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What can you do when your boss is sexually harassing you and there is only the two of you working in the office? Will people believe you? Is it your fault? Is it just 'banter'? When Christine found herself in this situation, she froze, not knowing what to do. Luckily she is now out of that horrible situation but the mental scars still remain. The lovely Christine joins me today to tell her #metoo story. Christine can be contacted via Facebook - Christine Tina Paliotti or Instagram - @tina1972_ Sue can be contacted via lifebydesign.uk or Instagram - @suereid1905

Today's episode covers the personal story of a mother who has been through postpartum anxiety, severe colic, and complicated family transitions. Through her difficulties, she has thrown herself into learning about perinatal mental health challenges, supporting herself, and helping other families. Christine Carrig is the director of Carrig Montessori School in Brooklyn, NY. She holds a master's degree in Early Childhood Education as well as a Montessori certification. Christine has trained as a postpartum doula through both DONA and Ayurvedic Mamas. Most recently, Christine founded The Family Flow, a community that offers online courses for parents of young children, with the aim of helping parents understand and support their children so they can guide them through the messy terrain of development. Christine lives in Queens with her husband and four young children. Show Highlights: In 2012, Christine's first daughter was born after a wonderful pregnancy As a new business owner of a Montessori school, Christine pushed herself too hard as a new mom and was shocked at her hypervigilance and how it depleted her energy How Christine noticed that her daughter was extremely sensitive and easily overwhelmed by her emotions and frequently overstimulated; she also had sleep issues In 2015, her son was born after a more challenging pregnancy for Christine, and she felt like there was a cloud over her all the time How her daughter started showing harmful aggressive behavior toward the baby and Christine to the point she feared being alone with the two children How Christine felt inadequate to walk through this terrain of transition with her daughter to the point that she felt like a failure as a mother How Christine's relationship with her own mother changed and left her feeling unsupported and isolated in an extended period of estrangement between them How her newborn son's fussiness and vomiting escalated into full-blown colic, and Christine drew strength from her husband's calm optimism How an interaction with her sister gave Christine a new perspective on her situation When her son's colic settled down around nine months, she sought help from acupuncture, therapy, and learning more about her daughter's unique needs When Christine became pregnant again, she feared a repeat of her postpartum experience, so she took maternal mental health training and listened to the Mom & Mind podcast, trying to make a different plan for herself and her older two children How Christine took physical and emotional space after the birth of her third child to authentically bounce back and learned to ask for help With her fourth baby, she hired a postpartum doula to help and learned how to ask friends and family for specific help How she made her basement her “recovery cave” and took some “sitting in” time, which left her recovered, steady, and calm as a new mother of four children How Christine helps other families through her Mindful Parenting program at her school and her online classes Resources: The Family Flow 

Have you ever found yourself in a place in life you hadn't intended to go and then wondered, “How did I end up here?” Maybe you were dealt a setback, felt unsettled about the world, or faced an uncertain future. You knew It’s like you’d drifted off course, but weren’t sure when, why, or what to do about it. Drifting robs us of the energy, vision, and passion we need to move forward with confidence. When Christine found herself in one of those “How did I end up here?” places got to this point in her life a couple of years ago, she couldn’t hide her shock and God mercifully intervened to show her how to get back on track. Listen in as Christine reads the opening to her new book on this very topic and vulnerably shares her own experience of wanting to ring the bell. For more from the book visit www.howdidIgetherebook.com

Have you ever found yourself in a place in life you hadn't intended to go and then wondered, “How did I end up here?” Maybe you were dealt a setback, felt unsettled about the world, or faced an uncertain future. You knew It's like you'd drifted off course, but weren't sure when, why, or what to do about it. Drifting robs us of the energy, vision, and passion we need to move forward with confidence. When Christine found herself in one of those “How did I end up here?” places got to this point in her life a couple of years ago, she couldn't hide her shock and God mercifully intervened to show her how to get back on track. Listen in as Christine reads the opening to her new book on this very topic and vulnerably shares her own experience of wanting to ring the bell. For more from the book visit www.howdidIgetherebook.com

