Podcasts about when i grow up coach

I've known When I Grow Up Coach Michelle Ward almost as long as I've been working for myself. So when she emailed me a couple of weeks ago to ask if she could come on the pod to talk about how she'd retired the When I Grow Up Coach brand and gone all-in on her 90-Day Business Launch program, I said: hell yeah! This is a story about wrestling with long-term success and the decision to go a different way. It's also a story about recognizing that, any time you make a big move, things like money and marketing won't magically stay the same. And finally, it's a story about recognizing abundant long-term opportunity over short-term consistency. Now, let's find out What Works for Michelle Ward! The post EP 363: Making The Hard Call With 90-Day Business Launch Founder Michelle Ward appeared first on What Works.

Michelle and Luke are Financial Gym clients and the hosts of today's episode to talk about working for yourself.  Michelle is an entrepreneur and the founder of When I Grow Up Coach. Luke is a freelance writer. Michelle and Luke talk about the similarities and differences between freelancers and entreprenuers; their roles (Michelle is the breadwinner and Luke is the supplementer and 'teacher' for their daughter); the affordable care act, how Michelle grew her business; and how they work on their money together.  Shownotes: https://financialgym.com/financiallynakedpodcast/episode35 

We speak with Michelle Ward, PCC, the When I Grow Up Coach, guiding creative women to bridge the gap between an unfulfilling career and their dream business since 2008.  If you're finally ready to listen to the quiet voice in the back of your head that says "I want to be a successful entrepreneur," Michelle Ward is the person to talk to...and we did.  Michelle has an online news list about creating the work-life you dream of and has blogged about careers "for wherever you are at in your dream business timeline".  She has been interviewed by leading news sources like Newsweek, NY Magazine, Huffington Post, USA Today and Forbes Top 100.   If you need the energy to restart your career, Michelle has more than needed to share that Ooomph! to get you going!

Michelle Ward, aka the When I Grow Up Coach, has literally made a career out of staying true to herself, and helping others do the same. Michelle's dream from childhood was to be on Broadway, but after graduating from NYU's Tisch School and going to audition after audition, she realized to her dismay that it was not likely to happen for her. She decided she needed to find something that worked for her—that was true to her creative spirit and fed her soul—and that she wanted to help others do the same. She joined me to tell her story and how it's led her to something unexpectedly perfect for her, and what she learned along the way, from the power of authenticity when auditioning to figuring out what else might meet her creative goals when acting fell through.

Michelle Ward, PCC, has been offering dream business guidance for creative women as The When I Grow Up Coach since 2008. You may have seen or heard her in New York Magazine, The Huffington Post, Etsy, Newsweek, Freelancers Union, USA Today, the Forbes Top 100 Websites for your Career List or 150+ other media outlets. She's the co-author of The Declaration of You, which was published by North Light Books, and the teacher of Create Your Dream Career and Ditch Your Day Job, which were watched by tens of thousands of people live on CreativeLive. When she's not coaching, teaching or speaking, she can be found building a fort for her little girl, sitcom-binging with her husband, or belting out show tunes. Discover, launch or build your dream business at whenigrowupcoach.com. Michelle shares her amazing story of rock bottom and how she picked herself up and moved forward…part of her journey involves a ukulele!! Tune in to find out! How to stay connected with Michelle Ward Business Name: When I Grow Up Coach LLC Email Address: michelle@whenigrowupcoach.com Phone: (917) 678-7461 Business Website: http://whenigrowupcoach.com Skype ID: @WhenIGrowUpCoach LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/whenigrowupcoach/ Twitter: WhenIGroUpCoach Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WhenIGrowUpCoach/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whenigrowupcoach/ How to stay connected with The Fearless Women's Mentor https://www.facebook.com/fearlesswomensmentor https://www.instagram.com/fearlesswomensmentor Private Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/469907980196976/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fearlesswomensmentor/support

I met Michelle Ward (aka: The “When I Grow Up Coach”) almost 10 years ago via her newsletter. It caught my eye while I was stopped at a stop light one day. (bad jen!) After that email I became a fan, and when I moved to NYC (where Michelle lived) I got the chance to work with her in person, and even visit one of her ukulele shows! This lady is an encouraging bag of talents. She’s a business coach, an actress, she plays uke, she writes her own songs, and is the mother is the spunkiest little five year old you’ve ever met! She’s also the one who suggested I write a book in the first place!! Head to our show notes for all the extra info & Links! www.jenipherlyn.com/blog/28

