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Supergirl and J'onn are investigating a robbery in National City. The crime is being perpetrated by a group of aliens that would not normally work together. The items they are stealing are fairly benign separately, but together could build a bomb that would level a skyscraper.  This is a story that Kara could use to put Catco on top right? Andrea doesn't think so.  She wants articles about what the Superfriends do for fun.  That will give her the bump in ratings she craves. Kelly is on her first assignment for social services. She heads to a group home where a young boy named Joey with EMP powers is acting out. When Kelly speaks to him, she discovers he is stressed that his incarcerated brother Orlando is overusing his powers. This could lead to irreversible harm or even death if it were to continue. Kelly enlists the help of Kara to go speak to the warden of the prison where Orlando is being held, to inquire about his well-being. Meanwhile Nia is sent home from work for falling asleep in a staff meeting. She is still plagued with doubts regarding her powers. She is desperate to speak to her late mother to ask for her wisdom and guidance.  What price will she pay to get the advice and reassurance she craves?  When Nyxly invades Nia's dreamscape Green Butterfly begins to worry the price will be very, very high. Soon it becomes clear Orlando is part of the group of aliens Supergirl and J'onn have been looking for.  All five are being removed from their work assignment and diverted to another job.   Turns out these inmates had been told if they complete this side job then they will be set free. This appeals to Orlando because then he can return to caring for his brother Joey. Kelly is worried about the conditions she sees in the foster home. She returns under cover of darkness to retrieve security camera footage of the children being harmed by their caregiver.   Kara and William have a breakthrough in their story. They were able to follow the money to a mob boss that wanted the assortment of stolen items to build a bomb.  In the end the bad guys were stopped, and William was able to get an exclusive interview with Supergirl to appease Andrea. As Nia takes another nap, I am disturbed to find Nia falling victim to Nyxly's manipulations. The imp offers her 24 hours with her late mother in exchange for Nia's help escaping this dreamscape.  The wise owl tries to warn our Dreamer about the possible treachery. However, as we end the episode Nia is accepting Nyxly's bargain. Green Butterfly is filled with dread over the consequences that will need to be paid.  Can't wait to hear your thoughts on Supergirl's latest adventure. Until then, have a super week! 

When Kelly tells people she shaves her face, the reaction is almost always confusion. Sometimes even horror.  'But doesn't that make the hair grow back faster? And thicker?' Well Youbies, face shaving is a long-standing practice for ladies in the beauty industry and Kelly's gonna tell you why you should consider giving it a try yourself!   CREDITS Host: Kelly McCarren Producer: Gia Moylan GET IN TOUCH: Got a beauty question you want answered?  Email us at youbeauty@mamamia.com.au or call the podphone on 02 8999 9386.  Join our You Beauty Facebook Group here. Want this and other podcasts delivered straight to your inbox? Subscribe to our podcast newsletter. Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to another episode of Monetization Nation. In our last episode with Kelly Roach, we discussed strategies to successfully run live product launches, Kelly's entrepreneurial journey, and the power of collaboration. In today's episode, we'll be discussing nine principles for success from Kelly's book Unstoppable.   It's Never Too Late   Before we dive into these principles, Kelly talked about another topic in her book that really resonated with me: it's never too late to start to dream big and achieve amazing success. Kelly shares several examples of people who didn't achieve success until a little later in their lives.    Julia Child was 39 before she published her first cookbook. After working in advertising and media, her TV debut came at the age of 51. Ray Kroc bought McDonald's in 1954 at the age of 52. Laura Ingalls Wilder was 65 before she published the first of the Little House books. Colonel Sanders franchised Kentucky Fried Chicken when he was 62 and sold it for $2 million 12 years later. The first true Walmart opened when Sam Walton was 44. Henry Ford didn't launch the Ford Motor Company until he was 40.   We often think if we aren't successful by a certain age then we never will be. For most of us, our greatest success is going to come in our 40s and 50s. When we are that age, we're actually in a better position to find success because we're more mature and we have more life experience.   “Wherever you are, do not let your life be wasted. It's never too late. It's not about how old or young you are, it's about the amount of tenacity, determination, and perseverance that you have.” - Kelly Roach     Stop Resenting the 1% and Join Them     Kelly has seen many people who have a negative attitude toward people who are wealthy, yet in the next breath, they're saying they wish they were that wealthy. If we have a goal to become wealthy we can't resent people who have achieved that goal. Kelly said, “You're not going to achieve something that you resent, you're going to repel that. You're telling the universe ‘I don't want that. I don't like that.'”   While some of the 1% had previous advantages in their lives, many of them are self-made. They worked hard to get to where they are today. Instead of resenting them, we can learn from them. They have given us an example as they've carved their paths to success, and if we learn from their experiences we may find success too.     Cultivate the Entrepreneurial Spirit     Most of us have had 18 years of programming telling us that failure is bad. In our culture, it is very important to get good grades or do well in athletics or music, or other extracurricular activities. This can set us up for success in many ways, but it can also make us afraid of failure.   When Kelly was first starting as an entrepreneur, she was so afraid of failure. She was used to being in the corporate world where if you make a mistake, you can get fired. In entrepreneurship, however, we have to make mistakes in order to learn how to execute. Mistakes and risks are part of the job, and it can be hard to shift our mindset to realize that mistakes are okay.   “If you only play it safe and you stay in the box of what you already know how to do, you're not going anywhere,” Kelly said.     Act Like a CEO if You Want to Earn Like a CEO     Everybody wants success. Everybody wants a big house, expensive vacations, and their dream car. People who have those things live their lives in a specific way. They have discipline and perseverance, they've made sacrifices, they make investments in themselves, and they hold themselves to a certain standard all because they see themselves as a CEO.   Kelly has seen many people who think, “Once I'm successful, I'll do the work.” They're trying to put the cart before the horse. We can't start working hard after we get the promotion. We have to work hard to get the promotion in the first place. We can't say, “I'll build a team once I hit six figures,” because we're not going to get there without a team. And we can't wait to take risks until we see the payoffs.   Entrepreneurship requires us to dive in and give it everything we've got. It's not something we can just dip our toes in and find success. Success is much more likely when we start acting like a CEO, putting in the hard work, and making the hard decisions.     Act like a Leader     Along with acting like CEOs, we also need to act as leaders. Kelly said. “You have to see yourself as a leader. You have to conduct yourself as a leader. You have to be a leader in all things: word and deed. If you want to go far and go high in life—and it doesn't matter what that is; that could be at home with your children, in your relationship with your spouse, in your community, in your church, in your business and your career—you have to conduct yourself at that level if you want the rewards of life that come at that level.”   We are always at the podium as entrepreneurs. Everything we say and do is on display. So we must be ready to act as leaders at all times.      Develop Business Mastery     Growing a business has a lot of moving pieces: sales, marketing, infrastructure, systems, team building, leadership, HR, legal, etc. There are a lot of moving pieces to build a company, but often entrepreneurship is simplified down to acquiring clients.   Someone can secure the huge investor and still lose everything, going right back to where they started. Someone can get the big win on the front end with clients, but they don't have the backend systems to support it so they lose them all.   “Business mastery,” Kelly said, “is really about investing in committing to learning the components of building and running a successful business and creating mastery of your own skillset in being the leader. . . . Really think about the energy and effort that you're putting into developing your own skills as a CEO and as a business owner and [make] sure that the way you're investing in mastering these different fundamentals of business aligns with how high and how far you want to go. Your business can't grow beyond your growth.”     Invest in Ourselves     Let's face it, none of us know it all. None of us have achieved what we're trying to achieve before. But there are people who have achieved our goals before or have experience in the things we're trying to do.    In order to reach our goals, we need to be investing in ourselves. “Get the mentorship, the information, education, support, the resources that you need in order to achieve the outcomes that you want.,” Kelly said. “Your best investment is always going to be in your worth because you touch on everything else that you come in contact with.”   We should be investing in ourselves every day, even if we only have time for something small like listening to an informational podcast. We can't fill up the gas tank in our car once a year. It's something we've constantly got to keep up.     Don't Avoid Sales     Many entrepreneurs and small business owners almost have this phobia of sales. They don't want to spend time on it, they don't have a sales system, strategy, or salesperson in their company or on their team.   The problem with this is that everything in life from landing clients to getting kids to do their chores is sales. Everything is sales; everything involves a negotiation. “This is something that the vast majority of people really avoid. They have this negative perception, but it's really helping someone to do what's in their own best interest by showing them what's in it for them,” Kelly said. One of the most important skills that an entrepreneur can learn is how to be a great salesperson because everything is sales.     Be Disciplined      We often look at successful people and say, “Wow. They're so talented.” Talent does play a role in success, but it isn't the most important thing. What is the most important thing? Discipline.    Discipline is available to anyone. We choose to be persistent. We choose to be disciplined enough to work through challenges, to do what we don't feel like doing because it's the right thing to do, and to be a good leader even when we're exhausted and don't want to get back on the phone with someone one more time for the day.   “Discipline is the price that you pay to achieve greatness in every area of life, and almost always the answer to why you don't have what you want in your life is discipline,” Kelly said.   When I went to college, I received the largest private scholarship the university offered, but I was nowhere near the smartest kid there. What I had in my favor is I could outwork anybody. A lot of the time the biggest scholarships, best grades and GPAs, and the best business opportunities don't go to the smartest person, but they go to the person who's willing to discipline themselves and outwork everybody.     Focus on Something Bigger      If our goal is just to pay the bills, we're only going to get so far. Paying the bills, making money, and buying a house are all great goals but they are only going to bring us so much fulfillment. Focusing on something bigger than ourselves is the thing that is going to propel us to achieve our goals and dreams and bring fulfillment, joy, and a spark to our lives.   It will also help us during hard times. We'll be able to put things in perspective, deal with challenges, and work through hardships. Kelly said, “When I'm having a really big challenge when I'm struggling, I really try to put things in perspective and remember the why and remember that picture because I know that will help me recharge and refocus and get my mindset back on track to keep moving forward.”   Life is really about something bigger than us. The whole purpose and meaning are about doing good and making the world a better place. That's where we'll find true fulfillment.    Thinking about the big picture can be easier than thinking about the small. When we think small, not only do we think small in our solutions, but it's also hard to get people excited and motivated. It takes just as much effort to do things small. Kelly said, “When you're solving small problems, you box yourself into small solutions. When you are solving the 10x problem, you're opening up your whole world, and you're paving a path for yourself to succeed at that next level.”   Key Takeaways   Thank you so much Kelly for sharing your stories and insights with us today. Here are some of my key takeaways from this episode:   It's never too late to find success. Success doesn't have to happen at a certain age. If we resent what we want to become, we will never become it. Don't be afraid of failure. As an entrepreneur, it is part of the job. We have to put in the hard work if we want success. We must see and conduct ourselves as leaders. We should be striving to learn about every aspect of our business, not just getting clients. We should invest in ourselves daily to help our business grow with us. Everything involves sales. We shouldn't try to avoid it. Discipline will get us to where we want to be in life. Focusing on something bigger will give us fulfillment and allow us to think of big solutions.   Connect with Kelly   If you want to learn more about Kelly or connect with her, you can find her on LinkedIn or visit her website at UnstoppableEntrepreneur.com.    Want to be a Better Digital Monetizer?   Please follow these channels to receive free digital monetization content:   Get a free Monetization Assessment of your business Subscribe to the free Monetization eMagazine. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation YouTube channel. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.  Follow Monetization Nation on Instagram and Twitter.   Share Your Story  How are you investing in yourself to get where you want to be? 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Kelly Ibarra is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who specializes in Sexual Addiction and complex partner betrayal trauma. Kelly is the author of Deeply Troubled Radically Forgiven: A memoir about rebuilding after complex sexual betrayal. She is also a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT) and is trained in Somatic and Attachment-Focused EMDR (SAFE). In this week’s episode, Kelly talks about why she wrote her book and how she helps people who have been in her position of deep emotional hurt that was comfortable to tolerate.   TAKEAWAYS: [2:45] Why did Kelly write her book, Deeply Troubled Radically Forgiven? [4:25] Kelly, unfortunately, has had first-hand experience on what it’s like to love a partner that acts out. [7:00] When Kelly met her husband, he had been acting out for at least 20 years. [9:00] Kelly shares a little bit about her relationship with her husband and how she began to find out that he had an addiction. [13:00] When Kelly found out the extent of the addiction, her husband asked to ‘call her back because he was with friends’. The lack of attunement is very real for a lot of people with trauma. [14:35] It took years for Kelly’s husband to walk into a counselor's office. [15:55] Why did Kelly stay in the relationship for so long? [20:00] Because of Kelly’s own traumas, she was deeply attracted to her husband’s behaviors because they made sense to her. The more ‘stable’ guys were seen as a novelty and it scared her away. [22:55] How did Kelly recover from this? [25:35] What makes a partner heal from betrayal? [29:05] Partners in recovery are learning to dance for the very first time. [34:00] What are primary and secondary emotions? [37:45] How has this trauma affected Kelly’s children? [42:40] No matter how bad things really are, your children have to be the primary focus. [46:40] After a betrayal, how can you be intimate again?   RESOURCES:  The Porn Panic: Is Porn a ‘Public Health Crisis’? Sex and Relationship Healing @RobWeissMSW Sex Addiction 101  Seeking Integrity Cruise Control: Understanding Sex Addiction in Gay Men  Prodependence: Moving Beyond Codependency Connect with Kelly: LinkedIn & Deeply Troubled Radically Forgiven.  Email Kelly: KIbarra@CPCounsel.net   QUOTES: “When it eventually got to a place where he’s like, “I have a problem.” It didn't mean he was ready to suit up and jump out of the plane.” “No matter what we’ve been through, a lot of things that happened to us as kids affect the way we see relationships and experiences as adults.” “I stayed because I felt like no one else would love me, nobody would accept me.”

