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Kimberly Lawson is an international bestselling author, business coach, podcast host, and speaker. Kimberly started her business due to a tragic event that happened in her life and her family. She suddenly lost her cousin, but he was the catalyst that woke her up and made her realize that she was meant or something more in this world. Find out more about Kimberly and how she helps her clients in this week’s episode.   Key takeaways: Kimberly shares why she started her business. When Kimberly’s cousin passed, she finally understood what her purpose in life was and how she can honor him. If Kimberly’s cousin had not passed away so suddenly, she probably wouldn’t have gone down the path of entrepreneurship. Ever felt pressured to buy something? Don’t you hate being strong-armed into purchasing something? It feels icky! Kimberly shares why she loves helping people out at the beginning of their journey. How does Kimberly motivate her clients to succeed? Kimberly makes sure she is constantly being an advocate for her clients. She is their biggest supporter! What are some of the common challenges her clients experience? Not everyone can see your vision, but you shouldn’t let that stop you. Kimberly knows once you get your business off the ground and have it actually paying you, your close circle will be your biggest supporters! When Kimberly was featured in a prominent magazine, her family members couldn’t get enough of telling others that they knew her.   Resources: KimberlyLawson.net   Quotes:   “Heartbreak is difficult, but whatever the message that you pull out of that is going to be stronger.”   “People don’t want you to sell them anything. They want you to share something with them.”   “I’ve grown to accept the fact that not everybody is ready to move just because their feet work.”  

Kimberly Warner is a film director and producer based in Portland, Oregon. After receiving her degree in Pre-Med and Biology at Colorado College and pursuing her Masters degree at National University of Naturopathic Medicine, Kimberly abruptly changed paths and has never looked back. Her work, still founded in a passion for the psychological and social patterns that influence healing, has traded herbs for a camera, prescriptions for storytelling. Kimberly has written, shot, directed and edited narrative films, webisodes and corporate and non-profit brand videos. She's written and directed two of her own narrative short films and both have screened at film festivals globally and garnered numerous awards. In 2015, Kimberly developed Mal de Débarquement Syndrome, an incurable neurological disorder that manifests as a feeling of constant rocking, bobbing or swaying. As months turned to years, her sense of self dissipated as her relationship to her body, her career and her community faded. At forty years young, she watched the rest of the world continue on while she was stuck trying to figure out how to put her pants back on. After years of isolation and desperately chasing a fix, Kimberly realized the chase was making her more sick. So she decided to learn how to say “yes” - yes to the messy, uncomfortable, painful journey of being alive and how to incorporate it into a bigger, fuller definition of herself. She founded Unfixed Media Productions in 2019 as way to find others who are doing the same, have honest conversations and demonstrate that our wounds and weaknesses are our strengths, they complete us and they equip us to help others. These inevitable peaks and valleys of living with an incurable, chronic condition are part of an expanding Unfixed portfolio that currently includes a docu-series, podcast, round-table webcast and feature documentary film all in production. Unfixed Media Productions has led to Kimberly's larger advocacy role within the chronic illness community where, alongside directing and producing media, she writes and speaks about her own patient experiences and how healing can exist even when our bodies can't be cured. She is the 2020 recipient of the Invisible Disabilities Association's Media Impact Award. When Kimberly isn't nurturing and developing the many facets of Unfixed, she works a small, sustainable homestead with her husband in rural Oregon. Links website: www.unfixedmedia.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/UnfixedCommunity Podcast: https://unfixedmedia.com/podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unfixed_film/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/unfixed_film Press: https://unfixedmedia.com/press-1 Personal website: www.kimberlywarner.com

