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We could have talked for days! Pull up a chair and listen to this potent conversation with Tracy Viola, author of "Pretty Wrecked: Confessions of a Teen Addict and Her Road to Recovery." A long-time business owner, Tracy was inspired during the pandemic to tell her recovery story in the pages of her debut book – and what a story it is! We go deep on: What Tracy has learned in her 29 years of recovery The importance of responsibility and honesty Liberation from having nothing to hide How to admit when something isn't working Following what makes you feel alive Slowing down to make a greater impact The beauty that lies beyond the discomfort Not quitting before the miracle happens Tips for having the alcohol conversation with our kids The process of becoming   < CONNECT WITH TRACY VIOLA > Instagram https://www.instagram.com/tracyviolaauthor Tracy's Website https://www.tracyviolaauthor.com/   < LET'S RISE > Jenny's Website https://jennyfenig.com

Have you ever stopped to consider how your voice can significantly impact your business? As I've seen myself by working with today's guest, there are common vocal pitfalls that may be undermining your message and holding you back, and we want to change that.  Tracy Goodwin helps entrepreneurs like you get the sales you deserve and the connection you desire using your most powerful tool– your voice. In this episode, she shares practical strategies that will help you to unlock your authentic voice, so that you can connect more deeply with your audience.  Regardless of the level you're at in your business, I can guarantee that you will benefit from this incredible conversation I had with Tracy, and after listening to what she has to say, that you will never look at your business, audience, content and sales strategy in the same way!  Snap a screenshot of the episode playing on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag us, @jameswedmore @captivatetheroom and @jeunejenni. We'd love to hear what resonated with you the most!  In this episode you'll hear:  The concept of “voice masks” and what the data says happens when we remove them  The role that the voice plays in the severe buyer trust problem that exists today  What authentic and detached mastery of the voice really sounds like and Tracy's insights on whether one can fake this  A big tool that she uses in getting people out of the past and why it's so important that we rewrite the stories we've been telling ourselves  The different types of masks people wear and what Tracy does to prepare and invite others in from a voice perspective  Actionable steps you can take to start getting out in front of the mask you may be wearing What Tracy's thoughts are on AI and the surprising impact it has had on her own business For full show notes and links, visit: www.mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/blog/740 

What does it take to become the go-to person at work? It's a question with layers—and Tracy LaLonde unpacks the answers in her latest book, Trust Me: The Insider's Guide to Being the Go-To Person at Work. Tracy emphasizes that trustworthiness is a cornerstone of professional success, making it an essential ingredient for elevating your career and building an unforgettable personal brand.In this episode of Branding Room Only, Tracy and I explore why trust is the foundation of a standout brand. She breaks down her key pillars of trust, shares actionable strategies for building it, and highlights common mistakes that can weaken it. From avoiding trust-eroding pitfalls to fostering authentic connections, Tracy offers a roadmap for becoming indispensable—and finding joy in the process.1:43 - Tracy's simple definition of personal branding, her self-description in three words, a Warren Buffet quote she's loving lately, and her hype songs6:21 - How two influential experiences from Tracy's childhood shaped her as an entrepreneur9:34 - Tracy's educational and career journey from her hometown of 3,500 people to where she is today11:51 - Why trust is crucial in the workplace and what inspired Tracy to write a book focused on it13:56 - How trust is a physiological process and what's necessary for it to flourish18:34 - Who will benefit most from the trust-building insights in Tracy's book and common pitfalls that erode trust23:24 - What sparked the idea for Tracy's book, how it came together, and how societal conversations about trust are evolving29:03 - How trust intersects with personal branding and building your personal board of directors31:23 - What has remained constant about Tracy's brand throughout her career transitions and the role of leadership and volunteerism35:37 - Common mistakes people make when building trust and how these dynamics have shifted pre- and post-COVID40:34 - What Tracy advises clients when trust is lacking within their team or organization42:07 - The six components of trust and actionable ways to build it49:24 - What Tracy enjoys outside of work, the aspect of her personal brand she won't compromise on, and her “magical quality” Mentioned In Unlocking Trust and Joy for a Standout Brand with Tracy LaLondeJoychiever | LinkedIn Trust Me: The Insider's Guide to Being the Go-To Person at Work by Tracy LeLondeHow to Navigate Generational Friction in the Workplace with Chris De SantisPersonal Branding Bruisers: Paula's Professional Pet PeevesPersonal Branding Strategy SessionsSign up for Paula's Upcoming WebinarsSponsor for this episodePGE Consulting Group LLC is dedicated to providing a practical hybrid of professional development training and diversity solutions. From speaking to consulting to programming and more, all services and resources are carefully tailored for eaAre you ready to make your next career move count? My personal branding strategy sessions are here for mid to senior level professionals who are ready to elevate their brand and open doors to the right opportunity. Together, we'll craft a brand that truly reflects your unique value and positions you for success. Book your session today at paulaedgar.com/brandingstrategy.

Joining me on today's show is the incredible woman behind Sexy Ageing, Tracy Minnoch-Nuku. Committed to helping women navigate one of the most challenging periods of their lives, Tracy spends her time researching the latest breakthroughs in Menopausal Health and educating women on how they can lead better and healthier lives.  This is such an important episode for any women entering into or are already in the process of menopause because we are talking all about what to expect, and how to manage your symptoms. Most importantly we tackle the big question: should you consider menopause hormone therapy? In this episode you'll hear:

Do you have a vision for your life? Are you living it? Tracy Harris was NOT as a new mother; she was struggling with finding herself in her previous role of teaching (even though she previously loved it), leading her to a major lifestyle shift.She's a podcaster and female entrepreneur, helping ‘mums' find their hustle. (the good kind of hustle, that is.)You don't have to work a job or do the things that suck life out of you. Mothers, especially,  find themselves in a time of clarity and transition when entering the workforce with unique limitations, risks, and circumstances.Tracy shares her story of freedom when her family fled South Africa when she was 5 years old and how that led to her strength and desire for freedom for herself and for other women today.Life is short; Tracy knows that from lived experience, and you just have to go for it. What's it take to start your own business as a woman and mum? Tracy highlights important aspects of identity: core values, joy, and genius. For her lovely audience, she provides this pretty great acronym: FRESH; Freedom, Relationships, Environment, Self, and Hustle.Now this “FRESH” is going to look different on everybody. What Tracy views as a dream life, what I view as a dream life—they could be the total opposite of your vision, your dreams. So ladies, mothers, whoever you are, as the great Jim Carrey has said, “you can fail at what you don't want, so you might as well do what you love.”What's Inside:How to quit the thing you hate when it's not easy or risk free.Who are you? The elements of your identity that can create your business.What does it mean to start FRESH?How mums can hustle and make more time for the family and core values.Designing your life by vision. Are you living the life you see when you close your eyes? What will it take to get there? What thoughts and behaviors can you change RIGHT FREAKING NOW? Let me know on Insta!Mentioned In This Episode:Tracy Harris  Marketing Mentor, Course & Membership  InstagramMums With Hustle - Tracy HarrisMums With Hustle Podcast Tracy HarrisTransform Your Body & Habits In 28 Days.  Guaranteed. Fit Feels Good (@oonaghduncan) on Instagraminfo@fitfeelsgood.com 

Welcome to a Mom's Recovery Journey. Tracy offers a rich perspective on how Wilderness Treatment not only changed her daughter's life but positively impacted the entire Family System. The goal, as always, is to share experience, resources, and connection. We hope you'll find information here to help your own Recovery Journey. 1:40 - Tracy's Journey: the Pandemic's impact on her daughter's anxiety, depression, and safety.3:30 - What Tracy would say to her 2020-self.4:45 - Decision making with and without fear.6:30 - Researching Residential Treatment Center (RTC): how to utilize communities, parents, interviewing the RTC Therapist, and creating your own foundation of personal support.7:30 - How Al Anon and AA Meetings can heal the Family System.10:10 - How an Educational Consultant can facilitate RTC engagement.12:30 - Tracy's experience with the Oasis Treatment Center in Utah and Transport Companies.15:00 - RTC research: go deeper than the reviews.  16:00 - What RTC's can teach parents about Self-Regulation and Self-Care.20:00 - Discovering how what we lack impacts our children.22:00 - How our children become a mirror and we can't just "fix" the mirror(see Episode 36 with Kevin Johnson).23:30 - The shift from chaos to healing for Tracy's Family at Open Sky Wilderness.25:00 - The Family Quest experience.28:00 - Regulation in the Treatment Center industry.29:15 - Wilderness Treatment Center costs, insurance, Scholarships like Sky's the Limit Fund, and negotiating the daily rate.30:15 - Preventative Care cost vs RTC costs.32:30 - Adult Children of Alcoholics & Dysfunctional Families The Loving Parent Guidebook and how this can break down Family System dysfunction. 33:15 - How Therapy is becoming more common, even with the NFL recommending BetterHelp . 35:30 - Tracy's recommended resources, Brad Reedy's Finding You Podcast, and books, The Audacity to be You and The Journey of the Heroic Parent. Krissy Pozatek's The Parallel Process. Daniel J. Siegel, M.D., and Mary Hartzell, M.Ed.'s book Parenting from the Inside Out. Tim R. Thayne PhD.'s book Not by Chance.Thank you for listening and please visit www.siblinghoodofrecovery.com for free resources, links to organizations, groups and individuals who can offer help in the Journey of Recovery towards healing from substance use disorders. If you like this Podcast, please leave a rating on wherever you're listening. It will help to get the word out. If there is one message I can leave you with, the best you can offer your loved one battling addiction is love and a healthier you. Walk gently, my friend.