This week’s guest originally appeared on episode three of the Dating Den podcast. Now, she is the VP of Client Success. Christine Kriner rejoins Marni on the show to share the incredible breakthroughs and relationship shifts she experienced after trusting the process.    Key takeaways from this episode:  What may be holding you back from having a great relationship Benefits of setting boundaries Courageous moves to help you find your vision Looking at every situation as a learning experience   Take Action & Apply the Lessons [2:06] Before joining the Institute of Living Courageously Crew, Christine worked for 20-years in the field of personal development. She helped others to develop themselves but never applied the lessons to her own life. She never experienced breakthroughs. But, after some deep listening to Marni's coachings and to the outcomes of other clients, she started applying it to her life and experienced some consequential shifts.  Christine says it changed her. She doesn't believe she would be in the amazing relationship she is in now if she hadn’t taken action and applied the lessons. Christine says her father told her when she was young that humans aren't monogamous. So, she didn't expect it from her relationships. She would pick the wrong men, the bad boys. She thought she was attracted to the hard-to-get, handsome guy.  Marni and the other master coaches helped her go deeper to uncover some trust issues. She didn't trust herself and she never felt enough.   Set Boundaries [13:59] When Christine realized she was enough, she started setting boundaries and stopped over-giving of herself and her time. Suddenly, the energy of her relationship shifted. She expressed her needs to her partner and he would do whatever it was to make it happen. The relationship dynamic changed entirely. Christine stopped over-giving and her partner started giving of himself more. There is no express bus to get the life you want. You have to make bold courageous moves to reach your vision.    Trust the Process [25:22] Christine recommends trusting the process because if you do the work it pays off. She says even though she sometimes makes up a story in her head about a situation, she assesses where it came from and decides whether or not it is more about her past or a current need.   When you fail, fail forward because you learn something.  Christine’s advice for other women looking for a fulfilling relationship, ‘Look at every situation as a learning experience’. She never thought having a connected, vulnerable conversation with her partner would be the perfect Friday night date.     Make a Connection: Visit Our Website Join Our Dating Den Facebook Community Here! Learn how to attract your perfect equal...watch our latest training here! Interested in working with us? Book a Breakthrough session at DWDVIP Get a Free Coaching Session with Marni on Our Podcast - Sign up Here to Be a Guest On Our Show Download a Complimentary Copy of our Book - How to Find a Quality Guy Without Going on 200 Dates Marc and Angel