If I were to ask you what “stage” of business you're in...are you in the discovery or creation stage? Are you in the “launch your business” stage? Or are you in the building phase? My guest today has some ways for you to figure out where you are… Michelle Ward, best known as the “When I Grow Up Coach” is joining the podcast today to talk about these stages and what we can learn even if we think we're in the building phase! Let's get started! For full show notes, head on over to https://annesamoilov.com/224  

If I were to ask you what “stage” of business you're in...are you in the discovery or creation stage? Are you in the “launch your business” stage? Or are you in the building phase? My guest today has some ways for you to figure out where you are… Michelle Ward, best known as the “When I Grow Up Coach” is joining the podcast today to talk about these stages and what we can learn even if we think we're in the building phase! Let's get started! For full show notes, head on over to https://annesamoilov.com/224  

Our guest today is Michelle Ward, founder of When I Grow Up. She has been offering dream business guidance for creative women as The When I Grow Up Coach since 2008. You may have seen or heard her in New York Magazine, The Huffington Post, Etsy, Newsweek, Freelancers Union, USA Today, the Forbes Top 100 Websites for your Career List or 150+ other media outlets. She's the co-author of The Declaration of You, which was published by North Light Books, and the teacher of Create Your Dream Career and Ditch Your Day Job, which were watched by tens of thousands of people live on CreativeLive. When she's not coaching, teaching or speaking, she can be found building a fort for her little girl, sitcom-binging with her husband, or belting out show tunes.

AN EPISODE WHERE WE TALK ABOUT BOOBS...A LOT. Michelle Ward is perhaps one of the most inspiring guests I've have ever had on the show--and this isn’t hyperbole. I mean...I have the coolest off-the-cuff conversations with people so you know this one is good! Michelle is a two-time breast cancer survivor, business coach, and badass parent who uses her emotional and physical struggles with both breast cancer and fertility issues to see what really matters in life. In today’s episode, you’ll learn how Michelle coped with cancer and fertility issues, adopted a child, and began a business coaching other creative and inspirational women to live their dreams! MY THOUGHTS Two-time cancer survivor.Ukulele performer. Judge Judy fanatic. Business coach. Michelle Ward is a true survivor having survived a breast cancer diagnosis not once, but twice! Plus, I worked with her, so I know how awesome she is! Michelle gave her former Nine to Five job notice in the middle of the recession in order to start her own business-- and she never looked back. Her experiences with breast cancer along with her struggles with fertility help her recognize the important stuff in life, which is a lesson we all can learn from.  ARE YOU READY TO GO THERE? _____ MICHELLEWARD, PCC, has been offering dream business guidance for creative women as The When I Grow Up Coach since 2008. You may have seen or heard her in New York Magazine, The Huffington Post, Etsy, Newsweek, Freelancers Union, USA Today, the Forbes Top 100 Websites for your Career List or 150+ other media outlets. She’s the co-author of The Declaration of You, which was published by North Light Books, and the teacher of Create Your Dream Career and Ditch Your Day Job, which were watched by tens of thousands of people live on CreativeLive. When she’s not coaching, teaching or speaking, she can be found building a fort for her little girl, sitcom-binging with her husband, or belting out show tunes.  CONNECT WITH MICHELLE Website |Instagram _____ For show notes including how to learn more about the delightful Michelle Ward, head over to jenvertanen.com/goingthere52 and if there’s one thing I want you to remember ever it’s this… You were born to raise hell, not live in it. I believe in you so effing much and I’m here if you ever need an emotional sidekick to help you through tough times. Until next time…love you already, _____ Love the sorts of fly-on-the-wall intimate conversations I’m hosting on Going There? It would mean the WORLD if you leave a rating/review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts and share with folks most needing these messages of hope, resilience, healing, and yes…laughter at some of the darker sides to life. Website: www.jenvertanen.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/jenvertanen My Fave Really Hard Questions: jenvertanen.com/really-hard-questions/ (because you guys know how much I love digging deeper!)

