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Kathy Goughenour is a Business Coach and Trainer working exclusively with Virtual Assistants. When Kathy left her career in marketing at a Fortune 500 company, “virtual assistant” was a relatively unknown term. The post Kathy Goughenour on Show # 220 : Leveraging Your Time With a Virtual Expert appeared first on POWER to Live More.

Laughter is unbelievably important in your life and career. It relieves stress, provides a feeling of wellbeing and positivity, and has been proven to help human beings live longer. For all of these reasons, Elaine Williams and Kathy Keegan came together to create the Still Human podcast and to share the message of laughter with others.  Elaine is an award-winning comedian and speaker who has appeared on SNL, America's Got Talent and so many more shows and series. She has been actively helping others to laugh more throughout her career but when she met up with Kathy she knew that there was more.  Kathy is a coach and speaker who has dedicated her life and career to helping others find their joy. Not only does she help her clients develop confidence in their ability to speak and present, she helps them find joy in the process.  When Kathy and Elaine met up they knew they could do more together. They both have experienced very similar life paths and decided to take their experiences to the next level to create a larger impact.  Listen as they share their story and provide us all with insights and advice that is absolutely invaluable. They have such a wonderful take on life and work and they've built a business dedicated to helping others find their own passion and happiness.  Are you ready to infuse more laughter into your life and work?   Show Notes: [01:50] Learn all about Elaine Williams and Kathy Keegan. [03:06] Kathy shares how they met up and started working together and Elaine dives into how their podcast came about.  [05:40] Did they know anything about podcasting before starting their own?  [07:17] Is there a way to help others shift into laughter and lighten the load?  [08:57] Have they experienced any challenges along the way?  [12:02] Elaine talks about the topics that they dig into with their guests and for their audience. [14:47] Kathy and Elaine share their AHA moments while starting and building their podcast.  [18:42] How do they approach and alleviate their stressors?  [22:50] Elaine shares her parting advice for the community.  [23:48] Kathy gives her advice as well.  [25:03] Connect with Elaine and Kathy. Links and Resources: Still Human with Kathy and Elaine My Favorite Murder Podcast Elaine Williams:  Captivate the Crowd Kathy Keegan:  Kathy's Website

Bonnie Marcus started her corporate career at an entry-level position and worked her way up to the top of a national company by using her savvy promotion and relational skills. Her passion is now to help other women learn to be sensitive to the culture of their organization, embrace the politics, and actively and intentionally move their careers forward with a sound strategic plan. Bonnie is the author of two books, The Politics of Promotion, and her latest book, Not Done Yet!, which she dives into on this week's episode!   Key takeaways: A little bit about Bonnie and how she got started in leadership coaching. Bonnie took on a job that she was underqualified for, but you know what, say yes and then learn as you go. So many women will not apply for a job they don't think they're qualified for. Just apply! What's the worst that can happen? You not being an expert in something is actually okay! Someone's got to start somewhere. What's the difference between being “too much” vs. having executive presence? What made Bonnie want to leave corporate America? It's absolutely doable to build your business on the side while working a career. How does Bonnie help women with their careers? Do your research about the company before you accept the job offer. Do they promote women? What are your expectations in terms of support from your employer? What's the risk of asking for money? There isn't. Just do it. Practice your negotiation skills with a friend or a coach! Do you have to quit your job in order to get the respect you need, especially if you were a “lower tier” worker in the very beginning? When Kathy had her career, she didn't know how to advocate for herself. What's Bonnie's new book all about? Bonnie was SHOCKED to discover how so many women wake up worried their employer will find out their age. Ageism in the workplace is happening and women are being punished for their looks. Are you too old to get promoted? Be your badass self. Do women in the workplace have other women they can depend on? Kathy was so afraid to join a male-dominated mastermind group (they were all in their 30s), but she is so glad she did. She was embraced by different people from all walks of life that really encouraged her to succeed. It was herself putting judgments about her age onto herself, not them. Your limiting beliefs may be holding you back from playing all out. So many women think they're “too old” to start over. You're not!!!   Resources: Bonniemarcusleadership.com Bonnie on LinkedIn Not Done Yet!: How Women Over 50 Regain Their Confidence and Claim Workplace Power, by Bonnie Marcus   Quotes:   “When doors open for you, don't say no. It is possible to learn by doing.”   “Be your badass self. Connect with who you are, authentically, owning your story, what battles have you fought and won. You're here now, look at all the wisdom you've had.”   “We're really making strides and women supporting each other is what's going to help us all get there.”  

Today's guest on this Best Of Edition of the Flipped Lifestyle Podcast is Kathy Martin of prealgebrateachers.com! Over the years Shane Sams has helped thousands of family-focused entrepreneurs start, build, and grow online businesses of their own. Several years ago Kathy joined the Flipped Lifestyle Community and started her online journey. She struggled her first year and after getting her first members - they quit. Kathy was relentless, prolific, and consistent. Now, she leads an amazing online community of over 500 members! In today's episode we talk about: How desire was critical at the beginning of Kathy's online business journey Overcoming mindset issues that entrepreneurs face every step in their journey How Kathy says “NOPE” when fear creeps into her mind to try to stop her growth Show Notes What triggered you to start your membership? (8:00) Kathy Martin had taught elementary school for a few years. But, one day she got an email saying she would have to teach high school students if she wanted a job - an age group she wasn't passionate about teaching. It was through that situation that she realized she didn't matter to that school system. When you come to those realization moments (much ink Kathy's), you know that you have to make another choice. To start a business and become an online entrepreneur - many times it is this moment that triggers us to change our families' future and change our trajectory. Having hundreds or thousands of people in your membership, not only do you matter - you are leading and matter to a LOT of people! Having grit - not giving up. (22:00) There was a time when what Kathy was trying to do in the online space just wasn't working. There were times she could have given up but that God she didn't! We all go through those moments (especially as entrepreneurs) when we feel like giving up on our dreams. In those moments Kathy reflected on the issues she was having and the fact that she could solve those same problems for so many others. She knew she had to refuse to quit for them and herself too!   Kathy's N.O.P.E system. (26:00) When Kathy is struggling with her mindset and imposter system she breaks her thoughts down like this: N - Notices what she is thinking. O - Opposes those “who am I” thoughts with remembering who she is. P - Programs a new thought. E - Exits the old thought. You control your thoughts - whatever you want to feel, you can feel it. If you keep thinking, “who is going to listen to me,” then those thoughts become your reality!   What your threshold? (35:00) We all have a threshold that we want to achieve to feel comfortable enough to go full force into our online business. It's smart to have a safety net and security when you're starting - but there comes a time when you reach the threshold in your business that you don't need the first income anymore (and it holds you back).     Connect with Kathy! prealgebrateachers.com