“Being open to the idea that your dreams coming true often look very different to how you first imagine them.”  Bringing compassion and kindness; intentional generosity into whatever space is possible. That's what Come From Away's Christine Toy Johnson is all about. In fact, that's what this whole episode is about. From sharing where we were on 9/11 to global world views in casting a representation, in this episode we tackle what it means to integrate compassion, kindness, and intentional generosity into our art.  When did Christine start to identify as a multi-hyphenate? When Christine was four years old, she began as a child model who also put on plays for her family about the Twelve Days of Christmas. It wasn't long after she realized she needed to do many things not just to survive, but to find happiness.  Christine is an actor, writer, director, and advocate for inclusion and her career truly is an extension of her soul. Right at the top of her bio, she prides herself on breaking the color barrier. What does that mean? When Christine started out in the industry, there was almost an expectation of the roles she could play. On representation, Christine says, “There is a direct line between underrepresentation and the perpetualization of harmful stereotypes all the way to the dehumanization and erasure of the three dimensional people that make up the population whose actions are they trying to reflect.” In the episode, Christine breaks this down from the perspective of an advocate for inclusion.  Christine is right - and she's built a career on being right! But of course, we're human and sometimes we get in our own way. But Christine always rises above. She says, “There's no time to wallow in self doubt that would debilitate you and take you off course.”  Speaking of rising above, Christine took quarantine by the horns and focused on her writing. She finds her through line is about belonging, finding her place in the industry, and being sure that we all belong, all while finding that other people (consciously or subconsciously) disagree.  This episode is full of joy, inspiration, first hand experience, and lots of helpful steps for budding producers and creators - for example, what a grant is and how to apply for one. As always, please rate, review, and subscribe to Dear Multi-Hyphenate! Christine Toy Johnson is an award-winning writer, actor, director and advocate for inclusion. Her written works have been produced and/or developed by the Roundabout, Village Theatre, Barrow Group, Prospect Theatre, Weston Playhouse, O'Neill, Women's Theatre Festival, CAP 21, Greater Boston Stage Company, the Abingdon Theatre Company and more and are included in the Library of Congress's Asian Pacific American Performing Arts Collection (Playwrights Division). She is an alum of the BMI Musical Theatre Writing Workshop, was a 2016 fellow of The Writers Lab (supported by Meryl Streep, Nicole Kidman and Oprah Winfrey), serves on the Council of the Dramatists Guild and is host of the Guild's podcast "Talkback" on Broadway Podcast Network. As an actor, Christine has appeared extensively on Broadway, Off-Broadway, in regional theatres across the country and nearly 100 television and film appearances including recurring guest star roles on Marvel's “Iron Fist”, “Bull”, “The Americans”, “You”, “Law and Order: SVU” and more and is on "extended intermission" from the North American tour of COME FROM AWAY. Rosetta LeNoire, JACL, Asian American Arts Alliance, Obie awards for advocacy in diversity and inclusion. For details, please visit www.christinetoyjohnson.com   In the segment You Got A Question? Michael features a question from a college student who asks "When do we know when to add a hyphen to our multi-hyphenate identity?" Connect with Michael: @themichaelkushner (IG and TikTok) @dearmultihyphenate (IG) www.michaelkushneronline.com Produced by Alan Seales and the Broadway Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When Christine and Charbel Najem decided to go all-in on their faith, things immediately got harder...a lot harder. However, God was directly orchestrating circumstances that required ALL their trust in Him. Then, the amazing started to happen. Meet Christine: https://www.realfaithstories.com/guests/christinenajem Christine's Website: https://www.cedarwoodllc.com/ Special Guest: Christine Najem.

When Christine arrived today, she announced that she just feeling it. At first we didn't take any notice of it, but then her mood set in. What mood, you ask? Well, we weren't really sure either, so we dove into it a bit and tried to determine why she was having "a day". We don't think we ever got to the bottom of it, but you may be able to figure it out on your own. Also on the show, Fish learned what a "Boston Tea Bag" was in a Connie and Fish Flashback, we learned a little bit about the COVID-19 vaccine that is starting to be distributed from Kalamazoo, and Fish shared with us a list of the sexiest movies of all time. All of that and much more on today's show!

Christine Ann Olivas Former homeschooled Fundamentalist. Marketer. Comic, storyteller, writer. Creator: 7 shows. Founder: @offmiccomedyschool From her Fundamentalist Christian, homeschooled upbringing to her liberal arts education in California, Christine's life has been a study in extremes. But whether we're talking organized religion or modern media, Christine insists on asking provocative, important questions about the ideas and practices we take for granted. Especially if they negatively affect women, body image, and sex. Christine started her arts journey as a fiction writer, with short stories focused on on the intersection of gender, sex, and technology. She gives us complex female characters that are both longing for more and self-isolating in a world that doesn't seem to understand them or want them to exist. Her short fiction has been published in Vol. 1 Brooklyn, Paper Darts, Breakwater Review, Alternating Current, Aptly, and on Catapult Community. She is also currently working on a full-length book about her life that will combine personal essay and memoir. When Christine relocated to Philly in 2018, she began studying and performing two new art forms: first-person storytelling and standup comedy. Since then, she has performed on local comedy/storytelling shows (Tell Me a Story, Comedy Incarnate, Story Hole, and Pass the Mic, to name a few) and at established venues in Philly (Punchline, Good Good Comedy Theatre, Philly Improv Theater), Tempe, Las Vegas, and NYC (Greenwich Village Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club). Christine is also a talented, visionary show producer in her own right, creating and hosting comedy shows that equally benefit performers and venues — while thoroughly engaging audiences. After creating Jenkintown's first comedy showcase, she now hosts “The Afternoon After,” Philly's first and only daytime open mic. She is also the brain behind and co-producer of “No Mo' Sexual FOMO,” a monthly experience combining standup and sex education. Since the pandemic began, Christine has quickly pivoted to taking standup comedy online. Already, she has produced and hosted a recurring virtual roast battle called Doomsday, two editions of Fools for Good (which benefits Philly venues, performers and non-profits), and is working on a virtual edition of No Mo' Sexual FOMO. Links: https://www.christinesgotstories.com/ http://www.offmiccomedyschool.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