Self-care podcast with guest Kim Olson talking about Why Self-Sabotage Can Block Manifestation, Lack of Worthiness and Procrastination and Building Confidence With Manifestation.  TOPICS:: ** Why Self-Sabotage Can Block Manifestation (08:28). ** Lack of Worthiness and Procrastination (12:48). ** Building Confidence With Manifestation  (20:13).   NOTES:: Show notes: amberapproved.ca/podcast/275 Leave me a review at amberapproved.ca/review Email me at info@amberapproved.ca   About Kim Olson: Kimberly Olson is a best selling author and the creator and host of The Goal Digger Girl. Kimberly serves and coaches female entrepreneurs by teaching them simple systems and online strategies in sales and marketing. Kimberly has two PhDs in Natural Health & Holistic Nutrition and has shared the stage with Rachel Hollis, Ray Higdon, Rob Sperry, Frazer Brookes and is an Ambassador for John Maxwell. When Kimberly isn't helping change lives, she's spending time with her husband and two Kids. Check Kim out at Thegoaldiggergirl.com  Listen to The Goal Digger Girl Podcast: https://thegoaldiggergirl.com/the-goal-digger-girl-podcast/  Follow Kim on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegoaldiggergirl/  SHOW LINKS:: Click the link to book your 30 minute Complimentary Body Freedom call to explore your health goals, struggles and private coaching with me. https://amberapproved.ca/schedule-a-consultation/ Take my free Emotional Eating Quiz here: http://amberapproved.ca/emotional-eating-quiz Check out my Youtube Channel Here for more transformational videos: https://bit.ly/2VMJeJb Listen to Episode 179 about what it's like to work with me here: http://amberapproved.ca/podcast/179/ Follow me on Instagram www.instagram.com/amberromaniuk  Join the Private Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/WomenChoosingBodyFreedom/  MY PARTNERS: The No Sugarcoating Podcast is proud to partner with BiOptimizers and their P3-OM Probiotics. P3-OM is a patented probiotic that eats up excess sugar, eliminates bad bacteria fast, and protects your gut from inflammation and viruses.   So you have less gas AND a stronger immune system. P3-OM also improves digestion, speeds up metabolism, and increases energy throughout the day.   What makes P3-OM so different from other probiotics is that it can survive the gastrointestinal tract and it goes through your whole body to support both your gut and your entire immune response.   It's a secret weapon for reducing or eliminating bad gas and upgrading your immunity and protection against bad bacteria.   You can get 10% off P3-OM right now by going to bioptimizers.com/nosugarcoating, and typing in coupon code NOSUGARCOATING10.   And if you order it, and it's not everything you hoped for, their support team will give you all your money back, no questions asked.

When Kimberly has a violent premonition of a highway pileup she blocks the freeway, keeping a few others meant to die, safe. Or are they? The survivors mysteriously start dying and it's up to Kimberly to stop it before she's next.

When Kimberly has a violent premonition of a highway pileup she blocks the freeway, keeping a few others meant to die, safe. Or are they? The survivors mysteriously start dying and it's up to Kimberly to stop it before she's next.

Jessica Kate's new romantic comedy A Girl's Guide to the Outback launched on Jan 28 and fellow rom com author Bethany Turner joined her for a special Facebook Live launch party to answer reader questions and talk about the behind the scenes details and inspiration behind the book! A Girl's Guide to the Outback is available now at all good bookstores. How far will a girl go to win back a guy she can't stand? This funny, sweet, and romantic story proves that opposites do attract-and that God has a sense of humor. Samuel Payton is a passionate youth pastor in Virginia, but below the surface, he's still recovering from the blow of a failed business and insecurities he can't shake. His coworker, start-up expert Kimberly Foster, is brilliant, fearless, and capable, but years of personal rejection have left her defensive and longing for a family. Two people have never been more at odds-or more attracted to one another. And every day at work, the sparks sure do fly. When Kimberly's ambitious plans for Sam's ministry butt up against his risk-averse nature, Sam decides that obligations to family trump his work for the church. He quits the ministry and heads home to Australia to help his sister, Jules, save her struggling farm. As Kimberly's grand plans flounder, she is forced to face the truth: that no one can replace Sam. Together they strike up a deal: If Kimberly comes to work on Jules's dairy farm and lends her business brains to their endeavor, then maybe-just maybe-Sam will reconsider his future with the church. As Kimberly tries her hand at Australian farm life, she learns more about herself than she could've ever expected. Meanwhile Sam is forced to re-evaluate this spunky woman he thought he already knew. As foes slowly morph into friends, they wonder if they might be something even more. But when disaster looms, will Sam find it within himself to take a risk that could lead to love? And will Kimberly trust God with her future?

