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Self care specialist and lifestyle mentor – expert researcher in health and wellness for over 10 years. Has worked alongside Jillian Michaels, celebrity trainer, Host of the podcast “What's the Word”, focusing on interviewing the most inspirational people using a word of the day – to empower and educate listeners on how to live better in ALL areas. Holds over 10 international accredited certifications in fitness, yoga, mindfulness, pre/postnatal and currently in training with a leading neuroscience doctor to add brain training to the mix. The “baby step” approach of building tiny habits over time has worked with thousands of clients in improving their overall health and wellness. Over 3 million downloads on Jaime's walking and self care programs. My goal is to reach over 1 million families in 2021 and give them teachable + actionable steps to make positive shifts in their daily lives. When Jaime isn't motivating her clients, she is a full time single mother to a 4 year old, playing at the beach and hanging outdoors enjoying each moment. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:  05:48 How Jamie has had to pivot in life 08:40 Holding onto beliefs in the middle of adversity 16:38 Learning how to navigate challenging moments 20:09 The process of how to overcome situations in life 28:27 Overcoming anxiety

We're talking with Jamie Kern Lima! Jamie is the founder of IT Cosmetics.  She and her husband Paulo started IT in their living room in 2008.  Through a long road of overcoming the tough knocks and naysayers… they were able to build it into the #1 luxury makeup brand in the United States!  Not only that but they were able to sell IT to L'Oréal for over a billion dollars… and… as they did… Jamie became the first female CEO in L'Oréal's 100+ year history.  It's an incredible story… that Jamie chronicles in her brand new book, “ “Believe It - How to go from underestimated to unstoppable!” We talk about the journey… but more importantly… we dig into the backstory of how she got clear on this dream… how she found ways to dump the doubt… and defy the naysayers… to do it her own way.  It's an inspiring and very raw conversation. Plus... Jamie tells us a heartfelt story she doesn't typically share about the specific and surprising “nudge” she got the first day she set foot in her brand new office!  It shocked her… but also set her up for this next exciting chapter in her life.  I loved this convo and I think you will too! RESOURCES: Jamie Kern Lima's Website: https://jamiekernlima.com Jamie's book: Believe IT!: https://www.believeit.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JamieKernLimaPage Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamiekernlima   THE “DREAM TOGETHER” APP IS HERE! That's right! Our DREAM TOGETHER App is here! The “Dream Together” app is designed to help you clarify your goals as well as connect with like-minded individuals so you can “dream together” to make those dreams (big or small) a reality! So… HERE ARE THE STEPS: STEP 1: Download the app. Find “Dream Together” for your Apple Device: HERE Find “Dream Together” for your Android Device: HERE STEP 2: Sign up and enter the group code: dreamthinkdo STEP 3: Be inspired by the dreams that are already there.  Then… follow and encourage a dream or two! STEP 4: Post at least one of your own dreams… and then invite friends to join you so you can DREAM TOGETHER! Let's do this! MORE ABOUT THIS EPISODE: Jamie Kern Lima didn't grow up sitting at the “cool kids table.”  She was dismissed because she didn't look like what people told her she needed to look like.  But… she'll be the first to tell you that it was tough and felt like a “set back” at the time… but later she realized all of that was a “set up” for an amazing future. That's because when she and her husband Paulo started IT Cosmetics… they did it in a way that industry experts said would NEVER work.  As a result, she was shut out.  She was turned down.  She was told “NO more times than she could count.   But they stayed with it.  And as they did… they featured REAL women of REAL beauty in the REAL world.  She pushed through and went from the underestimated… dismissed underdog… to become an unstoppable force for good that she is today.   MINUTE BY MINUTE: 0:02 What to expect today 2:31 Get to know Jaime 5:40 How Jaimes journey started 10:15 When Jaime's business turned into a mission 12:24 The secret sauce to business 15:40 Finding courage to take the next step 19:08 The honest feedback that changed everything for Jaime 24:08 Lighting round questions from YOU! 24:34 What Jaime had to unlearn to achieve success 28:19 How Jaime stays true to herself 34:54 Mitch's biggest takeaways I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU: What did you think of Jamie's story?  Have you read the book?  Are you enjoying it?  What was a stand out story for you?  Drop a comment below… and let me know.  I'd love to hear from you!  