Kathy Blentlinger fears she's being stalked by her own sister-in-law, Suzy, who's rumored to be setting fires all over town. When Kathy dies in a house fire after an argument with Suzy, her death is ruled a homicide and her brother and sister are convinced Suzy had something to do with it. No one is arrested and Suzy passes away, but Kathy's brother and sister suspect accomplices still walk the streets. To find out more about this case visit: https://unsolved.com/podcasts/fatal-fire/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

When Kathy and I married, we rented a reception facility from one of the wealthier men in our county. On our wedding day, I went to check on the reception hall and found a man dressed in work clothes setting up chairs. He looked like a custodian. When he told me his name, I was ... The post Business Proverbs: Day 13 – Beware of Pretenders appeared first on Unconventional Business Network.

On this Magnificent Aging Podcast episode, Deirdre speaks to Pam Sheppard-Katra the Director of Social Services at Hancock Hall, a privately owned and operated skilled nursing and rehabilitation center in Danbury, Ct and Kathy Berry who is a geriatric nurse helping clients of Hancock Hall navigate thru Medicare. Although caring for your aging parents can be rewarding it can also be very daunting and with many hurdles. You do not want to miss this; it will help you get over the hurdles with ease and understanding. Enjoy Listening! Discover the benefits of having a social worker help you and your family when your aging parent needs to transition from their home to a skilled nursing facility. Saying no to your aging parent is hard, learn ways to say it with ease. What happens when you and your siblings are not close, you are the one caring for mom or dad daily and they do not see the decline as you do. How do you deal with their disbelief? Learn ways to keep them in the loop. Know the signs to look for that may indicate it’s time for your aging parent to move into an assisted living facility. Learn to let go of the idea that YOU must do everything. Why is it important to prepare early? For example, living will, power of attorney. When it is time to take away “freedom” from your parent, from taking the car keys to paying bills? Tips to make the transition less stressful. Getting outside help is crucial to your well-being but more importantly, it allows you to spend quality time with your parent as their child, not their caregiver. Great suggestions as to who you can reach out to for that added help. The end goal for you and your family should be the same, “How do we get mom or dad the best care they need?” Hear why keeping the lines of communication open is crucial in reaching that goal. Denial and guilt can be an overwhelming feeling certainly when caring for your aging parent. Discover ways to work through those feelings with the confidence that you have mom and dads’ best interest in mind. Kathy’s favorite ice cream is Rocky Road from Il Bacio in Danbury, CT and the song that brings her back to her youth is Elton John’s Yellow Brick Road. When Kathy is not working, she loves to shop! Pam’s favorite ice cream is Peanut Butter Fudge from Rich Farm and the song that brings her back to her youth is Madonna’s, Material Girl.  Pam loves spending her leisure time with her young son! Kathy and Pam can be reached at www.Hancockhall.com or (203) 794-9466 This episode is sponsored by DeClutter By Deirdre, A Senior Move management. Helping You and Your Loved Ones DeClutter, Move & Live a Fuller Life. Take a look at my website www.DeClutterByDeirdre.com “Thank you for listening, I appreciate you!” ~Deirdre Dolan Nesline

These days, for better or worse, TV news crews are often among the first to arrive on the scene of a breaking story. But it hasn’t always been that way. In fact, before one particular event in 1949 that took place right here in Southern California, there was no long form, on-site live coverage of breaking news events the way that we see it now.  In his new book, Southern California historian Bill Deverell goes back more than 70 years to a spring evening in April of 1949. 3-year-old Kathy Fiscus is playing with her 9-year-old sister and a cousin in a vacant lot in the city of San Marino. When Kathy missteps and falls down a dry well, the eyes of the world turned to SoCal for the next 48 hours, waiting with bated breath to hear the fate of little Kathy as rescuers worked feverishly to try and save her in an effort that would, ultimately and tragically, prove futile. But the incident marked a seachange in the way breaking news was covered on television and radio. Because the site of the accident was so close to Mt. Wilson, where several radio towers were set up, local news was able to set up and broadcast the rescue attempt as it was happening in real time, something that had never been done before. Angelenos who were lucky or wealthy enough to own a television set at the time sat in their living rooms glued to their sets while the rest of the city crowded around the windows of hardware stores where TV sets for sale were tuned to the coverage. But wherever they were watching, one thing was clear: the city, the nation and the world were transfixed on the rescue attempt happening live in real time, and both reality TV and long form breaking news coverage today are the results of what happened during those fateful few days. Today on AirTalk, USC historian Bill Deverell joins Larry Mantle to talk about his new book on the Kathy Fiscus tragedy and how it changed the way breaking news is covered on TV and radio here in Los Angeles and across the nation. Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 10th at 6:00 p.m., Bill Deverell joins Patt Morrison for a virtual conversation to celebrate the book’s launch. To sign up, click here.  On Tuesday, March 16th at 6:00 p.m. Vroman’s Bookstore is putting on a virtual discussion on the book with Bill and Los Angeles Times columnist Robin Abcarian. To reserve your tickets, click here. Guest: Bill Deverell, author of “Kathy Fiscus: A Tragedy That Transfixed the Nation” (Angel City Press, March 2021); he is professor of history at the University of Southern California and director of the Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West