When Christine showed up today she was wearing a button up flannel shirt, normal pants, and makeup. Why is this noteworthy? Because normally she wears sweatpants, no makeup, and doesn't do her hair. So, we were sure that she was trying to look good for an interview and we asked you where you thought she'd be interviewing. Also on the show, Christine showed off her push up skills by pumping out 10 live on the air, we got yet another weird monolith update, and we asked you when your "I don't get paid enough for this crap" moment was at work. All of that and much more on today's show!

On this episode, we’re joined by my long-time friend, Christine Garrido! Christine is a certified swim instructor and has taught swimming for over 10 years. She recently founded @breatheandsplash swim school, which serves swimmers of all levels throughout Miami Dade and Broward County.Christine has been swimming since she was seven years old; she was a competitive swimmer throughout her childhood all the way to college, and even swam for the Peruvian National Team!She’s also provided sports mental performance coaching and consulting services to many high schools and private swim teams. When Christine’s not coaching swimmers, she spends her time with her son, Joaquim, who is 16 months old and already loving the water. Christine also continues to swim herself and regularly competes in open water swims and triathlons. I’ve raced with her before, and she’s very fast!Christine shares with us her journey of how she got into swimming as a kid and how she fueled her passion for the sport to eventually start her own swim school. She explains why kids should learn how to swim, gives tips on how we can train our mind to get out of a “rut”, and even gets into how she kept health and fitness as a top priority throughout her pregnancy.I had a great time chatting and catching up with Christine - you can feel how passionate she is about swimming and helping others be the best they can be, both mentally and physically.This episode was originally recorded on June 9, 2020. The 3 three month delay is totally my fault - it’s been a pretty busy past few months! Since this recording, Christine’s swim school has grown so much that they now have a team of instructors. Way to go, Breathe and Splash Swim School!I hope you all enjoy this episode!|| Show Notes ||- Follow Christine and her swim school on Instagram: @breatheandsplash- Check out the Breathe and Splash Swim School website- Subscribe to The Triathlete Beat podcast and leave a review if you enjoyed this episode!- Follow me on Instagram to keep up with my swim/bike/run adventures: @thetriathletebeat|| Thanks for listening! Cheers! ||

How do you know when you are in the presence of a yogi? It is not something you read or see, but something that you feel; the energy is compelling. On this week’s episode of Wonder Your Way to Brilliant, I speak with Dr. Christine Kiesinger, a friend, colleague, speaker, writing, teacher, coach, and yogi. When Christine described the first yoga teacher she ever took a class with, she acknowledged, “From the moment I saw this woman, I knew I was witnessing yoga.” Tune in as she shares how the practices of yoga helped her to overcome panic attacks and anxiety and how she now lives yoga every day of her life. 