Jaime Jorge began playing the violin at the age of five. Born and raised in communist Cuba, he was given many opportunities-including an offer to study in Russia at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory of Music in Moscow with some of the greatest musicians of our time-if only he and his family would renounce their belief in God. They refused. When Jaime was ten, miraculously, his family was given the opportunity to leave the country. Despite his musical gift, he dreamed of being a missionary doctor, but in 1996, he left medical school and a promising medical career to follow God's call to devote his life to full-time music ministry. Since 1988 he has traveled over six million air miles and has played on six continents and in over 110 countries. He's played in thatch-roofed huts for a handful of people, in high school gyms and auditoriums, simple and elaborate churches, fancy cathedrals, stadiums, as well as in Carnegie Hall and The Lincoln Center. No matter the venue, his desire is to share Jesus through music and testimony, and bring people closer to Christ. He has recorded and released 17 albums. To learn more about Jaime, go to https://www.jaimejorge.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jaime has been running his bookkeeping business for the past two years and has acquired 13 clients in that time. He’s hoping to get more clients and continue growing, but it’s a scary thing to think about. [3:10] When Jaime first started, he was going to partner with a friend of his that had a degree in Bookkeeping. He discovered that a lot of random tasks end up on your plate as a bookkeeper and felt that he just didn’t want to work for someone else anymore. His friend wasn’t ready to make the leap at the same time though, and Jaime decided to go out on his own. He discovered that he was in over his head and looked for help; when he found Bookkeeper Business Launch, it changed his business. [7:10] After signing up for the course in April, Jaime got his first client in June. He reached out to his former colleagues who had ventured out to create their own firms and one of them said yes. [9:00] One of his clients has been very influential in helping Jaime find new clients. He has referred Jaime to a number of individuals and created new connections for him. It’s important to have as many referral sources as you can. [11:10] Jaime had to overcome his fear and negative mindset before starting his business. We are all limited by fear but we have to bust through it. [12:20] One of Jaime’s biggest challenges was something that many people might find easy, putting a photo of himself online. When Jaime got started, he didn’t know that he would be serving attorneys but it ultimately worked out really well. [16:00] Jaime enjoys putting the puzzle of a client’s messy books together. It’s one of the few tasks in bookkeeping that has a definitive end point. One of Jaime’s least favorite activities is receipt management. [19:10] Jaime has been really challenged with his systems recently. He recently lost a contractor and has found that the systems he has in place may not be sufficient. In many ways, this is actually a good problem to have and should be celebrated. [23:00] Jaime started documenting things via screen sharing. He would record himself doing the task and then upload the video to Dropbox. Processes before people, the processes that Jaime has developed have been largely the same for all of his clients. It’s important to limit the procedures that you have that are unique to one particular client, which is one of the advantages of operating in a specific niche. [27:25] When handing off the receipt management task to a contractor, Jaime realized that he didn’t really explain what he wanted accurately enough so he found the contractor was making a lot of the same mistakes. In the beginning, it’s important to spend more time holding their hands and walking them through the way you want something to be done. [31:00] We often try to bite off more than we can chew. You should offload one task at a time, not look for the perfect person for every task. When you bring someone on board, they will not care about your business as much as you do. Give them a small puzzle to work on and get rid of the tasks with the lowest hourly value first. Handing off too much at one time is recipe for disaster. Don’t hire by client, hire by task. [37:30] Overloading a new hire is a big mistake. Give them one task to master, then once they’ve got that down, give them more to work on. [39:20] Jaime’s first contractor was a virtual assistant that did some simple tasks like managing email that he found in a Facebook group. One of his favorite ways of getting to know a potential hire is asking them, “What Star Wars character would you be and why?” Ben recommends asking the unique questions because one thing he has discovered is that the people with prior bookkeeping experience usually come with bad habits that you have to work to fix. [44:45] People want to work in fun places with people they like. Bookkeeping is a relationship business. Going after trained bookkeepers isn’t the best approach. You may train someone and they leave, but that is just the nature of the game. Set the relationship up right before you hire, put them into real world situations that they will actually experience and see how they work. [48:15] Never stop hiring, and never stop marketing. You never want your pipeline to run dry. [48:45] Give your team a say in how the work gets done. You want your team to take ownership of their work and to treat your clients with respect. If it doesn’t work with one person, you’ve learned something that you can take to the next person. Once you master this concept, you can scale up your business. [51:52] Jaime’s homework assignments are to celebrate his wins and start putting potential hires through the real world tasks they are going to be taking on.   Mentioned in this Episode: Paralledger

