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On the Profitable Joyful Consulting podcast, I teach you how to increase your profits and enjoy your business more. In this episode, you'll learn how my client Kerry, an IT consultant, crossed the million dollar mark.  Kerry has been with me for a journey across the million dollar mark. I know people are always curious - how do you get to $1M in your business? - so I had Kerry break it down for you in this episode. People associate growth with the number of hours worked, and I do my best to disabuse my clients of that notion. It's truly not about working more, it's about working smarter.  When Kerry first came to me, she and her team were exhausted. They were working the absolute maximum numbers they could work. They were fried and they were sad because they were missing out on other things that really matter, like their families. Their success was unsustainable, and they needed to do things a different way.  In this episode, you'll discover: 0:40 Why it's not about hard work (and what It's about instead)  1:27 How a perfect client profile brings perfect clients into being 2:55 How Kerry shifted from being fried to working exclusively in her Joy and Genius Zone™ 4:32 Why the traditional consulting model didn't work for Kerry's firm 6:26 Exactly what Kerry believes made the biggest difference 7:25 How Kerry would structure revenue if she started over 8:12 The key difference maker (besides the revenue model)  9:12 The results of Kerry's work with Samantha  10:56 The biggest intangible benefits to Kerry - thinking bigger 11:42 Kerry talks about the idea of being limitless  12:38 Kerry grew her revenue 70% to take her business across the million dollar mark - during the pandemic 14:06 The top three lessons Kerry has learned from her business' growth 14:42 The surprising reaction Kerry's customers had to the new pricing model 15:18 What Kerry learned about herself and what she would tell her former self Tune into this episode to get ideas and inspiration for your own business. Watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/7mNttGWn0ZM or listen on your favorite podcast app: www.enlightenedmarketing.com.  

Dale Earnhardt Jr. welcomes his brother Kerry Earnhardt on for a long-awaited conversation at the table about Kerry’s childhood, meeting his father and living with Dale Jr. Along with co-host Mike Davis, the crew first discusses NASCAR’s inaugural weekend racing at Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, and shares their opinions on racing in the rain. Hear what Dale Jr. thought about the lack of visibility the drivers faced, changes he’d like to see NASCAR make when racing in the rain and his reaction to what the drivers said afterwards. North Carolina’s governor announced a proposed plan to provide $10 million to Charlotte, Rockingham and North Wilkesboro speedways last week. Dale Jr. weighs in on his ideal vision for North Wilkesboro’s future, why it may have renewed purpose now and the shift in thinking on where NASCAR wants to race. Kerry Earnhardt then enters the studio and fills in the gaps about his childhood that Dale Jr. never knew. The eldest Earnhardt son details his family situation from a young age, when Dale Sr. left the picture and what life was like growing up with no knowledge of his other family. Hear how he found out about his Earnhardt side, how he met his grandmother and why it took so long to meet his dad in person. Learn how long it took Kerry to build up the courage to go out back of Mammaw’s house and greet his dad. Hear how the interaction went and what happened at the front door when Kerry went to see his dad and meet Dale and Kelley for the first time. Then Kerry details how his young adult life went, sharing about being too young when he first got married and had kids. He continued to grow closer to his Earnhardt side around the same time, eventually living with Dale Jr. in the doublewide trailer across from their dad’s shop. Find out what Dale did in the middle of the night that pissed Kerry off. Who caused the phone bill to be so damn high? They explain. When Kerry didn’t pay his share of a bill once, you won’t believe what Dale Jr. did and how Kerry responded. Stories about working together at the dealership start rolling next and we get both sides of the story about Dale Jr. getting fired. Plus, hear about their days racing street stocks and late models together. Find out how involved their dad was working on their cars and how much success they found on track Then Kerry details how he ascended up the racing ranks quickly, going from Concord to Daytona. Hear the legendary story of what Kerry did at Daytona one time and how Dale Jr. was relieved of his spotting duties for his brother. Plus, a special story about Kerry’s Victory Lane celebration at Pocono. As Kerry then secured an opportunity to race at Dale Earnhardt Inc., find out how it all came shockingly crashing down the night of his father’s death. Find out what Kerry has been up to since moving on from his racing career, including details about the legal battle he faced trying to use the rights to his last name with his Earnhardt Outdoors brand. The guys then crack open some cold ones to end the show and promote the launch of Kerry’s new beer. In Ask Jr. Presented by Xfinity, Dale talks about convincing Mike Helton to run his 2014 Daytona 500 winning paint scheme and answers a question about how teams will cheat given the Next Gen car. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Financial Distress can happen to anyone. It can be caused by losing your job, prolonged sickness, a mental health issue or a relationship breakdown. When Kerry’s marriage broke down, she went from living in a comfortable house and lifestyle, to being a single mum with two young children and only 3 dollars in the bank. Listen as Kerry shares how she got through this difficult period of her life, and discover the hope she found to get through tough times. The post Three Dollars in the Bank appeared first on Messages of hope.