When Kelly auditions for a part in a Fox network sitcom, she happens to mention some stories about her family which the producer likes better then the original script. Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/marriedwithchildrenpodcast/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLa92MNmau7upQzNNU1DoGw Subscribe in Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/married-with-children-podcast/id1534577841 Contribute to our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MarriedWithChildrenPodcast

Kelly Zirbes es la vocalista y fundadora de Kelly's Lot, una banda de Los Angeles con unos 15 álbumes editados. Aunque el blues siempre ha estado presente en su música, el nuevo álbum acústico de Kelly's Lot, titulado "Where and When," es el primero de la banda que está dedicado al blues al cien por cien. Esta semana escuchamos varios temas de este álbum, y también temas de varios álbumes del gran Alvin Youngblood Hart, en plan acústico y también enchufado. Playlist: Snatch It Back and Hold It – Junior Wells; Big Mama's Door (Might Return), Big Mama's Door - Alvin Youngblood Hart; Stronger, Nature, Lost, Heaven, Jealous Hearted Blues, Where and When - Kelly's Lot; Electric Eel, Maxwell Street Jimmy, Necessary Roughness (A Power Move), Shoot Me A Grin, Big Mama's Door - Alvin Youngblood Hart. Escuchar audio

With Addiction on the rise, this conversation couldn't come at a more perfect time. Whether you are someone struggling with addiction yourself, or living alongside an addicted loved one, there IS hope in moving beyond it. Asking and receiving support is never a sign of weakness. In fact, it is a sign of Strength.  Kelly shares her story of hitting her breaking point, and the steps she took to begin her journey towards freedom. Now, as she has turned her pain into purpose, she is on a mission to help others find freedom like she has. Bio Kelly is a speaker, coach, educator and published author.   She is also a single mom to twins and an advocate for families living alongside addiction. Through carefully designed workshops and programs, Kelly teaches families how to remove guilt and create boundaries with their addicted loved one, while simultaneously empowering themselves on their own journey of self-discovery. In addition to being a spouse living alongside addiction, Kelly has her own personal story of addiction and recovery. When Kelly started to take accountability and ownership for her story, she truly began to change her life and find the freedom she was searching for. Kelly’s signature program Steps To Freedom is specifically designed for women living alongside addiction. She teaches women how to find freedom from their addicted loved one without losing more of themselves in the process. Kelly knows first hand how debilitating addiction can be, and is on a mission to help as money women as possible create freedom in their lives, regardless of their loved ones choices. To connect with Kelly: https://www.kellyjanecoaching.com/ Steps to Freedom Signature Program: https://kelly-jane-coaching25.mykajabi.com/stepstofreedom Private Facebook group for women living alongside addiction: https://www.facebook.com/groups/findingfreedomfromyouraddictedlovedone

Without Remorse 109 Minutes, Rated R Written by Taylor Sheridan and Will Staples Directed by Stefano Sollima Synopsis: The film tells the origin story of John Kelly (aka John Clark), a U.S. Navy SEAL, who uncovers an international conspiracy while seeking justice for the murder of his pregnant wife by Russian soldiers. When Kelly joins … Continue reading Without Remorse

  Kelly talks openly in this episode of how she no longer carries any guilt or shame around food, this has long gone and recently Kelly celebrated reaching her target weight and is thoroughly delighted. Kelly was very quick to announce that her weight loss had taken her over 10 years to achieve, this was a process of self-discovery that wasn't just about the number on the scales. Patience, determination, and resilience certainly did pay off. When Kelly had embarked on an intensive fitness regime over 10 weeks working out 6 days a week Kelly weighed only twice during this time and to Kelly's surprise while she was delighted that she had lost a dress size and 16 inches the scales only reduced by two pounds. This was a game-changer for Kelly who had been so focused on the scales that she now recognised that a combination of exercise and healthy eating would produce the results that she had been waiting for. I know this episode will truly inspire you, Kelly attended her fitness course weighing over 23 stone and continued to work on her fitness while eating a healthy diet. What can you put into place to give momentum to your weight and fitness goals? I hope this episode will allow you to see what is truly possible when you take action and commit to your health and fitness journey. You can continue to follow Kelly’s progress over on Instagram @catsmother_weightloss_journey   Slimming Stories Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/391927294836170 Slimming Stories Instagram:  @sw_slimmingstories_podcast   Clubhouse Group - Stop Dreaming Alone: For anyone new to Clubhouse this is a new social media platform that you will need to apply to join or receive an invite to, it's a little inclusive at the moment but definitely worth your while. Stop Dreaming Alone is where I show up with my fellow entrepreneur friends to talk through the steps of starting out and taking action on business ideas so that you can put into place a plan to leave your day job and do the thing that lights you up! https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/stop-dreaming-alone

At first glance, Kelly's life seems incredibly scary after losing two of her four kids to tragic accidents eleven years apart. You may even think that you wouldn't want to hear her tragic story, but to me and many others, Kelly is an absolute inspiration. I know that when others see Kelly, they must think, 'Wow! Look at Kelly. She's lost two kids and she can still smile. She can still help me. Maybe there is hope for me, too." Now, let me be clear. This is not how Kelly's grief journey started. In the first years after Alisha's death, she says that she kept to herself. She and her three young children tried going to grief therapy a few times, but felt like it was too difficult. Instead, she kept to herself, focusing on writing and raising her kids. She said that her family and friends often avoided talking about Alisha, because they didn't want to make each other sad. Although she was living with her husband and three children who were themselves grieving, she felt very alone in her grief. After several years though, she did learn to open up and heal. She found her faith strengthening once again. Not only did she attend grief support groups, she led one at her church. She worked to help every grieving person she met to let them know that they are never alone. God was a constant presence, and she was there to be God's hands and feet. When Kelly lost her oldest son, Jason, a couple of years later, as devastating and horrific as it was, she handled it in a much different way. The family didn't avoid talking about Jason. When someone wanted to share, they did. They mourned as a family. Kelly, specifically, allowed others outside of the family to bring her comfort by providing meals and doing errands. Kelly is quite honestly one of the most inspiring people I have met along my grief journey. I have found that I have been counting the days, weeks, and months without Andy over these past 2 1/2 years. I have felt myself feeling like I am getting further and further from him. I worry that over time I am forgetting little bits of him as time passes. Kelly reminds me that actually I am not leaving Andy behind. Andy has actually gone ahead of me and is waiting for me. Each day, in fact, is one day closer to being with him again. That can bring a little smile to my face as well. To learn more about Kelly and her writing, visit her website

Kelly Stumpe is a mom of two, full time working car salesman at her family’s car dealership in St. Louis Missouri. When Kelly became a mom she realized so many women were searching for the "perfect mom car". She then set out on the journey to review and tour every mom car out there. Her goal is to help each mom find the right car for them. There is no "perfect car" because everyone's situation and preferences are a little different. You will love this episode!

