines, and experiences in place of data. She’s currently working on a new collection of charts, graphs, and life questions for Chronicle Books, out in 2019.     Connect with Michelle: On Her Website On Her Instagram   About The Type A Creative Podcast: The Type A Creative is for those of us who feel like walking juxtapositions. You know who you are. You can balance spreadsheets just as easily as you can design a logo. Sometimes it’s a little disorienting because you’re a left-brain / right-brain blend that doesn’t always fit into the labels of “artist” or “numbers person.”   On the show we bring in fellow bosses, painters, creative directors, film makers, entrepreneurs, and writers — together we’re having conversations about what it is to be both Type A and Creative.   Don’t forget to rate & review The Type A Creative on iTunes,  join the Facebook group & follow Jenni on Instagram!

This week Anne and Michelle are answering more of your questions! They tackle an inquiry about leaky gut, which leads to a discussion about anxiety and its potential influence on other aspects of health, and they talk about what to consider when you have thyroid symptoms but normal lab results.   Topics 1:05 - Anne’s updates 4:00 - Michelle’s updates 6:42 - What Michelle is loving 10:00 - Leaky gut 21:40 - Anxiety 27:55 - Food reintroductions and gluten 32:12 - Thyroid symptoms with normal lab results 39:00 - Hormone imbalance 45:17 - Meal of the week   Links we mentioned in the podcast: Balanced Bites Podcast Episode #319: Back in Control Nutritionish Podcast Book: Why Do I Still Have Thyroid Symptoms? Chris Kresser: Why Your “Normal” Thyroid Lab Results May Not Be Normal Nutrition Coaching - Unbound Wellness More from Anne More from Michelle

On episode 61 we were joined by Michelle Ferre who created the vlog on YouTube "Pocketful of Primary." During this conversation Michelle talked about how she has grown her Youtube channel to over 100,000 subscribers from its beginning as a way for her to reflect on what was a rough first year teaching. Michelle also opened up about her experience training for and running the Boston Marathon with temperatures in the 30s and constant rain! What Michelle strives to do with her vlog is to give teachers all of the insights that she wished she had as a new teacher while building an incredibly collaborative community. She talked about how she still fears sharing her struggles and how she works to use those struggles to be authentic. If you're struggling Michelle's Youtube and social media is a place where you will find inspiration and a community of likeminded individuals. Here is how to connect with Michelle: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf4ktrnK_jWG1mC7U7fNphA Instagram: @pocketfulofprimary To connect with us: Email: Podcast@theledproject.com Instagram: @valueaddsvalue Facebook: Lighthouse Educator Development --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valueaddsvalue/support

Today Anne and Michelle are talking about a much-requested topic: how to approach a healing diet when you have a history of disordered eating. They outline steps you can take to prepare yourself mentally and emotionally before, during, and after adapting a protocol.   Topics 1:03 - Michelle’s updates 1:59 - Anne’s updates 5:58 - What Michelle is loving 7:54 - Introduction to topic 10:50 - Making sure you’re in a good place 22:40 - Digestion and blood sugar 29:26 - Preparing mentally 38:28 - Starting slow 40:10 - Making AIP less restrictive 52:24 - Tracking your emotional responses 56:04 - When to reintroduce foods 58:03 - Troubleshooting 1:04:22 - Meal of the week   Links we mentioned in the podcast: Event in Dallas: Healing with Nutrition w/ Michelle Hoover & Kara Halderman Event in Dallas: Healing Your Gut w/ Michelle Hoover & Kara Halderman Event in Dallas: Healing Your Adrenals & Stress Response w/ Michelle Hoover & Kara Healthy Human More from Michelle More from Anne