Hey you wild women!  On this episode of Into the Wild we're joined by Tracy Matthews. Tracy is an accomplished entrepreneur, jewelry designer, and podcast host. She's also the Chief Visionary Officer of Flourish and Thrive Academy, a marketing and education resource for jewelry makers and designers. Tracy believes it's important for all entrepreneurs to tap into their creative side—and yes, everyone has the power to be creative in their own unique ways. Today we'll learn how finding space for a creative outlet can help you run an even more successful business. In this episode, you will learn about: How Tracy shows up in a room, and the secret behind her youthful energy. Tracy's experience in the jewelry industry and what her mission is now. What happens when your business is aligned with your personal goals. What Tracy does through her business Creatives Rule the World. The incredible project Revlon commissioned Tracy to do. The kind of exposure jewelry brands desired in the past versus today. The role gifting plays in PR and how to do it right. Why creativity is so important to entrepreneurship. How to discover your own creative gifts (because everyone has them). Tracy's definition of creativity and what it feels like. Why creative blocks happen and how to get through them. A tip for structuring your time and schedule for greater efficiency. Tracy's strategy for batching recordings for her podcast. Why it's important to be flexible in your creative process and your business. How to build a business that doesn't make you feel like you're trapped. Why you don't need to do as much in your business as you think. What it means to be a wild woman: Being creative and living a life that's purposeful and free. Mentions: www.wewildwomen.com/vip-day ______________ Got a minute? I would love a review! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap, and give me five stars. Then select "Write a Review." Make sure to highlight your favorite bits. Subscribe here. ______________ Connect with Tracy www.instagram.com/tracymatthewsny www.creativesruletheworld.com Connect with Renée: @renee_warren @we.wild.women www.wewildwomen.com

Tracy Paradise and the One Track Mind Foundation "Life is Once"  #132 Topics: Tracy's backstory and how it relates to her getting into mountain biking Why Tracy moved to MN Life is Once Starting the One Track Mind Foundation Not Focused on a specific location / region Things learned about the Trail Building side of things when starting the OTM Foundation Building Relationships The Paradise Playground at Monarch Trails The importance of offering a diverse trail system here Machine Built Trails Other Trail Projects that One Track Mind has been involved with Trails in MN One Track Mind and the proximity of Ride to Ride for funding projects One Track Mind Partnerships One Track Mind and Telemark Village in Cable, WI Breaking News… New partnership for a trail project in WI… - Gotta listen & learn! What Tracy looks for in a Mountain Bike Community Closing Comments Links: One Track Mind Foundation: https://onetrackmind.org/ Mt Telemark Village: https://www.birkie.com/mtv/   Episode Sponsor - Coulee Creative: www.dudejustsendit.com https://www.couleecreative.com/   Trail EAffect Show Links: Discount Code (20%) for both KETL Mtn Apparel and Trail One Components: TrailPod Trail EAffect Podcast Website: www.traileaffectpodcast.com KETL Mtn Apparel Affiliate Link: https://ketlmtn.com/josh Trail One Components: https://trailone.bike/ Worldwide Cyclery Affiliate Link: https://www.worldwidecyclery.com/?aff=559 23ZERO USA: https://23zero.com/?avad=355721_d30d44cc9   Contact Josh at evolutiontrails@gmail.com This Podcast has been edited and produced by Evolution Trail Services

John and Tracy continue their conversation. In Part 1, Tracy shared how her unwavering dedication helped her son, Noah, lead a fulfilling life despite having autism. Today, Tracy dives into a discussion about the COVID-19 vaccine. She explores its long-term effects, controversies, and important health considerations. Tracy also delves into adverse effects stories associated with vaccines and presents scientific evidence regarding the potential neurological damage they might cause. Listen to this episode to learn more: [00:00] - Long-term effects of the COVID-19 vaccine [02:48] - Controversies surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine  [06:39] - COVID-19 treatment adverse effects stories [10:11] - Scientific proof that vaccines cause neurological damage [13:53] - Documentaries and films focusing on autism [15:48] - The Autism Health Event [17:02] - An ideal client for Tracy [19:39] - Key health risk considerations to be aware of [21:57] - Minimizing exposure to environmental toxins [22:57] - Self-care and taking responsibility for one's own body [26:03] - What Tracy does to improve her significant relationships at home [32:41] - Book recommendations [35:06] - How to get $20 and a signed copy of Tracy's book NOTABLE QUOTES: “To just eliminate as many environmental toxins as you possibly can, grow your own food.” “You're gonna pay one way or the other. So you can choose to pay now and pay a little bit more for better food. Or you can pay a whole lot more later when you're horribly sick. And you're gonna have to be prescribed all kinds of medications that might make your lifestyle kind of barely tolerable before you die a horrible death.” “What you put in your body is exactly like the type of fluids you put in your car. If you put crappy gas in your car, your car is not going to perform at its optimal level, and things are going to break down faster… the same thing is going to happen to your body. And your body is infinitely more important than anything you drive.” “You're going to have conflicts, especially within your home, within your relationships, or whatever, but always do your best to come from a space of love. Because in the end, love will always win.” “In the end, good will always lead, and God will always win.” BOOK MENTIONED: The Power of Intention by Dr. Wayne Dyer (https://tinyurl.com/ThePowerOfIntentionBook) APP MENTIONED: Yuka App (https://yuka.io/en/) USEFUL RESOURCES: https://tracyslepcevic.com https://tracyslepcevic.com/warrior-mom/ https://warriormom.org https://www.instagram.com/autismauthortracy/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracy-slepcevic-189670140/ https://twitter.com/AutismMomTracy https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPuqNFEpFbvZ8k24s2xxVIw https://www.facebook.com/people/Tracy-M-Slepcevic/100089205337675/ https://tinyurl.com/WarriorMomBook CONNECT WITH JOHN Website - https://thejohnhulen.com     Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/johnhulen     Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/johnhulen     Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/johnhulen     LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnhulen     YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLX_NchE8lisC4NL2GciIWA     EPISODE CREDITS Intro and Outro music provided by Jeff Scheetz - https://jeffscheetz.com/ 

Highmark Health had the goal of building a health ecosystem that worked better for everyone. That meant putting the patient and their clinician at the center of the model. Join us as Tracy Saula, SVP of Product & Health Experience at Highmark, and Matt Johnson, Senior Partner in West Monroe's Product Experience and Engineering Lab, explain how the company transformed healthcare in an otherwise traditional and highly regulated industry.Highlights:2:00 - Tracy's background3:12 - How Highmark Health is building a health ecosystem that works better for everyone5:22 - Creating the clear problem statement6:28 - How myHighmark supports their digital transformation9:16 - Pandemic raised our competency in digital10:12 - How higher customer expectations impact product design and experience11:40 - How to overcome an industry full of point solutions and disparate systems15:00 - Making a well-designed solution for both clinician and end user16:59 - The focus on saving time for clinician and end user18:15 - What it takes to get all players involved in something new and potentially risky20:05 - How does a company keep a steadfast mentality21:50 - Supporting organizational change during transformation25:22 - Can any company become a product company?26:30 - What Tracy is looking forward to in 202328:34 - What does digital mean to you?

The most important business relationship you can have is the one with your spouse or significant other and then with your kids. Actually, most businesses fail because one of those relationships is not great. We should therefore be spending much of our time with our spouses or children, but that is not always the case. Entrepreneurs spend all their time and energy in the business and boardrooms and only get “by the way” time for their immediate family.  The effects of a family with disunity, conflict, and lack of effective communication will spiral down to the business. Actually, the family unit is the testing ground for effective leadership and success in business. Do you want to learn skills and strategies for a successful family? Join this conversation with Tracy Taris.Mrs. Taris is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in individual, couples, and family therapy. She treats depression, anxiety, marital conflict, self-esteem issues, and creative blocks. Mrs. Taris maintains a private practice office in Newhall/Valencia, California, in the Santa Clarita Valley, and she also works with clients from the San Fernando Valley and the greater Los Angeles area. With over ten years of experience as a marriage and family therapist and as a graduate of Azusa Pacific University, specializing in marital, family systems, cognitive-behavioral, and psychodynamic therapy, she is currently serving as a private practitioner working with a broad spectrum of clients. In this podcast, we talk all about how to improve your communication and conflict resolution and how even busy entrepreneurs can make time for their spouses.Key Highlights from the Show[00:01] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest, Tracy Taris[01:15] The misplaced priority among entrepreneurs[01:52] How Tracy got into what she does; working with spouses[05:34] Types of couples that should seek marriage therapy[08:10] You have to initiate the change you want[09:03] Tips to get your reluctant spouse on board to a therapy session[12:07] Therapy approaches to different professionals[14:35] The 3 wishes intervention tool for effective communication and conflict resolution[20:46] The ten steps to conflict resolution tool[25:53] Ways that busy entrepreneurs can balance family and business[32:32] What Tracy has witnessed as a common problem among entrepreneurs [34:44] What Tracy wishes to have put more resources into when starting her entrepreneurship journey[36:05] Best ways to reach out and connect with Tracy TarisNotable QuotesWhatever you encounter in a path you are following, there is more of the same on that road. [07:06]In order to effect change, you have to implement something. [08:10]Communication has not happened until the message sent is the same message that is received. [15:18]Life is all about management. You will lose your family or business if you do not manage your priorities. [25:54]Resources MentionedMaking Marriage Work For Dummies by Steven Simring: https://www.amazon.com/Making-Marriage-Dummies-Steven-Simring/dp/0764551736Connect with Tracy TarisWebsite 1: https://tracytaris.com/Website 2: Thank you for listening to FROM MD To Entrepreneur PodcastTune in every Wednesday, 5 AM PST. Follow Us on our socials Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/frommdpodcast/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/from-md-to-entrepreneur/ Website - https://www.frommd.com/episodes/