Feeling overwhelmed with the amount of work there seems to be in creating a business? Don’t worry… we break it down into 7 easy steps right here in today’s episode!   This week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, Karen interviews Christine McAlister, founder of Life With Passion to breakdown the 7 steps to starting your dream business with ease.   Christine McAlister is a business coach, the founder of Life With Passion, and the bestselling author of The Income Replacement Formula: Seven Simple Steps To Doing What You Love And Making Six Figures From Anywhere.    She helps high-achievers replace their incomes & scale to 6-figures with businesses they love AND that support the life they want to live.   #GoodGirlsGetRich We want to hear your thoughts on this episode! Leave us a message on Speakpipe or email us at info@karenyankovich.com.   About the Episode: Read the blog and transcript for this episode at karenyankovich.com/103   Episode Spotlights:   Where to find everything for this week’s episode: karenyankovich.com/103 Intro to todays episode (2:19) Introduction to Christine McCallister (2:48) Christine’s background on becoming an entrepreneur (3:39) How Christine knew she wanted to be an entrepreneur (9:59) When Christine replaced her full-time job income with her side business (16:45) Christine’s thoughts on outsourcing and keeping costs in her business down (19:39) How to start a successful business when you have another job, family, etc. (25:18) The first step you have to take to replace your income and build a multiple 6-figure business (37:54) Where to find more about Christine and her business (38:34) How to book your free consultation (40:25) Resources Mentioned In This Episode:   Christine’s website: lifewithpassion.com Check out the podcast on being a content writing rockstar with Lacy Boggs Chillpreneur Download a free chapter of Christine’s Book, The Income Replacement Formula  Want one-on-one coaching with Christine? Mention you came from the Good Girls Get Rich podcast at lifewithpassion.com Where you can find Christine McCalister: Facebook Facebook Group Instagram Book a mastermind session with Karen and receive a free consultation plan at karenyankovich.com/apply Join the waitlist for my LinkedIn Profile Challenge coming up in January at linkedinprofilechallenge.com Join my free Facebook Group to share how you use LinkedIn and get support tips Follow me on Instagram for more content Help Us Spread The Word! It would be awesome if you shared the Good Girls Get Rich Podcast with your fellow entrepreneurs on twitter. Click here to tweet some love!   If this episode has taught you just one thing, I would love if you could head on over to Apple Podcasts and SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW! And if you’re moved to, kindly leave us a rating and review. Maybe you’ll get a shout out on the show!   Ways to Subscribe to Good Girls Get Rich: Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe via PlayerFM You can also subscribe via Stitcher Good Girls Get Rich is also on Spotify Take a listen on Podcast Addict

Give this woman an opportunity to do something, and she is going to jump right in! Christine is a self-acclaimed "joiner" which has brought her many memorable experiences. Christine is one of those people you always want to be around. She's kind, caring, warm-hearted, and one of the most personable human beings you'll ever meet! We were so fortunate to get the chance to find our more about her in this interview.We start off by talking about some cool personal sports moments. She enlightens us in on a hockey game where a Bruins legend flipped her a puck that she still has to this day!When Christine graduated from high school, she wasn't quite sure what she wanted to do with her life. She ended up going to a college that was close to home where she was able to commute back and forth. Because she is very outgoing though, she knew she had to keep her weekends fun and enjoyable, so she visited friends at different colleges all over the northeast!We then briefly grazed over her work life which is where her OTCFit bestie Siobhan comes into the picture!Her work also led her to meet her husband. Be sure to listen to the romantic/hilarious story of how Christine and her husband starting dating! It's a good one. Once her and her husband got married, one month later her husband had a pretty significant health scare. Fortunately, he fully recovered from this, and then they decided they wanted to try and start having babies! This is another great story you're definitely going to want to follow along for.Ultimately, Christine had twins!!! Her two daughters, Lily and Kenley, are pretty remarkable where they actually have different birthdays although they are twins. Lily is 5 hours older then Kenley, and born on the day prior! I found it fascinating when Christine told us how her and Marc (her husband) could already tell the personalities of each twin when they were in the womb and how their personalities still hold true to this day.We then segued into how Christine found Firewall and what she loves so much about the community and OTCFit program (soon to be FWFit). She is definitely a die-hard Firewaller and we can't thank her enough for that!Christine, thank you so much for taking the time out of your busy day to sit down and record this amazing episode. It was so much fun getting to know you more, and I know all our listeners will greatly enjoy your story as well. You're a rock star!