It's difficult to remain positive these days - especially when so many around us seem to be negative all of the time. How can we overcome all of this negativity? Life coach, Kerry Rasenberger, joins us in this episode to provide wonderful tools for us to put to use when we are trying to stay positive in today's negative world. Make sure you check out the show notes below to make note of the lists she provides in the show. Show Notes: Kerry was born in sunny California and has lived all over this great country, North Carolina has been her home for the past twenty-three years. As a career-oriented mother, has been deeply invested in her children’s lives, schools, sports and activities for over nineteen years.  When her youngest of two children was approaching university, she came to the sudden realization that she was about to lose a significant part of her identity and external focus. That, among so many other changes that accompany midlife, forced her to explore her “what’s next?”. Having had an expansive corporate career and over 25 years of experience coaching executives, staff, and clients to achieve their goals, she found herself turning back to the roots of what gave her purpose in those years - empowering others. Now as a certified and experienced life coach, her passion is to improve the human experience and help others find self-fulfillment. Every person has the power for positive change already -- they just need a little help finding their new path. When Kerry's not coaching and empowering fellow women, you can find her outdoors hiking in the beautiful mountains of North Carolina with her dog Bear, exploring small, local towns, finally having lunch with her girlfriends again, and cherishing every moment with her kids before they go off to college. Kerry's coaching website: https://www.kerryrasenberger.com/ 10 ways to bring positivity back into your life. Acknowledge you are in a Negative Mindset  Make simple changes that give you success Gratitude - show it, feel it, live it!   Perform acts of Kindness Self Care/Self Love  Reduce negative influences Reframe your thoughts -  I can’t to I can. Try to find the good in bad situations Be fully present Smile more because it is contagious 7 ways to stay positive around negative people: Redirect your conversation  Set Boundaries  Step away from technology when it’s getting negative  Give yourself a positive pep talk before seeing someone negative Remind yourself that everyone has their own journey.   Don’t take their negativity personally  Surround yourself with positive people   

How is a leader made? Are leaders born? What needs to be done to become a leader? Kerry Siggins is here to share with us how she answered these questions. This is her incredible journey from lost drug addict to CEO of StoneAge Inc. When Kerry was hired, she was not a leader. She became one by listening to her team. She asked the right questions and worked to put their words into action. She invested in them and in turn, they trusted her. And then to take it to the next level, Kerry invested in herself. About the Guest:Kerry Siggins is a speaker, podcast host, author, blogger, and the CEO of StoneAge Inc, the global leader in the design and manufacturing of high-pressure water blast cleaning tools and robotic equipment used in the industrial cleaning industry. Kerry was named one of Colorado's Top 25 Most Influential Young Professionals and was a finalist for Colorado CEO of the Year in 2017. Her articles have been published in various magazines, and her blog is visited by tens of thousands of readers each month. Finding Kerry Siggins:Visit her website: https://www.kerrysiggins.com/Listen to Industrial Theory and Reflect ForwardConnect with her on LinkedInInstagram: @Kerry.SigginsTo inquire about my coaching program opportunity visit https://mentorship.heathermonahan.com/ Review this podcast on Apple Podcast using this LINK and when you DM me the screen shot, I buy you my $299 video course as a thank you! My book Confidence Creator is available now! get it right HEREIf you are looking for more tips you can download my free E-book at my website and thank you! https://heathermonahan.com *If you'd like to ask a question and be featured during the wrap up segment of Creating Confidence, contact Heather Monahan directly through her website and don’t forget to subscribe to the mailing list so you don’t skip a beat to all things Confidence Creating! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's episode, I talk with client (and friend!) Kerry Haddock, a PHD student in the mental health field and a woman who has battled many debilitating health diagnosis. From Hashimoto's to Thyroid Cancer, Kerry watched her health decline as she struggled to find practitioners who took her concerns seriously. When Kerry and I found each other, we began working on a plan to reduce autoimmune inflammation in her body through nutrition and functional medicine principals. Today, Kerry and I talk about the results of this work, the personal experiences we both have had as young women with health issues, and the need to stand up for yourself. Please ask questions for the podcast- any nutrition, infertility, or motherhood topic is welcome! Email anamberadaypodcast@gmail.comFollow Amber on Social Media:Instagram: @amberfischernutritionist @after_IVFFacebookYoutube