Kelly Perdew is a Co-Founder and Managing General Partner at Moonshots Capital, a seed-stage venture capital firm that invests in extraordinary leadership. Kelly has served in every capacity: Founder, Board Member, CEO, COO, CFO, Business Development, and Sales. He has raised institutional financing, grown businesses, down-sized businesses, and sold businesses for 8-figure exits. Kelly was the winner of the second season of The Apprentice.This granted him access to work with the Trump brand across its different businesses. He holds an MBA and JD from The School of Law UCLA and graduated from West Point. In this episode… Imagine yourself proving your entrepreneurial mettle, riding on fame, and going on to build and invest in exceptional brands—that would be like a snapshot of Kelly Perdew’s story. When Kelly won the second season of Donald Trumps’ The Apprentice, you’d think the journey would be a smooth sail from there. But in Kelly’s case, it wasn’t a straight line: there were a few twists, turns, and kicking yourself experiences before he was able to set down his roots and get to where he is today. Learn more about the inspiring entrepreneurial story of Kelly Perdew, Co-Founder and Managing General Partner at Moonshots Capital, on this episode of Dr. Jeremy Weisz’s Inspired Insider Podcast. Kelly recalls what it was like working with Donal Trump after winning The Apprentice, how he became an investor, his biggest investment miss, and how his company determines which early-stage companies they should invest in.

53. Guess Who's Coming to Christmas Joe watches the rocker-learns-the-meaning-of-life film, Guess Who's Coming to Christmas (2013)! When Kelly wins a contest for any wish, she gets her former fave singer Dax to stay with her family for the week of Christmas! Can Dax learn the true meaning of Christmas and be swayed by her reverend father to go to church? Probably! Find out why Joe gets embarrassingly mad in this, the fifty-third episode of JOE WATCHES 60 CHRISTMAS MOVIES IN 60 DAYS! Tell Joe which rocker you wanna smooch on Twitter @joemoc!

Tune in (12/02/20) to The Doctor Whisperer Show, at 5:30pm EST, to welcome Kelly Venuti, LMHC & Brain Health Coaching of Integrative Health With Kelly! Kelly is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Certified CBD Consultant/Educator, Certified Brain Health Coach, and a Certified Integrative Medicine for Mental Health Provider. She has over 20 years of experience providing integrative and holistic treatments, helping individuals obtain their wellness goals. Kelly specializes in treating ADHD, Anxiety, and Mood Disorders in children, adolescents, and adults. She believes in the mind-body-spirit connection and whole-self healing. You cannot heal one without attention to the other. Everyone can heal from within. Kelly is a native of St. Petersburg, Florida, and loves her city! Kelly prides herself on the connections she has made within the health and healing community to provide her clients with the best resources. Concierge Holistic Wellness was born under the premise of not only providing an integrative approach to wellness but also collaborating with other like-minded practitioners in the hopes of giving individuals the tools and resources they need on their healing journeys. When Kelly is not helping others, she loves camping with friends and family, catching the sunset, yoga, gardening, and watching her son play soccer! Thank you to our incredible sponsor TieTechnology for sponsoring the show! Contact: To send me a voice message, click here: https://anchor.fm/thedoctorwhisperer/message To send me an email, click here: 13thavenuemedia@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedoctorwhisperer/message

Ed from North Bend has asked us for help with his girlfriend Kelly who he says is out of control with spending for Christmas. He says ever since Prime Day, packages have been constantly arriving at their home and he is worried about whether they can pay their bills, especially with so much uncertainty right now. When Kelly comes on she says it’s been a crap year so she is going the extra mile to buy a little happiness for their family and friends. She says she’s getting great deals and also has a very specific plan for what she is getting for whom, as well as a plan for how to pay for it all. But when Ed says that now more than ever they need to be watching their spending, Kelly brings up HIS late-night online spending “habit” after she goes to bed, which she says is way “More Holly than Jolly”…

Food Integrity Now spoke with Glyphosate Girl, Kelly Ryerson, about her journey covering the Monsanto trials. She candidly spoke with me about covering the first trial, Johnson v. Monsanto, and how she created her very entertaining, creative, and informative blog. The illustrations on this post are created by Kelly from her blog! When Kelly arrived […] The post Glyphosate Girl Kelly Ryerson appeared first on Food Integrity Now.

It's National Cheesecake Day/& Chili Day/ & Father-in-law Day! Kelly couldn't go to sleep and blames her dog. On this day in country music: 2007 - Big and Rich - "Lost in This Moment with You." Gotcha Gossip: Tracy Morgan getting a divorce & Matthew Mcconaughey releasing memoir. Top comfort food during pandemic. Hot dog rice krispie treats are a thing. People are Crazy: Couple arrested for walking their dog...NAKED. When Kelly lets her boys choose dinner. We celebrate birthdays! Country Music News: Garth Brooks withdrawals name from CMT's entertainer of the year and Brad Paisley releases video for "No I in Beer." Randy Travis releases music from his archives. Brandon gives good advice on what NOT to do in a mask and how to prevent "maskne." Brandon's photo fail with President Clinton and Kelly makes his secret service men nervous. Do you hear green needle or brainstorm? Workout Anytime with Brandon Baxter! What's on the podcast and on TV tonight?

During this episode of Vital Metabolic Podcast, hosts James Wheeler and John Parker speak with Kelly Manzone, who is an expert on training with kettlebells and clubs. Kelly talks about how she incorporates movement into her training, the importance of creativity, and how to get started with circular training.   Episode Highlights:  What inspired you to add kettlebells into your training? Kelly was the first to bring kettlebells into the New York Sports Club she was working at. Kelly battled infectious colitis for 3 years after a severe bout of food poisoning. Kelly sees kettlebells as a way to fill in the missing gaps. Accessory training doesn’t mean you have to lose your background, whatever that may be. How do you utilize these tools with your clients? Kelly uses different tools with different clients on a case-by-case basis. John mentions that training is not just about traditional approaches, there is an art behind it. How does working on stability vs mobility look in your training? Kelly is hypermobile, so she does feel like she works more on stability. When you are training with kettlebells, what are you thinking about? When Kelly is training for herself, she does it more intuitively, but she does have days where it is really structured. Kelly also talks about how she uses kettlebells with her clients and ways to be creative. Kelly likes to work on skill-based modalities with her clients. Kelly mentions that, with skill-based modalities, clients have to be trusted to practice on their own. They can’t only practice once or twice a week.  How do people get started with circular training? Remember that your body is a moving unit. People have always been moving, pulling, pressing, etc. long before it was formatted by an industry. Kelly is more active on her Instagram. Kelly feels that there is too much comparison within the industry, and that it’s completely fine for people to have different training styles. It’s important for trainers to understand their strengths/weaknesses and areas of expertise, and know when to refer to someone else. Do you have anything else to share?  Where can people find you?   3 Key Points: Kelly believes that creativity is a very important part of the training process. With skill-based modalities, you have to be willing to keep working on them at home. There does not need to be so much competition in the fitness industry.   Tweetable Quotes:  “Movement is its own language.” -Kelly Manzone “I’ve never been able to put myself in a box and describe exactly what I am. It’s because I’m constantly curious about what’s on the other side.” -Kelly Manzone “I train a lot of type-A personalities, and I want them to tap into feeling.” -Kelly Manzone   Resources Mentioned:  James’ Facebook Instagram Twitter John’s Facebook Instagram Twitter Kettlebell Gains Apparel code vital20 Kelly’s Facebook Instagram Website kelly@kmmoves.com https://www.indianclubsacademy.com/

In 1967, Van Vlahakis, who grew up during the pre-WWII era in Nazi Germany, started the ECOS brand with an eco-friendly laundry detergent. Now, over 50 years later, Van's daughter Kelly has turned the ECOS brand, and its manufacturer Earth Friendly Products in to a worldwide household name. When Kelly talks about family and family business, she lights up. Her passion for creating a more healthy world for the next generation, for her family, and for her legacy come out in waves on this interview. You can see all of the ECOS products at https://www.ecos.com/, You can also view the trailer for the 2012 feature film, "A Green Story", here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICGw6o1vzJ0 This is an amazing film about Van, Kelly, their family, and their inspiring story. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fromthehart/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fromthehart/support