Tracy had a colorectal cancer diagnosis and treatment. On the carnivore diet, she has completely eradicated SIBO/IBS. Her menopausal symptoms have improved and her A1C is normal. She has less brain fog and increased energy. Timestamps: 00:00 Trailer 00:53 Introduction 02:10 Whole foods plant-based diet 03:03 IBS = eating wrong diet 04:59 IBS diagnosis 06:54 Fasting, SIBO 08:50 Colorectal cancer diagnosis treatment 10:08 Is there a relationship between IBS and colorectal cancer? 11:36 Are nutritional science studies flawed? 13:39 Colostomy 15:17 IBS, SIBO on carnivore diet 17:14 Mental health on carnivore diet 18:57 Fruit on the carnivore diet 20:51 Veganism; growing up in a family with hunters 22:23 What Tracy's diet looks like today 24:21 Family and carnivore diet 26:37 Red meat and cancer 29:10 Carnivore diet growing 31:25 Athletic performance on carnivore diet 33:10 Fat and protein on the carnivore diet 34:23 Carnivore diet affordability 36:56 Carnivore diet results 39:37 Negative effects of the carnivore diet 42:32 Variety on the carnivore diet 44:38 Colorectal cancer on the rise in younger people 46:25 Phytonutrients in beef 49:04 Modern diet is damaging 50:35 Closing See open positions at Revero: https://jobs.lever.co/Revero/ Join Carnivore Diet for a free 30 day trial: https://carnivore.diet/join/ Book a Carnivore Coach: https://carnivore.diet/book-a-coach/ Carnivore Shirts: https://merch.carnivore.diet Subscribe to our Newsletter: https://carnivore.diet/subscribe/ . ‪#revero #shawnbaker #Carnivorediet #MeatHeals #HealthCreation   #humanfood #AnimalBased #ZeroCarb #DietCoach  #FatAdapted #Carnivore #sugarfree  ‪

Everyone is given the gift of life, and an opportunity to make something from it. It can take any amount of time to finally reflect back and see what the life lessons were teaching you the entire time- but it is up to you to make the change. Tracy Read is a hard worker who built her focus on taking care of herself and her family by any means necessary. Tracy Read is an Entrepreneur, Mother, Grandmother, and Clinical Trial Administrator who is a strong advocate for helping victims who have experienced Domestic Violence, and Human Trafficking. Through her business Damsel In Defense, she provides women, and men of all ages with self-defense tools and teachings to provide safety.   Growing up and being on her own since the age of 16 Tracy speaks about the lessons she learned and the tribulations that impacted her mindset. After reflecting back on her past Tracy shares what she allowed to define her to become successful and how remaining humble and hard-driven got her to where she is.    What You'll Learn: How we take control of our trauma How Tracy manages to work her 9-5 and juggle her business Finding the most in opportunity no matter your experience level The reason Tracy left her first husband and how it affected future relationships What Tracy does to retain a focused vision and mindset Why trauma follows until it is resolved Being cautious of your surroundings in life, business, and relationships   Favorite Quote: “I'm turning 60 this month and I'm just now resolving traumas all my life but it's sad that it took me that long- I didn't learn the traumas I didn't know .”  (On Why we never see the process until way later) -Tracy Read   Connect With Tracy: Instagram Damsel In Defense     How To Get Involved: Addicted to Winning connects listeners through stories that prove why mindset matters. Jeff Brekken was working a 60-hour week on his family's farm by the time he was 10. When he wasn't helping with the harvest, he was at the hockey rink. Jeff's early life experiences taught him he needs to be either all-in or all-out. In 2000 he started a single-family home construction business and by 2008 he was looking for the next big thing. Jeff founded the Blue SKy Benefit Solutions & Rise Above HR/ Recruiting on top of a lifelong passion for helping people. Through this show, Jeff will take that passion one step further. If you enjoyed this episode, head over and visit us on Apple Podcasts - leave a review and let us know what you thought! Your feedback keeps us going. Thanks for helping.

Have you or someone you know gone through a divorce? Among the many emotions that come with ending a marriage, handling the finances is one of the trickiest parts to navigate. In this episode, I am so excited to be joined by the amazing Tracy Coenen. Tracy is a Forensic Accountant and the Creator of the Divorce Money Guide. This guide helps people who are wary of their ex-partners financial handling by providing them a step-by-step process to help them determine where and how much money is missing. Tracy is passionate about helping women who are going through a divorce to gain clarity on their financial situations and create a plan to resolve any financial conflict. Throughout this episode, Tracy talks about her journey to becoming a Forensic Accountant and where along this path she was inspired to help women getting divorced handle their finances. You will hear about the different steps she includes in the Divorce Money Guide, stories from clients that she has helped, money management red flags to look for in a marriage, why it's important to be inquisitive, and more. Tune in to Episode 70 of the Joy Found Here podcast to hear Tracy's advice for money management when it comes to marriage and divorce!In This Episode, You Will Learn:How Tracy was led to her career as a Forensic Accountant and the Divorce Money Guide (3:35)What Tracy includes in her Divorce Money Guide (9:07)About The Marriage Money Guide that Tracey is creating (15:20)Red flags to look out for when it comes to money management in marriage (21:32)About Tracy's news features (39:02)Connect with Tracy CoenenWebsiteInstagramFacebookLet's Connect:Website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tracy Nicodemo is a small business owner whose experience of being a new mom helped inspire the birth of her business, Little Creatives. Tracy graduated from Ohio University with a bachelor of applied science in interior architecture before completing an associate's degree in fashion/apparel design. Tracy's impressive background in interiors and fashion was what helped her to start Little Creatives in 2020. On this episode, Tracy speaks to us about her journey to becoming a small business owner, how it's changed her life, and what tools she's used to build her success.  “We've created these businesses because there was a need for us and we didn't lose our identity, we added our son to it.” - Tracy Nicodemo This week on Startups in Stilettos: Tracy's inspiration behind her business (1:20)How Tracy identified manufacturers for her products (3:50)What Tracy recommends for all small business owners (5:47)How Tracy has gained perspective from looking back on her business journey (8:56)Tools and solutions Tracy has for small business owners (10:27)Stephanie's tips on building a community around your business (15:10)Jessica's advice on hiring publicists (17:43) Resources Mentioned: The Entreprenista LeagueSmall Business Development CenterKickstarter Our Favorite Quotes: “I'm a solo entrepreneur, it's hard to keep going every day. You're like, ‘oh, I can push that to tomorrow'. But if you're having a meeting with someone, then it holds you accountable. Right?” - Tracy Nicodemo“Everyone, no matter how big or little, everyone has something that they can, that you can, pick someone's brain on.” - Tracy Nicodemo“We've created these businesses because there was a need for us, and we didn't lose our identity, we added our son to it.” - Tracy Nicodemo Connect with Tracy Nicodemo: Little CreativesLittle Creatives on InstagramLittle Creatives on FacebookTracy Nicodemo on LinkedIn Connect with your Startups in Stilettos hosts: Stephanie Cartin on InstagramStephanie Cartin on LinkedInJessica Abo on InstagramJessica Abo on LinkedInLearn more about Jessica Abo here Get Featured on Startups in Stilettos Want a chance to be featured on Startups in Stilettos? We're currently accepting applications from our Entreprenista League members to be featured on the show! Think of the Entreprenista League as your team members in what can be a lonely startup founder's journey. You'll have access to a private community of like-minded female startup founders who are making an impact in business every day, special discounts on business products and solutions, exclusive content, private events, the opportunity to have your story featured on our website, social channels – and, of course, the Startups in Stilettos podcast – and so much MORE! Join the Entreprenista League today at entreprenista.com/join. We can't wait to welcome you, support you, and be part of your business journey! Grow Your Startup with Startups in Stilettos Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of Startups in Stilettos, powered by the Entreprenista PodcastNetwork. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts|TuneIn|GooglePlay|Stitcher|Spotify|iHeart Radio Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media to help us reach more startup founders, like you, and have a chance to win a one-on-one mentor and strategy session with Stephanie Cartin. Join us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram,