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Michelle shares her spiritual journey and how art played a role in bringing her closer to the Lord and Catholic Church.In This Episode:-Michelle shares how she has discovered new opportunities to use her gifts without the gallery/exhibition scene that she was accustomed to on the East Coast.-How Italy and Italian art has impacted Michelle's spiritual and artistic journeys.-Why beautiful art is important in our faith life.-How Michelle pursues her passion and professional path as a mom of little ones.-How Michelle handles all of the kid artwork in the house.What Michelle is Loving:-Bringing more flowers into her life.Michelle's Mom Hack:-2 Fridge Baskets for sorting kids art and recycling-Meal PlanningLinks:Michelle's Artwork LEAVE A REVIEW OR SUBSCRIBE TO DIAPERS AND DISCIPLES See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Anne and Michelle are answering another round of listener questions. They address how to shift an unhealthy mindset, troubleshooting irregular periods and hormone imbalance, and the important subject of liver detoxification.    Topics 1:00 - Michelle’s updates 7:05 - What Michelle is loving 10:20 - Healing your mindset 24:04 - Irregular periods and bioidentical hormone replacement 41:35 - Liver detox 50:30 - Meal of the week   Links we mentioned in the podcast: Gut Health Overhaul Unbound Wellness Nutrition Consulting Event in Dallas: Healing with Nutrition w/ Michelle Hoover & Kara Halderman Event in Dallas: Healing Your Gut w/ Michelle Hoover & Kara Halderman Event in Dallas: Healing Your Adrenals & Stress Response w/ Michelle Hoover & Kara Halderman Ruthie Lindsey’s Story Meg the RHN Back in Control May Cause Miracles Danika Brysha The Power of Positive Thinking

This week Anne and Michelle are talking about a challenge familiar to most of us: how to manage a healing diet on a budget. They discuss some the biggest budget breakers, tips for saving money, and their favorite budget-friendly grocery stores. Topics 2:49 - Michelle’s updates 8:36 - Anne’s updates 14:28 - What Michelle is loving 18:31 - Healing diet on a budget 20:40 - Budget breakers 31:25 - Budget saving tips 39:21 - Things that are cheaper to make at home 41:47 - Setting your non-negotiables 45:02 - Grocery stores 51:09 - Action items 59:11 - Meal of the week   Links we mentioned in the podcast: Weston A. Price Foundation Thrive Market Tropical Traditions More from Michelle More from Anne  

Today Anne and Michelle discuss body image. They share their own struggles, offer suggestions for how to let go of shame, and outline steps to take to heal.   Topics 1:40 - Michelle’s updates 5:25 - Anne’s updates 7:27 - What Michelle is loving 9:43 - Body image and chronic illness 10:55 - Michelle’s story 17:15 - Anne’s story 21:24 - Letting go of shame about body image issues 24:38 - Steps to take to heal 52:07 - Meal of the week   Links we mentioned in the podcast: Weight Gain and Hashimoto’s Blog Post Ditch Your Nutritionist program Autoimmune Accomplice program Noelle Tarr’s Instagram Danika Brysha’s Instagram Mel Wells’s Instagram More from Michelle More from Anne

Topics Anne Marie’s updates [1:00] Michelle’s updates [6:26] What Michelle is loving [8:20] Immune supplements and/or foods for people with autoimmune diseases [10:05] Weight Loss with Hashimotos and Mold Toxicity [21:53] "Help, I've been glutened!" aka… What are some of your favorite gut-friendly/crunchy/AIP ways to feel better fast after you've had a bad reaction or get sick? [39:15] Meal of the week [51:05]   Links we mentioned in the podcast: Detox Bath Recipes More from Michelle More from Anne

This week, Anne and Michelle are naming some of their favorite gift ideas from cookware, to clothes, to blogging materials, to ideas for giving back.   Topics 2:25 - Anne’s Updates 7:00 - Michelle’s Updates 9:00 - What Michelle is loving 10:20 - Topic Intro - Holiday Wishlist 11:00 - Kitchen Appliances 20:10 - Cookware 27:40 - Giftcards 38:20 - Misc. 49:32 - Experiences 51:04 - Volunteering & giving 53:06 - Gift buying tips   Links we mentioned in the podcast: Instant Pot Vitamix Dehydrator Berkey Filter Air Fryer Immersion Blender Silicone Bar Mold Paleo On The Go Real Plans Lululemon Athleta Lou and Grey US Wellness Meats Coyuchi Berkey Filter More from Michelle More from Anne