Brandon C. White is an entrepreneur with two successful exits under his belt. He’s worked for two venture capital firms, did marketing for a $200 billion internet company, and has been CEO of venture-backed companies. Brandon shares his entrepreneurial journey, where his inner drive comes from, why he does what he does, and so much more!   Key takeaways: Brandon has so much energy and likes to take on the world with a competitive edge. His household is also filled with animals that match his fast-paced energy. Brandon shares a bit about who he is and how he found the path he is on now. Education was at the top of the list in his household, but Brandon has horrible listening skills. He tries to memorize everything instead. After trying to figure out “the next thing” in Brandon’s life, he stumbled upon the idea of creating a fishing magazine. Brandon taught himself a lot of the things to bring this magazine to life. He had a limited budget but unlimited time. Brandon needed money, so he took a job and literally worked in a closet to bootstrap his business. After seeing a news article on how Yahoo raised money for their company, Brandon thought he’d go ahead and try it too. The only thing was… he needed a business plan. Jeff Bezos sent Brandon a T-shirt for the work that he was doing. Brandon shares how he ended up selling his online magazine. How do you raise money? You work your ass off. Brandon had a home office back when it wasn’t cool. He shares a funny story about a big-time investor coming to his house… and expecting an office. Brandon has to keep creating, if he doesn’t, he gets depressed. Entrepreneurship just makes sense to Brandon. When Kathy left her nine to five, she felt like she had to quit. It was either she quit or she die. Want to find the next big thing? Take a break. You can find a million reasons to be mad. The real challenge in life is finding the good things. Brandon shares some of his favorite comedians. What’s Brandon up to now that he’s in lockdown? Brandon shares a little bit about his podcast and his business.   Resources: Brandoncwhite.com   Quotes:   “I do not want to be the smartest guy in the room. The day I am the smartest guy in the room is the day I am scared and leaving.”   “If you really want to build a company or do something that you’re passionate about, you have to believe you can do the thing you’re not sure you can do.”   “You can find a million reasons to be mad. The real challenge in life is finding the good things that you have.”  

Year ago when I met Dr. Sarno, he explained to me why he no longer prescribed Physical Therapy. He said that when people focused so much on a "physical solution" for an issue that has an emotional genesis, they would be blocked from healing. I agree with him, when we look at it like this. And, over years of practice, I have realized that there is a place for things like PT, Therapeutic Massage, Accupuncture, and other "physical" interventions when they are approached through the lens of love, not fear. When Kathy reached out to me, I knew I wanted to share her story. A PT who suffered with back and leg pain for years, healed herself completely through JournalSpeak, and now wants to created teamwork with allied medical professionals about PT's place in this work. It's an important conversation for sure. Join us! XO n.MY OMEGA RETREAT IS LIVE AND ON SALE FOR IN-PERSON WORKSHOP 8/1-8/6 in upstate NY! The website will be up in March, but you can register now by phone. Keep in mind that THIS RETREAT WILL BE LIMITED IN SIZE, so if you want to ensure you can join us, please call now.OMEGA INSTITUTE FOR HOLISTIC STUDIES: 845-266-4444My new course FREEDOM FROM AN ANXIOUS LIFE, is available now. Click here for all the details and to purchase!MY NEXT VIRTUAL RETREAT IS LIVE AND ON SALE: FREEDOM FROM CHRONIC PAIN - A VIRTUAL RETREAT EXPERIENCE. MAY 21-23RD, 2021At the retreat you will discover precisely how to invite your repressed emotions to rise, leading to a mind-body transformation. Through discussion, meditation, art therapy, energy work, yoga, and other healing practices, you will establish a bedrock foundation for longlasting wellness. YOU ARE NOT ALONE. YOU CAN DO THIS. Don’t worry, we will help you. Schedule:FRIDAY, MAY 21st - 5:30-7PM (Opening evening with me)SATURDAY, MAY 22nd -10AM-5PM (Workshop)SUNDAY, MAY 23rd -10AM-5PM (Workshop)**ALL TIMES EASTERN STANDARD TIME** PLEASE RATE AND REVIEW THE PODCAST HERE TO HELP OTHERS FIND IT! CANCELLED:My retreat at 1440 Multiversity has sadly been cancelled for October 18-23, 2020. I hope to reschedule for 2021. 1440 Multiversity in Santa Cruz, CA. The Art of Living Retreat Center in Boone, NC will be hosting my work in the coming year. We had a fall date, but are moving it to Spring 2021 in light of current circumstances. Click here to learn more about their beautiful space.If you are interested in supporting the many free resources I offer to get this message to the global community, please consider donating to my cause on my website, www.thecureforchronicpain.com. Look for the DONATE button on the home page. Thank you so much!ALL MY RESOURCES:Instagram: Follow me on insta @nicolesachslcsw for tons of new content Website: The Cure for Chronic Pain YouTube: The Cure for Chronic Pain with Nicole Sachs, LCSW Book: The Meaning of Truth Online Course: FREEDOM FROM CHRONIC PAIN FB Closed Group:JournalSpeak with Nicole Sachs, LCSW OMEGA General info: OMEGA INSTITUTE Subscribe Apple Podcasts Deezer iHeart RadioPublic RSS Spotify

What starts out to be the first well-organized New Years Eve in the history of the Anderson family ends up becoming a mixed-up shambles. When Kathy’s plans fall through they have to get a sitter for her. When the sitter turns out to be a handsome young man Betty called off her date with Ralph and now Jim is upsetting Betty’s little scheme by letting the sitter go home. Duration: 29:03 Starring: Robert Young Broadcast Date: 31st December 1953

Best Old Time Radio Podcast with Bob Bro Monday, November 30, 2020 - OTR Comedies Father Knows Best - "The New Girlfriend" At the dinner table, Jim and Margaret become concerned when Bud refuses to eat and Betty refuses to talk. When Kathy spills the beans and announces "Bud is in love", the cat is out of the bag. Bud admits he has met the girl of his dreams and has invited her over that very evening. We then learn that Betty, on the other hand, has just split up with her boyfriend. And it seems her problem is very closely connected to Bud's. Featuring: Robert Young, June Whitley, Rhoda Williams, Ted Donaldson, Norma Jean Nilsson, Bill Forman Original Air Date: September 28, 1950 on NBC