Tracy Nicodemo is a small business owner whose experience of being a new mom helped inspire the birth of her business, Little Creatives. Tracy graduated from Ohio University with a bachelor of applied science in interior architecture before completing an associate's degree in fashion/apparel design. Tracy's impressive background in interiors and fashion was what helped her to start Little Creatives in 2020. On this episode, Tracy speaks to us about her journey to becoming a small business owner, how it's changed her life, and what tools she's used to build her success.  “We've created these businesses because there was a need for us and we didn't lose our identity, we added our son to it.” - Tracy Nicodemo This week on Startups in Stilettos: Tracy's inspiration behind her business (1:20)How Tracy identified manufacturers for her products (3:50)What Tracy recommends for all small business owners (5:47)How Tracy has gained perspective from looking back on her business journey (8:56)Tools and solutions Tracy has for small business owners (10:27)Stephanie's tips on building a community around your business (15:10)Jessica's advice on hiring publicists (17:43) Resources Mentioned: The Entreprenista LeagueSmall Business Development CenterKickstarter Our Favorite Quotes: “I'm a solo entrepreneur,  it's hard to keep going every day. You're like, ‘oh, I can push that to tomorrow'. But if you're having a meeting with someone, then it holds you accountable. Right?” - Tracy Nicodemo“Everyone, no matter how big or little, everyone has something that they can, that you can, pick someone's brain on.” - Tracy Nicodemo“We've created these businesses because there was a need for us, and we didn't lose our identity, we added our son to it.” - Tracy Nicodemo Connect with Tracy Nicodemo: Little CreativesLittle Creatives on InstagramLittle Creatives on FacebookTracy Nicodemo on LinkedIn Connect with your Startups in Stilettos hosts: Stephanie Cartin on InstagramStephanie Cartin on LinkedInJessica Abo on InstagramJessica Abo on LinkedInLearn more about Jessica Abo here Get Featured on Startups in Stilettos Want a chance to be featured on Startups in Stilettos? We're currently accepting applications from our Entreprenista League members to be featured on the show! Think of the Entreprenista League as your team members in what can be a lonely startup founder's journey. You'll have access to a private community of like-minded female startup founders who are making an impact in business every day, special discounts on business products and solutions, exclusive content, private events, the opportunity to have your story featured on our website, social channels – and, of course, the Startups in Stilettos podcast – and so much MORE! Join the Entreprenista League today at entreprenista.com/join. We can't wait to welcome you, support you, and be part of your business journey! Grow Your Startup with Startups in Stilettos Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of Startups in Stilettos, powered by the Entreprenista PodcastNetwork. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts|TuneIn|GooglePlay|Stitcher|Spotify|iHeart Radio Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media to help us reach more startup founders, like you, and have a chance to win a one-on-one mentor and strategy session with Stephanie Cartin. Join us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. And for even more exclusive content and information – and to get access to the 8 Secrets to Success in Your Business video course and worksheet – visit our website.

In this week's Safe Home Podcast, Beth talks with Tracy Struckman, an Indiana-based recovery coach who has 8 years of recovery from a destructive heroin addiction. She now helps others who are struggling with addiction to find long-term recovery. She is just completing her licensure to become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and she does online consulting and workshops for people who struggle with addiction as well as their families. ===============

In this week's Safe Home Podcast, Beth talks with Tracy Struckman, an Indiana-based recovery coach who has 8 years of recovery from a destructive  heroin addiction. She now helps others who are struggling with addiction to find long-term recovery.  She is just completing her licensure to become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and she does online consulting and workshops for people who struggle with addiction as well as their families. ===============

Today's guest is a powerhouse personified: a visionary real estate entrepreneur, a reality TV star, and a devoted mom. Real talk: Tracy Tutor didn't always have everything as together in her life as she does now, and she's as candid about the challenging times she's faced as she is about her successes. There are many parallels between our guest Tracy and me, and in today's episode we delve into marriage, divorce, dating younger men, and how we have learned to wholly and unapologetically embrace who we are. Tracy's balance of femininity and toughness, her drive to support other women on their own journeys of discovery, and her willingness to be open to whatever opportunities present themselves to her are some of the many qualities that make her a truly inspirational woman. Tune in today to hear Tracy's story — from an aspiring actress waiting tables to a force to be reckoned with in all aspects of life.       Key Points From This Episode: Introducing today's guest: real estate entrepreneur and reality TV star Tracy Tutor How Tracy gives back and the meaning it gives her life Tracy shares the story of her unsuccessful marriage and the important lessons she learned through that journey. How Tracy's life changed when she started embracing her power An overview of Tracy's family dynamics Qualities that Tracy has inherited from her dad Why Tracy thinks that everyone can benefit from waiting tables What Tracy's childhood dream career was and how she got into real estate The life-changing impact that starring in a reality TV show had on Tracy A deep dive into Tracy's three full-time jobs Reasons that motivated Tracy to write her book, Fear Is Just A Four Letter Word The delicate balance that Tracy holds between her femininity and her toughness What Tracy loves about dating We share our experiences of dating men from a younger generation. The power of being open to opportunities and the new venture that Tracy is involved in that came as a result of her openness to new opportunities   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Tracy Tutor  Tracy Tutor on Instagram Tracy Tutor on LinkedIn Tracy Tutor on TikTok Fear Is Just A Four Letter Word Million Dollar Listing Un'Sweet Wine HatchBeauty Potential to Powerhouse Tracy Holland on Instagram

Tracy is an oil analyst by trade, but her independent thought and fearlessness of digging into the world of macro economics and politics makes her unconventional and special. TIMESTAMPS: 1:41 Energy - the most important sector 5:13 The basket case that is Europe 9:20 Planned crisis, pure stupidity, or both? 11:54 Shale, funding & the impact of ESG 17:16 Thoughts on base metals 25:17 Effects on food production 33:46 Inflation or deflation? 36:30 What Tracy is monitoring

What is a psychologist's take on the need for connection among humans? At this time of the ongoing pandemic, when the whole world yearns for physical interactions, Dr. Tracy Alloway sees emerging possibilities - for us to create more meaningful connections. She is an award-winning psychologist, working memory expert, and author of 15 books, including the upcoming Think Like a Girl: 10 Unique Strengths of a Woman's Brain and How to Make Them Work for You. She joins us in this episode of Let's Connect For Good to explain different psychological phenomena and hormones that factor in human connection, how positive and negative thinking impact the brains differently, and the role of the physical body in shaping our mental health. We also explore whether women have a higher craving for bonding than men, the three different types of attachment styles and what they signify, and valuable lessons from her new book. Tune in to the episode to find out about the science, psychology, and nature of human connection! You'll also learn: The role of different hormones, including oxytocin, in creating feelings of bonding Why female bodies are power centres governed by sensation How your brain benefits when you practice emotions like gratitude How your body keeps a score of trauma within itself Why you need to be uniquely "you" We'll also joined by a special guest in this episode - Adele Myers, Founder of the Miami-based dance company, Adele Myers and Dancers, who we met on Episode One. She helps us understand the importance of movement for wellness. Meet The Guests... Dr. Tracy Alloway is an award-winning psychologist whose research on memory and the brain was highlighted in Newsweek as a big idea. She's also the author of 15 books and over 100 scientific articles and is the Associate Editor of the Educational and Developmental Psychologist journal. Her latest book, https://g.co/kgs/uHhKwB (Think Like A Girl), teaches the power of a woman's brain and how it teaches you to be yourself. Adele Myers is a professor, producer, director, dancer-choreographer, artist, writer, coach, and collaborator. She's the Founder and Artistic Director at the Miami-based Adele Myers and Dancers (AMD), a national touring contemporary dance theatre company for female athletes. Adele finds her purpose in creating communities of like-minded thinkers, helping spark new ideas and blurring existing lines. Time Stamps... [02:58] What is meant by working memory? [06:04] The concept of bonding as Tracy explains in her book, Think Like a Girl: 10 Unique Strengths of a Woman's Brain and How to Make Them Work for You [06:44] Do women really crave bonding and relationships more than men? [07:39] The three types of attachment styles, as Tracy explains in her book: Secure attachment style, avoidant attachment style, and anxious or ambivalent attachment style. [10:12] How Tracy advises people to navigate the physical disconnect caused due to the pandemic [12:15] What Tracy does to connect with people for fun [19:07] Meet Adele, professor, producer, director, dancer-choreographer, artist, writer, coach, and collaborator [21:44] Tracy explains the psychologically grounded idea that your body keeps score of trauma, about facial feedback hypothesis, the embodiment theory, and their correlation with stress. [23:28] Adele shares her grandmother's role in helping her understand the power of uniqueness [25:24] On touring, trapeze acts, and overcoming the fear of heights [29:38] Why physical sensation is a form of knowledge [31:50] Connect with Tracy [32:27] Connect with Adele Connect with Tracy... Website: https://learningcourage.org/ (https://learningcourage.org/) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracy-packiam-alloway-phd-50063531/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracy-packiam-alloway-phd-50063531/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TracyPackiamAlloway/ (https://www.facebook.com/TracyPackiamAlloway/) Instagram:...