A project minimum might be a concept you’ve toyed with if you’re in the interior design industry. When you need to bring in some Benjamin’s to run your business it can be an appealing option. But how does it affect your business? Will you see a decrease in leads or clients? Thankfully, Darla and Natalie’s guest Christine Lin will shed some light on the subject. Christine has been in the design space for only two and a half years, but she’s already making waves in the San Francisco Bay Area. One year after she launched her firm she decided to implement project minimums. To find out what that looks like for her and how it’s impacted her business, listen to the whole episode of Wingnut Social now! What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [0:55] Going to Disney World! [3:10] Project Minimums with Christine Lynn [7:20] The scope of Christine’s first projects [10:40] Taking the leap: Setting a minimum [12:50] The basics of markups [16:50] How did inquiries change?  [18:20] Advice for new designers [19:20] The Form + Field Intake process [21:50] Setting realistic budgets [27:30] The pros of an office space [32:35] What up Wingnut! [36:00] Connect with Christine Connect with Christine Lin Form + Field Instagram LinkedIn Resources & People Mentioned Business of Home Alana Frailey Interior Design Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol S. Dweck Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari Does a project minimum make sense for your business? When you’re just getting started, it's imperative that you take the work that comes your way to build a portfolio. But as you’ve adjusted and begin to settle into the niche you desire, do you toy with the idea? According to Christine, there is a point where you need to stop taking on small projects that don’t net any profit.  You have to be able to cover your overhead expenses. Are you covering the costs of your office? What about paying your staff? Christine also notes that setting a certain minimum cost will determine the types of projects you receive. She loves large projects where she gets to renovate and design an entire home. Setting a design fee minimum of $10,000 and a budget minimum of $50,000 helped weed out the smaller projects. It allowed her to focus on what brought her joy. How did a project minimum budget affect her business? When Christine implemented her project minimums, she didn’t experience a gap in clients or loss of business. Instead, she started getting leads for larger projects that fit her vision and expertise. She will accept lower project budgets on a case-by-case basis if it piques her interest—such as the project she did with Ayesha and Steph Curry.  Christine is clear about her project minimums on her website and in her contact form. She enjoys vetting client inquiries and answering their questions. She often finds that when she speaks with them she is also educating them on costs (which can be quite high in her area). The process allows her to help adjust expectations while also feeling out if the project would be a great fit. Her take it or leave it approach suits her and her business continues to thrive. Listen to the whole episode for her insight on the topic, acquiring an office space, and more! Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla’s Interior Design Website 1-877-WINGNUT (connect with us for your social media marketing needs) Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn Audio Production and Show notes byPODCAST FAST TRACKhttps://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Christine Mortensen is the President and Founder of Sprkd, a digital marketing and strategy agency whose current goal is to help 1,000 women-owned businesses generate $1 million in revenue.When Christine and I first met, her dad was getting a heart transplant. A few years later, I celebrated with her and her husband at their wedding. And not long after, I attended her husband's funeral.In this episode, we chat about:How Christine dealt with her father getting a heart transplantHow that affected the business she had just startedThe tragic unexpected death of her husbandThe importance of a strong support system of family and friendsFeeling that there's always a way through, no matter whatWhy Christine comes from a place of serviceThe significance of choosing how you react to situations that you didn't createPlease write a review for We're Only Human at https://ratethispodcast.com/woh

As Female Detailers continue to explode into the marketplace we wanted to sit down and have a beer with one of the hottest companies out there. We were very thankful that Christine @pfs_christine from @2DetailGirls took time to talk with us about how she has grown her business a little different then most. When Christine was in need of someone to help her business she did something very different when it was time to grow her biz...she gave ownership to her apprentice Christine @666xmom . Yes that is correct, they are both named Christine and yes she gave up ownership to someone else. There are many Detailers trying to grow and are struggling to find team members to help. This approach from Christine might seem a little strange to you but wait till you hear about how well it’s worked. DJ and Marshall enjoy a really nice Belgian Golden Ale from Duval Brewing. Christine drinks the Cuvée Van De Keizer Blauw Belgian Strong Ale. Want to get to know the 2DetailGirls...u will see them at Sema Pint Night coming up in a couple weeks. Visit SemaPintNight.com to reserve your pint