Having a social life can be different when you're following a healing diet, but it doesn't have to be difficult. Today we're sharing our tips for handling your next social event or holiday while following your healing diet.  Topics Michelle’s updates [1:55] Anne Marie’s updates [2:58] What Michelle is loving this week [5:30] Socializing and holidays on a healing diet [6:43] How to you shift your mindset [15:10] Celebrating the holidays [24:13] Cocktails and mocktails [32:50] Desserts [35:00] Tips for children following a healing diet during the holidays [37:41] Tips for socializing with friends [39:37] What to do if you don’t have control over the food you’re being served [50:40] Links we mentioned in the podcast: Holiday recipes we mentioned: Paleo Stuffing Thanksgiving Cole Slaw Sweet Potato Casserole Cranberry Sweet Potato Poppers Salted Caramel Apple Parfait Cranberry Orange Cookies Anne’s free Paleo Cookie Exchange Ebook How I Built This podcast Paleo on the Go frozen meals

Today Anne Marie and Michelle are explaining why you shouldn’t focus on having your healing protocol be 100% perfect. We are covering how and why you can optimize your mindset when starting a new dietary protocol, and how to transition into your new diet like a rockstar. Topics: Michelle’s updates [1:33] Anne Marie’s updates [3:50] What Michelle is loving [7:25] What is the Autoimmune Protocol? [12:49] Why you may have fall off the wagon when starting a new dietary protocol [15:41] Optimizing your mindset when starting a new dietary protocol [25:36] How to rock your AIP transition [41:48] Focus on just one week at a time [43:04] Pick a start date one week out (and stick to it) [45:34] Tell your friends, family members, and coworkers what you’re doing at why [47:06] Prep your snacks ahead of time [49:19] Find an AIP support system [50:40] Anne Marie’s meal of the week [54:33] Links we mentioned in the podcast: Find more from Michelle at UnboundWellness.com Find more from Anne Marie at GrassFedSalsa.com Join our Facebook group at Facebook.com/groups/UnboundHealing Here is Michelle’s article on why she stopped trying to lose weight with Hashimotos Here is Anne’s article on how to start the autoimmune protocol AIP Salted Caramel Apple Parfaits AIP Cranberry Orange Cookies AIP Pumpkin Donuts AIP BBQ sauces from KC Naturals

Michelle shares her experience walking with her husband through brain cancer. She talks about the importance of community, prayer, and bringing things into the light in marriage.In This Episode:-Michelle & Brian’s Relationship Story-Michelle’s experience fighting cancer alongside her husband.-The joys and struggles of marriage.What Michelle is loving:Anne of Green Gables audiobookRoll-out drawers in pantryMichelle’s Mom Hack:Walmart Grocery Pick upLinks:Brian's Caring Bridge SiteDaily ReadingsEpisode Sponsor:Visit Audible for a Free Audiobook and 30 Day Free Trial! Thanks for supporting Diapers and Disciples!SHOWNOTES: www.diapersanddisciples.com/009 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Michelle shares how she memorizes the Word of God with her kids. She shares how the Lord softened her heart to having children and her call to mission (and what that looks like in the home!).In This Episode:-Praying at all times throughout the day.-Being attentive to the Lord's promptings and responding in obedience.-Asking the Lord for wisdom and guidance.-Michelle's morning routine with her kids.-Tips for scripture memory with children.-How every family is different and we need to discover from the Lord what is important for our individual families and children.-God's mercy and faithfulness in motherhood.-The joys and power of memorizing God's word as a family.What Michelle is loving:Her family serving as the worship team at her churchMichelle’s Mom Hack:To preserve your joy, lower your standards with housework and tasks.Links:Connect with Michelle at Mighty Arrows AcademyThe NavigatorsNET MinistriesThe Topical Memory SystemThe Catholic Topical Memory SystemScripture Memory ABC Cards (Abeka)Episode Sponsor:Visit Audible for a Free Audiobook and 30 Day Free Trial! Thanks for supporting Diapers and Disciples!SHOWNOTES: https://www.diapersanddisciples.com/#/006/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Anne Marie and Michelle answer listen questions on histamine intolerance, food sensitivity testing, and paleo pantry staples. Topics Michelle Updates [1:00] Anne Marie updates [3:40] What Michelle is loving [4:25] Histamine Intolerance Question [8:07] Food Sensitivity Testing [37:50] Paleo Pantry Staples [54:33] Links we mentioned in the podcast: Back To School Meal Plan- unboundwellness.com/back-school-meal-plan Ditch your nutritionist program- https://ditchyournutritionist.com   Improving digestion naturally- unboundwellness.com/improve-your-digestion-naturally/ Coconut oil- https://tropicaltraditions.com 4th and heart ghee- https://fourthandheart.com Animal cooking fats- https://epicbar.com Olive oil- https://californiaoliveranch.com Primal palate spices- http://www.primalpalate.com/organic-spices/ Avocado oil- https://www.primalkitchen.com/products/avocado-oil/ Teeny tiny spice company- http://www.teenytinyspice.com Barefoot provisions- https://barefootprovisions.com Find more from Michelle at UnboundWellness.com Find more from Anne Marie at GrassFedSalsa.com Join our Facebook group at Facebook.com/groups/UnboundHealing