Dave asked the crew to get weird for episode 78, and boy did they oblige...   (01:48) - Tracy got the Chicken Box. (02:40) - Dave is halfway through Sober October and Liquid Death is helping. (06:30) - Steve recreates what it will sound like when drunk Dave returns. (08:18) - What Tracy did last week. (11:00) - We talk Lynyrd Synyrd and the new Netflix documentary. (16:10) - Tracy puts on a hat and Steve takes a shirt off. (23:45) - What Steve did last week. (26:00) - We talk go-to magic tricks to impress friends of our children. (36:00) - Steve finds hot cocoa in a VERY odd place on his body. (38:35) - Commercial Break (39:34) - Tracy's Minute (40:50) - We talk things that should symbolize success, but suck. (44:14) - Pianos aren't as cool as you think they are. (47:43) - Headlines   If you've got a question or comment for us, email us at: thedaveandsteveshow@gmail.com   

In one of my all-time favorite interviews, today's guest shares an absolutely powerful message. By sharing her personal journey from feeling less than enough to enjoying every moment, Tracy Oswald drives home the importance of vulnerability and being fully present. This episode is one you'll want to listen to again and again to boost your confidence in speaking your mind, embracing your emotions, and showing up in your life and business as yourself. Tracy Oswald is the coach for Gen X corporate women who want to call the magic back into their lives by being more and doing less. Tracy is a national keynote speaker, and host of the podcast, Defending Lady Macbeth, the show for every woman who was ever told; you are too much, too loud, or too ambitious. Tracy is also the VP of Sales Learning & Development for LOCALiQ, part of the USA TODAY network. In other roles there, she designed and taught client-facing marketing labs across the country as well as hosted The Growth Lab podcast for USA TODAY. Tracy has an active following on LinkedIn of 7,500+ and encourages you to connect with her there.   Show Notes: [1:56] - Welcome to the show, Tracy! [2:52] - Elyse and Tracy discuss an impactful quote: “Everything is not as it seems and fortune favors the bold,” from Sleep No More. [5:31] - What Tracy has learned is what we see in life is up to us to dig deeper. [7:02] - Tracy shares her background in sales and her understanding of human nature. [8:18] - Describing her career, Tracy was very successful but never really felt like she was doing things right. [9:34] - In her career, Tracy shares that she did not have meaningful relationships with people and work was her identity. [10:58] - Dealing with emotions was a struggle for Tracy and she had a hard time being vulnerable. [12:23] - How did things start transforming for Tracy? [13:38] - Tracy describes how she was afraid of taking the next step because of her fear of doing things wrong. [14:57] - In her experience with Sleep No More, Tracy felt like she could let her guard down because she had a mask on. She was present with her emotions. [16:24] - Referring to a quote on her LinkedIn, Tracy admits that she would never have been able to write that ten years ago. [17:47] - Being vulnerable allowed her to start speaking up. The more she spoke up, the more people listened, and the more confidence she had. [19:04] - When she started focusing on the moment and being fully present, things started happening without her working for them. [19:50] - The real work is not checking things off your list. It is being fully present. [21:08] - When your brain is working in a fight or flight state, no real profound realizations are going to happen. [22:57] - What were the results for Tracy making this shift? [24:46] - Everything we do is for the emotional pay off. [25:43] - Tracy hosts the podcast Defending Lady MacBeth for women who are told they are too much, too loud, and too ambitious. [27:06] - Being in a male-dominated field can cause many women to hide emotions. [28:27] - Now, Tracy says what is on her mind even if it makes someone uncomfortable. [30:20] - Tracy says yes every time when someone asks for assistance. She wants to show up for all women. [31:15] - Start off by speaking out a little bit at a time. Test the waters. [33:16] - We think that time is something that is outside of it. But all we ever have is this moment. [35:06] - Time is not something we need to control. Strip away the to-do list and be present. [37:53] - There are better ways to get where you want to be than putting in too much effort.   Connect with Tracy: LinkedIn  |  Instagram Defending Lady MacBeth Podcast Defending Lady MacBeth Episode 24 with Elyse Archer Links and Resources: Instagram  |  LinkedIn  |  YouTube She Sells with Elyse Archer Home Page

In this episode of the HR Leaders podcast, I'm joined by my guest Tracy Cote, Chief People Officer at StockX.Thanks to 365Talents for supporting the show!Download their free E-Book to learn how data can help your organisation effectively address three strategic HR Challenges: https://bit.ly/3keychallengesEpisode highlights00:00 - Intro00:58 - About StockX03:06 - Tracy's journey04:06 - How StockX are scaling their HR in a fast growing organziation05:13 - The struggles of moving from a large multinational company to a small one08:07 - Considerations people should have when building out their HR technology stack10:56 - The importance of D&I initiatives in the workplace14:09 - How Covid-19 affected StockX15:16 - Tracey's biggest challenges with new D&I initiatives16:34 - How StockX build community20:32 - The experience of onboading during a global pandemic23:03 - What Tracy's looking forward to internally24:00 - Advice for HR Leaders moving from big companies to startups24:56 - Does HR need a rebrand?29:12 - Quickfire roundIf you enjoyed the podcast be sure to subscribe for more content like this and visit our website to access resources mentioned: www.hrdleaders.com/podcastSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this week’s episode, Amrit interviews Tracy Kopp, owner and director of The Urban Alchemist, a holistic health clinic with a team of over fifteen expert health and wellness practitioners providing wellbeing solutions for their clients’ mind, body and soul. Tracy, with so much courage and vulnerability, has come to share her story. She has reached a point in her journey where sharing what she has learned for the benefit of others feels an important part of her healing process. Amrit and Tracy dive deep into an open and heartfelt conversation about the wounds that have been stuck in Tracy’s body and heart for so long, the healing process she is facing with amazing fortitude and the positive effects on her most loved ones. The ‘mother wound’ may be defined as a loss or a lack of mothering. This is typically a deficit in the mother-daughter relationships that is passed down through generations of women in patriarchal cultures, and it is a reflection on how we have experienced parenting and how we parent. In her early twenties, Tracy suffered from anxiety and depression. She looked to talk therapy for answers but couldn’t find her way out of feeling like a victim in her relationships. She blamed her mother for a great deal of her pain. Like many mother/daughter relationships, theirs was marked by emotional distance. Having never been shown how to manage her own feelings, Tracy’s mother had been unable to pass on this skill to her daughter. Tracy became a mother of a beautiful baby girl, Ivy, at just 21. Neither herself nor her partner had any idea of the responsibilities of parenthood. In Ivy’s early years, Tracy enjoyed motherhood and her child tremendously, but things began to get dark. She and her partner were constantly fighting. Ivy’s needs went unmet for long periods of time and when the family eventually broke down, Ivy suffered deep trauma as her parent’s feud escalated. As a single mother carrying most of the load of caring for her daughter, Tracy was consumed by her own difficulties. She lacked the skills to control her own feelings of rage and despair, and acted abusively toward her daughter much of the time. She knew this was harmful for her daughter, but the struggle with her own demons left little room for learning patience or grace. Over time, Tracy saw the impact this cycle was having on her daughter. She wondered if the damage done was so great that their relationship might never be repaired. With a great deal of shame and fear, she decided it was time to have a look at what was going on inside herself. By turning within and facing what was hard to see, she began to recognize the harmful patterns inherent in her parenting and slowly break them. Today Ivy and Tracy have reached a place of real care and love where there is true understanding of the other’s experience. “I feel that she forgives me in a really meaningful way because she has seen how deep I will dig for her.” Tracy knows that her story is not unique and feels that by speaking openly about her journey, she may help others recognise that they, too, can make amends when they’ve hurt someone close. Tune In: Welcome Tracy Kopp to the Inspired Evolution!:(00:00:00)Impetus to reach the point of wanting to share something:(00:02:30)About a motherhood journey:(00:04:13)Some of the biggest things Tracy’s daughter has taught her about her:(00:06:23)About kids showing a mirror of integrity up to their parents:(00:07:21)What it was like raising a daughter on her own:(00:08:19)Noticing things were not working in the relationship with her daughter:(00:10:07)How do you fix an unhealthy relationship:(00:14:54)How is Tracy able to talk about it now without energetic charges around it:(00:15:44)What Tracy has had to own:(00:19:02)Rationalizing situations everyday reflected in Tracy’s own journey:(00:21:02)About identifying things, honouring them and treating them:(00:26:41)Vision for intergenerational healing:(00:30:14)More meaning to healing when it wasn't about Tracy anymore:(00:34:36)Why Tracy is willing to share now:(00:50:13)What is Tracy’s hope:(00:56:41)Tracy’s beautiful words to her daughter:(01:01:10)Tracy’s beautiful words to her mother:(01:02:41)Tracy as a child dropping into the episode, what would she see?:(01:05:08)Connect with Tracy Kopp:Website: https://www.theurbanalchemist.com.auLinkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracy-kopp-067612a1/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/theurbanalchemistInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/theurbanalchemist_Youtube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvRoFL_EwngSqp6WCeZLdJQ Join the Inspired Evolution Community:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InspiredEvolution/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/InspiredEvo/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/InspiredEvolution/ Website: https://inspiredevolution.com/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/inspiredevolution. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tracy Neely is an Intuitive Healer, Certified Life Coach, Seer and Soul Priestess for women entrepreneurs. ⁣ Tracy create

Tracy Neely is an Intuitive Healer, Certified Life Coach, Seer and Soul Priestess for women entrepreneurs. ⁣ Tracy create