How two became one. When Kerry was 21, her life was been torn apart by self-starvation that ended her career as a professional dancer. When Hassan was 25, he found out his life was under the threat of death so he escaped Iran and found himself on a raft in the Aegean Sea, on a … Continue reading "Life Stories – Anorexia and Oil Tankers"

How two became one. When Kerry was 21, her life was been torn apart by self-starvation that ended her career as a professional dancer. When Hassan was 25, he found out his life was under the threat of death so he escaped Iran and found himself on a raft in the Aegean Sea, on a … Continue reading "Life Stories – Anorexia and Oil Tankers"

Here at His & Her Money, we know there's nothing more important when it comes to managing your finances as a smart money couple than being a united front. This goes for all things money (and marriage!) related, but it's especially necessary when you're talking about debt. The journey to debt freedom is often full of sacrifices and big life changes along the way - and sometimes even a total lifestyle overhaul - and if you're not on the same page, the back and forth struggle can put a major strain on your end goal AND your relationship. But with dedication, faith, and togetherness, any couple can fight the good fight and come out the other side strong! On today's episode of The His & Her Money Show, we've got a couple that did just that. Get ready for an incredible debt elimination story. Kerry and Kamille once had over $111,000 in debt, between credit cards and student loans, and it was just getting bigger. Once they truly started feeling the weight, they knew it was time to break free - and just 21 months later, they did! Now they're living completely debt free, and keep listening to find out how they did it! Right before Kerry graduated college, the couple went on an 11-night celebration trip to the Caribbean. It was expensive, but they figured they'd pay it off over time. It wasn't long after, though, that they both started thinking about how much debt was piling up on their credit cards. It was obvious that eliminating their debt was the next logical step, for their finances and their marriage moving forward, and Kerry was already considering their options when Kamille suggested they go to Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University. One class and they were hooked! Paying off their debt became a discipline, and just like anything, there were hiccups along the way - but there was no stopping them. And now, just 21 months later, Kerry and Kamille have paid off their debt completely, and they couldn't be happier! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE Why you shouldn't be content being average When Kerry and Kamille decided to eliminate their debt The importance of accountability and "accountability partner" benefits Kerry and Kamile's faith began their approach to debt freedom Different ways Kerry and Kamille budgeted and saved money How to stay focused and disciplined RESOURCES Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University  Thank You for Listening! Thanks for tuning into the His & Her Money Show. If you have any comments or questions about today’s episode, please let us know your thoughts in the comment section below. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Also, please leave an honest review for the His & Her Money Show on iTunes! Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and we do read each and every one of them. Today’s show was sponsored by Teach Me How To Budget. If you are ready to gain freedom in your finances once and for all then enroll in our brand new personal finance course Teach Me How To Budget.