In this episode, Anne Marie and Michelle are talking crucial steps to heal your gut from removing inflammatory foods, reintroducing mindfully, and more, as well as the causes for poor gut health! Topics Updates from Anne [0:56] Updates for Michelle [2:20] What Michelle is loving [3:55] Why your gut health is important [8:50] Gluten & gut health [14:25] What causes “leaky gut” [15:50] Why you should focus on your gut health [20:21] How to know you may have a gut health problem [32:40] Steps to Heal your gut [36:00] Optimizing your digestion [36:40] Remove [40:10] Replace [45:20] Reinoculate & restore [47:10] Relax [48:40] Reintroduce [50:10] Restart [53:55] Quick tips [57:30] Meal of the week [60:40]   Links we mentioned in the podcast: AIP resources blog post- link to come Ultimate list of tools & resources for healing your gut- http://unboundwellness.com/gut-healing-tools/ Back to school recipe #1- http://unboundwellness.com/paleo-sweet-potato-bacon-bars/ Free back to school meal plan- http://unboundwellness.com/back-school-meal-plan/ “When painkillers are good for you” blog post- http://www.phoenixhelix.com/2013/04/28/when-painkillers-are-good-for-you/ All in the mind podcast- http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/allinthemind/ Optimizing your digestion- http://unboundwellness.com/improve-your-digestion-naturally/ AIP sloppy joe- https://grassfedsalsa.com/blog/sloppy-joes/ Find More from Anne Marie- Grassfedsalsa.com Find more from Michelle- Unboundwellness.com

Today Anne Marie and Michelle are answering listener questions about fatigue with B12 deficiency, adrenal issues, and Hashimoto's, as well as failed food reintroduction symptoms, and carb tolerance.  Topics Updates from Michelle [1:45] Updates for Anne [2:17] What Michelle is loving [5:53] Adrenal Fatigue, B12 deficiency and hashimoto’s  [8:50] Failed food reintroduction symptoms [24:30] How many starchy carbs you should be eating [39:03] Meal of the week [52:40] Links we mentioned in the podcast: AIP Hummus - http://unboundwellness.com/avocado-cauliflower-hummus/ 23andme.com Stratagene - https://www.drbenlynch.com/product/strategene/ Thyroid medication blog post- http://unboundwellness.com/possible-ever-get-off-thyroid-medication/ How to succesfully reintroduce foods- http://unboundwellness.com/successfully-reintroduce-foods-gut-healing-protocol/ My flotracker- https://myflotracker.com Zucchini Summer Soup - http://unboundwellness.com/basil-zucchini-summer-soup/ Find More from Anne Marie- Grassfedsalsa.com Find more from Michelle- Unboundwellness.com