When Kimberly has a violent premonition of a highway pileup she blocks the freeway, keeping a few others meant to die, safe...Or are they? The survivors mysteriously start dying and it's up to Kimberly to stop it before she's next.

Meet Kimberly McCreight, best selling author of the Outliers YA trilogy. When Kimberly missed out on a job, she took it as a sign that she had to publish her next manuscript. Fortunately, her book Reconstructing Amelia was picked up and she has gone on to forge a successful career as a YA author. Learn why you should treat writing like a job, how to tolerate a messy manuscript, and why it’s okay to lower your standards. This podcast is brought to you by the Australian Writers’ Centre. Find out more and get the free ebook at magicandmayhem.com.au.

Kimberly Turbin made headlines and history when she sued her doctor for assault when he gave her a medically unnecessary and botched episiotomy during the birth of her child. The case was resolved in 2017, but Kimberly is still dealing with the effects of the assault. In this episode, Kimberly recounts not only her experience, but the aftermath of the trauma she experienced in 2013. “I posted the video just to see if I was crazy or not.” The video of the birth, posted to YouTube, ended up connecting Kimberly to a community of people who have supported her, and who she has supported, with the continuing process of her trauma. Her medical diagnoses, which included vulvar spasms, dyspareunia, vulvodynia and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, still cause considerable pain. Unfortunately, the drugs that help the condition are both expensive and make it hard to parent or work. “My injury is forever and a lifetime.” In the medical community and beyond, there’s a tendency to disbelieve women’s pain. When Kimberly tries to warn medical professionals that she has been through both sexual assault and birth assault, they tend to feel attacked instead of sympathetic. It has changed the way she interacts with the medical community – even eye doctors - and it has also affected the way she parents. But Kimberly doesn’t want anyone else to feel pressure to respond to birth trauma the way she did. The process was and is challenging; the fact that the law suit was resolved does not mean the trauma is resolved. WANT TO LEARN MORE? Go to www.birthmonopoly.com WANT TO CONNECT? Email: birthallowedradio@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/birthmonopoly Twitter: www.twitter.com/birthmonopoly Instagram: www.instagram.com/birthmonopoly WANT TO SUPPORT US? Review us on iTunes, SoundCloud, or wherever you listen to the podcast. Businesses and organizations: Underwrite the show! For more information, contact us at birthallowedradio@gmail.com

When Kimberly leaves the boys alone...they go to brunch! Play along as Bryan and Kevin are left to debate a March Madness style bracket of musicals over mimosas and margaritas. What will win?  Become a supporter on our Patreon: https://bit.ly/2Q2zELG

Kimberly Rich is a certified High Performance coach for executives and entrepreneurs and the host The Bold Life Movement podcast but she was once chained to a desk at a corporate job doing all of the right things that she SHOULD have been doing and felt trapped when one day she finally decided to ‘challenge the shoulds’ and hunt down the life that she was called to live. Listen on Apple Podcasts We go through the steps that she took and we talk about the mentors and communities that she looked to for direction that helped her re-design her life around freedom and location flexibility and how her bold path just recently led her to walking up on stage and delivering her first TEDx Talk. "I started to challenge the SHOULDS" - Kimberly Rich In this episode we discusss... When Kimberly started “Challenging the Shoulds” and channeling her boldness. How should went from being chained to a desk to being location independent. How taking the coaching program with Brendon Burchard aligned with The Bold Life Movement One of the moments that Kimberly highlights on her podcast with Mark Manson - The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck Taking Kendra Wright's challenge that led her to setting her sights on delivering her first TEDx Talk. Jumping in with the tribe at the Tropical MBA and the Dynamite Circle with Dan Andrews and Ian Schoen. Show Notes Theboldlifemovement.com 54% of people regret the things that they DIDN'T do in life. The solution? Kimberly's incredible TEDx Talk: The Antidote to Regret Facebook and Instagram @theboldlifemovement Twitter @kimbos_slice How to Prepare for a TEDx Talk by Kimberly Rich Emilie Wapnick TEDx Talk  titled Why Some of Us Don’t Have One True Calling Sponsors PrintDirtCheap.com – Rockstars in printing with over 30 categories of printing products doing it FAST and doing it CHEAP. Use promo code ‘LIFEHUNTER’ for $10 off of your print job or request a free sample of their work. Check out clickplacement.com to design your search engine marketing strategies and launch an epic PPC campaign. Support the Go Hunt Life show by making a donation to help keep the life hunter stories coming at Patreon.com/gohuntlife