When Christine has a tough day ahead of her, she has to give herself a mental pep talk to prepare herself to tackle the challenge. She reminds herself that it's not going to roll out the way you think it will. So she releases attachment to the outcome to make space for what will unfold. “Don’t be so married to how you expect it to work out, but be confident that it will work out the way it was meant to.”   Christine reminds us that we can’t put so much pressure on ourselves. Prioritization helps but she doesn’t beat herself up when she can’t take on everything. Some things are okay to wait until tomorrow, and this constant pressure pulls attention away from being present and at your finest. She strives for balance. My favorite part of the conversation is when Christine asks women to move into action. Whether you’ve had success or are in the process of building something, it's imperative for women to give each other a hand up. This is as simple as making an introduction, buying a product, writing a recommendation, suggesting a sister for the stage and supporting the women in your network. We need to move away from just being emotionally supportive and move toward action-driven support. How can our intentional community support Christine? Check out what she's building at Climb Real Estate. And, if you are a woman in the trenches at Climb or in the real estate industry, reach out and let us help tell your story. You can do this easily by getting involved in the WomanUP! movement and don't forget to check out Christine's story here. Follow Christine on Facebook and Instagram.

When Christine realized that she wants to live with like minded people she not only looked for flat mates, she made it into a business.It's no surprise, being the serial entrepreneur she is: Christine knows a good idea when she sees one, and we all have a lot to learn from her.Join us to know how it all started, how it works and what she thinks can be done better if you are building your own project.Listen on website > Nomad architect official website

Christine McDonald is the author of “Cry Purple”, her memoir, and “The Same Kind of Human” a book about “seeing the marginalized and exploited through the eyes of grace.” http://www.christinesvision.org/ The wisdom and insight Christine shares in “The Same Kind of Human” is hard-earned; she spent 17 years homeless and on the streets, where she was sex trafficked, addicted to drugs, and arrested more than 100 times alongside 7 stints in prison. When Christine decided to get clean, educated, and out of danger, it was not an easy journey. Today, she has dedicated her life to helping others break down the barriers imposed on them by themselves and society, and helps people harness the power of their entrepreneurial mindset and their story to make the world better and more just for all of us.