This is the thirty-ninth episode of "Talking with Authors" by HEC Media and HEC Books. We're a program dedicated to speaking with some of the best selling authors around, covering many different genres.Today, our guest is forensic anthropologist, television producer and author Kathy Reichs. We spoke with her via Zoom in June of 2020 about her newest book "A Conspiracy of Bones" by publisher Scribner Books.The 12 seasons of the TV show “Bones” was produced by Kathy Reichs and the title character Temperance Brennan is loosely based on Kathy’s life as a practicing forensic anthropologist. When Kathy started writing the character of Temperance 20 books ago, she was able to bring her experience to the page and make the readers’ experience very authentic. But writing the books changed how she worked in forensics a little bit too.We’ll get into detail about how she details her written work and learn about how she’s remained a prolific writer while working for TV and being an academic. Kathy Reichs is our guest on this edition of Talking With Authors from HEC Media and HEC Books.Our host and interviewer this time, Paul Shankman.HEC Media is a production company out of St. Louis, Missouri. With the help of independent bookstore Left Bank Books and St. Louis County Library, we are able to sit down with these amazing writers and thought leaders to discuss their work, their inspiration, and what makes them special. You can watch video versions of most of our interviews at hecmedia.org.Host, editor, and producer of this episode - Paul ShankmanGraphics - Gregg Kopp & Jayne BallewSupervising Producer - Julie WinkleProduction Support - Jayne Ballew & Christina ChastainHEC Media Executive Director - Dennis RiggsTalking with Authors Podcast Executive Producer - Christina ChastainPodcast Audio Editing - Ben SmithPodcast Producer - Rod MilamPodcast Host - Rod MilamYou can follow us on all social media platforms. Just search for "Talking with Authors":Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/talkingwithauthorsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkingwithauthorsTwitter: https://twitter.com/TalkingwAuthors

Michelle McGlade is a Podcast Host, Author, Speaker, and business mentor that’s passionate about helping entrepreneurs grow. She shares her top tips on how to present yourself in the very best light when you are getting interviewed or even in a virtual meeting. Please, please don’t show up to a video meeting in bed with matted hair! Michelle offers some very simple and easy tips for you to look your very best even when everything around your house is falling apart!   Key takeaways: Michelle was with Kathy on her first-ever professional photoshoot. When Kathy first met Michelle, she asked if her toes were deformed… because she was just too pure of a human! Michelle has been podcasting since 2015. A little bit about who Michelle is. Kathy wouldn’t be podcasting if it wasn’t for Michelle. Michelle has taken some really big leaps in her career. Michelle felt overworked and underpaid. So she made another career leap to start her own business! However, she realized quickly she kind of started the wrong business… You wouldn’t have known it, but Michelle was a very shy person and quiet. How do you look your best when you’re dealing with a lot more remote meetings? Make an investment and get a good camera. Wear pants! Even if no one will know… Just plan for it! What are some foundational outfit pieces you should consider wearing? Moisturize your skin! It’s critical to creating a nice glow in your skin. How can you get your eyebrows ‘professionally done’ every day? Michelle shares some of her anti-aging tips. What do you do if you have low-self esteem with the way you look? Every woman is beautiful. You are beautiful. Looking to work with Michelle? Feel free to reach out!   Resources: Evolutionizemedia.com/podcasts/dare-to-leap Evolutionizemedia.com/podcasts/shes-talking-back Michellemcglade.com Michellemcglade.com/look-your-best-remote-team-meetings Michelle on LinkedIn   Quotes: “Dare to leap describes perfectly my career journey. I’ve taken some really big leaps and I’m going to be the first person to tell you that it’s not always easy. It’s rough, it’s bumpy, but it’s very, very rewarding.”   “It takes a lot of courage to make these shifts and sometimes they’re not huge leaps. Sometimes it’s a matter of making one decision and the next decision, then the next decision.”   “You would not show up and tell your very, very best friend how crappy she looks or that she’s too old. You would not do that to her, so why are you doing it to yourself?”

When Kathy's former therapist announces he's leaving, she does her due diligence to find a replacement. She searches online and reads patient reviews before settling on Dr. Scott C. Redman. Over the next 2 1/2 years, Dr. Redman treats Kathy. Then, one day, Kathy finds out that her doctor isn't who he claims to be. In fact, he's a professional con man who's impersonated psychologists for a decade.

When Kathy's purse is stolen, she follows the standard protocol: informing the police and canceling all of her credit and debit cards. She thinks the theft is an isolated incident. But a month later while making a $21 purchase, her new debit card is declined. Later at home, she receives calls from multiple bank branches regarding checks she's supposed to have deposited, but Kathy hasn't deposited any checks. Kathy realizes she is a victim of fraud — but is shocked to learn the intricate scheme her stolen purse has pulled her into.

When Kathy first met Bill in 1969, she couldn’t stand him! Despite her first impression, Bill’s good humor soon won her over. Married for almost 48 years, laughter, good cooking, and having fun as Santa Bill and Mrs. Claus has given them a lot to enjoy together. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yourlovestoriespodcast/support

Paul from Bothell is really concerned about the behavior of his girlfriend Kathy. He says she has gotten it into her head that now is a great time for a Road Trip. He says she is normally not this stubborn but she is really digging in on this one, insisting on getting in the car and going through several states to see her family in Colorado. He admits it’s probably cabin fever, but he can’t get through to her how dangerous it is for her and her family given all the truck stops and gas stations and fast food places she will have to hit on the way. When Kathy comes on, she is really irritated that Paul is not understanding how the quarantine is affecting her mental health and that what she is planning is well thought out and will be carefully done. She says the real problem is that Paul is a total control freak and maybe she just needs to get away from him.