Today's episode features Michelle Ward, the When I Grow Up Coach! One of the things that I have always adored about her is how direct she is with her advice. Michelle reminds us that we may need to say no to in order to say YES to ourselves and to our dreams in a way that feels both encouraging and spectacularly doable.Michelle shares about how her self-care has evolved through creating her business, getting married, adopting her daughter, and surviving breast cancer, twice.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the show, I’m super excited to have creative career coach Michelle Ward back as part of the Friendpreneur Series. Michelle has been on 3 times in the past, and we always have a blast (you can find links to the other episodes at the bottom of this post). I think you will love that we talk about some of the challenges of being an entrepreneur, and how she’s recently chosen to refresh and change her coaching offerings. In looking back over her clients and work over the past 10 years, it became apparent that the work she loved and got the most traction with clients is in the “discover, launch, build” season of beginning a creative entrepreneurial business. Here’s what I love about Michelle (and what she shares in this interview) – she’s wildly dedicated to helping entrepreneurs figure out the what and the how of launching a biz. Her passion is really about getting past the road blocks and limiting mindset of a person’s initial creative idea. So many entrepreneur hopefuls have big ideas, but get stuck, and stop, and it’s her mission to help people figure out the ways past and out of the places they are stuck. Knowing that this is the territory Michelle loves – we talked about it a lot. In this chat, Michelle Ward and I talk about: Her 10 years as an entrepreneur and creative career coach How she’s been craving change and got it Her methodology on identifying the foundational programs that she wanted to include in her business, moving forward Her new “Build Your Client Base” program that will be launching in mid-June How to avoid getting stuck in the analysis paralysis (set a timer for 45 minutes, research, make a decision The emotional mind / body connection of running the NY half marathon this year after a cancer diagnosis two years ago As an entrepreneur, you don’t need to reinvent the wheel – that’s why there are genres Lin-Manuel Miranda’s discussion with Sondheim, and why we should keep looking at the new angles on the things we love – it keeps us fresh, and it keeps our followers or fans engaged. Resources Michelle Ward’s When I Grow Up Coach website Lin-Manuel Miranda’s interview from NY Times from October 16, 2017 Michelle Ward, keynoting Women, work, and worth conference with Mavenly (registration is open) Waitress the Musical Hamilton the Musical You’re a BadAss at making money by Jen Sincero on Amazon Manhattan Beach by Jennifer Egan on Amazon Chasing Slow: Courage to Journey Off the Beaten Path by Erin Loechner on Amazon Hunger by Roxanne Gaye on Amazon The Dead Moms Club: A Memoir about Death, Grief, and Surviving the Mother of All Losses on Amazon

Michelle Ward, PCC, has been offering dream business guidance for creative women as The When I Grow Up Coach since 2008. You may have seen or heard her in New York Magazine, The Huffington Post, Etsy, Newsweek, USA Today, the Forbes Top 100 Websites for your Career List or 150+ other media outlets. She's the Continue Reading…

Michelle Ward, PCC, has been offering dream business guidance for creative women as The When I Grow Up Coach since 2008. You may have seen or heard her in New York Magazine, The Huffington Post, Etsy, Newsweek, USA Today, the Forbes Top 100 Websites for your Career List or 150+ other media outlets. She's the Continue Reading…

Delilah and Nicole talk to Michelle Ward, the When I Grow Up Coach. They discuss how to recognize the signs that you’re not in your ideal job or business, how to figure out if your standards aren’t high enough, the extreme importance of authenticity, zeroing in on your niche, and more. Visit www.dearhandmadelife.com for the show notes...

This week, Tara’s guest is Michelle Ward the “When I Grow Up Coach”. Michelle has been offering dream business guidance for creative women since 2008. She’s been featured in New York Magazine, Etsy, Newsweek, and the Forbes Top 100 websites for your career list. She’s also the co-author of the Declaration of You and teacher […] The post Episode 97 – The Secret to Small Business Longevity with Career Coach Michelle Ward appeared first on What Works.

Join us LIVE In the Spotlight on Crowdcast, Thursdays at 2pm EST : https://www.crowdcast.io/tanyageisler  This week's guests are Michelle Ward and Laura Simms. Michelle has been offering dream business guidance for creative women as The When I Grow Up Coach since 2008. Laura is an expert on meaningful work who challenges conventional wisdom by asking people to ditch their passions and start with purpose. Get full show notes for this episode here.

Do you know what you want to be when you grow up? My guest this week, Michelle Ward, can help you with that! Michelle is the When I Grow Up Coach, and she and I go way back to our college days at NYU when we were both sure we would take Broadway by storm. Listen in as we talk about "second dreams", authenticity, and figuring out who the heck we are as business owners (spoiler: Michelle is my entrepreneur HERO!). Learn more about Michelle's Creative Career Coach business here: http://www.whenigrowupcoach.com/ Read more about my business and me here: andifairbanks.com I would be so grateful for your review – it’s how I get listenership – please go to Ratings and Reviews on iTunes and leave your thoughts!