For years Bailey Richert was caught up in the 'rat race' as she followed what she was taught was the 'right path' in life. A high school valedictorian and magna cum laude engineering university graduate, Bailey took a job for many years working the 9-to-5 consulting grind in California. To most, it must have seemed like she 'had it all', but she wasn't anywhere near being fulfilled. The cubicle life would never allow her to achieve the dreams, goals and ambitions she had. So she decided to make a change. In 2013, Bailey left her corporate career, studied entrepreneurship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and launched her own online, location independent business with the goal of earning her own income from anywhere in the world. Today, she helps others realize that it is possible to achieve the life you truly desire if you put in the effort to create the financial means to support that life. Her business model of choice? "Infopreneurship". Through her books, blog, courses, coaching programs and events, Bailey helps individuals launch profitable online enterprises as “infopreneurs”: respected experts in their fields creating value and generating income by sharing their life experience, knowledge and passions with others in a manner that supports their ideal lifestyles.   What is stage 0 to hosting a mini workshop / mini summit and building my list? What is the behind the scenes prep work before you even start the workshop? 12 step process (3 phases): each phase takes a month for big summits Planning logistics (sit down before you take action): how many days, what are the dates, what is the theme, name of the event (don’t bring in speakers before you know what the theme is) How would you put the fears of failure to rest? And how do you attract the right speakers? A lot of people might say no, but it doesn’t mean that you or your event are not worth it (people might be busy and wouldn’t have time to be a real partner, or there might be personal things going on, or they might say no because they don’t know you yet, etc.) If they say no, maybe ask if you can interview them for your podcast, start building a relationship How to actually reach out to them: Never over social media (connecting is ok though, but not invite), email them. Include personal connection to show that you genuinely care about them and their projects (“I followed your blog and this article resonated with me”, etc.).   As a host, you should welcome genuine feedback from the speakers you invite.   What Michelle has been going thru (with hosting her first summit) Wanted to film in person with all entrepreneurs in one place (constantly changing dates) - Didn’t feel like it would work out. Melodrama. Thoughts of failure. - Reinvent yourself: Film in different segments when speakers have time, edit it together like a movie. And that worked! - Be authentic to yourself - Go with the flow and don’t get stuck on what you think something has to look like or be done like   What are some good tips in terms of you staying healthy, s

Today Anne Marie and Michelle are answering listener questions and providing recommendations on healing hashimotos, POTS, and adrenal fatigue naturally. Topics Updates from Michelle [1:45] What Michelle is loving [5:53] Recommendations for newly diagnosed with hashimotos [9:06] Recommendations for POTS and adrenal fatigue [27:17] Baby steps into a whole foods diet [50:42] Michelle’s meal of the week [60:00] Find more from Michelle at UnboundWellness.com Find more from Anne Marie at GrassFedSalsa.com Join our Facebook group at Facebook.com/groups/UnboundHealing Find a few articles on Norephinephrine, HPA-Axis, and POTS - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3835251, http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10253890500095200 Find Michelle's Ultimate list of gut healing tools at http://unboundwellness.com/gut-healing-tools/ How to improve digestion naturally can be found here http://unboundwellness.com/improve-your-digestion-naturally/ Anne Marie's Adrenal Healing Mocktail can be found here https://grassfedsalsa.com/blog/adrenal-healing-mocktail/ If you're interested in having your cortisol tested, we recommend this saliva test https://livewelltesting.com/zrt-1-panel-cortisol-c-hormone-imbalance-saliva-test-kit/    

Today, Michelle and Anne are discussing the comparison trap, how it negatively effects your healing journey, and how to stop! Topics Big news from Anne [1:16] What Michelle is loving [6:22] The comparison trap [10:00] Why we compare ourselves [13:05] Why it’s harmful [17:41] Comparing yourself to your former self [27:20] How to stop comparison [35:09] Recognize when you’re comparing yourself [35:20] End the cycle [37:25] Set realistic goals [40:31] How to be more grateful [46:20] Find more from Michelle at UnboundWellness.com Find more from Anne Marie at GrassFedSalsa.com Join our Facebook group at Facebook.com/groups/UnboundHealing   Links mentioned- AIP Breakfast Sandwiches - (link to come) Ready to Pop-sicles (pregnancy announcement) - grassfedsalsa.com/blog/prosecco-popsicles/ Michelle’s  blog post about constantly obsessing about health unboundwellness.com/how-to-stop-obsessing-over-health Melyssa Griffin podcast on gratitude - http://www.melyssagriffin.com/danielle-laporte-define-success/