Ashley Graham sits down with the dynamic Kathy Ireland! When Kathy burst on the modeling scene in the 80s, she quickly became a household name. She was featured in 13 consecutive Sports Illustrated issues with three covers of her own. In 1993, she launched kathy ireland Worldwide to much skepticism, but its success has landed her on the cover of Forbes twice. The company is now worth billions and has been named the 25th most powerful brand in the world by License! Global Magazine. Vitruvi is offering 20% off your purchase at: vitruvi.com/prettybigdeal using code "PBD" HOST Ashley Graham GUEST Kathy Ireland EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Ashley Graham Penni Thow Scooter Braun EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Michael D. Ratner Scott Ratner Miranda Sherman CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Kelsey McWilliams Ava Coleman Kfir Goldberg Elias Tanner DIRECTED BY Heidi Burkey WRITER Ava Coleman LINE PRODUCER Ben Shafer ASSOCIATE PRODUCER Ilyssa Walker RESEARCHER Shahnaz Mahmud DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Lars Lindstrom PRODUCTION DESIGNER Francesca Maldonado 1ST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Coleen Chan EDITORS Shandor Garrison Sarah-Rose Meredith MAIN TITLE THEME BY Johannes Raassina Lefteris Ioannou POST PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Ben Shafer COLORIST Shandor Garrison SOUND MIXER Icemen Audio TITLE THEME PRODUCER Johannes Raassina CAMERA OPERATORS Bruce Ando Kenneth Merrill ASSISTANT CAMERA Ryan Ramsey BEHIND THE SCENES CAMERA Adam Hahn Daniel Punshon-Smith Marshaun White GAFFER Tanner Nichols KEY GRIP Kip Rodriguez MAKEUP Melissa Hernandez HAIR STYLIST Justine Marjan GUEST HAIR & MAKEUP Shaina Paulson PRODUCTION SOUND Kara Johnson DATA MANAGEMENT Rachel Slott ON SET DRESSER Andrew Johnson PROPS Libby Hanley PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS Susie Bijan Naomi Montes Dalton Short ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION SUPPORT Jennifer Spottz PRODUCED BY Pretty Big Deal Productions OBB Picture & OBB Sound SPECIAL THANKS Mina White IMG Models

In Episode 49, we’re excited to introduce you to another one of our amazing coaching students, Kathy. When Kathy joined our program at Private Label Mastery, she was struggling to find her way as a business owner. She knew she needed to make her Amazon business profitable and quickly. She needed help from “step one” and contacted our team for relief. In a few short months in our program, Kathy has made massive gains on Amazon FBA and now has a thriving brand online.  YOUR NEXT STEPS Join our THRIVING free Facebook community of over 6,000 online entrepreneurs and Amazon sellers. You'll get educational videos, contents, giveaways, and a positive and supportive community! www.facebook.com/groups/privatelabelin60days Amazon FBA Breakthrough Ready to take the next step to work with our team? Book your Breakthrough Session! plmastery.com/sm-apply

Moose asks Kat if it’s possible that her imaginary friends were ghosts. Producer Sara poses the question, “What would you do with your life if failure wasn’t a factor?” Kat and Moose share what they wanted to be (as kids) when they grew up. Moose was obsessed with Space Camp as a kid, and Kat wanted to work to be a studio engineer. Kat shares names for the voices she hears in her head. Producer Sara sends them on a mission to pick up dinner across town! Moose asks Kat to share about a recent ATV accident. The duo endures a ride to pick up dinner and recounts how both inner critics emerge amidst Nashville traffic.Reach out to us at hello@katandmoosepodcast.com1:00 - Moose and her sister had the same imaginary friend. Kat questions science, paranormal and multiple planes of existence. And Moose discovers her imaginary friend might be a witch.3:00 - Producer Sara poses a question “What would you do with your life if failure was not a factor?”4:45 - Do we have shackles that we don’t want to get rid of. ‘Is it like the “caged bird” syndrome?’. Kat’s response is exemplary of her being a 2 on the Enneagram. Kat laments the fact that Orange Theory seems to be her destiny.9:40 - Kat talks about her career aspirations and her subscription to BIllboard Magazine. 12:20 - Moose wanted to be an astronaut, even after the Challenger disaster where Christa McAuliffe was on board. Moose was a screenwriter in college & talks about her knowledge of the life and career of Lucile Ball (& Oprah). Both talk about A New Earth. Moose took a mindfulness class at Vanderbilt’s Osher Center for Integrative Medicine.24:44 - When Kathy shows up, it’s not cool with Moose or any of our fellow colleagues. Gato wears a Rolex and Raya tells Carol to go to an Excel spreadsheet class27:50 - Carol and Gato take a car-ride together to pick up dinner at North Italia. Carol is like a librarian who needs to go wild. Carol is the quintessential backseat driver. 33:30 - Moose inquires about Kat’s ATV accident. Kat talks about quads, and then recounts her accident. Kat talks about how her ATV ride was like a Gravitron ride. Kat goes to the Emergency Room which reveals a broken thumb that could have turned out the nobody and Moose podcast.41:40 - Moose continues to be a back-seat driver and asks Kat to reprogram Kathy. Moose reiterates that Carol should not be in charge of what she wears to social events, or anything else for that matter. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/katandmoose)