The importance of creating systems in your business to help you reach your end resultWhy you should treat systems as a living, breathing thing that evolves with you as your business growsThe importance of letting go of control to allow yourself to step into the CEO role and delegate tasks so you can focus on growing your businessHow systems can give you more freedom so you can create the schedule you want and have more time for yourself and your familyAs a systems strategist and operations consultant with Medeiros Consulting, Tracy has helped small business owners realize that the chaos and overwhelm of owning a business is not their new normal. Through systems...creating processes that give you the FREEDOM to do the things in your business that make you money...like serving your clients, creating the content that you are known for and making connections which is why you started your business in the first place. What Tracy does best is she mixes what can be a tedious sterile task like operations and make it human...personable. She gives processes personality. When she's not tapping loudly away on her computer creating customized SOPs, nerding out on the latest tech, analyzing metrics and fine-tuning your CEO schedule, you can find this island girl at the beach bobbing in the ocean for hours farther out than anyone else enjoying the calm the ocean brings.Download the Freebie: Time Block like a CEO: http://bit.ly/TBLACEOIG: @medeirosconsulting FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/systematizesupportsucceed/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/medeirosconsultingSign up for Jenessa's free Soul Client Attraction Masterclass Dec 1sthttps://www.theelevatedentrepreneur.net/attract-your-soul-clients-registration

It's the last episode with Tracy in our Walking from Bondage to Breakthrough series, and she leaves us with her story of chronic illness. It's her testimony of how God has healed, and continues to heal, in a year-long battle with Vestibular Neuritis. You will love hearing her personal story as she describes what life is like for her right now, but moreso no matter how she feels, she determined long ago that wherever God leads her, she will preach Christ! What Tracy is learning through her illness:Self-reliance is a myth. “Steep your life in God-reality, God-initiative, God-provisions. Don’t worry about missing out. You’ll find all your everyday human concerns will be met. Give your entire attention to what God is doing right now, and don’t get worked up about what may or may not happen tomorrow. God will help you deal with whatever hard things come up when the time comes.” (Matthew 6:33-34, MSG)“Those who think they can do it on their own end up obsessed with measuring their own moral muscle, but never get around to exercising it in real life. Those who trust God’s action in them find that God’s Spirit is in them - living and breathing God! Obsession with self in these matters is a dead end; attention to God leads us out into the open, into a spacious, free life.” (Romans 8:5-8, MSG)How to Glance at her body, but GAZE at Jesus."He was fully convinced that God was able to do whatever He promised.” (Romans 4:18-24)How to wait expectantly for healing.I will daily ASK for healing.I will daily BELIEVE for healing.I will daily TRUST in God’s provisions of strength, grace and help in the midst of my chronic illness. Visit Tracy's website: www.tracyhurst.comClick here for past episodes with Tracy Hurst!For more resources, make sure to visit our website.You can also find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Today's episode is a Simply Tech LIVE interview, capturing a new mini-series the program is doing on Transformations in Industry, Manufacturing. The episode features our guest co-host, Greg Vigil, Industry Director for Manufacturing at Microsoft - who is Microsoft's in-vertical expert on all things industry related - and our very special guest for the episode, Tracy Galloway, US Vice President of Manufacturing at Microsoft. Tracy has more than 20 years of experience in technology, some of her experiences include, Director level leadership at Unilever North America, as well as more than 15 years at Hewlett Packard, holding experiences ranging from managing the Ford Motor company relationship, all the way to multiple VP level roles including Channel and Attach sales, US technology services, and Strategy, Segments, and Alliances. At Microsoft, Tracy spent time as the regional VP of Microsoft's enterprise commercial team in the great lakes, as well as leading the Microsoft US services team just last year. Tracy brings an immense amount of passion and energy to the discussion.Key Takeaways[08:10] Microsoft's new Manufacturing industry vertical, and why Microsoft decided to carve out a special organization specifically for manufacturing customers and partners[09:05] High level solutions and key scenarios that are driving business impact in manufacturing, and the “why now” impetus for the market[16:10] The importance of strategic partnerships and cohesive collaboration for digital work accelerations in manufacturing[19:25] Tracy's experiences as a woman VP, and the importance of female leadership in the industry[23:25] One of Tracy's most passion fueled focus areas in manufacturing: sustainability. Why it's important for manufacturers globally, and the leadership that Microsoft is exemplifying in the space.[26:40] What Greg is seeing when it comes to sustainability across large global organizations[29:48] Tracy's thoughts on organizational skilling and education in the quickly evolving and maturing world of cloud and AI,[32:29] Greg's thoughts on how Microsoft is differentiating through education based approaches to technology adoption[33:50] What Tracy thinks business leaders in manufacturing should be thinking about when they want to partner with a large tech organizations like MicrosoftMemorable Quotes[09:33] “Using technology to bridge that gap (the workforce), reskilling the workforce, and embracing technology is really part of the future.”[20:18] “As a leader, you have to manage that success drive with a balance around where everybody's at right now.”[20:53] “Gender diversity really does provide benefits to organizations and the data just shows that over and over.”Resources:How to contact Tracy & GregTracy Galloway: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trgalloway/Greg Vigil: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregjvigil/Full Interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UUeZOfK04hoMicrosoft Manufacturing: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/industry/manufacturingMicrosoft Azure: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/Thank you for listening!--------------------------------Join the **New Monthly Newsletter** - Data Binge REFRESH: https://www.derekwesleyrussell.com/newsletterInterested in starting your own podcast? Some candid advice here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-start-podcast-3-step-gono-go-beginners-guide-derek-russellLearn more about the Data Binge Podcast at www.thedatabinge.comConnect with Derek:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/derekwesleyrussell/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN1c5mzapLZ55ciPgngqRMg/featuredInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/drussnetwork/Twitter: https://twitter.com/drussnetworkMedium: https://medium.com/@derekwesleyrussellEmail: derek@thedatabinge.com

Dr Tracy Mountford is an internationally recognised, multi-award winning and leading aesthetics expert and she makes her return to the podcast to discuss what expectations are realistic when you head to an aesthetician for a cosmetic treatment.In this conversation we discuss:Whether you get what you pay for.What Tracy considers to be red flags when looking for an aesthetician.The secret to getting your 'tweaks' right so you don't look 'done'.How to approach cosmetic treatments depending on your age.Why a good skincare regime has to compliment any treatments or procedures you undergo.What actually happens when you have an injectable and how long before you'll see results.Why a good aesthetician will say 'no'.The difference between preventative treatments and those that reverse and much more...For more information about Dr Mountford or her clinics visit -- https://www.cosmeticskinclinic.comTo join the closed Facebook group for the podcast click here >> The Emma Guns Show Forum.To follow me on social media >> Twitter | Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Here’s to a Miraculous Monday! This week’s pod guest is really special: Tracy O’Malley. We met at a speaking event back in 2018, and we immediately connected on a deep level. I felt like my soul just resonated with her. Tracy O’Malley is a woman on a mission to help all of us excel in every area of our life. She’s graceful, unapologetic, and mindful of her surroundings. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing the miracles in her life, listening to the nudge of a calling, and being brave enough to take action. Throughout this episode, Tracy shares her story of hitting rock bottom over and over, surviving near-death experiences, and how she overcame it all. She shares her vivid memories of the transformational experiences she’s had throughout her life, how they all connect, and how she’s living out her calling today. Take a listen to hear more about Tracy’s incredible story and how you can start taking action on your own calling, too. Some Questions I Ask: What was the transformation that led you to where you are today? (8:02)When did you realize that you were checking your soul at the door every time you went into work? (15:26)How did you get involved with Isagenix? (22:35)How did you access your calling? (32:52)What pushed you to take action on your calling? (42:19)How do you help people experience resonance with their souls? (45:13)How do you experience being an awakened soul? (1:04:39)In This Episode, You Will Learn: How Tracy entered into and exited the corporate world. (14:26)How Tracy woke up to her reality and decided to change her path. (17:00)What the Enneagram is and how Tracy uses it in her daily life. (25:50)The first time Tracy heard her soul’s calling as a child. (33:00)Why Tracy chose to listen to her calling over her ego. (42:35)What Tracy’s secret to success is. (44:09)Why stepping into the unknown is necessary for growth. (1:00:51)Connect with Tracy: WebsiteBecoming Bulletproof PodcastResources: Podcast Accelerator ProgramPodcast Accelerator Open House REPLAYEnneagram Institute See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, Tracy talks about ADHD and gratitude. A practice of gratitude is important for every one but for those of us with ADHD it’s even more important. Why? Because processing emotions start in the brain itself and emotions motivate action. That means that if your emotions are negative you will be completely unmotivated but if you’re emotions are positive and you’re working in an area of high interest, the sky is the limit.   Discover: Why we can’t get anything done without positive emotion  How positive emotion is directly related to dopamine, memory, behavior, focus and motivation.  How gratitude directly influences our emotions How a practice of gratitude helps our ADHD symptoms How gratitude affects sleep How gratitude affects executive function including focus How gratitude makes it more likely that we will stick to our goals and start new habits How gratitude boosts dopamine and seratonin in our brains How gratitude allows us to focus on those things that are going right in our lives rather than focusing on what’s wrong.  How gratitude will make you more friends and people that want to be around you How to start a Gratitude Journal where you start and end every day in positive emotion What Tracy’s Positive Emotion Dossier is and how it can help you How the idea in the book 29 Gifts helped Tracy increase her gratitude and uplevel her holidays last year.  How Abraham Hicks can help you to change your negative thoughts to focus more on gratitude and why your thoughts will always determine how happy you are.    Resources:   ADHD and the Practice of Gratitude by Dr. Kari Miller   The Five Minute Journal   29 Gifts: How a Month of Giving Can Change Your Life   Tracy's Positive Emotion Dossier from Your ADHD Brain Is A-OK!