When Jaime returns to King's Landing, his king is dead, the city is changed — and so is he. --- Eliana's twitter: https://twitter.com/arhythmetricEliana's reddit account: https://www.reddit.com/user/glass_table_girlEliana's blog: https://themanyfacedblog.wordpress.com/Chloe's twitter: https://twitter.com/liesandarborChloe's blog: www.liesandarborgold.com  Intro by Anton Langhage

Jaime shares her heart about the big transition into MLM. She puts a lot of words to what's going on behind the scenes and shares some incredible nuggets of wisdom for business owners or anyone who wants to be an entrepreneur. LINKS: Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel thehereffect.com/   Quick Episode Summary: What you missed One of Jaimes biggest pain points in business Jaime’s season of transition God will supply a way When Jaime started considering MLM The first HER Effect event When Jaime felt incompetent What is your first step?

Podcast #071 For my seventy-first Dream Gardens children’s books podcast, I interviewed author Melissa Hart about the young reader’s novel The Only Road by Alexandra Diaz. When Jaime’s cousin is murdered by the local Guatemalan gang, Jaime must flee to the United States with his other cousin Angela before he suffers the same fate. The … Continue reading The Only Road: an interview with Melissa Hart → The post The Only Road: an interview with Melissa Hart appeared first on Dream Gardens.

Jaime Jay: An Entrepreneur Who Knows How to Pivot Jaime Jay is the Founder and Managing Director of the virtual company Bottleneck Virtual Assistants. Bottleneck offers professional growth opportunities for ambitious business owners and executives through remote teams of assistants.  But before his success with Bottleneck, Jaime was an amateur hockey player and starter geek who founded Slapshot Studio in 2013. He wanted a business that combined his life of hockey with building websites. The Slapshot Studio brand was born. Then came a pivot.  At his core, Jaime is a connector of personalities and brands who constantly challenges himself to be a better human being.  Today's Episode is Brought to You By: This episode of Wayfinding Growth is brought to you by Sprocket Talk. If you’re ready to take your HubSpot experience to a whole new level, you need to join Sprocket Talk as a Free VIP member. Tutorials, courses, training, HubSpot updates and more. Head to SprocketTalk.com/WG to join the movement and get an exclusive Wayfinding Growth deal!  A Long Journey to Overnight Success In 2006 Jaime Jay started an advertising and marketing agency in the real estate niche in Stockton, California. The business was a partnership with a friend who owned a real estate agency and saw the need for ads and marketing for agents. As a marketer and website developer, Jaime was a great fit. Jaime's partner Mariano had moved to the U.S. from the Philippines. "He had the relationships and knew the work culture," Jaime says. The business was built with remote workers long before international virtual assistants were popular. For a couple years, the partners found great success together helping real estate agents with their branding, marketing and advertising.  Then when the 2008 recession hit and real estate took a turn, Jaime found himself shuttering the business. "We lost 70 clients in the span of three months." At 38 years old, Jaime had to move back in with his parents. While owning that first business, he says he spent instead of saved, lived paycheck to paycheck and just enjoyed himself.  Fast forward nearly ten years and Jaime now has his own virtual, remote-work based business with clients around the world. The Podcast Pivot Stop Riding the Pine (SRTP) Podcast is Jaime's podcast designed for business leaders who want to overcome workplace barriers, transcend changes, and perform at their best. The name of the podcast is based on a sports analogy for 'get off the bench.' As an amateur hockey player who has created several successful businesses with his DIY attitude and a drive to accomplish an education-based dialog, the term fit. In the beginning, Stop Riding the Pine (SRTP), was created to interview leaders in the industry to share their marketing tips and strategies. When Jaime started Bottleneck, his world was less about marketing and changed to focus more on culture. So after about four years, he decided to pivot and start a new show, Culture Eats Strategy. "I was seeing what an influence it was on our company to make culture present... front and center." - Jaime Jay on Culture Eats Strategy The journey of encouraging a purposeful culture at a virtual company helped Jaime create the conversations that would become his new podcast. It's a great reason to make a pivot. Get to Know Jaime Jay Bottleneck Virtual Assistants Culture Eats Strategy Podcast Jaime Jay on LinkedIn Jaime Jay on Facebook Jaime Jay on Twitter Subscribe for New Episodes Every Week Be sure to subscribe on your podcast player of choice (or the email notifications below) for new episodes every week, Tuesday mornings at 7:00am EST. Wayfinding Growth is the go-to podcast to inspire entrepreneurs, business owners and leadership. “For better or worse, in richness and in want” may be for weddings, but it’s also for businesses. We will be your navigator in this journey, no matter your level. Love what we're doing? Leave a review wherever you listen!