How can you train an “untrainable” dog? Do such dogs even exist? When Kathy met Maya, a six-month old border collie with a sweet temperament, she had already been re-homed three times and Kathy was her fourth. Each owner said the same thing as the last. Maya was out of control. She was “untrainable.” Poor Maya had a rough time of it but thankfully, Kathy wasn’t about to give up on her. She took what her previous owners said with a grain of salt. After all, how bad could it be? What followed was months of foundation building, bonding, and training. Above all else, Kathy made sure that Maya’s needs were being met and that she felt safe, calm and happy with her new forever family. Kathy shares Maya’s story in this episode of Enlightened By Dogs in hopes that it’ll inspire you to never give up on your “untrainable” dog.   In this episode: Hear about Kathy’s border collie Maya, the “untrainable” dog What partnership principles Kathy used when training Maya Three questions you should ask yourself before making any training decisions Why you should focus on building a foundation with your dog before jumping into the difficult stuff What the “95% rule” is and how you can use it with your dog How Maya’s incredible transformation proves that no dog is “untrainable”   Quotes: “I was very mindful to let her know that she was never going to be struck or punished again.” “When Maya first came home, the very first thing I focused on was building our foundation.” “We just took it one day at a time and I stayed in the dialogue loop with her.” “It's important for us to first have a foundation that is built on trust, confidence and communication, so that we know how to dialogue.”   Love this and want more? Subscribe to the Enlightened By Dogs podcast in your favorite app! Don’t forget to leave us a rating and review – it would make Kathy and all of her four-legged friends very happy! Kathy is offering a big “thank you” for rating and reviewing the show on Apple Podcasts! Subscribe on Apple Podcasts   Want More of Kathy? Brilliant Partners Academy Enlightened by Dogs Website Facebook Community To read the blog post on this topic, click here.

What do you get when you combine an impressive education, experience in tech marketing, and a love of stand-up comedy and storytelling? You get Kathy Klotz-Guest, founder of Keeping It Human! Kathy is a textbook example of creative problem solving and out-of-the-box thinking. People create products and services. People use products and services. Yet the traditional approaches Kathy found in her mid-90's tech marketing jobs seemed to completely ignore the people and humanity. As intelligent humans are prone to do, Kathy saw a problem, then set out to solve it. Armed with the skills she was honing doing stand-up company and improv after hours, Kathy started to introduce idea that telling stories and bringing humanity into the picture could change everything in marketing. Long before YouTube and social media changed the face of marketing, Kathy was laying the groundwork. Improv and comedy were fun and invigorating. Corporate tech marketing was not. Armed with the idea that people relate to real people, humor and even vulnerability, Kathy left the corporate world behind and set out to turn marketing and selling on its ear. She was brave enough to call the marketing establishment on its tone-deafness. Using the first feedback coming back across the early Internet, Kathy started to convince the establishment that she was on to something. Marketing was really storytelling. It required experimentation and risk taking and a willingness for brands to abandon the safety of the corporate monolithic image. Brands had to become human, and Kathy was ready to teach that lesson. What followed was 20 years of innovation and creativity in storytelling on both business and comedy staged in the San Fransisco Bay area. There have been seminars, workshops, speaking engagements, and books. When Kathy says things, smart marketers listen. Her commitment to creatively changing the face of that business is paying off, and its a GREAT story. Imagine that? An expert storyteller with a great story to tell. Thanks Kathy! I appreciate you taking the time to tell your HELIX story. :-) Find Kathy online at https://keepingithuman.com ----- HELIX Stories is sponsored by HELIX Managed WordPress Hosting. HELIX automatically handles all the technical WordPress stuff for you, leaving you free to create, and run your business. HELIX is a boutique host! You'll work directly with the actual humans that built and own the company. We'll move your site painlessly, then we'll keep things running perfectly day-in and day-out. Learn more about HELIX at https://iamhelix.com. Use coupon code STORIES to get three free months of HELIX managed WordPress hosting. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/helixstories/message

On this episode Dr. Banning talks with Kathy Moore, a self described 'Cancer Thriver'. When Kathy was diagnosed with breast cancer, everyone was insistent that she have surgery and chemotherapy. But she was curious about other treatments. Listen as she describes her journey, and be inspired!

When Kathy heard about Maya, she felt compelled to see what this little Border Collie was all about. Maya needed a home to call her own with someone who could communicate on her level. She found that home, and that person with Kathy. She also found a bunch of other dog friends, and some interesting reactions to them! Maya’s story is one filled with excitement, a willingness to learn and an eagerness to work. But it wasn’t without challenges. Tune in to this episode of Enlightened By Dogs to hear all about her rescue rehab story!   How hard can it be to train a border collie? The longest leashing in history and emergency dental surgery. Building a foundation with a wild and compulsive herding dog. How past punishment impacted Maya’s personality. How Kathy nurtured a brilliant partnership with Maya.   “Shaking my head at the failure of her 3 previous owners to train her, I pondered: How hard can it be to train a 6 month old Border Collie?” “Maya's rehab focused on my number one rule: Don’t ask your dog to do a thing unless you’re 95% or more certain that your dog can do the thing.” “I heard her needs and I worked on our partnership foundation at her pace.”   Want More of Kathy? Brilliant Partners Academy Enlightened by Dogs Website Facebook Community

This episode has been in the making for quite some time. Last season I interviewed a woman named, Kristen, who had a terrifying experience as a child while taking swimming lessons at an old hotel. The story is called “Tanya” and is ep. 8 of season 1 in case you missed. It’s a good one and there are a lot of evidence from other guests of this hotel who claim that a little ghost girl still roams the halls to this day. Not long after the episode aired, Kristen’s mother, Kathy, sent me an email saying that she had her own paranormal encounter from when she was a teenager that she’d like to share. I interviewed her and knew that it was a story I had to tell. When Kathy was 14 years old she convinced her family to let her stay home alone while they went on a camping trip. But after two long dog days of summer, Kathy was yearning for some company...especially from Boy…her friend who lived in her Ouija Board. What happened that night was just as unexpected as it was terrifying and would be the end of their unique friendship. So, sit back, try to relax as you remember that this story, The Boy in the Board, is based on true events.