"You can call it paranoia, or you can call it innovation. The language doesn't matter if the feeling is the same. This is all an experiment I'm running eight years in of: How do I update my mindset to want to approach things by activating the pleasure center more than the pain center.  I'm more likely to move away from pain and towards pleasure. So why don't I make innovation a game and bring play to, literally playfulness, into it. I see too many founders burn out because they have lost playfulness in their culture." – Tracy Lawrence, @chewishgirl -------------- Tracy Lawrence, founder and CEO of Chewse (@chewse) takes us on the journey of how and why she founded Chewse. Tracy, Ben, and David discuss most of the traditional topics (early days, product-market fit, mission alignment), but spend most of the time talking about non-traditional topics like mental health, vulnerability, and love for company and self. If you're a founder, this episode will perk both your IQ and your EQ. For everyone else, your faith in the future of tech might get restored. Enjoy!   Be sure to follow the Acquired Podcast: Acquired.fm @AcquiredFM Let People Know You're An LP on Twitter!   Show Bookmarks: [00:00] – Show intro and introduction of Tracy Lawrence [06:00] – How Salary Publishing works and affects the culture at Chewse [10:40] – The early days of Chewse [15:45] – Market Timing and the Chewse's differentiation [16:48] – Business Model Innovations and the Take Rate [20:10] – Product/Market Fit and Innovation [28:37] – What is a “Love Company”? [36:45] – Tracy's thoughts on Fundraising and Authenticity [43:10] – What Tracy from other founders [49:19] – How and why Tracy built a village [52:32] – Mission Alignment with the Chewse Team [59:00] – Tracy's personal message for non-traditional founders     People Worth Knowing: Andy Grove Brad Felt Jerry Colonna Marc Andreessen   Companies Mentioned in Episode: All Raise Amazon DishDash DoorDash Foundry Foursquare GrubHub Reboot Seamless Six Taste Food Tours Subway TedX UberEats   Episode Specific Terms: B2B Markets Comp vs Band IQ vs EQ Market Place Approach Mission Alignment Open-Salary vs Fair-Salary Product Market Fit Take Rate Vulnerability   Ben and David's Affiliations: Wave Capital, @WaveCapitalVC Pioneer Square Labs, @psl 1. Follow Acquired: @AcquiredFM, acquired.fm 2. Let People Know You're an LP on Twitter! 3. Suggestions and Feedback: acquiredfm@gmail.com

Tracy Young is a cofounder and the CEO of PlanGrid. PlanGrid makes mobile construction productivity software. They were acquired by Autodesk in 2018 and were part of YC’s Winter 2012 batch.Kat Manalac is a Partner at YC.You can find Tracy on Twitter @Tracy_Young and Kat is @KatManalac.The YC podcast is hosted by Craig Cannon.Y Combinator invests a small amount of money ($150k) in a large number of startups (recently 200), twice a year.Learn more about YC and apply for funding here: https://www.ycombinator.com/apply/***Topics00:00 - Intro00:46 - How Tracy got into the construction industry2:51 - What convinced Tracy and her cofounders to build PlanGrid?3:31 - Finding a technical cofounder6:26 - Tracy still sees herself as an engineer7:16 - PlanGrid's MVP and their first customers11:56 - Their sales process13:46 - Product breakthroughs17:21 - Not firing fast enough20:31 - What does she look for when hiring someone?26:01 - Tim Cook's closing statement at WWDC28:46 - Fredi Fernández asks - Does Tracy track wellness levels of the team?29:26 - At what point did Tracy hire an office manager?30:16 - How does Tracy take care of herself?31:46 - Founding a company with a partner33:31 - Managing a company as a new parent35:46 - Seyed Rasoul Jabari asks - What's your big plan to go from 1.5 to 10 million projects?36:46 - Holly asks - What has been your single largest influence in helping you scale?38:06 - Why do some executives not work out?38:56 - What skills did Tracy have to work on when scaling?42:41 - What do a lot of startups get wrong?46:21 - Tracy's recommended books48:01 - What Tracy wishes she knew when she started out

Tracy Bode is a clinical Speech Pathologist who found her passion in Alternative and Augmentative Communication to provide Aphasia Help for patients after stroke. YouTube LinkedIn Twitter Highlights: 02:20 What Tracy does 13:40 What is Aphasia 22:30 Alternative Augmentative Communication 35:20 Stroke can affect so many aspects of life 39:07 Benefits of support groups especially […] The post 43. Aphasia Help After Stroke – Tracey Bode appeared first on Recovery After Stroke.

Tracy Bode is a clinical Speech Pathologist who found her passion in Alternative and Augmentative Communication to provide Aphasia Help for patients after stroke. YouTube LinkedIn Twitter Highlights: 02:20 What Tracy does 13:40 What is Aphasia 22:30 Alternative Augmentative Communication 35:20 Stroke can affect so many aspects of life 39:07 Benefits of support groups especially […] The post 43. Aphasia Help After Stroke – Tracey Bode appeared first on Recovery After Stroke.

Perhaps you want to bring more magic into the world in the form of an animated film or video game. Inevitably, such a significant undertaking will face big challenges. What gives filmmakers and game designers the drive to persist over the years it takes to complete such substantial projects—when there is no guarantee or reward or recognition? Today, Jeffrey goes behind-the-scenes of wonder-making with filmmaker, animator, director and producer Mark Osborne, whose film The Little Prince received France’s prestigious César Award for Best Animated Film, and game designer, educator and Game Design Workshop author Tracy Fullerton, who serves as Director of the USC Games Program and Professor and Chair of the Interactive Media & Games Division of the USC School of Cinematic Arts. Mark and Tracy explore the collaborative nature of the work they do, explaining how their respective teams foster curiosity and generate unexpected ideas via play, affording special attention to craft and detail along the way. Mark describes his commitment to doing justice to The Little Prince, and Tracy offers insight around the personal connection her ‘book club’ developed with the award-winning Walden, a game. Tracy and Mark share their favorite elements of wonder in The Little Prince and Walden, discussing the painstaking effort involved in taking our breath away. Listen in to understand how their work brings Thoreau and Saint-Exupéry’s themes into the 21st century and learn how to keep your own team inspired and agile by way of an open, inclusive work culture. Key Takeaways [6:14] Young Mark and Tracy at their best Mark living in Star Wars fantasy world, exploring arts Tracy making contraptions/clubhouses in dad’s workshop [9:33] How Tracy’s young genius informs her work now Put together teams, ‘free to be ourselves’ Curiosity of kids pushing new frontiers [13:44] The collaborative nature of animation Work in arts requires ability to think and act like kids Unexpected ideas emerge from working in teams [16:52] Mark’s inspiration for the frame story in The Little Prince Creative riddle to celebrate power of book Idea to use stop-motion for book, CG for larger story [22:05] The concept behind the Walden video game Translation of book (i.e.: activities Thoreau experienced) Virtual simulation of woods becomes character in itself Parallels between issues of Thoreau’s time and today [27:24] The personal connection Tracy’s team had to Walden Started as ‘book club’ with no prospect of funding Met weekly, paper prototypes early on [30:10] The challenges Mark faced in creating The Little Prince Pressure to do justice to book, team had to care Daily crises and decisions based on guesswork [42:18] The universal themes of The Little Prince Parenting as balance between aviator, mother ‘Life raft in poisonous world’ [46:25] How Walden applies in the 21st century Care and concern for environment, climate change Thoreau as activist with concern for issues of time Divisive conflict baked into daily experience [48:56] Mark’s favorite element of wonder in The Little Prince Called on colleague for hand-made techniques Discover right ‘chemistry of elements’ for stop-motion [52:33] Tracy’s favorite element of wonder in Walden Dynamic system (light, wind, colors change with seasons) Shift of colors and music based on relationship with nature [57:06] How to create openness and inclusiveness on teams Reason to care about what making (i.e.: believe again) Afford ownership of portion of process [1:02:14] What Tracy and Mark are pursuing in the coming year Tracy taking Walden to classrooms Mark devoting focus to new project Connect with Mark Happy Product, Inc. Happy Product on Vimeo Happy Product on YouTube The Little Prince Connect with Tracy Tracy Fullerton USC Game Innovation Lab Walden, a game Game Design Workshop: A Playcentric Approach to Creating Innovative Games by Tracy Fullerton Resources The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Walden by Henry David Thoreau Walden for Educators Tracking Wonder S1EP06 Tracking Wonder S2EP03 “How ‘The Little Prince’ Director Pitched Investors with His Magic Suitcase” in The Frame Jamie Caliri on Vimeo The Unmistakable Creative Podcast An Audience of One: Reclaiming Creativity for Its Own Sake by Srinivas Rao SCRAMBLE: How Agile Strategy Can Build Epic Brands in Record Time by Marty Neumeier Brand Artistry Labs