Kelly Murtagh, the alluring, graceful and jovial actor, writer, singer and mother has established herself as one of Hollywood's hardest working entertainers with the upcoming release of her movies THE LOVEBIRDS starring alongside Issa Rae, Kumail Nanjiani, and Anna Camp now being released on Netflix, as well as her film SHAPELESS, which she wrote and stars in. We would love to arrange an interview with you and Kelly to discuss her upcoming films and projects, as well as her illustrious career having already stared in series and films such as USA's "The Purge," Hulu's "The First," Freeform's "Cloak & Dagger," and Netflix's TALL GIRL, to name a few. Coming to Netflix, THE LOVEBIRDS is a new romcom that tells the story of Jibran (Kumail) and Leilani (Issa). On the brink of breaking up, a couple gets unintentionally embroiled in a bizarre murder mystery. As they get closer to clearing their names and solving the case, they need to figure out how they, and their relationship, can survive the night. Kelly portrays 'Evonne,' Leilani's annoying close friends. Please use the following link to view the trailer: THE LOVEBIRDSTRAILER Kelly also wrote and stars in her upcoming film SHAPELESS which is loosely based off of her life, and tells the story of 'Ivy," a struggling New Orleans singer fighting to hide an eating disorder, must face her addiction and the monsters that come with it or risk losing everything. Born and raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Kelly from a young age began acting, singing and performing at the age of 3 years old. Growing up, Kelly had a strong imagination and a love for being out in nature and appreciating the outdoors. By the time Kelly began middle school she had become shy and closed off. At age 14 she began her struggles with an eating disorder that would follow her through high school, college, and her professional career. While attending Elon University where she majored broadcast journalism, Kelly applied for one of their programs in Los Angeles the summer before her senior year. After graduating from Elon University, Kelly moved back to the west coast. While in LA, Kelly sought out treatment for her eating disorder after her doctors told her she was damaging her vocal cords and singing ability. After successfully completing treatment and getting the support she so needed from her friends, boyfriend (now husband), she began training with Emmy Award winner Hank Azaria and studied improvisation at the Upright Citizen's Brigade and The Groundlings. She booked a commercial/print campaign for Call of Duty: Black Ops, which earned Kelly her membership in SAG-AFTRA as well as a billboard in Times Square, NYC. She began training with Emmy Award winner and Academy member Chick Vennera at the Renegade Theatre Group. Kelly relocated to New Orleans where formed Water Meter Productions, LLC with her husband, Robert John Gilchrist. Kelly and Robert have one daughter. When Kelly isn't busy in front of the camera, recording music or writing, she can be found at her local Bar 3 where teaches and takes yoga classes. She also loves spending time with her husband and daughter. Kelly also is looking to get involved with various charities and organizations that help all types of people dealing with body dysmorphia. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is episode #51, Welcome to the Neuroscience Meets Social and Emotional Learning podcast, my name is Andrea Samadi, I’m a former educator whose been fascinated with understanding the science behind high performance strategies in schools, sports and the workplace for the past 20 years. Each week we bring you an expert who has risen to the top of their industry with specific strategies that you can implement immediately, whether you are a teacher or student in the classroom, or working in the corporate world, to take your results to the next level. If you are like me, and love to learn, grow, challenge yourself and always are looking for that competitive edge, listen closely to the tips our next guest has to say, and write down the ones that you want to implement immediately. Watch the interview on YouTube here. Our guest today has been training my husband and I since we were dating back in 2006, and I can honestly say that I would never hire another trainer after working with him. He not only challenges our fitness and nutrition goals, but also wants to know what’s going on with our businesses and family life.  Let me tell you more about this incredible entrepreneur.Kelly Schmidt[i], is one of the leading personal training and fitness experts in Arizona, who has over 20 years of personal training and health development experience all over the world with his online and in person training programs. When Kelly graduated from high school, he was 115 pounds (which is hard to imagine knowing him today) but he says he felt that he was the little guy, which fueled his transformation that took him to 3rd place in his first professional body building show just 5 years ago (in 2015). He now coaches busy professionals all over the world in person at his gym in Glendale, AZ and with his online training programs to help people fit health and fitness into their lifestyle for long term, sustainable results.[ii] Welcome Kelly! Kelly, the minute I got the notification that all gyms were closing, I thought of you to help people at all different stages of health, with these strange times where we are quarantined inside our homes. You came to my mind immediately because you’ve been working all year with me on workouts, I can do at home so that I spend less time in the gym. I’ve been seeing posts from people all over the place asking questions about the best way to begin an exercise program. I do want to add the disclaimer, that for anyone at the beginning of their health and fitness journey, please do begin with consulting with your healthcare provider before trying anything new.Kelly, thanks, so much for being here today, and sharing your ideas and tips with us to help those who might be at the start of their fitness journey, to those looking for more challenge with a home workout because with you, that’s exactly what you’ll get.   The first question I have for you is on nutrition, which is such a wide topic. We all have different health goals (some people want to lose weight, others gain weight, add more muscle) what would you suggest are some best practices for ALL of us with our nutrition these days? I know that you taught us meal-prepping, and what we should be eating/not eating. Has anything you are doing changed? Is there any staple food that you used to buy that you can’t get these days? How has your nutrition stayed the same and how has it changed?I had a doctor years ago get me off sugar when he was researching the impact of sugar on our health and he wrote this book called Sugar Crush: How to Reduce Inflammation, Reverse Nerve Damage, and Reclaim Good Health.[iii] I had some health issues that went away 100% and ever since then, I’ve been wary of even fruits because he had me stop eating anything with sugar, and specifically high glycemic fruits. Do you stay away from any fruits and what do you put in your shakes? What impact do you see sugar having on you?What are macros? How can people figure out what’s the best combination for them or is even talking about macros over kill? I don’t want to stress people out, so how important do you think it is that people have an idea of the numbers that work best for them with the ratio of fats/proteins/carbs that they should be consuming?What about Celery Juicing. You started us on this practice a few years ago, since we are on our 2nd celery juicing machine.[iv] Then I started to follow this expert Anthony William who is @medicalmedium on Instagram and he’s been helping millions of people around the world for years with his book Celery Juice: The Powerful Medicine of our Time Healing Millions Worldwide.[v]  What benefits have you noticed with this?I’ve been learning from Dr. Daniel Amen on the best nutraceuticals to take to help improve my health and what sticks out to me is that he mentions that most people are deficient in Omega 3 fatty acids, so I force myself to take fish oil daily. What supplements do you take daily? Have you added more vitamin c lately?I know what cardio exercise you do daily because we share our activity through the activity app on our watches. I know that people can do this on their Fit Bit as well. Can you share what your daily workouts look like with what you do for cardio, and strength training and what would be 10 exercises that people could do at home that are just as impactful as using machines at the gym?Besides exercise, what are you doing for your mental health?How are you balancing your business and fitness goals? What does your daily schedule look like?Thanks so much Kelly for sharing your thoughts with us. I’m so grateful to have you as a friend, and for all you have done to help support our family, and for the business ideas you’ve shared. It was Kelly who suggested I record my podcasts on video and put them up on YouTube! Great idea, I really appreciate you. For those who want to learn more about your programs,  they can visit http://www.lifefuzionfitness.com/programs/ and follow you on social media. If anyone wants to access your FREE home video workouts, they can email you at kelly@lifefuzionfitness.com  Keep up the incredible work, and thanks for the decades of health tips and inspiration. RESOURCES:Will Fruit Make You Fat? Kelly Schmidt  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMz9pOIWO_sWhat Are Macros? Kelly Schmidt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VliM09e653AREFERENCES:[i] http://www.lifefuzionfitness.com/kelly-schmidt/ [ii] http://www.lifefuzionfitness.com/lifestyle-blueprint/ [iii] Sugar Crush: How to Reduce Inflammation, Reverse Nerve Damage, and Reclaim Good Health by Dr. Richard P. Jacoby and Rachuel Baldelomar https://www.amazon.com/Sugar-Crush-Inflammation-Reverse-Reclaim/dp/0062348221 [iv] Celery Juicing Machine https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DKFH9QM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 [v]Celery Juice: The Powerful Medicine of our Time Healing Millions Worldwide by Medical Medium Anthony William https://www.amazon.com/Medical-Medium-Celery-Juice-Worldwide/dp/140195765X 

Kelly and John have worked together for about three years. When Kelly started working with John he didn't waste any time asking Kelly out. But Kelly had a boyfriend at the time, and she was kind of put off by the fact she had a co-worker asking her out...

When Kelly has to sit one out, there's only one thing to do! Call in Grant and Abbie of course! The dynamic duo talk about the infamous killer Gary M. Heidnik, who was the inspiration for Buffalo Bill as well as the unsolved Cleveland Toro Murderer. Kelly will be back next month!

Kelly Walker completely changed her life from a video game junkie to become The Queen of Manifesting. She shares her journey and the lessons learned along the way on this week's episode of Stories of Hope in Hard Times. Kelly Walker: From Gamer to The Queen of ManifestingBioKelly Walker is a manifesting coach, international speaker, podcaster, and cruise retreat host. She is originally from Dallas, Texas and she spent her school years in Kansas. Now she lives in Spanish Fork, Utah with her husband and teenage son. She loves to help unlock the potential of women entrepreneurs who know they are meant for big things, but have been stuck playing small. She helps them tap into their purpose, take control of their inner chatter, build themselves in their tribe, and change the world on a bigger scale. Kelly Walker is The Queen of Manifesting. Hiding in the BathroomKelly decided she was going to be a motivational speaker after attending her first motivational seminar. Sitting in the audience, she realized that was what she needed to do. She was a graphic designer at the time but had just been fired, so she decided that speaking would be her new career. She went on the lookout for speaker training programs or anything that might help her on this new path. Every day, she said out loud, "I am a motivational speaker and I change lives from the stage." She had no idea how she would get there, but she believed she could. The Event & The BathroomDuring her search for training, she found an event on Facebook which was a cross between a TED talk and America's Got Talent. They have four contestants each month. The contestants speak for ten minutes to a panel of judges and then are given feedback. Kelly read this as free speaker coaching. So, she bought a ticket and went to watch. The judges were amazing and gave great feedback. When the judging was over, the MC stood up and told the audience that there was an open spot for a contestant next month. Kelly felt like this was her chance! She stood up and started walking over to sign up, even though she was scared. But she was so afraid she walked right past the table and toward the exit. She didn't even recall changing directions. As she was quickly walking away, she noticed a bathroom by the exit where she quickly went to hide. In the bathroom Kelly argued with herself about going to sign up. She sat there for at least ten minutes, trying to convince herself that she should sign up. Eventually, "brave Kelly" won and she went to find the MC and sign up. She asked if the spot was still open and when he said yes, she burst into tears of terror. But she did come back, and she won the contest! Kelly has spoken over 150 times since that contest. Years of Health ChallengesInfertility ChallengesLife wasn't always as easy as signing up for a contest and winning though. When Kelly was 38 years old, she struggled with fertility. She would leave church every Sunday because it was so hard for her to see other young moms with their babies. They tried fertility treatments but to no avail. Finally, Kelly quit her job and they went to Mexico, and she got pregnant! Kelly swears the lack of stress is what did it. Pregnancy ComplicationsHowever, the pregnancy itself was no less difficult. At 26 weeks, Kelly developed toxemia and had to go on bed rest. The doctors gave Kelly a steroid that helps the baby's lungs to develop faster because they were afraid they were going to have to deliver him early. Kelly remembers praying and praying that she wouldn't need to deliver her son yet. She stabilized and he ended up being able to stay put until week 38, with Kelly in the hospital on complete bed rest. AnxietyAs her son kept growing, Kelly felt claustrophobic and at one point she was having 24-hour panic attacks. Kelly was so anxious she doesn't know how her husband survived the last few months of the pregnancy. Neither she nor her husband got much due to the extreme anxiety. Everytime