Do you have a personal website, a personal business card or a folder of compliments you have received? If not, you should, says this week’s guest expert, Michelle Ward of When I Grow Up Coach. A person is more than their current job title. And often, personal projects and hobbies tell more of your story than your job description does. If you want to stay in the driver’s seat of your career, you should consistently keep up on what is working for you and any wins you have. Create a separate folder (online or on paper) and add any kudos or accolades you receive throughout the course of a year, and update your resume accordingly. This will save you time and frustration during your annual performance review and you will be ready in the event that an unexpected opportunity arises. These resources make it easy to: Track your accomplishments online with Evernote Share information about yourself with About.me Give hiring managers a reason to be interested in you with Branded.me Michelle also advises job seekers to create an elevator pitch about themselves. You are much more than your field of work. When someone asks you what you do, expound on your job title by adding your skills set. This is extremely useful if you are attending a networking event or conference. Remember, conferences are opportunities for learning and connecting. Don’t dread your work! Michelle Ward Bio Michelle Ward has been offering career guidance for creative women as “The When I Grow Up Coach” since 2008. She is the co-author of The Declaration of You, published by North Light Books. Michelle also teaches a class, Create Your Dream Career and Ditch Your Day Job, on CreativeLive.com. Michelle is excited to be launching her new program, 90 Day Business Launch at the end of October. You can find out more about Michelle Ward and all of her programs on her website When I Grow Up Coach. You can also sign up to get access to her free monthly interview series. Ben’s Job Search Resources: Ben shares a job search app for your mobile phone called Switch. It’s a quick and easy way to see what jobs are available in your area and if they are of interest to you. Switch has been dubbed the Tinder of job searches.    Jenna’s Find Your Dream Job Listener Question: Ben, Jenna and Mac respond to Matt Cundill’s question — “How do you know if it is time to leave your industry for a new sector and how do you successfully make the change?” If you would like the team to answer a job-related question, email it to jenna@macslist.org or call her at 716-JOB-TALK. Or if you’ve found a job resource you think everyone should know about, send it to ben@macslist.org and tell him how it has helped you find your dream job. These segments are sponsored by the 2016 edition of Hack the Hidden Job Market Course. The course launches November 1st — Lock in your early bird pricing now. If you like this show, please help us by rating and reviewing our podcast on iTunes. We appreciate your support! Opening and closing music for Find Your Dream Job provided by Freddy Trujillo, www.freddytrujillo.com.

The "When I Grow Up Coach", Michelle Ward, continues to grace the Key Conversations airwaves by sharing her perspective on why WE should have a perspective. She'll explain mindset shift, building your network and stepping out of it, and the beloved topic of QUITTING YOUR DAY JOB! MX4 Participants on the interview: Scott Tran, Parry Adams, Pamela Ames, Debra Penberthy, Favour Renae,Eddy Walda, Ethan MartinLinks Mentioned: Michelle Ward: The When I Grow Up CoachRenaissance Soul BookDitch Your Day Job ClassSupport the show (http://www.paypal.me/cbemusic)

The "When I Grow Up Coach", Michelle Ward, went from musical theater dreamer to massively successful career coach. She explains to us what a life coach does and how its different than a counselor. We then get to hear some common themes she see within her clients and ways to get past them. Lastly, we dig into goal scheduling tips and making it creative/fun!MX4 Participants on the interview: Scott Tran, Parry Adams, Pamela Ames, Debra Penberthy, Favour Renae, Eddy Walda, Ethan MartinLinks Mentioned: Michelle Ward: The When I Grow Up CoachRenaissance Soul BookDitch Your Day Job ClassSupport the show (http://www.paypal.me/cbemusic)

Michelle is the When I Grow Up Coach. She helps creative women get out of their soul-sucking, energy-draining jobs and into work that feels like play.