Jaime Jay: An Entrepreneur Who Knows How to Pivot Jaime Jay is the Founder and Managing Director of the virtual company Bottleneck Virtual Assistants. Bottleneck offers professional growth opportunities for ambitious business owners and executives through remote teams of assistants.  But before his success with Bottleneck, Jaime was an amateur hockey player and starter geek who founded Slapshot Studio in 2013. He wanted a business that combined his life of hockey with building websites. The Slapshot Studio brand was born. Then came a pivot.  At his core, Jaime is a connector of personalities and brands who constantly challenges himself to be a better human being.  Today's Episode is Brought to You By: This episode of Wayfinding Growth is brought to you by Sprocket Talk. If you’re ready to take your HubSpot experience to a whole new level, you need to join Sprocket Talk as a Free VIP member. Tutorials, courses, training, HubSpot updates and more. Head to SprocketTalk.com/WG to join the movement and get an exclusive Wayfinding Growth deal!  A Long Journey to Overnight Success In 2006 Jaime Jay started an advertising and marketing agency in the real estate niche in Stockton, California. The business was a partnership with a friend who owned a real estate agency and saw the need for ads and marketing for agents. As a marketer and website developer, Jaime was a great fit. Jaime's partner Mariano had moved to the U.S. from the Philippines. "He had the relationships and knew the work culture," Jaime says. The business was built with remote workers long before international virtual assistants were popular. For a couple years, the partners found great success together helping real estate agents with their branding, marketing and advertising.  Then when the 2008 recession hit and real estate took a turn, Jaime found himself shuttering the business. "We lost 70 clients in the span of three months." At 38 years old, Jaime had to move back in with his parents. While owning that first business, he says he spent instead of saved, lived paycheck to paycheck and just enjoyed himself.  Fast forward nearly ten years and Jaime now has his own virtual, remote-work based business with clients around the world. The Podcast Pivot Stop Riding the Pine (SRTP) Podcast is Jaime's podcast designed for business leaders who want to overcome workplace barriers, transcend changes, and perform at their best. The name of the podcast is based on a sports analogy for 'get off the bench.' As an amateur hockey player who has created several successful businesses with his DIY attitude and a drive to accomplish an education-based dialog, the term fit. In the beginning, Stop Riding the Pine (SRTP), was created to interview leaders in the industry to share their marketing tips and strategies. When Jaime started Bottleneck, his world was less about marketing and changed to focus more on culture. So after about four years, he decided to pivot and start a new show, Culture Eats Strategy. "I was seeing what an influence it was on our company to make culture present... front and center." - Jaime Jay on Culture Eats Strategy The journey of encouraging a purposeful culture at a virtual company helped Jaime create the conversations that would become his new podcast. It's a great reason to make a pivot. Get to Know Jaime Jay Bottleneck Virtual Assistants Culture Eats Strategy Podcast Jaime Jay on LinkedIn Jaime Jay on Facebook Jaime Jay on Twitter Subscribe for New Episodes Every Week Be sure to subscribe on your podcast player of choice (or the email notifications below) for new episodes every week, Tuesday mornings at 7:00am EST. Wayfinding Growth is the go-to podcast to inspire entrepreneurs, business owners and leadership. “For better or worse, in richness and in want” may be for weddings, but it’s also for businesses. We will be your navigator in this journey, no matter your level. Love what we're doing? Leave a review wherever you listen!