Today I'm honoured to have an old client of mine Kelly share her story with you. When Kelly came to me around July this year, she had already quit sugar to reverse her insulin resistance, fatty liver and rheumatoid arthritis.  But there was still something missing for her in terms of her mental suffering. Kelly didn't want to suffer from anxiety and depression any more. Kelly shares where I pointed her towards when it comes to understanding the human experience, and how her life has changed now. She also shares how she has shared this with her children too, particularly her child who is autistic. "I don't want him or you to feel that autism is a deficit to who he is." If you're curious to learn more around this understanding, I have a number of podcast episodes in which it is talked about: Episode 2: My take on it all Episode 18: Fiona Lukeis Episode 21: Rochelle Gance Episode 33: There is always hope Other great podcasts that talk to this understanding are: Changeable by Dr Amy Johnson Caffeine For The Soul Michael Neill A Little Peace of Mind Podcast by Nicola Bird The Joy of Being by Marina Pearson Real Business Real Lives by Barbara Patterson Awesome books to read are: The Little Book of Big Change by Dr Amy Johnson Somebody Should Have Told Us by Jack Pransky The Relationship Handbook by George Pransky The Space Within by Michael Neill **** To connect with me, please go to my website: http://www.traceymcbeath.com.au For your access to my FREE resources library, click here: http://bit.ly/FREERESOURCESLIBRARY If you would like to get in touch with Kelly, please email me at tracey@traceymcbeath.com.au and I can pass your details on to her.

SPENDING DETENTION WITH HUNTER Katie Clancy interviews Chris Kelly, who grew up in Aspen and was a student in the school where George Stranahan was principal. When Kelly was given detention, he spent the day blowing up a car with Hunter S. Thompson.

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When Kelly's date gives her an ultimatum , she finds herself stranded but not alone on a deserted road 15 miles outside Chicago. Meanwhile, Peg tries to put some spice back into her marriage by spending Saturday night "communicating" with Al.   Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/marriedwithchildrenpodcast/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLa92MNmau7upQzNNU1DoGw Subscribe in Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/married-with-children-podcast/id1534577841 Contribute to our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MarriedWithChildrenPodcast

Going off the beaten path, the idiots celebrate the last weekend of October by jumping to the West Coast! Hello beautifully haunted San Francisco. This week: The idiots go zen, Bran Stark doesn't poop, World's Smartest Boat Captain, Ghostly Breakfast Club, Billy Joel Piano Duel, When Kelly met Manson, construction saves your life, and James Bond is a pussy.

When Kelly's modeling school suddenly closes down, she gets a new job as a greeter at the TV World theme park. When this is threatened by her low performance ratings, Kelly gets switched into Commercial Land where she plays "the Verminator" who hunts down roaches, like Bud. Meanwhile, Al takes his annual "Bundy World Tour,": a week-long trip around the world by himself, in the Bundy living room.   Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/marriedwithchildrenpodcast/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLa92MNmau7upQzNNU1DoGw Subscribe in Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/married-with-children-podcast/id1534577841 Contribute to our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MarriedWithChildrenPodcast

From dancing on pointe to inventing a pointe shoe insert worn by dancers around the globe. Meet Kelly Schmutte, Founder of PerfectFit Pointe Shoe Inserts! When Kelly first when on pointe as a young ballet dancer, she couldn’t help but think, “There’s got to be a better way to do this!”  “Dancers feet and toes are as different as their faces”. With this realization, Kelly noticed a problem. Most toe pads on the market were the same shape for all feet and are one uniform thickness, which does nothing to improve weight distribution or the fit of the shoe. In 2015, after years of planning and processing, Kelly made a solution. Her PerfectFit Pointe Shoe Inserts use a moldable impression material to adapt each dancers unique foot to fit the inside of their shoe like a glove.    LINKS: SHOWNOTES   INSTAGRAM: @perfectfitpointe @jordannicoleh

When Kelly took a trip down to the beach a few days ago, she found she wasn’t able to unplug and relax as easily as she’d been able to previously. This led to a bit of tension and frustration, namely toward herself for not making the most of a restorative opportunity. But Kelly also knows firsthand that resentment—be it toward yourself or other people—really only serves to build up negative energy until you either lash out or burn out. Forgiveness, as difficult as it might seem, is key to exorcizing these thoughts and moving on with your life. If you’re a high-functioning Type A and find yourself overanalyzing and unable to let go of past transgressions then this episode is for you. In this episode, Kelly helps you understand how resentment—even of the most justified variety—really only serves to make you wallow in anger and toxicity. She lays out a variety of tools and strategies you can use to deal with these negative feelings in a healthier manner, and also describes some of her own experiences with resentment and how she was able to move on from them. The Finer Details of This Episode: - Learning to view regrets and resentment as the wastes of energy that they are and moving on from decisions you can’t unmake. - Kelly’s video game analogy for understanding personal progress. - How holding onto negative vibes out of a misplaced desire to seek justice can build up and act as “spiritual constipation.” - Why resenting other people is effectively giving them power over you—and they aren’t even aware of it! - Kelly relates her own struggle to forgive someone who had wronged her deeply. - If you want to know what Kelly’s personal mantra is for grappling with intense feelings of resentment, send her a direct message at http://www.instagram.com/kellythealth  - Don’t forget to schedule a quick chat with Kelly to learn more about her Ascend Mastermind at http://www.kellytravis.net/ascend! Quotes: “There is so much freedom in forgiveness—and that freedom leads to greater success.” “If you want to forgive others, you also have to forgive yourself.” “The beauty in life is that we always have a choice.” “Everyone is doing the best they can with what they have, and hurt people usually hurt people.” “It takes more courage to forgive than to hold a grudge.” Show Links: Kelly’s homepage - http://www.kellytravis.net Ascend Mastermind - http://www.kellytravis.net/ascend

This week I sat down with business coach Kelly Roach to discuss her entrepreneurial journey and learn more about how she built her business around her ideal lifestyle and core values. Kelly Roach is a Business Growth Coach who helps Entrepreneurs and Business Owners start and scale their businesses so they can create true lifestyle freedom. She's a former NFL Cheerleader, a mom and wife who honed her coaching skills by handling hundreds of millions in assets and managing dozens of teams at once across multiple locations. In her corporate career, she engineered record-breaking turnarounds for companies and mentored departments of Fortune 500 companies to break every single sales record. Her goal is to help her clients meet their true potential and live out their dreams by building profitable businesses that enhance every aspect of their lives. When Kelly graduated college, her dream was to a corporate executive high level position in a global organization. She started in an entry level position right out of school with a Fortune 500 company, and after 10 years and 8 promotions, became the youngest Senior VP of the company. When she began thinking about what she wanted her actual day-to-day to look like, she realized that in order to build a life based on her core values of financial abundance, freedom, and making a difference, she would need to create a business that works for her, instead of the other way around. Listen to my interview with Kelly to learn: • The core values around which Kelly created a thriving, successful business • Why she focuses on Legacy Leadership in her work • The importance of patience and vision for entrepreneurial success • How Kelly has built her business around her family's lifestyle dreams As you listen to this week's episode, Kelly and I would love to hear your takeaways. Post a screenshot of this episode to your Instagram Stories and tag me (@Cailen_Ascher) and Kelly (@kellyroachofficial)! • Connect with Kelly inside her Tribe of UNSTOPPABLES Facebook community or on her website at https://kellyroachcoaching.com/ • Listen to Kelly's podcast, Unstoppable Success Radio • Share your insights and comments about this episode in 3-Day Workweek: Work Less, Make More, Live Better, my private community of over 3000 + female entrepreneurs • Want more tips, strategies, and resources for creating your own 3-Day Workweek? Subscribe, rate, and review The 3-Day Workweek Podcast on iTunes

You can't make a ho a housewife. Shayne Lovera had it all but circumstances left her in a tough spot. Then she met Kelly Lovera. He was tall, good looking and incredibly smart. The pair found comfort in one another. But sometimes bliss can sour. When Kelly is found dead in a suspicious accident, fingers start pointing...to his wife. In the mountains of Tennessee, Mountain Murders takes a look at fatal attraction.

Kelly Baader is here to share her inspiring story of how she had to overcome insurmountable odds since her childhood to achieve the success she enjoys today. She is a wife and Mom, lives in Switzerland with a well-traveled Labrador, a renowned Digital Sales and Marketing Strategist, Certified Business Coach, Mentor to emerging Christian entrepreneurs, Host of Christian CEO podcast and author of a best selling book. Highlights: How she overcome being told she wouldn't make it in business. What it was like to be a female CEO when it was mostly a male occupation. When Kelly experienced the presence of God and was asked what she wanted for her birthday present. How to write a letter to God Why we need more people that love God in the top 3% of the business world. Being a Christian in today's business world. Who are you called to serve, what kind of problem are you solving and what kind of solution will you provide? Favorite Book: Atomic Habits: James Clear https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits Favorite Podcast: Story Brand: Donald Miller https://storybrand.com Youpreneur by Chris Ducker https://youpreneur.com/podcast/ Links: https://Kelly Baader.com/learn https://www.christianceouniversity.com/ Website: https://KellyBaader.com Podcast: https://kellybaader.com/podcast/ Youtube: https://kellybaader.com/Youtube Instagram: https://kellybaader.com/Instagram Twitter: https://kellybaader.com/twitter Linkedin: https://kellybaader.com/linked Facebook: https://kellybaader.com/FB The Synergy facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/synergymindset Photo by Lukas Budimaier on Unsplash Music Credit to: Corporate Innovative by Scott Holmes scottholmesmusic.com Episode 73 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lvmountaintops/message

In today’s episode, I talk with Kelly Ruta about her experience dealing with a coaching client who completely ghosted her, leaving a $4,000 tab behind.  Kelly gets real about her experience, how she was able to beef up her client contracts with key language, and develop a seamless client onboarding process to alleviate this issue altogether in her business.  Kelly Ruta is a seasoned psychotherapist turned transformational mindset mentor and speaker for women answering the call to rise and lead. She works with entrepreneurs all over the world who realize that the fastest path to connect to the LIMITLESS potential and intelligence of the Universe is via the mind. Kelly’s BIG WHY is to positively impact thousands of women across the world by teaching them to become empowered leaders of purpose and mission-driven businesses and careers that change the world. When Kelly isn’t working, she is hanging with her husband and two sons, often on the baseball field but preferably somewhere with a good book and her toes in the sand. Where to Find Kelly   You can find more about Kelly by clicking HERE.  