030 | Christine McDannell Explains Why Having Legal Support Will Keep Your Business Afloat Christine McDannell is the passionate Founder of Eco Chateau Wellness Spa, San Diego's #1 rated Wellness Spa with two locations. She is a serial entrepreneur who has already owned and ran seven different companies in the past 14 years, including two six-figure exits. Her newest ventures are The Luxe Car Collective and Kindred Quarters. Aside from business, she is a car enthusiast, and loves racing motorcycles, running marathons, and traveling the world. Christine clearly has an extensive background as an entrepreneur. She’s started and sold many companies, and she takes the time to tell us all about the many NO’s she received.   So often entrepreneurs look at each NO as a failure, but Christine doesn’t waste her time thinking that way. Instead she believes that there is a YES to be found in every NO, you just need to find the way there. Christine shares some of her biggest NO’s, like having to deal with a huge two year lawsuit that she couldn’t talk with anyone about. She had to keep her upbeat, positive nature even on the toughest days. The reason she was so successful in doing this is because she had great support in her lawyers and business insurance. In this episode not only does Christine share why having a positive outlook is so important in business, but she also shares why having great business insurance and supportive lawyers is so important. Enjoy, thank you for listening and tuning into Success Unfiltered! To share your thoughts: Email The Pitch Queen @ hello@thepitchqueen.com Ask a question over at www.ThePitchQueen.com Share Success Unfiltered on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, & LinkedIn To help the show out: Please leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe to the show on iTunes. Special thanks goes out to Christine McDannell for taking the time to chat with Michelle. Be sure to join us next week for our next new episode! P.S. I’ve come up with some steps you can use that’ll help you get over your fear of rejection, see rejections for what they really are, and get back in the game after the customer says NO, download my new guide “Getting Over The NO: 5 Ways To Bounce Back From Rejection In Sales” right HERE. Here are a few key secrets we talked about in this episode: Michelle introduces Christine McDannell Christine shares how she is an optimist and has never believed that a NO is a failure. When Christine was in her 20s she owned a cleaning business that was very successful, but she shares a great story and lesson from working with employees. Christine doesn’t cry much, but she does get pissed off and takes her anger out on the pavement. “Hire Slow. Fire Fast.” ~ Christine McDannell Christine loves competition and proving people wrong, any time someone tries to cross her, she does her best to grow her business to even more of a success. Eco Chateau, Christine’s business which she recently sold,was involved in a devastating lawsuit that lasted 2 years. Christine and Michelle discuss budgeting for the expense of having business insurance and having legal counsel available if you need them. Christine shares the story of how she came to rent the building that Eco Chateau is housed in. Christine does not take NO for an answer and take her time to determine how she can make a NO a YES. When Christine’s business was in a tough spot she had to ask for money, no one came through. She shares the whole story of how she handled it. “Don’t try to control everything, and don’t micromanage.” ~ Christine McDannell Christine shares a bit about her two news businesses. Christine shares what she’d tell her younger self. Get Christine's books: Successfully Depressed: Powerful Lessons For Overcoming Clinical Depression While Living A Successful Life Social Media Success for Restaurants: How to Fill Your Tables and Have Customers for Life Connect with Christine: Facebook Instagram Christine’s Website Are you ready to overcome your fear of rejection? I’ve come up with some steps you can use that’ll help you get over your fear of rejection, see rejections for what they really are, and get back in the game after the customer says NO, download my new guide “Getting Over The NO: 5 Ways To Bounce Back From Rejection In Sales” right HERE. Music produced by Deejay-O  www.iamdeejayo.com

Waves of Service Leader Christine Pechera (Pepperdine University Seaver College Graduate Student '15) speaks about her experience recruiting minority audiences for her nonprofit organization (Asians for Miracle Marrow Matches). When Christine was in need of a bone marrow transplant, there were 4 million people in the donor registry. Unfortunately, only about 120,000 were Asians who could be potential matches for her, limiting her chances in an already difficult process. Asians for Miracle Marrow Matches works to recruit additional minority donors for bone marrow transplants. They are working to get more donors from Asian, African American, and Hispanic/Latino populations, which only make up a small fraction of the total donor registry. Christine speaks about how her organization reaches its target audience. This event was part of the Nonprofit Leadership Speaker Series by Seaver College's Business Administration Division at Pepperdine University in 2011-2012. For more information about Asians for Miracle Marrow Matches, visit http://www.asianmarrow.org/. To view a short version of Christine's presentation, visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4A_WNYSFQ8&feature=relmfu. About Waves of Service: The Waves of Service movement celebrates, supports, and connects Pepperdine alumni committed to volunteerism and careers of service. The vision of Waves of Service is to become the most active alumni service movement in the world. For more information, visit http://www.pepperdine.edu/wavesofservice or http://www.facebook.com/wavesofservice.

The Doctor and Christine arrive on a world where perfection is valued above all else. Children deemed imperfect are killed before birth. When Christine is branded imperfect by the rulers of the planet, the Doctor races to save her from execution.

The Doctor and Christine arrive on a world where perfection is valued above all else. Children deemed imperfect are killed before birth. When Christine is branded imperfect by the rulers of the planet, the Doctor races to save her from execution.

The Doctor and Christine arrive on a world where perfection is valued above all else. Children deemed imperfect are killed before birth. When Christine is branded imperfect by the rulers of the planet, the Doctor races to save her from execution.

The Doctor and Christine arrive on a world where perfection is valued above all else. Children deemed imperfect are killed before birth. When Christine is branded imperfect by the rulers of the planet, the Doctor races to save her from execution.