Jaime has been running his bookkeeping business for the past two years and has acquired 13 clients in that time. He’s hoping to get more clients and continue growing, but it’s a scary thing to think about. [3:10] When Jaime first started, he was going to partner with a friend of his that had a degree in Bookkeeping. He discovered that a lot of random tasks end up on your plate as a bookkeeper and felt that he just didn’t want to work for someone else anymore. His friend wasn’t ready to make the leap at the same time though, and Jaime decided to go out on his own. He discovered that he was in over his head and looked for help; when he found Bookkeeper Business Launch it changed his business. [7:10] After signing up for the course in April, Jaime got his first client in June. He reached out to his former colleagues who had ventured out to create their own firms and one of them said yes. [9:00] One of his clients has been very influential in helpling Jaime find new clients. He has referred Jaime to a number of individuals and created new connections for him. It’s important to have as many referral sources as you can. [11:10] Jaime had to overcome his fear and negative mindset before starting his business. We are all limited by fear but we have to bust through it. [12:20] One of Jaime’s biggest challenges was something that many people might find easy, putting a photo of himself online. When Jaime got started, he didn’t know that he would be serving attorneys but it ultimately worked out really well. [16:00] Jaime enjoys putting the puzzle of a client’s messy books together. It’s one of the few tasks in bookkeeping that has a definitive end point. One of Jaime’s least favorite activities is receipt management. [19:10] Jaime has been really challenged with his systems recently. He recently lost a contractor and has found that the systems he has in place may not be sufficient. In many ways, this is actually a good problem to have and should be celebrated. [23:00] Jaime started documenting things via screen sharing. He would record himself doing the task and then upload the video to Dropbox. Processes before people, the processes that Jaime has developed have been largely the same for all of his clients. It’s important to limit the procedures that you have that are unique to one particular client, which is one of the advantages of operating in a specific niche. [27:25] When handing off the receipt management task to a contractor, Jaime realized that he didn’t really explain what he wanted accurately enough so he found the contractor was making a lot of the same mistakes. In the beginning, it’s important to spend more time holding their hands and walking them through the way you want something to be done. [31:00] We often try to bite off more than we can chew. You should offload one task at a time, not look for the perfect person for every task. When you bring someone on board, they will not care about your business as much as you do. Give them a small puzzle to work on and get rid of the tasks with the lowest hourly value first. Handing off too much at one time is recipe for disaster. Don’t hire by client, hire by task. [37:30] Overloading a new hire is a big mistake. Give them one task to master, then once they’ve got that down, give them more to work on. [39:20] Jaime’s first contractor was a virtual assistant that did some simple tasks like managing email that he found in a Facebook group. One of his favorite ways of getting to know a potential hire is asking them, “What Star Wars character would you be and why?” Ben recommends asking the unique questions because one thing he has discovered is that the people with prior bookkeeping experience usually come with bad habits that you have to work to fix. [44:45] People want to work in fun places with people they like. Bookkeeping is a relationship business. Going after trained bookkeepers isn’t the best approach. You may train someone and they leave, but that is just the nature of the game. Set the relationship up right before you hire, put them into real world situations that they will actually experience and see how they work. [48:15] Never stop hiring, and never stop marketing. You never want your pipeline to run dry. [48:45] Give your team a say in how the work gets done. You want your team to take ownership of their work and to treat your clients with respect. If it doesn’t work with one person, you’ve learned something that you can take to the next person. Once you master this concept, you can scale up your business. [51:52] Jaime’s homework assignments are to celebrate his wins and start putting potential hires through the real world tasks they are going to be taking on.