Michael Kelly from Limerick, Ireland, donated the biggest private collection of model aircraft to the Shannon Airport last September. The collection included 2,300 model aircraft that the 67-year-old retiree accumulated from all over the world for more than five decades. Kelly's collection contained items that are over 40 years old. It also featured some notable models like the Concorde and planes from Aer Lingus [air LING-guh s], Ireland's national airline. Kelly estimated that the money he spent on his collection amounted to more than half a million dollars. Although many foreign exhibitors expressed interest in his collection, Kelly chose to donate his aircraft models to the Shannon Airport, the place where his love of aviation began. When Kelly was young, his father took him to the Shannon Airport and Kelly witnessed some airplanes land and take off. Thus, giving his collection to the place where his obsession started allowed Kelly's passion for aircraft to come full circle. The Shannon Airport opened the exhibit of Kelly's collection during the latter part of September. About 1,500 of the models are permanently shown in the airport's Departures Lounge. Over time, the other aircraft models will be swapped in for the ones currently on display. According to the Shannon Group Board's chairperson, Rose Hynes, the exhibit exemplifies the airport's commitment to making its passengers happy. Moreover, Hynes believes that the display adds to the passengers' experience of having a good and easy time at the airport.

Kelly McDaniel is an expert on women and addiction. Her deep empathy in the field helps women find, develop and be okay with themselves despite the trauma that may have occurred in early attachment. Today, she speaks about her upcoming book “Mother Hunger”, the lasting patterns that emerge due to early trauma, and how Mother Hunger treatment is different that typical sex and love addiction treatment.   TAKEAWAYS: [1:04] Kelly McDaniel, LPC, NCC, CST, maintains a private practice in Nashville, where she specializes in the treatment of adults and couples. In addition, she is an EMDR trained therapist and member in the Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health (SASH), and holds an education of an MA from Georgetown University and St. Mary’s University. [1:39] In 2008, Kelly’s first book “Ready to Heal” came out, written for women healing from addictive love and sex. The book kicked off that women needed gender-specific information in a culture that objectifies female bodies and women’s wisdom. [2:38] In 2012, the second edition was expanded to include a chapter on McDaniel’s original term “Mother Hunger​.” Mother Hunger​ is a concept that has assisted both clinicians and clients to identify the origin of addictive relationships and foster the healing process. Currently, Kelly is offering two, three-day therapeutic Intensives for women who are exploring their relational patterns in depth. [5:31] Kelly finds her work resonates with both clinicians and the women that seek help. [7:02] Kelly defines “Mother Hunger” as a form of pre-verbal trauma that occurs in early attachment (5 weeks into conception in utero to age 3) that affects a woman’s belief system, physiology, psychology and relationship capacity. [8:37] A neglected child that is left hungry for connection, touch or love will turn to dissociation, or a freeze state, in order to protect and comfort themselves. [13:32] Our most basic idea of what a good partner would be is deeply affected when we are neglected or abused. When Kelly works with women in betrayal, it is a replay of the original wound and a map of where to go to heal. [17:22] The first ways we take in the world are through our mother’s love and some form of feeding and nourishment. These traumas are related to our most primitive stages of love, and continue to play romantically with both our current day lovers and support system or lack thereof. [20:46] Crisis is when your emotions and intellect is out of balance, and you are so invested emotionally in a situation that you are not thinking clearly. When those who have Mother Hunger get into a relationship, they get weighed down by the emotional need that comes up with the possibility of finally being loved. [21:37] Mother Hunger treatment is very different than standard sex and love addiction treatment. It is more related to the treatment in EMDR and somatic training, and sitting inside the grief for a longer intensive amount of time. [24:04] Women with Mother Hunger haven’t yet built a sense of identity, community or trust within themselves and others. [27:25] We profoundly underestimate postpartum depression and how that affect the ability to give love and nurturing. [29:39] The trauma forms before language, and is wired in to the body as the norm for what the world feels like. [31:30] Women with Mother Hunger transfer their attachment needs to men early on.   RESOURCES Sex and Relationship Healing @RobWeissMSW Sex Addiction 101 Cruise Control: Understanding Sex Addiction in Gay Men Prodependence: Moving Beyond Codependency Kelly McDaniel Ready to Heal: Breaking Free of Addictive Relationships Mother Hunger Partner Hope Dr. Kenneth Adams Christine Courtois   QUOTES: “There is a huge gap between I am safe and I feel safe that goes into adulthood.” “If your responsiveness from your most important caregiver is impaired from the start, then you don’t even have a sense of what normal or healthy is, because you have never experienced it.” “Our first love is our mother.” “Women gain strength from each other. One of the ways healthy women even tolerate men are with the help of other women.”

Today I've got an awesome guest for you. I am excited to bring back my friend Jon Vroman because he was with us – get this – back in episode 34! Jon is a social entrepreneur and award-winning speaker. He's also a committed husband and father of two. And just for fun, why not? He's an ultra-marathon runner as well. He has an amazing non-profit, called the Front Row Foundation. They create these incredible, unforgettable moments for individuals who are braving life-threatening illnesses. It might be a NASCAR race, a professional sporting event, a concert, Broadway play. They've done it all. They create a video for the person, their family and friends as well. It's just such a gift. It's so beautiful. Jon has been busy since last we spoke. He's written a best-selling book called the Front Row Factor: Transform Your Life with the Art of Moment Making. Plus, he's launched not one, but two podcasts. The first one called, Front Row Factor podcast. The second one called the Front Row Dads podcast. Listen To The Podcast: RESOURCES: Front Row Factor Book: https://amzn.to/2nqN1cS Front Row Factor Podcast: http://bit.ly/2M9wcRP Front Row Dads Podcast: https://apple.co/2ARDV2p INTERVIEW: Jon, welcome back to DREAM THINK DO, buddy. Mitch, this is fun, man. I was looking forward to this all week, and I just came off a pretty stellar three days, and this is going to be a great time. I appreciate who you are. I love it. I mentioned the Front Row Foundation. Tell people a little bit why the Front Row is so important, this concept, why do you live and breathe to get people into the Front Row? What I love about your question is you asked why. We can tell people what we do, and they'll get it in 20 seconds. And I learned from my buddy Clay Iberra that when people ask me what I do, I often say I help people live life in the Front Row. And they say that's cool, what does that mean? Exactly, tell me more. Well, I'll tell you a story. It's the story of Sophie. I got introduced to Sophie about a decade ago, and this is very early on in our work with the charity. Sophie was battling a life-threatening condition, she had a brain tumor, and she was in the midst of heavy treatments. In and out of the hospital, daily, weekly, fighting migraines, multiple surgeries. She's fighting for her life. Our charity goes to work to try to help her see her favorite performer who in this case is Kelly Clarkson, from the front row. So we start working with the family, and we put together an incredible day. We pick her up at the house in a limousine, little Sophie's wearing a purple dress, we pour her sparkling cider, we treat her like a princess. She is just having an awesome time leading up to this event. She knows that she will eventually see Kelly Clarkson live that night. And by the way, I should mention she is a true fan. The way her mom describes it when she gets in the car with Sophie if she didn't turn on Kelly Clarkson, her daughter would just cry. When the Clarkson comes on, Sophie's smile always gets big. Every night before they went to bed, they had a dance party on the bed and danced to Kelly Clarkson. So on this night, she went to dinner at the Rainforest Café, and then off to the show. They had an incredible concert with Kelly, and the surprise came at the end when Sophie has fallen asleep, this is pretty late night for her, especially based on all the treatments that she was going through. But we snuck her backstage, and we were waiting in a room for a private meet and greet with Kelly. When Kelly walked into the room saying, "Hey, everybody," little Sophie awoke from this nap, looked up and got this beautiful smile, and Kelly and Sophie locked eyes. We have a picture of that moment. I will tell you, that picture is so important for us, and that's why we do what we do. Because eight weeks after that event, Sophie took her final breaths,

When Kelly gave birth to her 3rd child in the hospital she kept saying, "I need to push!" but was dismissed by the nurse. She was blessed to have her mom in the room who took control because Kelly's son was right there, crowning, between her legs. Kelly is another person of color who was not seen or heard in the hospital. Join us as we talk to Kelly and her husband Jason about childbirth, trusting your body and the huge problem in America for women of color: Not being seen and heard! This is a special edition of Big Birth Junkie that coincides with the artwork of Judy Chicago's Birth Project Born Again Series at the Pasadena Museum and relates to her piece: The Crowing Quilt  _________ For more information to go: GraceFull or follow us: @gracefullbirth or our guest: @kellyamcknight __________ This episode is sponsored by GraceFull where you can find BBJ's host Elizabeth's free ebook: Birth Planning: All the Questions to Ask and all kinds of educational videos including Childbirth Education, Advanced Doula Trainings and Lactation Support.  If you live in Los Angeles, check out our midwives for home births, water birth, and our accredited birthing center. We also have a full wellness facility with NDs, Chiropractic, Therapy, Massage, Lactation and lots of amazing classes.  __________ Here are a few other social media resources that might resonate with you about this podcast topic: @ancientsong @momsincolor @glowmaven @bstereo