What would you do if you dared to do and be more? Today I have proven sales and recruiting expert, Kimberly Patrick with me on this episode of Financial Fluency. Kimberly is a sales coach, entrepreneur, real estate investor, and author (among many other roles). She focuses on helping senior executives identify, select, and attract passive top talent. Kimberly’s path was a winding one. She starts by telling me how she got into her many businesses. From multi-level marketing to social work, to sales and recruiting, and finally to where she is today with her own business. For Kimberly, her entrepreneurial spirit started at a young age as she observed her grandparents run their own family business. When Kimberly was in college, she began her sales career with Mary Kay and got her taste of multi-level marketing. She quickly realized that she was better suited in a B2B environment instead of selling in a B2C market. After college, Kimberly went on to social work, but that career path was emotionally and mentally exhausting. It wasn’t until graduate school when she started building companies with her ex-husband and then she moved into the sales and recruiting industry. On the show, Kimberly tells me how she started her first recruiting business in 2008. But that year, real estate among many other industries collapsed. All of her clients were laying off instead of hiring. Kimberly hung in there a bit, but it was also a tough year for her personally as it was professionally. She was going through a divorce, and took a lot of time for herself and moved back to DC. Fast forward to today, Kimberly most recently launched a program, Smart Selling, for women in business. This program is 10-12 weeks, and it helps members identify clients, hammer in on their marketing and sales plans, optimize their sales funnels, and more. To help those having difficulty with this aspect of their business, they’ll take a look at where (what channels) they’re posting and what they’re posting. She says messaging is very important, so it’s essential to tweak as needed and get creative throughout the process. Kimberly’s Tips on How to Get Started: Identify your target audience. First, you have to make sure who your ideal client is and where they hang out. See where they are and start engaging with them. Build out your freebies. Get to know your target audience and start conversations with them. Let them know about your offers and freebies, especially if you’re selling directly to a consumer. Pick technology carefully. The technology you use throughout your business is very important. Kimberly uses a few tools to help her business such as ActiveCampaign and Instapage. You can learn more about Kimberly and her business by visiting her website: http://kimberlyapatrick.com/ or following her on social media: Purpose Driven Mompreneurs Facebook Group Facebook LinkedIn   Resources Smart Selling Coaching Program: http://kimberlyapatrick.com/getmoreclients Kimberly’s Book: Dare to be More   Bio Kimberly Patrick has served as an advisor to some of the brightest CEO’s, Presidents, and Leaders. Kim is a Certified Business Coach and a driven entrepreneur. She became passionate about working with business owners as a child, while growing up in a family business. Kim has been an entrepreneur since she was 17. She has founded multiple companies in real estate development, recruiting, and fitness. Kim lives in Austin and is a new mom. She is truly living the dream and juggling everything! She spends her “spare” time investing and developing real estate, coaching mompreneurs, and helping startups find and attract the best talent. Kim serves  on the board of directors of The Texas Recruiters Association and is the Director of StartupGrind Austin. She is deeply involved in the startup community where she spends her time helping companies select and hire the right talent. Kim’s passion is connecting people and helping startups grow their organizations with the best passive talent.