Hello and welcome to episode 61 of The Couragemakers Podcast! This week I'm chatting to Michelle Madrid-Branch and we're really diving into claiming our own identities and owning our stories. Michelle is an author, speaker, life wellness coach, and global advocate for women and children, living in Santa Barbara, CA, with her husband, children , three dogs and a bunny. Michelle advocates on behalf of women and children who are marginalized and left feeling isolated in our society. Michelle is happiest when using her life journey in an effort to serve others and help others rise up from their pain. She is currently in the process of writing her fourth book. In this episode, Michelle shares her journey, from being born in the UK and placed in the foster care system to being adopted by an American family and learning to untangle labels she had been given and finding her own identity. We really explore the power of owning your story, moving beyond past stories that keep us stuck and changing our lens so we can start to reclaim our lives. Michelle shares what inspires her to work with and advocate on behalf of children without families and the lessons she has learned along the way. She also shares how she has found that every one of us is uniquely qualified to bring something positive into the world, and invites listeners to explore their own unique strengths and gifts. We also have a great conversation about how forgiveness can free us and take us out of our own prisons and how sustainability is key when it comes to building a life you love. This episode is a great reminder that you do have the courage to find your own identity, and to own that identity because no one can give it to you. I loved hearing Michelle's story and how openly she shares about how she found the courage to find the magic in the mess and be who she is. I know you're going to love this episode. Enjoy the show!   About Michelle   Michelle is an author, speaker, life wellness coach, and global advocate for women and children. She is the author of Adoption Means Love: Triumph of the Heart, The Tummy Mummy, and Mascara Moments: Embracing the Woman in the Mirror.  Michelle lives in Santa Barbara, CA, with her husband, children , three dogs and a bunny. Michelle advocates on behalf of women and children who are marginalized and left feeling isolated in our society. Michelle is happiest when using her life journey in an effort to serve others and help others rise up from their pain. She is currently in the process of writing her fourth book. Website | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook   Things We Talked About   What Michelle has learned since she has realised her unique strengths and has started to bring them to the world How Michele found the courage to own who she is The beauty of imperfection and the miracles from the mess   Resources Mentioned   Tony Robbins   Mascara Moments   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!

Session 01 Welcome to the first episode of the Specialist Stories podcast, sharing with you stories of specialists from every field to give you the information you need to make sure you make the most informed decision possible when it comes to choosing your specialty. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Ryan Gray where he will interview different physicians from various specialties to help medical students and premedical students get different perspectives on what led them to their career path. The Specialist Stories podcast is part of the MedEd Media Network where you will find all of our other shows. In this week's episode, Ryan talks with Dr. Michelle Hure, a dermatopathologist who has her own solo practice in her community. A brief look into Ryan's background: Ryan went to medical school wanting to be an orthopedic surgeon and he came out of medical school (through an HPSP scholarship from the Air Force) knowing that orthopedic surgery was right for him. Unfortunately the Air Force had different plans for him. So he ultimately did not practice orthopedics and went on as a flight surgeon. Here are the highlights of the conversation with Dr. Hure: When Michelle knew she wanted to be a dermatologist: From an interest in trauma surgery to dermatopathology Realizing the need for work-life balance Coming to a point of not wanting to do until her 4th years during rotation What she likes about her specialty: Changing people's lives and curing cancer Getting to do surgery Being able to get home at 5 Making use of her brain everyday What a dermatopathologist does: Two routes: Dermatology residency Pathology residency As a pathologist, it involves diagnosing conditions or interpreting biopsies that is key to a patient's treatment plan. You are the doctor's doctor Can do both clinical and pathology A day in the life of Michelle: Reading slides of biopsies she has taken personally or those from other doctors Seeing patients at 10 am Traits that lead to being a good dermatopathologist: Open mindedness: Being able to think of different possibilities and looking at slides without any biases Knowledge of clinical history and clinical medicine Curiosity Openness to different differential diagnosis A lot of thinking and investigation What makes a competitive applicant to dermatology and dermatopathology: Dermatopathology is very tough to get into since there aren't many programs so programs available are highly competitive. Be always in your game. Walk the extra mile. Do rotations in a place you're really interested in doing your residency as well as your fellowships. Be willing to take initiative. What residency was like for her: Collaboration as an important piece Pick a residency at the particular institution where that fellowship is to have a higher chance of getting in. What she wished she knew going into dermatology/dermatopathology: It's possible to have a family early on. Family comes first, residency and fellowship come second What she wished primary care providers knew more about dermatopathology: Training in dermatology and pathology What Michelle likes most about being a dermatopathologist: Intellectual stimulation Patient interaction Surgery Being able to cure cancer What she likes the least about her practice: Dealing with insurance companies If she had to do it all over again, would she choose another specialty? No, not at all. What is the future of dermatopathology? The pressure of being more noticeable to people so that biopsies must be done by experts in the field and not just "general" pathologists - It's not about money, it's about patient care! The saturation of the field Some pieces of advice to those wanting to be a dermatopathologist: Look for work-life balance. You have to be happy with the specialty you pick. In dermatology or pathology, you will do well money-wise, but you're also going to have a good work-life balance, which is one of the most important things you need to consider in going to a particular field. Pick a specialty that you're going to do well in and you're going to be happy with. Links and Other Resources: www.mededmedia.com Email Ryan at ryan@medicalschoolhq.net The Premed Years The OldPreMeds Podcast The MCAT Podcast