An interview with Kelly Higdon, LMFT of ZynnyMe – Curt and Katie talk with Kelly Higdon about taking ownership as a business owner, creating space and time for play and creativity, defining your own pace, and your own voice – all with the goal of becoming stronger clinicians and increasing mental health access. It’s time to reimagine therapy and what it means to be a therapist. We are human beings who can now present ourselves as whole people, with authenticity, purpose, and connection. Especially now, when therapists must develop a personal brand to market their practices. To support you as a whole person and a therapist, your hosts, Curt Widhalm and Katie Vernoy talk about how to approach the role of therapist in the modern age. Interview with Kelly Higdon, LMFT Kelly Higdon is a Licensed Marriage Family Therapist and the other half of ZynnyMe with Miranda Palmer. Together they created the Business School Bootcamp, a lifetime access business program just for therapists who want to start, grow or retool their practices. She operates from the belief that eradicating mental health stigma and improving access to mental wellness starts with each of us. The better we are at business, the better we can be at serving our communities.  When Kelly isn't hanging out with bootcampers or coaching clients, you can find her spending time with husband and daughter or rolling on her skates with her roller derby family. In this episode we talk about: The reasons that Kelly joined together with Miranda Palmer, LMFT to create Zynnyme, Business School Bootcamp How the way you live your life is the way you do business How avoiding and “just trusting that everything will work out” can hurt your progress in private practice How therapists recognizing patterns can help us be better business owners The way that therapists have improved how they approach business over the last few years How to choose who you spend time with – people who have a business mindset The importance of accountability and being with people who challenge you Looking at how the business decisions impact your clinical work and training Deciding to grow or maintain your same level Celebrating success rather than constantly looking to grow Choices about eliminating, delegating, automating, prioritizing, and delaying You get to define your success and your pace Kelly’s parking lot method The fears and doubts, grief that can come up when you don’t take action in your business The plague of comparisonitis Finding your own uniqueness, how to avoid being influenced by someone else and entering your own heart space How business development is like childhood development How to be more creative and improve your business How to find your best coach to help you further your business development The integrity of referring out The changes in the profession over the last few years How you can be in private practice and innovate for the whole profession Breaking down barriers and increasing mental health access   Resources mentioned: We’ve pulled together any resources mentioned in this episode and put together some handy-dandy links. Business School Bootcamp ZynnyMe ZynnyMe Coaching and My Awesome Year Blue Ocean Strategy by W. Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne Our Generous Sponsor: Thanks again to our sponsor, Ben Caldwell Labs. They offer a whole suite of tools to help all of us be more successful therapists throughout our careers, including continuing education, California license exam prep, and the updated and essential reference book, Basics of California Law for LMFTs, LPCCs, and LCSWs. Visit www.BenCaldwellLabs.com/Modern to get 20% off of Basics of California Law when you order by the end of 2018.  Our Next Event: The Therapy Reimagined Conference in Los Angeles in October 2018!! Our consultation services: The Fifty-Minute Hour Who we are: Curt Widhalm is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in private practice in the Los Angeles area. He is a Board Member at Large for the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, a Subject Matter Expert for the California Board of Behavioral Sciences, Adjunct Faculty at Pepperdine University, and a loving husband and father. He is 1/2 great person, 1/2 provocateur, and 1/2 geek, in that order. He dabbles in the dark art of making "dad jokes" and usually has a half-empty cup of coffee somewhere nearby. Learn more about Curt at www.curtwidhalm.com. Katie Vernoy is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, coach, and consultant. As a helping professional for two decades, she’s navigated the ups and downs of our unique line of work. She’s run her own solo therapy practice, designed innovative clinical programs, built and managed large, thriving teams of service providers, and consulted hundreds of helping professionals on how to build meaningful AND sustainable practices. In her spare time, Katie is secretly siphoning off Curt's youthful energy, so that she can take over the world. Learn more about Katie at www.katievernoy.com. A Quick Note: Our opinions are our own. We are only speaking for ourselves – except when we speak for each other, or over each other. We’re working on it. Our guests are also only speaking for themselves and have their own opinions. We aren’t trying to take their voice, and no one speaks for us either. Mostly because they don’t want to, but hey. Stay in Touch: www.mtsgpodcast.com https://www.facebook.com/therapyreimagined/ https://twitter.com/therapymovement https://www.instagram.com/therapyreimagined/ Credits: Voice Over by DW McCann https://www.facebook.com/McCannDW/ Music by Crystal Grooms Mangano http://www.crystalmangano.com/  

Rain Girl   When Kelly lands a high-paying gig as a local news weather girl, Al learns the hard way that when it rains it [...]

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Kelly Fidel is a business turnaround expert, sales strategist, author, and professional speaker whose clients include the NFL, Mercedes Benz, and Warner Brothers among many others.  In this episode, she shares her wisdom and experience to help you understand how you, too, can complete incredible deals. We’ll talk about why it’s so important to be a strong leader, the role of webinars in the sales process, the different kinds of “yes” you might hear, and much more. Find Out More About Kelly Here: Kelly FidelKelly Fidel on LinkedInKelly Fidel on FacebookKelly Fidel on TwitterNo Glass Ceiling In This Episode: [02:02] - Kelly starts with the concept of high-ticket selling being much higher than people’s mental thermostat is often set to. [05:08] - We hear about Kelly’s evolution into closing increasingly large deals, and her first experience in sales as a child. [08:49] - The biggest single deal that Kelly has ever done was $1 billion, and took a year to complete. [11:13] - When Kelly is selling deals that are directly benefiting her company, what would she consider a big deal? [15:55] - Kelly shares an example of a multi-million dollar deal that she’s done. [18:52] - We hear more about how Kelly does what she does, with her explaining that she operates in her genius zone. [21:55] - Stephan clarifies for listeners that the “yes” that Kelly has been talking about is for commitment, not confirmation. [24:11] - When you serve your clients or prospects at the highest level possible, magic can happen, Kelly points out. [25:08] - Kelly explains that people are looking for leaders. [29:15] - Her clients love her directness, Kelly reveals, then explains that being direct doesn’t mean you have to be a jerk. [30:00] - What was the $14 million sale that Kelly mentioned? [32:47] - For listeners who aren’t familiar with it, Kelly explains what No Glass Ceiling is. [36:32] - Stephan jumps in to make a distinction between people going from 6 figures to 7 figures and those going from 7 figures to 8 figures. [39:38] - A high-ticket mindset isn’t just about selling, Kelly explains. [42:38] - Kelly offers listeners a recommendation related to sales: keep it simple. [45:29] - Stephan loves the various pieces of advice that Kelly has provided. [47:02] - Kelly gives five quick takeaways: #1. Carve the life that you want. #2. Time block. #3. Become a student and a master at sales and selling. #4. Understand marketing. #5. Contribute back. [50:10] - Tithing creates a return in so many ways, Stephan points out. [50:01] - Stephan starts a lightning round of quick questions. First: what does Kelly do differently so that the webinar she offers isn’t just free training? [53:51] - When people go into one of Kelly’s webinars, do they already know the pricing? Or do they find out during the webinar? [56:26] - If Kelly gets an RFP and is getting shopped, and she doesn’t know who these people are, does she always say no? What does she recommend as the next step? [58:27] - How many masterminds is Kelly in, and how many would she recommend a listener be in? [61:41] - In direct client revenue, was there one particular mastermind that was the most incredible ROI-generating mastermind that Kelly has ever been in? [63:33] - Kelly talks about the ways that listeners can get in touch with her or learn more about her. Links and Resources: Kelly Fidel Kelly Fidel on LinkedIn Kelly Fidel on Facebook Kelly Fidel on Twitter No Glass Ceiling Dr. Betty Uribe Alex Becker Grant Cardone Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss Loral Langemeier on the Optimized Geek Ray Poteet on the Optimized Geek Stephan’s blog Tony Robbins’ Platinum Partnership

My fave moments from this conversation: Understanding our worthiness is there all along...it doesn't grow bigger or diminish and we don't need to try harder. In healing ourselves, we are able to help others heal. When Kelly felt that failing at being a mother felt like failing at being a women and how motherhood felt like just another thing to get an A+ on. The realization that Kelly couldn't change her autistic child but instead, she had to trust and love herself as fully as possible. Knowing when to pick your fights as a parent and perhaps wearing underwear isn't the most important fight to pick! Learning the lesson that when things are not as we expect them to be...is not necessarily a bad thing. And that's just the first 16 minutes or so... Meet Kelly Kelly Covert is an inner voice coach with a passion for helping visionary women believe and achieve their big vision by connecting deeply with the wisdom that is inside of them all while owning their worthiness each and every day. Through her intuitive, heart-centered approach she helps women awaken to their true power as creators and world-changers. She is the creator and host of the In Her Voice, a podcast that empowers women to listen and live by their inner voice so they can change the world. Her work has been featured on The Huffington Post, The Elephant Journal, YourTango.com, and she has been a featured guest on many podcasts. Kelly is also a professional flutist with Symphoria, a wife and the mother of 2 boys, 14 and 11, and 1 baby girl beagle named Piper. You can learn more and connect with Kelly at www.kellycovert.com. Kelly's Mission My mission here on earth is to empower women to understand that their inner voice, their inner wisdom is always there for them, will always have the answers and will always, always tell them that they are worthy. People + Resources Mentioned Kelly's upcoming Journaling Challenge (join me!) In Her Voice, Kelly's gorgeous podcast (check out my episode on loneliness) Connect with Kelly Website | Instagram