091 Kathy Jackson—Greyhound Pets of America Rescuing Greyhounds From Misconceptions—Greyhound Pets of America As a U.S. mail carrier, Kathy Jackson also carried treats for the dogs on her routes. One of her very special "friends" was a former racing greyhound. When Kathy retired, she knew exactly what type of dog she wanted. She adopted Manny, a newly retired racer who won her heart. Kathy doesn't use the word "rescue" very often in her conversations about greyhound racing. Too many people have the misconception that the dogs are mistreated during their competitive phase, which is far from the reality. Nor are they euthanized when those racing days are over. Greyhound Pets of America (GPA) steps in to find responsible, loving homes for the retirees. People like Kathy and her husband. GPA sponsors weekly Meet 'n' Greets at local pet stores, inviting greyhound owners to come with their dogs to talk with interested people about the desirability of retired greyhounds as pets. Many people have another misconception that such a big dog might not fit well into a family situation or even be OK in an apartment. But standing there, petting such a gentle giant and listening to enthusiastic owners, people gain a new perspective. Across the U.S. through the efforts of the organization's volunteers, more than 200,000 greyhounds have found their forever homes. In 2017 alone the Nashville Chapter placed 92. In addition to the Meet 'n' Greets, volunteers help adoptive parents know and understand what "responsible" greyhound ownership is. For example, zoomies! The hounds are bred for speed, and unlike some other hound breeds their strength is sight—not scent. If the dog were off leash in an open area and something caught its attention, it would instinctively set off. Greyhounds are the second fastest land animal (behind cheetahs); they can reach 40 miles per hour in three strides! So intent, they don't respond to an owner's voice and they are unaware of such things as cars. When they do slow down, they may have no idea of how to find their way back since sight, not scent, is their guide. Instead, allowing the hound to zoom around a fenced yard for a few minutes or taking two 20-minute walks a day are responsible—and adequate. Those always lead to a good long nap or two or three. Greyhounds are easy keepers. In addition to adoptive parents, GPA chapters need volunteers as foster parents, exposing the animals to experiences different from the ones they had as racers, for example, seeing a cat or a child for the first time, going up and down stairs, or walking on slippery wood floors rather than on a dirt track and concrete. Also, the chapters seek board members. As one, Kathy keeps the website current. If you want to learn more about volunteering or about the greyhounds, visit the site, greyhoundpets.org. Or check in your area for a Meet 'n' Greet at a local pet store. In Nashville you can find Kathy many Saturdays at PetSmart in 100 Oaks Mall. Manny will be there too. Check out www.greyhoundpets.org.

Award-winning hosts, Kathy Hansen and Louise Haasjes, talk about getting started and running their successful B&Bs. Katharine (Kathy) Hansen is a writer, educator, and a 5-star Airbnb SuperHost. She is author/co-author of 9 books on career and college topics. Kathy lives on a 40-acre farm in Kettle Falls, WA, with dogs, goats, a pony, and chickens. When Kathy isn’t teaching online or running her Airbnb business, she enjoys bicycling near the Columbia River and taking nature photographs, and engaging in crafts, such as re-purposed furniture and unusual wall-hangings. She is also very active in the Toastmasters organization. Social media, etc: http://www.hansenwoodlandfarm.com/vacationrentals.html https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/15131838 https://www.homeaway.com/vacation-rental/p4753959 https://glampinghub.com/unitedstatesofamerica/pacificwest/washington/kettlefalls/cabin-kettle-falls-washington/ https://www.hipcamp.com/washington/hansen-woodland-farm/ponderosa-pine-paradise https://www.facebook.com/HansenWoodlandFarm/ https://www.instagram.com/hansenwoodlandfarm/ Louise writes: We gave up our full time jobs in the UK to embark on an exhilarating new chapter: life in the Italian countryside and the restoration of an old abandoned farmhouse. We decided to do most of the work ourselves to really connect with the property, the landscape and the people. We have endured all that the elements and mountains could throw at us in exchange for an amazing, fulfilling experience and a lovely new home and believe that we have created a comfortable, sympathetically renovated home. The outstanding views came free... http://casalemargherita.co.uk/language/en/home/ https://www.instagram.com/italiancountryretreat/

DIY entrepreneur and crafts queen CraftyChica aka Kathy Cano-Murillo, joins Abiola Abrams in Spiritpreneur School. They talk about how to have a creative business as an artist, artisan, author and craftmaker. A crafty version of Selena-meets-the Hallmark Channel-with a dash of Oprah optimism = Crafty Chica! About Kathy: Kathy Cano-Murillo is a writer/novelist, artist/illustrator and founder of the award-winning site, CraftyChica.com. Known for her glittery “Mexi-boho” style, she is a national spokesperson for iLoveToCreate and a creative influencer for Lowe’s Home Improvement Stores. She has a product line that is carried in Michaels stores and is a former columnist for The Arizona Republic, and has authored nine books, two of them novels. She have been featured in The New York Times, USA Today, HGTV, DIY Network, Lifetime TV and more. When Kathy isn’t designing, crafting, or writing books, she tours the country teaching classes and giving motivation and business presentations. She is a third-generation Mexican-American, a native Phoenician, mom, wifey, with four Chihuahuas. About CraftyChica.com: In 2001, Kathy launched CraftyChica.com, a wildly popular web site to inspire women to brighten their lives with clever lifestyle ideas. The site began as an online diary about juggling family, a full-time job as a newspaper reporter and a craft designer by night. Now in it’s 13th year, CraftyChica.com has evolved into a well-rounded lifestyle site that is anchored in DIY and crafts, but also embraces books, shopping, fashion, business, movies, food, travel, beauty, tech, family life and more.

DIY entrepreneur and crafts queen CraftyChica aka Kathy Cano-Murillo, joins Abiola Abrams in Spiritpreneur School. They talk about how to have a creative business as an artist, artisan, author and craftmaker. A crafty version of Selena-meets-the Hallmark Channel-with a dash of Oprah optimism = Crafty Chica! About Kathy: Kathy Cano-Murillo is a writer/novelist, artist/illustrator and founder of the award-winning site, CraftyChica.com. Known for her glittery “Mexi-boho” style, she is a national spokesperson for iLoveToCreate and a creative influencer for Lowe’s Home Improvement Stores. She has a product line that is carried in Michaels stores and is a former columnist for The Arizona Republic, and has authored nine books, two of them novels. She have been featured in The New York Times, USA Today, HGTV, DIY Network, Lifetime TV and more. When Kathy isn’t designing, crafting, or writing books, she tours the country teaching classes and giving motivation and business presentations. She is a third-generation Mexican-American, a native Phoenician, mom, wifey, with four Chihuahuas. About CraftyChica.com: In 2001, Kathy launched CraftyChica.com, a wildly popular web site to inspire women to brighten their lives with clever lifestyle ideas. The site began as an online diary about juggling family, a full-time job as a newspaper reporter and a craft designer by night. Now in it’s 13th year, CraftyChica.com has evolved into a well-rounded lifestyle site that is anchored in DIY and crafts, but also embraces books, shopping, fashion, business, movies, food, travel, beauty, tech, family life and more.