Today’s guest Jaime Schmidt, Founder of Schmidt’s Naturals, is a straight up self-made baller. But building a business that changes lives doesn’t come easy, and Jaime gets really raw and open about the fact that she didn’t know what she was doing for the longest time. But after following her heart + intuition to Portland, Jaime found her calling.   Schmidt’s started with a simple mission, changing the way people think about deodorant, but things are blowing up and they are expanding their scope to changing the way people think about natural. Krista + Lindsey have been using Schmidt’s Naturals for a few months now, and they can vouch that this company is really setting the new gold standard for natural body care products.   Jaime is sweet, kind, and funny as hell – and this episode is an absolute blast! We chat about…   Growing up in 1-800-FUN-TOWN How Jaime created a niche in natural body care How the vegan lifestyle + restaurants are starting to blow up Just not feeling right in your job… and then chasing your bliss! Cooking up vegan hot dogs + other service industry jobs When Jaime met her husband almost a decade ago Where the entrepreneurial spirit comes from What products + ingredients Schmidt’s uses Why clean beauty is so important (and the potential health risks of common body care products) Getting these products in as many people’s hands as possible Alicia Silverstone being one of Schmidt’s early influencers When a feature on Fox of all places overwhelmed their shipping system Producing the products in Portland Selling to Unilever Literally going from farmer’s markets to CostCo, with no business plan!! What Jaime has learned in her relationship Jaime’s kid’s product development ideas + strong opinions on fragrances Advice for female entrepreneurs in today’s business environment   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com!   Resources: Check out Schmidt’s | schmidtsnaturals.com Connect with Jaime on IG | @jaimeschmidt22 WOO FOR PLAY | Use code ALMOST30 for 10% off at wooforplay.com CaliFlour Foods | Use code ALMOST30 for 10% off a $50+ purchase at califlourfoods.com Schmidt’s Naturals | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% off at schmidtsnaturals.com Vitruvi | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% off at vitruvi.com Four Sigmatic | Get 15% off your order at foursigmatic.com/almost30 The Almost 30 Podcast is edited by Podcast Masters

I did not want #MotivationalMay to end and I figured we could all use a little boost after Memorial Day Weekend.  So here is a bonus Why Can’t You? podcast with Jaime McCormick.  Jaime is a former national show dog champion trainer and former Olympic hopeful. When Jaime’s daughter was born, he realized he had […] The post Jaime McCormick, Motivational Speaker and former National Show Dog Champion Trainer is our guest on this bonus episode of Why Can’t You? appeared first on Why Can't You?.

#65 - On any given day, industry headlines are ripe with falling sales and restaurant closures, both chain and indie. No surprise with rising costs, heavy competition, staff issues, a fickle public, etc.. it just goes on and on. Point is, if you’re not staying ten steps ahead of your competition, you can be sure they are. This is a tough business, but its not about survival. Its about knocking it out of the park and WINNING Big! I love working with my friend and industry “Pro” Jaime Oikle of www.runningrestaurants.com We both having a burning passion for restaurants and helping other operators get the most out of their restaurants. When Jaime and I get together, we dive deep pulling out all the stops to give you powerful, actionable ideas you can execute immediately. Listen to today’s episode as we cover cost cutting, sales building, guerrilla marketing and service-smashing customer loyalty programs. This podcast is loaded with ideas to Maximize profit and gain what I call a “Secret Weapon” in this business and if you want to take this Action further, we’ve got a deal for you - Stay Tuned til the end of the cast. You should absolutely be one of the 20 restaurants to reserve the special package we make available at the end of this episode. Its a never before offered package with the mission of helping restaurants succeed and offers exclusive one-to-one access with us. We have to exclusively limit these sessions, so don’t wait and not get in. It has a risk free guarantee, so secure your spot before they’re gone. Want to see if your restaurant is really “Dialed In”… head over to www.restaurantrockstarsacademy.com and take my Restaurant Assessment. Its free and you’ll find a version for existing restaurants and New or Conceptual restaurants. Once again, thanks for listening. Go out there and Rock Your Restaurant!