Kelly Airhart has lived through every parent’s nightmare, the death of her 3-month old baby, Elijah. In this interview we talked about how she’s dealing with grief. We also talk about her family’s educational journey, which they chose largely due to the intense sense of loss and grief the entire family has been through.The Intense Pain of Infant Death Kelly was out of the house when it happened. Her son Elijah was 3-months old. For all appearances, Elijah was a healthy baby boy. There were no signs of sickness or ill health. Yet, he died suddenly. The subsequent medical investigation turned up no signs of suffocation. Thus, his death was ruled  a case of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome). These cases are heart wrenching. There is no indication, no explanation, only a beautiful young life snuffed out when it was just beginning. When Kelly returned home, she saw her husband trying to revive Elijah. When I asked her later in the interview if she would change anything about her grieving process, Kelly shared that she still thinks about the fact that she was away when it happened. The Grieving Process and The Family’s Response Kelly doesn’t sugarcoat it or hide behind a veil of false positivity. Elijah passed away two and a half years before Kelly and I spoke, and she’s honest about the fact that she’s still dealing with the grief, because, as she says, “I have to wake up every morning knowing I’ll never see Elijah again.” She doesn’t put on a face of false positivity, but at the same time Kelly isn’t filled with doom and gloom either. She sees the mysterious way in which Elijah’s passing has been a blessing for her family and the world. For one, they decided immediately what was most important. They came closer together and prioritized each other. They committed to deepening their love for each other and act it out every day. They also commit one act of kindness in Elijah’s name every day. It’s their family’s belief that kindness has a ripple effect and even if it starts out small will eventually create a much larger effect on the world. Another change they made was to live life entirely on their own terms. This has meant several different things. For one, her husband decided to go after his dream of becoming an MMA fighter. He began training intensely and has had two amateur fights. Kelly also left her work, because during the grieving process she knew that she needed to be with her family. The same can be said of their decision to home educate. They were in a Montessori school before Elijah’s passing, and when the next school year came around they decided not to re-enter school because the kids, too, needed more family time while grieving. These life changes allowed them to take the mission deeper. She became an author and illustrator and has published two books. More on that below.Their Mission Elijah’s death was tragic. No two people grieve in the same way, but for Kelly and family, an important part of their grief and recovery has been to ensure that Elijah did not die in vain. They created Elijah’s Family Changes The World as a vehicle to spread kindness one act at a time. Which brings us to the topic of Kelly’s book titled Elijah Loses His Smile. The main character of the book is Elijah. He loses his smile due to other kids’ teasing. And the rest of the story is about him getting his smile back. His parents get him an ice cream, which helps, but on a deeper level they teach him about self-acceptance and kindness. These are the main values Kelly is seeking to spread through her book and her mission. The book is already published, which is the hard part for most independent authors. Now, her task is to spread the word about her book to get the message out. Which is why she’s launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund the promotional efforts. Their plan is to take their converted school bus and travel around on a book tour, mostly to libraries, spreading their message of self-acceptance and kindness. I don’t know about you, but to me that sounds like the ultimate unschooling experience for her kids. Please take a moment to support Kelly and her family in one or more of the following ways: Pledge to her Kickstarter here Buy her book here Follow her on Facebook here Read her blog here Thank you and see you next time on Honey! I’m Homeschooling the Kids.

Permission to Speak Podcast. Hosted by Leadership Communications Expert Kelly Vandever. Episode #40 - Tom Nixon Interviews Kelly Vandever. Permission to Speak is the video blog and podcast that loiters at the intersections of leaders who want their people to speak up, technology that facilitates connections, and results that serve an organization’s higher purpose. Topics covered in this episode include: - Kelly tells her stories and why the Permission to Speak podcast focuses on leaders who want their employees to speak up, technology that facilitates connections, and results that serve our higher purpose - Employee voice - Employees speaking up at work - Self-confidence of leaders - When Kelly was told not to speak up in the Navy - And when Kelly was required to speak up in the Navy - One characteristic of the best leaders that always comes up in Kelly’s management classes is that great leaders are great listeners - Discussing the need to understand the higher purpose of your organization - How the higher purpose of the organization ties into employees being engaged - You can’t provide excel customer service if you treat your people like crap - Technology and the power it has to give people a voice - Kelly’s example of the difference a knowledge sharing tool she used in Corporate America - Kelly was past president of the Georgia Chapter of the National Speakers Association - Storytelling and its power to create connections with leaders and their staffs - Questions answered - What happens when employees speak up at work? - What is the one characteristics all employees say their best manager had? - Why is it important to understand your organization’s mission? - Why is it important for a company to have a higher purpose? - Why is customer service bad when we tell our people to give good customer service? - How can technology help companies improve communications? - How can technology give introverts a voice? - Why is storytelling important to leaders?

This week I’m talking to New York Times bestselling author Dr. Kelly Brogan. We’ve had a handful of New York Times bestsellers on the podcast, and I usually don’t even mention it. But for this book, it’s a pretty big deal. When Kelly started the process of promoting her book, A Mind Of Your Own, no mainstream media would […]

In a brand new feature to the CTGY podcast, Rich and Kelly allow you listeners to go behind the scenes and watch a movie with them. Think of all the things Rich could get away with saying. All the toilet breaks Drunk Kelly might take. In order for this to work, you must have the film in question at hand, so you can play it at the same time as the duo (they'll let you know exactly when) and listen along to them ramble throughout it in your ears. This is a work in progress. When Kelly is too lazy to edit actual podcast episodes, she wants to have a bit of fun by kicking back and watching a movie with her pal Rich. But even better than that, they want YOU to be involved. Entertaining horrors with these two dickheads waffling on throughout it - what could be better? Well, you could watch it alone in peace, but why would you wanna do that? Bonus episodes of TOTALLY UNEDITED, UNFILTERED content where a panicked Kelly is forbidden from deleting inappropriate comments from Richard are all in this. What might he say? You'll have to find out. If the plan intended absolutely sucked - thoughts and abuse or even praise are all welcome. Comments would be MUCH appreciated.

Kelly Roach Improving Your Entrepreneurial Spirit Kelly Roach is a powerhouse, business growth strategist and peak performance coach that helps teams, companies and individuals increase their profit, accelerate growth and have fun doing it! Today's podcast is all about Kelly Roach Improving Your Entrepreneurial Spirit Share on Twitter 2o15 was a huge growth year for Kelly Roach. Her staff grew by three, she launched her podcast Unstoppable Success Radio and prepared for the launch of her new book Unstoppable in February 2016. Kelly has loved watching her company grow and expand from her as the single super employee to a team, an organization and now as company CEO. Kelly has a coaching program that helps entrepreneurs find their path to success. When Kelly started she was really struggling. She participated and worked with different coaches and coaching programs. Kelly Roach could not find an all encompassing program that included support, information, strategy, technique and coaching that she needed to grow her business. She decided to design a program that focused on all of her frustrations and developed a 52 week program that helps entrepreneurs design the right strategies, actions steps and key things to build their business and create a foundation to scale their business to a 6 or 7 figure company! Kelly Roach knows that the truth is you need to invest at least a year to lay the foundation for sustainable success.  Kelly makes sure her clients are trained in all the key aspects of a successful business. Kelly Roach-Background Kelly Roach built a million-dollar branch for a Fortune 500 staffing company in 7 months at the age of 22!  Her corporate experience has been invaluable to Kelly. It's where she learned business growth strategy, how to coach and mentor. Kelly was promoted 7 times in 8 years because she learned how to train successful people. She made other people success by teaching the skills necessary for that success. Kelly Roach decided she could take the skills of coaching and teaching she had perfected over 10 years in corporate America to make their employees successful she could do it for entrepreneurs. She felt that entrepreneurs needed her and the skill set she could provide. Leaving Corporate America Kelly Roach had achieved all of the goals she had set out to achieve. She was at the top of her game and Sr. Vice President yet her heart was not full. She felt like the higher she was promoted the less freedom she would have the less difference she would make upon individuals. Kelly roach decided to leave her corporate job to build her own business to achieve the freedom and income she desired. Kelly Roach's Book "Unstoppable" Kelly Roach's book Unstoppable is the road map to grow their business. Her new book provides the same step by step instructions as her coaching program designed for those that don't have the money toinvest in coaching but they can afford a $15 book. It's a book someone can hold in their hands and pass on to someone else and say hey here's something I wish I had known 10 or 15 years ago and encourage someone else to use the book's information. Kelly knew she had a book in her for several years. Kelly Roach came from a family that struggled with money and worked 3 jobs through college. She wanted to write a book to pass on her message that everyday people can be successful no matter where they start from. Kelly Roach says anyone can be successful if they just get in the game and take action every day. If you would like to learn what Kelly says next about how to be a successful entrepreneur, listen to the episode by clicking on the download or the play button at the top of this article. Connect with Kelly Roach, check out her links below and remember she welcomes all questions, comments and inquiries! Don't forget to mention you heard about Kelly on Stop Riding the Pine:-) Kelly's Website Kelly's Book "Unstoppable"

King Kelly (LOUISA KRAUSE) is an aspiring Internet star who performs webcam stripteases. When Kelly's car - filled with illegal narcotics that she must deliver - is stolen by her bitter ex-boyfriend Ryan (WILL BRILL) on the 4th of July, Kelly and her best friend Jordan (LIBBY WOODBRIDGE) embark on an epic whirlwind of drugs, sex, violence, and mischief-making as Kelly tries to reclaim what is hers. Kelly's biggest online fan, a wayward State Trooper (RODERICK HILL), joins the journey as the night spirals into chaos. Made entirely from camera-phone footage, King Kelly is a sensational journey through hedonistic American youth culture and the YouTube generation. Director Andrew Neel (Alice Neel, The Feature and New World Order) stops by to talk about this South by Southwest Film Festival favorite and wild ride through a changing American landscape.

Day 5 24 Women in 24 Days: David interview Kelly Sullivan Walden, www.kellysullivanwalden.com BIO: Popular Media guest, Kelly Sullivan Walden, is a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, Dream Coach, and author of Warner Books’ I HAD THE STRANGEST DREAM, THE DREAMER’S DICTIONARY FOR THE 21ST CENTURY. Kelly is also the author of DISCOVER YOUR INNER GODDESS QUEEN, an Inspirational Journey from Drama Queen to Goddess Queen, as well as the publisher of the popular Goddess Queen Magazine.com. Her specialty is in empowering people to live the life of their dreams. Kelly has recently been featured on FOX, ABC, and NBC news, as well as being featured in Cosmopolitan Magazine, Woman’s Day, and the Chicago Tribune. Kelly is the creator of The Dream Project, a local movement for Global change that inspires school children to create solutions for the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (goals for combating poverty, hunger, disease, illiteracy, environmental degradation and discrimination against women.) If you are interested in talking with Kelly about private dream coaching sessions or booking her for any future speaking engagements, please contact her at: info@kellysullivanwalden.com Kelly's Story: Kelly Sullivan Walden has gone from “Drama Queen” to “Goddess Queen” to “Dream Queen”. She is a Dream Coach that specializes in empowering people to live the life of their dreams. As a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, Ordained Interfaith Minister, Human Design Analyst, Goddess Queen Gathering facilitator, and inspirational speaker, Kelly blends the art of dream analysis with her holistic coaching style to produce life-changing results. When Kelly was a little girl, she and her younger sister, Shannon, would discuss their dreams every morning and compare notes about what they thought their nighttime adventures meant. They bought up every dream dictionary they could find and poured through them to widen their spectrum of understanding. When Kelly wa