CraftyChica aka Kathy Cano-Murillo, joins Abiola Abrams in Spiritpreneur School. They talk about how to have a creative business as an artist, artisan, author and craftmaker. A crafty version of Selena-meets-the Hallmark Channel-with a dash of Oprah optimism = Crafty Chica! About Kathy: Kathy Cano-Murillo is a writer/novelist, artist/illustrator and founder of the award-winning site, CraftyChica.com. Known for her glittery “Mexi-boho” style, she is a national spokesperson for iLoveToCreate and a creative influencer for Lowe’s Home Improvement Stores. She has a product line that is carried in Michaels stores and is a former columnist for The Arizona Republic, and has authored nine books, two of them novels. She have been featured in The New York Times, USA Today, HGTV, DIY Network, Lifetime TV and more. When Kathy isn’t designing, crafting, or writing books, she tours the country teaching classes and giving motivation and business presentations. She is a third-generation Mexican-American, a native Phoenician, mom, wifey, with four Chihuahuas. About CraftyChica.com: In 2001, Kathy launched CraftyChica.com, a wildly popular web site to inspire women to brighten their lives with clever lifestyle ideas. The site began as an online diary about juggling family, a full-time job as a newspaper reporter and a craft designer by night. Now in it’s 13th year, CraftyChica.com has evolved into a well-rounded lifestyle site that is anchored in DIY and crafts, but also embraces books, shopping, fashion, business, movies, food, travel, beauty, tech, family life and more.

CraftyChica aka Kathy Cano-Murillo, joins Abiola Abrams in Spiritpreneur School. They talk about how to have a creative business as an artist, artisan, author and craftmaker. A crafty version of Selena-meets-the Hallmark Channel-with a dash of Oprah optimism = Crafty Chica! About Kathy: Kathy Cano-Murillo is a writer/novelist, artist/illustrator and founder of the award-winning site, CraftyChica.com. Known for her glittery “Mexi-boho” style, she is a national spokesperson for iLoveToCreate and a creative influencer for Lowe’s Home Improvement Stores. She has a product line that is carried in Michaels stores and is a former columnist for The Arizona Republic, and has authored nine books, two of them novels. She have been featured in The New York Times, USA Today, HGTV, DIY Network, Lifetime TV and more. When Kathy isn’t designing, crafting, or writing books, she tours the country teaching classes and giving motivation and business presentations. She is a third-generation Mexican-American, a native Phoenician, mom, wifey, with four Chihuahuas. About CraftyChica.com: In 2001, Kathy launched CraftyChica.com, a wildly popular web site to inspire women to brighten their lives with clever lifestyle ideas. The site began as an online diary about juggling family, a full-time job as a newspaper reporter and a craft designer by night. Now in it’s 13th year, CraftyChica.com has evolved into a well-rounded lifestyle site that is anchored in DIY and crafts, but also embraces books, shopping, fashion, business, movies, food, travel, beauty, tech, family life and more.

Milling About visits The Carriage House Inn Bed and Breakfast in Lynchburg, Virginia. Located in historic Daniels Hill, the house dates back to 1878 when it was owned by hardware store magnate Richard Watts who had 11 children. The mansion was restored to it's original grandeur by owners Kathy and Mike Bedsworth. Celebrating their 10 anniversary in the house; it was originally meant for Mike's pet project. He tells host Robin Milling he stripped 1800s paint off the mantels to their original woodwork, keeping features like a winding staircase with coffin corners, and claw foot bathtubs. Hoping to find attic treasures, Kathy says they found 18 inches of pigeon poop! Each of the four rooms is named for a Watts. Mike says a child is haunting the house, "We've had a little girl speak to some of the guests." Paranormal experts recorded her saying, 'Come here...I'm dead.' Staying in Richard Watts' room, Robin swears she felt someone tickling her toes in the middle of the night! It seems the ghosts are friendly and amiable.  When Kathy would smell smoke with no signs of fire, they reasoned it was Richard Watts smoking his cigar. They reminded him it was a non-smoking house and the smell went away! Breakfast is seasonal like pumpkin waffles for fall, and gingerbread and chocolate waffles for winter.

Kathy studied Seimei in the USA and Japan for several years. She recently returned from her 10th trip to Saga, Japan to study at the main headquarters. Kathy is the Foundation Director for the Seimei Foundation located in Hawthorne, NJ. She has "worked on" thousands of people over the years with amazing results. When Kathy found Seimei, she was suffering from an undiagnosed illness that left her bedridden. She was very weak, tired, and unable to use her arms because they were very heavy and weak. Kathy was also unable to keep her head up. She had been to orthopedists, neurologists, general practitioners, etc. and no one knew what was wrong. Kathy quit her job and went to bed! 6 months later feeling no better, a friend suggested that she try try Seimei. Kathy was reluctant because she was sure she had tried it all. Since Kathy studied and practiced Reiki, Massage, Classical homeopathy and had many friends who were "healers", she was sure nothing was going to help her. But then a friend onvinced her to give Seimei a try. Two weeks later Kathy began weekly Seimei sessions and her health began to improve in all areas. Kathy volunteers her time taking away stress & pain from participants at the Avon Cancer walk, AIDS walks, Eva's Village in Paterson on the staff and residents, nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Also on students at William Paterson University, Montclair University and Bergen Community College. She did Seimei at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in NYC for the staff. Kathy always demonstrates Seimei for free to anyone interested.