It's my true honor and privilege to share episode 5 with you. It's an interview with Michelle Ward, aka The When I Grow Up Coach. She's a Brooklyn based creative career coach who helps women unlock their dreams and find work that feels like play. In addition to her work as a one on one coach, she has created two courses on Creative Live (Ditch Your Day Job and Create your Dream Career), leads a lively Facebook group, and is the author of the book "The Declaration of You." She's also one of the funniest, liveliest people I've ever met. Michelle and I have known each other for about 3 years, and it is always a total joy to get to spend time with her.  I was her client, and "graduated" from my work with her knowing that I wanted to be an entrepreneur at some point, but admittedly not altogether sure what that would look like. I knew I loved doing retreats and knew I wanted to do more of that, whatever that was. In this hilarious discussion, we chat about her early sparks of joy the 80s (yes, we talk about New Kids on the Block and Kirk Cameron), and a bit about her journey to become the When I Grow Up Coach, after having followed the dream of being in musical theater and graduating from NYU Tisch School of the Arts. Michelle graciously dishes some very solid marketing advice, and I think any entrepreneur will really love what she has to say about finding your niche, activating your own marketing gatekeepers, and being super authentic as you start to build a client base. In this episode we chat about: - Michelle's early love of Debby Gibson and New Kids on the Block - her time in a performing arts high school and getting early acceptance into NYU Tisch School of the Arts - her bridge job, aka the job she held while she was working on getting certified as a life coach and worked in the financial industry - Michelle's thoughts on having a niche and owning who you best work with - ideas on what it's like to be a new entrepreneur, and how to build a business - her recent experience in rebranding her own website - her thoughts on ways to jump start your own joy Related links: Michelle's When I Grow Up Coach website Donate to Michelle's "Avon Walk to End Breast Cancer" team Sign up to join Michelle's webinar coming up October 9th! Michelle's Grown Up Gigs Podcast Ditch Your Day Job course at Creative Live Create Your Dream Career course at CreativeLive (I show up on Day Two!) Michelle's book "Declaration of You" on Amazon*   *this is an affiliate link - I love Michelle's book and know you will, too. Just wanted to keep it real. The post Episode 5: Michelle Ward on Growing Up and Finding a Creative Career that You Love appeared first on Jump Start Your Joy.

"How do I successfully transition out of a day job and into full-time freelancing?" That's one of the most common questions I get asked  by aspiring freelance writers and copywriters. And in today's episode, you'll get yet another perspective from someone who's made the leap successfully and coached many others on how to make this challenging transition — Michelle Ward, a.k.a. the When I Grow Up Coach.

Michelle is the When I Grow Up Coach. She helps creative women get out of their soul-sucking, energy-draining jobs and into work that feels like play.

What do you do when that voice inside whispers to you and asks, “what do you really want out of life?” or “what do you want to be known for?” Do you brush those whispers aside and tell yourself to be realistic? My guest this week is Michelle Ward, When I Grow Up Coach and dream career architect from Brooklyn, […] The post Episode 70: What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up? with Michelle Ward first appeared on Michael Knouse.

This week on Raise your Hand Say Yes, I'm interviewing one of my favorite people in the world!  Michelle Ward, the When I Grow Up Coach, was kind enough to sit down with me to talk about letting go of dreams.  If you don't know Michelle's story, it's a good one! She went from having dreams of being a Broadway Baby to building her own career coaching business. Hear all about how she let go of one dream in favor of another and the turning points that got her to where she is today!  We also talk about the joy and burdens of being a multi-passionate person and how you can use that to create your own dream career.  Love you, Michelle! xoxo Show Notes: Connect with Michelle: Website | Blog | Facebook | Twitter  Parkinson's Law The War of Art, by Steven Pressfield Joseph Campbell and the Hero's Journey The Declaration of You!  My post: Why quitting your day job is not the answer.  Michelle's post: 20 jobs in 7 years.  Michelle's CreativeLive course: Create Your Dream Career Lesley DeSantis The Renaissance Soul by Margaret Lobenstine

This week on Raise your Hand Say Yes, I’m interviewing one of my favorite people in the world!  Michelle Ward, the When I Grow Up Coach, was kind enough to sit down with me to talk about letting go of dreams.  If you don't know Michelle's story, it's a good one! She went from having dreams of being a Broadway Baby to building her own career coaching business. Hear all about how she let go of one dream in favor of another and the turning points that got her to where she is today!  We also talk about the joy and burdens of being a multi-passionate person and how you can use that to create your own dream career.  Love you, Michelle! xoxo Show Notes: Connect with Michelle: Website | Blog | Facebook | Twitter  Parkinson's Law The War of Art, by Steven Pressfield Joseph Campbell and the Hero's Journey The Declaration of You!  My post: Why quitting your day job is not the answer.  Michelle's post: 20 jobs in 7 years.  Michelle's CreativeLive course: Create Your Dream Career Lesley DeSantis The Renaissance Soul by Margaret Lobenstine

Ass kickers! Have you ever felt like you’re in a soul-sucking job and really want to get out? Or maybe you feel like your job is just kind of “meh”? Either way, you may have an inkling of something else you want to do as a career, but think it’s impossible? If you’re totally and blissfully in love with your job, skip this podcast :) Michelle Ward, The When I Grow Up Coach is here to talk to YOU!