Tracy Malone is the founder of the Narcissist Abuse Support website and the Tracy A Malone YouTube channel. She is a survivor of a lifetime of unknown narcissistic abuse from her family of origin as well as relationships and marriages in her adulthood. During her path of healing she developed the Narcissist Abuse Support website as a resource for survivors with over 1000 free listings available sorted state by state. Links to find out more! YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/tracyamalone Website - https://narcissistabusesupport.com/ FaceBook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=188681268196044&ref=br_rs Tracy's Story - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Od60naaSumI&list=PLjF1_YLC3SX4d35qCd_MIe4XBL_yXazWA Table of Contents Introduction to Tracy A Malone 00:00:16 - Tracy Malone is a narcissistic abuse survivor who has taken her experience and turned it into multiple resources to help others going through similar experiences. She has a background in marketing and website design and has used those skills to create her YouTube channel Tracy A Malone, her Narcissist Abuse Support website https://narcissistabusesupport.com, and a Podcast. Angie Atkinson did an interview with her and “the other women” in their her relationship to highlight their story. How we met over a year ago 00:02:53 - A little over a year ago I was looking for help with my website and I found Tracy on Twitter talking about narcissistic abuse but her site was a web marketing business. So I reached out to her not realizing she had her own channel and around the same time she just did an interview on Angie Atkinson’s channel. The start of her journey to collect this information 00:03:38 - When Tracy learned about narcissistic abuse about two and half years ago she went looking for information and couldn’t find resources. She found information that every state has but it wasn’t easily accessible for the individual looking for support. She did find a therapist that validated her experience but she wanted to consolidate that information and put it in one place to help people. So many survivors just do not know where to turn for good information. Tracy also talks about her hyper vigilant experience and turning into a “detective” to try and figure out what was going on. In her area the only resource she found was a therapist that was $800 a week, most people can’t afford that and the free resources really work. She also talks about how emotional, financial and sexual abuse are how they are also included in the domestic violence umbrella. It’s the actions you have to focus on 00:11:00 - Tracy talks about her experience within the domestic violence community and how you really have to focus on the actions of the abuser. Throwing terms around like “narcissist” can actually hinder your ability to get support and to be believed. Tracy is working closely with the domestic violence support community to learn more about the resources and the way professionals, to include law enforcement, approach these complex situations. Still working on herself to improve her live 00:14:10 - Tracy discusses her self improvement path and how she is still working on herself. She talks about how when you open up this “can of worms” and start learning about all of this and about issues you were holding on to but that were buried. We talk about how our past is how we end up in these toxic relationships in the first place. Working on your self, although a lot of work, gives us a tremendous “payoff’ with a better life and removing the toxic from our lives. Tracy’s Narcissist Setup 00:16:27 - Tracy quickly dives in to her story of how her narcissist set her up and had her arrested for domestic violence. This was the lowest point in her life and was worse than her divorce from her husband that she thought was the worst thing she had ever experienced. This experience caused her to look in to herself and really take that step to start learning about her life and how she got here. She also talks about how a lot of people get stuck learning about their abuser and do not take the next step to learn about themselves. Tracy talks about how if you do not address the cause of how you pulled these toxic people into your life you will do it again. When you work on yourself you learn to set boundaries and take care of your own issues like codependency or being a people pleaser. What Tracy is most proud of with the site 00:18:21 - Tracy talks about all the people she’s met in this arena that are helping and doing great things in the community. She is using her platform to teach people other modalities of helping people to get better. In this she’s partnered with others to create two courses on her site that are available right now. One is focused on getting out of the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder where triggers are negatively effecting your life. The second course is focused on getting rid of the anger and the forgiveness piece of the healing process. She is also working on a boundary course based off what she has been teaching in her meet up groups in her local area. Local meet-up groups 00:20:09 - Tracy talks about her local meet-up groups. When she originally was looking for a support group there wasn’t one in her area. She was used to the “meet-up” group that she had used for other interests like the Wordpress group she was a member of. So she just started one on meetup.com and it quickly grew with people signing up to join. Within the first week there were 17 people signed up and on the first meeting they had 10 people. Tracy also talks about different areas you can use as space for the meeting. Before starting her first meeting she reached out to all the different narcissistic abuse recovery meet-up groups for advice. Tracy has noticed that in her meet-up group the people effected are different. Sometimes it’s all children of narcissist other times it’s half and half with divorce. A lot of people drive a couple of hours to attend the meeting. Hosting Special Guests at the Meet-ups 00:25:17 - Tracy has also worked with various leaders in the narcissistic abuse recovery community to be guest speakers at the local meet ups. [Dr. Karyl McBride] was one such guest who has written “Will I ever Be Good Enough” and “Will I Ever Be Free of You?” To talk to the members of the group. When you are questioning if you should go to a meet-up 00:25:51 - Tracy talks about the going to a meeting that might be a few hours a way. She recommends that you do it, even if once. Plus if you go and see how one is run then it will give you ideas on how to create your own support meet-up group in your local area. She also talks about how you don’t have to be a therapist or even a YouTuber to create a meet-up group in your area. We also talk about how the community of targeted people are generally really good empathic people. Tracy has a list of the current narcissistic abuse recovery meet-up groups which sadly only includes ones in the United States. The website also has a therapist directory 00:30:12 - Tracy has also created a directory of other resources to include therapists from all over the world. Once a month she updates the list to keep the things current. The resources include the state provide services, blog post written by over 150 contributors, and books. Helping you setup your own meet-up group 00:32:19 - Tracy is will to help others who are interested in setting up their own local groups. If you are interested in setting up your own group you can email Tracy and she will provide you help! Tracy is working to influencers into her meetings 00:33:13 - During her meeting she’s also bringing other influencers in via remote Zoom meetings. A few weeks prior to the recording of this podcast she was able to bring [Ross Rosenberg] into the meet up. He created a presentation and recorded it for the audience. It was a combination of Q&A and a presentation. As of the time of this podcast/show notes the video of this session has not been posted. What is the next step in her journey 00:36:09 - Tracy talks about the next step in her journey and what she is planning to do for her community. Her next goal is to find ways to create funding to provide more services to her local and online community. She hopes to be able to provide a more robust service to help people who are struggling with this type of abuse. Tracy talks about as she works with the domestic violence community she’s getting a bigger picture view of the problem and ways she could further help. Tracy and Duane talk about the balance of doing this “part time” and growing these community into a self sustaining endeavor. Parental Alienation and the local college 00:38:32 - Tracy recently met with a professor from her local area college that is working on gathering hard data concerning parental alienation. She has also given a TEDx talk concerning her findings her team and all the research. This professor is working on a peer reviewed paper in an effort to have parental alienation classified as domestic violence. Change is starting to occur and the awareness and data is helping to modify the way parental alienation is looked at within the family court system and public services. Tracy brings the conversation back around about why it is so important with the meet-ups to have people who understand what you are going through. It is so difficult when outsiders just can’t comprehend your personal experience. You can find [Tracy interview with Professor Jennifer Harman] from the University of Colorado. New quiz to help people identify what stage they are in 00:43:55 - Tracy and her team have developed a new quiz on the [www.narcissistabusesupport.com] site help people determine where they are at in the process. This then funnels them into the correct stage of information to help them the most in their healing process. The link for the [Stage of Recovery Quiz]! Free Drawing for one of Tracy’s Courses 00:45:38 - Tracy offers a free drawing for one lucky listen for either “Getting over the Anger” or the “PTSD Trigger Course”. To enter this drawing leave a comment on the post for the show notes of the podcast and say “#IWantToHeal” and one week after this show publishes I will pick one user at random to get one of the courses. End of show wrap-up 00:46:46 - End of show wrap-up and a teaser for next week’s episode with Debbie Mirza the author of The Covert Passive Aggressive Narcissist

Tracy Matthews considers herself a "natural hustler," comes from a long line of entrepreneurs and feels like entrepreneurship has always been in her blood. In fact, the idea of working for someone else kinda makes her cringe. But creating something? She can't get enough! In 1998 -- while still in her twenties -- Tracy created a top jewelry line, Tracy Matthews Designs, that became a beloved brand among celebs, was featured in several media outlets and was generating nearly $1 million in revenue. Her business was shining brightly -- until a drastic change in the 2008 economy nearly shattered everything.   On this episode, Tracy talks about how she built her internationally successful jewelry line, mistakes she made along the way, what she learned about her business and herself during the tough times and why she's passionate about supporting other jewelry designers by creating something she didn't have access to when she was a young designer: shared information.   On this episode you’ll learn:   How Tracy built an international jewelry design company (and why she walked away).The importance of structuring your day properly.How to focus on revenue generating activities.The importance of building on your momentum.Why you can't you jump directly from A and Z and succeed.What Tracy learned about growing fast without being ready.Why having a consultant -- and a support system -- can save your business and get you through the tough times.Questions to ask yourself when it's time to move on and when your business no longer serves you.Getting over the ego's definition of success.Learning to think strategically and install systems. The value of getting buy-in BEFORE you create a new product.Thank you for listening! And hey, if you love it, please leave us a Rating & Review on iTunes!   Show notes, links, contacts and resources for this episode may be found at http://supportissexypodcast.com   Subscribe to Support is Sexy podcast on iTunes or on Stitcher Radio!    [Music: "Someone Else’s Memories" by Revolution Void]