Kimberly Ramsawak knew that a traditional job, with a cubicle, just wasn’t for her. Counting down the days, so she can take enough vacation to escape, just seemed counterintuitive. Kimberly had a very clear vision for herself, and she knew that life had to have travel integrated into it, which meant her job had to, also. Find out how Kimberly made her solo travel dreams happen, and still continues to make it happen with a husband and a child at home.   Key Takeaways: *How did Kimberly first get started in solo travel? *What were some of Kimberly’s highlights from her trip in Spain? *When Kimberly became an ‘adult,’ she did what most people did, she got a job. *Kimberly found out while she was in college that you could get a degree in tourism. She had no idea that this was a thing! *This sparked a whole new world for Kimberly. Finally, she was able to get out of her home town and travel the world for work. *When Kimberly was working for big organizations such as Macy’s, how did she create work/travel/life balance? *Kimberly is married and has a child, yet she still makes travel a big part of her lifestyle. *Jennifer admits that her politeness factor decreases when she’s tired/burnt out from people.  *Many women are afraid of being alone in a foreign country due to safety, but you have those same issues here in the United States, as well. *People often forget about common sense. We won’t put ourselves in risky situations at home, so why would we do the same in a foreign country? *We might feel freer when we travel alone, but just be conscious of your surroundings, and have backup plans in case things go wrong. *Kimberly shares her thoughts on going traveling, vs. getting a job. Why does it have to be either/or? *Kimberly shares some parting thoughts about traveling, traveling alone, and working at the same time.   Mentioned in This Episode: Transformviatravel.com Transform via Travel on Facebook @GoSoloLive on Twitter Email: Jennifer@TransformviaTravel.com Patreon.com/gosololive   Connect with Kimberly: Facebook Twitter Instagram Website   Leave a Review: Did you like this episode? Please leave an honest review on iTunes with your feedback! Also, please subscribe to the Go Solo Live podcast on iTunes, to get notified when a new episode gets released. I appreciate your listening to this week’s show. And tune in next week for another great guest.

Kimberly James grew up believing that ‘black people don’t travel’. At 24, she went to Europe with a friend, and instantly got bit by the travel bug. When she turned 25, she moved to Mexico, by herself, and hasn’t stopped traveling since. Kimberly is in her mid-40s now, and still hears the words, “Black people don’t travel,” from fellow African Americans. Well, after traveling to over 60 countries, Kimberly is living proof that’s not the case. If you want to travel, don’t let your race, or gender, hold you back.   Key Takeaways: *Kimberly first started traveling solo at the age of 25. *Kimberly went on a trip with a friend to Europe when she was 24, but she initially didn’t want to go. She thought, “Black people don’t travel.” *On that trip, she went to 6 countries in 3 weeks, and fell in love with traveling. *When she came back, she had her mind set on living in another country. She didn’t even know anyone who had lived, or even traveled, outside of the U.S., at that time. *So, what’s the deal with the whole ‘black people don’t travel’ myth? *When Kimberly was traveling in the 90s, she rarely saw another African American traveling. *Kimberly is now in her mid-40s and she still hears, “Black people don’t travel.” *People think Kimberly is fearless, but she’s not. She has fear. The difference is that she goes even when she’s afraid. *Kimberly is a strong advocate of taking self-defence classes. *Being robbed happens in the U.S., too. We’re not immune to these things, even in our home country. *Kimberly went to China and Japan when she was 13 years old, and she hated the trip! *Where does Kimberly find her inspiration? *What advice does Kimberly have for those who want to do solo travel? *Kimberly talks about her Antarctica trips. She’s been there 3 times so far, and is currently planning another trip over there soon! *P.S., Kimberly hates cold weather. There’s just something special in Antarctica, you can’t find anywhere else. *Why did Kimberly decide to write a book?   Mentioned in This Episode: Transformviatravel.com Transform via Travel on Facebook @GoSoloLive on Twitter Email: Jennifer@TransformviaTravel.com Quarkexpeditions.com   Connect with Kimberly: Website Finding My Brave Space, by Kimberly James Booksandwanderlust.com   Leave a Review: Did you like this episode? Please leave an honest review on iTunes with your feedback! Also, please subscribe to the Go Solo Live podcast on iTunes, to get notified when a new episode gets released. I appreciate your listening to this week’s show. And tune in next week for another great guest.

Elliot and John watch "Foul Play in the Sky" from MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS. When Kimberly is trapped in an airborne plane without a conscious pilot, it's up to the teenagers with attitude to ignore her plight as they battle a snake monster that might be voiced by Bryan Cranston! Did the original team kick-off the series on a high note, or do they pale in comparison to the Rangers who hung out with Ninja Turtles? Listen to find out!

When Kimberly needed a void filled in her life, she never dreamed she’d be helping to save vulnerable women and children from slave raiders and genocide! Each one of us longs to know we matter. We hunger to know that we have purpose, our life has meaning, and God dreams great dreams for us. In Passport Through Darkness: A True … Read more about this episode...