Session 52 This is a full recording of the first episode of the Specialist Stories podcast, which is another addition to the MedEd Media Network. The idea of this podcast was actually born out of The Academy where Ryan had several interviews with different specialists to help students get an understanding of what each specialty was like as well as their pros and cons. Through the Specialist Stories podcast, Ryan interviews different physicians from various specialties to help medical students and premedical students get different perspectives on what led them to their career path. Guests will be sharing with you stories of specialists from every field to give you the information you need to make sure you make the most informed decision possible when it comes to choosing your specialty. In this week's episode, Ryan talks with Dr. Michelle Hure, a dermatopathologist who has her own solo practice in her community. Here are the highlights of the conversation with Dr. Hure: When Michelle knew she wanted to be a dermatologist: From an interest in trauma surgery to dermatopathology Realizing the need for work-life balance Coming to a point of not wanting to do until her 4th years during rotation What she likes about her specialty: Changing people's lives and curing cancer Getting to do surgery Being able to get home at 5 Making use of her brain everyday What a dermatopathologist does: Two routes: Dermatology residency Pathology residency As a pathologist, it involves diagnosing conditions or interpreting biopsies that is key to a patient's treatment plan. You are the doctor's doctor Can do both clinical and pathology A day in the life of Michelle: Reading slides of biopsies she has taken personally or those from other doctors Seeing patients at 10 am Traits that lead to being a good dermatopathologist: Open mindedness: Being able to think of different possibilities and looking at slides without any biases Knowledge of clinical history and clinical medicine Curiosity Openness to different differential diagnosis A lot of thinking and investigation What makes a competitive applicant to dermatology and dermatopathology: Dermatopathology is very tough to get into since there aren't many programs so programs available are highly competitive. Be always in your game. Walk the extra mile. Do rotations in a place you're really interested in doing your residency as well as your fellowships. Be willing to take initiative. What residency was like for her: Collaboration as an important piece Pick a residency at the particular institution where that fellowship is to have a higher chance of getting in. What she wished she knew going into dermatology/dermatopathology: It's possible to have a family early on. Family comes first, residency and fellowship come second What she wished primary care providers knew more about dermatopathology: Training in dermatology and pathology What Michelle likes most about being a dermatopathologist: Intellectual stimulation Patient interaction Surgery Being able to cure cancer What she likes the least about her practice: Dealing with insurance companies If she had to do it all over again, would she choose another specialty? No, not at all. What is the future of dermatopathology? The pressure of being more noticeable to people so that biopsies must be done by experts in the field and not just "general" pathologists - It's not about money, it's about patient care! The saturation of the field Some pieces of advice to those wanting to be a dermatopathologist: Look for work-life balance. You have to be happy with the specialty you pick. In dermatology or pathology, you will do well money-wise, but you're also going to have a good work-life balance, which is one of the most important things you need to consider in going to a particular field. Pick a specialty that you're going to do well in and you're going to be happy with. Links and Other Resources: www.mededmedia.com Email Ryan at ryan@medicalschoolhq.net Specialist Stories Podcast The Premed Years Podcast The MCAT Podcast