82-year-old Texas BBQ pitmaster Tootsie Tomanetz is the guest this week on the Best BBQ Show. Tootsie helps run the pits at one of the best BBQ places in the world, Snow's BBQ in Lexington, Texas. You've heard about Snow's Barbecue before on the show, but this is the first time the great Tootsie has sat down to chat with the Meat Men. In the interview Tootsie talks about being world famous while still working as a janitor for a local school district and more fun stories. When Kerry Bexley opened Snow's in 2003 he knew immediately he wanted Tootsie as his star. When Kerry was young he remembered her Central Texas meat market and her legendary ham sandwiches. When Snow's was named the best bbq in Texas by Texas Monthly in 2008, the state (and then the world) began to notice the magic made there every Saturday. Thanks for listening! Shoutout to #meatman Clay Cowgill from Snow's for making such amazing bark, too. Enjoy our talk with a true icon of the BBQ scene. As always, find us online at www.bestbarbecueshow.com and message us at contact@bestbarbecueshow.com. www.instagram.com/bestbarbecue www.twitter.com/bestbarbecue www.facebook.com/bestbarbecueshow www.linkedin.com/in/stover-e-harger-iii-02174848 Here's some more info on Snow's from their website: How Did This World Famous Texas BBQ Get Started? Kerry Bexley, owner of Snow’s BBQ, knew there was a demand for good BBQ in the small town of Lexington with a population of only 1100 people. Lexington has always been known for its Saturday BBQ. It’s just a tradition! Kerry and Ms. Tootsie Tomanetz, pit boss, discussed the possibilities in the late 90’s of opening a BBQ joint, but took no action until several years later. In November of 2002, Kerry stopped to visit with Ms. Tootsie, kicked the ashes around, and discussed again the opening of this joint. She told Kerry that if he was serious, they better sit down and have a real “heart to heart”. They did just that, and Kerry immediately started building the BBQ pits. March 1, 2003, was the first day of business… and Kerry’s intuition was right. Good BBQ, good service, and friendly people has helped to keep the fire burning, maintaining a steady and consistent business for the last five years. Along with Ms. Tootsie and Kerry, his daughters help out each Saturday morning learning the importance of responsibility and dealing with the public. he fire almost got out of control in May 2008 when Texas Monthly magazine named Snow’s BBQ as the best in Texas! Since that time, the entire staff at Snow’s BBQ has been doing everything possible to keep up with the demand and most important, maintain the quality. It looks like a long road ahead, but it is a challenge everyone is ready for.

Jennifer Hill interviews Kerry Dolan about how we can transform the way women work. Jennifer asks Kerry about her company OptIn and how Kerry’s company helps mothers get back to work after taking time off to raise children. Kerry offers helpful insights on how moms can get back to work and discusses the resources that her company provides to empower moms in getting back to work. Kerry is a mother of three and a visionary. She launched her career in New York City with a start-up in videoconference technology, which led her to set up and integrate the first ever satellite video conferencing system in the world. In 2004, with twin girls on the horizon, Kerry made the decision to opt out of her career temporarily to care for her family. When her husband’s job called for a move from Los Angeles to Annapolis, she was there to support it. Four years later, after twins and husband and another baby, she found herself missing the kind of fulfillment she had when she had her own career. In 2009, Kerry got back to work and created the KidsCare brand, the first of its kind. It is an in-mall childcare service that allows parents to shop or dine while their kids had fun in a supervised space. Since the opening of their doors in 2012, more than 45,000 kids have come through—clearly a concept that spoke to the needs of mothers with busy schedules. When Kerry returned to Los Angeles in 2014, she teamed up with Leslie Dubuque as her right-hand woman and OptIn was launched. http://www.optbackin.com/

Jennifer Hill interviews Kerry Dolan about how we can transform the way women work. Jennifer asks Kerry about her company OptIn and how Kerry’s company helps mothers get back to work after taking time off to raise children. Kerry offers helpful insights on how moms can get back to work and discusses the resources that her company provides to empower moms in getting back to work. Kerry is a mother of three and a visionary. She launched her career in New York City with a start-up in videoconference technology, which led her to set up and integrate the first ever satellite video conferencing system in the world. In 2004, with twin girls on the horizon, Kerry made the decision to opt out of her career temporarily to care for her family. When her husband’s job called for a move from Los Angeles to Annapolis, she was there to support it. Four years later, after twins and husband and another baby, she found herself missing the kind of fulfillment she had when she had her own career. In 2009, Kerry got back to work and created the KidsCare brand, the first of its kind. It is an in-mall childcare service that allows parents to shop or dine while their kids had fun in a supervised space. Since the opening of their doors in 2012, more than 45,000 kids have come through—clearly a concept that spoke to the needs of mothers with busy schedules. When Kerry returned to Los Angeles in 2014, she teamed up with Leslie Dubuque as her right-hand woman and OptIn was launched. http://www.optbackin.com/