Michelle Malkin, journalist and influential conservative author and blogger, joins Jamie to discuss Trump’s campaign, why she supported his candidacy, and what she thinks about his stance on key issues. We talk about immigration, cabinet picks, education and the Common Core, the Carrier deal, and more. We also discuss the media coverage of 2016, her new CRTV network show, and what to do about fake news. Show Notes What she was doing on election night Her brief interaction with Donald Trump When she got behind Trump’s candidacy What she made of the Never-Trump movement Why she thinks that Trump won How some conservatives didn’t see Trump’s rise coming What Michelle’s stance on immigration issues are How people will hold Trump accountable if he reverses his position on topics like immigration What Michelle thinks about Trump’s cabinet picks What she thinks about the Carrier deal How she thinks the media covered the 2016 campaign What the new CRTV network is all about and what her new show is going to be What Facebook should do about fake news How to become a journalist in today’s world How she became on entrepreneur Links Rocky Mountain Heist movie CRTV ConservativeReview.com MichelleMalkin.com HotAir Connect with Michelle Malkin: Facebook | Twitter

Hi there and welcome to episode 16 of Couragemakers!   This week I'm talking to Michelle Anneliese. Michelle is a writer, speaker, geek, mental health advocate, and self confessed overachiever. She's also a multi-passionate content creator and has dreams of owning her own media production company.   During our conversation we really dive into some great discussions about passions and how to sustain them, starting projects to get us through hard times and how to refill your creative cup.   Michelle shares her journey of how she started her  two blogs and sharing her life online, her dreams of owning a media production company and how choosing herself in tough situations has led her to where she is today.   We cover so much ground in this episode, from blogging misconceptions and friendship breakups  to being an introvert and what to do to get yourself through a bad.  I know this episode is going to be especially helpful for you if you're also a person with a wide range of passions and if you struggle to choose yourself. I find Michelle's honesty so inspiring and I know you're going to love this episode!   Enjoy the show!   About Michelle   Michelle is a writer, speaker, geek, mental health advocate, and overachiever at michelleanneliese.com. She currently runs two blogs: Look Through My Lens and A Geek Girl's Guide.   You can contact Michelle:| Twitter | Instagram | Medium Things we talked about during today's show   What keeps Michelle inspired and how she organises her creative content   What it's like when the people you know in your real life find out about what you do online   What Michelle does to get her through a bad day and how blogging has helped her through hard times Michelle's amazing decision making process based around resouces, time, inspiration, and energy Resources/Things We Mentioned During today's show   That Hummingbird Life & Couragemakers Feedback Form   What Not To Say To Someone With Anxiety - Michelle Anneliese   Why I Quit My Passion - Michelle Anneliese on Huffington Post   TED Talk: Try Something New For 30 Days - Matt Cutts   Find out more and download the Couragemakers Manifesto here   If you have any question about today's episode, any comments or would like to be a guest on Couragemakers, get in touch: meg@thathummingbirdlife.com   About Meg & That Hummingbird Life   I'm Meg and I'm the host of Couragemakers and founder of That Hummingbird Life. I started this podcast 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 and making new friends with the wonderful guests, you can find me working on all manners of magic over at That Hummingbird Life, sending free self care checks ins to hundreds of women every Sunday and helping my clients build brands they love as a graphic designer. I'm currently based in London, and getting ready for my round the world adventure with Mr. Meg starting August 2016. Don't worry the podcast isn't going anywhere!   That Hummingbird Life | Twitter | Pinterest |  

  Today's episode is with Michelle Schrag, the author of A Mother's Manual for Self Care. If you are a mother who is constantly being taken over by strong emotions, today's episode is for you! In this episode, you'll hear: -Why Michelle wrote A Mother's Manual for Self Care -How she handles her intense emotions -What a "false belief" is -What Michelle's self care practices are -How she changed the voice of her inner-critic Show Notes: Michelle's Blog Michelle on Facebook Michelle on YouTube A Mother's Manual for Self-Care Check out other podcast episodes here: